The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-26
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occasion, while others INDUCED in Ice
cream, cakes and candy al the tables.
japanese lanterns We're used for lights
after dark. making d pretty effect on
the evenings entertainment.
The large new flag which was order
ed by City Council will be raised on
City Hall this Saturday.
Robin S. Rogers, Of Ocean City. has
commenced the erection of a very
beautiful home on Johnson avenue.
Alexander Patton has been appoint
ed a night Waterman at the First Ma
tional Bank.
Lewis 3. Matthias, we'll known real
tor, has rented the following cottages:
Thomas H. Flood, insurance broker Of
Philadelphia. the Lichener cottage on
Delaware avenue; DIR. J. Hall Lilly. of
Frankfort, Pa, has rented the Fox
bungalow on First street; William r.
Bollick, of Philadelphia. the Wentzell
cottage, Shore road and Cedar avenue.
The lights on the city pier were
turned on Monday evening for the first
time this season.
George Seldom and wife and ex-
councilman Charles NJ. Won Thaguen
dAld II q 6QEDA6 u c - aim
and wife recently.
The Misses Pringley of Somers ave
nue. are entertaining Miss Louise
Knapp, of Lancaster.
Mrs. Lichener and daughters, of Del
aware avenue, were Philadelphia visit
ors last Monday.
The fire ordinance is again TO be
acted on at this Friday nights meet
ing of Council. The new ordinance
was drawn up by Louis D. Champion,
the city solicitor. and former Judge E.
4. Higbee, and they say it is agreeable
TO both sides. Justice Campbell, at
Mays Landing, has handed down his
opinion on the Fourth street question
against the city.
The Moose Lodge held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening and a big
time was had. Three new members
were initiated as follows: John G..
Kerr, Joseph P. Deyine and Raymond
Slips, after which a sumptuous feast
was served and enjoyed by the large
number.
Isaac Stiles received a large ship
ment of chicks last Wednesday.
The Athletic Club held a meeting in
Boyle's Hall last Monday evening and
a large number were present. Among
the matters brought up was a carnival,
which they decided to hold the third
week in August.
The w. c. T. U. met at Mrs. Anna
Hera's, Wednesday afternoon.
The Civic Club held a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lewis B. Matthias last
week and took up the matter of clean
ing up the beach. Through their eff
orts they have interested the mayor
and councilmen, who say ii will be
attended to at once. The club had in
tended to have it done themselves,
but the city thought it was their duty
to do it, which OF course is much for
the Civic club. Let the good work 90
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. George %Schossler. OF
Washington, D. c., are spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. julius Heine.
Chief of Police Margerum says the
/ spooning and petting parties are get
ting as scarce as hens teeth in this
district lately,
Norman Jewell, OF Atkinson avenue,
is home on a %furlough, visiting his
parents. He is attached to the [. S.
Battleship Florida.
~ Bradenburg, who for
merly lived here, but now nVfng pa
Hollywood, Fla. has returned to her
home in the south, after visiting her
children.
Sol. Sweitzer, of Shore road, had
the pleasure to have friends from
Florida to call on him, whom he met
while away last winter.