The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-03-26
Notes and Personals.

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caused at the home OF Mrs. 0s-
borne, on Gibbs avenue, when the
chimney caught fire and sparks OF
the fire blew over the roofs of the
neighboring houses. The fire
company extinguished the blaze
with little damage.
Thomas Shurtz, while driving
his car in Pleasantville, was
struck by an unknown person,
who sped off before he could OBJ
tain the license number.
Artie Clarke, of Atlantic City,
has rented the bungalow of j. q.
Winters, on Annie avenue. Mr..
Clarke expects to be married on
Saturday to Miss Gertrude EnZ1an
and will occupy his new home
some day next week.
An auto driven by Joel Ste
phens collided with trolley car
No. 25 of the Suburban line, at
the corner of New York avenue
and Shore road late Saturday eve
ming. Mrs. Stephens was badly
cut with broken glass and was
rushed to Ocean City. The front
trucks of the trolley were knock
ed off the tracks and rendered
useless until another car arrived
and pulled it on the tracks again.
About $50 damage was done to
the automobile.
Material has been delivered for
the building of five houses on the
Ocean City Harbors tract and
others are well under way.
L. C. Medkiff and J. Warren
Clifford, of Scullville, were visitors
to the Point on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Williams,
of Gordon e Williams Co, have
rented an apartment from Mrs.
Paul Banholzer for the season.
Larry Brannigan, of Larry's Ho-
tel, has returned from trip to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harold Megronigle spent
the weekend with her sister in
Philadelphia.
James Medkiff has six head OF
horses in his stables ready for the
spring work.
Eugene Steelman is making eX-
tensive alterations to his home on
Somers avenue.
Winter founders are biting in
the bay and many are oYerhauling
their boats preparing for the sum
mer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulton, OF
ScullviIle, entertained William
Bars and sons, Leo and Kenneth,
on Sunday.
Edward Pratt, electrician. will
occupy the store now used by the
A. & p. store, when they move to
their new store at Shore road and
Higbee avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wood were
Scullville visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shamrock
were entertained by Mrs. Gather
Inc Woolbert of English Greek,
on Sunday.
The Anglers Club entertained a
number of guests from Philadel-
phia and vicinity over the week
end.
Chester Conoyer and George
Jeffriea We're Sunday visitors OF
Ben Lee. OF Sculyille
MI and Mrs Talge have open
ed their summer cottage ON Bay
and New Jersey avenues
Mr. and Mrs H. Pelot and De
tective Farley and wife, of Allan
tic City. have rented a cottage on
Bay avenue, near Somers avenue,
through ]. Gibson Winters.
Mrs. Mary Rapp has returned
home from a visit to Philadelphia
John Slower, who has been alb
sent from the Point for over a
year, has returned to the West
side.
George Mckinley and c. Konski
are motoring to Miami, Fla,
where they will spend the next
six weeks, stopping at places en-
route.
Mrs. Louella Sooy. postmistress,
i improving after being confined
to her home by illness.
Mrs. James G. Scull was a
Philadelphia visitor.
Mrs. c. p Robinson injured her
foot While returning from a trip
to atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Briggs and
family, Of Wilmington, Del, mo-
tored to their bungalow on the
Mays Landing boulevard and
spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stillwell Smith
are now occupying their new
home at Launch Haven.
Miss Anna Mapes and Gus
Mapes, Of Camden, spent Sunday
it'll their parents.
George Luckenbach. of Hickory
Point, is improving his property
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his place.
Harry Kelson is able to be
around again after recovering
from a second mishap which re-
broke his collar bone.
Ground has been broken for the
new casino which is being built
on the old "Bayview property.
Mrs. Harris is having two
houses built at Fourth st. and
New Jersey Ave.
Harry DeVere has nearly com
pleted his house and store on AT
lantic and Groveland Avs
Miss Lulu f. Elder, of Atlantic
City, has rented a house for the
season en- Sunny Ave.