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VOL. LXVI. No. 27 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1941 FOUR CENTS
H otel A ssociation at Banquet The American Spirit A uditorium Sunday Preachers
Hears Dr. Henson, M ayor M ooney See Religion A bove W orld Strains
Group in Annual Affair at North End Drs. Holmes, Socl Gathering for the sixth annual banquet, members of Despite extreme heat in the morning and a thunder the Ocean Grove Hotel Association were told by various shower in the evening, nearly .5,000;persons, attended the; ’ '■ speakers to look for a '“season of prosperity” in these ris services at the Ocean Grove Atidiorium to hear Dr. Harry ing times. The get-together was staged on Monday even X. Holmes, assistant secretary of the World Allia'nce 'for ing in the North End Hotel. International Friendship, and Dr. Ralph W. Spckman, of Dr. George W.-Henson, president of the Camp Meet Christ Church, New .York, bring the messages. Dr. George W. Henson; Association president, • ' ~ ing Association, expressed sorrow Organist Clarence Kdhlmann for presided at both'Meetings. and will are, in conflict,- imagina- that we must find:prosperity in a his rendition of. sacred music each SpeakingSneakiiig for almost 3,000 in the-;4.®".a lw a y s wins.': Do you believe world cataclysm but stressed the afternoon on these chimes. availability (, of Ocean Grove as a morning, Dr. Holmes used as his that,” -he queiTied. Group-singing, was led by 'Ray seaside resort for "health, rest and Recalling liis own personal life ,• mond Holcombe, of Asbury Park, theme, the strains iii life that cause happiness." He was impressed by Dr. -Sockman told of his early and dinner music was furnished by life, to fall a bit short of the expec ' the hostelers’ slogan for Ocean childhood in a town where there the ; Cotterill Sisters,, thc North tations, hopes and desires of many. Grove—A World-Famous Seashore^ were held: regular yearly “ revival” - ! End hotel trio. '“Life for most of us,", he said, Resort—and added that it is actu meetings, because,-he said, in' that", “ falls jiist a little ehoii of the de ally a reality and not an empty Owing to the fact that the state case the wills were set but the im sire, intent or hope.' •.'■•s'/ agination not, and thus needed thc ■/slogan. ..-'/' legislature was in session, Sena • “ We do.not reach the goal of our The Camp president continued, tor Haydn Proctor and Assembly reguiar-. yearly “ revival,'' to., thc . hopes, we do not make the pattern ‘‘I have -met people, everywhere man J. Stanley. Herbert were un way of the true1 Christians. we have planned, we're counting on who are fam iliar with Ocean Grove. able to be present and participate “ The part o f ‘the’ Lord's Prayer,” . making’life as we -want it,' accord There are multitudes of famous in the program as planned by the Dr..'Sockman said, "in which we ing to our plan, but God sometimes (preachers and laymen in England committee. pray, ‘ Lead us not into temptation,' does not follow our. plan but His,” means only Oh Loril take my im :: who know or have heard of Ocean The local hotel proprietors who said Dr. Holmes. s : agination and keep it from ' Grove.” He added that this re- planned the dinner were H. A. Wil Telling the story of a strain ciius'- thoughts_of evil. f- sort does hot appeal to those who liams; chairman; R. B. Frede.v, F- '-ing -n-breali- in : the."great"Golden “Now a'ariari may possess his will ■vacation at Coney Island, but that G. Mount, C. B. Rohland, and C. B. Plan Patriotic ;:'. / AUDITORIUM CHIMES TO l'I.AV i Gate bridge in. .California, ' Dr. and,' imajsinationsand yet not. have , it must appeal-to those of-tlie Hennig._\Th"ey'\vere aslisfed by the MRS, JAMES McRELL HEADS FOR ITH OF JULY SERVICE Holmes said" that the break did not highest spiritual and moral char reception committee: Mrs. C. B. possession of .liis.soul. 'F o r lie has OCEAN GROVE U.S.O. DRIVE Song Celebration ' '■ ■ ' ‘ , b.ririg to a halt the work-on tile' not control of his feelings—he still acter. • Hennig, Mrs. E: J.'Bovton, Mrs. H. ' ■ .. ' 1 briigiv but l ather stirred the nieu M ayor Mooney Speaks lets. his. feelings run' away, with A. Williams, Mis. Jean H. Han- The' Auditorium chi m e s , ! to .greater speed to repair arid con-- “Representing, your suburb, As cox, Miss Anne Rohland; Mrs.. Har A call has been issued this . Program To Be Held In which have bee;i. silent for. the . him.- - • ,. ... - . ■ r , . | ttnue “Two- thirds of the .world’s sor bury Park,” Clarence V. Mooney, old Stratton, Mrs. J. W. Hiller, , week to residents and visitors ^ Auditorium Fourth of July Nigiil pust few (lays due to the mak ! Life Reveal., Strains, . ' row .arid; dissapoiiitment are diie to Asbury’s new and popular, mayor. Mrs. P. J. Young, Mrs. J. II Hem in Occan Grove for donations Temple Program In Morning, ing of repairs to the spealvn .- ‘‘Life., reveals.'its ■ strains ill o U-iliper, yet, a • man niiist - haye . ' placed emphasis on tlio spirit o f phill, Mis. L. K. Beider, Mrs.'E. L. system, will play for . the. toward, the United Service Or Parade .In Afternoon .. Iiur.d od places,'’ D j, Holmes con- temper, fo r temper is'to a liiaii as : cooperation that: should' exist be Bernhart; Mrs F. G. Mount, Miss Fourth of Jiily;'services, ac- ganization's- program of -retire? , : timied,: "and as .Kiplir.g, said; tween, the neighboring resorts. coiding :to.Managffi'. Joseph temper is to steel.' Jane McKee, Miss E. K. ShawyMrs, i spite, of .bei:'.g . broke—because of “Our chief asset and; your, chief Anna T. Dey, Mrs. J . P. Dunn and ation' centers for m ilitary Ocean Grove will celebrate the -Thema, who Stated.that he had • ■ "Jl^dispii Square. Garden’s great. i being ‘broken and. frustrated, you hall , in -New- York: is filled from asset is the beachfrontr-second to Mrs, M. J, Woodring. camps. Contributions may be Fourth of July with a pro^rarii of received /word fi-om/ 'Ranald can rise and build anew,’ orie-weclt to another, with gather- v none. We must make, our-places at given to , Mrs. Janies McRell! patriotic arid traditional sontts'; pre ' Bench that , tbe •■heeded .parts ! '"Sin. unemployment,. .defeat of o&people. all .working against tractive, both physically , and mor- sented'lindei' the direction of Wal would, • be installed by that. 71 Benson avenue, or to • tho / Hopes, strain-.:6f loneliness, uhex-j something. .Al: anti-something ral i: ally."; John Clark, president of the ter D. Eddowes, Ocean Grove: Min time. ' Mr.. Beach made the FIRST AID SQUAD ISSUES Ocean Grove branch of the . I pected. sorrow, .and' other ' strains pies: The trouble-today is that peo- ^ Asbury Park Hotel Association, ister of Music, and to be held in original installation of the BATHER SAFETY RULES i all have their effect- on the: strain pic ban be rallied around their hat- / . followed Mayor . Mooney: in, ac- A . P. and: O. G. bank Dr. Hie evening at the Auditorium. : chimes and speaking system.: of life .. Life’s: diss'apointments' and ■ accenting cooperation. He extend- George W. Henson announced The program will follow along tha The chimes, which are thc reds, but r.ot their loves.. An anti-; Rules of safety, for ocean i/strains come, but' 'we’ve not ma- Hitler' rally fills the hall to the . ed n cordial invitation to dll hotel collections front the Auditori same style of the ‘‘Sinking Skule,” , gift of Frr.ni: B. Smith, given bathers have been issued by ■j chines, we’re bigger thair machines. doors, but a help China rally i3 'guests in Ocean Grove to attend so popular at'last year's celebra iii memory of his w ife ,; Mary,. Instructor Russell 0. Francis,' um Fourth of July celebratioin ! What has religion to say to those. poorly attended.. the series of N. Y . A. philharmonic tion. ; . - -' Johnston Smith, were installed of the Ocean Grove First Aid will be donated to the local ; black moments in' .history ? . Relig- “10,000 sit at-a prize fight and' concerts in the Convention Hall. In the morning:, at the Young last year and were played foi. Squad. | ion, is. tbe first thing and tiie .last watch a man .be torn apart,' but Recalling his first experience in U. S. O. drive by the Associa People’s Temple, a special Fourth lowing each '.Sunday , service ‘ (1) Cooperate with life j thing,; and', until man finds and no one shows up at the hospital on, the Grove, A. W. Coffin, manag tion. The drive will close on of July program under the leader and during each Week-day af guards—they arc your pro j knows God,; he begins nt.no be the next morning to see him put ing director of the New Jersey August 2. ship of Dr. George C. Dihvorth will ternoon. The chijnes are pliiy- tection. ginning and strives to no end. together again. Council, related how he came here be held during the regular Young ed by Organist Clarence Kohl- '.(2) Enjoy your swim, but “ Scerice and industry.- have done’ “Am erica," Dr. Sockman con in 1907 with his parents. In dis People’s meeting. ' Specialmusic lnann from the console of the wait at least an hour after eat--, nothing-in two thousand years to cluded, -“must do away \vith this cussing Ocean Grove’s present ap DR. KILDARE AT STRAND nnd features .will be given at this Auditorium organ. '.'••■ V- - ing. - . - ■ , | destroy-that ..great , realism, ‘In the anti-feeling, this belligerent feel peal, he urged that the town cater observance at the Temple. (3) Sf you must perfect a Seventh Of Famous Series Coming ■ Beginning, Goil!’ " Dr. Holmes sta- ing arid come again into the'love somewhat to the young people. In the afternoon, all shore com stroke; do it in the pool, not To Boardwalk Theatre New I’hone Book Out. I ted, coi'itihuing,s“ This world today of Christ and its feilowmen; “ When they come down with their munities will join -with Asbury outside of bathing lines! “The People vs Dr. Kildare,” •The new telephone book, dated";^ crowded• with nien* and--women “ I, recall a man who had ,a fine parents, they can’t be thrown on Park U,.S, O. officials in the stag . ^4) Remember, the guards seventh in the series of pictures July, 1941, W heelin' to make, its | 'v'ho are living close to the1 break big .sundial,' and curious as to .the their own. Proper recreational fa ing of one of the largest patriotic know the treacherous spots in involving the exploits',of the young appearance along- the ’ boardwalk I ^ P °int» because they/have no an- Latin inscription, had it translat cilities ought to be established for parades ever held along the shore. the ocean better than you do. • doctor and his superior, Dh Gilles and in shore hotels. Distribution ! choraffe in Iifc,’s tW ^ e d .waters., ed. It read. 'Beware, it is later the younger generation.” The gen The parade, which will start at two pie, will be .shown at thc Board of some 45,000 copies was be^xun S believe that God .lives and than you think.’ eral theme of Director Coffin’s talk (5) Familiarize yourself with will include more than fifty m u si walk Strand theatre for three days this week by the New .Tersev B e ll! loves' ailll;Gnd helps-is,the-only an^ ', •‘Yes,.:Christinns, it"is later'thaii: was based on “what New Jersey is the ocean by respect, and not cal units' and 10.000 soldiers from starting Monday. Lew. Ayres, Lio Telephone .Company and . will’ be chLaraine Day are completed with about a week; T b e Rllls of the world, too late.” ; , state before the public." and Monmouth. Ocean Grove units featured. A1SD to .be. shown for number being distributed is. nearly ! “Today is.no moment fpr the de- At the morning and evening ser Praises New Chimes expected in the parade are the Auditions For Children’s Opera .three (lays starting Monday -will be 4,000 conies' ,more'than last year’s j 5 the day fo r;nien to be- vices the'-large. Amreitiin flag to In closing, Toastmaster H. A. first aid squad, with their new “.Rookies on Parade,” with B6b dcjivery, ami the new volume con- . ^loye ,n ^ p ry of God and the the rear o f , the. pulpit whs 1 ightcd. . Williams praised the new musical The Children’s Opera Company, ambulance, the E; H. Stokes fire Crosby and Ruth Terry. "taiiis about 2.800 more listings j-eternity .of His. power,* and, with and a patriotic number,was plaved ' feature1 of the resort^—the Auditor of New York, will open a local company No. 3 and the Eagle com On Thursday, for three days,, the than; the previous one. All told;! OotJ.'sLhoIp;alcrte^ by , Auditorium organist Clarence ium Chimes, presented by Frank, branch' for the summer. s :This pany No. 1. .Ocean Grove police strand will bring the season’s .sen there are, sonu\ -(15,000 listinirs in Holniv.s conchi'(led..-t,, Kohlmanii,...... B . Smith—and “ gave a hand” , to unique organization whose mein will also'aid the Asbury' Park of sational success “Meet Joe Doe,” tlie white pajie . iilpliabetieal .sec- - ^r* Sockftan.:iJt 7:30 ; . The; preiie.hers for • Sunday a re , bers are girls and boys between the ficials along the line n:'march, and , TEN INJURED IN WRECK staining Gary Cooper and ( Bar tion, amoujc which: appear .14:000 v .. bare. his..wit#' about Dr. Hamel A r Poling in tho morn ages of 5 and 15, was founded by will .lie. under- the direction 'of Po bara Stanwyck with Edward Ar c h a fe s from the la^t l?«ue due to .;1*” ” - but :'soinetimeK ;he does the ing and : Dr.r Artiuir C. Jariies in Pennsylvania Engine, Cars Derail -the well known coloratura' soprano lice Chief Willis Atkinson.' Fire nold and Walter Brennan. f»t^>pJe ‘ ‘ttiovlnjffi, oi*. haVihp, terc-,l'.nK-,s^ ••i[lvv;li?h;: tliings.Vv-Pr^ Kalnn thc evening. ; - ; . ed Near. Farmingdale Eva Leona,,and it’s fame is wide companies in lino fr.iji this com The Strand, is now conducting phone di^comiected oi- of -about - -T he'flow ers'in the. font are in spread. The latest performance of munity -will be led l-.v.'Ifire.-Chief • . : -' "A- ■>-■ L' ~ ' /;V • 1.700 at\tlie t^*eninV'.se! \vices of;;th'e. Ten persons were injured Sun- benefit performances for the Ocean loving- luenntn’ (>f:-Mtv arid Mrs, ■ the company, the fairy opera, “The AVeildim^ Auditur.ium.; “ But . the: Rlorjbu?'Ki>Mins-]ioflmeir . day. night when a Philadelphia- Grove Troop No. 41, Boy Scouts of David H. O'Reilly ■ :imi 'first aid I Flank'- L. Thomson, ' from ;thc. Sleeping Beauty” was given . on bound train roared through an open America, which will be concluded members will be under the. direct Word ; has been . received' of., the '. . abol’,t 'ho tliv!.v C'hWstian faniily. The flowers in tb.e. basket ■ July 7, in 'thef auditorium . of City switch-’ and was derailed near the on Saturday. ion, of Capt. William Gilbert. ; liiarriaVeof S(;rgeaiit'Robert ilofi'- : wa'sl. that; he feared nothing, and are in loving niemory of IMrs. Rus- ■ Farmingdale station. The train College of-New York and has meir, of- Jackson'•'Heights,' L. I., had .im cause to, do- any devilish! sCi AV. Leary, given by "her hus- was not scheduled to stop at- Farm - drawn.'unlimited praise from th. and '■forhierly: of .Occ:in Grove, .to! thing, beciiuseshe... obeyed' .Ged,' . | baud' anil daiiifhters jdan'and'Eliza- , iiigdale and tlms. had not slowed most outstanding New York crit Not Too Late To Enter JIlss Mary.Rollins,,of Great Neck,; ."I:may be free;:toriight:So'fiiiva^ I'etli. V down appreciably, for the town. ics. The high success of this peiy !.,.[/ The.eeremony was.performed, n!J-, if concerned^, 'and- I. lnny V The injured were-remoyed to Fit- formance has encouraged Miss T h e Times Bible Quiz in the. First Baptist church,i Sir-to- say anything I please, IN JU R ED IN OR,VSli I' kin hospital, Neptune. ; ' Leona to give a .repeat perform van tin hi Ga.';. 6ti May 51; 'Sgt/Ho/f-! r may be tetheiedtb a fixed ance here. The east will be com Three Hurt, One . Seriously, In ' The scene of the crash Sunday Beeause of the increasing inter meir, the. son o f ".Airs, ' Florenc.e^-J.tholijSht and so' my sotiri; not free. posed of local talent augmented by i questions will be listed. An addit Neptune Accident was near the same spot where a est in the Ocean Grove Times Bible ional week will then.be allowed for I! of fnieir. • is "Ut atior.ed at' Cami) | 1 •»».»>*' > 'i imprisioiiwl within, some of her starlets. Two scholar George Sherman. 54 Olin str^ot, ' year ago a Pennsylvania train was Quiz, the editors have decided to the further consideration of . the Stewart, Pincsyljie, fin., wiih the:.'ni.vself;right'Mici-e in' America. ■ : ships will be awarded to the most was treated at Fitkin hospital late derailed by a wash-out on the leave the contest open for the bene questions. famous Seventh Reginient', of Ne.w- < -^'0 have , real .freedom," . Dr. •' tracks and twenty were: injured talented boy' arid girl. Rehearsals York city; Both; the-sibride; and Sockm»n cpntiriueiV, ‘11 iiiust be |i-ee Sunday night, when a car which he . fit of late arrivals in Ocean Grove Oddly enough, the interest shown and two killed. will start July 3 and 5 at 10 a. m. groom attended New' York Univer from imprisoning thought!;. How: was driving was involved in a at the Deal Conservetoire. who may wish to enter. Therefore, in the contest to date has been by Shore ambulances again respond;- sity.. . free are your thoughts. How free three-car ac.-ident on Route 33.. Al- '• n list of the first week’s questions laymen nnd not by those ministers ed and removed the injured to the ore you tonight? .Have you that so : treated . n't the hospital were . Expect Ambulance Today • together with those of the Second of the Gospel trained in. Bible hospital.’ It was reported that no Xliss Diiler To Speak will to obey God without reserva Dora Roehrl, Bradley Beach, Ra or cui’rent week are: published, in knowledge, all of which affords the ' . washout had caused the wreck this sDhe Ocean. Grove fire, depart The first public activity in con tion of thought?'1 he asked. , ' chel Lamb, of Englishtomi, and this issue. Both lists appear on layman a greater chance to enter time, but that the switch had ment first aid squad's new ambu nection with the Sacred Music •An old saying, the pjeacher con Erma Kiirlsen, Neptune City. Miss page, eight. ■ ' • the contest and receive one of the jammed and the train had hit it be lance, ordered 'early in June, is conference will be on the evening of tinued, iS that “when imagination Karlsen and Miss Lamb, suffering The contest, which opened offic generous cash prizes to be dis fore a warning could be given. expected to be delivered today in July 10, when Miss Angelina .''Dii from possible fractures of the skull ially last week, deals with facts tributed at the close of the quiz.-No Visitor Here For f>5 Years—HI ‘ Temporary first aid stations had time for participation in the Fourth ler, .of New York, will present a and jaw , were held at the hospital. ' contained in the Books of thc Bible of July parade in Asbury Park. one, however, is bancd from the lecture on “The Making of Mu Unabje to be in Ocean Grove for Sherman and Miss Roehrl were been set up. iii Fenriingdale and the and. is a challenge to all'Bible lov The new ambulance ;s a Cadillac- contest ' except employees of the sicians,” or “How Music is made the first time, in 65 years, Mrs. S. treated for cuts and abrasions. '" jess seriously injured were treat ers in and out of Ocean Grove to ed there and continued on their Knightatown car, with every mo Times. and how interesting it all is." All L. Mauger is recuperating, after The accident occurred when the enter, tlie contest, arid match their journey on busses provided by the dem accessory and convenience. It Back issues of the first week’s interested parties are urged to at an eight week’s , illness in the Sherman car was sideswipped by - knowledge of the Book with the will be the third car used by the questions can be had by calling at, tend. Abington hospital, at the home of another car attempting to pass a Tailroad. - ' other contestants. Ocean Grove squad, there having the Ocean Grove Times office and her cousin in Palmyra, N- J. Her third vehicle on the road. All were The, contest appears exclusively OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM W isteria Anne* Opens been one before the Oldsmobile- questions should be sent in, to home address is in Bristol, Pa., and removed to the hospital in the N?p- in the Occan Grove Times. .The preacher in the great Audi w. The Wisteria Annex, 87 Main Heeney ambulance now being re gether with the two required sub torium, .Sunday, Ju ly 6th, at 10:30 "her season address in Ocean Grove tune ambulance. avenue, freshly redecorated arid re- placed. The contest is divided into ten scriptions, to the Ocean Grove a. m., will be Dr. Daniel Poling, has b<;en Tent No. 4, Asbury ave sets of questions—one a - week— . painted, Will open for the Fourth Times, in a scaled envelope addres Philadelphia. At 7:30 P. M„ Dr. nue. Dr. Norman Layton, Chiropractor, Ocean Grove Pharmacy, '40 Main Arthur C. James, Drexel Hill, Pa., , of July holiday with the same high each containing six questions, and 97 Abbott A ve.,‘Ocean Grove. Tel. Ave. Dross, Sodas, Sandwiches— will run for the ten weeks until sed to the Contest Editor, Ocean will preach. All Auxiliary meet MOVING PICTURE LECTURE A. P. 5430.—30 . i quality fbod and service as the Wis- 24 ings will be held this Sunday .—adv August 29, when the final set of Grove Times, 64 Main avenue. • by the Noted Preacher, Dr. Arthur .. teria restaurant 80 Main avenue. C. James, Saturday, Julv 5, in the Mary-Gold Restaurant, 49 Main Optometrist-OpUeian BREYER’S ICE CREAM: 25c. pint : '"• J)r.: Joseph' P. Heine Tasty, delicious sandwiches of all Albert E. Robinson, jobbing Temple. Admission, a dpnation of Avenue. Home Cooking. Breakfast1:,: . -' •American' Barber ShopJ 52; Main, carpenter,, and all kinds of roofs 49c. quart, 10c. cups. Breyerpakt. 25c to expenses, of summer confer s ’ Hair Cats, 40c. O. H. Washbourne. ■■ Don’t Neglect Your Eyea binds and light Innch at Nagle’s Opcnsbaw's, 60 Main Avenue.—adv 518 Cookman Ave^ A. P . : Tel. 154 Sodai Fountain, 4S Main Ave.:—edv put on. 64 Heck Avenue^-15tf . ences,—27 ...... ; ’ .-. -fi- ■" -FRIDAY, JULY PAGETWO to hi point ; thence (3) easterly along erly. line of .Monmouth Avenuo there* .ga:te of the County of Monmouth and Second Tract : Being . the westerly LEGAL NOTICE the northerly lino of Lot‘No.1150, one lit distant easterly one hundred thirty- reported' fbr . settlement, to the Or part of a tract of thirty-three . and hundred ,feet_ to the w esterly Hue of three feet and ninety hundredthsof a phans* Court, of said ' County,: on forty-seven one hundredths acres de Union Avenue; thepee (4) .northerly foot from the intersection of said Thursday, the seventh day. of Aug scribed in a deed .from -Daniel White XM Poet’s Corner CHANCERY 5M2p alohg the westerly line of Union Aver northerly line . .of . Monmouth Ave ust, 1941, at 10:00. o'clock a. in., Day to John 'Bennlt dated tho fourth .day SHEIIIFV'S HALII:—By virtue of a hue, fifty fe et to ' the point or p lace -.of nue with the easterly line of Madison light Saving Time, at which time ap of April- A. D. 1801. which 'tract was surveyed and returned, to one Andrew' : \ writ' of- tl. fa, to me directed, Issued beginning; . ; Avenue, and running thefcee. (1) east plication will be mn^e for the allow Strength out of the Court of Chancery.; of the Seized as. tlie - property of Douglas erly’ along . the northerly Hue ,of Mon ance'.of commissions and counsel fees.' Bell, May 5th, 1792, and recorded in . Sta te of Now - J eri«ey will be, exposed: mouth Avenue fifty, feet.;.' thence (2). D a te d :. Ju n e IS,. 10 41. : ' ' the Surveyor. General’s Office at Perth Strength for today Fath er, Smock, ‘ et. ' als;, taken . in execution Amboy jn Book S9, page 2G1; Beginr to .sale at public venduoj .mi Monday, a t : northerly, at right angles to Monmouth Hood. Lafferty * Emerson. the 'su it o f -.Lydecker V a n Hiper,-: iilng at. a ..point at an. angle of an ...,strength for the.today. - the- Hti» day of July,'. I91i', between Executor of the. last ‘will: and . testa Avenue one hundred thirty-nine feet 744 B ro a d Street ■' N e w ark , ‘ N . • J.-.V '. ‘-.VV:-.. - • •; • Osage Orange Hedge',’ in the southerly .* thc h o u rs oil ;.l2 o’clock -and 5 o'clock ment of ' Josephine E. Bigelow, ‘tie-. and two hundredths of a foot; .thence line’ of said thirty-three and forty- Strength to be holy, to. walk ■ in .(at; 2 o’clock. Daylight Having. Time) ceased.V and to* ;be ‘sold - by- : 05) north llfty-eight degrees' fifty- ProctorsV ' ■ FIDELITY UNION TRUST CO. seven onediundredtJjs acres tract, said Thy w ay; in tho aftern oon o f s a id d ay, a t t\io .M ounts J;' WOCiDhlXCJv SUertff. eight .minutes west fifty' feet and -one point.being distant ten chains; and five Court House in the Borough of Free-, hundredths o f a ' fo ot ; thence (-J). B y: Edward A. Prnrten. Dated.; .T une 0, ‘ 15*41. ' v : : / . •. A'lce President links westwardl.v frpm a stone at the Strength, for the keeping my robes hold,; Oouut>l. o f Mo?»iuout1»,. X e w .1«*r- Edwin :P. Longstreotv' Solicitor. . southerly parallel ; wltlr the, second southeast corner of said .tliirty-three st-yT t«* satisfy a'decree of snid court course herein one 'Jumdred' thirty-seven . '755 Broad .Street, .Newark, N. J. undefiled. (IT lines) .? w-71* , Sole Executor and forty-seven one hundredths, acres uum unthig lo a p p ro sln u itely $;l,T0i‘ .00. foeVnml ninety-eight hundredths of a tracts thence running'from said point Strength to be humble, as seemeth All. Ihe’ followlmr tract* or parcels foot to;the. northerly line of Monmouth -25-29 ($.5.20) , ' •/ - (as itha" compass pointed in 1S9S)* (1) ; > ciiA>rt i>,h y M a u Avenue, and. the point' or - place' of be of kind aud premises' hereinafter par-, . NOTICE , =;- . . south .sixtyrflve - degrees west along Thy child tlcularly di^ctlbeil. situate,, lyhn;' arid Sin : it I I'l-'S s ’\ i j : s— l:ly :v lrtu e bf ii ginning. :. -v. ■w-.'Vy. :thc -southerly, line of said thirty-three' w rit of ii; fa ., t,o':mb; directed, ■ issued Being known and designated as Lot Strength: in temptation to turn iM‘lii?r in the TownshU* o f Xfp.uuu*. lit Take notice;''that Joseph! T. •Newinhn and forty-seven one .hundredths acres the fouuty of Monfnputh and JState ", o u t . o f. 1 1 a\sCourI bf’• Chaucery„ o f»the N o ;; itkS2' h s ' shbw it on M a p ' o f B ra d -. tract: twelve chains and. thirty-five ;■ from the snare, .;. ■. . State of.N’ow ,lt*rsfy, will lie exposed . ley lleach; Mbmhbuth • Cbtmty,; JNew 'Lodge No,'OOS, intends to apply to tire o f Now. .Je rs e y ;' know n ns L o ts N-tun- Township Comiijifiee of* the. Township .links; thence,'.(2) north nineteen .de A CASE IN POINT Ih t s . un'e J;lumltvd. tuul I'orty-Hlght to sale ntpublic vemliu*,. on Monday Jersey..,'./'.'-v j •- grees-and fifteen minutes.west; along Strength to''be constant and. ear the .i Ith day- of .luly, if*11 between . Tlie above ilcHcripiion - is in accord of Neptune Tor a Plenary Retail Con the westerly line-of said thir.ty-three. nml. llimdnd mul Forty-Nine sumption License for. premises situat nest in prayer; (Nos. I iS 'am r I l!t) ■ oil .Map “A” of tho hours of 12 o’clock and T» o'clock i ance with a survey made by Niart and forty-seven one hundredths acre The professor of economics had (at 2 ..'o’clock hayllgiit Saving Time) Rogers, Civil Engineer, dated Ju ly 21, ed Ut ltii:: Spring wood Avenue, Nep tract: thirty; chains and twenty-five Av'iuidaU* .,'IViTai*iv fnudc by. Niart tune, N .,1. "... Patient in well doing, faithful' in been talking steadily for more than lto«V rs; i'. )•'., dated A u gu st-- 1. lt‘ lD, •‘tu the 'i\t'tcrn at -Memorial field' Friday night, Ifilliaiiai.'itiatiaiiariiiiailiftaiiliiaitBiiiiil'iaiiliiiiia'iatiaiiaiiaiia-iatiijiatKiiatia'itaiiBiiatiauaitBiiad'biiaitaiiaiiauiiiaiiailliiai July. 4th, when the Beimar Bravos CROCKERY F . L. W ., meet the Philadelphia All Stars for D A. J. OBRECHT Tel, 4163-J Estimates Given the. first-tim e-this season. D. W. CLAYTON Of course you want the best and most reasonable. Ed Bolden’s strong colored nine NEWSPAPERS First -Class Work Only You can get it at the’ will be favored to turn back the Bill Sahliri, who enjoyed such and R E E L 53 Main Avenue. Tel. 5283 Painter Decorator shore club in a game scheduled to “Paper, Hanger Buccess at the Beimar Braves park start at 9 .o’clock. '.. , Ocean Grove’s Original Carrier Iiiclement weather and cold 12'/; Heck Ave., Ocean Grove GUT R.ATE SHOP . last year; is certainly having his Probable line-ups for the contest occan water prevented the surf Kitchen Equipment and Furniture , troubles this season with the shore follow; . .. \:..-v-;,-■• •'.‘•..;.t:.,-'.v and pier from assuming its right House Furnishingb, Hotel/Restaurant and Bar Supplies . clu b ... .L ast-Friday evening, with' Philadelphia—C a ra p b e i 1 , 2b; ful position as a leader of sport EDMUND L, THOMPSON Phone: Asbury Park 1615-M the Braves playing the fast Cuban 1 5 So u th M ain S tre e t Telephone^Asbury Park4147 Parnell, If; Patterson, 3b; Benson, activities, in Ocean Grove. The I Exterior arid Interior THOMPSON & GILLAN Stars, -Bill -was, in .'trouble constaiit- . Opposite Main Avenue Gates cf; West, lb; Wright, rf; Jordan, pier w as' a dreary ■ spot as .the rain i Painting ' ' . ly because of his wildness. He is: Painting and Decorating ss; Palm, c; McHenry, Buchanan iijid fog visited us this week. The I .V Estimates Furiiislic,l. AUTO BODY REPAIRS < sued many passes and although he’ Paperhangine . or Williams, p, : .:- ocean temperature recorded, a low 08 Cobhmnn A v e ., 0< c li ii C rn vj: had his regular speed hall whiz EASY PAYMENTS ; Hare Ilttillntors Clenneil nml itepalrcd Before Filling With Anti-Freeze Beimar—Adams, sf; Hermann or 54) • degrees at one time. But local ,, riio iu ; A 'sliury l'a r k Wl.ls-u ARRANGED zing in there, could not find' the Body and Fenders "VT ir»lr A trfioV i Painting - Kiefer, if; Kiefer of Mangianello, anglers are now enjoying bettor 113 Abbott Are., Ocean Grorc, N,: J. Repaired li.Il/tv Finishing ; plate with much regularity.O n lib; Scheich, r f;. O’Neill, lb ; Novo- days. - • . liear .Frame and Axle Stralglitener—Wheel Alignment Tuesday evening-," Sahliri again sely 2b; Gervan, ss; Deitz i t Hen- Joe .Sandford. played “old reiitt-j FRED K1ENZLEN 1006 FIRST AVENUE, A&BURY PARK Telephone S472. pitched and this time was. fairly ville, c; Roy or Sahliri, p. ,;V ble” for this Ro(J and Reel. As a, ANDREW TAYLOR successful in finding the plate, but 97 M t. Tabor Way Nextj.'ic.vu Tuesday iuesuuy iiignt,.night, July«jiuy\o, 8 , ,inc.the' Iuueanmember of . the Ocean uroveGrove Fish-r Jsn* TI2T AND SHEET METAL CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK was touched ; f o r ' twelve 'blows Braves will play another strong Club 'prize' committee, he has Ocean Grove while his mates; could, collect only MNational nfiniinl Negro league club or— xthe i.I announcedfi nn inhnoaJ ’' the ’ V.iai« ‘June winners in FABIO BATTAGLIA , four off the Baltimore Elite Giants’ IS, Sonth JHaln Street, Aibcry .fark House of David,, Otto Geiss/ bpokr four classes of fish. PAINTING and DECORATING SIDEWALKS and CURBS CEMENT BLOCKS pitcher, Roy Williams.. Phone 2091 ing: manager announced. ‘ • .; Young; Bill Guyer won top hon Telephone A. P. 3283-W SHUFFLEBOARDS, FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE BULKHEADS Sahlin who throws a spitball ors in 'the striped bass division' 211 Bangs A venue; . Neptune, N. J . Telephone Asbury Park 8938 frowned on in the big leagues—u s with 10 pound, 2 ounce catch. Se ually is able-to use his speed ball : A. L. BROWN cond prize goes to Norman • Koehl NEPTUNE LAUNDRY COAL AND FUEL OIL . to great advantage and on one oc er, who landed a 9 pound, 1 2 ounc- Tinsmith Friday CASH AND CARRY casion evening had the Cu- er. ' Slate and Shlncle ICE—FUEL OIL—COAL ..bans swinging after Deitz had At County Races Hoofing of All Kinds AM- SERVICES . First iri the fluke division was C. 20%, Discount Kelvinators caught - the ball behind the plate. Leading harness race drivers in Stores and VFurnacei Schafer with a 1 pound, fO ounce V*i\ Telephone 8142 ' . Timken Oil Burners . However,' it- seems to us that he the East, representing stables fa Ne'pt. Highway. & Corlies Ave. F U E L O IL fish. A. 'Russom came . sceoml, 109 Abbott A re., Ocean Grore , Neptune, N. J. Telephone ©15 will have to find the plate, more mous in. the trotting horse world, landing ■ one ' wegihing; 1 pound, 4 . often and the'Beim ar players will will compete for generous purses ounces. '. , MILK AND CREAM have; to find sonic .'bits for hiiii if in the annual. Independence Day j Weakfish, prize . winner was - B. DRESSMAKING-DESIGNING M ATTH EW S and FRANCIONI they expect to take any ball games. racbs on the half-mile Freehold Dehnert’s 1 pound, 7 ouricer. Se Dave Gashion, Freehold boy bur-, Race Track.. ALTERATIONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS cond prize was captured by- S. “From Erenlnff Oofpii to Skirt”. WARDELL’S DAIRY ler, finished for. Sahlin in the F ri Scheduled to guide their thun Jones and his one: pounder. No Job Too 11% or Too Small Tho Oldest .Undertaking Establish- day:-game, but didn’t show ahy- dering charges on the dirt track JteasonaUio—Unttoniiolcs .Unde w e n t in Alonxnout.li C onnty. DAIRY PRODUCTS Kingfish came iri with a fair I M ns. M. SEIBEJIA^ Fir$t«Clas8 Ambnlnnco Service ■ thing great nt that a le Del Miller,; Rue Clark, Johnny. NEPTUNE, N. J. ' Telephone 1916 S-0_.(bookman Are., Astniry._l'ur!; - —yOl-Sevflntli-AvennerAsbury-Park^-j Highlight of the Fridivy evening Hartman, Hugh Bell, Eddc Cobb, off since. - H arry. Noble’s heaviest Second Floor—Phone A. 1’. tlil Telephono 21 • battle was. a last inning , near-riot and many others familiar to every king weighed 1 :,pound, '4 ounces aiid MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING between Cuban pitcher Howard and one who follows the sulkies; placed first. 'Second was awarded' . gash:o« cjiewit Plate Umpire Coplan... .and while Stables represented will include HISTORY OF OCEAN GROVE HOTELS All-Wool Suits to R; B. Taylor, Whose catch scaled . Illustrntcd • Worth fit),So the -Umpire is; always rig h t and those of Harry . S, Gould, Park 1 : pound, 2 ounces. ,ROOMING HOUSES . ' . ' 112 Pages—S1.00 \ L a B A W ’S ■VOW ' those who sit in the stands s:re al ll-idge; Mah’.on Haines, the York, Serving with Chairman, Sandford RcnuUfut Innersjirlng* Mattresses 1 1 r srnii ei.io guaranteed all new materlnl, value Save 10% . ways wrong when it comes to the Pa., shoe wizard; Joe Carr, the [lire Joe Moore and Ernie. Hert-. *20 fo r Sn.93 C ash. $10.80 making of decision, we thought, Freehold 'apple king; Joe Burke; Occan Grove Times. Mattresses Renorated . i Priisport i Slinnii-rni'M A yes .(Open ;to o.oo v. M.) ■. TeK felder. : They: add that croakers are - Ct-Molri Avenue .Slmni6nS;.Beaiityrest lieildlng:• aniV.there wore others with us, that o f Plainfield; W. .H.. Shinn, Mount included as a prize division but-, Ocean Orove, ,\, ,1 . 6^ .OLIN STHEKT - \ : OCEAX OUOVB Tel. 6712 RADIO Coplan did miss a few against Holly; D. H. Bjair, New York,' and that none vyere recorded during the . : Howard.... Last season, it will be numerous others, making up the month of June. These monthly uaiiaiiaiiiiiiiiaiiii'iiiiaiipiiaiiiiiiiiijiairiMBiiiiiBiiiiiiitiniMr. 410 Main Street. Asbury Park, N. J. Telephone 5630 remembered, Coplan had the same 40 entries in the four- races of prizes arc given to top pier eatch?s I NORTH END | | ! Try Newest Thrill'. | • •• v'1'-" "■■/& .'V1 yC':'.'- • / . ' V • ' . I type arguments during the early three heats each. ‘-. only, while a number of awards for ( riw'lcy AVii'-lK-r,' (-oniiih-h-ly rcliotlt, (roar.' I. parti of the season and soon there .Secretary Norman;- Marshall *s ' ti.tiHchtilu Hn'iiuiu (■l«iaitfrs--$!l.)ir. heaviest surf .fish will be present nml uji. 1 } t-i! r p tut ni ii I a-#*. JN-pjiJr tilt miikcs ■V ' were other faces behind'the plate.'. looks for one of the biggest crowds ed at the end of. the season. \ •: «ir fiHil it Ins, ‘' VvnsjiiTs,,.;eti%...... - * ' . .We grant, however, that the j Pedal Boats of the season, due to the increased The highest; honor o f all should Beimar fans comc to> the park moire: ; Also Famous interest in' harness racing after the go to the Fishing Club. Until re TAXIS to bait the umpire and cheer for state legalized pari-mutuel betting cent years, few people realized the other side, than they do to see on-half-mile t r a d e s : • y ., that" fishing as a sport could be | Swan Ride j jaugsy s ... Beimar win, and this,is something '-. - ' used as an inducement to bring , Telephone »i>AT Oil NIGIIT the management should do some- visitors to the-Jersey shore. Tlie gi Ten Pins' Duck Pins I r#r ri ^irnl '«m'Dlstnncc JIovlDg • thing abou t... .A s one follow said, ! Motor Boats I 68 SOI7TII VUY STilFpi1 HUt Al.L OCCASIONS Warns Of Killing Neiv Jersey Council, along with | Facing Wesley Lake | 3IAIN STItEgT O Q E A y tiKOVE, S. J. “If a Beimar man hit a ball over ! " : o n Gov.. Charles Ellison’s state-wide 1 10 A# M. to 12 (IVIidnighfc ) | WINDOW CLEANING — ■'i' the fence, only three persons would Wild Song Birds salt water, fishing tournament, is s Instructions Free .• to Beginners f get up and clap, and if he hit it I Wesley Lake publicizing, this principal feature SHORE WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY to the boardwalk, only five would State Commission Points To l l Of the “ garden state.” - .Arid tlie lo s Between Asbury Park ' 63 New York Ave., Ocean- Grove . show any interest,” which seems to Law Again Using ,'B. B., Air cal Club is arousing added inter and Ocean Grove'': . . be the case, for three out of five 1 FLCOI? WAXING DONE BY MACHINE Rifle or Other (juris Against- est in fishing among Ocean Grove persons there want the outsiders' to i Phone 237-.I • E . H ER TFELO ER lUlrds: visitors. Proof of that statement SPEEDWAY CARS take the ganic, which is not the ’S is found iii the 325 members who | and CATERPILLAR Cooperating with the' Federal To relieve7^ TkH true home team sp irit. '. , belonged- to the organization last While watching Sahlin pitch, a Fish and Wildlife Service, . the I Ice Cream Garden | 3rd Ave & Boardwalk year. Tho O. G. F. C .. is doing a Misery of W L U O few wild ones at the game, another State-'Fish nnd Game Commission | Asbury Park great service iii this resort. l' | O PENS Lfqu ld fellow came through with the clas today called attention to all citi-. I OBSTACLE GOLF j Tablets sic remark, “He reminded me .of zeiis of New Jersey to the fact NATIONAL BIBLE QUIZ. | Thursday, June 19 Salve Hubbel!, .he's: so different.” and that shooting robins, bluebirds, i (The Golf Course with ! • Noso Props of the Ocean Grove Times | Tea Room Will 0|ien Juno 2G' Cough Drops Viero nre always follows around: to catbirds, woodpeckers, ami . other J , the windmill) slVmit out, “ Hi Wliitey, warm up song, and insectivorous birds with = 48 Pitman Avenue = 4th Ave. & Boardwalk .. M pnilerful XirHmetit ■ another limp!” BB guns; air rifles oi' other weap Ocean Grove aii|tiaiiaitifiaiiatii:ia:iaiiatiaiia'ilita:>a r-t'-i ii:i-jiifaiil.S i | • . • Heads and Tails—The Bradley ons is a. Federal otfense. •iiiiiaiiliiMiiiaiiiii'iniiiimiit ^cifiikiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiii i i i i » i i i i i n i t i i i .i. i i Beach Elites, who -Won the first Persons found guilty of such an Holfman Coal Co. Ill Wilbur K' Gu!'er I ■half crown: in the \Vliitesville soft offense face fines of $500, -iix Field Street, Avon, .V J, Successor to * ball league nnd then -left tliat cir months Sn jail, or both, according M o t o r V ] Telephone, Asbury P{irk 5207 | WILLIAM YOUNG • . J cuit for the stronger W to the State'FiSll arid Game Com Leave Ocean Grove -* • ••'«*»un*nnw>»mw,tuiitiiniiiii v 1 *'• • fc<< , I t l. *, H /• • , / 4 *, • ; . ^ s ^ t ' ’ r 1 . / / PAGEFOUR FRIDAY, JULY'4 p l 0 4 l organist, had been engaged to play and represented an investrnenfc'-'tffj THE OCEAN GROVE TIM ES! THE HITCH-HIKERS tho organ for the moving pictures $300,000. ; , And Shore Times Defense Band Q In that building. The announce Ocean Grove beaches were again • Published Friday ment dame as a pleasing, one to to be patrolled by a group of -life) It 051 Kit 1). IiHI*S(*K, Killtor ami: Publisher • the many oatrons. as Mr.. Kohl- guards from the United States' VoU FRANK I.. WIUJIS, Local Kdltor ‘ Q. What is a U. S. Defense .SIXTV'l’OUIt MAIN AVKM 'i:, OCKAX (JItOVi:, XKW JEUSKV Savings Bond? mann’s ability as am, organist* was ■unteer life guards association, with' * .. Ti-lritlumo 7 well known ana highly appreciated. Capt. W. H.: McNair, a student at A. This Bond is proof that s iri3 .s e UP Til.) V S : Sl.r.O Vi arly: SI.00 end-iumually ; 0(K . q u a rte rly o r 4c. John ' McCormack's managers Colgate university, as the leader of iuid pits ;iU< per copy, !>'►* Uiuo pa hi in the L’ultod Slates C an ad a $2.00 and you have loaned money to • F o r *ii?n #2. “.() a ye ar. i • cancelled his. scheduled Ocean the local, guards.. A similar group A i> u i:i- Sri! JS c lim it’d till ro picst—ahvaj * ^ vc foriiier ad Iress. tlfe United States Govern Grove engagement for-August 20, was patrolling the Asbury Park A in *i-:i -|'IS 10.Ml 'N T S : . Jin tvs w ill ho, turn >hod, by us on t o Itient. ment for national defense. 192G, for .the reason that McCor beach. .-■■■: ’ ' ■ . w . y i M:n pin I;AJ!EJ, u.\* VlH/il !‘A1 KR FO K T H E E ^ I* li t AT I ON O F Y< H I I- s i : t : s r IU L*L 'lv S Your Bond bears interest at mack would not have returned from Jesse A. Wells nnd 'Harry .Cow .ins n-.iil at Oi’e:UtvC;ro\*o post office. the rate of. 2.9 percent a a trip abroad by'that time. ard,. of Ocean Grove, had been ad E i it i-rei a?*' re«*i>h l-.;l the RIDERS year, if held to maturity Miss Clara Schwartz, (laughter ded to the police force for the sum - .T H E 'J u r T H IN IT S ■nc 1'Ett 1‘l.ACE (ten years). of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. William mer months. . ' • In Praise Of Teachers Schwart, Embury avenue, was tak Bishop William F. Anderson, nf (D, W hy should I buv Defense: ing. a trip abroad with several oth Chattanooga, Tenn., was the Nearly••.ail .tlio teachers luu'e concluded their work .B o n d s ? . er teachers in the Bradley Beach preacher at both the morning and and .fone back to thair homes, or off to camps or schools, V. B e c a u s e m o n e y ta lk s . T o school. The party planned on evening services of the Ocean for. iitnVnjlir work. They havo tried to lead the younger 'Jictators 'it speaks defianci' spending two months in-England, Grove Auditorium on Sunday, and. To friends of freedom, i.1 generation Lip the /Hill of'Knowledge. The road'up that Holland, Germany, France /and told the congregation that there ays, “Here’s my hand ” Italy.-. “was no place for rose-watetf re hill runs at. a fairlysteep.yvade. Some youngsters get ex Note:— To purchase. De ligion” in Christianity. hausted: before they got up-very far. Tlye teachers have fense Bonds and Stamps, go iRehearsals of the Auditorium kept them .c.liinbi.iig,-so far as they were able to influence to the nearest post office or 30.YEARS AGO choir were being held in the As restless youth, " ;. ,- bank, or write for informa-, sociation hall, Main avenue. .-(Editor's Notes. These 'item s' -are Some people have chorislied the idea that, teachers tion to the Treasurer of the taken from the back-flies, ot the Times The recently organized Asbury United States, Washington, for. the year 1311.) have a rather easy time, with a long summer .vacation, a Park Trust company opened its D . C . July 1, 1911 . doors in Asbury Park with the ■ five-day week, etc. Yet probably no group of people.are ■»■ :___ More than a hundred and fifty board of directors composed of Leo in greater, need of rest. It is a nerve straining task to taka, AMONG THE HOTELS invited guests attended the ban W. .Berry, Frank Durand, William a roomfuil of inipetuouii 'and fun-lo\;iiig youngsters, and St. Elmo—T. O. Voting, ‘ Pater quet marking the formal opening Marshall, W. J.' Couse, H. D. Le ■ make them do solid work. son; Mr. * and Mrs. G. H. Knight, of the iiew North End hotel, re Roy,'Albert Robbins, L. C. Ritchie The niost urs'vnt desire of youth is 'for.fun 'and; play. New York;.. J. Crawford Lyneli, cently completed under the spon and G. A. Smock, and the officers Glassborb;. «T. L. Schickley, Sho sorship of the Ocean Grove asso were W. J . Couse, president; Lee They are'jike lambs or calves, that-skip through the fields rn okin, Pa.; Mr. anti Mrs. E. M. ciation. Tha hotel has a capacity, W. Berry, vice president; F. A. on a nice summer .day, instead of being like patient old Turner, New York; Joseph M. OfilTUAR'i Ships Named For Officers Blewitt, New York; Mr. and Mrs. of more than two -hundred guests, Schilling secretary and treasurer. horses that pull loads continuously. Robert Drummond, Xutley: J . M. . MRS. GRACE, JVATSON Of the 41 destroyers for which The teachers’ task is made harder by the loose fam- Carter. >!orresto\vn: . Mabel C. Hunter," Baltimore; Sir. and Mrs. T. Mrs. Grace Watson, 35 Abbott contracts have been awarded and .iiy 'disciplihe that exists in countless homes. After leav Youmr, Paterson; Mrs. Ada Berjr- avenue,. was stricken last Thurs for which President: Boosnvelt has ing a family circle ,>vhere everyone does, as he pi,eases, it riei', Misst Betty Worth. John ,\V. day afternoon as she was walking selected names, three will be nam THE PIONEER OFFICE. Mason.. Brooklyn; W; H.' Dewey< near Asbury and New Jersey ave ed for deceased officers of the is a strain on a kid'to come to a school room and be told he Scnrsdale, N. Y.; W. J. Marshall, nues. Death was attributed to a United States Marine Corps. has to obey certain rules. It is not surprising that some of LvnhVook; Mrs. J . L. Coinerford, Lynbrook. . • heart attack. Mrs. Watson, who .The Butier will be named in hon them are looking for chances to 'jump' the fence. Belle Claire—•‘Mrs. Irvin" Roe, lived at the Ocean Grove address or Major General Smedley D, But A teacher -facing her 40 young ■ charges day after Rev. L. E. Williams and Don, New- With her father. William A. Davis, ler, the Gillespie in honor of Major RENTING nrlt; Lily and Arline H: fun makers to settle down and.work. Mrs. Charles Cromlov. Lymlliurst, dox. X. Y.g Mrs, L. E. Williams.-New Mrs. Watson had been a resident galow, cottage or rooming house for the season of 1941. The Butier and tho Gillespie will Anyone who thinks 'she has-;a soft snap', might try it for ark; Georgia P. Rudd, -Mt. Vernon;. of Ocean Grove .and Asbury Park . .|)e_tlie_fii'st_vessels-so-called-while: n iviipk Tlip-jumuita iind friend-! of a 1 Lacljools in_Xiim Jftan S. Mathis, Mr. -and Mrs. Mort -for-nr-numbcr-nf ~ ycirrsr- SlJe_15Hn' BUYING M, Mathes. Bronxville; Cathy I\Ie the Maddox will be the second ves been ill.for sonic time, but had re Jersey are grateful for the devotion that teachers give to Cormaek.; Woodside, N. Y .; Mrs. C. sel to bear that name. If interested in some thing of special value, we have some cently 'eft Fitkin hospital. Fun this great task L. Mac Lure. Brooklyn; Samuel K. bargains that will appeal to you.' . . Miller, Plainfield.* eral services were in charge of the Le Cheyalier-r-Mr. arid Mrs. Matthews nnd Frattcioni funeral Charles E. IrenkcivXew York; Mr. 15 YEARS AGO INSURANCE '■The New Economy In Trenton and . Mrs. T. Brewster, Hillside: home, Asbury Park. Mrs. G. Fruend. Rropklyn; H. TL (Editor’s. Note:. Those Items' arc We hare companies that cover or give you protection in Is.Governor-Edison plantiiwg a lot of unnecessary jobs' MISS IDA ISl.SH ROHN taken -from tJie back llles of the Times SchweinUl'Jersey City; Mr?..T. II. for the year ■ • every line of insurance, fire, automobiles, and twenty other in the name of national defense? Is this the governor, who Treih’I.e. Jlazelton. Pa.: Adele Wal- Funeral service,-, were held Wed lines. lirucker, Wvomissinjr. P a .:M r. and ; nesday for Miss Ida- Bush Rohu, July 2, 1926 ' - " was talking so-bntviely about economy in state government Mrs. A. J. Schaffer Union; Mrs. L. who' died Monday at the Metho In a commuiiicatioii fi-om A. Lee such a short ti.me ago? Snyder.. 5Ii:s.- E. Bach. Reading: Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Neidorshid. dist Home for. the Aged, G3 Clark Grover,; secretary to the Highway State house observers'are wondering,, as Jam es Ker Ow\nire: Mr. .and Mrs. E. T1 avtna51;, avenue, where she had been a o- commission, Neptune township rey, j!*.., an hitherto Edison supporter and editor of the S^iith Oranjre; -3Irs. Marietta Lut li- sident since ;103ii. Miss Bohn:Whs committeemen \vere -informed that f'i'land. PloasantviUe. - N. Y.*. Miss* a, former resident of Wildwood, the automatically controlled traffic T re nlon Times .r.ewspapers.- th.is wetik resigned'"tis a mem Florence Nicholson, Philadelnhia^ E. N WOOLSTON ber of the New’'Jersey Defense. Council, Kerney resigned Ocean .Side—-T. . W esllv Gibson .. She was bor: uo. Mt. Pleasant,' signals would not be permitted "oil Pa., and is survived by two neph State • Highways. Tlie commissioa after protesting Governor Edison’s appointment of a “ rank and family. Millimrton. N. J .: Fred- 4 8 MAIN AVENUE erich Davidson.- jr.,- Robert David- ews, W. J., Bolin,: Reading, Pa., nnd referred to the signal.at the cor outsider whose knowledge of New-Jersey is limited and son. Now York; Margaret■ Walker,. Ross W Roiln, Bcrnardsvinp. Pa. ner.of Atkins and Corlies avtmues, T e l. 398 Ocean Grove, N. J. whose job appears to be unno.’ essary,” as defense, coordi Belleville;-.I\Iarjraret 3IeCall,' Bc!!e- Funeral services were tn charge of ahd stated it v.-ould not stand for viHe;* Mr. and Mrs. J-. II. Gehel, nator at 812,000 a year. Newai |c;. Riehar ATLAS OF VOTES READY Congressional It e f e r e n c e Work ' Will Bi> 11 Volumes 'Based.'on WPA. research, a,33,-> 000-page, Jl-volumu work entitled Finest Resort On NEVV J E R S E Y ^ . Where Health and “ The Atlas : o f ' Congressipriiil Roll .Calls;. Ail Analysis of Yea ami Nay. Votes” is-.re.ady ■ f o r publica -.4, Onio ' tion, -State WPA Administrator the Goast Pleasure Meet REFINED FAMItYRESORT Robert \V.-AUan announced./ it. i;> OFFERS WHOLESOME RECREATION tentatively on the publication.'list •ot tiie Columbia • University Press,' which ha* sent ‘prospectuses; tp 3,t Telephone r342 Directly on the 500 educators, libraries, ’historian:! American or European QUEEN Ocean Front" . and.colleges: outlining .the. contents. Tho reference work Would be-the /Opens May 27 lamest ever attempted by the Oo- Special Spring Rates oh Application, Booklet hnnbia publishing, unit, the prev ATHING ;and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk full ious record having been set'by. its Ocean Grove’s Largest and Leading Hotel B length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Park complete facsimile of reproduction on the north aiid Bradley Beach on 'the south.' Two DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALK in 22 volumes, o f Daniel Defoe’s large pavilions, at North and South .End, overlooking n n i “Review", of 1704-1713. Moreover, Dining Room Over the Ocean oceans Boardwalk and ' pavilions brilliantly illuminated at its cost will /be between $350 and night; Auditorium seating nearly 10,000, Most powerful organ $450 when printed*'depending on in the country. Great chorus, finest singers, most gifted Instru mwrnMemi the number of subscribers. Solarium, richly carpeted, decorated and furnished, mentalists, eminent, preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane amusements, moving pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, Rattlesnakes were painted on the over the Boardwalk swimming pool, athletic games, tennis, skeo bail. Daily meet drums of Continental Marines ings fo r young and old in Temple, Tabernacle; and Chapel. A when they paraded ..through the Moderate Rates ______L.__ quiet, restful Sabbath. Safest- place-forwomenrand' children;' Steam Heat, Private Baths streets of Philadelphia in 1775 to Adequate train, boat and bus service, convenient for commuters. Running Waiter in Rooms “ drum up" recruits for the Revolu The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented are H. W. WILLIAMS, tion, according’to Benjamin Frank- Write For Rates and Literature : lin.. ■: recommended to the consideration of intending patrons as among Owner-Manager R ICH A R D B. FR E D E Y , ManagerTelephone 1492 RICHARD B. FR E D E Y , ManagerTelephone the best houses of. entertainment in this world-famous resort. j’fuwiimijimrumiuw TWENTY-FIRST SEASON . GRAND ATI,ANTS G HOTEL NEW | , NOW OPEN | and "..... | Directly on the Ocean ; | At Main Avenue f 1 Heat for Cool Days European f CAFETERIA | On the Lake at the North End, | Within 200 Feet of Bathing Beach ; Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove § | Near Beach and All Attractions I Telephone 4194-M ■ F. Mellor, | Hot and cold water in- rooms; some with private 1 Under New Managemertt: I the Ocean Grove Association It ...... tiMiimi...... iiiiiinimmninimimiirm...... Hninmmniimiiituiiiimmmmuuiiwv. baths and lavatories I WILL OPEN FRIDAY. JUNE 27. AT FIVE P. M.__ Famous Supreme Blend Coffee - - | Good Food At Popular Prices Airy Dining Room And Desserts From |. - ... .- . Where It Is A Delight T° Eat • Our Own Bake Shop ^itaiuliiiiiiiiiiaiji:i»!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiN|ripiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif!iiiiiiiiiiiii Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. I ML J. WOODRING uiiiiiiuuuuiB(mmRnnnmiinRiuiniimiiiimuiiuiuiumuiuitiiiuiutiiiiuiiiiiiiutiiiiiiiiMuiiiitiiuiimniiiiiiiMiiniiiiNiiiMUiiniiUiiiiiii Near beach and-Auditorium. All sleeping rooms have hot f ar.il cold running water; some ensuite, with private bath.. Elec- | trie bells and telephone. Season, May to -October. Phone Asbury | The Sam pler Inn Park 2933. ; ' '' ‘ ' ; ' -• , § Seaside Hotel • HOTEL AND CAFETERIA LULU E. WRIGHT • 1 28 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove. Telephone, Asbury Park 1905 OCEAN GROVE, N. J. . Cheerful and comfortable rooms, with hot and cold running water at moderate rental. Open for guests from May to Oc tober first.. ' i The SAMPLER INN CAFETERIA in same building Directly on the Ocean Front Open June 19, 1941 Charles G. Stockton TWENTY-FIFTH SEASON S u r f , .b e a c h a n d b a t i i a v e n u e s OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN Same .Home Cooking. Same Service Three short blocks to the large Auditorium. One block . ALBERT ANDERSON, Ownpr-Manager from ocean. Complete service courteously rendered Room's with private baths and rooms with private toilets. Stokes Hall American and European Plans . American Plan any 3 Days as low as $10.00 Why not vacation at Whitfield— Restful, Reasonable, Hoineline. . - GROVE HALL HOTEL Office Telephone CHARLES M. HERMAN 17 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove. Hot and cold water Asbury Park 1991 Since .1911, in all rooms. Rooms with private baths. -tmtunniim*nmi«iiutimuuujLiiiiHutuiMimiuiiimiiiiiMiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii!iiiii|iimiiiifiiiiiimiiiiiiuituiiui!iiiiiiiiiimiii!imi!niuiiiiiimi ‘ .Open May 29 to October 1 Near Auditorium ; Grover E. Stults ARBERTON HOTEL I’honp 2880 Mrs. Will E . Bunn BY THE SEA—NORTH END .7-9 Seaview Avenue. The LAKENSEA Superb Table—Clientele—Location 11-13 Seaview Avenue II. A. and L. E. WILLIAMS, Ownership-Management Most select location in north-east section of Giove. One-half block from North End pavilion, and bathing beach. Near Auditorium. Ameri can Plan. -MR. and MRS. FR A N K G. MOUNT, Owners ARLINGTON HOTEL Telephone 5579. ' Family Hotel. Comfort-and. Refinement • Unexcelled. Table • MAJESTIC HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN—FURNISHED ROOMS Fresh fruits and vegetables daily. Cafeteria Will Open June 27 Al! rooms with running water, 4 Ocean Pathway Inner Spring Mattresses ______'______Dr. I-rank-C. Cooper. Whole block on ocean front Rooms Running water in Elevator Baths Running water ill rooms Hospitality every room. Heat .' Special June Rates—Moderate Rates July and August for chilly days. Telephone 190 - M RS. GEORGE R. I-IAINES, Owner and Manager Comfort Janor ARDMORE-SUMMERflELD Next do«r to Ik1 a ch. European C and 3 Ocean Pathway— Overlooking Ocean A f£ W Rates upon applica Telephone, Asbury Park 749 American Plan tion. Hot "and cold running water, in all rooms. Baths. Special June and Phone 3237 < / £ / ? S £ V W. S: Benson September rates. Booklet., Phone Asbury!Park.2784. . E. K. SHAW, Ownership-Management. HOTEL MANCHESTER J. e e l buoyant and care- . 23 OCEAN PATHWAY An Established Hotel, Consistently Operated For Over '30 Years on HOTEL ALLE1THUEST free. Enjoy your vaca- Liberal and -Efficient Principles.' v Corner Central and Pitman Avenues H. W. PULLEN Opening, May 1, 19 11 tion. Protect your diet so S c a » m t H umus, lEMmiins w ater, $100.00 for 2 iiersons. Small Apartments, Mny to Oct., irloO.nO up. >VIth Prlvato Hntlis, $175.00 to 1300.00.* yon can swing into! Fall Park View Hotel Special May and June Rates '■ , G. F. DRAKE, Manager with a reserve of good 23 Seaview avenue, facing Wesley Lake, one block from new Asbury health ami stamina. . . Park Casino and North End pavilion and bathing ground. Capacity 125. Spacious porches. Hot and cold running water in looms. Booklet. C h e l t e n h a m BUENA VISTA uuj--- -’ OCEAN PATHWAY. Phone Asbury Park 5035, ■■■' K .The- delicious Way to Telephone 524. Special rates Mny and June, R. A. W AINRIGHT. Midway between ocean and Auditorium. Hot and cold water in rooms. Heated all chilly days. Clean, cool, cheerful sleeping rooms. Addition get important vitamins al lavatories installed and other improvements. Rates on application, Quaker Inn Motel ____ ' J . 10. M cK EE and minerals is in this different,.' tastier, extra- And Restaurant •37-41 M EUROPEAN PLAN—FURNISHED ■ tOOMS 23 Atlantio Avenue.' Season—May 15 to Oc tober 15. One block from ocean, near Audl- ' mu i n i m m i im m i ii mini ii i ii 1 111 mi ii ii i iii in tin ii mu ii 11 imiin mu iii ii ii iii ii mi urn ii ii i ii i mu iii mill mu mu Odel . Rouse torium and Asbury Park. Rooms by day, j County Notes. • 1 ‘ ; ‘‘YOUR SUMMER HOME” I week or monttt. Special season rates. Phone 4490 MRS. HELEN F. SWANK ITHE POCKETBOOK Corner Heck and Beach avenues, one Fill. Police Vacancy block from the ocean and centrally, lo OLIVE HOUSE cated; Open All Year. Hot and cold _ 1?he. two-year-old vacancy. in the of, KNOWJLEUCE running water In all rooms. European Plan. Tel. 1188. MRS. TRINE BRAINi Successor to Mrs. A. L. Newihan Keyport - Police ;Department, exist 27 Sut-f Avenue, one block to 'ocean, con ing since the death of Patroliman Surf jfoenue Rouse venient to restauiunts, cafeterias. Euro Joseph Coward, was filled when pean plan. Write for rates. Telephone the Keyport council named LeRoy A sb u ry P a rk . 721. A. P. STACKHOUSE, Ownership-Management Huylai; to the force1 at a salary of Pleasant, clean, airy rooms with .81,500. The'appointment, is effec hot and cold running water. In all, many overlooking the ocean and tive as of July 1 . STRATFORD Mil boardwalk. Attractive rates. Light Action was initiated.; pn Hu.vlar’s housekeeping If declred. Tel 5G40.,7 Main avenue. LILLIAN C..BROWN appointment near the close of the 1 ; COLUMBIA HOTEL I . 28 Bath avenue, near ocean, meeting when Cbuncilnian' P. O. Auditoiuuin and .restaurants. \\ eigari,d jr.,' police chairmai),’ sub | 20 MMN AVENUE ONE BLOCK FROM OCEAN | SNUG HARBOR Hot and cold running'water | Spacious Porches— Modern Conveniences § in rooms; inner spring mattresses. OUIDA MAE ZIEGENFUS. mitted ..a,.prepared/ resolution to f Public Dining Room in Connection. | Mayot;. George Birch naming tlio 40 ’ Central. Avenue.. Open all East Ke.vport resident. The mayor ?iiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiumiiiininiiiiitiiiiii9iiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiti»itiftiiiiitiiiii!i? year. Rooms only. Special rates...... VAN G0TTAGE September. to Ju n e ., Telephone, objected- to making the- appoint 1951-R, •■■■■ r A. M. VAX SKITE ment on the grounds that he felt ROOMS OPEN ALL YEAR • 7 Embury avenue. Half block ‘from an additional man was not.needed. : ocean,. boardwalk. Open, all year. Pleasant, steam heatetl rooms;with He said the elimination of angular VICTORIA running, water. Housekeeping prl- parking in the business'district and vlleges. Terms reasonable. Tel. 5137-W* MRS. J. KILSHAW the closing of the schools for the 45 Webf) Avenue; 2 blocks roni ojJeah, summer considerably lightened po GASTLE ARMS rooms only,, centrally, located near-’res- lice duties. . ’ Windsor Lodge_ C_:taiirants;. • Clean, • cozy rooms ' a t . rea- 10 Main Avenuo sonable rates. M R S . a . PIN TER (Formerly; of FiVrmingdale) Councilman Frederick V. Crocs CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS ' took immediate issue with the may- Ocean Grove, N. J. ° '. c not only need one man M. W HITEHEAD, Owner Telephone, Asbury Park 4163-M ■ 11H r 111 [ II1141 ■ 1111111J111 ■ FI IF11J111 j ■ 11111011111111111111111II111111J11J ■ 119 ], ■ ;i ■ |) 111! S11 ■ 11 ■ 11111111111111111 ■ MIM ■ 11 ■ 111!! ■ ■! 11 ■ 11111*—but we need two,” Croes maintain ed. Ask Preservation Of Heri'iagc Speakers at tho fourth annual commemorative ceremonies of the | 89 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. I Battle of aronmouth, sponsored by | WARRINGTON HOTEL j | Try Our Special Club Breakfast | the county organization of the | From 7 to 11:30 A. M. . f Amercan Legion, held at Old Ten- 1 22 Lake Avenue, facing Lake and Asbury Park 1 nent church last Sunday, urged th*i | Dinner Served From 1 1 A, M. to 8 P. M. | | • Convenient to all Beach-front attractions and f large gathering of persons, to nar | Chicken or Turkey Dinner Served with Fresh | tional unity to preserve our heri | Auditorium. Rooms only, hot and cold running | | Vegetables ..... 60c. I tage of freedom and not be lulled | water, hot baths and showers, inner spring mattres- | into a false sense of security be | Clam Chowder Served With Dinner DAILY. I | ses. Write for folder and rates. H. W. Brown, own- f cause we’are on this side of the Sea Girt in an effort to. make the patient in Fitkin hospital. | er-manager. Telephone 8356. | ?iiiiiiiiiii>iiiuiaii[|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiirtaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit]iiiiiiia! Atlantic. contraption function as designed Mr. and Mrs, Waiter C. Schiver- jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiaiiaiiiiiii[|iiiiiiiiaiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiirii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiMiu^ ^ The ceremonies took place on the and up to 1 date apparatus seem ea, Wall Road, Como, are the par ents of a son born at home. Mrs. site of the Battle of Monmouth on ingly had worked. a day that was probably as hot as Sehiyerea was the' former Miss j DINE OVERTHE OCEAN \ The works >vere built several Sign'a Wilkins, daughter of Mr. the one 1G3 years ago, when many y ears ago as a joint nroiect -of and Mrs. Van Wilkins. 21.1 .South . at the Fam ous Of-the- soldiers -fe !l-fro n r:b a t ex-- Spring Lake and Sea Girt but up Atkins avenue. Mrs. Da.vre Swisher, 1118 Tenth haustion as well as shot. to this year had never worked. Sea’ State Highway Commissioner E. avenue, is.recovering from a heavy “ D IREC TLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT” Girt officials then took over the cold. Season, May to. October—European Plan. Rooms with Private Baths Donald Sterner, the ' principal management The dam-like, struc Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and Lavatories. Running water in all rooms. speaker at the memorial,'stressed ture cost $61,000. i .\V . and, children, 1402 Tenth avenue, Telephone Asbury Park 4084. I. A. SHAW, Ownership-Management as the prime requisites for the peo were Sunday guests of Mr. and ! North End of Boardwalk | ple of this country, ah aroused ci .Want Children’s Pool Mrs. Fred N. Lee, West Mantalok- tizenry that will not be lulled into The Brielle borough engineer ing. -, .. THE SUNLIGHT I Reservations for Parties | has ■ been instructed to work' to Jack Van Brunt, son of Mr. and the belief of false foreign promises Mrs. John Van Brunt, formerly of 31 Embury Avenue A. P. 5749 gether with the chairman of roads I' Phone 3196 :■ 1 arte.! the necessity of getting aid to 1202 Eleventh avenue, now living European and American. Hot and cold running water. Great Britain. . - •in' the borough to obtain permis in Linden, was recently graduated riiiitaiiatiiMaiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiaiiaiiiiifiii(iaiiiifaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiaiiiiiaiiaiiiitiiiiiiiiiuiaiiiiii(iiiiaiiiitiii(i:iiii:it:iirMiiiiiiiiiiin' sion from thc State Board of Com from the’ Linden High school .with Near Beach, Auditorium, and all attractions. Injured On Coal Dock '. merce and Navigation for the dam honors. ’ A. E. HARPER. OCEAN HOUSE and Two men ivere injured at one of ming of Debbies creek. If this can Miss Betty . Jane ,- Erickson, the dumpers of the Seaboard C*Jal daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs. William be done, it will provide a swimming D orothy Perkins R estaurant Dock Company, South Amboy, B. Erickson, 1816 Tenth; avenue and pool’ for local children. A. Burtis .Pearce, ' son' of Mrs. 72 Main Avenue • . Watiresses,; King’s College Girls when a "run” ; of ears- broke away: HAGEMAN HALL The idea of building/some sort, Harry Evans, 1215 Seventh' ave First Class family hotel, near bcach and Auditorium. from , the “hump” and/, rushing 24 Central Avenue, Corner McClintock Street, Ocean Grove AH outside rooms. Best food anil servlco obtainable,.-Moderate Prices. of a dam . across the creek at the. nue, were married last Saturday b i down the tracks forced an empty afternoon in the First Baptist Hot and Cold Running Water in Roome. Phone A. P. 903G Our Chlckcn and Turkey und PI I FIFTY cent dinners nre justly famous. Brielle avenue bridge is contem Club Breakfast—25c. and 35e. , car. o ff the dumper and pushed it church, Asbury Park.’ The Rey. F. Rates on Application. Rooms by Day or Week. All Outside Rooms Dorotliy Perkins, Proprietor. Mrs.1 L, C. Young, Manager. plated. The stream is not nuvi- off. the end of the “trip back”, Russell Purdy officiated. After the One -Minute to Auditorium or Ocean, f MRS. E. H. HAGEMAN (Concluded on clgbtii vase) ceremony a reception was given at The Wayne Tea Room from which empty cars are return the home of the bridegroom’s- ed to the tracks after having been’ mother and step-father. The couple- Asbury and New Jersey Avenues dumped. NEPTUNE NEWS NOTES left for a trip to New York city. At Emory Street Bridge. • Mr. Pearce is with the U. S. Coast Luncheons Dinners James Nemeth and Mike Metroz, 25 Ocean Avenue 0 Guard, stationed at Avon. They MOGLIA’S ICE CREAM—PACKAGE OR BULK both residents ’ of Henry street, •The .. Misses Grace and Ruth will make their home temporarily Rooms Overlooking Ocean. Opposite Bathing Grounds. Public rhone A. P. 0505 M. G. EVA NS were working on the empty car that Wewer, 1208 Vs Eighth avenue have with, the bride’s parents. returned from a week’s vacation Furnished Rooms. G. Gormer, Manager. was forced off the back of the Mrs-. Maude Holmes, 205 South 34 Bath avenue, block at Niagara Falls and-Lake George. Atkins avenue, is entertaining her from ocean. Best qual tripper, at ..the time the accident Mrs. Lydia Garrabrant, 1222 ity foods at reasonable sister from Carbondale, Pa. Sterling Coffee Shop Trices. Rooms. • Tele- toftk place. Ninth avenue, celebrated her nine Mr; and Mrs. George Edelson, Vhone 1443. •; S. M . F R E N C H /Nemeth suffered a broken left tieth birthday, last week. 1141 Corlies avenue, are tlie ■par PINE TREE INN aiiii and lacerations about the face Mr. and : Mrs. Ivins Grant, 209 ents', of a son born in .Fitkin hos-. South Atkins avenue, spent last ' 10 MAIN AVENUE and body, while Metroz received pital. :;Y-; :.’••-■ First hotel from ocean on south aide of Main avenue. N ear all attrac Wednesday iii'Washington, D. C. lacerations about the face. The Several members of the Young tions and cafeterias. Running water in all rooms. Completely renova VIVIAN and MAE’S Mr. and Mrs. • Arthur Chamber- Married' Couples Club of the West ted throughout. European Plan. MRS. JOHN SHAFER American and Italian Restaurant First Aid nnd Safety Squad re lain, 12 Fifth avenue, celebrated Grove Methodist church, motored, moved both men to the Memorial their- -10th wedding anniversary to Haddonfield, Thursday and visi 82 South Main Street, Ocean Grove last Thursday. - Ju st . South of Neptune High School Hospital, and after, being treated ted Rev. and Mrs. George W. Yard . Mrs; Sarah Bennett Estelle, of at Haddon House. WHITEHALL SEACROFT Home. Cooked Regular Dinner ...... 60c. for their injuries. they were dis Brighton avenue, Spring Lake 28 PITMAN AVE. 14 SEAVIEW AVE. Turkey, Chicken! Steak, Fish Also A La Carte charged. Mr. ,apd Mrs. John B. Matthews, Heights,’ and Edgar B. Sweet; 114 South Atkins avenue, enter Near Auditorium, Cafeterias, Beach and Bathing grounds. Rooms: Operation of the dumper was held Eighth avenue, were married last Double, Single and communicating; twin beds; running water in all tained friends, and relatives on Starting as a fife and drum corps up several hours because of the de Wednesday evening at 6 o’clock Sunday. rooms. Heat. J. (B. Bcrnhurt at the' parsonage of St. ’Andrew's in 1798, the.United States Marino. railment of .several cai-s/as the re •The Woman’s Society of Christ TELEPHONE A. P. 1951-M EUROPEAN Methodist church. The ceremony ian Service of the West Grove Havens Band will celebrate another birth sult of the accident. was performed by Rev. Harold Gi Jlaln Arcnnt—rooms only, hot nml Methodist, church, met Wednesday day on July 11, marking 143 years Wreck Pond Difficulties Again Paul. Sloan, jr., the pastor. A re cold running Ymter, Tates. ;npon request. ception followed the ceremony at afternoon at 2 p. m., for the busi of progress under nearly a score The Spring. Lake mayor and' ness, meeting and social.; .'•••• BOSCOBEL Open 3rny SO.dN’ear restaurants ana cafe; the home of Mrs. Sweet’s daugh ■ Pliono 38»3 P. J. nnd M. Hi YOTJXG Restaurant o f leaders, one of whom was the Noel Dean and family are now terlas ami In lienrt of Ocean Grove. council Monday night, empowered ter, Mrs. George B. Via,.Fifth ave SOUTH END PAVILION1 great John Philip Sousa. living at 1210 Tenth avpnue. g : Webb Avenue, % ' block from occiia. Councilman Gilbert Van Note, the nue. . - Millerd Grant, 2 0 9 South Atkins Special Season Hates. Telephone, Asbury Meals At All Hours chairman of the Park, Lake and .-Liberty Council No. 52, D. of A., avenue, has accepted a position in ru rk ^162/:-- Beach Committee, to take the ne- held a Betsy 'Ross party Tuesday (Sundays Starting June 15) evening for members • celebrating the Naval Intelligence Ordinance HJIS, HOSE M, STItASSUUIiGEJl ■ —Also— cessaiy action to make sure that Department, Washington, D. C. >BILL - I CAN’T their birthday during July. S Seaview avenue, & block from ocean, CONFECTIONERY STORE water in Wreck Pond be kept to a Members and guests of the A s Mr; and . Mrs. George Halsey, • 1326 Corlies avenue were recent central lodatipn, running water in all At Auditorium Square WORK - IT'S MY low level so that cellars o f homes bury Gardens Bridge Club were rooms. Solicits new friends and wel- NERVES AGAIN entertained by Mrs. Edwin Leay- guests of Mr. and Mr§. Raymond POP CORN BOOTH in that area are not flooded. Applegate, Green Grove road.- comes old guests. Moderate rates. Tel. Mrs. Martha Evans-Austin, Propr. At North End craft at the Asbury Park Golf and The Wreck Pond Control works Country club last Tuesday evening; The congregation of the West a m % #17-1? Broadway, corner of Beach. One block has finally been made to function n n f| 111 I B\ y from. South_End pavilion. Overlooking ocean Thirty-five attended. Grove Methodist church, was given and lake. Furnished rooms with housekeep and Councilman Van Note inform Miss Beulah Hall, 120 South At a treat at the Sunday evening ser ing privileges. Reasonable raites. Hot and ed tho officials that he had numer kins avenue, is entertaining Miss vice. The Monmouth Piano Hos cold running water in rooms. Twenty-flrst season. MRS. C. L. SEVERS. pital loaned and played a Solovox. Aiito-Suggestions ous complaints that the water level Ella Rankin, Beilin, N. J- 65 M ain A ven u e, 2 B lo ck s Mrs. Verna. Hendrickson, for Thi's is a unique instrument • de- from ocean,' near Aud 11or 1 urn, is. too high. Control of the pond merly of Atkins' avenue,' now .living .veloped by the Hammond Organ CENTENNIAL HOTEL all attractions. Booms, light Ted the Tire was assumed several months ago by on Wall Road, Como,’ is a surgical Co. housekeeping. Inner Spring Mattresses. Write for Rates; Mrs. C; Erkelens is all that 15 Main Avenue. Ocean GroTot one -hair block stands between toboardwolk aud ocean. Convenient to Amdl* you -and the COLONIAL <<5uum and all points of Interest, Bunnlnjr hot and cold water in room p, Write for Tates. -road. He’s a Telephone A. P. 4104-J M ; C U L G IN pretty tough 1941 1941 fellow, but in A DAY when you felt tense, SUVi 33 Atlantic Avenue. All outside spite ol his lumpy, irritable? Ju ly ...... SUMM0HTUI WEB THUt nn SAT rooms with hot and cold running strength, and A NIGHT when you were DeWitt House water. European. Telephone 5587. wakeful and restless?. 1 2 3 m 5 Open All Year. Light Housekeeping. P. BYLSMA,'Owner-Manager durability, he j s Tull of J'peciai has: to have Over-taxed nerves are likely to m 7 s 9 10 i i 12 77 Mt. Carmel, outside rooms, centrally good care. Ht cause loss ot friends. Joss of ' located, convenient to Auditorium, Asbury loss of pleasure, time niis-s- i doesn’t like to work, family quan^sls, physical 14 15 16 17 18 19 GREENLEAF Park, stores, restaurants and Beach. ‘ Bad mental suffering. OCEAN GROVE . MRS. M. RICHARDSON let you down 21 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 suddenly and warns against driv Th« next time you fsetnervous, CONFERENCE m 23 Central Avehne, one ing. at speeds where fatal acci* fcy the Bfxjthing effect of one or ON SACRED MUSIC 2 8 2 9 3 0 31 t w o D r. 2aiDs Effervescent Ner- isloek from Auditorium, dents may result from His-sud vine Tablets. . (July 21-26) Hamilton Cottage two from ocean. Beau- den deflation. Ted’ can honestly A, T. DEY, Proprietor.. TryJDr. Miles Effervescent Ner* tiful lawn and abundant shade. Tel. 7182.. say that it’s not his-fault when . vinoTableis for Sleeplessness du# STARS AND STRIPES Let Your Customers Know EE Heeii Avenuo, Mock .to ocean, near nn accident occurs as the result to Nervousness, .Nervous Irriij- About The Special Bargains cafeterias and restaurants and Audi of his misuse. If he receives, the siili'y, Kervous Headache, Excit- ADOPTED torium. Rooms up; kitchen privi- proper care and is watched, no nbllfty ansi R.ostlessnesa Y