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AND THE SKOKE TIMES '/
VIL. LXXIV., No. 28 OCEAN GROVE, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, J U L Y 11; 1917 FIVE'CENTS
1 1 Okerson Named WATCH YOU It DOGS! William Hess In er itor POLICE DRIVE STARTS Appeasement Causes W ar
“Pirates” Soloist • A drive .against -stray dogs “The Creation” ices by the Ocean Grove police de partment will go into high New York, City Tenor To Declares Cong, Walter Judd Graduate Voice S t u d e n t gear tomorrow. This; is the warning that has been issued Appear As Guest Artist Will Sing Contralto Lead At The Auditorium In V. F-. W. Operetta . by Association. Manager ; Jo seph A. Thoma, All dugs', that 2,500 of July Crowds Of 8,000 Hear Dr. are unlicensed anil all dogs William Hess,, leading, tenor, of Oyer Near Fourth Doris E. Okerson, contralto, will, that arc not on a leash, Will New York City, will, again .appear appear in the coming Gilbert and .be', picked up by the police. with St.-Paul’s Festival Chpnii iii Roy H- Short, O f Tennessee, Sullieari operetta, “The Pirates, of ■ Those that are unlicensed will, Haydn^s . oratorio “The Creation,” Address; Capacity Crowd Penzance,” .-is "Ruth, .a Piratical lie impounded and'those that oir St.' Paul's Night at -the Ocean Maid of All Work.” ’. TI16 announce are licensed but not 011 a leash Grove 'Auditorium, August'.1. ’ Outstanding Evangelist ment was made by the Shore Op will be returned to the gwiicrs • Over Week-End ; eretta Guild, which will present otily on payment of liiie.. The the comic opera' iii the Ocean Grove penalties.' will be imposed as Nearly 8,000 persons heard provided in the Ocean’ Grove ; An . estimatetl' :crowd .of In a stirring patriotic ad- the Auditorium sermons de Auditorium July 2!> as a benefit for Strand Operator the HairnahiCrosmaii post 2233, dog license ordinance! ■■' Strict 40,00ft .sweltering people flock cli’e^s: before!- more than'2,500 . livered last Sunday- by the Veterans .of Foreign Wars,: Ocean orders to pick up the dogs-were ed into Ocean Grove over the people, in ,'the Ocean Grove Rev. Dr.; Roy H. Short,, of Grove. issued, to the police yesterday Fourth of. 'July to take . tut-, 3ft Years, Dies as the result of the many vio Auditorium Fourth of July Nashville, Tenn., outstanding lations that have been reported vantage of the ocean and. its mbrning; Cohgre'ssimanAValter evangelist of the Methodist breexes during' the record- S e r v i c e s Yesterday For to the department in recent H-.. Judcl, bf 'Minnesota,' de Church rind editor of the “Up weeks. . breaking holiday. All hotels clared. that the “foremost per Room.” It was'the open- Then. A. Hughson; Charles anti- guest lioti.se.skwere lit -ca S. Babb Passed Away problem facing, the United . ing of the annual Conference pacity and the. association re States; today. is;: the securing •/on "E v a n g e l.i's m in Ocean ports the bathhouses were a of a ii economic -peace won by a Grove, which ended yester Opei'ntor of the Strand theatre, North End boardwalk, for the past Greenhouses Sold complete sell-out., fighting war.” day! , ,/;' ; Cars from t\Venty-three states, thirty years, Theodore Amos Hugh- ’■ The former, medical missionary The text for the morning sermon son died Tuesday morning ut his Ontario, Can., mid the District .of Columbia were v.-i thin • the gates of to ■ the. Orient outlined four areas was Acts.:.4:12, “Neither is- there home, 1210 Ninth avenue, Neptune. To Leon A. Apgar ‘‘iii. whiSht' the principle. of Dem . salvation in'any other: for there is Funeral services were held yester the "Square Mile of Health - and . none other name under heaven giv Happiness,", .reports;' J.a'iiie'sA; ocracy .. must tbe upheld.” Ho day uftarnoon with the Kev. Nor .termed. Eli rope first^'-and “in Europe en among men; whereby we .must man Pauli in, pastor of tho First Breslin, of Jackson Heights, L..I.; ho saved.” Dr. Short opened his Ocean Grove Flower Busi a vacationer at the Post Villa,..7.9: tlie-central power will be Germany. Baptist church, Asbury Park, of Should Germany go Communistic, message by calling attention to ficiating. •'-..•' ness Operated By Same Main avenue., Mr. lU-esHn.'spent' “Plutarch’s . Lives,” “one of ' the 2>2 hours on foot canvassing, the so.. will vgo -Etirope,’ Whether w e. Mr! Hughson had been si resident Family For 52 Years .know.it or not, -whoever, wins the preat book:; of all agesC” He of Neptune for 3.2 years, and before streets for the’count.'.-Cars' from pointed out that -Plutarch,: the the state of Washington to Maine, ‘war.’ .depends .on.jvho wins Ger- coming, to Ocean Grove, he was •many. .There are from ,30 to -10 great historian of the ancient with the circuses, his first job being One of the oldest established Florida tn,California .were here, for world who was born at the time greenhouses along the’ shore tlic long weekend. ■ • , ' ' 1 '; 1 million' ;Germaifs in . the center of with the Sells Floto show out of Europe and, .history lias shown, as Christ died, told the story . of 4G Denver. Later lie .became part changed ownership last week when William Hess . All. roonis aldiig the'entir’e shore outstanding characters . of that Leon A. Apgar, of Belmar, pur- were occupied ..before, iiighifail aiid Geii'many gpes; .'so goes Europe,”. , owner of a sideshow. He was with uCotigressiriaii; Judd declared the ..age, “without ever mentioning, the the original; Walter L. Maine show ’.-horsed the Ocean' Glove, Green-, . Mr. Hess is well known to shore boardwalk lieilclies served ns’jbeds' nanic of the one character that can 'iouses from..Mrs. Ethel I,. Thomp audiences, having been beard iii. the for, many U\:e.arrival^-.' •;.,:/ ' ; MidfMb .ltast -as:' the, sccond area. and also traveled with the Wasli- "We imd to back Greece’and Tur nevdr be forgotten. There was.no liurii outfit. son. ' . . . tenor, l-ole in Haiidcl's 'oratorio, . .The •Sii'p favored,, tho shore/ tlie . mention of Jesus.' 1 The 'greenhouses,.located a t. the “The Messiah” at the Auditorium', ten tiro weekeiid Wthv temperatui eS key .tfjr.otigh tlie; Triiman; Doctrine When Mr. Hughson first came to b'r .J'ace;,-their’. cgm|jlote.’ domination “The books of the New Testa Ocean Grove,’he.was connected with Doris Okerson .•orner of Lawrences and Webb aver last August, anil again with the in the/middle &U.S,...’; ■’• 1 ’ • : ', ' ‘ ment were written in the . same :iue's. were ,01'iginallV constructed Monmouth Choi-al society iii Hack's O -i.a'i . Grove police wei'O ,kept .by..lhe.Russian's l.ipving down from the Into Harry.!. Rockafeller in the the. Jiortlr. The loss-of Greece ami age,” continued Dr. Short, “and the management-'-of the Strand (then . A fellowship voice student at tlie *>y the Ocean:Grove association-and Christmas Oratorio in St. Paul's brivy Vuth trailic pr«1deftH aiui ->'«v-; , names that Plutarch calls, the ’writ Juilliard Graduate school of Music, sold iii- 1895 to J. Biifgeii- Thomp elmrcli, Ocean Grove, last Deceril- ,erai- niinpi- auto acVidentiv' Oil.'die Ttirkcy,'’:: ciintrnued tile Congress the Scenario) and with . several man. "would presage tho loss to the ers of these pages never call.. The other movie houses. He later op she sang for the liltl) anniversary son. After •his- fathor's .death. Demi ber. v ,, niorii.iii^.ol'.’ihe 'F.o’ui ili.a car driven ■ name of Jesus was the only liamo Thompson operated the greenhous Mr. Hess 'is one of Anicrica's liy Aiidrew Rv 'IJesaldw; ofcXevi'ai-.v" dcmocracios eyeiltiia.lly of Italy and erated the Strand with . Fled W-. dinner of the Danish Royal Guards France’’,: * ■'> they.were concerned to call. .Falkner,. .continuing .this combi men on April 5 in New York city es. until .he died' aroiiv.d 25 years most v.cv'sa’tila tenors — ’-recbiridsed waS:',siVucU’ “The church .had no numerical as the guest of the world-famous ago aild sinfe that time llicy have in opera; concert,'recitals;‘' orciies- •Jlam and JJenti Al aveiV.ies. b;; a car “Number, three area is ■ China, nation until the present (.line. where our. lprcigii polity has been strength at the time Of' Christ. Mr, Hughson is survived by his Wagilerian tenor, Laiiritz Melchior, beenoperated by his. wifej Mrs. tral appearances, oratorio and radio, I Operated by .Wilka Vi -'Brown, cheJ ...When He died there were only 120 a member of the guard. Miss Oker Ethel i.Thonipspn, -.l&J Luwioiice Helds. • He is specially gifted in his iiV’a,local t-atqferi.a. At'11 ;l(l.p; iii extremely, vague1’,-during .‘the.'-past- wife, Mrs. Anna’ 'Kerr’Huhgson; a year,"- Dr.. Jiuiii stateik The Con followers. • There were no large daughter, Mrs. June Cain, of Wil son received her bachelor of. music avenue. _, ,•;.' •, interpretations of-. (Bach; .Hunidel Adelbect: Mon («; winle Hackingiii- financial resources. Its ranks were degree from North Texas Teachers ' The new owner, who attended and Ilaydn arid: is ,near
ftold, or in the bntl-vnom, or In the Somo |ioople’« ' expenditure of Ore from tho I’etorn mins. was The iiKST I KNOW in I legal foriini. They arc NOT fotmil speech Is too grcnt*-for their in Historic Mine niado into links from tho iron chain I there. They are found In the home, come of Ideas. wltls which 1 General Washington in ; lilt kitchen, or iii tho. sifting- Reopens In N. J. sought to keep the British fleet LITER A.XU R.E TIIAT LIVES j room. ‘ Sir William Osier once said, “If from ascending the Hudson to at liy. .?OltJJ>KA8Ell 1 Our work- lies, In most of us In a you wish to accomplish ns much as tack the . American stronghold at CALLS PARK “A DISGRACE" - l\ti'iuoi'ly. Keli^tiius l-Mitnr "New York Herald-'! riliune” 'circle. ThCie tire ' things to lie possible, nnd retain your pence of An iron mine which produced the West Point during tho critical days Editor, Times: Moiie over >md over again. Much mind, LIVE ONU DAY AT A ore for tho great chain General of the Revolution. In answer to Dr. Henson’s Jotter jof it is. without niiy special extcr- TIME!” George Washington placed across Ore was last mined, here in in the Times of July 4,1 and other Slop ffriinililiiijl. hmuer. an appreciative heart lo inal incentive,''certainly without the ■ . «h *' <« - ' V .. ■ the Hudson to blockade the British 1926,:. .During the recent war, the property owners on Gooktnan ave 'iic the wonder and .glory of .it nil. Ipriiise of nion. It is; Lhe endless Feet that are shod with: the ill revolutionary' war days this government purchased and rehab Too itmiiv of us - think of. our nue opposite Boswell. Park, agree . Hut weii'ry as we grow of our repetition of tho.duties never done GOSPEL OF GOD, will never get week 'resumed operations iii Ring- ilitated the , mine as a reserve on the value of living: tree?! I lives iis'm V M O N U I'TpK lives, Ior finished today, only to be taken down at the heels. wood, N. J., for the first time in 22 source of - supply. ih eas« bombing anil of (iur opportmiltie.' n's I’OOI! common little lives, they have their wonder where Dr. Henson got -his value. !! is a mutter of common t vip ogam'tomorrow that makes our years to supply the'nations hungry should demolish the Soo locks and information regarding; the trees and Mean. . We come lo tinderOstU [lives seem :a us to be small and The religion which sags between steel furnaces. prevent the steady., flow V of Lake mate , tho coinpiim .day Avitb its est.' knowledge that there arc.many ■taken out of the Park to make way mean. No wonder then there are Sundays, is apt to snap any week Turned back to private operators Superior ore to the furnaces of, the for 'the shuflflelioard courts?' ’ The common lasii, iind'-DVl'iR-estinia'tc moil who acquit themselves splen day. - . didly on |nd;mc occasions and-rise I many ready to rebel \vitli;the angry by the War Assets Administration eastern industrial area. trees :cut down ■ wfere living -trees, the occasional (lav , w.itlv its occa- exclamation, “my life, is only * tt * . after being held in reserve by the Technical, advances in tho handl . sional task. to great heights of-'.-power' while al! of good size and bearing foliage. drudgery." ; Life is like a cup’ of tea, the more federal government during World ing of the local ore, coupled with Certainly a park: dedicated, to..a in the view' of others, hut who. are War II in ease the Germans bombed So it is in e.w.v wall; of- life, nifian and petulant and dillicult .to The fact Is, that' there could be heartily we drink, the sooner we the increasing demand for steel former minister and. head of. the and every wor)--, fit' life. The house* tio great, deep, strong lives in this reach the dregs. the strategic ore-bearing Soo Canal and the steady- lessening of the live with in private. • .*••#• <• • • . •; •'. Association for years is no place keeper; tiie teacher; the lawyer; world without the common roil of the Great Lakes system, the supply of the easily accessible sur for a; playground for youngsters or and the mechanic feels, it, and each It has always been, harder tu lie which makes for strength and no Most of us live bur lives as if we mine is loading cars with ore not face ores in the:Lake Superior re elders. comes.at last tf, say; .“ Oh what, a .great, m Our private and eycry-dny bility. God knew what He was expected to b'o judged from our mined since 1925. gion, make Jersey iron mining Shuffleboai'ii is fine, hut the place commoit-place little life'., tipis is life than to lie great on the special about when He made our common epitaph rather than from OUR The property is the historic Once more profitable. for it is on' the board walk, the that I: anrieadihg." Commonplace occasion. The real tests .of life: little lives. We need not-therefore CONDUCT. Peters mine, one of the. oldest in » .*. . '‘ .-•. .. lake front or the recreation area, because familiar, and there is no are not to be found oil. the hnttle- lament. LET US BEGIN WHERE New Jersey where iron mining first LEGAL NOTICE not in a quiet residential section of GOD PUT US. — Rev. Dr. George PRAYER is the. key to the door was developed in America, it is the Grove. L. Pel’in, from sermon on "Com IN THE MORNING, and the bolt in port of : Peters and Cannon ‘ V CHANCERY 1|40 Bosweli Park is a disgrace! Tho mon Lives.” . the. door at NIGIIT. mines which we»e leased by the trees and bushes are uncared ior War Assets Administration to the SHERIFF’S SALE:—By virtue of a writ " --- o£ ft. fa. to me directed, issued out of and the grass has turned to has'. For Ref l iberators Don’t sit down In . the meadow, private operators, Riugwood' Mines, tlie Court o£ Chancery of the State of Why cannot this park be recognized and 'wait for the cow to back up 111' ., according to John E. Millea, New Jersey; will be exposed 7to sale at M e n t a i IVI e <1 i c i n e •public..vendue, on- - i* -', . : , - ■ as. the memorial to Dr. Boswell, to Wa^liihof Machines and be milked—GO AFTER -THE Atlantic. Zone Administrator for Monday, the 14th day of July, 1947, be whom it was dedicated, as such? (Compounded by “Uncle John”) COW. . the WAA In New York eity... tween the hours of 12 o'clock -and 5 Why cannot this park be kept as a Aulomalk* Water Heaters o’clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight Saving .Jumping at conclusions is about Time) In the afternoon of said day,.at real park, through a little care and the only mental exercise some peo the Court House in the Borough of attention by the Association three :., .call Freehold. County of Monmouth, New or four times a year. ple take. Jersey, to sdtisfy a dccree of snid court amounting to approximately S1G.G10.00. I should like to emphasize that More headworlc at crossings — Bill Ji0^ 24^6 All tho following tract; or parcel of Mrs. Purvis’ letter in. a 1 previous less surgical work'at hospitals. land and premises hereinafter particu issue of rhe Times was not mis Edgar Phillips and Son, Inc. -'***■ larly described, situate, lying and bo^ leading, it was simply a statement •'The Friendliest Place Ln Town” ing In the Township-of Neptune in.the PLUMBING — HEATING Keep yourself IN TUNE with the County. of Monmouth and State of of fact. . . New Jersey, at Whltesville. and known There are no dead trees in Bos 1 i2ft Ninth Ave.— Neptune — Telephone A. P. 2-167G INFINITE. By so doing Harmony S SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON and designated as Lots Numbers and Happiness will always BE AND DINNER TWENTY-ONE (21) and TWENTY- well Park now. There (ire several YOURS. TWO (22). Block 240B, as shown- on that need attention and trimming. .Wo Do All Oiir Own Baking map of Whitesville . Terrace, Neptune I sincerely hope that Dr. Henson ^li!liirillii:ii;!li:«i:iMliii!ii:illili:|il'|i:ii!liiiiii:'liillilii | “WATCH FOR OPENING OF OUR Towriship,. Monmouth County, • Now will see to it that the good trees RETAIL BAKING DEPT” Jersey, made, by Niart Rogers, Civil Engineer, August 18, 1920. and- more, cut down are replaced in the near I Dine Over The Ocean I • Hangs Avenue am! Emory .Street particularly described as follows; future and some attention be given BEGINNING at. the point formed by AshLRY PARK to malting Boswell Park a place of at the Famous ‘the intersection of the northerly line of beauty,—all at little- cost to the Telephone 2-0003 Bangs Avenue with the. easterly line of j D A Y ’ S Sayre Street; thcnce (1) northerly, association; 1 along the.easterly lino of Sayre Street, - ;iil!IM|)||illlllllKII||linailll;|M|il,lllillillittllllllll|lilllllllll|i||lll|i||l|i|l|il|l|;||M,il|i||lllMtil|[l|liailllllllllllllllllllf one hundred nnd thirty feet dnd six HUDSON BOWMAN IS PITMAN AVENUE one-hundredths of a foot to the point 87 Cookman Avenue, formed by the intersection of>the east Ocean Grove, N. J. erly'lin e of Sayre Street with the July 7,1947 I southerly line-of Blair Avenue; thence f. Ice Cream Garden (2) easterly, along the southerly -line -—■—* - --- - : i AT NORTH END BOARDWALK | of Blair Avenue, forty-six feet .and '.‘Tattoo” Charlie of . Baltimore, f and Tea Room “HERSHE Y’8” PURE ICE CREAM ten one-hundredths of a foot to a point.; RETURNS TO OCEAN GROVE FOR ANOTHER thence (3) southerly, nnd at right angles well-known exponent of the age-old r Reservations for Parlies 1 with Blair Avenue and also at right Polynesian art, specializes in'the i LUNCHEON SUPPER SUMMER SEASON angles to Bangs Avenue, one hundred and thirty feet to a point In the manufacture' of tattoo machines. northerly line of said Bangs Avenue; J Plione 2-3196 ) f ll:o O A .M . — .5:00 P. M. thcnce. (4) westerly, along the north For the needles in these machines erly line of the aforesaid Bangs Ave* I . Served in the Garden Pint 25c Pint nue, fifty feet to the point and place of small Mono! tubes .are used. beginning «' , •, f •. or Tea Room AT THE ' - : - • Seized as the property of : Michael Tortora, et .als., taken in execution at 1 CANDY— GIFTS the suit of Henry A. Vaccaro and to be sold by •' ' 1 . R o o m s 1 IBA E WOLCOTT,' Sheriff. Ice Cream Center Dated June 5, 1047. . CORTEZ Anschelewitz Sc. Barr, Sol'rs. Pry Gleaeieg I' ICE CREAM TO TAKE OUT | 5S MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE (54 lines)) . 25-28 ' $22.G8„ Hairdresser OPPOSITE THE POSTOFKICE : (Formerly SOI 5th Ave., N.Y.C.) At Moderate Prices A.M. AUSTIN NOW AT JUMBO ICE CREAM SANDWICHES 101 EMORY ST., A. P. CARPENTER • and BUILDER 36-HOUR, SERVICE and C O N E S...... 1 ...... ■. At the Western Wesley •Weather Stripping Lake Bridge ‘ . Estimates Given STYLING, PERMANENTS, We Call For and Deliver Operated 1>3' Open 'Till BILL BODEEP, of Ocean Grovd 11 o’clock Evenings : TEh A. P.. 2-0237-M DYEING — Personally Su TELEPHONE ASIJURY PARK 1 - 0015 85 Heck Avenue, Occan Grove pervised by CORTEZ Phone A. P.731G
CLEANING - PRESSING MIS SEVENTH AYE, — NEPTUNE -Ocean Grove 45 PILGRIM PATHWAY • GREASING: Oiicn Wednesday Until I P. M.
• CLEAN1NO / (Opp. O. G. Association Officc) ■ /i GREENHOUSES F R E E : « ADJUST CALL and DELIVERY Service | THE ©EMONU; •NEW BAG Plione A. P. 2-118‘J 20.'Pitman Avenue Tel. A, P. 2-77S7 . • NEW DEUT : Corner Lawrence and Webb Aves.
Dining Room Open for lhe Season • NEW BRUSH Grossman When the oldest resident Front 8 A.-M. to 8 P. M. • NEW CARBONi was a youngster we supplied SPECIAL WEEKEND DINNER New and Rebuilt Vacuums S! toe Store OCEAN GROVE For Sale...... $11.95 up UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . : $1.25 LEON A. APGAR, Prop, Taylor Dairy Co. also a’ la’ carte Catley & Williams, Proprietors Club Breakfast--LuuchepiiS ■ VACUUM CLEANER CQy MILK, CREAM AND Specializing in BUTTERMILK TURKEY, DUCK, CHICKEN 332 Bond St., Asbury Pork from Monmouth County Farms Phone AP 2-1970 . SEA FOOD- STEAKS AND, CHOPS Telephone: A. P. 2-1427 GUT FLOWERS - DESIGNS iCROss;
POTTED PLANTS SHOES .'. S I G. "N S OF DELICATESSEN 708 COOKMAN AVENUE ASBURV PAUK - QUALITY DEPARTMENT PRODUCE Expert Good LETTUCE ...... :...... head lie Mechanics En’ecring
CI/A3I CHOWDER anti JERSEY CARROTS ...... 2 bu. 13c LAUNDRY SERVICE - High - FRIED FILET CUCUJIBERS ...!...... each 10c Grade Products " on FRIDAY " " GREEN PEPPERS for 13c Damp Wash No. 1 Rough Dry No. 4 Everything washed and returned ROAST MEATS Increasingly popular! Everything You’ll Find Ali Three ready to dry or iron. Shirts Extra. GREEN STRING BEANS lb 10c washed and dried; returned in cus At Hogg Company Hojne-inadc Iirehtl, Rolls, tomer’s bag. Shirts Extra. Layer- Cake .and Cup Cakes Phiinlnng F R O Z E N Thrifty Service No. 2 Cocoanul Cream and Apple and Fiat work ironed ready to put Prim Pres Finish No. 5 Pies . . . Rice Pudding . . . Cup away.. Wearing apparel returned Everything finished where neces Heating Custards . . . Cole Slaw . . , rough dry. Shirts Extra. sary. 40% maximum wearing ap Proper Installations parel in this service. Shirts Extra. Macaroni Salad Deviled Satisfactory. Results Eggs . . . Raked Deans . . . Po All Flat Finish'No. 3 V i s i t U-s. Courteous, Prompt Service tato Salad . Cottage Cheese: Al! flat work ironed No wearing Phone . Write apparel in this service. Shirts We Cali arid Deliver V * Sliced LUNCHEON MEATS: For All Your Table Needs — THE- PATHWAY Extra. • THE . ' Bologna '49c lb MARKET— Open All Year. . . . FREE DELIVERY CASH and CARRY — 15% DISCOUNT — 2 TO 4 DAY’S SERVICE Gooseneck Liverwurst 59c lb on Orders of'82 or More! - The Wm. R. NEPTUNE LAUNDRY Hogg Co. Inc. PATO-VAV MARKET CORLIES AVENUE CORNER NEPTUNE HIGHWAY 900 FOURTH AVENUE • Successor to P. J. STRAfeSBURGER NEPTUNE, N. J. — Tel: A.P. 2-4543 ASBURY PARK, N. J. a s b u r y pp k . ° M 749 Pilgrim Pathway and Oliq St. thomasV'dpavison Phone A. P, 2-3194 FRIDAY, JULY 11,1947 ■ OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY I’ A G E T II it E P, . V . Glad to gee you .fellows took the bench 'party, is the Youdk Pco- ready for Freddy” . . . and Exekiul °“r: "dvjeo. aiT far as . PAT.:and pies’ Concert. . We hear-"JEAJi tlemen at the . stairway leading to 7. All those'wishing to. partici-, . - ______...... JEAN Schloopbiittomiosc—“I'd rul'iise-hr.'i', the; S. E; Ifeheli. At:a signal frhhi THE JEAN KIRNER are ‘ 'Concerned. ASCIIEN-BACII is going to imi of course!”, (Ezekiel, l.y the way, pate, and who nre. tb coiiiply.'.w'il.h | Fun at the Bcacli Have seen more than one eye iii tate Al Jolson.. Goud Luck, Mam- the |i|-'ipiT.:\-.il!i Report of Condition of tho . •j.tiiiniiuiiiinniinininiuiiiiiiinnniiiniiiiniiiininininiiiMiiiiiiiiniiiininininiiiiniiiininiiiiiiimiiniiiiininiiint FIRST NATIONAL BMK lilt All LEY BEACH ' DOWN In the State of New Jersey At llu* close ot business on June 30, MEMORY Hi 17 published In response, to call made And Shore Times by Comptroller of the Currency; under ' I'ubJlsiuMl Friday • T<;1. Asl>nr>MMrl; :2-Q(if)t : r • section-5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. • ■ ■ ’ LANE 11 JIOMEIt KUKSGK. Publisher. V; WIIJI.A.M T. KHI'Scr, Editor ASSETS Sl-XTV-KDXU MAIN' AVE.Vl'Kt OCEAN GKOVE, NEW JKItSEV Cash, balances with other hanks.. .including, reserve 6UBSCR1PTIOXS^^2.CO yearly; $1:25 yetnl-nnminll'yj 70c; quarterly or 5c. and • balance, and cash Items in postago per. eopy>j)dstagL* paid In the United States; Canada $1.00. and For process- of. collection 51,131,298.08 eign; $5.50 a ye,-kv , • ;• •'*.,., 1 : United State? Government Fifteen Years Ago | Thirty Years Ago ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former oddress. (obligations, direct nnd; 1 9 3 2 1 9 17 - ADVERTISEMENTS. Rates , will be furnished by us on request. . guaranteed.'...... 1,702,257.0$ Obligations of States and WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATIOiNf OF political subdivisions 1.579.260.G7 In the Tintoii Falls JI.E. cliurch, Robert L. Stevens, jr., 78 Abbott • YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Other bonds, notes., and de- ...bonturos.------'J .'O N E: Miss -Angusto. LuchviK, .of tlmt avenue, landed a 35 pound channel THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER'PLACE" Corporate stocks including tilii'cc',''-'-iva'a 'mairie'fl to Joseph Bey- bass' while fishing at Beach Haven.; ’ b'7,500.00 slock-o£ Federal prly, 14iy2 Embury avenue. The fish , was placed on exhibition Entered ns , : Reserve bank) ...... 7,500.00 William p. Ladomus, of Ocean in Russell Schadt’s fish market oil NATIONAL €DITORiAl_ ‘ MU*Otnl-Clfti?S ! Loans and discounts I In Gi-ovfi :ir,d Germantowii, Pa., died at' the : NEW cluding $150.00. overdrafts) 1,484,741.84 Olin street, . n 7 _ S s £ - m all jerjev; Batik promises owned $10,500.00 at his summer cottage, 3i Main A campaign to aise $125,000 to ! h A S S O Cl AT ION Ocean Grove furniture'and llxtures'.$5,-.. , , •. poatoiUco avenue. He had been j resident of rebuild the First Methodist church, U 1/ • ■*oto>r : 000.01). .... - ’23,500.00, (Bank premises owned are -. j Ocean Grove during' the summer Asbury Park, destroyed by fire, was -.. subject to $ none liens : •■•'.- months for over.'5.0 -years,-coming started. . not assumed by bank}; hare ill 1879 n§ a j-’ounp man.. For Sybil Vane; the . Welsh'Nightin Theodore A. Hughson. Real estate owned, other than baiik premises ...... NONE many years he conducted a jewelry gale, presented song recital in Associated with l.ho very' bps'i.niiiiigs of “cinematogra Investments and other assets i and . watchmaker's store at the cor the Ocean Grove Auditorium. At a Indirectly representing bank ner of Pilgrim Pathway and Olin popular concert in the Auditorium premisespre or other real- phy" in Ocean Grove oyer. ;>Q years ago,' Theodore Amos .estate V. ‘...J.- r.:.v..>. N O N E street. He, was an usher in the another, evening, soloists were: Hughson, whose, death' omuTod this week, will long be re Customers' liability to' this, bank Auditorium' and one of tho oldest Hazel Lee, soprano; Morton Smith, on acceptances out- members .of tho Washington fire • standing N O'N.E baritone, arid Isabel BrylaWski, vi .membured by .a host of friends. Under his maiiagdnient the Other assets ‘ . 5,GC1.GU co. olinist. Clarence Reynolds was at old "Scenario, became the. Boardwalk Strand with Comfortable Edgar Oberg, W. Collins and T. the organ. Total ‘Assets $G.027.210.92 Schuler oponed the Centennial ; William C. Cottrell, well-known seats.' .v life, time of; activity ii the circus- and theatrical LIABILITIES . Valet Service, under the title of architect, died at his Asbury Park field had endowed him with a keen wit aiid generous heart Demand deposits pf indi “Dollar Cleaners,” a; 05-B Main' home.- He was a long-time member viduals,.partnerships and / avenue. of the Auditorium ushers and was ; toward all .iiooil causes,as often demon^ti;ated:'ih the .offer of v corporations....-...... v...... $2,497,902,91' Tipie deposits of Individ-.. Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Nodes, the designer of the North End the facilities.of. his theatre for charity benefits. Only a few u«ils. partnerships, and • of Bergenfield, announced the '.'i'.- hotel nnd pavilion, , .corporations •...... 2,095,902.20 gagement of their .daughter, Miss Mrs. A, E. Houseman, of Brad week s'be fore .'his death he had offered the use of his theatre ■Deposits of United States' .'.; • Government- (including Lillian C. Nod^Sj,.to Joseph J. Mur ley Beach, the only '.female police and ail Hie proceeds .iorone or two days for the benefit of' St. postal savings) ...:.!... ■*... 123,287.30 phy, soil of Mr.’ and Mrs. John J, officer ill New Jersey, was one of Deposits oC States and po-. Murphy, G3 Franklin avenue. the speakers at the annual con Paul’s building fund. i.Iis';\vas one of the few. theatres that litical subdivisions 337;233J19 ■ Bishop James Cannon, jr., of.the Deppsits of banks ...... • N O N E ference here of the Florence Crit- remained closed ofi Sunday— a restriction, with which he was Other- deposits ;.(certified . Methodist'Church. South, was >:he tenton society. Mrs. Kate Waller and cashier's checks, etc.) 20,414.98 Ocean Grpve Auditorium Fourth of Barrett, 'national president, con in complete.■s.v.niimthy, as demonstrated by his .many years of Total Deposits. S5.C80.820.G4 .. . July orator. . . Bills payable, rediscounts, and ‘ ducted the sessions. Operation in'this community. '.' "J -.... : - . : other liabilities for • ‘ • • The Suiiday morninp Auditorium “The Crisis,” adapted from Win borrowed nionev ...... N O N E service, led by Dr. Harold Paul ston Churchill's great story, was OBITUARY at. 9 a. m. from the Holy Spirit Mortgages:or other Mens, . ., Sloan, of Haddonfield, was broad Catholic church, Asbury Park, - ...... — i !— ...... • $ hone on bank premises. . drawing large audiences at the Congressman Judd Warns Again ■• and $ hone on other real - , cast over radio station WCAP. The “Scenario” moviehouse on the Where Mrs. Young was a communi ' estate ....NONE Rev. Dr. Elmer E. Pe'arce, pastor North End boardwalk. MRS. THOMAS YOUNG cant. Burial was made in Mt. ■ What- Congressman Walter IT;. Judd, of Minnesota, sajd Acceptances executed by or, for . of the Vincent -M, E. church, Nut- A resident of Ocean Grove for 11 Calvary cemetery. Besides her account of. this bank and ley, was the evening preacher. • In an oratorical and musical to a great audience iii the Auditorium oii Fourth of July was outstanding'..... N O N:E contest at St, Paul’s church,: nied years, Mrs. Julin. Marie Young, husband, she is survived by a son, Other . liabilities ...... NONE The Board of Tenement House wife of Thomas Voung, of the St.' Thomas O. Young, of Denver, Col largely, extemporaneous. Like the prophets of old, he spoke Supervision of New Jersey had alt- were won by Laura Rice for orado. Total Liabilities declaiming and Marie VanNort- Elmo hote>, died Monday at.'Fit- 55.G80.820.04; served :iotice,i'. Ocean Grove that kin hospital. She was i former from a full heart, and personal knowledge of how appease any residences housing three fami wick for ringing. Honorable men --- — --- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS tion was given Bernhard Hommell resident of Paterson. The funeral Federal Government employees ment of Hitler and the Japs has jeopardized our national Capital Stock: lies !>;• more, living independently was from the Bodine Funeral home, .' | S u rp lu s*...;..:...... *...... v...... *;;■ .2 00,000.00 effect desired. It.is';reasonable to believe, as; the speaker Undivided profits ...... JJG.399.28: State '.tax receipts from boxing Reserves (and.retirement ac At the Lowest Prices in Town § contended, thatVthc. pattern will be set by America in the count for.preferred stock) N O' N E and wrestling bouts totaled $117,- Total Capital Accounts 3-15,309.28 Business To Tell 000 for the fiscal'year ending June next twelve; months..that \Viil: determine if we are to ljaye a Total Liabiiitics.and C a p i 30, 19-10, says the New Jersey | FULL LINE OF COSTUME JEWELRY AND COMPACTS I third world war. ' ' . tal Accounts •... $G,027,219:92 American Story Taxpayers Association. This was = PATENT, CALF, PLASTIC and CORDAY HANDBAGS ... | \ MEMORANDUM the second'highest annual total, Assets pledged or assigned, the record high of $171,000 having YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT THE. | to secure HnbilUies and Gael Sullivan At The Wheel American opportunity! been established in 1922 — .t!io year for other purposes . • 30G.000.00 What it ineans , nnd hoiv it nf the Dempsey-Carpentier fight in Gael Sullivan was;iirrpsted. or the charge of drunken • State of New Jersey, County of Mon- works— Jersey City. PARIS HAT SHOP j mouth. ss: ' " ;• ■driving f^llpwiiig'Ja collision .011 the Boston Post Hoad the I. Raymond F. Johnsonj cashier of the ■ That is tho title and the task of | <136 Cookman Avenue (Phone 2-1831-J) Asbury Park i above-named bank, do solemnly swear a nation-wide-, o/fcrt undertaken itil!iiiitiiiiiiini)iiiitriiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiii'iiiiiiiii/iiiiii? other, night. He is photographed 011 the front pages of the that the above statement-is true to,the CRIMINAL and CIVIL COURT best or mv knowledge and belief. jointly by business leaders, public ■metropolitan papers in remarkably' the. sam.e physical atti^ ./ RAYMOND F.; JOHNSON,. Cashier opinion specialists, economists and JOSEPH STERN ;Sworn to and subscribed before me advertisers, cooperating with tlie Justice of the Peace Itifle of tiie’ tiarsspn mother* -v.i.i1: a broad jrrin Hifeitt- this 8th day of July, 1947.' • : United States Chamber of Com Si 511. Herman Way forney i>ose» beside him looking boi 1 iffVi 1 ybu.t;cprificloii 11 y• sad; ■■■; J;-EDWARD SMITH. ... • . V • • ;. • Notary Public:.o£ N; J. merce. Ocean Grove -: OCEANFRONT HOTEL,, |; 1 - There; is .nothing: auuisuu!,abQUt th.e .iiicidcnt except tliis. . My-commission .expires Feb.' 23,-1950,.: Tho objective is to : give the Correcl-r-Altest. • . . * ; Notary Public It happens that Gael .Sullivan' is.'. Uie" happy-go-hicky.. (iifectov CHARLES WEGEMAN, American people better under , For Rent This Season I • - " WILLIAM. E.. IIUNKELE '. standing dt'their enterprise system of the; Democratic .National Committee which has the.task, WILLIAM..*C/ SIIAFTO, - and its benefits. The chief medium 28-lt-.'.. ;. ; '*• Directors North End Section. Fully Equipped. Many Bookings | next; year of putting President Truman over For another of this effort will be advertising. An. example of the. economic; Already Received. — 38 Rooms. |. ■four years. ;\Vo imagine .that no Democrat would wish .the MATTHEWS, IJ A .1;- h : O T truths the joint effort will seek to ' APPROXIM ATE INCOME — $10,000 | - young': man, who can grin ..so,/.happily on a drunken-driving SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION, toll in concrete language is tlie FRANCIONI BOUOL-OII OF AVON-BY-THE- ; following: charge, any bad.l/ick:-:~hi's tdtorney will take.-care.of- that.— SEA. JULY 22, 1917. ■ To vote upon the public-questioiv The average American.can earn - Rental Price - $5,000. 1 but there are a-lot of Democrats, not to1 me n't ion Republicans, printed below, if in favor thereof mark a !pair- of shoes, with six hours & TAYLOR a cross ( -X-) or plus (4 ^) in the square ■who are.ready to bet that hd won’t be the executive director at the left.of the word.YES. and If op work — the average Russian 30 FUNERAL HOME when the tough work starts. ‘ . posed thereto mark a cross( x ) or plus days, the average .European 20 in the stjuaro at the left of the Exclusive but Uiexpensive word NO. . . days. Shall the^ordlnance .prcposed by-p’e-. In 1‘JOO it took the average DANIEL L. FRANCIONr ■' The. Flyiiig Saucers;' re,ported over.: Ocean Grove this titioii and providing as follows: American 21' hours to earn that THOMAS W.. TAYLOR ' j ; a . h u r r y A g e n c y “An . Ordinance, to Amend ‘An Or-' 701 - 7th Ave.* . Asbury Park week turned out.to be. blinking blimps from Lakeliurst fiash- dinatVce amending Sections SYMPATHETIC SERVICE REASONABLE; BEFINED THE riONEER OFFICE North End J. It. Ely & W . A. AYooJley Cottage . Phone A . P. 2-0567 • Let us show YOU this lovely A t Ycmr Service home, six doors from the We have a few choice boardwalk, with nine rooms, . We invite the people of this community and surrounding bath, extra lavatory, open vicinity to avail themselves of our complete banking facilities lots for sale, and now is fireplace, large cellar, running which include the following: • water in bedrooms, fully fur nished. the time to buy! Come CHECK ACCOUNT .' ./ ^ ' All Types IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! in and ask ■ for the lo CHECK MASTER ACCOUNT : • ■■■■■','- '1 ‘]- $11,000 SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNT GENERAL cations and get prices. • CREDIT DEPARTMENT TRUST DEPARTMENT . ".TRAVELERS’ CHECKS INSURANCE SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY, SAFE DEP08IT. BOXES. BURN o n BORROW . 3 CONVENIENT BANKING OFFICES TO BERVE YOU ★ Louis E. Bronson Tt\e E L B O m C . M OTOR - ERNEST N . . ASBURY PARK k OCEAN GROVE BAM CDNvermNa ink> service ATUWTA, REALTOR.& INSUROR OPTO 90 ftRCt'M TOF THE . O tto G, Stoll, Sr. WOOLSTON ORGANIZED 1889 BCW StSTHEVOW Ofe FlfiST AlR-CONOlTlONB) e n ep& y Su p p l ie d rr, i s . . AGENCY. 63 Main Avenue an" iwMstT s y s t h m . t h i k t v t r a c k l e s s ; 1 1 9 Central Avenue Corlies Arenae MAIN AVENUE R/VTEO PVt Ti M MOPE.. Ocean Grove, N. J. Ne»tane Mala Street TROtJLEr COAaiES.KJUIPPFO WfTH WE 48 MAIN AVENUE tTRCS-ENTW N THE . OCEAN GROVE, N. J.; OCEANGROVE Asbnry Park STTAM EM6IMG—THREE LATEST IN COOUNSI>EV1C£S,ALREADY Ocean drove, N. J. Phone A. P. 1058- ARE IN SERVICE AND TO M oeeHAYEBEEN Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation t i m e s ovs9.”w e/vino- Phone A.P, 2-5652 'V ■; ■ - OTCCKi3//.CC0K)i,VSTt> CHY O FF/Q ACS.. Tel. A. P. 2-0398 ;. , MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE. BYBTEM M 3 8 ILE M OtOf?.,.. • FRIDAY, JULY 11,1947 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY PAGE FIVE , A. C. Myers, of Los Ange by Gerard D> Kelly, of Rochester, the board of governors, in announc story, fireproof structure housing les, Calif., spent Tuesday and Wed N. Y., and Mrs.. Mildred Gilbert; of | In and Out I nesday with Miss Anna Phillins at INTERNATIONAL LEADERS AT Nurse, 2 Teachers ing. Mr, Rurfeind’s acceptance, this, 17 rooms; among which will bo a 100 Abbott avenue. ' W.C.T.U. CONFERENCE HERE the Bronx; collided at the intersec morning; exposed the gratitu'de of new operating room,, the central tion of Pennsylvania avenue and the board lo Mr. Burfeind for his sterilization department anil three • Mrs. Klhia Carey Johnson and Join School Staff •Mt. Tabor Way. Mrs. Gilbert ami willingness to accept the undertak- new delivery roomsi Its total cost I Of Ocean Grove J Hilliard Comstock, of Mt. Airy,Ta„ Three of the leaders at the. Mildred Klebanow, her passenger, ing. . Will lie $187,800. are guest:, of Mrs. Ruth 'bavi! World Convention of the were slightly injured and treated . “A survey by the state; depart The west wing, a two-story addi-. Ivins,-70 Embury avenue. W.C.T.U. last month in As .at the scene by the Oceaii Grove ment of institutions and agencies tion housing the internes and an bury Park will address the 111- , Hoard Approves Paving first aid. squad. Officer William Mrs. Ann.-. Steven3, of Wissino- .. After spending the winter .-in And .Uniforms Bids reveals that Fitkin is.overtaxed to, enlarged storage room, can he built Summit, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunning terstate Conference of the Guy investigated both accidents. such a degree that it is the fourth and equipped foi- an estimated ming, Pa., is vacationing at tlie Temperance Union during the Wednesday Night Maidborough 1 hotel, Seaview and is now occupying her tent cottage '--- —* ----- highest hospital in the state ill per $110,700. .: for the season at 11 Kingsley three-day sessions ill Ocean centage of occupancy,” Mr. Booker This expansion will necessitate After spending the winter in Place. Grove opening Tuesday. Mrs. an addition .to:..tlie nurses' home Newark; Mrs. James Duguid ar , !. D. K. Brown; of Scotland, The Neptune township board of said.-. “As a 150-bed hospital, Fit-, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Oliver, education Wednesday night hired Fitkin Seeks Over kin is not, adequate to serve the and 'conversit-.il of the facilities in rived this week foi die. summer at and _ Mrs. Bertram White, of current needs—indeed it has been the present hospital at :, cost -of : her cottage, 122 Pilgrim Pathway. 1G. Ocean avenue, are the parents England,, will speak at the two elementary teachers and a .of a‘ sou, borii Saturday morning nurse for the school system. .Miss inadequate ince 1937. The full approximately $100,000. ■Miss Dorothy.M, Mason, of An Tuesday evening program and i M illion In Drive program; -j f expansion , now con in Fitkin hospital. They have Mrs. J. R. Chitambar; president Grace Orchard, a tcacher at Spring Mr. Burfeind said' there will be gora school, Philadelphia, has ar named him, William, jr. Lake for the past 28 years, and templated calls foi ihree new wings no public announcement of a total; rived in Ocean Grove to make her of then India W.C.T.U., will at a total cost of-$1,200,000,'. which address this Wednesday night Joseph Curto, rt graduate of Nep Louis H. Burfeind, General quota for this'.summer’s' campaign home with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Donate) Stacey have tune - nnd World War If veteran,, will provide'a net increase o i.100' until a preliminary survey of the. Philson, 42 Pilgrim Pathway.- .. session. The conference will Chairman Of Hospitai beds,” Mr. Booker said. moved to their cottage, 108 Clark be held iii the Tabernacle with will join the elementary, staff. Miss potential giving power of the coun- . Miss Aflelaide. Gyger, of Pnila- avenue) renting their home at 131 Mi meetings at 10:20 a, m. and Stella Colvachuck, a Neptune grad Expansion Drive ' The south wing, five stories of iy has been undertaken. delphia, accompanied by Mrs. Abbott avenue to Mr. and Mrs. 2:30 p. in. uate, of 1941,..was named to the fireproof construction, will have The: appeal will lie presented Blanche Ruggles, has. opened her nursing staff. 10:i rooms and will provide 130 throughout the.county and will be cottage for the season at 9 Bath James Scott and children, Marjorie The Fred. McDowell company,; Louis H.' Burfeind, president of beds and .25 bassinets. It will cost; divided! into four districts td; be avenue. .. . and Dick,' of New York, Mr. Neptune, was awarded the contract the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove *009,5.00 to build and 10.0,000 to known as the Freehold, Spring Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Whin- Scott is an insurance broker with of paving the playground area lie- bank, hob accepted the invitation equip— a total of $709,500, Lake, Asbury. Park and Red Bank- Choral. Seeks Members of the board of governors of Fitki" ney, of Philadelphia, arrived last offices on Wall street, Nev.- York, hind the gymnasium with its low The north wing; will be a four- Rumsou areas. week for their fifty-first summer in bid of $1,519.00. Other bids sub Jlemorial hospital to act.as general Ocean Grove at their cottagc. 92 • :Miss Gloria Tillman, 17, of TG mitted were Kingston Bituminous, manager of a building fund cam Heck avenue, Was removed ta Fit The executive board of the Mon $1,941.90, and Conover and Sut- paign commencing July 31 and end Franklin; avenue. mouth Choral Society met at. the ing September 5. . Miss Amy Weichard and . Mrs. kin hospital late yesterday after phin, 51,990.42. home of the president, Willard I, With ft bid of 52,769.84, the Osr- Mr. Burfeind has been an active' Emma Flick, of Brookline, Pa., arc noon by. the Ocean Grove first aid Johnson, 703 Raymere avenue, In civic leader for the past 14 .years, C las si f i e d A cl v er t isem ents located for the summer nt the for terlaken, Tuosday night. Plans and wald co., of New .York, wa;'award squad, called when she fractured ed the contract t,o furnish 00 band, He is a member of the board of Advertisements for these columns should be tn the office of “The mer’s cottage, 97 Clark avenue. her right shoulder, at the North programs for fall and winter season one twirier and one drum major governors rind chairman of the fi Times" NOT LATEJi THAN i i O'CLOCK NOON Thursday o£ week, were discussed and a drive for new William J. Bahrs, sr., of Newark, End beach;. ' uniforms. The cost of the uniforms nance; committee of Fitkin hospital. was a guest over the Fourth of members planned. Those who will be offset , by high school mu From 1941 to -1940 he served' as . CLASSIFIED AU KATE . July at the home .of Mrs. C. 0. . . ------would enjoy singing with this grotip sical benefits during the next two county chairman of' the War F i are invited to get in touch with 25 words OR LESS ...... THIRTY-FrVE . CENTS Brady, to Atlantic avenue. O.E.S. Bazaar. Announced years. nance committee covering, ill! of More than 25 words __ ...... ; i cent per, word officers or members of the board. Total bills authorized ,for 'pay the eight war loan drives during Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph MacMullan, The first meeting in the fall will '5 times for the price of four. of Philadelphia, art; spending the ment- were $2,303.17. which bond sales aggregated over be Sept. 9., Those who attendqd $110 million in the county. Copy, mniied tn, given to-representative or'brouuht to office, per iveek at tlie Ocean ‘Visto on the Mrs. Paul R. Ridner and Mrs. were the president, Mr. Johnson, sonally ;nust be jeeomp.mied by oash or stamps to cover cost. Copy • oceanfront. .Mr. Burfeind was general chair accepted over, phone ,is a courtesv ,in'J convenience to customers. Louise Garon are co-chairmen of Director Thelma Mount, Elsa Bren- man of the Salvation Army cam BJUs due immediately upon presentation. . . John M. Taylor, of New York the Ocean Grove chapter, Order of necke, Miss Vivian M.\ Kubler, paign in 1938 and is- a past presi city and a proofreader on The ST. PAUL'S, OCEAN GUOVE Eastern Star, annual bazaar'to take Frank Dodge, Joseph Faber .and dent of the Shore Community New York Herald Tribune, has ar Harold Rainear. . place July 17 and 18 in the Lou Chest, Last year he was genera! rived at :the. Shawmont . on i-he , — — Ernest Durkhardt will be. the chairman of a deficit operating LEAVING STATE— Must Sell, FOR SALE — Babv crib with oceanfront lor a two-week vaca Ellen hotel, opposite the post office. Tenor Soloist in St.. Paul's campaign of the hospital which e.s • rooms and bath, modernized,.fur mattress, $10.00, Davis, 35 Abbott- tion. Mrs. Rowland C. Mauch will be in “Bqokalogues” Announced Sunday morning, singing ‘‘Con ceeded the quota-by a-substaritial nished, not' air heat. Immediate Ave. .. , —28* ' The Misses Mary and Margaret sider and Hear Me" by Woller amount. possession. Only. SO,9QO. Asbury charge of the booth for toys; Mrs. Park 2-0897-J. ;. —28* Gilkey, of Oi-ooklyn, have returned A' review of. "The Herdsman," and “Spirit of God” byjNeid- J. Marshall Booker, president of LOS: — Lady’s Black Bathing Insley, fancy work; Mrs, Mary linKer, to Ocean Grove for their vacation, Dorothy Clarke Wilson, was given ______,■{,___ _ POSITION . WANTED — Lady Suit and Black and White Bathing. Staying at the' Van Cottage, 40 Flint, White Elephant; Mrs. Phii Dr. B; Harrison Decker, Bag. -Reward, Mrs. Walter-Pro- here this morning by Mrs. Paul READ THE OCEAN GROVE wishes position taking charge of Central avenue, and • having a Erhardt, aprons; Mrs, Garon, Towner at the first of her annual Pastor, will preach on the sub pert, 55 Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean ject, “Translating tho .Cross”. , TIMES FpR LOCAL HEWS Rooming Hous.e, or will -. do any pleasant’time. handwork; Mrs. Elizabeth Burton, Bookalogiies in the Tabernacle. kind of light work. Full or part Grove. —28* "The Herdsman,” the story ,of the and Thelma Mount, A.A.G.O. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stauffer and Mrs; Jean MacClure, food; Mrs, Organist-Director will play, time. Address Box-14, Times Office. daughter, Miss Mary S. Stauffer, Stanley Applegate, cards; Mrs, prophet Amos, is the only religious —28 ’ LOST— Ladie’s gold wrist watch with Miss ■ Sarah Rohrbaugh and book on the program,. This eve “The Bells of ,St. Anne de with brown cord band on boardwalk Miss Agnes Reichard, of York, Pa., Floicnce Smith, jewelry. ning at 7:30 Mrs. Towner will re- Beaupre” by Russell nnd POSITION WANTED — Hotel or Ocean Pathway. Reward.if re arrived last week at their cottage, v lew :‘Together,’’, the story o f, the "Chorale” by Andriessen. South End Housekeeper, . experienced; wishes turned to Mrs. F. Osten, 10 Riche •19 Ocean avenue, for the season.; life of Gen. George Marshall'and ’.''he Services are Sunday position for,summer. Full or part lieu Place, Newark, N. J.. Phono Katherine Tuppei Marshall,' called .'School'at 9:30 A. M. aiid Di time. Address Box 14,-Times Office Essex 2-7390. —28* Mr. and Mrs, .Ralph* E. Marlatt, vine Worship at 10:45 A, M. daughter Virginia and -son Ralph, He Answered Call by critics the best non-fiction, book of; the current season. Tomorrow There will , be ho evening serv and Mrsr James P. Taylor; Mrs. ice. Restaurant POSITION WANTED— Experi EXCHANGE—Quiirtei acre plot : Marlatt's1 mother, ai‘e located for Of Opportunity morning at a o’clock • Mildred in Bergen County, commuting town, Walker’s “The Quarry” and to enced middle-aged woman desires the summer at the letter’s cottage, (Amelia Havens, Prop.) position earing for children eve value $1,500, for two lots'in Ocean 88 Franklin avenue A typical story of Aniericar. op-, morrow evening Kenneth Roberts’ Grove, ar what have.'you? Write “Lydia Bailey” will be reviewed, nings tn- all-night. Mrs, LaForge, Mr, and Mrs. James F. Tustin porturiity is the life of Earl Owen Two Accidents Monday. Temporary Quarters— 7G Heck Ave.. Ocean Grove; phone W, Thomas, 25 Arden Place, and daughter Mary: Ann and son Shrove, new President of tho Broadway, Just off Boardwalk A, P. 1-0170-M. -28* Yonkers, N. Y. ' —28-32 * James, jr., are now located for .the United States Chamber of Com Offered Lots At §750 Two accidents were reported io seasor; at their cottage, 15 Heck 'Ocean Grove police on Monday, Serving Delicious FOR ‘ RENT— Owner will share LOST— Lady’s gold wrist watch merce, two-room apt. with kitchen , privi ai'ound Webb nnd Central avenues1 avenue. Mr, Tustin is superinten • This" big-shouldered hard-work- Mrs. A M. Clarke; of Rutherford, dent of schools .of South Amboy. When Commissioner Eugene HOME COOKED FOODS leges, 2nd' floor, : with gentleman. or boardwalk between Webb and; ing son Of Iowa climbed frorti the was struck by a car driven, by Mrs. Mrs. DeWitt C, Carter, of East Lowenstein, of Bradley Beach, op Emma H. Walker, of Totowa Boro, Dayis, 35 Abbott Ave. —;2fi * Bradley .Beach. Fiiider please re bottom .to one of the top executive posed a veterans’ housing plan in Make Your Vacation turn to Mrs, Martha Gawrori; 224.: Orange, and Mrs. Kate Mason, o£ posts in tho Genera! Electric Co., N; ,J.- Mrs. Walker failed to see FOR RENT -- Nicely furnished West Orange, have returned home his community this week, he had the pedestrian while she was back Complete Broad St.-, Newark, N .1, —28 as vice-president in charge of cus remarked to the boro commission twin bedroom in private home, $20 after visiting this week with. Mrs; ing froni a Main avenue .parking by DINING at week; also apartment'for rent. $35 E. D. S. Young, 100 Webb avenue. tomer relations. that the price of $1,000 oil Ocean place, . Dr. William ,A. Robinson, FOR SALE—5 Rooms, ;--ith, heat Born in Mapleton, Iowa, he had t. Grove, association lots on Ballard week. .104 Webb'. Aye.,, Ocean and 4 room bungalow, $0,500. 0 All are winter visitors ill St. Pe of Ocean Grove, examined’ and re Grove. —i28 job .at the turn of the century as boulevard was “inflated.” Joseph leased. Mrs. Clarke. Cars'driven HAVENS’ . rooms, bath, $0,500. .13 rooms, tersburg, Fla. . bath, heat, good condition and lo station agent and telegrapher nt A. Thoma, manager of tin: associ FOR SALE — Flag,;. 8x11 feet, “Summertime Recreation’’ will ation and William E. Thomson, cation, $12,500. Senions Agdncy, be the program topic at the July- Harrisburg, S. D., with tlic Chi ‘.iHni'A $10; lawn umbrella, yellow, $35; 124 Mt.. Tabor Way, ■ ; ;■ _28» cago, Ali lwauk'ee and St.,Paul Rail chairman of the business commit row boat, $50. A.' P. 2-5,228-J— -28: August meeting of St. Faul’s tee are taking exception o the W.S.C..S. Tuesday at 2-p. ill. in the road. He got so interested in his statement through newspaper col WGOLMAN’S -FOR ItENT'- I’urnishei apart- LOST — Girl’s pet-tiger kitten, church. Hostesses will he from work, he went to Iowa State Col umns this week reporting. that ment, 3 -moms', August and Sop-; male, gray with black stripes. V i the May Leonard Woodruff circle. lege iat Amos to study electrical they had offered ' the lots to. Brad teihber. All .facilities!; Separate cinity auditorium. ..Reward." 7 Beach avenues.. .• engineering'. Thcjn, with a degree ley Beach for housing project use Quality Market] entrance, and porch; frigidaire. Front Circle. Ocean Grove. —28* Mr. and Mrs." Clayton E. Mat in electrical engineering, ho joined nt $750 each. They fidcled that the Mntippc Daily 2:30 : EvcntnR.7 & 9* H a’ Pilgriiii Pathway,' cor,' Frank thews and son Brian .Page have lots are assessed by Bradley Beach ContUmous Sat., Sun. * Holidays | lin ave. Key at 07 Franklin Ave, FOR RENT— Furnished . 4-room General Electric and started his 125 Heck Avenue 11UADLEY ItKACII " bungalow: bath ; ' season; . adults' moved from Drexel Hill. Pa., to climb, at $1,400, 28-32“ Eastoii, :Pa. Mr. Matthews, son Telephone 2-0963 only. 9! Lawrence Ave,, Ocean of Mr, and Mrs. George E. Mat Mr, Shrove knows what lio talks •FURNISHED ROOMS- Attrac Grove.; —23 about when he calls America the Your'best'buy. Ocean Grove F R t - SAT., July 11,'12 — thews. 147 Abbott avenue, ,Ocean tive, clean, ail® rooms, light house FOR SAL; Three summer, Grove, is employed by the. Baker land of opportunity. The Ocean Grove Times ANN SOTHERN keeping. 89 Cookman Ave,, Ocean' Grove. -28" bungalows,, fully furnished; Two Chemical co. Fresh Killed “UNDERCOVER MAISIE” 4-room and oiie 3-l:oom; all im-. After'a visit with their son and ROASTING CHICKENS FOR .RENT — 3,-Room furnished proyenients. For. quick sale asking daughter-in-lav.1, Mr. and Mrs. R. apartment, electric, refrigerator, 89 ;SG,000. For appointment write, H. M. Casey, in Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Fresh Killed SUN; - MON,, July 13, 14 Cookman Ave., .Ocean Grove.—28* Hansen, ;230r88th St.,. Brooklyn 9, and Mrs. R. D. Casey, of Drexel i H ERSH EY’S Pure Ice Cream J FRYERS ANN BAXTER N. Y’., or phone Siiore Road 8-2417. Hill, Pa., arrived last Wednesday WILLIAM HOLDEN POSITION WANTED — Lady • -28-29* at their cottage, CS Franklin nve- Fresh Killed “BLAZE OF NOON” wishes to sit with children eve nub, where they will remain until FOWL nings. Write of call Mrs. N. War FOR RENT— Occan Grove, fur October. ner; 84 Mt. Tabor Way. ' — 28» nished one-rootu apartment with Fred Schultheis, 138 Clark ave private porch overlooking lake. 1 25c Pint | TUES.-WED.-TIIURS., SITUATION WANTED,- Room Kent July 17 on. G4 Lake Ave. nue,* was returned.home frohi Mon July 15, 10, 17 mouth Memorial hospital yesterday LOINS OF PORK Clerk or Night Watchman. Ref — 28-29 by the Ocean Grove fiicst aid squad, 1 Full Line of I SUSAN HAYWARD erences given. Address ’.C, "P.,. Box 00, Tinl.es .Oilice, -28” WANTED - Yearly, apartment : Mr,' Schultheis had been in the hos; FRESH HAMS LEE BOWMAN fur three adults by Oct. I. Local jiital since the Fourth of July, j- FLAGSTAFF’S FINE FOODS ; | ; “SMASH l!P ” CORSETS—S]iencer, all size's, iiir residents and reliable. References, removed.there by the squad. SMOKED TONGUES. dividually designed, fittings ill your Write.Box .7, Times: Office, — 27’tf Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Strom, I OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY | own home. Call for .appointment. 133 Mt, Tabor Way, entertained at PORK GOODIES FRI. - SAT., July. 18, 10 '. Mabel S. Hall, 709 Neptune High FOR SALE—Well-built, attrac dinner last Sunday Mrs. Jane Hio, . Allan ladd way, Neptune. Phone A. P. 2-3749. tive, three large room bungalow,', CORNED BEEF of Ocean Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Er 1 United Service Grocery Store j “CALCUTTA” ■ ■ —27tf fireplace;';year-round if .placement nest Sparks, of Ocean Grove and heat!!;- used. Immediate possession, Orange; Mr, and;Mrs.,William II. I 418 Cookman Avenue Asbury Park, N. £ | OCEAN GROVE — Furnished $5,808. Wananiassaj. Tel.'A.P, B / Culver of Asbury Park, and rooms in private home. GG1^ Heck 2-1111.. ' -25-29* 1 TEL. A. P. 2-9187 | ii= Avc. —27*29* Russell C. Woolley, of Ocean Grove limn GARAGE FOR RENT—By week. and Montclair. | Opp. Auditorium Bridge | I FREE DELIVERY Win. Bodoep, of Ocean Grove g BUNGALOW WANTED Will North side, near ocean. Tel. A. P. Cap!, and Mrs, Wm. von der Lieth buy, ali cash, niodeni all-year bun 2-0070-M. ' —25tf and daughter Wendy are residing ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiNiiiiiiaiifMasiiHiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitiMiiiiiiiniiiii: galow'for occupancy, in .November. in Salinas, Calif., where he is sta Give location, particulars. Write FOR SALE — Rooming House, S 1' B :% X D J. Fuller, Box 91, Times Office. block to ocean; 28 large rooms, tioned with the medical, corps at furnished; has yeai'-round 5-room Camp Ord. Mrs. von dqr Lieth is BOARDWALK AT NORTH END______-20-30* the former Miss Janice Bowman, Apt., heater. 5-Room cottage for feat. .25 Embury Ave. 24-28* daughter of Mr; and Mrs. D. Hud- 4 SHOWS DAILY 1 WANTED— Small apartment- or son Bowman, of Jersey City, and eottage for tlie. month ot August, 1 0 7 :0 0 5 :0 0 1 TAILORING and fitting for men -summer residents -at their- cottage, PEitrOltM AN’C es — : Q. 1 : 0 0 , . a m i ’ . s i . Miss: E. Williams, 00 N o. 15th St., East Orange,‘N.’ J- ' ."• 20-28* and.women. If you have trgaririeni:' 87 Cookman avenue. Phone: A. l>. 2-S074 that tioeds to be altered, you will Members of the Isabella Thoburn On warm days, rise before tho thermometer docs, and FOR RENT — Now.four jt>om be pleased to let K, Boufarah do you'll shine as :i cook without getting all hot and bothered ! apartment;’overlooking,ocean. Mod your. work—-at 146 Abbott Ave. circle of the St. Paul's W.S.C.S. 3 DAYS STARTING JULY li enjoyed a box luncheon, Social and Just serve dishes you cun fix early in. tlic morning and ern kitchen. Season,- Tel. A. P. 7-11* heat up at mealtime. Here al'e a few. that will help you 2-0G70-M. —2otf games ori the South End pavilion keep cool, calm . . . and collect compliments: Monday. Attending were Bliss ANTIQUES— and old thiiigs'ur- FOR RENT—Large, airy rooms .ently needed. Full value paid for Berth:1 Fowler, Mis:; Kate- Hart, APPETITE BAIT -THE YEARLING” Mrs. Harry Woodward, Mrs. Annie BZANS AT THEIR BEST in quiet section of Ocean Grove. Dooks,' pictures, glassware, silver, Sharp, Mrs. Jennie Nace, Mrs. Add 1 tbsp. prepared mustard iu Fish is se light nnd digestible I . In Technicolor 115 Clark avenue, 22tf ;china, bric-^-brae & any kind of 1 cw. ANN PAGE BEANS serve it often in summer, vary-: jewelry. William Zollen. 25 Main Marie Rand. Miss Jennie .Kane, WITH PORK. Saute 1 medium FOR SALE — Occan Grove Mrs. Harrv Webster, Mrs. G. W. ing the sauce like this: To 1 cup St. A. P. 2-8103.— 33*tf ' onion {finely cat) and i medium of medium white sauce I add a WITH. Rooming House, 11 Rooms, 8 Bed Reynolds, Miss Rosa Santee and apple (unpeelcd and chopped) tbsp, of ANN PAGE PRE rooms, Bath, heat, $9,000; Duplex W ILL BUY china, glass, lamps, Mrs, Bleccker Stirling. in 1 tbsp. fat, and mix with PARED'. MUSTARD or 6 to 10 house, 10 Rooms, Bath, heat each bric-a-brac,.jewelry, silver, antique Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gharis and beans. Bake in sliced SULTANA OLIVES or a GREGORY PECK JANE WYMAN side,. §8,500; Duplex house, 7 furniture. Best prices paid for one children, Judy and David, a/id the casserole in tbsp. of ANN PAGE GAROEN Rooms, Bath each side, One side •’piece or many. Alice Sand, A: P. Misses Isabel and Eleanor Fillmen, moderate oven, RELISH. 1 always keep these heat, $7,500; 7 Rooms, Bath, heat, 2-2G23; 6/13/47 : all of Pottstown, Pa,, were guests S75°F., 20.min- thrifty “pcppcr-uppers’’from the Also 2 room Bungalow, Bath, open of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Reed. .148 utes. This recipe A&P on hand, so I’m never at a fire place, furnished, al! for $11,000; ROOFS of all kinds applied and Inskii avenue, over, the Fourth of makes enough for loss for a sauce. 6 Rooms,Bath; Furnished, near repaired with metal edge. Esti July holiday‘weekend. On Sunday. 4 servings, but ocean, $6,500; S Rooms, '5 Bed mates given. William Krayer, Mr. ar.il Mrs. Ralph Fillmen and ANN PAGE BEANS make you ICY AND SPICY 3 DAYS STARTING JU LY 17 rooms, Bath, heat, $7,000. Heinz 77% Beason avenue, Ocean Grove, daughters, Marian and Barbara, of want more , they’re so tender Realtor, 130 Main avenue, Ocean Phone A. P. 4058-J.—-22*—MB and tasty. Better buy a few ex Ice and spice make tea mighty Grove. -24-29* Pottstown, spent the day with the tra cans next time'you’re shop nice . . . especially when it's as WE FINANCE NEW OARS— ■Reed's. . • ping at the A&P. invigorating as tho famous, “THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS” ROOFIN G — Specializing in ro- Loan . two-thirda of cost. Charge Janice Todd, daughter of Mt. Flavor-Tested- teas sold only at pairs,' maintenance and new in $4.00 a year por SlOO through a lo and Mrs. .Alfred P. Todd, 115 Ab *DANDY FOR “DOG DAYS" the A&P: OUR OWN, NECl’AR stallations. All types asphalt shin cal bank. You save money, estab bott avenue, and Joyce Garra- It’s never too hot for “hot .dogs" and MAYFAIR, Try sorving one HUMPHREY BOGART BARBARA STANWYCK gles, ■ built-up roof ■ for flat roofs.. lish credit; insurance premium in brandt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nt my house. 1 split them, spread of these fine Asbestos and Brick siding. Block cluded in loan. Alvin E. Bills, Real John Garrabrandt, 121 Broadway, the cut side with mustard, and blends over spiced y ALEXIS SMITH ceiling installed. INSULATION— Estate and Insurance, 78 Main ave Jill with cubed American cheese. tea cubes made , .are spending 'the month of- July this way: Add B X rock :woo] pneumatically blown nue; Ocean Grove.. IStf at Gamp Mohawk, Oharlemont, Then i wrap a piece of bacon keeps your. home warmer in win - around cach one, fasten with a cups briskly boil MURRAY’S-—'“Tho Pants House, Mass, Shirley Hemphill, daugh ing water to l\i ter, cooler in summer. A-l work ter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph H. skewer and broil until.the bacon of Asbury Park.’* 805-807 Lake in crisp and the cheese molted. . tbsps. tea, 1 tbsp. manship, reasonable "price. Mail Hemphill, of the Park View hotel, Now Showing: “THE IMPERFECT LADY” card or phone A.P. 2-4712-J for avenue. Just off Ma’n St. Boya Come riill call,‘I tuck them into whole doves and 3 lemon slices. and Men's needs supplied.—58 <£„ 28:, Seaview avenue, and Barbara toasted MARVEL FR A N K Steep 3 to 5 minutes; strain: add With Teresa Wright and Ray Slilland free estimate. Kahlort Roofing Co’., Code!, daughter of Mr, and Mrs FU RTER ROLLS from the y ci)p orange marmalade. 709 3rd Ave., Asbury Park. I6*tf Charles P. Todd, 63 Benson ave- A&P, which are so fresh and Freeze in ice cube trays, ‘place hue,.' will leave for Camp Mohawk delicious my family tuebn^iiiw >r ‘ o -glasses ar.d pour freshly July it! and will spend the remain away by the dozen. » .made tea over then,. The Times On Sale at All News Stands dor of tho ..montTi there. m FRIDAY, JU LY 11,1947 l> A G E H I X ^ A OCEAN GROVE ! A u d it o riu I - . fill 7 \_l ,| Summer Sensor, • £ ' 5 y a r . e r . i g i i t OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JULY II, 1947 uiped the ntiillclict! tn request mini Ocean Grove Uii ion sters of their chuii-liea.to preilch \ m o K im tenipeiaiice .sei'mirtis; ' Pre'sen Is V‘ r o g n a n i Mrs. Martini Krueger, president 3 $ . A j m w r of' the (Ici'tm drove W.C.T.U., in- feSKw GEORGE 5. BENSON' . A lii-ng-rani. I’m- suininor. jjuests trn