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AND THB NEPXPNE TPBBB Vol. LXXVII, No. 33 — and of the Independence of the SIX CENTS OCEAN GROVE, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951 United States of America the 176th year.
Kearny, N. J., Bagpipers To Herald MEMORIAL CROSS nous
The 18-foot Memorial Cross . U shers-C ruise Around the World” on the front of - the Ocean Sees “Diseases” Grove Auditorium, facing' the: Nine bagpipers and three drum sea, will be lit the week of mers, part of the Kearny, N. J., August 18 to 25: .by*£ Mrs.- Mil Pipe band, will parade tomorrow Township Orders dred Lam bert. and Miss Inez (Saturday), preluding the 9th an Lambert in memory of ’Mrs. ; nual review of the Auditorium ush Repair of Sewer Emily Miller. . Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, of ers a t 8 p. m. Ocean California, Auditorium! The Scotsmen, in colorful kilts, Preacher; Lectures '.'• will march from the Main avenue Fletcher Lake Piping To Be Grove’s Bible Conference gates to the oceanfront, then along Resealed; Study Town Ocean avenue to the North End, re Bathing Squad To ®Hrie turning to the memorial pavilion, ship Planning Repudiating the “uniqueness and. where they will disband.'The high Beaches preeminence of our Lord Jesus” landers will meet again at the pa Ambulance For was termed a "foul disease” by the'1' vilion in the early evening, march Immediate Tepair of the Nep are the ing to the front of the Auditorium, tune sewer lino running along the Rov. Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, of Cali bottom of Fletcher lake was order fornia, in his Auditoriurii sermon where the skirling of the pipes will mecca Dr. Wm. Robinson Sunday morning. Nearly 6,000 be heard in a 16-minute program. ed Tuesday night by the township municipal committee. The Thomas worshipers heard the editor of Pe- While the pipers are. playing, Procter company of Long Branch of active Public Invited To Dedica loubets Notes, who returned here throngs will be gathering in the will reseal several blown seams tion August 22, In Eagle this season to again, instruct the Auditorium for the opening skit in the piping. Committeeman Jo vacationists Bible Conference; with. twicerdaily in “A Cruise Around the World," seph A. Shafto explained that the House; Program Events sessions this week. the frolicsome review of the Audi sewer line fracture caused the lake during Are Announced . .Dr. Smith found a metaphorical .• torium, ushers, produced by Wil water to' escape and both Ocean illustration for His sermon theme liam. E. “Uncle Bill’ Thomson. these . in the injection of missionaries, Grove and Bradley Beach residents Ocean Grove’s fire department The show opens, with the Ship’s had protested the low level of the preparing to leave for African Crew — George C. Miller, captain; hot and first aid squad ambulance will be service; against malaria, typhus lake. >■’ dedicated Saturday; August..22, in Joseph A, Thoma, chief mate; Wil The rapid ..growth of the entire and other communicable diseases, liam; C. Gray, chief purser; Fred humid- ; memory of the late Dr. William A. lest they ‘‘come down with African township was discussed by the mu Robinson, the. community’s family • Arbuckle, chief steward; Howard nicipal committee, with a commit fevers and are rendered impotent L. -Smith;-sr., quartermaster; Cort “dog days” physician for 45 years and the aid for service for Jesus.” tee named to study, the possibility squad’s'doctor, during its 17-ycar Drake, William T. Kresgo and of forming a Planning Commission of August. history. . Ralph E. -.Marlatt, able-bodied. sea within the township. Committee The dedication ceremonies will men;: J. Hampton Moore and Jo- Chairman Charles S. Loveman : seph Keating, jr., stewardesses. be held at 7 p.. m. ill the . Eagle named Committeemen Herman Honk ami Ladder company housCj . ‘Members of the Ship's Band ore Johnson, .Wesley B. Nagle and 130 Main'avenue, according to Ray Harry Eichhorn, leader; Joseph A. Shafto and' Township C lerk John mond R. Gracey. chairman, .and Thoma,' jr„ George Pigueron, jr., W. Knox to join him in studying James Blair and Frank L. Wilgu Larry Mieras, Merlin Coslick, Da- procedures for organizing the plan committee assistants. . . vid Shotwell, James Teomer, Frank ning board. , The tentative program: includes Tephford, Walter Eddowes, jr., Low bids for the remodeling of H a welcome - by .' Richard .- Borden Richard Bailey, Gordon Drake, Jo the former Wettlin building for president of the local aid squad; seph Hull, Ralph Marlatt, Jerry township municipal offices were re prayer,by the Rev. Dr. B. Harrison , McMaster, .George Egner, William tained, but final action was delayed Decker, pastor of St. Paul’s church Sutherland, George Fihcke, Robert until August 21. The township here; remarks’ by Edwin Burke, ■Jacobus, George Gardner, DOn Cos- committee is studying the bids with chairman of the Asbury Park.Elk- lick,' William Haase, William Zim the architect to determine whether Summer School Music Students Crippled Kiddies committee, . of merman, Gordon Pullen, Harold to remodel the neighboring edifice which Dr. Robinson was director Marshall, -Bernard Crook and or to construct a ne>v building on for 31 years; remark’s by Alec Douglas Mieras. the site. Present Concert In High School Middleton, of Point; Pleasant, pres • ■Ship's Passengers are Charles A zoning ordinance for the Col ident of the New; Jersey .First Aid onial Terrace section of the town Weaver portraying Dr. George W. An instrumental program, with Council; dedication of the ambu Henson; Robert W. Courtney, ship was passed on first 'reading.; lance by Dr. Decker, assisted by If adopted at final hearing on Au Ocean Grove and Neptune elemen “Mrs. •George W. Henson;” Lu tary and high school ago youth Club Contributes Mrs. William A,. Robinson and zerne Nottage, “Geri. Douglas Mac- gust 28 building minimums in the daughter, Mrs. Marvin Briggs; area will be 1,100 square feet of participating, was presented last Arthur;” Charles Barr, “Mrs. night in the high school auditorium To Woolley Fund prayer and benediction by Dr. Douglas MacArthur;” Joseph H. usable floor space. Only private Decker. . . homes will be allowed. by the Summer School of Music, Tweedy, "Dagwood;’’ John U. Dix sponsored by the ,board of educa From 10 a. m. to 6 p . m. on Au on, “Blondie;” Robert A. - Wood, Building Inspector J. Harry A social meeting of the Chn*-n- gust 22 thp ambulance will be on Neidhardt reported for July,62 per tion. -.’ ; 1 . ’■--;■-'- ■ “Jiggs;” Ellis Pierce, "Maggie;" The concert was directed by'Gor While club was hejd Monday at *'’e display to the public at Washington Dr. Wilbur M. Smith Walter Oliver, “Kate Smith;” Ar mits issued at a construction value home of Mrs. Harriet Larrison, ?8 fire house, Central avenue and Olin of $318,235.00. don F. Williams, township supervi . "Just so,” he declared, "in this thur Abbott, “James Melton;” A1 sor of music, and ,Harry, D. Eich Green street, Neptune City, v ;'h street. . Bills, sr., “Margaret Truman;” — * - members voting contribute $°,5 generation there are certain dan horn, instrumental instructor, , gerous germs antagonistic, to the .W alter Eddowes, sr., “Eleanor DEDICATES SONG TO The 58 instrumentalists were to the Inez Woolley Rehabilitation A; Roosevelt;”-• Jo Eddowes,' “Antoii fund. Mrs.,J^rffet;J)enbigh, , club glorious faith that has. redeemed BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA combined for band selections. The Allenhurst Tops us. They lay hold of our; s y s t e m • -Ruhfengtffir^-Wd-AtfgusT G. Stoll, program also included instrument secretary, wrote a letter to the “Arthur Godfrey.” “Strike It Rich” television pro and w e become prostrate \ from al solos and ensembles. Grove Shufflers their foulness; We, too, are T e n d In the skit of ‘'Spain” are George Miss Marie Olsen, a talented mu Enrolled in the Summer School gram, telling them of Mrs. Wool sician of Oyster Bay, L. I., has re ley’s condition. ered impotent for service for t h e ' Burrows,; toreador; Robert Morgan of Music and participating in the Son of God. and Earle Height, matadors; Jacob turned home after an enjoyable concert were: Mrs, Aubrey Burke, vice presi The Allenhurst Beach club Beutell, “Gen. Franco;” Ted Pierce, vacationsat the White Hall, 28 Pit Drums — Henry Haggins, Ev- dent, presided, in the absence of trampled the Ocean Grove shuffle "One of these germs," he declar Clarence Smith and Ed Noren, sol man avenue. Miss Olsen recently ander Duck, James Lucky and the president, Mrs. Richard Hunt boarders last Saturday, sweeping ed, “is the terrible tendency today diers; Ed Spitz, Walter Propert composed the music for a song, Frank Moore, all of-Ridge Avenue ington. The next meeting will be ANGELINE COLLINS, so- all six contests at the Fletcher lake to place the Lord Jesus on a level 'and Wilson Barber, Spanish sen- dedicating it to the Boy Scouts of school, and Muriel Kirkpatrick and held a t the home of . Mrs. James ' prano, of New York city, will courts.-' with other religious leaders of his ors; David O’Reilly, Sam Watson, America. This'melody, “America Scrivner, 81 Heck avenue, Ocean be soloist this Sunday morn The victorious Allenhurst pairs tory and to equate Him with them Salutes You,” was played by Jo Raymond Timms, of Ocean Grove; Thomas Dunlevy and Bleecker s c h o o l.;6 ;'.•' Grove. ■ .,-■.'' ■,■: ■ ing and evening at the Audi were: “Pop” arid “Unc" Hopkinsj m a common category and to repu Stirling, Spanish senoritas, and sephine Eddowes last Saturday Those attending were Ruth Bush, torium services. K. E. Smith and Dick Merz, Jerry diate the uniqueness and the pre afternoon during the organ, recital. Bells — Jean Lippincott, of Evelyn Stubb, Shirley McClelland, Richmier and Chris Ball, John eminence a t the Lord Jesus’.” Rutger Stirling arid Ed Shotwell, Ocean Grove, and Gertrude Wright, “the bull.” . ’ ; * The words to the.song.were.com Betty Cuccurullo, Carol McGarry, Griffin and Andy, Dam, Ray, Snyder • Dr. Smith listed three known as posed by Jessie Kabes, of Minneso of Ridge Avenue.. Betty Brace, Barbara Peyter, Bar Alpaugh - Brearley and Bud Sharp and Parker Smith pects in favor of “the abiding pre Vive La France includes Edward ta. Scouts wishing to obtain copies Trombones — Rochester Jones bara Burke, Janice Scrivner,. Doris and Ed Haarn. eminence of the Lord;- Jesus A. Jenney as “Mile. DeGaulette;” of the ' song for their troops may and Alfred Holmes, of Ridge Ave Gilbert, Jean Stubb, Ruth Bobbins, Losing Ocean Grove teams were: Christ.” Samuel P. Yeo, “M. DeGaulette;” obtain them by writing Mr. Elmire nue; Oliver Measure, of Bradley Harriet Larrison and Ruth Den Troth Announced Mrs. I. W. Stringfeilow and Bob The first, he said, is, "No one ev W. Hyatt Snyder and Hudson'Sny Bakken, National Headquarters, B. P ark ; Bernard Crook and Merlin Wood, Ray Whitford and George er came into the world as the Lord der, jr.i guards; Oscar Y. Osmun, bigh. S.A., 2 Park avenue, New York Coslick, high school, and John * _ ------Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Al Miller, Harry Booth and Mrs. Jesus came into the world, for an Kenneth C. Rose and Martin W. city. Weber and Raymond White, of Frank Pruden, Mr. and Mrs. Wal nounced by 4,000 years of prophet Bennett, Parisian ballerinas; Al ' gig _ _ ; ' paugh, of Trenton, have announced Ocean Grove. FOUND GUILTY MONDAY the engagement of their daughter, ter Chamberlain, George Thomp ic utterances, conceived by the exander Eichhorn; Robert Eich- son and Clarence Rinker arid James power of the Holy Ghost in the horri, Walter Nitschman, William KENNY POLIO DRIVE Baritones — Janet Slater, of Barbara, ,to Mr. Purvis Brearley, Bradley Park, and Merlin Coslick OF DRUNKEN DRIVING son of Mr. and Mrs. Rue Brearley, Wallwork and Thomas Davies. womb of. the Virgin Mary.” ...... Freed, Jesse C. Kester, James UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20 William Moock directed the He listed as the second aspect, Little, Hudsorr Snyder, jr., and Al- and Bernard Crook, high school. also of Trenton and summer resi .William Dyer, 84 Mt. Hermon dents bere at 2G Webb avenue. The tourney, and Mrs, Jane Hio .was “No one ever lived on this earth or win Rutgers, peasants. ' Oboe — Connie Fitzgerald, of ever did such a work as the Lord Monday marks the opening of Ocean Grove. - Way, was arrested: for drunken wedding-will take place November hostess. Congratulations were ex 1 John Yeo will portray “Hans” the 1951 Sister Elizabeth Kenny driving early Sunday morning by 15.. . ■■ ■ ...- ■._. tended the Allenhurst club, winner Jesus • Christ lived and worked.” and George L. Hergesheimer, “Gre- Foundation campaign. The annual Saxaphones — Barbara Height Neptune police -and was found Miss Alpaugh is a graduate of of an. aluminum folding chair, the Dr. Smith, quoted Bertrand Russell,: tchen,’’ in the Holland skit. month-long drive to raise funds to and Robert Tracy, of Summerfield; guilty Monday morning in court by Trenton Central high school and is tourney prize donated, by Joseph A. confessed atheist and opponent of A "Christmas Festival” in Swe fight polio will continue until Sept. Edna . _ Burke, of WhitesviUe; , , _■ ■, Ber- M agistrate James R. Laird. He presently employed: by the New Thoma, president of the Ocean Christianity, “There is just one ■ den will see Milton Condit . as Jul 20. The E astern area campaign, nice Boyce high school, and Robert was fined $200, plus .$20 physician’s Jersey Manufacturers'Insurance Grove R e c r e a t i o n Commission, remedy .for this present situation Tomte (Santa Claus); Williarii headquarters,headauarters. 507 Fifth avenue,avenue. Brown and Dennis Driscoll, of fee and $3 costs and his license was company. sponsor of the community’s shuffle- (world condition.) I hesitate to■: . . Gordon, James Herr, Harold Mar New York 17, N. Y., has set a goal Ocean Grove. revoked for two years. Patrolmen An Auditorium usher here dur board courts. tell ypu what it is because you will shall, Charles Whiteman, George of $472,000. The Eastern area Sis Clarinets — Barbara Lippincott, Willis Atkinson and Kenneth Smith ing the summer, the bridegroom- laugh at me. l am embarrassed at Gill, Albert N. Wood and David ter Kenny Institute is located at of Ocean Grove; Priscilla Taylor arrested Dyer at the intersection elect is a Trenton attorney. He Scout Mothers Meet what I am going to say. ’The only Widland as Swedish boys, and the Jersey City Medical Center and and - Leah Bartolf, Of WhitesviUe; of Corlies avenue and Main street. was- graduated from Lafayette col thing that can deliver us from this Bruce Steinman, Clyde Hemphill, the out-patient treatment center Milton Henriques and Jean Wol lege and Rutgers university' law present situation is compassion and Bob Gothie, Charles Coqucron, is maintained at 71 Park avenue, cott) high school; Perry Hanson, school. During the past war he The Ladies’ auxiliary of Boy Christian love.” Dr. Smith then ' Loyis. Neff, George Perkins, Ed New York-city. Gov. Alfred E. Robert Pine,. Clemens Kost and Doctor’s Bag Stolen served as an Army officer in the Scout Troop 46,' Neptune, met Mon went on to define Christian love as Rosenzweip and Robert Lohmann, Driscoll, of New Jersey, and Mayor Sally Evers, of Summerfield, and European theatre. day night at the home of Mrs. "love from, in arid for Christ, Noth- ■ Swedish girls. Vincent R. Impellittcri, .of New Charlotte Croft .and Pat West, of Floyd Rush, 139 Embury avenue, ing is Christian unless it derives ■ The “Merry Macs” of Scotland York city, headline the honorary Ridge Avenue. Neptune police reported the car Dope Lecture Aug. 23 Ocean Grove. Mrs. Rush reported from Christ. No one taught love will include Dick Borden, A1 Den- committee. ' Flute—Eleanor Dey, high school. of Dr. William VonOehsen, 147 on the recent food and bake sale. like Jesus did. We need a baptism -. Bleyker, Gene Hallock, All Bills, Stockton avenue, was broken into The special prize was brought by of love for one another in a day Violins — Shirley Slocum and Sunday night, while; parked on the Mrs. M. Cochran and won by Mrs. like this.” ■’ Jed Schroeder, Harvey Downing, HONOR MARTYRED JEWS Margaret Monroe, of Bradley Shore area police will receive Pete Cooper and Jim Shotwell as Neptune Auto Repair lot at the narcotics instruction in the Asbury Rush. The next1 meeting will be On the second aspect, the Cali- -, AT WOODBRIDGE PARK Park, and Edward Jackson, Rach 'Stockton avenue gates, and his held Sept. 10 at the homo of Mrs. ’ Scotch lassies, and Ed Savage, ael. Jennings, Catherine Roach and Park high; school auditorium on fornia religious editor then pointed , Sherry Arpert, Howard Smith, Ty black leather physician’s bag was Thursday, August 23. Police Chief William Krayer, 77%, Benson ave out that "no one ever lived .like Malinda Jones,, of Ridge Avenue. stolen. The bag contained 5 c.c.’s S. William Maas has ordered all nue, Ocean Grove; co-hostesses — Jesus did — without sin.” Jesus ’' Bills, George Broome and Dick A shrine dedicated and conse Cello — Betty Croft, of Ridge Frfedah as Scotch laddies. crated to the sacred memory of the each, of morphine and demeral, in Neptune ’.officers and patrolmen Mrs. M. Woolley and Mrs. Eliza said, "Satan cometh and hath noth six million martyred Jews of Avenue.. addition to instruments and equip to attend the lectures. beth Hurley. ing in me.” Dr. Smith told his wor In the Hawaiian skit are Walter Trumpets — Fay Gibbons, Wil ment worth more than $100. * - — - - shipers that Mohammed was an ad Dotterweich, sr., “Queen Liliokal- Europe will be unveiled on Sunday . morning, Sept. 16, at Beth Israel liam Kirkpatrick, Marilyn Bills, Robbed Of $500 Auxiliary Nets $4,000 mitted sinner and confessed it ev ani;” Minton Condit, "Kammeana;” Cleta Weber, Phyllis Weber,. ery night, but.Jesus with without-' Dick' DoHart, Charles Jaqueth, Memorial Park, Woodbridge. The shrine, which took two years to Charles Weber and Alberta White, sin ..- . ;• - /, ’ .- ,*.i Purvis Brearly, William Perkins, of Ocean Grove; Clifford Johnson, Ocean 'Grove police are investi The Ladies’ auxiliary will net As the final aspect, Dr. Smith Te- •Robert Morris, Walter Dotterweidh, complete, was designed and built slightly over, $4,000 from the an by the prominent American sculp Charles Moore, Moses Wilson, John gating the theft of $500 in cash vealed, “No man ever has exercised . jr., Richard Fehnel and Marshall Moore and Carl West,, of Ridge I [Tuesday night from the home of nual bazaar this summer, accord such influence over history os theV Warner, Hawaiian girls, and How tor, Bernard Zuekjerman. , It is ing to Mrs. William E. Thomson, made entirely of Carrara marble, Avenue; Robert Bedell, of Bradley ’ Mr, and Mrs. Robert Holbrook, 127 Lord Jesus Christ. Even his birth '; ard Peterson, Edgar Fulton, Jack Park, and Catherine Thomas, high Heck avenue. Entry was gained chairman. The bazaar proceeds divides history in two. The dstter j; Wiseman, Bob Fiedler, John Pierce, cost $30,000 and is 25 feet long, 15 feet high and five feet thick. A school. some time between 7:30 and 9:30 have been dedicated for the electri 1951 is based bn bhe year of our , . Jim Ferguson, Ken McCormick, by breaking a rear screen. . . 7 fication of the historic town clock Lord.; And at Christmas every year, Elmer Muller, Jack Hough, Jack replica of the; Tablet of Moses, * — ■"' » — — on the tower of' the Association with Hebraic inscriptions of the after 1900 years, this whole globe -, Page two, please building. The clock is expected to is bathed anew in the loveliness of Ten Commandments on one side New One-Way Streets Beach Meeting Sunday be in working order within two and an English translation on the childhood and the sanctity of BATHING SUITS TAe who/s conjcwtce unravels if o y weeks. • ' • - ’ -.’ motherhood. It is less than 200 other, is a feature of the shrine, Rev. Thomas Stanyon, of Ocean For Children and Misses which is flanked bn both sides by Mt.. Carmel and: Mt. Hermon 'Hitch isdropped. %/. years and we hardly ever think ,of AUQUST Grove, will be the guest speaker at OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM the Declaration of Independence. '7;i Full line of Berkshire Hosiery two imposing marble lions. Way have . been made one-way the Beach Meeting't(iis, Sunday, 6 The preacher Sunday, August 19, , . ...iff „ 10—Ycftk frocpi npcrtrd In Ut. "He is the only one, who can save THE HELEN SHOP streets eastbound and Mt. Tabor, . Fori., 1944. $ p. m„ at the memorial pavilion. at 10:30 A. M: and 7:30 P. M., will be Dr. J. Wallace Hamilton, Pastor us from sin today. Nobody else V, SO Main Ave. ■ Ocean Grove Married 60 Years one-way westbound, in the first 11—tincoJn-Dounloj de- ) Special music will be heard. Bleeck can do. it, nobody else has' ever' er Stirling, is.-leader of the his of Community Church, St. Peters — 8 t f move of recent years to alleviate bfltM btflin, 1858, claimed they can do it and nobody; ;; toric meeting. burg, Florida. ., —33 else has ever wanted to do it. Ho: V DR. NORMAN LAYTON, Vavation guests at the Sampler parking and driving conditions In t J—Red Cms fcunjij al ) Chiropractic Physician, 97 Inn, 28 Mam avenue, for many the community. .A general street GtniYa,l%S4. M years,. Mr. and. Mrs- Herbert Van- li— Ofld G trmanf ^ Main Avenue Sandwich Shoppe OCEAN GROVE PHARMACY Ave., Occan Grove. Off. Hrs., 2 to 4, traffic plan will be studied for the ■:v ..SERVICE SAME! DAY , . ;- aman, of Millville; were honored lijn ID-ytor no«-ag- J OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE 40 Main Avenue. S P E C I A L — Films in 10:30 back a t 8 P. M. - ■>: 7 to 8 P. M, Phone A. P. 2-54S0. entire community at the end of this greijion pact, 1939. ^1 Full course breakfast, salads, sand V —23tf Monday night at a surprise party BORDEN’S LaRue QUART pkg. WILLIAMSON’S STATIONERY • ’ celebrating their 60th wedding an season, according to Joseph A. 14—Brithh captur. Wojh- J. wiches,desserts,.Ice cream. ice cream, 60c. Drugs and Pre Opposite the-Post Office tn aH n one bum Whitt OCEAN GROVE’S ATTENTION, LADIES niversary.; Ice cream' and cake Thoma, Association manager. scriptions. Sandwiches, Hot Lunch- ...... were served to the 40 guests. • Home, 1614, ORIGINAL SANDWICH SHOP ons and Dinners. —27tf Si Why suffer SHOPPERS* 15—Plinr.thtlder, ptrilhti ■ —23tf v.’.vS'AU'New and Different ;;!vi.'S'4j FATIGUE7 Your local lingerie NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL DO' YOUR PAINTING and Deco- la V«u,im eruption, 79. * CHRISTMAS. CARD? now.'atl'^fi ■ ahop carries a ifull.line of lingerie PHARMACY -■- rating in the Fail, but arrange with CAL’S SNACK SHOPPE TOYS—BOOKS FOR CHILDREN >’•; SANDPIPER G1,F?TS„:;.;. r^ ’ and accessories at budget prices. . All-year service. Drags of quail us now for time. —~ Breakfast, Lunch fend Sapper. HALLMARK Greeting' Cards ty for prescriptions. Doctors advise Griddle cakes a specialty. 49 Main Ocean Grove Stationery' Store Volland, Red Nortros? Avenue, Ocean Grove. " : ’Main Avenue-:?;v I f : ■ - , , - , —-15tf • ■; '.'i \ \ , >^-40tf- • -s o tf ; iittsi OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1951
there be any money left over it Mr. Wimmer is the son of the as many new environments and ex shals, “Prance;” Otto G. Stoll; jr., will go to a worthy ch arity —- this Charles Wimmers, Pittenger place, BACKir^FASHION periences as possible, so that he cun U shers’ Show “Holland;” James P. Herr, ."In?- time the Inez Woolley Rehabilita and the brother of Mrs. George learn from them and thus broaden (Continued from Page 1) dia;” Charles Lindsay, "Scot tion Fund. Victor Hammett arid Ronalder, Overlook drive. his knowledge of the world around Grinwis and >Andy Egner, Hawai land;” Charles Hubbell, “Sweden;” George Magi]],' the two chairmen M rs.Ralph Dunn and her three him. (Select one.) ian boys. | William J. Fulton, jr., “William who undertook to make things a THE ANSWERS Joseph A. Thomd, sr., will por Gorgas;” Stanley Funston, »"Louis children are back from their wes Pasteur;’’ Jack Baker, “David Liv little moije pleasant for us, are to tern jaunt. 'Mr. Dunn took the AI. False. Usually, the men tray Father Neptune in the “Cross By Florence Frevert be commended for their civic-mind ing the Equator” skit; William C. ingston;” Charles Egan, “Florence family as far as Philadelphia and tally alert child asks more ques Nightingale;” Charles Warner, edness. they made the rest of the trip to tions and may ask the same ques Gray, “King Fish;” Howard Smith, . SJiark River Hills ,Mjss Joan Bell is taking a vaca sr., “Whale;” William Kresge, “Mme. Curie;’’ Bill Fulton, "Clara Oklahoma by bus. They spent three tions more often than the child who Barton;’’ Ted Widland, "Frederick tion from her extension courses at weeks with Ruth’s parents, the is inclined to be dull and therefore “Porpoise;” J. Hampton Moore, Harvard, to visit her uncle and' “Neptune’s Daughter.1’ the Great;” William Nichols, “Na Hello again! Well, the Ladies’ Ben Dooleys, of Harrah, and the relatively disinterested or indiffer poleon;” Alfred Rudrauff, “Nero;” auxiliary of. the fire company held aunt,. the Arthur Hendricks', at other three weeks with Ralph’s ent to his environment. This is Oscar Larson will portray the Lake .Sebec, Me, Miss Bell, whose “Statue of Liberty” in the finale, William H. Conger, “Cleopatra;” forth last Tuesday evening at the parents, the C. M. Dunns, of Lind particularly true of the three and Stephen Wielert, “Marie Antoin- fire house. Chief topic, of discus alma mater is Vassar, will also vis say. Each set of parents is about four-year-old. In a period when “America the Beautiful;” James it her grandmother, Mrs. Louisa Sherrard, 3rd, “Uncle Sam;’’ James etee,” and Walter Beattie, “Agrip sion was the next card.party to be equal distance from McLoud, the the entire world and all o£ its won pina” (Nero’s mother.) given Tuesday, August 28th, at the HaffneV, Clayton avenue, before blackberry center of- the West, so ders are rapidly unfolding before Sherrard, “England;” Albert. Mar- fire house. The committee is Mrs. resuming her studies in the fall. our Hills folks were right in time him, the very young child of lively Philip Jannarone, Mrs; Fred Maier, 'Judy, daughter of tne Ira My for the annual Blackberry festival, intelligence is literally "bursting” jr., and ..Mrs: Clifton Landis. The ers’, Helen terrace, expects , to be which included Indian war dances with the desire to learn. NOW’S THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR meeting was conducted by the pres free of her cast in another week or and fire works. Ralphie, Wilma A2. Yes. And it is also impor ident, Mrs. E. King Stodola. She so. Little Miss Myers broke her and Bennie picked blackberries and tant for them to know that all of and Mr. Stodola recently-returned left wrist when she fell while play pitched hay and in general, found these questions should be answered from a week’s motor. .trip thru ing on the nionkeybars in her back put what makes a farm tick. Ruth as patiently and as intelligently as -Montreal ‘and Quebec.'. .. They: stop yard, ■ She’s undaunted though for says the trip by bus was grand/ possible and that the child should ped to view .Niagara Falls and she kept right on embroidering the Kids and everybody got along like not be discouraged from asking came back thru the New, England; •guest towels she had started before one big family. She also got to them.’ • DON’T WAIT UNTIL COLD WEATHER .states. . the accident.. see her brother and his family, the A3, (b), of course within rea Fitkin auxiliary convened. Wed It doesn’t look as if the Edsel Robert Dooleys, of Kansas City, sonable limits. While no child nesday night at the home of-Mrs. Bailgeleys, of St. Petersburg, Fla., Mo. This was the first time in 8 should be dragged about aimlessly ^ irayict j s e t f WELLER’S John ' Priestley, Riverside drive. will pay us a visit this year. Grace years the sister and brother had writes to friends that her sister and endlessly until he becomes Mrs. Barr Turner was co-hostess. met. Mr. .Dooley’ had some inter fatigued, he will gain much from IffiSiSBSaiaslilH I - p r o s p e c t The members packed 2500 fluffs has been down and is contemplat esting stories to tell, his home in CHICAGO — Grandma's waist- 20 40 ing buying property and eventual sensibly-planned trips to the store, W n x i o i L 50 dozen raritan ' pads. The next; Missouri being situated but three plncher and stiff taffeta petticoat the local filling station, the park, r - TEL. A. P. 2-0615 meeting, August 22nd, will, be eIec-“ ly, settling in. the vicinity. The blocks from the flood area. stage a- comcback this season in Badgeleys resided on Morrisey beach, farm, zoo, forest preserve, tioh of officers. This is.an import-. The. Frank Gonnellos, who used support of 0 new. and shapely fa etc. Even a trip downtpwn on the . ant meeting and the members are road for many years, before mi to summer on Beverly way, have shion silhouette. W Here C Marshall bus should prove a worthwhile ex urged to attend. It has not been grating to Florida. , ,Field & Company reveals the “un Mrs. Victor Hammett has been built themselves a new home on perience. determined where the meeting will Brighton avenue, dercover” story of the small.waiat- be held, -but the usual cards will helping out .at the refreshment ed, full-skirted look of femininity stand pf the 'Ladies’ -auxiliary of The Walter Schefflers, Highland that is high fashion thfe falLy YOUR BEST BUY — THE TIMES announce the time arid place. avenue, held a Dutch. Supper re Our soldiers were the guests of the.Elberon VFW post. The auxil $3.00 YEARLY BY MAIL iary, of which Mrs. Hammett’s sis cently. This has developed into an the Fitkin auxiliary at their an annual affair, sort of a meeting of nual-dance, given last-Saturday at ter, Mrs. William Evans, ■ Oakhurst, the clubhouse.' It’s a nice gesture is president, conducted a refresh the same four families: The Ira ment booth during the auction of Myers, the Russell Schmids and and from all accounts the boys en Mrs. Jane Roundy of Avon, aiid her joyed themselves.. Everybody;:was the Hartsdell estate in. Elberon: -/ We Have Just Received Stock On Robert Jourdan, Riverside drive, family. Mrs. Roundy formerly KRIBKWIZI -glad to' see some of-'-them, out to lived on Couse road. Chapel Suitda.v. They are a wel is .ill a t .his home. come addition to any of our. gather Mrs. Edith Weinand left Satur Pastor Kruse . announced Sun Conducted by Editors of ings. day for-her home in San Francisco, day that there would be no Ladies’ The Book House Plan for . Now: that; the Fitkin dance is his Calif..: Mrs. Weinand had been va Guild meeting this month. Also, Child Development tory we can concentrate on the. cationing at the home ofher Uon’t forget the Concert of Sacred dance to be given Saturday, Sept. son-in-law and daughter, the Jo Music to be given Sunday evening, 1st. also . at the clubhouse. I have seph Sturms, Riverside drive. - August. 19th. ’Bye now. Ql. When the small child asks called it an unofficial dance due to The Junior Charles Wimmers, of the same questions, again and YOU CAN the fact that no particular group Cranford, welcomed a 7-lb.. 11-02., again, it. is a sign that he isn’t as is sponsoring the affair. Coopera son, Allen Charles, last Tuesday. alert mentally as other children. tive dance probably would have FARRY (True or False.) ,Q2. Is it important for mothers BUILD YOUR HERE IS THE IDEAL BIRTHDAY OR been a better term, since approxi MEMORIAL HOME mately 55. people will have to at 403 - 3rd Ave. Asbury Park 2-0434 and fathers to know. that almost CHRISTMAS GIFT! tend; before the volunteer commit FINANCES AKE A MATTER every child will become a “question tee can. clear ■ expenses. Should. OF YOUR OWN CHOOSING box” at a certain age of his devel HOME NOW! WM. P. WALTON, Jr. • opment? JEWELER Mgr. « Lady Attendant Q3. The small child (a) belongs ’ We Also Have On Sale — at home; (b) should be exposed to You’re right if you plan to build Watch Repairini now. Construction costs are down, Books by DR. WILBUR M. SMITH and Grove Gleaners BEST PRICES materials are readily available... DR. J. SIDLOW BAXTER. ' . BRANCHES ■ you can build easier, less expen. PAID FOR OLD GOLD m e m b e r s ; - (The latter will again be your Camp Meeting NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE- PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 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x: TUES. - THURS. — AUG. 21 - 23 WED. - SAT. — AUG. 22 - 25 THURS. - SAT. — AUG. 23-25 W alt Disney’s ‘ “Prince Who Was a Thief* “On Moonlight Bay” “Alice in Wonderland” * ’ With Doris Day i ;•■•>>•;?• W ith T o n y C u rtis --i>V-c. ; «n«i \ . and Gordon MacRae ‘ ’•;^ : <: • ’^ \ j and ftp ef Laurie (In Technicolor) (to'-Teplmlcolory ,'X ;. “ NuturoVHalf iAcro" ... ■ - - V * v , • -:,t{- '•?>'• •'••, OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1
spent the summer months in a house that faces a-park.. I thought BOY! WHAT A LOAU it would be. a pleasant outlook, I shall never advise a friend to do likewise. The procession of dogs led. to the park every day from morning, to night is nauseating. And Neptune Times After your excellent'editorial a published Friday Tel, As&ury Farfc M W HOMER KRF.SGE, Publisher . w aw ui^,*JS ^S Editor week o r. so ag o ,, there was a no SI-XTY-FOUR m m AVENUE, OCEAN < IIf SE1 .- ticeable decrease in the number of dogs for a day or so, but some de SUBSCRtyrioNS: ?3:00 yearly: $1.75 semi-annually: SI.25 quarterly and Be and postage per copy In United States; Canada 5G.00 and Foreign $7.00 a year. fiant.dog owners continued to bring ADDRESSES changed on request—-always give former address. their pets to the parks and as they ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished by on request. were riot arrested or fined,- the WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OP others have come back anc now the YOUR SUBSCRIPTION August . visitors have added so many more it is .worse than ever. THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACK Dog owners should air their dogs on the streets they live on — 3 or Entered as HA? ION AI EDITORIAL aeconci-closs 4 dogs on one' block wouldn’t be too NBWi moil at the JEJL3EY bad - but when they are allowed as oc m Ocean Grove to come to the parks, they come S S I ” | § 5^© postofflce from every direction from 4 or 5 blocks away. We have to look at 25 to 30 dogs, Sam Rayburn Comes Down From Washington each brought several t im e 3 a day by their owners, and if we sit on The Democrats opened their campaign in New Jersey our porches, this makes a concen with an enlarged picture of the ‘’Leader” as the back drop tration of disgusting sights and smells that should not be allowed. of the speakers' stand. With all this talk of Eisenhower for Every park should have signs post president, there must be no misunderstanding as to who is ed at each corner — No dogs al lowed in this park or on adjacent running the Democratic machine. So the giant pictorial sidewalks; $10 fine for every .vio backdrop is used.' That’s all right with us. Stalin has had lator. If this were enforced, it would stop this infringement of a copyright on this kind of “leader” appeal for many years. the rights of the people who live Peron uses it, and Tito, and Map in Communist China,. around the parks. ,The parks .-Speaker Sam Rayburn comes down from Washington would f,hen. become the beauty spots they were intended to be. and stands before the enlarged likeness of the “leader” in the A VACATIONIST swanky Homestead Golf club in1 Spring Lake. “Nothing like Ocean Grove, August 13, 1951 it since the days of Frank Hague,” says the Newark Evening News. Every time Sam spoke the enlarged motilh behind him Utterly Amazed! seemed to open and close. EDITOR, TIMES: Out in Illinois there are some other good Democrats. I am utterly amazed to find in your paper, as I would in any paper Among them is Senator Paul Douglas. They don’t see eye that claims to be rather/fair, to its to eye with the leader and they dare to us« the Star Spangled readers, the advertisement promot ing an interest in racetrack gambl FOR SALE banner as their backdrop. Fprinstance — Senator Douglas ing, as displayed in your, issue of Insists upon the appointment of good judges to the bench — August 10th, which I bought at a SUMMER BUNGALOW: Three rooms and bath, automatic that is, good for all the people — not political hacks whose news stand. domestic hot water heater, corner property with room for It is astonishing that The Ocean garage . . could be easily winterized. For quick sale $5,009.00 .judicial experience is merely a sideline. The best news is that Grove Times would publish such an advertisement .just at the time 54 cash Senator Douglas’ nominees have been upheld by a popular ■when the public is becoming more .poll as opposed to the “leader’s'’ nominees. conscious of the evils of gambling. YEARLY ROOMING HOUSE & HOME—North End Section 10 The advertisement,. doubtless renting rooms irith running water—Oil steam heat—Complete Since the enforced retirement of Boss Frank Hague, New written by highly paid professional first floor Apt. Established following, Fully furnished, In ex Jersey has been very particular about the appointment of its publicity people, gives an utterly cellent Condition, both outside and in. Fully furnished. 522,500.00. distorted ' picture of racetrack judges. We prophecy that New Jersey is not going .to be a gambling. This is the type of ad good state to.practice the “leader” technique so popular be vertisement which producers of; WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS liquor and cigarettes are paying to hind the Iron Curtain. . have published. The Jarge'amount allegedly paid J. A. HURRY AGENCY to the State as its share in taxes The Scots A re Cornin’ and fees, of course omits tc men 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE "Scots, %vha hae wi’ Wallace bled, tion the terntic cost to the State Scots, wham Bruce has aften led, Telephone £-4132 Residence 2-0387-R Welcome to your gory bed, Or to victorie!” JOHNLAUR The Scots are cornin’ to help make a hilarious weekend. Painting, Paperhanging They’ll be cornin’ down Main avenue when they come. They're Alterations Work Guaranteed at Lowest Price TH E PIONEER AGENCY •:omin’ to help “Uncle Bill” Thomson’s Auditorium Ushers A. P, 2-7634 — 84 Main Ave., O. Q. “Continuous Service to the Community Since 1881” make merry at their annual frolic—nine pipers, three drum HOTEL — With 25 renting rooms, all with hot and cold running mers and two majorettes from the Kearny Pipe Band — and water, two' with private baths, sufficient lavatories and (>aths .they’ll be passin’ their old friend, David Duff Malcolm’s house, U. S. ROYAL throughout Complete owner’s apartment for all year living. Steam oil heat. Good following and excellent locatio when they turn down Ocean Ovenue. Twelve room, two-family house. needed. ONLY — $15,000 — Easy Terms. ^ 11 First floor: living room, dining room, Kitchen, three bedrooms T I R E S and lavatory. Large porch. ATTENTION RETIRED COUPLES — We. have listed with us a If you .want to keep in touch with Ocean Grove through Second floor: living room, dining General Electric — R.C.A. cute 7 room home which is ideal.far a couple or small family. room, Kitchen, * three bedrooms out the entire year, stop at The Times office before you go and bath.' Extra room on third One of the most attractive selling noints is the price.. Owner 'did floor, interior newly decorated. TELEVISION want $15,000 bdt will consider $12,000 for c quick sale. You home and leave that subscription which you intended to leave — $9,750.0° could cv.en live in the basement — it is so nice. Has hot water last time and forgot about.' One year, §3.00, anywhere in the Well-established II o te l near HOTPOINT oil heat. beach. Thirty-five rooms; thirty United .States and its possessions. bedrooms, all but two with run ning water. Hot water heat. APPLIANCES Fire Laws fulfilled. Reasonable offer considered. At last someone in the Army besides Gen. MacArthur Summer bungalow, easily win Custom Tire Co, terized. Five rooms and bath,- has begun to talk Americanese. Gen. Dwight D, Eisenhower two bedrooms. Space heater. 1200 Main St. Bradley Beach is reported by the Senate Armed Services to have said that South Etid. —.$5,500.00 it is “ridiculous” to be overly frightened by Russia’s military might. This should quiet the hysteria in the Pentagon and Oliver Brothers 48 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE serve as a warning to the Kremlin. 50 MAIN AVENUE. & Tel A P 2 0198 ASSOCIATES: : Said Gen. Eisenhower: OCEAN GROVE, N. J. fit l e i . A . r . .i-UrfSS ROBERT T. RALSTON “The material, intellectual, spiritual, technical, and pro A.P. 2-0993 COTTAGE — 7 rooms, 2 bathrooms, suitable for 2-family, 'U JAMES E. HUNT, JR. / FRANK S. SAVAGE fessional resources available to the free world are so over garage and nice yard — $7,500.00. BEAUTIFUL-HOME — 7 rooms, hardwood floors, oil burner — whelming as compared with what the Iron Curtain and satel- i ' $13,500.00 Site countries have that it. is almost ridiculous for us to be NORTH SIDE — 2-family, separate automatic heat — $8,500.00. talking in terms of fright and hysteria, which we often do.” NORTH SIDE — 6 rooms, in fine condition, 1st floor bathroom— $6,500.00 Beautiful home with five renting NEW BUNGALOW — 3 bedrooms, fully insulated, automatic This is a free country, if you want to operate your auto rooms and two apartments, auto heat, fine construction. •* ■ Wise matic heat, best of locations. HOTEL — 22 rooms, running water and private baths. Only mobile at a high rate of speed, but don’t complain if the traf A home with an income and all folks put away a Sxed improvements, seven rooms, four $10,000 cash. Easy mortgage terms. fic cop gets you. bedrooms with two summer ROOMING HOUSE — 14 rooms, furnished, in fine condition. amount of their income apartments, central location. Only — $10,000.00. every ee in $0,500. account against the time when their -income. HOTELS—ROOMING HOUSES lessen. A savings account READ THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES liore is always liquid al» Be sure—insure with ALL-YEAR RENTALS NOW AVAILABLE waya safe, and insured by The white traffic lines and white ALSO SUMMER RENTALS the government. stop lines are being used • now by progressive towns . to save, a life and help, prevent unnecessary ac cidents. REAL ESTATE A SUMMER RESIDENT INSURANCE V. M. KUBLER. Realtor A Request 1 he First National Bank of Bradley Beach and PROPERTY OWNER Telephone A. P. 2-2124 117 MAIN AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE EDITOR, TIMES: Ocean Grove, 78 Main Ave., Ocean Grove Bradley Beach, N. J. Saturday night, August <1, T saw Aug. 14, 1951 Tel. A. P. 2-1142 a boy on l bicycle riding thru Del MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION aware and Franklin'.avenues at a Disgusts Visitors very high speed. The boy almost, EDITOR, TIMES: lost his life when ears approached Is there no redress or safety the intersection. No doubt, the from, the. filthy sights and odors WORTH drivers of these cars expected to of dogs brought from every direc see a mangled form in front of tion to the parks in Ocean Grove?’ INVESTIGATING them, but due to proper handling People have come here from the Ocean Grove Has of the cars am! perhaps a miracle, city to sit on their porches and en New Bungalow; near board the boy was unhurt. . _ - walk, with six rooms, deep clos NINE rooms of charm and warmth, joy Ocean Grove, but no more. ets, good bacK yard, auto, hot » fireplace, modern kitchen, three T am writing this article hoping Many have gone home thoroughly and praying that some official of water heater, turn.. 1 car garage. ' baths, generous closets, REAL Everything! disgusted and nauseated by the $11,500.00. basement, with laundry. The most Ocean Grove will read this write sights from six a. m. until dark. up, which is written in all sincer Broadway, corner cottage with restful home you can imagine, with One. person .particularly has a seven rooms, bath, furnished. evcrY convenience. Favored by ity, not in criticism but as a re large vacant lot by -her house,: but $12,000.00. .... including a modern bank, it’s the quest for some action, to be taken JtlTi I. -11 every breeze. Ideal for three apts., she takes the sight and smell away guest home, doctor or . dentist. immediately to avoid, any more from her home and brings it to the Ocean front cottage with ten such hair-raising episodes. rooms, plus 3 rm. apt., bath, 2 - Ready to move into. Cash will talk people who happen to live along extra lavatories, running hot & when price is discussed. I feel sure many car owners as the park and pay heavy taxes for cold water in bedrooms, fur ■well as property owners and par seeing this continual parade of nished, heat. $17,000.00. ents will appretiate a white stop A PRETTY HOME with income; automatic heat, fine location, dogs modern kitchen and bath. — $8,500.00. line at every corner as well as Is there any good reason why iHlgrini Pathway, summer bun-; white traffic lines dividing the alow, consisting of, two apts., these dogs should not he curbed i n urnished. $5,000.00, NEAR THE OCEAN — attractive eight room home, completely Right in the Center of Town middle of all the streets Minor front of their own residences and f furnished; wQl pay for itself in a few years — $9,000.00., accidents do happen every sum not in front of other people’s prop mer at the location of Franklin erty? - and Delaware. Saturday nights A FORMER LOVER MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS and EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS Main Avenue at Pilgrim Pathway especially, many cars rush thru OF OCEAN GROVE Delaware avenue. I oven saw a SEE ME BEFORE YOU Ocean Grove, BUY, BURN QR BORROW New York bus on the street recent- August 12, 1951 where every bank service and Jy. MARION SMITH AGENCY The continual noise of these T - * — The Dog Procession Louis E. Bronson facility is available In an speed naniaci is anything but REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 'pleasant, especially on * hot sum- REALTOR & INSUROR atmosphere of friendly interest ,mer night People are here for a EDITOR, TIMES: S3 Maid Ave., Ocean Grove ■Forest and; vacation. This rattling I have beer; a summer visitor to 1? New York Avenue, Ocean Grove A. P. 2-2809 ;»• nolseiisounds like continual thun- Ocean Grove for many yeare. This A. P. 2-1058 l e r . . ' .year, for this first time, I have ^FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1951 " OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY MiuuiauiiuiniiiiiitniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiuiiiiuxiiiiiiiiiiS PACE FIVE _ J. ff. Rieger, of Middletown', Pa., i is spending a few days ait 27 Surf OBITUARIES . FIRE ALARMS ' 45. uaucuitl...LaReino auu arid' UCCllUOcean When you discover a fire, go to - . . . liV «IIO- avenue. - 47...... Fourth and Ocean Auditorium, was “The Present In And Out Of the nearest fire alnrm box, break 49______„:._...Second and Beach wer. “Because of shame?" asked William J, Bahrs, .sr., of Newark, NICHOLAS E. MIKALIC the glass, turn the key, open the Struggle fo r the Word of God and Dr. Smith. was a guest of Mrs. Charles D. 51.:...... Newark and Madison Our Part in That Struggle.” A 31-year-old Fort Monmouth door, pull down the hook and let go. 67....0.ean Park and Fletcher Lake “On several occasions,” noted Dr. Brady, 10 Atlantic avenue, over the soldier, Nicholas E. Mikalic, died “In the word of God, the good Smith, “I have seen misinterpreta Ocean Grove weekend. Remain at the box to dircct fire 58...... LaReine and Central last Thursday at his home here, 88 men when they arrive. Do this 59..... :...... '..Fifth and Central ness of God is revealed,” declared tions of the Bible in the text books oniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin'iiiiiiiiiintuinmiuiiuium^ wmv-Miss Kate -meger,Rieger, mr.Mr. anaand Mrs. Heck avenue,avenue. neHe is is. survived by rather than telephone, as much 61....0.ean Park and Fletcher Lake Dr. Smith. He explained three of the Mormons and the followers William------. . . .Jonesv m w u UIIUand IMiO.Mrs. uu^aucbllElizabeth ™s wife, Mrs. Catherine Mikalic, methods used that a.re ruining the of Christian Science, This is truly Ray Manley, formerly of Ocean H m n n n m l f~\ 1__T .11 rt « ,1 1_ Tfc 1 . . 7 valuable time is often lost by phon 65.... .LaReine and Fletcher Lake Baier and son, Clark, all of Mid and, daughter, Paula, of Ocean ing. ALWAYS TURN: IN THE word of God. They, were: the di perverting the word of our Lord.” Grove and now living in Hamilton, dletown, Pa., are vacationing at 66. . _.;..Fifth and Fletcher Lake rect attack.on the word of God, the •'.'is a patient at Pitkin hospital, Grove, and his parents, Mr. and NEAREST FIRE ALARM! 67...... Third and Fletcher Lake “It looks to me as if . God is giv the Arberton hotel, 7-9 Seaview Mrs. John Mikalic, of Philadelphia. withdrawal of the word o f God ing the world every reason to be *■'; Miss Sarah E. Disbrow, of South avenue. - . . 69...... Monmouth and Atlantic from our daily life, and the perver 73.... ______Park Place and Main lieve His word, but we are not tak (' Amboy, is a guest at the LaPicrre OCEAN GROVE sion, attacking, and silencing the .. hotel until after Labor Day. 74...... :..„...... McCabe and Main word of God. ~ ing up the thread," pointed out Dr. and°Mrs. Joseph Y o ln ^ l Jk" W FREDERICK S. COOK 2 1..... New York and Asbury Aves.- 75...... Brinley and Main Smith. j-‘ Mrs. John Reedy, of Dallas, Pa., ton avenue, is recuperating from a Funeral services/were held Mon- 2 2...... Police Headquarters 76...... Fourth and Main An example of the direct attack “The children of God must do is visiting her niece, Mrs. Homes tumor operation, July 19, in Fitkin day night a t the Ely fungral home, 2 3 ______... Surf and Beach 77..:.—...... ;...... Evergreen and Main on His word is Russia’s saying that something in this hour," expound \K resge, 96 Webb avenue, for sev- hospital. Asbury Park, for Mrs. Josephine Jesus Christ did not exist. “This is : eral days this -week. 2 4...... -...Embury and Beach 78------....Burlington and Main ed the California editor. “The four f N. A. McPeek, who' operates a Merwin Cook,_wvvhii an Ocean Grove ico"res- 2 5...... Main and Pilgrim Pathway . , ' • ^[' - • ’ ridiculous,” said Dr. Smith. “Our things we must do are: know •/tti-Mfas Gladys Fanton, organist at department • store, in Ramsey, is idcnt; for 25 years, who died last 2 6 Broadway and Pilgrim Path'y Lord has proved in many ways that something about this book — the HAVE BEEN ENJOYING Jesus vv. did exist.” nwiProof thatmat me the the Northport, L. I.; Presbyterian spending the week a t the Boscobel, Friday night at her home, 64 Lake 27...... Mt. Tabor and Penn. Avenue THE TIMES—Now $3.00 Yearly Bible, teach this book to our chil church, has returned home, after a 62 Main avenue, Mrs. McPeek is avenue. The Rev. Walter Minnin- 28... .___ ..... North End Pavilion word of God is being withdrawn aren,dren, ccacftteach this....- book and start ------“ “ •“’■•"'Ijrtr officiated and interment was ■■:. » : f r o m our daily life may be seen in praying to help the pleasant vacation, at the White expected here next week to remain £U(:sday TOOrning in Mt. Hope 29.. ___...... McClintock and Beach cause of Hall, 28 Pitman avenue. to the end of the season. . | cemetery, New York. 31------~_Soutb End Pavilion CAREER OF MODELING the fact that in the last Christmas Christ,” he concluded, , Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Gib Capt. Jonathan Hancox, 62 Cook- 32...... __ Clark and New Jersey edition of The New York Times, The Rev. Dr. Louis W. Mitchell t— 4,u._ TT- A former resident of Yonkers, INSTEAD OF TEACHING no mention of Jesus was made in led the prayer and Dr. Smith read . bona and children, Richard, Fay man avenue, left-today with his JN> r . and Plainfield, she was the 33...... Benson and Mt.,Tabor Way and M ary,-137 Abbott avenue, re- N. Y„ and Plainfield, she was the the Christmas editorials; When Dr. the 19 chapter of Acts, verses 18 National Guard supply company, widow of_> -«rtFrederick ■_ * . . • « S. Cook, who 34 ...... Heck and Whitfield Smith saw this he mote a letter and 20. •' turned this week from a vacation Sea Girt, as a part of the 250th had been a civil engineer with the 35— .'.__ .Webb and Pennsylvania A career of modeling instead of trip thru the Poconos. Quartermaster Battalion, to train ,board ^ water aUpply, New York, 36...... Surf and Pilgrim Pathway school teaching has opened up for ... Russling MacWhinney and his 37...... ;..Benson and Franklin a-charming Ocean Grove waitress. for two weeksi with other and was chief engineer in the con- She is Miss Anne Gentry,-of Balti £ daughter, Merilee, of Eureka, Cal- units at Pine Camp, N. Y. Capt. struction of the Croton dam, New 38— ...„.i...... Benson and Abbott ■ ifomia, spent the past week visit- Hancox is tax searcher in the Nep- Y(jrk. „,Mrg> Cook was a former 39...... New York and Stockton more, Md., who has been employed ' iiig his mother, Mrs. Marjorie Mac- 4 1...... Heck and Lawrence at the Post Villa Dining Room, 79 tune township municipal office. teacher and writer and was a mem- Mam avenue, for the past two sea Delicatessen ' Wninney, 110 E m bury avenue. Charles Weaver, son of Mr. and ber of the New York.city chapter, 4 2...... ;. Olin Street Firehouse 43.:.___ '1...... —..Main and Beach sons. For two years she has been and . Mrs. Mary F. McGeachie 'and Mrs. Charles Weaver, 37 Bath ave- D.A.R.; Dixie club; New York Col- a student at the State Teachers son, Hugh R. McGeachie, of Pater- nue, and Joe Bennett, aon of Mr. lege Woman’s club, and the Asbury college in Maryland during the . son and visitors here for many and Mrs. Edgar Bennett, 139 Cook- Park Baptist church. She held a NEPTUNE winter months. She has .been ac Luncheonette ? years, are vacationing at the man avenue, are leaving today for certificate of award for service cepted by the Barbizon Modeling ,50 PITMAN AVENUE (Opp. Auditorium Square) : House-by-the-Sea, Pitman avenue two weeks military instruction at with the former Asbury Park 15 ...Main Street and Main , Ave. Studio in New York starting this and the oceanfront. Pine Camp, N. Y. Both men are U.S.O. 16...... Main Street and Corlies Ave. fall, and will continue her waitress HOME - COOKED FOODS Mrs. Joost DeHaan, of Scituate, National Guardsmen with the sup . Survivors are two daughters, the 62.:— ....Unexcelled Fire House work here until the end of the sea Mass., and Mrs. John Gillies, of ply company. • •" at Sea Girt. imoavaMisses _Fredricka ______J. Cook , and Isa- 53.. ------...... Atkins and Embury son. - ... SERVING — Breakfast — Luncheon — Platters Arlington, are vacatiohing at the Mr. find Mrs. Kenneth MacWhin-rbelle'B. Cook, both of Ocean Grove, 54...... i.Prospect and Heck Open 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. Sunday 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Main Avenue House, Main and ney, of Cranford and formerly of 56_____ Ridge and Embury Bcacli avenues. Mrs. DeHaan was | Ocean Grove, are the proud parents 29...... ;..:...... Stokes and Stratford Religious Editor Specializing In Home-Made BAKED GOODS of a baby girl, born August 8 at 62...... Corlies and Ridge a year-round resident 'here 20 years MRS. LEAH SOLOMON (Continued from Page'l) ago at 114 Clark avenue. the Muhlenberg hospital, Plain 72...... —...Corlies and Union field. Mother returned from the An Ocean Grove resident for 12 81...... 15.venth and Stokes came, He died and He rose again A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. hospital yesterday. The baby, Car years; Mrs. Leah Solomon, 76, wid 83...... „...... :..... Ridge and Eighth so that we might walk free from Douglas Manley, formerly of Ocean ow of Max Solomon,-died Monday 86...... Tenth and Atkins despair. - The shackles are broken Grove, at the Perth Amboy hospit ol Gloria, has established “eight’’ as her lucky number, born on the morning in Fitkin hospital. She 86...: ...... Sixth and Atkins in the' glorious and omnipotent Classified Advertisements .... al last Saturday. They have named made her home here at 36 Main 92..— .Eighth and Hamilton name of Jesus Christ. Let us free him Roger. The parents are stay eighth day of the eighth month Advertisements for these columns should be In the office of ‘.‘T h e and weighing eight pounds and avenue.. An attendant of St. Paul’s ourselves from anything that ever Times” NOT LATER THAN 11:30 A. M. Thursday of each. week. ing with the former’s parents( Mr; eigfet .ounces church, Rev. Dr. B. Harrison'Deck depreciates our blessed Lord,” he and Mrs. Ray Manley ,in Hamilton. _ t/i,er, pastor,;pastor, .omciaxt- officiated — at funeral BRADLEY BEACH concluded. CLASSIFIED AD RATE The Rev. Dr. Andrew C.' Braun, services W ednesday afternoon -in 25 w o rd s O R L E S S . William J. Callanan, construc -J ______:..Evergreen and Madison EVENING SERVICE : - FIFTY CENTS tion driver second class with the of St., Paul’s Methodist church, the Matthews, Francioni and Tay- 41...... Cliff and Kent More than 25 words . Trenton, has been nanied leader of lor funeral home, Asbury Park, The sermon theme of the Rev. - 2 cents per word Navy’s Seabees, arrived in Yoko 43... ,....—.....Park Place and Ocean Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, who spoke at .5 times /or the price of four. hama, Japan, August 3 on the the Young People’s Meeting at 9 Interment-was in Greenwood ceme- Copy, mailed in, giyen to a representative or brought a. m. for the balance of the season, tery, Brooklyn. She is survived'by sonally must be. accompanied by cash or stamps to cover co^ E ' transport .Breckinridge. He is the accented Over ohon«» as n murlogir veF cost. Copy son of Mr. and Mrs. John Callanan, The Rev. Dr. Chester Pennington, three sons, S. Jack, Reginald and of Cal’s Snack Shoppe, 49 Main Methodist pastor of Hackettstown, Harold Solomon, all of New York; : avenue. : . • has been August leader to date. a daughter, Mrs. Harriet Myers, of. Dr. Pennington has been enjoying New York; three grandchildren and Rev. George H. Pigueron, of bis stay here with Rev. and Mrs. two grcat-grandchildren Wilmington, Del., is spending the Leighton S. Palmer, at the Melrose, SAL?r77 w ell-established room- month of August here with his 34 Seaview avenue. North°sidc. hcM' closo 10 boach- family at their cottage, 83 Broad ATTENTION SUMMER GUESTS. — MRS. RUBY C. SCHAPPERT Brand new last Season I,The Dun-Kaven, e ,R;, JOHNSON, BROKER way, where the family — Mrs. one of Ocean Grove's finest hotels, on frdpi5 income prop- Pigueron, George, 3d, Peggy Ann, the beautiful Ocean Pathway between Grovo rUntal5' etc' 43 Maln Ave.. & e °n Betty Jean and Billy — nave been SINCE 1875, OCEAN GROVERS ,Mrs. Ruby Corbett Schappert, ,15 pavilion. and Auditorium, again "offers tuvCt- ■ • —33* HAVE BEEN ENJOYING 22 recently new and expensively fur-, . since June. - Carpenter avenue, Crcstwood, N. nished main floor b e d r o o m s ,, just —.28 bedrooms, with run- THE TIMES—Now $3.00 Yearly Y., who has been a summer visitor adjacent to charming large main lounge r* S^ceUent- location. Will I Having enjoyed part of his vaca to Ocean Grove for many years, and deep main floor porch. Priced low. hnmldf« ^ alIer r°ominij house d 'tion with - his grandparents, Mr. despite tremendous cost. Expensive home in part payment. Write Box ntu and Mrs. George A. Isley, 90 Mt. died July 25 in St. Joseph’s hos Hollywood beds and beautiful decor Ocean Grove Times Office. —24t f Carmel Way, George, 3rd, will be a NORTH, EAST. SOUTH pital, Yonker3, N. Yr, after a short throughout; modern bath facilities. The OR WEST illness. Dun-Haven Hotel fs superbly situated i, — D e sira b le. 16 rooms all guest of his aunt; Marion B. Isley, overlooking hundreds of square miles S;me ant* roon'ing house Mt Born in Esopus, daughter of the of open ocean from every veranda. It’s ny* near New Jersey Ave 2 of the Roger Smith hotel, Stam late John and Phoebe Young Cor r* space heat, furnished, A -l ford, Conn., before returning to his always relatively cool at ,i the Dun-* condition, immediate possession For - bett, she was educated in New Haven; a “Place to return to." . home at Ballston Spa, N. Y. PARKER’S DUN-HAVEN RATES SEPS!!® 1 nSP°ction! see brewer York city, where she lived os a 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sleeping Floors 6iQ ^eal and Insurance • Mrs.-May Philipson has returned SEA FOOD child. She was graduated from Singles (2nd and 3rd) $15: to $19 A.9PU2 ^ -qAVC" A5bu^ 3 to her home in Arlington after H unter college and until her death D o u b le s $24 t o $30 For, The - Very Best ‘ was a member of the Hunter Col T w in s ....______$28 t o $34 spending a week with her friends, P re- Season Sale ! , ' Main Floor New Rooms — 6 Rooms, bath, heat Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, 97 54 Olln St., Ocean Grove lege Alumni association of West ; S lig h tly H ig h e r ‘ su'om: I ^ oom's- bam, heat. raraRc, , Broadway. The Scotts are now en- chester county. Reduced Rates May, June, Sept. 'fum lied Sfi00or°°E. bu"Wlows. bath FRIDAY SPECIALS — Dr. and Mrs. Jas. Graham T a b o r W ay S cm o n s A g en cy . 124 ' tprWning_Mr. Scott’s brother and B o n ita ...... Mrs. Schappert was a member 60c lb. —32 tf i »Ete,- Mr. arid Mrs. Alex Scott, of Ixical Blue Fish .. 55c lb. of the Asbury Methodist church of 1 Arlington. S e a B ass ...... 45c l». Crestwood for more ; than .forty P o r g le s ...... 40c n>. LOVELY—Furnished home. 6 rooms, MISCELLANEOUS H a lib u t ...,...... 65c lb. years. She-was also a member of oil burner: October to June rental. Call Mrs. Harry Roberts, of Asbury W e ak F ish ...... 45c lb. its Woman’s Society for Christian Save On Expertly Tailored A. P. 2-0515-W from 5:30 to 6:30 P. M. Park, entertained . Mr. and Mrs Cherrystones ..... 45c Doz. Service. \ . —33-34* Edward A; Jenney and daughters, • H a d d o ck S callo p s ■ • C lam s J u m b o She is survived by her husband, FOR RENT — Apartment, 2 . b e d .Evelyn and Dorothy, and Mr. and S h rim p rooms, kitchen and dinette. 5 doors ASK US ABOUT TAKING George Wv Schappert, and a broth sta g ier VMra. Edgar G. Spitz, all of -whom FISH HOME! % er, Robert C. Corbett, of Queens, from ocean, 11 Main Ave., Ocean are summer residents , in the tent- Grove. Low rent for September. Delicious Fillet Flounder^ 90c lb. N . Y. v " Phone A. P. 2-7591. The Melita. —32-36 i vV ® ^ f ^ o r?h^A?b0ur^ a^ n colony here, at a dinner party last CUSTOM MADE Write Box 819. Ocean Grove Times Of- ORMOND HOTEL *— Corner Beach Friday night in celebration, of Mr. No Charge For Delivery —33* No Order Too Small Or Too Big and Pitman, apartment for four, twin Jenney’s birthday, beds, inclosed porch, kitchenette, pri YOU ARE INVITED vate bath, separate entrance. Special Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gur- CALL A- P. 2-7012 TO ATTEND rates Sept. and Oct. Mr. and Mrs. John .bey, of Little Rock, N. J., left yes DeHarde. —25tf terday after enjoying ten days SLIP Write at- once for particulars * The Christian I'OR RENT — Fully equipped apart Pa*ny representative will arranpP here at the home of Mr.-and Mrs. ment. will accommodate six. frigldaire, . William B. McKim, 92 Webb ave s c re e n e d s le e p in g p o rch , $100 m o n th o r weekly. 81 Franklin Ave., anv agent or D em rM a^ ^ esteffl61811'3' nue. Mr. and' Mrs. Clinton D. Reformed —31-33* Geheis and Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. MORRELL’S p h o n e S p rin g L a k e 3-1807-M . —OOtt Rex, of Allentown; Pa., are leaving Church Services Sofa and Chair.... 4 Cushions FOR'RENT —■ Apartment. September, tomorrow after an enjoyable stay CANNED sleep four, complete kitchen, house- SUNDAY , utilities furnished, here a t the McKim home. full kitchen frigidairc, double bedroom, HAMS 9:30 A. M. — 4:30 P. M. lavatory, toilet, large ocean view sit t 'Mrs. H arry 0. Leibe, of Bloom- ting room with double studio • couch, ;field and an annual summer visitor At The closets, shower, bath, windows on all Open every evening 'till 10 r M . 6 Zz 16. Average four sides, private entrance, yard, ocean , - - ______‘ 30tf to Ocean Grove fo r the past 65 and Auditorium one block. Baker, 23 years, is vacationing for ten days ALL LEAN Grand Avenue 5 9 . 9 5 McClintock St. A. P. 1-1490-J. - 3 1 - 35* (with Miss Mabel Vaiighln,, 11 Mt. brleS^br^c^ewilSj'snver^,an5t‘PS‘ Zion Way, a friend since girlhood FOR RENT — Lovely spacious rooms, Reformed beautifully furnished, twin beds, in- days. Mrs. Leibe’s late grandpar Regularly 82.99 nerspring mattresses, or can rent en- —23-34’11: ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Robley, We Are Now for AuSust. The Kendale. Church 85 Stockton ave. —3 1 -35 * then of Glen Ridge and summer Making Our Cor. Grand & Sewell Aves. cottagers here, ffrst brought her WINTER RENTAL — Furnished to the Ocean Grove shore when she H O M E - M A D E ASBURY PARK, N. J. house. 8 rooms, near Emory St. Bridge. was. three years old.- ,- :;- Conducted By : • . ' • Phone A. P. 2-0285-J. S AU S A G E Bob Falk, New York Radio City Here is an outstanding example of Tepper value — In order to FOR RENT — Small room suitable JOHN VAN ENS for one business person, available after4 Music Hall bass-baritone; Danny of Calvin Seminary ^hor Day, reasonable, year round. A. P. 2-5228-j , A -. Ocean. Grove. Desiderio, accordionist, of Boliing Hear the - keep our workshop busy, during the normal pre-season lull, we 133‘ Franklin- Ave. A. P. 2-3026-W. — - V:’!~' 38tf Field Air Force Base, Washington, ‘BACK TO GOD HOUR” D. C., and Dr. and Mrs. Dallas S. offer you a choice of our complete stock of vat dyed, pre-shrunk WINDAMER —■ Open all year, warm rem odel^TS?mmln^or!rS' a!te"at.'ons, Green and the Providence, R. I., Each Sunday cozy house, special low rates to Bible Institute Girls’ Trio — Laura pebble cloths and Cobbletex in a wide variety of fresh new pat through winter tenants; linen and A. P. 2-3372-R ■ ^ ne' Phone WOOLMAN’S I WIBG Philadelphia — 8:30 AM cleaning service; 2 or 3 foom apart- Brewer, of Woburn, Mass.; Lois 1 WMID Atlantic City—9:30 AM rnents , with ^ tile baths and modern Harding, of Quincy, Mass., and WMGM New York City—11 AM terns and colors at this unusually low price. Each slip cover is kitchens. Also have. rooms and will Jean Smith, of East Corinth, Me.— WPAT Paterson — 6:00 PM consider taking -a few to board. In- wore all guests a t the Lou-EHeii carefully cut and pte-fitted on your own furniture in your quire in person, 23 Ocean Ave. -32-36* hotel, 58 Main avenue, last week APARTMENTS — Furnished, 3-4-5 - ■ ■ . . - . • —51-8* tf end. The entire group appeared as 125 Heck Avenue home, heautifully finished with cord velveting and zipper clo- rooms; all with private bath, porches, entrances; automatic hot water; Frlgl- guest artists in the Young People’s Telephone 2-0963 d a ire s; fu ll size k itc h e n s ; $30, $40, $50 concert last Saturday night in the ures. Your choice of pleated or shirred skirts. - ; ', Sum m er Rental: . Also, available at ^asonablc rental for winter. Apply Auditorium 60 Mt. Hermon Way. FOR RENTt Attractive- first floor A small deposit will reserve your selection. We'll finish apartment with tile bath, suitable for KRAYER ROOFING CO *ii , , i S 0„0CAU^ eet Persons. Winter rental. Phone A.. P. 1-1167-J. ^-33* your slip covers and hold them until you are ready. You —18tt FOR RENT — Three room apartment, bedroom, kitchenette and bath, p riv a te , may also take advantage of Teppers 90 day revolving second floor, no smokers. Asbury Park andAwomR<;? ,G hattlng lor men ORANGE “KISS ME” CAKE Don’t you know We’re only 1-1281-J. 33* " brothers, -V. charge account. NEW . ARRANGEMENT — For tw6. When we’re really one at with electric hot plate, refrigerator, 50c ’ heart; -.' ■' : ' "v \ ' running water, innerspring mattress: m M s m u SITUATIONS WANTED remainder of season, $25 weekly. Fam- How we differ from all others liy-slze room, same- arrangement for - Is the way we play our part. three or four, $40 to $45 weekly. Phone • Phone A, Love we have for one on- SAME FABRIC BY THE YARD A. P, 2-6948 or call at 100 Lake Ave. —32-33* Delicious Cherry Pies - 65c * other, ' _ .. ’ • -33-34 HELP WANTED That's the way we really know . • REGULARLY 1.98 to 2.39 FOR RENT —- Beautiful large two- . for washinff . Valuable Rogers Silverware Coupons Given Away room furnished apartment in private That -we’re one another’s home, conveniently. located on Main xime_for?ime f„?nth„g£n?ral: the balance kItchcn of season. work Annlv w l? Free With Every 25-Cent Purchase brother, ■ Ave., yearly rental. A. P. 2-4502-M. Grovefray Inn’ 6 E m bu^X c., O ^ .. And how far for each we’d NOW! 1.49 yard : -."-r; • ••'•. —33tf go. .. ~ ^:roem. house,’furnish- LOST AND FOUND FRESH BREAD DAILY AT 1 P. M. SLIP COVERS IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY ed. bath, automatic hot water, electric ^ r ngernantor, | u^nace> 1% blocks from LOST — Vicinity of Main and Cen^.'\:$:v ocean,-near Asbury. Available Oct. 1 tral Aves., 14th ihst., lady's gold’Witt-- a Kent reasonable. Phone nauer wrist watch, small square, golot-.'-v.Ur “• *-10068. .-r-33-34* hands', double cord baud'. Sentimental ‘ ^. r , Sofa with 3 Cushions ...... 38.10 .value. Reward. Imperial, 26 ; Main^Vvv<(- R. -Ave,: - REITZ BAKERY Chair with 1 Cushion ...... 22.60 FOR SALE FUNERAL HOME vFOR SALE 4 room bungalow, full cellar, $8^500; 7 rooms, 4 bedroortis^near 43 Pilgrim Pathway ~ Ocean Grove 51-f Second Avenue Asbury Park. $8,500; 10 rooms, 4lbed- G arter,, Ardmore°lunSiert!eld0 ‘ rooms, excellent condition, $12,600: 12 ■ Asbury, Park Home FttrtitsJtings ..... Mezzanine Floor rooms, 8 bedrooms, $13^00; 6 rooms, 4 Phone Ai z-0567 Alvin E. Bills,. Real-* 111 Emory Street - Asbury “ ’ P, for, 78 Main Ave., Ocean .Grove. —23tf P°^h of. Grana-Atlantic FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1951 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROyE, NEW JERSEY
OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1951 J) iiinniiniimm rniiiiniiiuiilllliniiiliil'^ 7 Bath Ave., 4 houses from Beach, overlooking ocean. Rooms only, cheerful, comfortable. Hot ant will play the following: organ selec Private Showers | cold water in all rooms. tions: ‘‘Prelude and Fugue in E Minor,” Bach; “Romance san3 Pa- PRELIMINARY All Outside Rooms 1 MRS. C. NYDAM, Owner roles,” Bonnet, and “Sketch in P ■Minor,” Schumann. . No evening PROGRAM Hot tifld Cold 55 EMBURY AVENUE service. Sunday school at 9:30, Ocean Grove Auditorium Water in Rooms The DEANS OPEN ALL TEAR Season of 1951 • BREAKFAST SERVED A friend should be one in whose understanding ana virtue we cun. equally confide, and whose opinion Aup. 19—A.M. and P.M.—Dr. J. .LOU-ELLEN we can value at once for its just Wallace Hamilton, Pastor Com ness and honesty. — Robert Hall munity Church, St. Petersburg, Florida, HOTEL Aug. 26 and Sept. 2—A.M. and P.M. P l e a s u r e 58 Main Ave, —Camp Meeting, Dr. J. Sidlow i & m OPP. Foetofflce BRAKE SERVICE Baxter, Edinburgh, Scotland, BATTERY SERVICE Sept. 9—A.M.—Bishop John W. g 5 g 5 g ± ^jgSgSiaa»ii- ■■T' J* Lord. " Phone: CATERING TO ENTIRE FAMILY CARS INSPECTED P.M.—Dr. Norman Dunning, of A. P. 2-8549 Crosby-Edlon 63 C la rk A v e . R ev . & Mrs. W. C. Hamilton STORAGE TIRES England. ARBERTON HOTEL NEPTUNE BY THE SEA—NORTH END 7-9 SEA VIEW AVENUE SPECIAL FEATURES North End Hotel AUTO REPAIRS Aug. 12-17—Annual Bible Confer I DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALK | ATHING and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk CADILLAC ence—Dr. Wilbur M, Smith. I OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE 16 | full length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Auto Repairing Aug. IB—Ushers' Annual Concert. i The Only Hotel Offering 150 Rooms, Private Baths, 1 Park on th«- north and Bradley Beach oes the south. Aug. 19-21—Preaching Mission— Large pavilion overlooking ocean at North End. HOTEL RAY ELLIS Dr. J, Wallace Hamilton, of St. | ~ Gaitfe and Music Rooms On Our Private - s Many benches along the boardwalk. Auditorium Stockton and So. Main St. Petersburg, Florida. 1 Pier Directly Over the Ocean | seating nearly 10,000. Most powerful organ in the country. Great Grand View Hotel 27 Webb Avenue |. i j ■ 34 Bath avenue, block from ocean, near Ocean Grove A. P. 2-7727 S f p r l «»(< I—|£ tfg l Auditorium. Light, airy rooms, hot and Aug, 23—Annual Concert, by the | Telephone in Every Room | chorus, finest singers, most gifted instrumentalists, eminent Centrally Located Auditorium Choir. I Sea Water in Rooms with Private Bath . 1 preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and enne amusements, moving 18 Pitman Avenue I 3 cold water, housekeeping privileges, also ap’tu. Reasonable. Phone A. P. 2-9861. MRS. GEO. E. KIRCHNER Aug. 24—Camp Meeting opens with ! Concert Orchestra and Guest Entertainment | pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, swimming pool, athletic.- (Running Through to 17 Olin Street) j Rooms Only the observance of The Lord’s games, children’s playground, skee ball. Daily meetings for Furnished 2 and 3 Room Apartments and Rooms ] Supper. | European Plan—• Rates on Request | young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chnpel. A quiet, rest Write for Rates and T a strictly modem guest house. 51 Em- Aug. 2o-Sept: 2—Camp Meeting, i Restaurant in the Hotel for Hotel Guests | ful Sabbath. Safest place for women and children. Adequate All Rooms with Hot and Old Running Water = Reservations ^ bury Avenue. All outside rooms with Preaching at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 Innerspring Mattresses I hot and cold running: water, rates 1 Phone Asbury Park 2-1492 1 train and bus service, convenient for commuters. a s o n a b le . P h o nM e B A S. . PJE . A2-7956-R, N M cM A ST E R , O w n e r-M a n ag e r.re P.M. r e v . * m b s . w . c. One-half Block from Ocean — Near Cafeteria and Auditorium I HAMILTON Aug, 25-Sept. 2—Sunrise' Service, I C, F. YOUNG, Manager I The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented are T| 0 93 Central Avenue, overlooking ocean I BREAKFAST 8 to 10 - DINNER 5:30 P. M. — SUNDAY 3 METALS LILLIAN and THOMAS HOGAN, j a n d 48 PITMAN AVENUE daily, 7 A.M. in charge of Rev. A. recommended to the consideration of intending patrons as the R. E. HAMILTON r II. A. and L. E. WILLIAMS, Ownership-Management Phone A. P. 2-4589 Ownership-Management § "ff IS and lake. Light housekeeping. Clean Percival Hodgson, pastor of St, best houses of entertainment in this world-famous resort. ftininniini»ii»ii»n»iniiiinntiiiiiti
month next'after the date of sale until of ground known and designated as the end of the current year and also all Block 28-A. Lots 7 to 10, Shark River legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder Hills, upon the following terms and who falls to complete his purchase will conditions:- , • V ' •* % forfeit to the Township any deposit (1) Twenty percent, (20%), of the paid. purchase money to be paid at the time the property is struck off. If the mon ey is not paid at that time, the prop erty may be put up and re-sold im b id s. mediately. . The balance to be paid D A T E D : A u g u s t 15, 1951 within ten days upon delivery of a - -v* J O H N W . K N O X , Bargain and Sale Deed. -33-34 . Township Clerk (2) Said lands and premises are to be sold subject to all municipal, state, and federal ordinances, statutes, and: HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING N OTIC E regulations affecting the uso of the said lands and premises, and subject NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS to the covenants, conditions and re-, OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST REASONABLE AND PREMISES IN THE TOWN strictlons contained In prior, deeds af PLUMBING — SKILLED MECHANICS for SHIP OF NEPTUNE. IN THE fecting said premises." -• Get it at the HEATING each craft will give you COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. (3) The purchaser shall be required, OIL BURNERS'^^the BEST in REAL at the time of closing, to pay as an ad Shore Restaurant Equipment Co. NOTICE is hereby given that on ditional purchase price, a sum eaual CONTRACTING . StTKRT ^ E R VICE Tuesday, the twenty-eighth day of to the amount of tax based on the last August, 1951, at 2 P. M., at the Neptune assessed valuation from the first of th e » Kitchen Equipment and Furniture or JOBBING ^CARPENTRY Township Headquarters, 137 South month next after the date of sale un Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the til the end of the current year, and HOTEL, RESTAURANT and BAR SUPPLIES THK PAINTING Township of Neptune, in the County also all legal conveyancing fees. Any WM. R. HOGG CO., Inc. MASONRY of Monmouth Will offer at public sale, bidder who falls to complete his pur . 1 ? B M a i n S j f r A P t Telephone Asbury Pk. 2-1147 to^-the highest bidder,' at a minimum chase will forfeit to the Township any i 4 v* yU t t l Opposite Mam Avenue Gates 900 - 4TH AVE. — ASBURY PARK sale price of Six Hundred Dollars, donnci#deposit paid.r»nlH Tel. 2-3193 or 2-3194 ($600.00), all the. right title and Interest (4) The sale of this property Js sub of the ..said Township of Neptune ac ject to confirmation by the Township 'I quired at a tax sale and the foreclos Committee who may reject any or ure of the equity of redemption thereof a ll b id s. AUTO BODY REPAIRS RADIO—HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES in and to the following described lands TRIPED eotton is used horizon and premises:- \ D A T E D : A u g u s t 15, 1951 ' All that certain plot, piece, or parcel I _ • JOHN W. KNOX U HAVE RADIATORS CLEANED-AND REPAIRED tally for the yoke and vertical —33-34 Township Clerk 410 Main Street, Asbury Park, N. J. Telephone 2-5630 . Painting lyS for the bottom of this sleeveless Bo%en.dJ£dersRepaired Nick XAntich l i l l U U I Finishing . RADIO REPAIRS blouse. Tiny gathers below the yoke Fifteenth Season All Varieties of Meats, Sea Food B e » r T n m t »b4 Axle StiaighUner—WSeri Alignment SCOTT’S 24-hr. Service.- Bring to store add fulness to : the front botlice. 1106 FIRST AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Telephone 3472 The; winged collar effect can be POST VILLA DINING ROOM worn with.or without; a ribbon. A CORNER MAIN and NEW YORK AVENUES CARPENTER and MASON WORK SERVICE STATION direction leaflet for SLEEVELESS Specializing In Open_A!l Year BLOUSE may be obtained by send A. P. 1-1062 •Job T°° Biff Or Too Small Turkey Dinners Rooms A. P.2-0513 At MAIN AVE. Gates 20 MAIN ST, A. P. ing a stamped, self-addressed envoi-' Carpenter JACOB ROMM Cabinet Work ope to the Nee^ework Department LANDES SERVICE STATION of this paper, requesting Leaflet. ThCiiWaync Tea Room Alterations and Repair Work a Specialty WASHING, SIMONIZING, TIRES, BATTERIES No. ss -i5 , • , :.. ■;' .;■■■ v. Asbury and New- Jersey Avenues Insurance Protection 1008 Madison Ave., Bradley !ii".-icli TIRE REPAIR — LUBRICATION A. P. 2-9068 At Emory Street Bridge LEGAL NOTICE CLOSED MONDAYS CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK . N O TICE DINNERS — 4:30 to 8:00 P. M. Tuesday through Saturday SUNDAYS — Noon to 7:00 P. M. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS Public Phone A. P. 2-8505 M. G. EVANS McGovern’s ■Prop Service Center AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP , FABIO BA AMERICAN Insured pick up and delivery of. your car* * OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF AMOCO At the Main Ave.. Gates to Ocean Grove MONMOUTH. i»nnL W *^^9, nrK P » ^ g a V aF o aS A;bnry P„y .-oo^ ' . TELEPHONE A. P. 2-2436 NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday,- the twenty-eighth day of W 1W n , Avenue, HeP« n e ^ i ------August, 1951, at 2 P. M., at the Neptune CHAIR CANEING Township Headquarters. 137 South RUG CL E A NIN © Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Township, of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth, will offer at. public sale, JAMES L. SMITH to the" highest bidder, at a minimum 89 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. Brierley’s-Rug Cleaning Service sale price of Six Hundred Dollars, Chairs Re-Bottomed and Re^Caned (SG00.00), all: the' right title and’interest 1 Breakfast — 7:30 to 11 A. M.— POPULAR PRICES | RUGS AND CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED HANDMADE BASKETS and CHAIRS of the said Townsiiip of Neptune ac BY BEING ELECTRICALLY SHAMPOOED 2010 Bangs Ave., Neptune. A. P. 2-3393 quired at a tax; sale and the foreclos ure of the equity of redemption thereof DINNER SERVED from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. 1 139 Franklin Avenue . Tel. A. P. 2-1427 Ocean Grove in and to the followirig'describcd .lands and .premises:-' V - LEGAL NOTICE 9. This ordinance shall take. effect - V. COAL AND FUEL OIL immediately. - All that certain plot, piece,' or parcel * O R D IN A N C E N O . 346 CHARLES S. LOVEMAN, of, ground known and designated at Clam Chowder Served •Chairman - ; • Block 8-A, Lots.33 to 36, Shark River TOWNSHIP OF; NEPTUNE JN THE A tte sts Hills, upon the following terms and Thompson Fuel Company ; COUNTY ■ OF MONMOUTH- JOHN W. KNOX, . conditions:-. . with Dinner Daily .. V'Cv VfX.v C le rk *• . —33 (1) Twenty pcrcent, (20^), of the FUEL OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL “BLUE" COAL . NOTICE is hereby given that at a purchase money to.be paid at the time ^)iiniiiiniii)i,ininiii)niiin,iiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii»iiii),inmiiiiiiininuiiiiiiiiii)nii,iiiiiiii,iiii)iiniiiiiiinimmninff regular, meeting of the Township Com-' SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY .the p r o p e r ty is s tr u c k oiT. I f th e m o n 117 So. Main St.—MERRILL II. THOMPSON, Prop— A. P. 2-2300 mittee ol the Township of Neptune, in CHANCERY DIVISION ey is not paid at that ,thnef , the prop MONMOUTH COUNTY erty , may be put up and re-sold im the County of Monmouth, held on. the mediately. The balance to be' paid f o u rte e n th • d a y of A u g u st, 1951, th e (DOCKET NUMBER F-1306-50) following ordinance : was introduced within ten days upon delivery of a DRUGS and, passed on first reading. TO; GEORGE E. JACKSON, MYRA B. Bargain and Sale Deed. ; • Said Township Committee will meet JACKSON, THE HEIRS. DEVISEES (2) Said lands and Dremises are to 48 MAIN AVENUE W. B. NAGLE. a t th e T o w n sh ip H e a d q u a rte rs a t 137 O R PERSONAL REPRESENTA be sold subject to all municipal, state, South Main Street, Neptune.- New Jer TIVES OF GEORGE E. JACKSON ahd federal ordinances, statutes and sey, on the twenty-eighth day. of Au THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, regulations affecting the U9e of the said NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy gust, 1951, a t;7:30 o'clock to consider, TITLE AND INTEREST, THE HEIRS, lands and premises, and subject to the 65 MAIN AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE the said ordinance for final passage and. DEVISEES OR PERSONAL REPRE covenants, conditions/and restrictions “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” adoption and to give all interested per SENTATIVES OF MYRA B. JACK contained in prior deeds affecting said PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS sons an opportunity'to be heard con SON AND HER, THEIR OR ANY OF p re m ise s. cerning, the ordinance. THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, (3) The purchaser shall be required, TITLE , AND INTEREST, SHARK at the time of closing to pay, as an ad Full Course Dinner $ "I ELECTRICIAN AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RIVER HILLS COMPANY, a corpor ditional purchase price, a sum equal SUPPLEMENT AN O R D IN A N C E ation of the State of New Jersey, and to the amount of tax based.on the last ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE TO STATE OF NEW JERSEYi- assessed valuation from the first of the Turkey, Roast Beef or Chop REGULATE AND RESTRICT THE month next after the date of sale until VAN DYKE ELECTRICAL CO. L O C A T IO N HEREAFTER O F ■ By virtue of a - certain order of the the end of the current year and also all legal conveyancing fees; Any bidr ALL HOME-MADE PASTRIES SERVED ELECTRICAL* WORK — REPAIRING RADIO TRADES AND INDUSTRIES AND Superior Court of New Jersey, made THE SUBSEQUENT LOCATION OF on the 8th day of August, 1951, In a dor who fails to complete his purchase WASHING MACHINES — VACUUM CLEANERS — ELECTRIC CLOCKS BUILDINGS DESIGNED FOR A cauSe wherein Township of Neptune, will forfeit to the Township any de 1013 COOKMAN, AVE., ASBURY PARK PHONE A. P. 2-0093 * SPECIFIC USE IN THE DESIGNAT in the County of Monmouth, is plain posit paid. ED AREA, AND TO REGULATE tiff and George E. Jackson, et als, are - (4) ~ - AND LIMIT THE HEIGHT AND defendants..you are required to appear J e c t t ‘*W,MI 1 — • * r n * l- i~ r i~ )-i~ r r r m T r i m v v w > BULK OF BUILDINGS HEREAFTER on the 7th day of September, 1951 be C o m m itte e All kinds Electrical Work Radio Repairing ERECTED; AND TO REGULATE tween the hours of ten. o’clock in the b id s. '• . AND DETERMINE THE AREA OF forenoon and four o'clock in the after D A T E D : A u g u s t 15, 1951 ' ’ YARDS, COURTS AND OTHER noon, Daylight Saving Time, at the JOHN W. KNOX , TEPHFORD ELECTRIC CO. OPEN SPACES, AND FOR SAID office of the Tax Collector of • the -33-34 Township Clerk PURPOSES TO DIVIDE THE TOWN Township of Neptune, in .the County 18 Abbott Avenne, Ocean Grove — Phone Asbury Park 2-7617 SHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUN of Monmouth, at 137 ' South Main n o t i c TY OF MONMOUTH, INTO DIS Street. Neptune, New Jersey, arid pay TRICTS, AND TO PROVIDE PENAL or cause to be paid to the plaintiff the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS FLORIST TIES FOR THE VIOLATION THERE sums of $119.17 and $235.93, for prin AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP The Friendliest Place in Town O F ,” A D O P T E D D E C E M B E R 23, 1930, cipal and interest upon certain certifi OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. BREAKFAST — LUNCHEON — DINNERS ARCADIA’—The Land o[ Flowers AND THE VARIOUS AMENDMENTS cates of tax sale held by the -Town THEREOF AND SUPPLEMENTS ship of Neptune, in the County of, DINNERS SERVED FROM 4:30 TO 7:30 P.M. ARCADIA T H E R E T O . : M o n m o u th , w ith in te r e s t to M a rc h 15, • NOTICE is hereby given that on 1951, together With the plaintiff's-taxed Tuesday, the twenty-eighth day of FLOWED BHOP AND GREENHOUSE Hubert H. Jujka, Prop. SPECIAL DINNERS — 99c BE IT ’ORDAINED by the • Township costs in this suit, and upon failing to August, 1951. at 2 P. M., at the Neptune PLANTS AND DISH GARDENS. CUT FLOWKR8. WEDDING FLOWERS, Committee of the Township of Nep appear and pay. to the plaintiff the Township Headquarters, 137 South Home-Made Rolls and Pies Closed Sundays CORSAGES. FUNERAL DESIGNS. FLOWERS 111 WIRE tune, In the County of Monmouth, that aforesaid amount due-It, you, the said Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Two Blocks North of Emory St. Bridgb Bnmmerfleld and Cookman Avcs. ______t'hunct A. P. 2-2445 the ordinance entitled "An Ordinance defendants, or any other person claim Township of Neptune, in the County to Regulate and Restrict the Location ing by, from or under you, or any of of Monmouth, will offer at public sale, Corner Emory and Bangs Ave., Asbury Pork hereafter of Trades and Industries and you, will be absolutely debarred and to the highest bidder, at a minimum LAWRENCE and WEBB AVENUES A. Pi 1-0832 the Subsequent Location of> Buildings foreclosed of and from all Tight and sale price of Two Hundred Dollars, Designed for a. Specific Use In the Des equity of redemption of. in and to the ($200.00), all the right title and interest OCEAN GROVE FLORAL SHOP ignated Area, and to Regulate and said premises described in the order of the said Township of Neptune ac Limit the Height and Bulk of Buildings hereinabove mentioned, and every part quired at a tax sale and the foreclos CUT FLOWERS * PLANTS * CORSAGES * WEDDING BOUQUETS hereafter erected, and to Regulate and thereof and that you deliver Up to the ure of'the equity of redemption thereof FUNERAL DESIGNS * POTTERY • FLORAL ACCESSORIES Determine the Area of Yards, Courts ilaintiff all deeds, papers or writings In and to the following described lands FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS OF DISTINCTION — LOUIS PALENIK, Prop. and Other Open Spaces, and for said fn your custody or power relating to or and premises:- • •-*> . Purposes to Divide tile. Township 'of concerning the said premises or any All that certain plot, piece, or parcel Neptune., in the County of Monmouth, part thereof. • of ground known and designated as at the Famous FURRIER into Districts, and to Provide Penalties D A T E D : A u g u st 17, 1951 ' Block 32-A, Lots 10 and-11, Shark Riv for the Violation Thereof." adopted RICHARD W. STOUT, er Hills, upon the following terms and D e c e m b e r '2 3 , 1930, a n d th e v a rio u s Attorney for Plaintiff, conditions:-'. Phone 77 S d ria n FURS amendments thereof and supplements 601 B a n g s A v en u e,, (1) Twenty percent, (20%), of the A. P. 2-4060 * • '* ! * * ” ** Ready To W en thereto, be and the same is hereby Asbury Park, New Jersey ' iurchase money to be paid at the time amended and supplemented as follows: fhe property is struck off. If the mon M»de to Order — Kemodellng — Repairing 1. That an additional residential dis ey is not paid at that time, th e ; trict be created to be known and des N o t i c e o f p r i v a t e s a l e erty may____ be - put _ ur p and — re-solcF im (27 M»ttl«on Avenne Dry Cold Storage Asbary Parle ignated as District 23 as shown, des mediately. The balance to be paid ignated/ and .described on the "Zoning NOTICE is hereby given that .the within , ten days upon delivery of a AT NORTH END BOARDWALK Map of Neptune Township, Monmouth Township Committee of the Township Bargain and Sale Deed. ' GARAGE—STORAGE County, N. J., November, 1930, Edwin of NeptUne, and County of Monmouth; (2) Said lands and premises are’to K. Fowler, Civil Engineer. Asbury has,received an offer of One Hundred be sold subject to’ all municipal, state, Reservations for Parties iOldsmobile Sales and Service Eat 1923 Phone A. P. 2-4670 Park, N. J., Amended and Supplement Fifty Dollars, ($150.00), for the assign and federal ordinances, statutes and - f f ed August 3, 1951,’Claude W. Birdsall, ment, ait private sale, in . accordance regulations affecting the use of the said Township Engineer." with R. S. 54: 5-113, of a certain!certi lands and premises, and subject to the Phone 2-3196 Billy Major’s Seacoast Garage 2. That in said. District 23 no build ficate of tax sale affecting Block 17-C, covenants, conditions arid restrictions ing or premises shall be used, and no Lots 7 and 8, as shown on the Tax As contained in prior deeds affecting said building shall be erected or. altered sessment Map of the Township of Nep premises.-:: ^nTTHiirnminmiii»iiiinfiiii(iiiinriinririi!nnniinniinTninininrninmrnnKiTinrmniTTiirininnriinmp»ni!i 86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove which is arranged, intended or design tune, County of Monmouth, New Jer (3) The purchaser shall be required, STORAGE—BY DAY - WEEK -MONTH ed," except for a one family private sey, and that the Township Committee at the time of. closing, .to pay, as an .Jiiii(iiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»i'niiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui(iiiiiiiiuiiiiuiuiiiiitiuiiiiuijiiu^ dwelling which may include the office will consider the adoption of a resolu additional purchase price, a sum eaual of a physician, surgeon, dentist,' law tion authorizing the assignment of said to the amount , of tax based on the last Phone 2-1439 24-HOUR SERVICE yer; dressmaker, or artist as his private certificate at a meeting of the Town*’ assessed valuation from the first of the dwelling. - •:» \ 7 ship Committee to be held on the month next after the date of sale until ' BARNEGrAT b a y 3. That no building shall be used twenty-eighth day of August, 1951, at the end of the current year and also SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. for other than a one, family dwelling 8 P. M., in the Township Headquarters, all legal conveyancing fees. Any bid house which shall occupy a plot having 137 South Main Street, Neptune, New der who falls to complete his purchase STORAGE—BATTERY—TOWING SERVICE—REPAIRING a fifty foot frontage ana a depth of at •Jersey. ’. ■■■ :v will forfeit to the Township any deposit Corner Corliea Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. least one hundred feet.- • D A T E D : A u g u s t 14. .paid. •" '.1 ■ : RESTAURANT 4. That-no building in said District JOHN W. KNOX, (4) The sale of this property is sub 23 shall exceed two and one-half stor —^3 . ’ Township Clerk- ’ ject to confirmation by the Township 68 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove LAUNDRY ies - in height or- thirty-five feet in Committee who may reject any or all height, or be less than one story in NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE \ blcjs. • •’•••, • • • ’ • -■ Phone A.P. 2-4543 height, exclusive of basement, except D A T E D : A u g u s t 15, 1951 that the provisions of this section - NOTICE ' is hereby given that the JOHN W- KNOX NEPTUNE LAUNDRY shall not apply to cupolas, chimneys —33-34 1 Township Clerk BITE OR A DINNER ALL SERVICES — Wet Wash, All flat, Shirts; Wet and Flat, or flag poles and shall consist of not •Township Committee of the. Township less than 1,100 square feet of finished, of Neptune; and County of Monmouthi . . N O XI C E ; ' Finished, Blankets. SAVE—Try Our CaBh and Carry Service. usable, liveable floor space. A finish has received an offer Of One Hundred 8 Stoke* Are, Cor. Corlies, Intersection H’w’y S3 and 85 ed stairway must be constructed to the Fifty. Dollars. (5150.00); for’ the assign ment, at private sale, in accordance NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS REASONABLE PRICES second floor, when said second floor AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP Is used in computing the required. 1,100 with R.S. 54: 5-113, of a certain certi MILK AND CREAM ficate of tax sale affecting. Block 5-D, OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF' square feet, and which second floor 'MONMOUTH. shall have a clearance of at least five L o ts 281 a n d 282 a s sh o w n o n th e T a x lineal feet from the finished floor to the Assessment Map of the Township of Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner Neptune, County of Monmouth,-. New NOTICE Is hereby given; that on finished ceiling,, with the majority of Tuesday, the' twenty-eighth day of WARDELL’S DAIRY said surface having at least seven lin Jersey, and that the Township Com r . JOHN DAFNIS, Owner-Manager mittee will consider the adoption 'Of a A u g u st, 1951. a t 2 P . M „ a t th e N e p tu n e eal feet ceiling height. ■ '■ Township Headquarters, 137 South DAIRY PRODUCTS 5. That in said-District 23 a private resolution authorizing the assignment ^ii,ii»iii'iiinniinn»n,nrninnrniiiiiliiiiiiiiBniniiiiiiiniiiiniiKtiniiiiiniin(,iimiiiiiiiniitiiiinmniiniiimim3 of said certificate at a meeting of,.the Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey; the NEPTUNE, N. J. Telephone 2-1916 garage in which no business, service Township of. Neptune, in the County ...... or Industry connected directly or in Township Committee to be hela on the twenty-eighth day of August, 1951, at of Monmouth, will offer at public sale, directly with motor vehicles is carried to the highest bidder, at. a minimum on - is permitted. No such garage shall 8 P. M., tn the Township Headquar ters, 137 South Main Street, Neptune, sale price of One Hundred Twenty-five UPHOLSTERING rovide storagQ for more than one mo- Dollars, ($125.00),: all the right title and jr vehicle for each 2500 square feet'of New Jersey. " . . • - S DATED: August 14, 1951. - interest of the said Township of Nep the lot area nor more, than'three mo tune acquired at a.tax sale and tn< A C P I FTC TEL. 2-3070 — 2-4233-M tor vehicle? in.any case, one of.which 4 JOHN W. KNOX, —33 Township Clerk foreclosure of the equity of redemption VF JL X vJ A . O I x J-j o Established 1901 may be a commercial vehicle of not thereof in and to the following de more than one and one-half tons scribed lands arid premises:- ‘ CORNER BEACH and PITMAN AVENUES Furniture Reupholstered — Cushions ltenovated and Covered weight in capacity; No part of a NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE - All that certain plot, piece, or parcel Breakfast — 8 to 11 Dinner — 4:30 to 8:00 P. M. 1311 Washington Ave^ Asbury Park. Materials of All Kind In Stock garage not. attached to and forming a of ground known and. designated as part of a dwelling shall be within three NOTICE’ is hereby given that the Block 330, Lot 20, .upon the following Sunday — — 12:30 to 7 P. feet of any side or rear lot line, or Township Committee of the Township terms and conditions :- within fifty feet of any front street line of Neptune, and County of Monmouth, (1) Twenty percent, (20%), of the IDEAL PLACE TO DINE PLUMBING HEATING or twenty-five feet-of: any side street has received an offer of Two Hundred urchase money to be paid at the time line. Garage apartments aro prohibit Fifty Dollars. (£250.00), for the assign le property is struck off. If tho mon ed, and no garage, or any part thereof; ment, at private sale, in accordance eyS Is not paid at that time, th e p ro p - F.G. RHODES shall be used as a dwelling. . with R.S; 54: 5-113,-of a certain certi erty may . „ .be _ put put. up ______and re -so ld im - Specials For Saturday and Sunday GAS RANGES and AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS 6. That tn said District 23 no build ficate of tax sale affecting Block 281, mediately. Tne balance1 to be paid ing shall be erected or altered unless Lots 27. and % of 28, as shown on the within ten days upon delivery of a Roast Vermont Turkey, Cranberry Sauce . Telephone 220 MAIN STREET the plans and specifications therefor Tax Assessment Map of the Township Bargain arid Sale Deed. shall first be approved by the Town of Neptune. County of Monmouth, New (2) Said landB and premises are to ASbury Park 2-2768 AVON, N. J. ship Committee. Jersey, and that the Township Com be sold subject to all municipal, state, Roast Duckling ‘ . 7. That. In. said District 23 no story mittee will consider the adoption of a and federal ordinances, statutes and Virginia Baited Ham, Raisin Sauce MOVING — STORAGE EXPRESSING of any building shall be nearer than resolution* authorizing the assignment regulations affecting the use of said twenty-five feet to the lot line, of any of said certificate at a meeting of the lands and premises, and subject to the Leg of Lamb . ~ ' r ' v '; street to which it faces, Township Committee to be held on the covenants, conditions and restrictions 8. Any variance, or “non-conform twenty-eighth day of August. 1951, at contained in prior deeds affecting,said A. G. ROGERS, Inc. ing use" now in existence or used shall 8 P. M., in tho Township Headquarters, premises. • J 'i ! V -■ GOO D SE R V J C E ,, not be deemed to be ratified or eohdonr 137 South Main Street, NeptUne, New (3) The purchaser shall be required, STORAGE AND MOVING ed-nor shall such use be considered or Jerse,vJ e rs e y . 1 - - '•1 ‘ - ‘“! -at the time of closing, to pay, as an MR. and; MRS. - JOHN DcHARDE, Ownershtp-Managemeht Phone A.P. 2-2093 deemed to set a standard or a general DATED:D :A v g U s t 15, 1951, additional purchase price, a sum equal A l l PASTRY MADE ON PREMISES ..f-' AGKNTS Oil ASBURY AVENUE exception as a "conforming use,rin the* :■ . JJOHN O H N WW. . KNOX. to tho amountiof tax based on the r A ■ A IJ J E D V A N U N E 1 ______A S B U R Y P A R K , N . J . future. 1 ; v. —33- ; . Township Clerk . assessed valuation from the first of the 1 jimiianiu 11 h *u fiiigii su | usu^u tJiuie iiaj m usr^ii ji ng iia-1 § j-1 w r 5 giS ^ ^ '' ^ ^
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