May 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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WOMEN REPUBLICANS
BATE CAJtD PARTY
SOMKRS POINT — The Women's
BepubUcan League spo^.
public card party Wednesday eventag,
at their headquwSnTin ^
On ball, with Mrs. Otorge John-
•on chairman, asMsted by Mta.
mnl Hagenbdcher. Mrs. Joseph
|38 was reallnd on the
Saturday,
May 18th
5P.M.
Bowling
Pin Season
Comes to Close
by a wfcfc margin in UM
nnt with a tbtw of l
i lunch*
B*tt£ ttjqg3*» ot th« Track Team Wins from tbe .Metarin of douatnd "ta
n^n to tt. if __»»
the pole raiUt, and Duton. In the
the Chapter lum H cue** Clean Sweep Jgwl jump. TO» OBly piao* ~
"— Honeyand Mn
aw stand victory was la -
alrl»
J. K. Battor, another Ffarib*rttM., 93-31 loads
several PoOnM (or Motta-
Toe JUd Mid White-dad Ocean
City IOch School track and field
May 3t to plus marker* on the*
City Och Sch
Sm.ll Bii»in«« Migniy
mrent - to to victory v In att 11 e»- More than 90 per cent of D. a
—iv«BOf Mi Mary L. Oooon - enta, Wednesday "— afternoon, to win
production emm from inull -
ta, Wednesday afternoon, to wtn
* ddecisive
ii dual dl
ness which has an annual
meet rtclory from sales volume of undfr W.i
Pemberton High Schoal on the 1st. WeaMy n per cent of B, a,
'tbrpdat « wasiwnouneed thai
Wai labor to anploved in
win be dlspatil|iiuad tor IUB suin~ Tbe triumph, second within n Wants, with lest than 1.000 em
mar, and wffl resume In September. week, was by a score of 83 2-3 toPloyeea
on their payrolls.
31 1-3 points.
8. J. MEET SATUBDAT i
I Tomorrow (Saturday) the local
team will visit OolUngswood for tbe
[annual -• .—...^ South Jersey lntefMhotosUe
championship
fkye n ^
Wednesday It will vie.
with Cape
May on thelooj
field.
BIB "Kutt 'Kutt" Reynolds m the to-
warship and Mm.
ie youngest mother
l
*, Mrs. Coopnted
with tfie
mother attend-
1 *»•»» «| wudwwd and draw a a IMVS I IMnd th»
Mmnt PJayland lost the flnt ggame
or • alngiB pin and dropped thee
sec- VO 3*nMf -1 nQQUMOD BUUVK wub in iiiiaa
ond by eight pins, but they ccame
last frame to help clinch the ver-
•—" dronf"{nthir in the third third to win n the
h the biff gun was Run
itAl pint.
„ irur iu the lndlvli. vidual
Ith a fuse of 333 which h he h
on seven consecutive strikes
wen marred by ipjlts- in the
tree frames, rtunk Sannino
II m the only other resorter
n, , i ,
WOMEN DEFEAT CAPE MAY
AMD WHSWOOD |
' Ftayland women won three
I from Cape May In the final
match w«a played on neutral I of their South Jersey season,
the Ocean City team won an-
3-1 victory from Wlldwood.
—u4 ins the final night of the
eafue. This Saturday the girls WU
Cape May Loses have their annual dinner arid award
«*es to leading teams and indlv-
To Resort Nine
- league for women
belng
are no lanned and teams for
Jim Nteholes turned In » >
being formed. The time of
pitclilng performance Tue«
wJU If announced later,
ernoon as the c
School CHS nine nine defc dewed"
Klfh, 1 to I. on the lOi
pp of
Nlcholfs struck out 13 tetters and
(trades. Mrs.
Fltfi of
wouiaha»e had a shutout, hadl!
(he room in
-. neynoii
World. Each
^WL'wJ'SSrerVSe-
dividual scoring star
ted wi
berton. winning first places In the
100 and 130 yard dashes, . second
place In the broad Jump and thlrt
In the shot put.
POWCL1, SHOT. DISCUS PACES tory u producing "jet-propelled
Ed Powell was Ocean CSty't other
leaning point scorer u he paced the
field in both the shot and discus.
The resort's mile relay team,
1
Inniron winning two
taJdns total pins, 2070
tntMon struck out In the
to help clinch the verdict,
although the biff gun was Run
Martin with * 323 In the finale.
Martin alto chucked a 323 and 181.
M tine was In there
-_ _.« —' every maple, with lioyi
Southard clicking the beat tame of
318 and another of 180. Second high
man was Stuart with a IBS. Luke
Turner went strong with 181 and
180,
TWO LEAGUES 'ELECT
OFFICERS AT DINNER
Officers, of bath the City
and Seashore league were eleeu.
Monday nlBht when the keglen
combined for " *
THOMPSONS TAKE
crrr LEAGUE TITLE
., Trttnpson's insurers, by defeating
the Shore But Une Blninen by S
§jJ2^**fM' *#4f4 nlihi Of title won W'fcJT the seasonal I
i Had won a round.
1 playoff, In four games
SUBMARINE
tory is producing
SANDWICH
toy Mats in plastics. Wana Warm w«ier
"A MEAL IB ITSELF"
with an added faeadaebe tablet ox the thirt „„ „
mixture of vinegar and bicarbonate
Plestr if lYirrttiag
of aoda. litres
scored three tunes.
Wfeifi fifi'ra Hastfy
a through a bole in
the boat's rear, r, propelling l •OBI SPOKTNBWS OK FAOB II 917 Asbury Ave,
J>
Art OeMaria
committee In
QBUNB WINWo
LEAGUE CIIAMp,(
The Oreen "
ason h
•liver olhiehec
laJt week Wltii
In thrtlUe
jenlr
came
pUMJ. %„,,
wu.uu«m lur their annual dinner n the ie«
marking the close of the season. In the
Dr..Herichel Pettit was re-elected
pins, v
City ieaiue president; Robert Pull-
clinehed t
en btscame vl«> president; H. W.
strikes at .
Oardlnef, treasurer, and Paul ~~"
paced the
gi, secretary. The Seashore k«o.u.
single.
re-elected' Harvey Adams u presl
In the final round
dent, naming Elmer •teelmiin freas.
urer and Wesley Barclay secretary. and Donna Hleli
Following dinner there was award-
Ing of pri«g to team and Individual
»>«»•«> >»•»»«>«,«ai
Essig's RestaurantIS
Comer 9th Si. and Aabury Ave.
Restaurant
t,Wh~*unJLM.
1 to 1 P. M.
m
MWIrtrWtfVVW
ge Inn
^ Aabury Avenue •
y, May 18th
Breakfast
~k .Luncheon
Dinner
W» (M« te Private PM(M
; «OL KAU, Owner
, Plume 0791
Re-Opens Saturday
MAY IB, HSMB.
•ttttittx
Opening Saturday, Ma? 25th
8:30 «.mn
° CORRAL
1352 Asbury Avenue
Breakfast - Luncheon -Dinner
A NEW AND DIFFERENT PLACE TO EAT
BARBECUES ODB SPECIALTY
Open Erenlivi ontlj it HldnUM
ANCHORAGE TAVERN
STEAKS - SEAFOODS. CHOW - ROASTS
ITIC CITY
MAC'S
•M SHORE ROAD
SOMERS POINT
Every Day
Seafood
Steaks-Chops
Phone S. P. 951
DREXEL ARMS DINING ROOM
1126 Centr«| Avenue
* Open to Public *
Ph»».«,o«
•-ri •
COOD FOOD ,;„./],
J GOOD SERVICE I
4i30 to 7i30 PM.
Sunday*, 12 to 7 p.m.
,Luncheon BOOB to 2 p.m.
t exM*t BaBdaya ud Holiday
•at, 8 to 11 tun.
•KiwMi,, Wed, Noon
•Rotary, Fri,, 6 p.m.
I for FHrate PaMlai
{PLYMOUTH
* INN
Plymouth Place and
Atlantic Ave.
LQCTSA T. COBSON, Pr«p.
The
Chatterbox
BREAKFAST
•LUNCHEON
• DINNER
Logut Ice CMMH
FountainSwrio.
v ,•
A Pleasant Place to Dine
CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
HELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALc
Salad and Sandwich Makers
Pantry Help
• OPENS MAY 25Ui •
Lingo's Restaurant
70S Battersea Road
Ocean City Phone BOW
* DINNERS
• SEAFOODS
* CHOW MEW
PLATTERS,
FOBMEKI,T UNOO'S OP SOMBPS POINT
NOW
OPEN
DINING ROOM OPENS
ON SATURDAY, MAY 25th
. Dinner
THANKS
FOR THE DATE!
Wa have fc
v 4
% •«
(M (Be OJtyof
1 Mndn* on
BUWMt
and Second
1 by a depth
I subject to
Bid IUO0O0
Of WjstAronue, begin- bi
- aUe 90' x 90'. This Is tui
to present occupancy
MtBtmiun BM Moo I
Avenue, beginning SO' south-
BM $200,00
Avenue, hav-
Mlulmuni Bid f200 00
and Haven Avenue i,m
by » aeptt of "s
Minimum Bid $200.00
PWt Bte«« and Haven Avenue. Having
n Avenue by a depth of 115 1 .
Minimum Bid J2SO.0O
^S^t «1« o» A*w Avenue, beginning aso'
l rm Burnt. ste« w « wo 1 .
*** flinliiw B afiihwiiw Q^ $200 00
M of Haven Avenue, beginning 330 soutn-
H' B US'.
m, m
oo ^fUiwest side ef Haven Ave.. A.. g g M0- souUi.
second Street, fiantsfe on Haven Avenue 280' by a depth
, B Minimum Bid S3.00fl.00
„• southerly corner of FBUTUJ Street and Blmpsoii
t fronMfe on Blmpeon Avenue of W by a depth of
_«d on the »ulli*«»tert> tldt of Blinpson Avenue, be.
_• •ooUrwfst of Fourth street with a frontage of 1B0'
i of lit': atao located on tne southeasterly side of Blmpis
beginning 330* southwMt of Pmirth Btreet with a
r lltf By a tfiptn of ill 1 (east owner of «fth •treet and
aye): also located on tne nerthweM s!« of Blmpson
mini M' aouthweat of Fourth street with a frant-
._ JTBepth offti': atoe tosted en the northwest side
HSQ Awnue. beginning 410 southwest of Vourth Btreet
frontage on Simpson Avenue of BO' by a depth of 115
fiSwef wffiftreet and Wnpson Avenue). To be sold
im Hi m, Btoek i-O, ONU City O«*m_ Minimum Bid MM,
I on the northwest Ude of •tauan Road West, beetnnirii
_rtb*mst of North Street. Frontage on Station Road West
fg Berth of lor,
TD,B-
I part of lot. 452 .nil in. Woe* M0, Sccttpn A
Minimum Bid $000.00
_^i at the Intersection of the southeasterly Une of Central
i und «• southwesterly Une of ««t Street: ejttcndlng
fdly along the toutheastwardly Une of Central Avenue
__ extending southeaatwardly along the northeasterly
[M4M, 100' to a fineen feet wide street: thence ejttending
Mttirardly ueng said fifteen feet wide street 86" W a point:
i tfendtag northwestwardly along a Hnr parallel with the
ntMriy line of nrtt Street 66' feet to a point; thence ex.
j northeMtwardly along a Une parallel with central AVPIIUC
ii point In the wuthweaterly line of First Street: thence
•• I northnestwardly along the said Une of First Street 34'
lilt of beginning.
Is. U-
^ UM, Section flay Front Minimum Bid SI,000.00
ri on northwest side of Bay Avenue, beginning J80' southf
Seventh Btreet Frontage on Bay Avenue ot 70' by a depth
bit, 14-
W Inclujlre. Bloek 1W7, 9*»qn C Mlnlmmn Bid S2J0O.00
1 on west corner of Thirtwnth Street and Haven Avenue,
_ t frontage on Haven Aveniie of 170* by a depth of US'.
tjtrtw the right to remove its gravel (stock pile I within
, II-
%m aad 187, Block MOt, SeeUoti Hay
Minimum Bid MM.W
1 on north corner of Bay ... Avenue and Bay , Vie View Fiace, hay
Mateion Bay View ~ " ~''"'
on Bay View Flace of 76' by a depth of
J '"
ill,
I, J« ud m Mock 1410. StcUon Bay Front
, , Minimum BM ,.„,
I, en north comer of Bay Avonue and Fifteenth Btreet,
, t»»S, Section E. Minimum BM 1100,00
Ion BortJi comer of Haven Avenue and Twenty-fourth
Frontage on Haven A%-enue of SO 1 by a depth of 116',
ick UK, SeeUon F Minimum Bid S300.00
IGBIwutheatt side of Asbury Avenue, beginning 230' south.
Twenty-Fifth street, -toe 30' x 100'.
Section F Minimum Bid S175.M
it side of Asbury Avenue, beginning 340' south
enth Street, Si JO' je 100',
. i IM, eeetiw F Minimum Bid flgo.N
? JBWMJieasi ilfc of Aihuw *vinue, betlnnlni 110' south.
*»TOr.ieventh Btreet, Size 80' x 100',
I, MM Bi, Block 2701, SecUon F , Minimum Bid If 50,09
ensoutheaat side of Asbury Avenue, beginning 220' south-
Twenty-seventh Btreet. Size M 1 ^TTOty-sevenUi
* 100'.
**^L *'^ u -i' be » lnnl »'B lS6 r
Minimum Bid S250.0C
nue, b i i 160'
Minimum Bid J250.09
i MrthwesF of Aabury Avenue, nu beginning 170*
Street I61K
SO' x 100' 100'.
I Mn, lectlaa F Minimum Bid HUM
_au toutheast BMB of Asbury Avenue, beginning 280'
a TVenty-eiglitti Btreet, mm SO' s 100',
ttH, Section F Minimum BM ltS0,Ot
i SB norniweM aidE & Asbury Mrenus, beginning • X»-
WJwenty^ighth Btreet. Blie JO' • 100',
«. IM wm. Section F. Minimum Bin $S00.o»
^tVSSSS^K^
M A»bury Avenue, beginnliig 380'
Minimum Bid
beginning ]
Mlnlmnm Bid *3S0.0»
of Asbury Avenue, beginning OHO'
Street. SIM ID' x 100'.
, Block Un, Section I Minimum Bid I000.M
—"-—«t side of Central Avenuo, beginning 170'
i Street. «W flo 1 x W. •• r
MltOmn tiki JM0.0*
. Avenue, beginning MO 1
1 WM.
rtdaof Central Avenue, beglnntaK alo 1
:€T8
Sea Scout Backing
Dr Lane Kalnen, resort physician
has been appointed clialniun of
the Health and Marrty Oummlttce
of the Bny Srouts for the Ocitui
City aLitrltt it wiis imnojnctd ,u
the monthly meeting uf tlu dl trirt
conunltln> last Thursrtiiy night ut
For Your
Loafing Pleasure!
•n*
Ignatfon of p Edwin Edbef M
chairman of the Floanoa Ootamtttee,
and recommended appointment
of Bturtan L. Ismail as hlssuccesaoT.
RE1>EI>T CAMP CIIAIKMAN
Prod Tlodell. wa.i recommended to
•serve n.-i chairman of the district
Camphi;: and Activities Committee.
Frnuklln E. Jeter, chnlrman of
Advancement, announcod tlmt a
Court or Honor originally schcdulfd
for tills rnonth lias been post-.
ixmi'rt until full. y
Cupt. Jack o. Jcrnee, on behalf
of tlio Ocean City Aciidcmy/offer-
*.'rt to .'HKjnsor « Seu Scout nnlp tind
ialri tin 1 Incllitles of lllu Academy
LIST IT WIIB
lrwin Nicholson
" &J Av«,
JOHNSON SERVICE
EDMUND JOHNSON
R£ft»r?£P i>h, 0720 M4UWest Ave.
Service and Repairs
BEFKIGEKATION" . OIL BURNERS
.RADIOS - APPLIANCES
' ROY STEELE'S
SHIP BAR
TOM KELLY
At» *Ae Piano
Far Your Entertainmant Nightly
PLENTY
of
BEER
• Dinner Daily •
Served from 2 p.m.
Complete Menu
Delicious
SANDWICHES
at all hour*
ROY STEELE'S SHIP BAR
At tbe Somera Point Trolley Statidn
• retain the twenty pet centum (30% ^'deposit as liquidated -datnaetii
be confirmed In writing »t tbe conclusion
of purchase shall be «xecutec) Within eight
i.Of the MUe
Three Held for
Assaulting Girl
Fourth Held for
y Abetting Crime
MRS. BACK. niiSOBT VISITOR
Mrs. c.rorge Back, former resort
resident, now or Philadelphia, %'isii-
etf. fipm Bunduy to Tui'sday wi h in i r \i_jiiti t i !
,r*r fflmRhtprs, Mra. Andrew MrcK- '"l" fr! illi I
sr, 17. E: 12th St.. and Mrs. Willien n t -11. . i, I i
Ludcrtt?., of Boiiii'rs Poiiit, Blio ol-' m in I r i 1 i .it i
cisltcd her son, Ed'iin, df Atlsntk- < ,rinl In r M i i I
City. who i", rfcurjerntine in Blinn
Mnmorial Hospital from major op- 1*1"?.- J" , l' I i 1H i
ti periormed iFvit Pid
FRESH EGGS
Door Delivery Now
Eggs fnim Bayyifw Farni
Ocean View
Send a pintai rd (o start
servlocj.
W. U, FRY
lea short Road
OCEAN VIEW, S. J,
JULIUS ROTH
Viflaf It; Mia
Mi ASBURY AVEBOO
MIKE
General Hauling
itm %VEST AVENVB
Phone 1809
\
PatterffOtTD&ectfe
Kiwatiis Min*trel« Aioftt the ta> mni tumelm ..
tflto Mcciailv btamfbUd thffthf
.do of •&/]?, *n& th*l • down
mtut for •« tl purp*** und«r tlui
t tap I \ InuvoTenwiA Fnpd
r t^iii ru i a buiffet of Hid
I erct I r +irlfjj>t*?J fp the • m of
and U now A Tillable for kaitt |Atrbo*«
Tie in pi-iTTpmcnt j T Wtit Annul
frum N (h Street to Elt*iUentli
ind of S t on Road from North
>•••<
Mnrgrny
SCHOOL OF RIDING
18TII and HAVEN AVE.
italics -^7 in 1'^ Noon
I lot p.m. - s In ft p.m.
Sherwin Williams Paints
Garden Tools and SeccLs
House Furnishings
Doerr's Hardware Co,
260 Asbury Ave.
We Deliver Ph. «033W
i uld h* tiL tht clb,po^iil of 8ca
i it thro ij .icjut ihi i\i
DM'liNO.i tlVOS KUTABY
The ivramlttee (lecljecl to Inve.itl-
:aw ivlirthiT or not the Kutury
t ) ih i 1 f t i conl lue It 1 ; r ponoi
,11li> of fira GcoutiuK. which llaii
ui'eii liiiicllVi! for HOW time. If Ro-
Inry vellnqui?iht.'s Rponsor.'thlp the
'iiiy . will bt 1 POINT—cimrped wltii
crimliiatly a-TaiiuJtlng a ld-ypnr-old
Blrl, tlirfo Somera Point youths were
lirld under ta.OOO ball for allegedly
ftldinK and abi'ttintf the crime.
Jiail \v:in fixed p'rlclay niKht ut u
hearing before Mayor Fred W.
ChflpniH!i. Held on the fu'i.sftuH
churBO were Robert Woodburn, ai
his brother, L'u|[«nc, 21, both ai At
kin^oil JiV.. ami u l^.year-okl Ijoy
All four defendanta pleaded not
guilty.
The Kirl's father testified tlmt e^
approved as ihuftnihifltn
t ) u o.t ui t ii\ j,li l
it ) i i
clan indlnated an assuult liud brer
ieir w:vs some ril.'ici .*",-slrtn of fin r-onniiltLi'd. friiL
.i hetween the lucal Itl HM tie lot
*> 1 [i Is f rc I rrtatr apct ally Wo?
\ t I j . the a m «f »S "75
nt fot imid
1 I f i [ion C»t tal ln*prvVw avatlatle < r *aid
weJl known performers has been
chosen lor Somers Point's annual
KlwanLs^sponsored minstrel show,
to be staged next Wednesday and
Thuisday evenings, May 22 and 23
ill the Lhiwea av. school.
Jack Patttrson, pspulur song leader,
is again director oi Ll r he v
which for several yesra has been an
entertainment highlight of the year.
The ghsw played to & packed
bouse last year, and is being brought
back by popular demand. Principals
in Uiecast include: Mas Estelif! Hal-
&ton, Mis§ l^nrclei PQtta Mi^ Hclfi
Veil* Miss Sue Vsss, Miss Jcanl&c
Clayton, Mr§, Jean Conover. Mrs,
Oertrudo Mart, Nicholas B ard und
au liay.
CITY Q¥ OCEAH ClTV( MtW JERSEY
AS OHDJHANCI A&THOr IZl*G 1HL
CQHir5?yqTiQN on RLLOU TPOL
TJOH tr iTkEET lilP oVt.
MEETS 1J? THE CITY OF OCE \J,
CITY AS A LOCAL IM IIOVL
MHHT /HD AUTML'KIZIAC TH^ ,
ISSUANtS OF BOIit UK WOT b
TO FlhAKQS. PART H ftlt LOST
THEREOF, " '
lit IT wMUAIN'EU ItV ill K I1OAM)
Hi' I'i '.\lAIiN>M isKHs * >l' MIL CIlA
iJl- : S«t on Tlwt tlr a tti of $250 315 lie
knd the na r hrfeby t
!)i LAN i_ IT\, NKU IT i 1
Si=Ui..n j: -liiur.' iu iu-t 1 I
l>iti«n»i,t i.. il rpoAca stated in Section
lfct-C f 1 1 r cnnl that td«re ahall b*
an unexi led b«l^ ic«r of 0 e fliumnl
t Qltd f I 1 pliriK ^S I Ir J 1 *Ul
si-1 nii\) {)!> • d « ) of be t on 1 hPr*y>i
SLMI extended b lance may be uaed
f r tl f tit other i ,»o»e» (ror
ded n ga. ] tutitetlfOna cf SecUoa 1
hereof
Si; t n 3 That the cost of the un
r vt r i a deacr bed in Section 1 bero
f A mil] ml not exceed ng tba
t n f If tS t tie uil twf-ti r m de
s I d aui • tlf>t f A> Un-m f n an
B T t n t EX ecd 14 fb^61S for tlie un
I ovea r ta deacribed 111 lubiection fB)
U t t f ad nan amount not eVeedJnc
JS Ti i r ti r t HI vtmr ts lr»c 1>ed in
• t ntct on (f) thcrrof ahall b* apn
of tin,
iocrc.mil br
and tMt U
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Tint tbe
ttfSTz *•'
cnharlv b—^ r
ud Us •mount at
pmremevu u H (..
jjji br u» c.w
E Tint *T1 ot tlfc
ctl inriuiDt B> IU
brer lottreat «t not
nna per «*•,
Section lit thM 4*
pocmal. n( tfc. WHld
14 ffn«ic« *uc . .^
[n( and IttJpcctUHi OOJIt^ 4
penaca u4 Iba «K «(
dl kucft oblisatlvnr
II not
11
of tbe „., •^•oSS.*
pie lit-1 ti th. . , . .
i>f * 4 lntceat on the
(aau^d parinaht ** tbi*
tbe .ttDi IKOirri
•halt in «•" rav
botidi fir aotcm sre odti
eludf 1 in tl»c Annual
by taxci levt«d On *I}
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1111
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Mawson & Chattin
Express Co.
LOCAl, and
LONO
MOVING and
HAULING
1243 West Avenue
BENDIX
HOME
LAUNDRY
t'tuce your ortt-r today
and a\oid unnecessary
delav-
'Authorized
BENDIX
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Lewis L.
efserlr S«mtlA
|ab PrlnUnt
807 Asbury Aye.
tfut to Bui'
JACOB G. SCHUFF
71O Asbury Avenue Phone '
Calling All Car Owners!
The Hin]ejs\ilk' Mutual Casualty ontt tne Mutual
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