Aug 1932 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

Qratt ifi -Rlrs. Arthur W, Shoo
A. Stedem and Mrs.
we» hostesses to, a
Catholic Daughters
at the parochra] school
tteeday iutfit.
* W (Tp | The following were present,
MA* *n la^ Mis» Evajjm Raystou, Mm, J. D
t» remew, Gartland, Mrs. M. Caison, Miss
** prw^ntiH X H M O C l M
Of
, , Ms
. X. Hane, Mrs. O. CasEln, Mis
Edward J&SIJBII, Mrs. KrniB, M «.
i S
fciS^ JfffiWI? Ml «- O*Mn SaniDSMj, Mrs.
'-^"•^ *•"-"-'; A.. Wi*i. Mn. A. Beef, Mri, J,
-aiit~i=avii---»' IP- W»BPW«J.f,S B f Un - P- c ' Williaan, of
PhiladeipWa, will remain in the
rtso Dr.
oren and Mr
. all of-'•;
ly eroup
Mr. imd
f
P&SSifti
in the resort.
Mr .and Sirs.
Mr, and MM.
Itay in trie resort,
Mrs, Dora Koch, of Pliiladel-
resort until after Labor Day, . phla, is .enjoying sea breezes here,
Mrs Daisy H f Wd' ^ rs Charles CadwaldBr Mi
til after Labor Day,
Mrs, Daisy Haynor, of Wood-
ury is enjyi tfl
. j y g
Charles CadwaldBr, Miss
E M d M
y aynor, of W o o d - , s
bury, is enjoying a reitful vaca- Marion Eurns, Mr, and Mrs. J.
tl t Sth t d C l ? I R b t L f t ll f
, jyg a reitfu
tlon at Sth st, and Cenlral
* Ml Hl Wl
, J.
I-nne, Robert Lefort, all of
M hi
and Mrs.
and family. of CIB
mnininu all month
Mrs, Ijeonore
Johnstown, ig
»ort visitors.
Mr.^ Gioi-a-e Patu
«»>. PJf-. hai been
and will exten,, h n
ter Labor Day '•
•Dr. H, Gardiner
itthh win
a th st, and Cenlral a% i? , t ot, all of
* Mlis Helen Welgound. of Kill. GenBantown, and Miss Catherine
delphia is amon th rt' tilts of Philatlclptiin are among
leason in the resort.
adelphia, is among the reiort's va- tuts, of Philadclphiit, are amoiiR
cationists; ,thoie who have Hneiit the entire
Mr. ami Mrs. August Schmidt,
of Washin«ton, D, C., lire spend-
ing- a pleasant tacation liese,
Mr. and Mrs, P, Pjoro and son,
of WashinRton, EJ. C, arc amoni'
lie summer vacationists in the re-
sort.
moilier, Mrs, Sarah W. Miller, 8lh
ully decorated and
2 candles, Jean
lifts, nTnonK lliem •"!"
and a kodak, which she. prizes
highly. - "
Jean is the ilauKhter of Mr, nnd
Irs, A, K, Bourges, %vho will bo
liero later on Ibis se.i.son She
s now staying wish her (jrand-
s
Grecr,
ory, John I
Edith M
. M " M(1
of honor,
the h
Mrs, Alberta
Pmelin and the
Portor Stiles, and
Mrs. Baker,
• • •
iiii«? f H T ' I Suniay Sdwoi Clan
^flA,*^?- Her* on l»nr»ion
^^^^ &1SS1 J. T 1 " E^lllor iunday school
vJira, Catherine £|BM of Heuaupo motorBri hire
ne
Mm. A. Medango,
din. HIM Cauiorine
Hb^n Wallls. Mri
W Mr and Robmt
Boberl A How-
• VloJU, Mr, mid
C. AddlBcott, Mr.
Sdnchal. Jjr and
Mi L
or. Miss Luis
itberlno Find, loul
Jr.j John Ticrno .
lilck. Mrs. Lowi^
wfl JIrs willi
cpaupo motored here
Wednesday to spend t]ie day on
the beach and to haie a shore
dinner at the. home of Mrs. An-
nie Stanton, 030 Bay av.
Present were the teachtr, Mrs
Flora Bennett, a former resident;
Miss Jean Mathia, Mr.;, Ada Ma-
thls, Mr«. Lavinia Hunt, Mrs
Carrie-Paine, Mrs. Christie Platt,
Mrs. Edith Frank. Miss Cert rude
Helms, MjB!, Ida Shute and Mi •;
Elsie Lamson. -
mmjpss. KWSSTU 1
ECl, Mis
Mrs V. Ddnlap,
Edw » rd BJn-
Banholier. Mr.
Spear. MIBB Bel-
nn at
touiltrv rlul«.
r, Willnin W ul .'ml -Mr
Black, ,,f (ho^er, v ho aie
rig hero nl IT0(. K Wi-slp\
entertained tne follo«mE .'i
noflier, Mrs, ,'J. Weber,
Mtel. ihe is a stiiden
Uline Academy, Nnw
Tiim
, uBliertrril MiTllc
Hill: Miss Elsie Lorlier, Carol
Lorber nnd George CleBrt, of
Vlneland: Mr. anil Mrs. John
Gandv, of Miranwr; Nelson Boyd,
of Ocean City; Albert Corpon, of
Pl Mi Di Hit f
Pniermo; Miss Dnrls Hcritnire, of
tlie Riehwood; Miss Chriatina Welch,
a stndent at the \lt- af Merchantville; Mi«s Frances
jyltNn>-,'Ynrk City, fay^ of Ashland: Miss Woolbert
, ... ..." Of BritlKetnn: Blaiiey Johnson,
,.1 «eddlii(, Merle nnd Albert Brewine, Syd-
Mt Handers, Uey Stubhins, of Kirkwoe.l; MIR-
The Tom Thumu wedding re. I Violet Siseo, nf Lresihurir: flnH
IHiutud Wediioi.._.
Flanders under he drrcetioiL of
Miss Ursula Naughton vsho liaa
hteri eonductinij children's par-
ties every Friday, was a great
success.
There was a ballet before the
wedding by Delores and Kathleen
Hasenplue, Barbara Kurtz, Honey
Work, Emma Mae Schneider, Hel-
en Louise Van Gilder, Betty
Thorpe, Lillian Boyer, and Gen-
evieve FlaROr. They carried larse
hoops of pastel shades, forming
an arch under which the bridal
procession marchtd,
The_ ehftrminff little bride was
Lois Rapp, the lour-yeaf-eld
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bapp,
of Philadelphia, The eronm was
Master Joseph Donohue, also of
Philadelphia.
The bridesmaids were: F.ileen
KurtB, Elveda Lawsnn, Renee
Boyer and Anita MeCiirdy. They
were drtsRod in peach anil blue
organdie frocks and wore large
bonnets.
The little flower eMs wer»
Martha Jane Waller and Marten
Lotreff ami were dressed in pink
ami blue summer silks.
Following the wedding gun
were enjoyed by die children
Miss Berthajtrfitlnii, a! Salem.
KATZINGER'S
2000 ATLANTIC AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITV .
Spaclallitl In
CHILDREN'S 'FOOTWEAR
5 ntrnl nv,,
-ciiii i iieit_JL'm.-Bilnj:. mornins fmrr.
u i iaiL nf Boveral days In New
Prof. Hohort E. Denffler, of the
Penn State College fneiilty, and
family are spending throe weeks
at the Larehmont,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Uu.Msell, of
1 hiladelphi.i, are vncationinK ut
11th stf and Ocean *
Visit Our Display
Beach and
—Lawn—
Umbrella*
Chairs
Tenta
AT HALF PRICE!
On Lot, Car. tth.St. and Allintie
BARNETT CANVAS OOODB CO.
For...
'. ••%_ H ' -. • i • •'•
Distinctive Floral Designs
Boquets •- Cut Flowers •• Potted Plants
-PHONE 19-
Ocean City Mower Shop
"Prompt, Effleiem Service 12 Monthg bt the Year"
SOS NINTH STREET PHONE IS
I. LABAN HEADLEY
dtlltr In
RBApmG COAL
Bart coil on thi mirltat. Full
S000 Ibi. te ton guiMnliid.
Phont 88
Yard A Oflicai 10TH A WIST
Lowest ChoreeB, Expert Work
PLATES $18.00
BRIMEWORK $ 5.00
FILLINGS $1,00
DR. COHEN
Surgeon Dentist
1610 Ailnnilfc A^s AUinHo City,
Over Wuulnortli'g 5 - 10c Store 1
UlAt fi.lBlO j
rRh, win mw
the talMice of tht
Mrs. J. B. Bran
ton; Pa. ( Mrs, C.
Newark; Mrs. E. p. %
Mrs. L. Jackson, of '
are spending a VaMi
Mrs. Fleming, 225
SHOE REPJ
AT LO1
Certified Watchmaker
Dispensing Optician
EMORY
WATCHES • CLOCKS . JKW1LR-
AlBURV AVENU:
k ^ulld
H«» lirncfit' I'nrlj.
The Hansconi liotcl
ene or n t ird
afternoon when MIR !-,/:• A. t..i).h,Tn,
MYWOOD PRESS
.22 NINTH ST. PHONE 1490
— FURNITI
Leu Than Phita- __
WINDOW SHADED?
Chas. E. Adams&
720-22 Anbury
PRIN 1
When Tan
* AsVauUUi
Lewis L. Bt
.. - • " Miss Polly Whnti, Jli
Ocean City's
Optometrist
for over 25
yean
lima or UE
V«a bini
" * ^'fe^^iSae,,. i^ter.Mr, »* Mr
HARRY H. LAKE
ly G«l
Prlnllno
•U>7 Atbury A
*a ASIURV AVKNU*
PMONE
of her clast wljo
have Bewi, PMsem every Sunday
Colo residence, 428 Oc««n «T. Af-
tier dinner t.
joyed. The
The weekly card part
en- erf by the Ocean Cjtv
nottl
•ft*rnoon. Hostesses of the after.
1 noon wire: Hra. Elwood
wmm^mmmmmm
Yon need mOk
to b^roantl on| your diet
Pionefsrlny for
by Coounif«oner«
Patting 100 p. c.
befg of tlli
City 1)0-
«'«% JfMJrl," r.
th* WBfrft''-•.flj^'j r i»11bl|,'
aw tttilr iw wU»t_'^«B.
. "Tako FranoU X. BuahmHn ana
Bavtrly Bayne. Why, Beyi w^sn
they 410 their stutl you lust
WlihiS you wer# ilngle §6 you
ceit_ indication of
the quality of its products and
the soundness of the company's
li
For Tournament
A donation party will be con-
ducted by member! of the Ocean
City Flihlnj Club toniiht' In the
clubbouie, 14th it, and tha board,
walk, "liv conjunction with the reg.
ular hl-montbly meeting of the
club.
The party Is an annual affair
and will be to kelp raise funds
to pay for the expenses of tbe
casting tournament for which the]
local club was host on August 13.1
Over 100 gifts. Including a suit
of clothes Bade by a prominent
Philadelphia tailor; clocks, wrist
watches, electrical appliances and
fishing ucUe will be given away
• Tqwnsend'B
ii-innle, of S6th »t. and Robert*
ay., who hu» been a ie»iflent, of
thia resort since 1114, was' agree-
rtly lurpriitd tbp .'• flrpt.;- of tft»
week when he WM 'notified thjit
tall aunt, Mrs, Fred W. Wagn*r,
at, 107 N. Troy 'st;, Attantlo Ptty,
ivho died June 23, had bequeathed
to him, the ilkth • of 6tr niarly
half-million dollar oututo.
Two-tblrds of the estate, .which
|1P estimated to be worth about
I $475,000, was left to her huohand.
The sremalnlng one-third is to be
divided between an adopted ton
and Mr, Pinnlet '
Mr., jnnnle was ou duty as
special officer on the lea Isle City
boardwalk, Saturday, whin Einn-
uylvanla State Senator Thad 8,
Krause and another attorney, who
bad been searching tor him,
found bim and aiked him to cope
to Atlantic Qlty next day.
It was not, however, until two
days later that he learned tbe
full ertent of his good |rtun», as
be was unable to go to Atlantic
City on Monday and the two at-
torneys came,to thte resort to see
plumbing and beating business
here for a number of yean and
is also a real estate talesman,
at tae party,
Dr.'Willlani L. Magee, of Phil-
adelphia, who entertained the
members with exceptionally good
Bellght-of-hnnd tricks at their last
meeting, will again be a guest
if the club, toniglit.
$705,289 Cut From
Co. Ratables on Appeals
(Oontinuid from Part One)
(Eia.SOO assessment down to
1216,(10, and Simon H. Adelman,
[or the Delaware County Trust
>>., which sought a reduction Of
rom il«7,300 to 163,150,
Wildwoott Crest reductions, on
property-assessed at $81,178, am-
tatei2i4BB
ilieijs. 11
IK, S
polio;
for ft tlm« without a speck • to minpart the nutogiro and nllo%v
itaery, I decided to give tho It to set tie slowly back to earth,
* ii flin«, I:made a deiil Wt Stop Wllirlliif
I Luliiii, ii'lio was tbe leading
magnate in* Philadelphia
ho time. He agreed, to furn-
|the eiiulpment and , operator,
were to split on a B9-B0
«ked ilauiet ProenedB 110
no next thing was to Mi
ime. That wasn't hard • we
4 It The Nickelodeon. AB
name implied, the admission
ie was five cents. We had
seatH, BO if we had a full
t we took in $10. Of course
shows were shorter—but the
TUiitlnns were longer. I
lie screen conslstert of a
Un sheet drawn taut on a
nnd painted with alaeas.
The projector was placed
I dry vaodn iboi£ 'which was iet
a table. A bole was punch-
Ihiough the barx, and wo wore
go. ^110. entire inveBtmont,
ng machine, screen and up-
:ea was less than $280.
FIINO Dleiv Frei|imnll).
Hardly a niRlft pained that a
did not blow out.., The en-
place, would bo in darkness
someone could climb the
otitaido the building And
I
e a new fuse in the trans,
lir,
ow it would not have boon
ad IHUI, the fuse been in the
At first wo haa to got
|eone from the Electrio 00. to
In file fuse every time it
(Hit, Uut the local manager
Once In the air, thn rotor,
blades cannot stop ii-hirling nny
more 'than a parachute can close
while descending with a man, as
the air pressure provides the BUS-
laining effort in both cases. The
engine is never engaged again
with the rotor-blades, for descend-
iiig, as many people have thought.
Due to its ability to descend BO
slowly, the autoglro can hover in
the air over a spot, descending
vertically If desired for a donor
inspection of something on the
ground. Being impossible to spin
or to stall, and- hecauie of its
ability to land and take off from
relatively small spaces, It offers
tbe beginner or the private owner
the greatest safety and comfoit
'of anything that flies,
For commuting or pleasure pur-
poseR, powered with a Kinner 185
horsepower, nve-cylindor radial,
air-eoolefl engine, the autogiro iins
a cruising speed of 15 miles per
hour,
. The Department of Commerce
Includes in Its system of licens-
ing airplane pilots a license for
"autoglros only," which requires
10 hours'of solo flying.
DLNNEB DANCE FdR
NEW RESORT VOTEIt
Another name was added to the
votci>.' list in Ocean C(ty on
Tuesday as Lewis ShidinfC, ion of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shidititf, 110?
Wost av., reached the important
lly hei Mile HO dl»giistod .it be- age of '-1
cullcil out of bod ho finally, In tho evening Lewis was the
II PPI mission lo|i-hang« tbe guest of honor at a dinner dance
mil KelvOH, providing wo at tho Gateway Casino, Somers
t il nlid homcono Av!lo would
h tin- iiole We ovcrtame
l building a ladder up the
Point. The prue.sts were seated at
two IOIIK tables for the dinner.
Several large bouquets of flowers
I were on each table and at tho one
IVttcr csirh reel tlio nigii would,whore fiat the Rucst of honor, a
li on thi! Kciccn, 'otic minutq.
M. until HIP reel li wound.
1'h« IJIrtli of trie'MoiiSH. •
'Ihe lncotivenicuceB. tbe
])rovod popular. It cn-
B iliu hito Irn Champion
liulltl tbe Hint movie boiiuo
Il boiinr, 'The Uno,' wlilpb
located on' the site ef tcr-
occupiGd by ajmras' restau'
on tli©- bid boardwalk ut
pflyn tenapo. 1 nla.nugod tho
» for Mr, €hamplon. He 111
leiitpd U to ,010 ldlo Fraol
IParby who become! Intoionteii
t
tout
|mf«ral mov|»-".,.,
tW waan't |flUB.,WffipS J
bloBBomed -(Hit"' OH
B*«lfc,"B»tor«BBvM»pW» W*"
ifM Bt|| g(4' nijij 'on open
large birthday cuke was the ccn-
vral figure on the table. Ilie 21
candles were blown out by the
lew voter.
Dancing followed the dinner.
Music was supplied by Alex Bar-
tiia and his orchestra. Huts, whis-
tles and horna helped to make the
ifthl a roerry one for tbe dancers.
Guests included Mario Kline,
vUeanor Grnhm, pearl Sduder, C.
Beppot(. Gort and Louise Tomlin,
". Crawford, • plda Towiwend,
Jkm Guarracino, Jlary Guarrn-
clno, Ueloulpo Shipper, Eleanor
Roth, Chick Rich, Jane Schultu,
fclaine Doninw, Ifld Dalbow, Er-
Bkl JfUdd Crlson Bert
| vpre a sUP»n w
about ruined bqth the ppr-
: (Mid
ol
1*1 Mjrtmittti, ;Bp»ina »
l« on tN walk, ;»i,;.eMM4
tps
|«eq8atlon by
"ad r fld
Ho
plaib seat
l
y lqg p
or folding ohalri.
Ufl« did WQ dreani (ben ihu
>«ovlo» would be one of tl»
*ft J»W!fftrJi ta We *orM
r i
Jo, evMy w»y !>ut pne
kJ)ow what tfrat \ft
«... Sutton said that he will
appreciate a visit from local mo.
torlsti and will matee every «ffort
to prove his 'claims of better pro-
ducts and service.
~ - - -$t - _
Fiala Petitions to
Enter Men's National
of
Pennsjlvania net star, who plays
on the local courts all summer,
has tiled his application for ad^
mission Into the United States
Men's national tournament at For-
est Hills, Long Islandi in Sep-
tember,
Frank won the Atlantic City
clay courts title a few weeks ago
by displaying brilliant form, and
Is hoping to be . one of the €4
players selected to competo for
the national, title. With tho ex-
oeption ot Harvey Lake, wlin Is
entered in the Veterans' division,
he is the only one from bore at-
tempting to enter the lisis.
In, a beetia matob with nob
Hughes several dnya ago, Fiala
sprained tali ankle, but exneels It
will be okay by the time ffie tour,
nament conies along, it he is one
of the selected Bi'oup,
Young Yachtsmen Up
For Destroying Sign
Jack and Jim Hagy, IS anfl JO,
respectively, of Upper Darby, wil 1
face Magistrate George D. Bluh
ards tomorrow morning on a
charge of destroying city prop,
erty. .
The two boys, who are we!
known among the younger se
here as skippers of a fast sail
lug boat at the yacht club, are
alleged by police to have torn
down a sign forbidding bathing
In a stagnant pool at the south
end and taken the sign away
with them—for a souvenir or
something. . '
They were arrested with tho
sign in their possession yester.
day morjjlni* by Lieutenant Nick
IroplRMlo and Patrolman Paul
BeccMe. -
Woman Knocked !
Down by Auto
Mrs. George F. Peters, 8D,' 9!
E30 Central av., resolved a 'brok.
n leg and possibly internal In.
.urles when she was struck down
by an automobile at StU at, and
Central av. ye^rday morning.
Tit drlvar of Ihe our, .Dtwltj,
Henry, 31, of Bop Air rd., Ofl.
per Darby, Wai released under
500 bill M a material witness.
Mn. Piters wia orftsslng Op,n.
rii av. on foot whon BLO •wjij
The live municipalities making
he largest reductions are North
Wildwood, 1177,114! North Cape
May, $144,980 • Ocean City. 1129,-
900; Stone Harbor, 111,600', and
Wildwood, (74,110.
on Tuesday.
Mr, Finnle has. been In the
Prosecutor Hud Open*
War on Book Maker*
(Continued from five One;
companions were fined $fr and
p.BO oqats,
Is Arrested Twlcft.
Andrew App.ogatc was arrested
In North Wlldwodd, Sunday, on
a similar charge, and again on
Tuesday in Wildwood, where race
•beets and charts ware confis-
cated.
Liquor was* found at the "400"
Club, where Patsy Kennedy was
held as tbe proprietor, and at
#807 New' Jersey ev., where Hoc
co Labato was charged with il-
legal pofiesslon.
The North •Wildwood BJshlng
Club and the cafe of Joseph Piro,*
W J 9 t h t l t i
lgeupslstr
chines to the county authorities.
Proprietors of all the places
were released under ball for the
»tlon of the grand jury,
READ TUB CLASSIFIED ADS
louu«st
PRICK
Armstrong's Market
11?8 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE #39
CALL 441 or 448
FRESH FISH
N. HICKMAN
1161 ASBUBY AVENUE
CALL 448 er 441
All Wool Suit* Made To Order
$20
TBE-WAB FHICE
JULIUS ROTH, Merchant Tailor
917 Asbury Avenue Phone 84
atruck by tho car. She wag
modlatoly token to the Afln
Shores hospital. Spmora Polnj
Henry will have-a hearing when
a final report on ljer t^urles JB
th ldlti:
Euili mi Lof»m w WM.mw John
Pfglfferi Toni pBdl»fli r * "
WWt'j
Bob' (
FMr»U,l«rtii
fni TMV1»,
Cheap»ris, Bob
Hb DlBi
w Cheap»ris, Bob Geleel,
ffin. Hevb DilBois, Jim
M KidBill Parrell,
V. 01" C DEAN IJERE.
of to QoUcn 8f nSuit A»ff at
I* I]M Mid of the ectmomto »»
and wife,
Richardson
Frank T.
formerly Mis«
ite* of GQ
obtBined from the Bdsn|t|i!.
According to wltnespep,- - Mri,
Peters was Bomcraoulted through
the air by the Irnpattti H»nry
wai Mid to save skilled about 10
fitt arttr *pplyln« H|p bTflkei In
an «lftrt tf 4VPW pttof fcf*-
ABSOLUTE
AUCTION
8 MODERN SEASHORE COTTAGES
19 CHOICE OCEAN FRONT LOTS
M15HT- UK SAriUFH'KI*, WILL UK
O THI;
Eight perBous, all Bnoimer vial-
tore, faced •Magistrate fleqige O.
Richards X' th "»Jininion!« yester-
day morplng for parkin. "--'-
«an on the street (til nil
Two. were fined §1 eac 1 --'
ditmlcse
ott-
-m mn IM"* "Wwrte m* ^
SAToSiFr.3rd,193^|t||,!|
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IN I(AWW«QO«
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ojien' for 1n»p*ctloti. Ternid mwiiiKAMHl At- time (if
-AlBO 8ETERA1, OTHKR WKM. LOCATKK LOTS AND
FIJBJH8HEII AMI*
Two. w f §1
era wera> -ditmlcsed
hd
nance
»t t day b
were not 3wi?e the. o
b«i enfoted'
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SUNNYFIELD FANCY
Print Butter
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Raiah Vinegar -^39*
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