Jul 1925 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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XbgeFonr OCEAN OR HEWS, OCEAH (UTK, H. T.
Contract Let For
lin to E. M. Button.
It was owned by Edward M. But- reportod that several big deals or Hard Surfacing
ton. The price reported was 1525more
than ordinary Interest had
Beautiful Home
Keyhan Sales
per foot.
been made, nut the details were Under Consideration
The Keyhan Roalty Company
(Continued from Paffe Ono)
reported tho - following sales.
Two other pieces of beachfront not ready for publication.
Neither the purchase price nor tho
in the same locality- were sold by
(Continued from Pago Ono)
hntt 8 French doom.
buyers" name wan dlttclosed.
this office. One.piece of 50 foot
was for the account or W. C. Tomorrow's Session ridding the city of drain water af-
Thu kitchen, whon completed, Corner of Thirtieth Street Lundenborger. to, Charlotte S. Ends Summer School!tor a storm, especially In thocentwill
bo tho last word In modorn and Ocean Avenue, with riparian Cheater. Price. $425 per foot.
IIT or the city, has confronted the
convenience. Every essential Is rights.
planned wltb an eyo to labor wiv-
Fifty feet of beachfront, '.be- (Contlnued from Pago Ono) City Commissioners for many
ing-. This room will bo tiled.
One hundred Ofty. feet, corner tween nineteenth and Twentieth
years.. • •
Among tho modern conveniences
of Twelfth Street und Ocean Ave-
.Martha Downes, Instructor In
Streets, was sold for Esther Sum-
Installed In the kitchen will bo an
nue, with riparian rights. ner to Arthur DeMarls at the rate,
mathoroatlcs. Newark State, Nor-
The logical method of overcom-
oloctrlc regrigoralor.
Tlireo hundred root, corner 6f of (425 per foot.
mat School, arithmetic.
ing this condition la the placing
Elithteenth and Ocean Avenue.
O. Cavallaro. head of departor
drain pipes under the city
Midway to tho mKiond floor on
Velma H. Mould, lot 2815. block
streets. Tho cost of this work has
Two hundred feet, nt Twenty-
the main stairway-will be a IBTKO
C. Garden tract, to A. G. Chalmeluhtb
Street, with riparian
platform with French doors leaders,
of Allentown. Pa., for 12.450.
rights.
cal education.
I«T Into a balcony on, the ocean
aide or tho building.
One hundred feet, at Twcnty- SeUs Beachfront for $67,500 Meta Lnnicbeln. aKslslant superrlgbih
and Wesley, without ri- Some Idea, of the activity of the visor of physical education, West
Tbo second floor will contain parian rights. • ' market can be- known by the -fol- Hoboken, physical education.
4 bedrooms, a dressing room. 2
tiled baths and 2 tiled showere.
One hundred feet, on. WeHley
lowing bale of 150 feet of beach- E. Marcla Baldwin, associate In-
The baths and uhowers will bo In
between Nlnteenth und Twenfront,
beginning 100 feet north structor in pyacbology. Newark
different colored tile.
tieth. • •• .
of Twenty-second Street, for John State Normal School, psychology.
Fllty Feet on Wesley Avenue
M. Simon, of Philadelphia} to a Irwin B, Kom'erville, principal.
tyalds" rooms will be on th between. Sixteenth and Seven-
buyer not named. Mr. Mould had Rldgewood High, School, sclc.ico
third floor. • '. . • teenth
prepared an advertisement > onnnd
geocraphy.
Streets, .with rlpurlan
Tho construction will be o rights.
UVdnewliiy for this particular lot Frank H. Lloyd, Kiipervlsing prin-
brick and stucco with varlegatod One hundred fifteen' Iota In the
to be printed In this edition. cipal,. Leonurdo, geography and
. alate roof, with all copper Hash Gardens. ,
Thursday morning he called tho HlBtory of education.
• lncs, valleys, glitters and con
NEWS'
A tract between' Atlantic an NEWS' otnee und UHked for the I. ^" Edith R. Ilolirouich. instructor
ductors. '
Gull Road was xold und' resold
* ' The tvrrace floor on the ocean One hundred Ufteen feet.- Chel
side or tho house la to be laid with Place, corner of Chelueu I'lace and
Importod tile.
Ocean Avenue, with riparian
rights.
New Prices Recorded in Herbert S. Smith's Office
Eighty feet of beachfront be-
Real Estate Sales tween Twentieth and Twenty-first
Streets waa sold through ihe qf-
(Continued from Pago One) tlce of Herbert R. Smith. This of-
this plot to E. M. Button through llce also reported the following
the same office.
Hales, the plots Include riparian
Corner lot. Gull Road and At-rights:
66 2-3 reet on Wesley Ave-
' lantle Avenue, 65 feet by 100 feot. nue, between Twcnty-flmt • nnd
for H. Manley. of Philadelphia, to Twenty-Becond Ktreitu: 100 feet
Arthur 8hoemakur.
corner of Thirtieth Street: 100
Ten lots In tbo Heart or thefeet,
corner of Thirty-third Street
Clardens Tract, from Zoe-9.-Parls and 150 "feet "between' ' Thlrty-
to P. Klaus, of Philadelphia. thlnl und Thirty-fourth Streets.
Lots 1710. and 1711, on Ocean TIIIM olllce reported that It nan
Road, sold for Bert Gurretwon to Bold and renold u group of thir-
Mabel Moses.
teen lots on Crescent -Roml; In the
Lota 2502 to 2S17, inclusive. Gardens, Bvc tlmen within tieven
McLaughlun tract, to Nathan lei days. . .
Goff.
Eighty lots In the varlotiH nec-
• Three lota on Ocean Road, sold lions of.the Gardens.were Hold by
' for- Edward Hogan to Bert Gur- :bls office.
retson.
Lots 211E to 3122. McLaughlan Mould Sells Beachfront '
Tract. . '
Among the Haled reported by
-on Sea Spray Road, from E. M. he ofllce of ThoniuH W. Mould wan
Button to Zoo 8. Paris..
i 40-foot utrlp of beachfront lo-
. Lots 1701 to 1710. Inclusive, cated between Eighteenth and
Heart of tho Garden Tract, from Nineteenth Streets, extending
Thomas W. Mould to Zoe 8. Paris. 'ram Wesley Avenue. |6 trarry
- Lots 1370 to 1375. Inclusive, on ferron. of Vlnolanil. The riparian
Crescent Road; for James Frank- luhts are Included In thin .tract.
l ?. «• ''"»»'»Kn. insirucior
ad to be changed as the property I L n ,. Ell 5"f h - , N t Warlc State. Normal
had been sold. ^ y Tho coat of drainage from Asbury
Avenue on Eighth. Ninth
and Tenth.Streets was estimated
to be about $250,000.
Civic organliatlons and many
property owners, anxious to BCO
the hard surfacing extended, will
be pleased with the announcement
that thin, matter Is receiving the
consideration of the Commissioners.
Last Monday the Ocean City
Chamber of Commorce, In. a,communication,
suggested this work
be continued.
Little opposition' Is expected to
I School. EngllBh.
the plan. Last year many'prop-
Clara Levy. Instructor In 'his- erty owners thought tho cost of
ThlH olllce reported tho italu of tory, Newark State
ulx loin In the Heurt of th« Gar-
t Normal School, the pvg puvlng would bo too gKreat.
Af
dens tract, block 18. to II. D. history y and n clvlrn. cll |ter | experiencing p tho great Im-
Chmuberldln, of Lancaster. Pa. Ett Etta Donnhuy, helping teacher, J provement that ht resulted ltd r rrom the h
for S13.800. • '•
Morris County. English uad his-1 hard surfaced streets, and the In
Ainu lot* 1762. 1863. Heart of tory.
| creased vulue of their properties.
Marguerite - M:irquart, nupor- »t a comparatively little, coat.
the Gardenn tract, wax Hold for thevisor
of art In nlturnatlng schools. many of tho property owners op-
account of Beatrice Welker to Dr. Newark, druwlng.
posing tho plan'Iast yeaT requcat-
Charles H. Vull and Edwurd Ho-
Bun. The , price .of these IotH.
Lella F. Pay ton, Instructor |n!"
which are located on the corner of
Surf unrl Inlet Rnudt*. wuu not reported.
Old Timers'Inv««t '
Lam week marked the entry of
a number *of old-time residents of
Ocean City lino the- real entuu'
field. Some of* those persons hud
lUed here 'for a score of yearn, i
but- were always tluilil of buying j
"or fear of losing liurd-earned BUV-
IIKH. One Investor, who Htepped
nto' the ever-widening circle of
imut.ur real estate Investors, told
the reporter: "I huvu been living
:iere for twenty-nve years wnltliiR
lo see the bottom drop out of the
inurket. I um not going to wait
wenty-flve years and only .huvit
recollection of uhut I might huve
(1 'tho ComniUslonerB to extend
art. Thirteenth Avenue School.! •«* work this year.
Newark, drawing.
I It la doubtful, however. If all
Grace W. Engelx. Instructor In'the work Hubmltted by y the City y
Industrial dtil urtn, Nk Newark State J Ei Engineer g will.be illb attempted p d this i
Normal School, handwork. i year. The amount t contracted d for
Catherine M. ZlxKen, supervisor will be governed by tho legal
of muulc,
x.-Trfnton, prnvluiona ax provided In munlcl-
niiiHlc.
pul management.
Mary. I). Itutlibun, Instructor In
muulc, public UCIIOOIH, Trenton,
Big Dirigible Passes Over'
Mary-C. WHIIlock, aiuoclato In
clnthlnic, department' of home
had." Incidentally the tlrHt
thla man mude.waH pur-
conomlcH. UnlverMlty of UlnolH, | "P
/Ithin tlireo hour» ut a profit of
1,250. '
The office of Goetz and Knnnub
MOULD'S
WEEKLY SPECIALS
50ieet Ocean Front Between 36th and 37th. Both sides
011 ». u ». l *\ 1 Fishermen Had Luck Philadelphia,
• . In Delaware Bay the occasion. •
The Ladle,'
A party or Ocean City flahere. a
'eu at the
who Bpent thn day on tho Dolawaro
Bay.' returned last night
with 160 flsh, 81 croakers and 79 Avonue. on
weak Bsh.
'rom 3 to J
Those In the party wore: William
R. Reynolds, William Came- would enjoy
»l»r
ron, Nelson Brown. 1BOAC Shaner. bay. All
Charlie Shaner. Thoy loft at 7 aro Invited
o'clock yesterday morning from good time.
Reed's Beacb, in Captain Bolce's
boat, and coat lines In the Dela- Watch far K^
ware Bay.
During tho trip they had some Ocean Cltjr
experience with man-eating Bleit yt
sharks. One of the sharks.was touring car^ whfc»
cstlmatod to weight - about 2S0 to be speeding pe wS
pounds, tho party said. The ^toward
sharks did not attempt to attack
anyone but. merely observed. Tho car was
. . it . .- Atlantic City iT
yesterday mornlat
Mo.tor.Car Driver
tho Atlantlo OtT
Flee» After Collision reau. which Seat
legcd l ^
R. W. Hoffman., or Atlantic morning.
City, wan Injured early last Sunday
morning when bis machine ~~
turned turtle after, being struck
by another motor car. the driver,
of which Is unknown.
Hoffman was traveling rrom Sea
Isle City to Atlantic City. At
Thlrty-fqurth Street and Central
Avenue a car traveling In the
same direction struck Hoffman's
car. which turned over after striking
the curb. THIH wan about
2.30 a. m. The driver of tho
other car did not-stop. Tho only
clue to hlB Identity won a render
of an Eanex car which was torn
off by the collision.
Despite the early hour, about
u Hcore of cars'gathered nround
the spot in u few minutes. Police
Lieutenant Burman arrived a few
minuter after tho accident occur--
The lnjure' at about dltappeure.1 S.45 o'clock In th'-^'. •;'.•:/•'••.- I v - . ' ^ '
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OCEAH OUT TOWB, OCEAH OrlY, H. X.
oday's Best Real Estate Buys
Every
Beach Fronts
We have beach front properties that should net you several thousands
in A short time, some plots are 50 feet, others are 100 feet.
We have 100 Feet Beach Front at 36th Street for $12.000, both sides
of Wesley Avenue, if sold today.
Asbury Avenue
We have a good business property, in the WGOLWQRTH BLOCK
that, will show about 8 per cent., owner will take large mortgage. Act
quick on this. -
5 room cottage for. : :._ _ _,._...L $3,500.00
6 room cottage on Anbury Avenue.......... $6,500.00
2 family apartment, furnished.... .'.. $10,500.00
2 family apartment, near beach .,.....'. $12,000.00
' . Come in and see us, we have good bargains.
STANLEY M. PONTIERE CO., Inc.
Real Estate : Insurance ^Mortgages
957 ASBURY AVENUE
CORNER PROPERTY
Ocean Avenue at Fourth Street
EAST C0EHEE
For Sale—Bargain
Splendid location for doctor or druggist
CONSULT
JULES R. LEDIG
Real Estate Insurance
333 Ocean Avenue
For a Real Bargain House
1245 Asbury Avenue
4 Stories .
IN THE BEST OF CONDITION
7 Bed Rooms—Including Basement Floor^Two Car Garage
Bath-Oas-Electricity—Heat and Hot Water
In the Heart of.the Business District •
$18,000.00
, • Financing Easy
MAX ZIMMERMAN
607 Eighth Street .
Pnone 1041
Are You Looking for Lots ini
McLaughlan-Conover Tract?
DELIVER THE GOODS.
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REALTORS
this
EJ-
1604 Central Avenue
Two Story Detached Cottage, Separate
Garage
inane ed
J. C. O'CALLAGHAN
933 Asbury Avenue
For Quick Turnover
The wise real estate buyer who focuses his eyes on 34th
Street beach front property has them directed on the right
place. '-"...
It ifl one of the safest, surest and most profitable beach front ventures
ever offered for a speculative investment.' '. •
I have a few choice pieces in this section
HERBERT R. SMITH
Realtor
601 Eighth Street
For a Real Good Bargain
• ' • -3 farnily
Apartment • .
• ' very near
Boardwalk
$16,750
. WeU Financed
Inspection Invited • . .
Consult With • ' - '• ..
CLAYTON HAINES BRICK
ELMER JACK8ON PEARL . . '
REALTORS Ocean City, N. J.
411 Eighth Street
For Sale
Centrally located ocean front lot with riparian rights, improved
with 2 stores and 2 apartments only
$40,000.00
FOR QUICK SALE
8th & Atlantic Ave.
Ocean City, N. J.
Sign
Piece of Real Estate
Advertised on This Page is a
Special Value Offered for
Quick Sale Only!
Now is the Time To Get.
In the Real Estate Swim
A glance at the real estate
transfers published on another
page will give »n Idea of tho activity
of the Ocean City real estate
market. There U nothing
"OaBhy" about this. It.repre««nt»
bona ado transaction* and. •Olid
values. And there Is a reason for
this. • .
- People—residents as well as
outsiders—are Just' awakening to
the value of South Jersey real estate,
especially seashore property,
and they ' aro miking hasto to
snap up the big values which hava
heretofore boon passed by unnoticed.
There will b« no recession from .
these values, either, and the man
or woman who wants to get In as
near tho "around floor" as It is
possible to do now. will • be wise
to make their Investment*, attar
careful Investigation, without unnecessary
delay. " ' ,
' Soon the activity now centered
In Ocean City will extend to other
renortn dawn the coaiit.
100 Yards
From
Shopping
Districts
Corner Property
Accessible from three aide*
—food pnUio garage lite
—ground size, 70 x 90.
little cash needed.
$25,000
Shone 4a
Frank E Darby
REALTOR
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