Jun 1926 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
**»-l .1 Second CIus MalWr HI Po* Qlllo lull)
OCEAN CITY, N. J,
ALBERT L. INORAJl,
JOHN F. HHMAMSB, EJIlor
CUNTON 1). LOWDEN. AJ.crU.lni Muutr
Col* M ay County's Leading Nmrapaper
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2f. 1926
FACILITIES
In iti attempt to accommodate the tre-
mendoui increase of motor parking, due to
th» opening of the Delaware Bridge and the
Btiqui, the Commiitloneri of Atlantic City
are arranging to open two immense public
parklrig grounds for 10,000 cars,
. One wiU be on the Abiecon boulevard, on
th# site of the propowd State Armory, The
other is on the city lot at Airport, on thi
PleasantviUe boulevard.
In response to the request of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, thit Qoean, City utilize jts
ground between Fifth and Sixth" streets, tor
additional parking, Mayor Champion stated
that both Fifth and Sixth streets might be
widened, between the tennii courts and the
loardwalk, if funds could be found for that
purpose.
Ocean City needs all of the patronage it
qui get. The season here is too short as it
is,'and, during the few weeks that we have,
every possible visitor should be encourafed
to>come here, by making the conditions as
attractive as we can.
The additional parking facilities provided
by thojiew parking ordinance are fine, so far
OPENING OF BASEBALL. SEASON
The Way They Catch 'em In Pennsylvania^
open nejn-Tnurniayr thanks to the
prise of Ralph L, Cheitir, with this resort
having a, teim thit looks good—on paper, at
tout.
The grounds In thi city's athletic park
are bting put in fine condition by Director
Robinson, Mr. Chester state*, ind Mr, Ches-
ter also aays that he nas been very kindly
helped, in the way of securing additional
benches, by Mayor Bader and Director
Kuehnle, of Atlantic City.
It is planned to have a worthwhile open,
ing celebration, with a parade of the players,
headed by a band of music, and a flag-rals.
ing in the park just before the game with
"Ins
"the Cheater (Pa.) ball teanrstttrts
Champion ii expected to throw out the flrst
ball, Efforts are being made to have a few
notables from out of town take part in the
ceremonies, but nothing definite regarding
this part of the program was known •yes-
terday.
AH lovori of baseball among th« local
people and the summer cottage colony should
patronise the garnet here. It it the present
plan to have a game every wtek-day with
itrong teams from Penn»ylvani», New York,
Delaware and New Jers«y.
COTTAGERS ABRIVING
The public ichoolg and "prep." schools in
Philadelphia and vicinity having eleied for
the.summer holiday vacation period, Ocean
City is beginning to nil with cottagers.
So long as Ocean City is noted as a
"family resort," and we hope this reputation
will continue, one may expect that conditions
of this kind will exist. Parents of children
will not leave Philadelphia until the schools,
public< and private, have closed for the
months of July and August, I
In the course of time, and this will not
be 10 lonf, the visitors to Ocean City will in-
clude many who have either paised the stags
where they have growing children or who
have no children, and, when this happens, Democrats Put Skids Under
CELEBRATE 47TH
ANNIVERSARY OF
THE TABERNACLE
Opening; Services Sunday in
Hands of Dr. Neil,
"Scotch Evahuelist"
DR. VAlt
FINE
INTHE^
Pays $29,000 for
StyleHouse-BfilR
W ED
Dr Chan B V«Bt of '(
has purchased the
ah type home j
h> W L D Welch, I
Weatei rosd. In the (fcllL
ilcna section of the city
palil was $29,000
The roomi ire i
cioua and every i
convenience and
PLANS FOR TUB SUMMER
Prot Henry Gurncy in Charge
of the Singing Daring
August.
The forty-seventh annivermry
of the opening of the Auditorium
i of the Ocean City •Tabernacle As-
gngiutionjwill he nhiierggd Sunday,
June 27, at which services the _ _ m
"Scotch Evangelist, 1 ' the Rev.'a"Jow ^j'jj^
Samuel 0. Neil, D. D., secretary of tike as that Dr. VafiiSifsl
the American Baptist Publication | fc
a -welcome sight.
llos the Mster, and eh has
jK < in.l< of friends, not only among the
jfll jc ni r< Hiriento, but Also •among' the thou-
(joilla of \iiitors to this cihr HuritfE the eum-
rtitt noniionn and all of ^hom join in the
fyuft thiiL oac|t yr'Al be -spared ^celebrate
ANOTHER BOOSTER" GONE
In the death of Herman Rehborn, which
occurred at his summer home in thiscity; a
few days ago. Ocean City lost one of its
friends of a great m»ny years. His-death
will be regretted by a large circle of friends.
Mr. Rehbprn was assistant director of
the Philadelphia Department of Supplies.
HfeN •' jiiirir iidrfri 1 i»tof;wirl'''«ilat"—"broke"—"'kaput 1 ^
i-rSwii:&litf^4.mil|rp!»rt «N. B, K" So,the^ttidorto.go
B^SsnlbfrCIaMllnto^ theihie aWnlngbrtslliMs. M
msh going well untiri ooliee officer
Mkel toviM;theip 'i-—- w-i
Wl B ^iiTnB r Univeri}hr;of CUt
firnlt OVm pefc-thf:eAh^wM a
somewhat."expensive proposition—
e*h clatshienibii 1 ttviBfthflnre.
quired • to, contribute $7.00 toward
-"Wj'diyVlhey mdney^ _wa«' dntj
one, they
A l
license Not
retired from
h
hininK one, thy ed from
business A casual audit, however,
revealed that they had taken in
$14 80.
liioto shows' Mr." Boland'shin-
Julius Caesar
in his Commcntdiic4 telli how his
soldiers on the eve of a certain
battle made their wills. Be wiser
than those old Homan soldiers and
before death is near, make your
vull and appoint the First National
Bank your Executor. We shall be
glad to confer with you on the
subject.
ESTABLTSH EDiQAN^l
Bvi'toopi they^'ng the ihoej of Misi Helen Moss.'
Out of
A
Clear Sky
Comes
1 **ti
The
of flre, aeeldatlil
many oUm
they have r~^^jmm
an unfoniira* WH
left somwtuDja
in j the cost to I
to his
family.
That MB I.
you! So &*mi
vice and prett
MlfnnwdiW.ss,
tm inrtnnsB Mffl
kinds.
FrankLl
REALTOH r|
7Z4 Asbury
Oteu
nrv
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmme«,
W. n. KRAFT,
President _
PENNA. R. R. VETS
|0N ANNUAL OUTING
(Oontinuetl from Pnge 1)
W, V. MOYER,
Third vice PresySnt
.-_ K- H; BROWN,
Second Viee President
rtion of Ward Beam, after which
[the ocean was unlocked and a sise>
Broportion of the veteranM
lie women-folk braved HID
rtitlBBi wavei,
. Broom Polo—the sport of Hinea
ktid Kidillliryoung and old —'
Jirouifht forth the best talent from
is department of the auditor of
revenue and the auditor of local
W«ic,
At one o'clock dinner wag servei!
. the Flanders, the Arcadia and
i and, previous to a Eight-;
Ing tour about the city and a i _
• the bty, through the Ocean City
"•mber of Comniorce. the vlni
» were treated to a water eami
ol in the Flanders pool,
there was an exhibit of swim
ni(g and fancy diving by Ambas
•dor Club fflrlB; Smith Bros.
TicillnnH, and Ernie Welse un
j under water. These were
(11 well received,
from their trips on
I and water, the excursionists
Eticlpated in a musicalii and
ice at the hotel, tho music be-
ing furnished by the accounting
pigartBient band and the vocal
tlpn by the Pennsylvania Kaii-
,1 ftuartet,
Hiortly after 7 p, m,, the p;c-
bickers entninoi! and, with thB
jkoning sun to the woat,' reiied
i homeward, tired, but fully con-
; with the day anil !tn su|ier-
lant "doin'i,"
Start of Association
C, P. Brady, secretary nf the
Brganization, provicied the follow-
ing relative to the association ^
f"We Pennsylvania Syntem Vet-
i Emplo'yei' Association, Cen-
Offico, Philadelphia, wan or-
iced on Fehruary 17, mzi, with
J charter membership of 12(11.
prt of a force bf 7,000 eifficurH
I employes in active service hi
general office, Philadelphia,
lore are now 2,000 employes who
jive been in the service twenty-
i years or more, and this num-
• how constitutes tho membor-
iip of our organization. Twenty-
mi years of service is the prlncl,
»1 reguirement for eligibility to
lembenhip in the association. All
f our general office officials, frnm
« president down, are included
i our membership,
"There are forty-two orminiza.
Ions'en the Pennsylvania Bailrowl.
at of about 200,000 employes,
aeri are approximately 48,000 on
fur payrolls who have been in thi'
fcrvice twenty.one years of more.
i doubt if any other railroad or
jastrial establishment In th?
Biintry, perhaps In. the world, can
hake such a showing of long
_ _ of service of such n larnf
IroBortlon of empIoye-H,
I "In addition to our active mnm-
Jlrihlp, wo have nearly twn hun-
Ind memberB of our general of-
w.i association, who have been re-
Kid from service of the roml iiinl
m on "the 'honor roll.'
("Since the inauguration of niir
srion system, in 1000, over 1B.-
) employes have been plnceii on
.jiloni, and over §,300 are now
|«ing and receiving penaiona,
. „ FUR VAULT"
IS MOST COMPLETE
A iliini' enrnptisei! of luniinateil
steel pliitei, weiirlunic 10,000
ppunils, controlled by several com-
hination loefcH, ahil also a very In-
genious tirne-lrick, lirevents fqrei-
able entry into the vault uiiiltM- th**
most mlverHe enniiitiohs.
A special alarm system, nperstte'l
from within tha vault, enniilp» any.
one left locked Inside to ctimmuni-
Clito with the store within nhe hour
after the vault i« Incfccii, befori.
the time-lock begins to fuiictinn.
A specially mlaptei! cooiinjr sys.
tern, mljUHteil to lhi> iilniil tfiiincra-
:uren for fur«, is included in the
!(|uipmeiit.
The capacity of the vault is eiiise
to ten thauHiiri,! irni-inpntji
THIN FROCKS
APPEARING IN
GREATNUMBERS
Chi (Ton s., C.corjict Ua and
Voiles Promise to be
Leaders This Your
nmini? of «jrm ^t ithi r
^ .ipiKdi in tfr it rntui
Illlllltic lily Firm Has Last Word
1 in Safely
I
The list word in •.nd t> and ••>>!
nlmce for handhtiR 1 larRf num
rof valuable furs lus bten (.11
l out in the suoei -ife cold fo>
rOrap. vnult erected hv I »
Igrons 1 M>7 0") Pafific ivenut, ,\ l
Intic City ,
f Working on the specific ition o[
TO insurance .omiinnlcs the i "»'
1 appearance mill construct""! iH
ails equals the finct Iwnk mult
where.
•*•'&•-'
)AGRONS* NEW VAULT
The reopening of the Casino
Club, at Moorlyn terrane and the
Boardwalk, and the Studio do
Dance, on the Hippmlrome P
starts the summer ges^en for the
younger set here, with darning
svery evening.
The popular Miami Entertainers
leaded by Lou Megonigal, will fur-
lish the music at the Casino Club,
jnd Lou promises it will be even
better than ever.
The children's dancing daises
nil be held Tuesday and Friday
Bornlngs, with a children's camf-
ra! every Wednesday afternoon un-
der the direction of Miss Anne
Gray, solo danseusa of the Civic
Opera Oomnany ami soloist with
the LitUefleld Dance,
Miss Gray has arranged many
new and interesting features for
both the classes and carnivals,
which will interest the parents us
well as the children.
There will also be a special
..ass for women; which will in-
sludo- many novel features. In-
formation may be obtained from
Miss Gray.
R, K. WILUAMS, Jr,
Treasurer
w^itfa a fouHneh !>is?ating
the bottom of thg jumper.
Nefk and esurpltey clpaing were aU
«n cd^-e.l ^^Ith the pleating.
The thin things twpifv the trend
luwardM sririish, nuttorfriic nimiels.
StiH, -they are quite flultable for
hu oldMr ^woman If sM^ takes care
to scl^et the rlBht matt-rial for her
ilrvxK, The tiny cape is In evidence
nn many of these dre»ft«i4t scarf
IHINI circular, ffffllcL and pleated
kirts. They must he full enough
n one way er anothor tn bg goft
and jfraeeful when one' moves
about,
C rEffally youin,
CATHAftlNK nniK
Kxtenian Clothing
JIVE
OPENS SEASON
Many Attractions There and
at the Studio
de Dance
Un -i'iuirsoay afternoons the «|
..aya popular cart partlci will bi
held" under the direction of Mra
W. K. Hflrrli.
At the Studio de Dance thi
muiic will be by llayraond Duffs
land his popular dance sifehMtm
ipiendld aa this music has been i]
the past, it promises Mt yor u
equal any orchestra ever heard
or danced to in Ocean City.
For in addition to the itara, u
well known to patrons of th(
studio, there will be the famoui
team of Evorwnln ant
Bridgein, and Joe Burke, thi
talented banjoist, whose * piayiiig
was the talk of Florida during the
winter.
Then there will be the "Kiddle
Car Polo Matches, 1 ' with the atndii
represented > by the alUatar team
captained by Charlie Hodgers
University of Fenn gridiron afar.
Bach week there will be at "lewt
...ii! souvenir and novelty night
and a number of big benefit dance!
are promised by Ocean City organ,
izations.
PERSONAL NOTES BY ,
BOARDWALK STROLLER
Strolling along the beach, the
other day, we came across Miss
"Peg" Miller, a popular member of
the younger set here last Hummer,
when she took pdrt in the bay car-
nival. We learned that the fam.
lly of j: Horace Miller, of IBJOl
Lincoln avenue, Moores, Pa., are
A GOOD TIME TOO
BUY BARGAINS
AND HERE ARE FOUR
BAY AVE. LOT
Between lilt and 2nd Streets
iO % SIS Feet
$12,000
Wol! Financed
BAY AVE. LOT
Between Srd and Uh SlKcta
10 X K.O Feet
8-Htory, s'Beii RMitia
All Y«ar 'Ksund Cottage
' Furnished
Gafags
$10,000
Well Financed
Tkli Will Bh.w n Revcnuii «I rrn(
2 LOTS
On Seaapray Road
Near Wealey
$8,250 Each
CORNER LOT
ieabrighl
end
lurf Roadi
71x79 Feet
$120 Per Foot
Financed
SALES, RENTALS INSURANCE
IRWIN C. NICHOLSON
REALTOR
505 Ninth Street Phone 88
With thr
hin fmi
KT* It
hi- sta bin-Huge^ with the cnol
lays we hiiye had, mart (if us woru
iur tailored Bult8_and ofUMi addod
;op foatB-^—as late ua tho Rrat weyk
if June. I
It's nicu now tn think of Bunnj 1
jays nhuad and the lovely eliif-!
'bns, i;nor(fettP«, ViilU,!!, pic,," priiiii. j
isc tii; be. tt?iidei-H for tlw' sununi'f |
ieason, Tht\v hnik m rtntl ahi 1 '
Rimfortable, ton. Tho pfinttid ma
iiriuin are iloliKlitfui urn! of un
imitod • varietv, Floral dciiKIM, I
]oth larijij and small, ure lined for|
sntjH! TrmrhH of cnmbilieci with j
1 ' material in tile way of |
, hi rtc
.impel- of
with a skirt of jiliiin miiturial, and
mmt> I'liarminB (towns lire fttsllinii-
id of th(! plain slulf, with no ilfru-
-ation at sitl,
Bliic-k c-rifffon Is In deniattd^-
Miiiiutiin*%*i all hUwkf but lunn? nftf'h
pastel colors uri; intrfiduf-iH! in
rianuls and bonihrs, Hluok frorks
for afWrnoon or evening wcur ursj
irightt.'n*?d -with a ffliy ffower itlac-
id ni ^hotilflcT fir belt.
Print!?*! crpiio i\v ciiirif?, ffiulurd,
iiiiii Nitilil^ir nilliS un. tisi'il fiir Utii-
rinrd ninfU_*li5 aiiij ary espt't-ially suit-
ail for iriiVi*!, fiir husiiH'SM, tir for
suiilhiui* mhopjiing trips. Vuu will
fine many bok pirated skirts,used
for this- typo nf drtiss anil tiioy are
^attriit-tiV! 1 . U^iiiiiiy tite plijats
are .just across the front nnd this
a point, to ciinsidi*r In a travel
eks, fur tiiun thrrij are no
«ts at the back to be snt upjon
iind spoilgiL ' I suw several such
frocks that would be .most service-
able, and ' they were gyod-loeking,
There
prints i
fimdn
nd, if
'• the nicest all-over
tali di'sl^hs for the
makes, hor own clothes,
have use for such u
TV! ^et tirui while there is a
rge sqleertlnri^nf patterns, I saw
one-pioee dress tpday that could
Lsjly. be matle from the permanent
pattein, ' it'wiis cut with Inverted
pleats at the undor.arnis scams to
give fullness to the skirt and a
narrow belt tied 4it one stita. The
front" of tho : dress had boon cut
open from nock "to belt and a two*
Inch band of plain georgette hem.
stitched .around the neckline, down
both sides of the front opening and
left to hariit in a'soft bow and
ends to the licm lino, The band
was mitrid to form the cornen of
the collar.and a similar method vim
used for the sleeve trimming,
• With a' liBureil '• mafcrial, • the
choiM of the most becomihg.ct
In the pattern for the bands a>
to'the >atlsfactioh' of' Mvlnj a
dress that .suit* one perfectly, sHd
the bit of plain color gives a noto.
of sniartneig, too, "The' sleeves
were lony,- ah.1, lie this narticuiiir
dresii, close fittlfts. in inoit of the
thin mmteriois, however, you will
find bishop. sleeves.arid ofMn.;.(iuite
U There 'war Ca ,t|av« twdipi
For
Stucco—Plastering
and Brick Work
That will be as permanent and attractive
years from now as the day it was applied,
assign the job to us,
BEST RMI7TS A'f THE
LOWEST COST
The Stucco, iPlastering and Brick Work
on the new Gateway Casino was done by
John T. Johnson
2nd and Simpson Ave. Qwanr jti^» N. J,
~ : - • ; . : - •:-•.;::'[ PHONED'435'^'?^ : '•!;/::;"V
again summerHig In their cottage
po Station roatL
niwtU, Itj, BM^I ludi
Bonmwall, of FUuiupo
mer ntident of Ocean ,,
leuned Oat Mr. Bonnl'
has obtained • three
ieive of absence from hi months
tmsltlon
n PhjtadilphJi to take ehw> tit
% builneu proposition here.
Mrs, George Lon(, of Philadel-
phia, a well known nummer rtwi-
lent here, was leu Sunday on the
Boardwalk with her sen, WUUpi,
"BlUy," of llfc-eu»rd dote. Thoy
v?er@ on an excunien hmil fer an
upartment for the aummcr.
These University boy* hsvc
been HOI alone tt« "boartai" ^
Lodnreod Miller, Bill p'Aqolniu
in.l Matthew-Korby Gale, all of
the Wharton School,
Henry T. Gray and Fre«l S.
arvos, of the Wharton School,
[Jniverilty ef Pennsylvania* and
iVillinm 3, Begley, who )• ntudy-
ng isw at O€5?^tswn$ ars piah-
ilng to resume their psiltioni hens
for tki summer.
For Choice Lots in I
WEST OCEAN CITY
Address
Augustus A, Cornet
SIS Wesley Avenue
Ottan City. N, J.
"~irphn F. lUlry, ct rlillaJilphUi;
sunini^r resWeni Sjen fvi \hv vw>t
eighteen yc»rt, is manager of one
of ths real eataM pfflcea on the
boardwalk. His daughter, Wa
Mtry M. Rlley, is his stenograph-
i)r, ninl -lie In alia fflJfRBi-d, am
fhe flret recorded 'mfiiUnn ^
bopts (a sole) to htvi occurre-1 In
Egypt, about 8,000 Id.