Jun 1926 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

)KNS
BNELY EQUIPPED
'FORNEW SEASON
Horace C. Hodgfbon, With
'J-"x.tensive Experience, the
'£tN Manager
ft. VOEGELIN
SHOWERED WITH
FELICITATIONS
Ion,' D D.pndtorofthePirat Pre«ytcrian
Chun.ii of Atlantic City
Dr Mellon related hi acquaint
ancezglitp uith Dr VoeRelin an 1
us father, in wliu e fmiUtops the
'on followed, and forcefully pre
ented the Christian miniitr} ab
the jreal nristucrncy uf the teen
tieth century Dr Mellon comiiar
cd thi minirter £ vibitH (oomputpd
ill the matter of dollaro and cent?)
with amount i paid other who
r.Lrvnl the ill and uflllclul. His
words and deeds, were they remu.
.. refurnished, brightived
and yet retaining
tnnt'atmc hers whiih has drawn
ilW tltenti Fi» aftw year, the
j'llr- liking "" mMuMHSMh In
L* rliA: fit i.F . Annt^—
i thu hotth ssettpn of tbg s netnted on thi wine basis of the
public lecturer or the niH£«in°
writer, hi pointed out, would yield
a far frtittr revenue than the
jwacher receivel or itekp, "The
gjirit of eaeriflce," ha deelsfedi
3ty| cpin-
••t Wedncsdaj' v.ith a satlsfvJnir
"' f of jnieati and reservaifeiii.
wjiirji JtisnjiM to make this one o
Ihf 1 gciareu,
"necessarily ieta the the'man
oi of Ooll
in a CIBBR by himssIT," and in I this
he found the aristocracy.
bilghiegl sssssns of its The benediction wa« flttlnily anil
lr^iHs ,_. G , Hodgson, Hd ffor
(eelingly prsnaunced hy Dr. Voe.
turiity years manager of the plad gelin, after which the several hun.
Hti 116 Hotel, Philadelphia, assumes 2nd members of the eanpegation
ft ti i KhUaif peiitisn hire and hap sl repaired to ladeneii tabjes prepared
*\ rciuty Installed' th& taaeheg which through the kindness of the Ladies'
r old guists of a caravunswry es- Auxiliary,
itttt set oft their return ye& Sketch of PBator
^ar and slis many improve^ Dr. Charles P. N. Voegelln, boni
ihitti in tht matter of decorative In Pabarson, N. J,, was educntetl
t i»litlllsbnientip with their premlsi in the public schools of that plae*
*tl* ^rjpriie • '
and New York City, nod received
Atr*=Hodgs©n haa made, pal i l l i t L t h l l ! t!
titular effsrt to assure the sami
ri FASTS ssyyiee tor whieh th
has hfgn noted under the
direction of Mrs, K* ^
aeted in thi »em and
many familiar
sf ^ welcomed th
the season wa£ limriqh
of all gees hotel
thrsagh years of siri
beyly found themselves.
je new manager is enthusiasti
it tte propoaed new Ocean Ci
tff Club course, and !i
aUvg to ite manifold
n
FOB SUPPLIES
ddres*ed to H, W* Tbwnsni*!i*s
for tit? jiublif SchOQU in said f-it? tst (he
¥S«F ending JullS 3Slh. I5Z7, Ffirc^ IB 1^
far delivery f, s, b, O«*n City, N. J,
LHI of *upi(ii#s m»n whieh bids will be
fee*iv«J will b* fnfmah«S yitsn ainilieftihjii
te the seereisr*. The riefet. Is H?^f^>d ti
rvjret Ihy SF sil UMIS,
BJ ai^r 5f the Beard of E.luc-iinn ef
O w o Cttf. N. ,.__ ^
S
PROPOSAL FDR CO A I,
\6d i,UU BddRiiHd in H. W, Ta*ti=
S«?msry. snd tnjifkcd pa the suiuidc
as is esntefiis, will be rc-eeived bu 111*
Board of Eduesfinn of Qrenn Cily. KPW
Jefwy, ai « rtiwiiae i*> b* held in ih«
=- "-"- • — • JtriHHt. BuUdiiw-
ing at the sioomneld Theolo
ivina Tise, July
Seminary, graduating from tha ipts"bin* in O-e public schetil builtlin^ in
i;
stitution in June, iSOl,
• • * -> - fifl>, jf,R?i ffiaR? (1;
He wag Uceiuedlto.Brea
at Mbytir Dover, N. of J., Morns in April, an free fpsm liirt aud sthi-r foreign Bagitcr,
1901. JQ pmifiils £9 !hs ten, i'ssl la b* dt-
On Jung 28, 11)01, he l was or. .Ted Into ift» biiis iri*i>
ns d•jll-vr,,^
fay the Be&rd r,f Eduction .Ijr-
daineil and Installed pastor ef the (•I ths ichSQl J«F «-s4.fi£ June gOth, 1951,
First Reformed Church of Central The ._ rfshi ii renSFved in rejeet say e. all.
Bridge, N. ¥., the birthplaee of •w*= _
George Westlnghouse. An uncle of BF nrd¥P of the Beard ef l^uratisn cf
Mr, Westinghoune was an elder in Oetan «iy, N. J,
R, W- TOWNSEMt.
this congregation.
From April, 1BD4, to June, 190B, PROPOSAL FOR FLAGPOLE
Mr. Voejelin was jjartflr of the Sealed t*ids Mdd.gi&ed UJ H, W, Tswp
Ocean Hill Reformed Church of HBd, g€fFi«Fy. Bi iBSFk€d OB fiUtSid? ul
to the hot£l and home life Brooklyn, N, Y. In 1908 he was IS tBntcntg, T»il) 1* Pcc^ivrf hy ih¥ BoftFd
at EdyMtlsB or Ocean Citi, N»« Jena,
b* ,^ — resort,?. Thm factUhat for callsd fe> the pastorate of the mi & matins Is be held in the B&Jinl Rmiiil
"*+ nlajiy years Mr. Hodman and hUi Lakeview Presbyterian ChoKI. of In ill Hiih Sthr.-,] BUldini, m eisht P, U,,
Uirlluhl s,vini Tinu., July l.llh, l?2i. frr
j t fspMfty ha\q been sojourning of Or V*>e
, he emphasised the fact that
; (juart^r of a centurj ha*!
the most remarka jle the
L has witnc'-ed fax many cpn
fles. He briefly traced thr ad
_j made m science and in me-
Oi|wJs of church work ami effnrt
fft years ago 'anie A OUT
i &oul/ M he ^fild. "was Ihe bur
of the preacher, while tmhj
^ have entered an era when th?
jit h, of Gt>d realizes that corporate
i^s have foul's, and that Chn^
IIJ njty i& applicable to tht^t ami
[^ ROf made all the more plta^lrifr
K^ tefe-metl to the mamfLf.t «^J
\aihng Ocean City's relii
in co-ongratin(r in all
"- nerd things for its tivic and rtll-
jjs wcllbeine.
J% j! Ght West Jcrsov Trcsbjlrry wa»
tt absented liy thr Hev G H
H fyiingway, T> 1>, pastor of tlir* Mr*
i is^national president of the
iriiosc dutic? as a pujipt&k^^'haTC
filled him with
fall II lit tocpeHencgs sni enmes
'ffiilneafl,4joth t 0f' r nhich "were m
li'nrfe Wednesday Evening
Money tor Pastor
rUWal 'aHacc'apolte
of |he Bsteem'with which HIE
iif(ur,aJld'h£s \rffri An held by
>ir^ uf thedniridi, a beuntiful
o to.'-which waa at fr/t t|ne
lu«d ty the prrtBidinjr^rflwr,
7iif tlif iflhf ^, _,__
"• -oiiHlitjtikthripnlBjtfroirfitl
Sn tray cuicrid with trily
'HIP
cnaty nil'rer i •» * f dp.
^ J NEVER USED
# / • •
White Porcelain
Inside and Out
Nickel Trimming
i Cost 1210,00
.W1U Sacrifice for
*75 .00
Do Not Let This Bargain
Pass By You
V Also
One 9x12
WILTON RUG
/ A- Gray Color
/ / Only One. Year, Qld
, In Perfect Condition
YU-mm. MOULD
Alt NtttthStreet
1926
KENSINGTON CARPET CO,
REFURNISH FOR THE 4TI
The Kensington Store Offers Remarkable Values for TMs Week Only»-That Will
' * You In RefurnlsWpg Roonii and Apartmente at Great javlnp
MAHRESSES
of This Weak Only
Cotton and (elt^-aB ilMi —
choice tic kit
eKBlleot suali-
Ijp —
jtrjj __ wj> rth
FEATHER PILLOWS
17x25 SIZE
AH h«w fesiurei
EBvered in A, C.
A. or Art tick. —79*
SIMMONS' GUARANTEED
COTS
Special Balance
of This Week Only
' _ Breakfost$A 4 ,50
lPc - SUITE L I
Exieptiesally weB m«de—Very
pea grsiB snd antique blue epBmeli,
esain. Worth {,35.00.
8
Bedroom Outfit
L.tBe kurmu mid. of ieliulM W.IBUJ ud Gumwood, In v.,, nut two.t
with Urge'fuli •!» mlrriir. Simmaiu' 2.in. onliaaoiMBUt, inch filler ni
ininteej Simmm.. 1 4-bBnd ruitltM link fibiio iprinii SO pound purs whll« &ilen fl m
2 Urge feather pilbw«> wfilnul ehsf? ana iquare psif
fs raafeh. A matt atitfii
at B ^frnprkablg ipeeial ««'•-
An exceptional ualiit
for the balance of
tliis week only.
attractively iruihed in i?sry
Note ths sturdy iad .graeeFel
EXTRA FINE GENUINE
3 PC. REID SUITE
Special—Balance of Week Only
6-Foot Settee
All ciQiely woven, automobile
spring seals, upholstered In pretty
cretonnei. In enamel finishes. Settee
is five feet Ions. A very eonif
artable ehair and rocker. Regularly
worth $100.00.
CURTAIN SPECIALS
white
RHtNELANDW
GUARANlCdy 1
Reed Fiber
Rocker or Chair
Fin- llic Halancc
of This Week Only
Special Salts of RUFFLED CURTAINS
, Tia-backB to match. 2V4 yards lonf that originally iold
for Sl-25 to $2.00 a pair, Thsy come in plain vhite and ^mf
have colored ruffles and otheri colored doti.
Especially priced at
WINDOW SHADSE
W
eiall^e in slip eovcri, alia mtefi&F
Let yl give you is eitlmale.
RUGJPRSCES SLAUGHTERED! NEVER SUCH VALUES!
An Opportunity of a Ufdtime-^pmmalB for Thfe Week Only!
Rag Rugs
SIZE 24x36
Regular SI,00 Value
Hit and misa rffects.
Special this week.
.$45.00
^ Ruga
Grass Rugs
9x12 SIZE
ReEuI«r 37-50
Special thi* wee
Smith's Seamless
Heavy Velvet Rugs
i TRINGED ENDS
$40.00
z Rug.
8.3x10.6
$35.00
Rugs
7.6x9
$24.50
Double
1
$30.00
6x9
'Rugs
Grass Rugs
8x10 SIZE
Regular tSSO Value
(rrati
rp p —- stencilled patternt
Special l f I v«elt only.
for.
SQ.85 3
KEI^SINGM CARPE
IMPORTED
Marie Antoinette
RUGS
9x12 Size
.75
GRASS RUNNERS
Will! Bordtfe
' Regular 75c yd. value — 24
and 27 inches wide Special for
Smith'* Heavy
Yelevt Rugs
27x54 SIZE
Regular $2.50 Value
Large variety of .pattern!
Special for thil "week only.
$1.69
1
49c
Smith 1 . Heavy ,
Tapestry Rugs
22*48 SIZE
Regular *2 00
Good choice p
ipecisl for thu wee
Seamless *
AXMINSTER RUGS
8.3x10.6 ^Iffi
s28.25
Reg. ?45.00 Value
INLAID LINOLEUM ;|
- le — I very |—••»"•"
aq.-yd.
DivfifH and a|)piiriituf; are how
t k f T B l k k
York—Htiivlnf; their bent tu mine
thn ill-f»ted subirijirine, the S-SJ,
whose tragic Hlnkinic ntunn«i| the
country last ^ycur. LkMiL-Cfim^
iimnler Etjwuni Kllsber^ of tin
Nuvul Construction Corns, is in
charge of the work ;HKI mportp
satlHf»ctory prv{rr(.Hsj to duti:. $
Him"df an expert di\er Officer
EUwberK haa perfected ati under.
v* itt i itltmlorch tli it I pioMiU'
t|Uil+i ^UCCP ^ful in hi^ pn cut 11 K
It i UM d foi blowing liol. mt(
tin t-tul MICH of tli xUl i mit
tind into thi ^L, tfitnino lieiiifT
[)iim|)C.l Let forrt (In w iti j
now in tlie mft out of tlie com
part mint und muki ' fLniv ei icr
Dutto ah)W --li.p.-. ( rinimin lit
HKhi r^ h ii.iup hih living tpput
itni ii lju till pn |ifimlor\ to £oiriju
ilyttii to operate his tprehi
PERSONALS West Philadelphia^ are at
Hay avefjuia refiidinee.
their
, Mr. and Mrs, Geprge W, llobb,
Frank H, Cumpion, broker und«?' y* e *t Philadelphia, have oiiuneij
family, of Gennaiitown, ape ee=; their wttoga, "Robb-In," in the
cupying their cottagej 1034 Centra! Gar " flftli -
avenue. A. B. Watson, of the Hel^ravly,
- is Mi Drew, of West Phllaiiel- Fhiluduljihm, has opened his set*
phlq, ig at hln cottier, 151 Occttn ta ^' Il! * 2 Wesjev avenue,
roadj far the geaaon, i James P, Carson, of Germnn-
T. ^ Mitchell and family of. town, M at 1422 Ocean avenue for
Philadelphia, are at their Huinmei-1 thq ""m^er KaaHon,
«ttagg£ 105 Simpson avenue, this C, A, H. ^nok, of Lanoaster,
city, . - - . who is financially interested here.
Alfred H, Paulus, of West Phila- !H in Stone Harbor,
delphia, is at 808 Eark placi, for Mrs, H, Spc-cso Rronson and
tht_ summer,
dauBhter, Jane, of Queen uum Lane tune
Fred W, Willanl and family, of Ma Manor, 'Phllndejphin, 'Phlldjphi have opened
Philadelphia, have opened their cot their cettafje, 1904 Central avenue,
tage, 808 Thini itreet, for the sea- W, H, Bennett, of Philadelphia,
gon,
is oecupyini,' his cottage, 005 Sec.
L»on Hampton, of Weshinffton,
anil street, this city. '
p, CM ia here for the sea, hiiv- Mrs, H, V, Grantees, of West
ing opened his cottaje, 1818 As- Phiiaileiphia, Is at her Hummer
bury avenue,
herne, 67 Siffl|)soii road, this slty.
Mrs, Hannah Haenn, of Fhila-
S, D, Krier, , who has been a re.i ei leiphia, has opened her cottage,
dent of this cit ity f for some ti time, hhas
837 Btenton placn, for the season,
, jone to Bast.JIBVHI, .JIBVHI, Con Conn, •The nev. Dr. A, Q. Kynett, of
Mra. Jogeph h Berry, B of f PPhilsiiel
Philaciclphia, is fit his cottau-e, 114
phla, ia here for the season, having Twelfth street, this city, for the
opened the family's cottage, 1311
Central avonus,
Kb, Kelley, of West Phila.iol-
Chas, A. Jones, of Oennantown, ihla, is at his summer home, 1884
who hag a cottage at Fourth lentral avenue.
Hurry Woolevef, of West Phil,
street and Corinthian avenue, left adelphia, Is now at his cottage, 387
this week for Europe, He sailed Wesley iivenuo, for the season,
on the 01 . and expects to be George M, Weiss and wife, with
gone untir middle of August, their daughter, Mrs, T. Wuyne
Dr. Howard Head and family, of MiicDowell, of aermontown, ore at
Philadelphia, are now at their cot- their cottaie. They aw accompan
tage, 121 Ocean avenue, where Dr. by the e Kev Kev, W, H. Myers, of
Read has resumed his practice for Heading. Mrs. Frank Kelley_, of
the season.
Phiiudolphiu, s "the guest of "Sirs,
AsiiBt-imt City Solicitor J, Burr- M e
wood Daly and family, of Philadol. frank w.illard, of the Philado!
phi», ore at their cottage, 14S1 phia Board of Viewers, and family
Central avenue, for the season, are at their Hyminer homo here for
Mr. and M, C, R. Marsh, of
ClevelBnil, are ppendinff a few Powell 6 Flthiaiii director of
weeks with their aunts, the Misses music In the Ciimilnn puhlle
Oreth, at 11 IB OccBn avenue, schools, and Mrs. Fithinn have
P, C, Fox, of Newnelil, has come down from their home in
opened hiii apartments on the sec- HaiUlonfielil, and am occupying
ond floor of S2B0 Wesley avenue. thnir cottage, «D7 Thlr.1 street.
Miss Marffaret K, Kelley, of Mr. and Mrs. H, 0, Hallinger,
Ovcrbrook, i.t at her summer home, of Camden, hiivo opened their
at Swteenth street and Asbury Nummer home, BIB First, street,
avenue.
this city., Mr, HallmKer is_nnan
, Dr. Cyrus Pridy and family, of daily interested in Ocean City,
1 don't want to take die
work away from your
regular builder-r
But if his work is not iatiif aetory or
he is too busy to do it, look over the
building I have just completed on
Fifth Street, East of Corinthian Avenue—52
Rooms in 56 Days-
No job too Me and
None to small;
Give me a call.
One and AH
~ •
Clarence Dunkleberger
. Contractor and Builder
, REAL ESTATE - INSTANCE
1536 Central Avenue Phone 763-J
r ^ OCEAN CTTY, N. J-
! ~ v Or Your Own Broker
If NIGHT OF SONC
and Mrs Byard Camilcliflel, circling standards
of Wilminjfton. spent tbe 'opened his cottage, 1830 Cen Glory
p y
with' Mr. and Mrs. H. W tral avenue.
b
Mr Steolman awakened pn
T1JOS. P. Walker, of Philadelphia. di th
veg
, fuuuly. i
Haddonfkld, ar« here^foj_lhe I
son, loe act. at thefr cotti
Forty ninth Rtr^et mid „
uvenue Mr Chew |*i thv popular
rurtet) of tht. Owan City trolley
me
men entered the edifice and occu-
GLdrffo p I.arltf*t Philattelphfa
ths fact n
juslne*^ man iu.il 'well known cot
thorn, chairs wore requisitioned to Klansmen he expected expecd to wear It
accommodate tho h assembling bli g con
Higi r in South Ocean Citj, \ d down Broad d street, t in i Phildlhi Philadelphia,
With folded ld
, p ,
arms and dnring ri the h Ntttlonnl N t l l Klonvocstion K l t i
Kl t S t b hil
r hem
Tor the •"eu'son
I D Fulmer and wife. «f Phil
ulilphiu art occupy nig Uifir (*>t-
.iffi m South Oceun City All the
mh hi\t hi i n trjnij.'* Ut t,ct under
L»\t.r tjin < Mr | uhi/r arn\al
Geor^f ( ook und family of Hint
lonfi* Id in ul tht n "Limiw r lionu
in Ihf I ortv mi th «trf t *i i Mini
for (he sfa^on Mi f ook is nit n
iiflul wilh th* Fir^L Naitunul Bunk
of Philnkljihia
Wrf I S Smith of Plnlmlcl
i>hi t, H oriiifijiriff her cottage
14It Asliurv i\fnm wlitie tr-
D Minanl Sluiw wu a wetk!
i (hitor at tin I'lmuJ* ri
The lt, &4 Fin»t sLi- Those who armed e itlv at the Milhllk-
At the conclusion of hifl
for the se
lutstorit (fruunds, mellowed in tin Sermon, tho Rev DeWitt C ' taps" were sounded to t
Jolui S. Ked'ham, of
fading light of i sitting tun, wen iCubli
unusually stirring session.
Wl11
" land Welch* ^_ ^H
... .Ir, "
delssohn, sopranoi,ao|o and «WU. .
o. Mrs. Bonrty A^'^aon i #*.J|
Choir "Ssvliw, IlrraUin •iftDJ J
5v6n.nff - meffida£? / (WI1dnn«n)ht A
Harry Howe SheUfiy „/ /•'•S'if
The Conly