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FB1DAY, JOTE 12, MU.

CAPE MAY OffOMTY TIMES,

TTie Week in Real Estate Tr&nifen of Cape May County Property as Recorded in the Comity Clerk'- Office

Extracts of All Deeds Filed

Published In conjunction with the Cape May County Gazette, Cape May Court House, week ending May *9: Ocean City Winfield S. Dougherty, et ux.. to Eneas Gillespie. Lot 17, section D. plan 4. Bay Profit. Eneas Gillespie to Winfield S. Dougherty, et ux. Same as above. John J. Riley, et ux.. to Loretta M. Riley PonOere. Lots 1, l. J, 4. 6. 6. 155, 166. section H: lots 615. 526. section K: lot S6. section D. John Eeener. el ux.. to Florence A. Bean. Lot 614. block 6. plan 1. narFlorence A. Bean to John Beeuor et ux. Same as above. John Beener. et ux., to Florence A. Bean. Lot 616. block 6. Gardens. Florence A. Bean to John Beener. et ux. Same as above. Stilwell B. Smith, et ux.. to Le B. Shaw. Parts of lots 727. 728. tion K. with dwelling. „ . _ J. Alfred Uyn. et ux.. to Robert Lynch. J1.60C. Lot 2928. block 29. p! 2. Gardens. David Davis, et ux.. to David Davis. Jr. Undivided one-fifth interest In W. a. half of lot 3031 and all of lot 3032 block 80. plan 2. Gardens.

Isabel F. Rogers, et *J.. Ex'crs. Harvey C. Dale, et ux. 39.250. L IS and S. E. 10 feet of lot 14. plan

Bernard Ruckeechel.

llcLaughlan-Conover Company >o Ray Simons. 39.250. Lots 4638 to 46 both inclusive, plan 2. Gardens George D. Gaffney, et ux . to Robert 8. Halt e* ux. 313,000. 8. E. 70 fest of lot 626. section G. w , , Florence G. Shafer, et vir. to Mabel 8. M. Bramble. 36.600. Lot 4. map 1. of lands owned by W. H. Pelsroth. Sarah H. Wlntersteen. et vir.. to Matthew A. Roth, e* al. 37.000. Lot beginning in 8. E. line Ocean Avenue. 250 feet S. W. from S. W. line 11th Blanche E. Stevenson to Fran

s 1021 Central Ave-

non, et ux. $100. Lot 16. block 166. 2nd Ward with buildings. Joseph Probtnsky. et ux.. et ale . to James Stsirs. $100. Lot 14. block 167. 2nd Ward with building. Theophilus Dare et ux.. to Dare Brothers Inc. Lot 29. block 124. plan Henry H. Ottens: subject to 4 1-2 feet right-of-way on E. side premises. Samuel G. Seeger to Ernest Smith. 1750. Lots 20. 22 Mock 134 plan Henry H. Ottens addition. Wm. J. Hunter Jr., et ux.. to John E. Bowman. $650. Lot 15, block 165, Ottens addition. Henry H. Ottens to Ferdinand Joseph Haug. $400. Lot 31. block Mary P. Massle to James A. L. Harris. $1,700. Lots 35. 37. block 198. Anglesea. North Wildwod Lend Company to James A. L. Harris. Lots 3». 87. block 198. North Wildwood Land Co. Robert Bright to Ida Euler. $100. Lot 213. 1st Avenue, block 220. 1st

Ward.

Borough of West Wildwood idwood Extension Realty Company to Lillie W. Schmidt. Lot 38. block 17. City of Wildwood Joseph Problnsky. et ux., et als.. to [orris Ehaitz. et al. Part of lots 7. !. block 158. map Holly Beach City. Theophilus Dare, et ux.. et als.. to Dare Brothers. Inc. Lots 3. 4. block C. map of land and riparian right; William Oozan, et ux.. et als.. „ David McKIbbin. Lots 27. 28. block 29. 1st Ward. Robert B. Whitaker, et ux.. to Warran W. Tenney. Inside portion of lot block 75. Holly Beach City. . Nelson Pearson, et ux.. to John Wemer. Lots 9. 10. block 136. Holly “each City. David McKIbbin to Thomas A. Goodis. Lots 8. 10. block 5. Wildwood Beach Improvement Co. Mary H. Schlenzig. et vir., to I L. Patent, et ux. $100. Parts of 4. 5. 9. 10. block 168. second map Holly Beach City, with building. Borough of Wildwood Crest Cecelia M Logan to Joseph C Scully. Lots 32. 32 block 66. Wildwood Crest Company.

4. plan 1. Gardens. . Katherine W. DeToeetal.Ex crs. to Joseph J. Lawleas. 316.000. Lot 701. section C. known i

5-.800 on it« payroll, a record for that plant. Highland Park still leads all plants with 65,800 employees, though this number Is considerably lower than the peek employment record of 1923, which was before the transfer of several thou&xud men to River Rouge when the motor assembly and crankshaft departments were moved there. Along with the steady Increase In employment In Detroit, due to greater production demands, there have been corresponding increases at domestic assembly plants until the employment rolls for these now show close to 44,000 employees.

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Jargaret 1_ _ . tfcur B. Measlck. Lot 28. block 47. Sarah Bash, et vir.. to Joseph Scrivanl. Undivided half Interest In lots 15. 16. block 18. plan Wildwood

Crest Co.

Joseph Scrivanl. et ux.. to Harry C. Stltes. Lots 15. 16. block 12. Wildwood Crest Co.

Abramo Parrott! to Frank Sam . et ux. Sl.COO. Lot 5. plan Glen Cove lots: together with free use of Private Interior harbor known as Ole.: Ojye. Pearl L. Smithgall. et vir. to Minnie L. Toth, et vir. Lot 514. Bayous. Charles Ee'.bil to Harry 8. Powell, et ux. Lot 644. section F. F.^Fcrater. ^ ?*.&' N John I R. l, Jones. et ux.. to Horaf' W. bSrKr in 7 '8*E. mle CemSfArenue! 86 feet S. W. from B. W. line 27 Harry*P Harding to Samvel Shaw, et ux. 32.550. Lot 4. plan of toU at Ocean City owned by H. P. Harding. Thomas ’E. Wlnstanley. et ux.. to Elsie R. Wlnstanley. lot 29. section 7. Ocean City Land Company. Upper Township Michele Migilacclo to Hnatnan Sapp, et ux. $600. Tract at Marnora. beginning at point In center Seashore

Charles A. Riley, et ux.. to Harry B. Drummond. Lots 12. 18. block 6. plan Cape May Terrace. Borough of West Cape Msy Charles E. Cox. et trx.. et als.. to William B. Knight. $600. Lot on S. aide Columbia Avenue, adjoining landa William Holland, et ala., containing 7.500 square feet. Sallle R. Eastwick. et als.. devisees, to Harry L. Kebr. 32.600. Lot beginning ax road near Cape Island bridge thence down creek from bridge, con talning one acre of land and marsh. Cape May City Walter Barber, et ux.. to Herman L. Schmaltz. $3,800. Lot beginning at point In N. aide line Windsor Avenue. 466 feet E. from Intersection S. line Broadway and N. line WindWaiter W. Mooney, et ux.. t« George F. Kutherford. East half of lot 2. section 6. Cape May Land Co

Harry 8. Wagner to Augusta Bencker. Lot 8. plan River Front lota, with buildings. Matilda Holderman to F. G. Brown. Lot 7. plan River Front lots at Tucka-

h ° e ' Sea Isle City

Walter Pfeiffer, et ux.. to Joseph Love, et al. *175. Lots 14. It. Mode 28. N. E. section, tax mar block 35-A. Charles H. Clouting, et ux.. et als.. to Sea Isle City Realty Company. Lots L X block 17. plan Venicean Park. Same to John M. Simpson. $800. N. E. division part of lota 29^ 30. *1. ». block 22. plan Venicean Park. S. w.

section, block 46-C. Oakley Oowdrick.et

to Anna H.

Gregg. Lots 24. 25. Mock A. 8. W. section. Ux Mock 44-D. with buildings. Also lots 22. 23. block A. 8 W.

section, or Tax Block 44-D. Anna H. Gregg to Oakley Cowdrtck.

et ux. Lots 22. 23. 24. 25. block A.

S. W. section. Tax Block 44-D.

Borough of Avalon

Rose McKinney Canfield, et vir.. to George H. Morton. *200. Lots 36. 38.

section 43.

WUllam B. Hambleton. et als.. Trustee, to Alice E. Hambleton. 350.

Lot 126. section 2.

Ada M. Reynolds, et vir.. to Sarah Elizabeth Reynolds. $400. Same as above. _ Kiddle Townsnlp George H. White Land and Improvement Company to Candis Spreggin. Lou 87. 88, block 16. section 4. W S£S? > U 0 H. T. wails. LOU 96. 98. 100 102. block 12. Wildwood Heights. J. Harry Law. et uz.. to Ellas T. Horn. $40. Unn- mbered lot on E aide 3rd Avenue, .-quare 9. range X. “Siaorge* 1 ^* 1 White Land and Improvement Company to PWlllp Cox. et ux. Lots IS. 14. block 328. plan L. Height* City of Uorth Wildwood Frederick Marks, et ux.. to Angleaea Building A Loan Association. 21606 N. W. half or 25 feet of lot 619. Pine Avenue, block 103. with ‘’“FnlSk* J**Biddle, et ux. to William Fre kiln 1i.ll *100. Lot *7. block -J4. tad Ward. __ Gueuve H. Warner to Kugene i*-ti-

Ford Pay Roll Now Numbers 16i,000 The Ford organization is now employing more than 161,000 persons In Us various actlvHiee throughout the United States, according to the latest employmeiit figures. This is a record for the industry. The largest increase has come, as might he expected, in the Detroit area, where the Company’s big manufacturing plants are located. Here close to 146.000 have been added to the employment list since March 1. The big majority of workers are employed, of course, at tho Highland Park and River Rouge plants. The River Rouge now has

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