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Cape May County School Directory 1921—1922 ^[Continued *rom last week) TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS ( Board of Eduration / Rolia Hewitt, President, Opean / Viaw; Howard Townsend, Vice-Presi-dent, Clermont; Arlington B. Corson. Dbtrict Clerk, Soith Seaville;; Dan- | lei Bishop, Eldonr, Roxana S. Candy, Dennisville; Roland Mason, Belle- j ^ plain; H. B. Payne, South Seaville; TTiomas Brown, Dennisville; Lawrence McKaig, South Dpnnis; Charles' Brigham, Eldora. Custodian of School Moneys — Uriah Gandy. Medical Inspector — Dr. Eugene Way, Dennisville. Attendance Officer — A- H. Urquhart, South Seaville. . Regular Meetings in School BuildRig, Dennisville, at call of President Teachers ■* ^ No. 1 — Beileplain — Thomas Durell, .Grades 6 to 8; Harry P. Steel, Grades 4 to 5; Adeline Lange, Grades 1- to 3. No. 2 — Eldora — Ethel Hand, Grades 6 to 8; Mrs. Cora Chambers, Grades 1 to 4. No. 4— Ludlam's (P. 0. Dennisville) — Mrs- Ethel Blizzard, Grades 6 to®; Sarah Fidler, Grades l'to 4. No. 5 — Dennisville— Jfartha Meerwald, Grades 5 to 8f Hhttie Fidler, Grades 1 to 4. * \ No- 6 — South - Dennis — C h a r le s Meerwald, Grades 5 to 8; Mary Ludlam, Grades 1 to 4. No. 7 — Clermont — Mrs. Belle L-( Miller, Grades 1 to 8. No. 8 — South Seaville — Mrs. Mary Rice, Grades 5 to 8; Mrs. Maud Cor--son, Grades 1 to 4. No- 9 — Ocean View — Pearl LafTerty, Grades 1 to 8TOWNSHIP OF LOWER Board of Education Zfi C. Elliott, President, Cape May R. F. D-; William Ludwick, ■ VicePresident, Cape May R. F. D.; Otway Brown; District Clerk, Cape May R.F. D.; Mary Hildrcth, Cape May R.F.D-; Floyd Hoffman, Cape May R- F. D.; Nellie Elliott,- Cape May R. F. D.; Ada Weeks, Cape May R. F- D.; William R. Swain, f ape May . R. F. D.; Mrs. Miriam Garretson, Erma- ' Custodian of School Moneys — Scott * Seymoro - Medical Inspector— Dr. W. A. Lake, Erma. Attendance Officer — Jere WoolsonRegular Meetings on the secbnd Wednesday evening of each month at eight o'clock, at the Township HouseTeachers ( No. 1 — Fishing Creek — J- Durell ' . Hoffman, Grades 1 to 8. No. 2 — Academy— Joseph Elwood Chester, Grades 5 to 8; 'Mrs. John Elliott, Grades 1 to 4 No. 3 — Erma— George W. Hess, Grades 4 to 6; Mildred Carlson, Grades 1 to 3. No. 4 — CohLSpring — Ralph Taylor, "Grades 5 to 8; Francis Douglass, Grades 1 to 4. , TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Board of Education . E. D. Foster, President, Cape May " Court House; William Stuart ThompI son, Vice-President, Goshen; Joseph Douglass, District Clerk, Cape May Cpurt House; George Thorson, Rio Grande; Ralph Schellinger, Green Creek; Thomas II. Douglass, Dias Creek; Amos Brower, Swainton; Alexander Douglass, Cape May. Court House, K. F. D.; Frank L. High, Goshen. Regular meeting at call of President. Custodian of Schodl Moneys — Wll: _ lets Corson. Medical Inspector— Dr. JuliUs Way. _ Attendance Officer — Harry High. Supervising Principal John E. Clark; office, High School BuildingTeachers No- 1 — Swainton — Mrs. - Clara Tronnem, Grades' 1 to 6. NO; 2— J Goshen— Mrs- Eva Hand, Grades B to 8; Edna James, Grades 1 to 4, No. 3— Cape May Court ^louseDorothy Dandois, Grade 8; Robert , Rockafellow, Grade 7; -Ida Smith, - Grade 6; Carolyn Mack, Grade-6; Sar- . an Broughton. Grade 4; Elsie Henderson, Grade 3; Ruth Townsend, Grade 2; Juliette Young, Grade 1.' - - ' j No- 4— Dias Creek — Milton. H. Ring- ! , ham, Grades 5 to 8: Nancy G. Bock- ! Jus; Grades 1, to. 4. No."®— rGrcen Creek- — Joseph Murphy, Grades 5 to 8; Hannah Hoffman, Grades 1 to 4: No. 7 — Rio Grande — Ml H. . Bair, Grades 5 tq -8; Cornelia -Eckersley, Grades 1 to 4No. 8 — Whitesboro— A. Inez Kelly; Grades 5 to 8; Alice DeVime, Grades 1 to 4; No. 9 — Swainton — Mrs. Helen Lee, .Grades 1 to 8. , 1

, No. 10— Middle Township High ■ School, Cape May Court House — Principal, W. H. Shipe, Science; Earl ! E- Witmer, History; Elsie V. Haney, Mathematics; Walter Oliver, English; Emma Swain, Latin and English; Elizabeth Latelle, FrenchCommercial Department Louise Appleget. Physical Training j Pauline Davis. CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD r' ' Board of Education •, Allen E. Grace, President, Angle-i-|sea; Warren Gordon, Vi<fe-Presi<ient, 1 1 Anglesea; Charlej F. Sanders, Sec re., - tary, Anglesea; Joseph Long, Sr., s' Anglesea; -Richard D. Larcombe, Anglesea. - Custodian of School Moneys — P. L. Peterson, Anglesea. e Medical Inspector-r-Dr. Margaret Mace1- Attendance Officer — Harry Conn. ' Regular Meetings third Tuesday I I- evening of each month at eight I I o'clock, City Hall. « Teachers I Principal, W. L. Rohn, Anglesea, .' Grade 8; Mrs. Jane McConaghy, 1 Grade 7; Mrs. Elsie" Ouram Phillips, j Grades 4 and 6; Adella M/Henders son; Grade 3; Carolyn " Carlberg, Gra<les 3 and 5; Mrs. Meda Straub, j Grade 2; Florence Getsinger, Grade OC^AN CITY ' Board of Education s Dr. Herschel Pettit, President; Dr. 1' Thornley Hughes, Vice-President; H. j W. Townsend, Secretary; Willard W. - 1 Adams, Josephine Goff, Eleanore Sof School Moneys — Clar- ' ' | ence S, Scull. 1 Medical Inspector— Dr. Allen C- '■ Corgon. Attendance Officer — Librarian — Mattie A. Boyle. ^ CUy Superintendent James M. Stevens. ^ Teachers — High School .' Principal — Otto W. Reichley.1 Science — William J. Petty. Latin and French — Mary E- Col- •' burn. Mathdfnatics — Agnes Bradley. . English and History— Marguerite English. ^ Special Teachers Manual Training — G. K. Kilby. j Domestic Science — A. Ethel Nickt ersonCommercial Department, — Harriet EiGibb. I Physical Training — Elmer EUnger. 1 Music — Louisa T. Corson. , School Nurse — Elizabeth Hartman. V Grade Teachers > Central Avenue , Martha A. Boyle, Grade 8; Martilla , F. Ketchum, Grade 7;. Emma A. MacNeal, Grade 6; Adah L. Chamberlain, Grade 2; Beryle A. Scull. Grade 1. Wesley Avenue Edith Marshall Benedict, ^Principal, r • Grade 5; Bertha I). Cole, Grade 5; 1 Louise B. Morris, Grade 4; Bertha M. ' Voss, Grade 4; Annie E. Davidson, ' Grade 3; Hazel M. Harris, Grade 3; 1 1 Florence M. Steelpian, Grade 2; Sar1 ah M. Goff, Grade 1. SEA ISLE CITY ( Board of Education ' L. Bracca, President; William Shellen, Vice-President; William Haffert, Secretary; Harry Muller; > Harry Steer. . j Custodian of . School Moneys — 1 E- B. Arnett ] Medical Inspector — Dr. Clarence Way, ■ | Attendance Officer — Charles Hah~n. Regular Meetings at School Build- [ - ing on the last Tuesday evening of each month at eight o'clock. Teachers 1 Lerog "J:" Archer, Principal, Grades c . 7 and 8; Gertrude Fisher, Grades 5 ; and 6; Helen Coxop, Grades 3 and 4; , .Marie H. Young, Grades 1 and ,2; - Margaret Foster, Grade 1 and Kin- ! dergarten- , I BOROUGH OF SOUTH CAPE MAY . Board of Education | Isaac H. Days, President; John J-jr Cunningham, Vice-President; H- . B. j t Martin, District Clerk; James Cun- I ningham, Blanche Babcock, Rose > Days, Benjamin * Rasinger, Mrs. 1. 1 c Days. - ' '.•If O. W. .Lafforty, Frank Mende. L No- school maintained. , I BOROUGEP OF STONE HARBOR Board of Education ( Charles Duffield, President; Mar- ' garet Richardson,. Vice-President; C

1 Sarah Phillips Bunting, District - Clerk; John Reichard, M. L. Van 1 Thuyne- . ... , Custodian of School Moneys — H. I. ; Taylor. ; Medical Inspector— iDr-' G. Dandois* Attendance Officer — William 0 - Donnell. . Teachers Howard Henry, Grades 5 to 8; Beatrice Ros% Grades 1 to 4. UPPER TOWNSHIP R. W. Clouting, President, Palermo ; . Somers Sack, Vice-President, Petersburg; John W. Gandy, District Clerk, Palermo; Frank Crema", Tuckahoe; Harry Wittkamp, Strathmere; J- Al- ! fred Reeves, Tuckahoe; Stillwell Young, Beesley's Point; Townsend Godfrey, Jr., Tuckahoe; D. R. Pettit, Petersburg. . Custodian of. School Moneys — A-.H. " j Sapp, PetersburgI . Medic«I Inspector — Dr. Randolph , | Marshall, Tuckahoe. 1 Attendance Officer — J o h n <&\ ; Gandy. Teachers ■ No. .1 — Beesley's Point — Helene I • Weer, Grades I to 7. . . • No. 2— Palermo — Mrs. Sarah Young, Grades 1 to 7. > No. 3— Seaville — Mrs. Laura Bars- > by, Grades I to 7. ! No. 4 — Petersburg — Norman Vanaman, Grades 1 to 4No. 5 — Tuckahoe — Rachel T. Cart ledge, Grades 7 and 8; Mrs. Hope W. Oandy, Grades 4, 5 and 6; Fanny Parker, Grades 1 to 3. No. 6 — Marshallville — Helen Tau- . sig, Grades 1 to 6. BOROUGH OF WEST CAPE MAY Board of Education William H- Smith, PresidentrClem- . ent H. Newkirk; Vice-President; Theodore W. Reeves, District Clerk; Harry Fisher, Evan Brown, Elwood G. Roseman, Walter H. Savage. Regular Meetings third Thursday in each month. Custodian ofr School Moneys — W. L. Cummings. Medical Inspector — Dr. Frank R. HughesAttendance Officer — Daniel AlstonPrincipal, Alice Brewton, Grades .7 and 8;, Robert Westlev Dawson, Grades 5 and 6; Bessie Miller, Grades ! 3 and 4;' Carolyn Grace, Grade 3; Jennie Hughes, Grade 2; M. Catherine Bennett, Grade 1. WiWanT^Moocey 'Grades 6, '7 and 8; ; Charlotte Bayard, Grasps 3, 4 and 5; Francena Potter, Grade 1. WEST WILDWOOD Board of Education John W. Hann, President; Mrs. Annetta Albright, Vice-President; Mrs. Jane Bacon, District Clerk; Mrs. John Ashman, Mrs. Ada McCoy, Mrs. William H. MdGoombs, Mrs. Louise Shultz, Mrs. Jennie Eveland, Mrs.*" Mary Letter. -No school maintainedBOROUGH OF, WILDWOOD CREST Board of Education WMliam A. Justice, President; Foote, Vice-President; Lewis ' H. D. El dredge, District Clerk; Court- 1 : land Steelmart, E. G. Middleton, Wil- 1 : W. BattsCustodian of School Mopeys — E. B. Pagans, Regular Meetings second .Monday i evening of each month. No school maintained. CITY OF WILDWOOD Board of Education. E. M. Johnson, Sr., President; E'. Garrison, Vice-President; C. -Todd, Secretary; Jed Du Bois, Lemuel Garrison. Custodian of School Moneys — Robert J. Kay.t Medical ' Inspector — Dr. A. HCohen. Attendance Officer — A. A. Clegg Regular MUetings oh the last Friday evpning of each month at eight o'clock at the high, school building. Supervising Principal ^ - Henry C- Chalmers. .Clerk and Librarian— Edith M. Biineschuhs. High School | Principal, Lanning Myers, English : and- History; George H. diavis, j Science and Mathematics; Frank Sj Bookkeeping and English; Her- ; Gulick, Mathematics and Biolj og^; Mrs. Herman Gulick, Latin and j Spanish; R. Aileen' Grove, English. ^ Special Teachers '' Manual TVaining^-Lynn H. Boyer. Domestic Science — Mary, A. Mac- ; Commercial Department^— Harold Patton-

t ' Domestic Science—®. Aileen Grove. 1 Physical Training — Helen Epps. Drawing — Inez T. Nixon. Music — Laura Gaskill. ■ IK * Grade Teachers No. 1 — Jennie Konowitch, Grade 7; Adele Dowser, Grade Margaret Dougherty, Grade 8; Mrs. Bella Dyer, Grade 8. ! -No. 2— Addie Conover, Grade 6; Clara D. Springer, Grade 3; Elizabeth Cavalier, Grade 4; Mrs. Mary L. -DuBois, Grade 5; Jessie Eldredge, Grade . 2; Fannie Preuthon, Grade 1; Bea- ' trice Maxwell, Grade 1- - .' No. 3— Estelle Inglee, Grade J; ! Mary McClain, Grade 3; Frances S. I Brown, Grade 2; Anna Anderson, ; Grade 5; Margaret Bajas, Grade 4; Mrs.' Addie Conover, Grade 5; Adelia ' G. Jess, Grade 2; Gertrude Chalmers, Grade 2; Edith Schellenger. No. 4 — Aline Sheffey, Grades 3 to 1 6; Maude Adams, Grades 1 and 2BOROUGH OF WOODBINE Board of Education J. C. Levin, President; Joseph H. 1 Cohen, Vice-President; William ; Abramson, District Clerk; Israel Eisenberg, D- Tchnerneshafsky, Wili liam Lipman, Mrs. A. Rosenfeld, Mrsv Joseph Joffe, L- Shapiro, Dr. J. - LevensonCustodian of School Moneys — Jos. - Joffe. ; ( Medical Inspector — Dr. Josejih f Joffe- \ 1 Attendance Office^ — A. Zeller- ( mayer. 1 Regular Meetings on the third Monday of each month at eight o'clock, Central School Building. _ Supervising Principal W. I. Zechman, Office, Central School. Principal, Julius Bendet, Mathematics and Science; Bessie Becker, English and American History; Ther- ! esa Finkelstein, Latin and History; >' Arthur J. Pelletier, French and English. Central • Grade Teachers W. C. Strack, Grade 8; M. Harry 7 Feldman, Grade 7; Frances Greenstfein. Grade 6; Molly Boyar, Grade 5; ' Dotothy H. Jaffe, Grade 4; Rae Co- . hen, Grade 3; Dora Wolfson, Grade 1; Jane Vossler, Kindergarten; Bertha Zimmerman, Grade 2- * IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY ; Notice to Absent Defendant ' To FORREST RUSSELL' COLE: By virtue <jf an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made oh the day of tW date hereof, in a cause whgrein Rosina R. Cole is petitjoner and. you, Forrest Russell • Cole, arejlefcidant, _you>are required ■ ^-eriSwef petitioner's petftion, on or ' before the^foutth of February, ] next, or that ip default thereof, such / ' : decree will be made against you as the Chancellor ~shalL think equitable- N and just. ' • \.l . " ^ . | The said petition- is filed agalijst c for a divorce from. the'bonds of 1 matrimony. I Dated December. 3. 192L JAMES M. E- HILDRETH, Solicitor for Petitioner. 214 Ocean st-, Cape May, N. J. 12-17-21-958 MARK HANNA MAN APPOINTED

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