THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1942

8»rr Star «nft Wanr

Kiwanis Pinmen Rolling In New Contest By Jen Rutherford Hello, everybody! Here’s your horsey correspondent back with you again for the new winter Kiwsnis bowling series to be played at the Cape Recreation Center. A 72 game schedule has been arrsnged, winners of the first half wfQ .play winners of the second for the grand championship. M. C. Frymire. Cape May's stylist, will captain a hard boded outfit known as the Big Shots, composed of Kingfish Holhngsead, little Andy Steger and Juicy Harris. You know, folks, Herby is so patriotic. He just junked a beautiful 1942 Chevrolet and donated it to the salvage committee. Nice going, brother! Kid Hughes, who is bowling from a go-cart thes*. days, will captain a wild and wooly bunch composed of Trouble Lehman, Two-Gun Kuni and Cape May’s real estate czar, dapper Eddie Griffin. Keep both eyes on this team. They're really vicious. They will be known as the Trouble Shooters. Honest Amos Ricker will lead the Blue Bloods, a classy, snappy bunch of keglers. That suave and sophisticated ex-Hollywood star Pickard is his lead-off man. Say, you should have seen this gent ewer at the dredge dinner. He wrapped a slice of Virginia baked l»«m around two turkey legs and, brother, did he go to town? Oh, yes, and the Kearney avenue prince is on that team . . . “Handsome" Wally and the Little boy with the big scores, of course it’s Albert. Not bad, eh? They'll be a good runner-up any way. Well, last but not least come* the Rutherford Trotters, headed by your horsey correspondent. TTie King of 5 & 10 stores, Nick Swain, is number two man. Uncle Frank Rutherford (or I should say Mayor de luxe and U. S. Navy inspector) is number three man -and darlin’ Jack Cresse, the great screwball bowler, anchor

man.

Jack is better known as the ink spot bowler. He has an ink •pot on the alleys for his delivery gauge. (Of course, that’s

science).

Now that we’re all acquainted here are the highlights of the - first two matches. Harris stole _ the show with a 244 and 2101 = game. Eddie Griffin paced pff a | = 196 and 218 game. Lehman back- “ ed him up with 193, A1 Little upset the whole works with 201 - 212 and 195 for three games. Cresse added insult to injury' with a = 220 and a 215 game. Hollingscad “ cracked off a 201 game. Steger popped up with 187. Frymire dusted off the alleys for 203. Wally threw in a 188 game for good measure, which gives us the final

team standings:

Won Lost

Big Shots 6 1 Blue Bloods 4 2 Trouble Shooters 3 3 Trotters 0 6

Capa Wlaif Jhii Wade

Mrs. Maude Mitchell returned to Cape May this week from Louisville, Ky. where she has been visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Lieutenant and .Mrs. Gale Mitchell, for a month. Miss Miriam Lyle visited her brother, Morton Lyle, a student at Duke University in North Carolina, over the holiday weekend. Mrs. Harold Alden has been spending several days in Philadelphia with Mr. Alden. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lengert, Jr., of Philadelphia, were visitors in Cape May over the weekend, overseeing their property interests. Christian Krula spent the weekend here with his mother, Mrs. Julia Krula. Miss Frances Krula enjoyed the weekend in Philadelphia as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reeves, of Philadelphia and Cape May. Miss Patsy Burns, of Bridgeport, was the weekend •guest of Miss Mary Alice Feitz. Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Mencke and Miss Bruce Mencke, of Cape May, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wilmeth, of Washington, D. C. during the week. Charles Doak. of Philadelphia, enjoyed Sunday here with sisterfc, the Misses Doak. Lieutenant (jg) and Mrs. John Haig left Cape May this week after making their home here for the past year. Raymond Teitelman, U.S.C.G., was fhe guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Teitelman, over the weekend. Charles Reeves, of the U.S.C.G., was the weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Reeves.

Samuel Schellenger, son of Caf*tain and Mrs. Ralph Schellenger, of Philadelphia, spent part of the week here with his grandmother, Mrs. .Sara E. Schellenger. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Millet, 2nd., of 'Bywood, Pa., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Hughes during the week. James Love, of the U.S.CJ3., stationed in New York City, spent part of the week in Cape May with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Halsey Love.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flammer, Mr. and Mrs. Lyndel Flammer, Mrs. Earl Nichols and her baby

and Mrs. Richard Flammer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Carley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Corson entertained Mrs. Corson's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Church, Sr., and Miss Evelina Church and Walter Church, Jr. for the weekend. FARM LABOR SURVEY COMPLETED WEDS. COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County extension service volunteer Corps completed a survey of farm labor on 300 Cape May County farms last Wednesday, County Farm Agent Henry H. White reported late last week. Copies of the survey cards were kept in the County Agent'a office for future reference.

4-H CLUB NKWs'

al and war stamp prizes be ready for distribution by Christmas. Eighty 4-H Club members in Cape May County will receive these awards. The Cold Spring Club had its rst poultry meeting since its reorganization and Mr. Patton, county club agent, showed pictures illustrating how to select a laying hen.

■OTXCX or APPUCATIOH rOB

To Whom ll May Concern: I’urauant to the provision* of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled. "An Act to Authorize Persona to Change their Names", approved February -4th. 1876 and the amendments or supplements thereto, notice is hereby given Uiat I shall apply to the Inferior Court of Common Pleas of Uie County of Cape May. N. J.. on Wednesday. the 8th day of December, A. D. 1842. at ten o'clock In the forenoon. or as soon thereafter as 1 can be hoard, for an order to authorize me to assume another name, to wit: the name of HOWARD FRANKLIN SPERA JACKSON. Dated November 7. A. D. 1942. HOWARD FRANKLIN SPERA. Cape May City, N. J. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Attorney

NOTICE TO X.TMTT CREDITORS Estate of LOGAN B. TATLOR. Deceased. Pursuant to the order of IRVING MICH. Surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the twenty el(hth day of October. A. D. 1942. oi lb- application of the subscriber. Administratrix of said deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or afllrmatlon their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the twentyeighth day of October. A. D. 1942. or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Dated October 28th. A- D. 1942. CATHERINE M. TATLOR T. MILLET HAND. Proctor. Cape May. N. J.

City of Cape May. a municipal corporation. ^

.and

esste Bernstein,

et als. Deft's.

To Jessie Be mate n and Mr. Bernstein husband of Jessie Bernstein and the heirs, devisees and personal representatives 'of Jessie Bernstein and the Atlantic Municipal Corporsan. a corporation of New Jersey: Please take notice that Harry Tenenbaum. Esq. ons of the masters In the Court of Chancery of New Jersey. has appointed December 19. 1942 at the hour of 11:00 o'clock In f*— forenoon. E. W. T. at his office Wildwood Title and Trust Co lantlc and Oak avenues. City of Wildwood. Cape May County. N. J. as the time and place when and where you shall pay to the co— plninant herein the amount due under Us certificate of tax sale made by O. C. Hughes, collector, recorded In mortgage book S91. page 487 In the Cape May County Clerk's office, covering the following premises the City of Cape May. N/'J. Beginning on the northwesterly side of Columbia avenue 167.2 feet northeastwardly from the northerlycorner of Columbia avenue and Ocean street, as widened: thence northeastwardly along the northwesterly line of Columbia avenue 60 feet In front or breadth; thence northwestwardly between parallel lines of that width or frontage nt right angles *~ Columbia avenue 110 feet In leng

or depth.

BEING also let 3. block 62 on t tax map of the City of Cape May. The amount due complainant • said cerl Ideate of sale and taxes a; municipal liens accruing since said sale, with Interest Is the sum of 31886.05. with Interest from November 21. 1942 ht Str. together with complainant's taxed costs herein. In default of such payment you will bo absqutely debarred and foreclosed from any right and equity “idemptlon; ’—as

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To Catherine S. Bader and John J. Bader. By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the data *■ * wherein C. O. Strut complainant, and y< 3 are required tc —. _. answer the bUI of complaint

Hied to forecli — . . by Catherine Bader and John J. Bader to complainant bearing date April 1st. 1987. recorded In the office of the Clerk of Cape May County In Book No. 368 Mortgages page 83 Ac. covelng Lot 98 Block "A” Plan Sea Grove Assn. Cape May Point. Cape May Co.. N. J. and >*ou are made defendant because you are the record owner of

said land.

Dated Nov. 9th. 1943 CHARLES A. BONNELL. Sole. Cape May Court House. N. J. 11-19-4 ts-pfl

SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. aol’r. Cape May. New Jewry

ll-2fl-2t-pf$12.06

FORMER ERMA PASTOR NOW NAVY CHAPLAIN ERMA—The Rev. Ralph Todd, a former pastor here, has been commissioned as a chaplain in the U. S. Navy, it was learned this week. Mr. Todd is awaiting: a call to report to the Norfolk, Va. Naval Base where he will be assigned for two months’ training at the chaplain school.

WATER PUMPS COOK WATER PUMPS Shallow & Deep Wells Driven PERFECTION STOVE CO. PRODUCTS, PARTS & SERVICE HANSMAN HARDWARE 16-22 W. Bate Avenue Wildwood Villas — Key. 181

LOUIS CANTOR SON

HOY It’s the TROY for Quality Laundry Service 29.8-95 Congress Street Keystone t^one 470 — Bell 259 wiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimimimiiim

Notice Is hereby giver

cj that the subscriber. Chester Wilson. Collector

of Taxes for the Township of Lower, a municipal corporation of the State if New Jersey, will sell, pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the State •f New Jersey, entitled "An Act Concerning unpaid taxes, assessments and ither municipal charges on real property and the creating and enforcement jf liens thereon". (Revision of 1918). In fee st the Tewnshlp Halfc Cold Spring. N. J.. in said Township, on Saturday. December 12. 1942. at - •clock P. M.. Standard Time, the several lots, tracts or pareels of htnd •reinaftc-r described, subject to redemption al the lowest rate of Interest, but In no case, in excess of 7* per annum: provided that If any person at such sale shall offer to purchase subject to redemption, at a rale of Interest less than 1% then such person may. in Usu of any-ate of Interest to redeem, after a premium over and above the amount of taxes, assessments or other charges due the municipality, and such case the property will be "truck or

' sold to the highest bidder who offers to pay the amount of said taxes saments or charges, plus the highest amount of premium. Said lands will be sold to make the amount chargeable against saia

land with Interest on said amount to date of sale.

The following is a list and description of the said lands t<

showing the name of\thc dcllnquc '

I “If We Satisfy You, Tell Your Friends, If Not Tell Us** ROBINSON’S EXPRESS 1223 Wabhinoton Street. Cars May. N. J. Keystone Phone 3480 Bell 448 DAILY TRIPS: Philadelphia. Wildwood and Cap* May. PHILADELPHIA OFFICES: 54 North Front Street Belli Mar. B388 Keystone Main 7657

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NEW EBBITT HOTEL

150 ROOMS

torn ft H Bra, M. W.

In t

e Buemgeg District

WASHINGTON. D. C EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS aY MODERATE RATES RATES: SlNOLB $2.00 UP - DOUBLE $3.30 UP Special Rates for Family Groups or Large Parties Friendly Atmosphere Fine Food STRICTLY TEMPERANCE HOTEL GEORGE C. CLARKE. Owner and Operator

SHIP VIA CAPE MAY TRANSFER BE SAFE (Daily Sithvks CAPE MAY OFFICE 312 DECATUR ST. Phones Key. 9946-5111 Phone Key. 3520 Lombard 1670 ALL GOODS INSURED

Theresa Ashburn Philip Baker Charlotte Battersoll Alfred Cresse Lewis Cresse . .w ' ny Coreno - remap. Douglass urge Dickinson .. Allen Dunn Henry H. Kldredge. Heirs Hannah Kldredge amea Fisher Vm. L. Foster Mary G. Harris Raymond Kimscy Albert J. Matlhewa Raymond Matthews Valentine J. Manxcnburger David and Ruth Me Phcraon Tohn W. Me Pherson Jeorge Ottinger fhropens Price Albert and Kstella Poulson Ethel Rutherford and Eva R. Woolson

Recm ~ ■

WENTZELL’S — FURNITURE —

51« WASHINGTON STREET

KEYSTONE 1860 =

J. S. GARRISON WATCHMAKER and JEWELER CAPE MAY CITY Old Gold. Silver and Diamonds Bought

said lands

To Morton Wltkln and Beatrice E. WUkin. hla wife, and L. Wallace Egan and Mary Egan, bis w" By virtue of an order of the ’ Chancery of New Jersey, mi le day of the date hereof. .ause wherein The Camden Insurance Association Is complainant and Morton Wltkln and Beatrice E. Wltkln. his wifi, and L. Wallace Egan and Mary Egan, his wife, defendants, you are required to pear and answer the bill of complainant, on er before the Eighteenth day of January, next, or the said bill will be taken as confessed against you. The said bill Is filed to foreclose a certain mortgage given by Joseph M. Rowland to The Camden Fire Insurance Association, dated the Twentyseventh day of February. 1920. coverlag premises known as 868 First Street. In the City of Ocean City. County of Cape May and State of New Jersey: and you. MoMon Wltkln. are made defendant because you are the present owner of an undivided one-half interest In said premises: and you. Beatrice E. Wltkln. are made defendant because you arc the wife of Morton Wltkln and have an Inchoate right of dower In an undivided one-half Interest In said premises; and you. L. Wallace Egan are made defendant because you are the present owner of an undivided one-half interest In said premises: and you. Mary Egan, are made defendant because you are the wife of L Wallace Egan and have an Inchoate right of dower In an undivided one-half Interest In said premises. Dated: November 16. 1942 Camden. -New Jersey EPHRAIM TOMLINSON... Solicitor of Complainant 643-615 Market Street Camden. New Jersey. 1 l-26-4ts-pf$19.38

John W. Brown Elizabeth Bethel George and Helen P. Forley

Chao. Miller .

Ions Mori ^mls A. Reiss iorace S. Richardson .. Cmory E. ScbulU Herman Schillings “elrna H. Shedshsr mery E. Schulz Herman Schilling Elizabeth Pressuttl 3-45 Dclmer C. Morreson 21-22-23 John L. and Elsie C. Krcck 10-11-12-13 3 ' " Hedslrom H of 7-1-3 of 6 H. Harris. 3rd. 2-3-4 & S.W. 16 fL of 6

George M. and Katherine De Guthrlcc

Augustus Galhcck Harry and Anna Cattell CAPE MAT BRACK

Noris S. Dutton Wm. Billings. Jr. Harry Braum John M. Fay David C. Goldman George La Rue Wm. Lawler •atrick O'Conor Property Owners Assoc., Inc. Rollln Tauhlll Herbert E. and Emma Weber .

Charles Zerdl .

Township of Lower, N.J. SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR 1941

Scott W. Rodgers . -19-4ts-pftlS3.94

they s

a the books of the Township. «

s and the supposed owners

amount due on c

Tear 1941

20.90 38.96 36.10

x Woolson .

Matilda Schreiner Swain E. and Emi Charles Taylor Herbert Thompson . . Joseph R. Thompson

Theodore B. and Hazel Valiant

Earl Woolson. Helm

Walter and Irene Allen Earl H. and Ellz. Allen Wm. D. and Alice Blanton

Charles and Louise Brown .. Walter C. and Annie Barnes . Mrs. Violet S. Bean Mrs. J. V. -Ballentlne Alfred and Eva Berry Wm. end Rebecca Boynton .. Annie Brown Mrs. Martha Blanten Lucy Buchanan Frank J. and Pearl Curry ... Jesae E. Carse Amelia Campbell Mary G. and Louis DeVlieger Samuel C. Detweller Myra Edwards Wm. and Catherine Freeman ...

John Faber 17-11 James and Angelina Ferrate 16 & Arthur J. W. Frost 17-1

Henry B. Griffith

George E and Clara GUliaro >4.

=ft.

1.30 13.41

... <7-48-49-60

41-42

. 1 A S. 10 fL

8 r % of 17

Fred E. Guyer Gordon Gravenstlne Francis J. and Helen Gallagher ■ ■ Charles E. and Pauline Girard — Josephine Hartnett Wm. L. Hurlock Adelia Hughey ...» James and Mary Hamilton Anna M:-Hefferon Percy G. Hetzncr Charles Hauseraon Rachael Holden Charles and Emma Iscmlnger — Edith L. Johnson James Jones end 'wife —. . — Joseph O. Johnston Abner T. Jones Marietta M. Klsaling Mary Kobsar Ralph E. Kreps Margaret M. Kelly f. Peter J. Kudzma Walter B. Klvchin Ward C. and Elizabeth Lowden .. Alice V. Locke Raetta M. Lincoln Lewis A. and Evelyn Llpptncolt Bernard and Mary Maguire Edwin J. & Katherine Megonegel . Isaac J. Mitchell Isaac C Meyers Ralph C. end Lillie M. May Victoria and Anthony Mlehle. Jr. u John E..* Abigail ft Theo. J. Mora Robert Manifold Fellc Mendlco

57-68 41-42 *0-21

15.40 1.42 16.1

11.00 1.41 12.41 8.80 .62 9.42

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25-26

TOM 1941 Lot Amount InL Total Oito Map No. 2 2.85 .33 4.1S 217-18-19-20 11.40 .89 19.M *86-87 7.60 .83 8.4S 988-89 3.80- .39 4.1* 1016-17-18-19 4.19 .43 4.ft

382-82-64 8.65 .86 9.40 547-48 616-31 3.80 .39 4.17 1932-83 7.60 .83 8.4* Tear 1941 , Amount InL Total 40.00 3.87 43.87 CHESTER WILSON. Collector.

Borough Of Cape May Point SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber, Edward C. Harbach. Collector of Taxes for the Borough of Cape May PolnL a Municipal Corporation of the State of New Jersey, will sell, pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled "^n Act Concerning Unpaid Taxes. Assessments and other Municipal Charges on Real Property and Providing for the Collection thereof by the Creation and Enforcement of Liens thereon" (Revision of 1*18) and the Supplements thereto and Acts Amendatory thereof, In fee el the Borough Hall. In the Borough of Cape May PolnL New Jersey on Saturday, December 19th. 1942 at 2 P. M. In the afternoon. Eastern Wartime, the several lota tracts or parcels of land hereinafter described subject to the redemption at the lowest rate of InteresL but In no case In excess of eight per centum per annum; provided, that If any person at such sale shall offer to purchase, subject to redemption at a rate of Interest less '■ an one per centum, then such person may. In lieu of any rate of interest redeem, offer a premium over and abdve the amount to taxes, assessments other charges due the municipality and in such case.Ahe property will struck off and sold to the highest bidder who offerq/lo pay the amount such taxes, assessments or charges, plus the highest amount of premium. The lands will be sold to pay the amount chargeable against said landa July 1. 1942 fdY the year 1940 and 1941. together with interest thereon "ild amour' * •“** •- •*-- ■*— -* —>- —•* *■ *

n July 1, 1942 L

c date of sale, and t

Ing t

f the delinquents and the supposed owners thereof as they

Block Lot

Amount Xnt. Total

J. H. Ham J. Corson J. Corson George Flack William Tomlin William Tomlin ... M. Nelson M. Nelson S. Maglnn S. Maglnn H. C. Walker II. <\ Walker

1940 1941 1941

846.12 84.84

14.81 .

87.38 861.60

48.0* 13.88 11.46 51.48

1941 1940 1941 1940 1941 1940

K. Ftclmle E Stcimlo E. Rtelmle

E. Stelmle E. Stelmle 1941

Il-19-4ts-pf$40.80

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o be added.

Bank

Black River National Bank 1941 Black River National Bank 1941 Black River National Bank 1941 Black River National Bank 1941 Black River National Bank 1941 Black River National

Bank

William E. Tunnel! .

Sally J. Tunnell Phares S. Leldy George Ware Joseph W. Phillips

Harry S. King .. George Ware . — Henry E. Bradley William W. Jones

U-l!-4's-pf86L00

1941 ... jm

,.'.1941 1941 ..J. ...1941

...1941 :::ii<4i

19*7 1988 1818 1940 1941

11 to 88 81 to 84 18-14 *4-37

11.71 17.68 11.7* 2.18 19.8* 7.18 11.71 193.S8 *9.88 11.72

LETXTIA FLEXSCHHAUER.

Borough of North Cape May,N.J. SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR 1941 AND PRIOR YEARS Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber. Letitla Fleischhmuer, Col- - lector of Taxes for the Borough of North Cape May, a municipal corporation of the State of New Jersey, will sell, pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the Slate of New Jersey, entitled "An Act Concerning unpaid taxes, assessments and other municipal charges on real property and the creating and enforcement of liens thereon". (Revision of 1918). In fee at the Drum House, Borough of North Cape May. N. J.. In said Borough, on Monday, December 7. 1942. at 1 o'clock P. M.. Standard Time, the several lots, tracts or parcels of land hereinafter described, eubject to redemption st the lowest rate of InteresL but In no case. In excess of 6% per annum: provided that If any peraen at such aale shall offer to purchase subject to redemption, et a rate'of Interest less than 1% then such person may. tn lieu of any rate of Interest to redeem, after a premium over and above the amount of taxes, assessments or other charges due the municipality, and such case the property will be struck off and sold to the highest bidder who offers to pay ths amount of said, taxes, assessments or charges, plus the highest amount of

premium. ) •

Said lands will be sold to make the amount chargeable against said land with Interest on said amount to date of sale. The following Is a list and description of the said lands to be sold showing the name of the delinquents and the supposed owners thereof, as they appear on the books of the Borough, and the amount due on each of the Said

amount Interest Total 8 11.72 8 1.24 8 12.98

*1.74 S08TS 44.88