THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1942

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Farm Machine Repair Class Opens Monday ' COURT HOUSE — fh« Federal Security Agency, U. S. Offjce of Education, is sponsoring a course in Cape May County for "the training of fanners to repair their own tractors and farm machinerv. This course is being given under the supervision ol the Cape May County Vocational, School Board, of which County Superintendent of Schools D. i. Bicker, is director. The class dates are: Woodbine (Aba's ( December 14-26; Cape May (West End Garage) January 1-16; Cape May Court House 1 Powell s Garage) February 1-15. Further information will be published as to the exact dates and hours for

each class.

Any interested person, whether or not he has repair work to do, is invited to attend the classes and benefit by the instruction. There is no charge for the course —the only obligation is to do the repair work and pay for any ased parts. The federal government is bra ring all expense of instructors,

garage rent, etc.

Anyone wishing to enroll

any of these classes should contact either Mr. Ricker, Lee W. Courter, Cape May Court House, or R. E. Reeves,'Cape May,R.F.D.

The daises will have two ob-

jectives—first, to interest farmers in securing any necessary new parts and making repairs to farm machinery during the winter months so that it will be in the best possible condition to function efficiently in the important work of food production in the spring; and second, to teadi farraers, under the direction of skilled mechanics, to make their own re-

i so that they can make adnents to machinery as they necessary throughout the

working season.

Skilled mechanics, once available, are now entering the armed forces so rapidly that it is es- • aential for machine owners to be able to do their own repair work. Many parts needed for this work are available now, b-it it is doubt-

ful if they will be

year.

Christmas Eve, the Rev. William Bullock, pastor of the church, an-

nounced today.

An interesting program is being arranged, and a large number of Sunday School members are

expected to take part.

TO- ANNIE V. MONTOOMKRT. INWVlUUiuA* AND Ab tDLECUTtux or- THIS Eb'lAir, or Konr-ItT MONTOOSusatr. Mil. M^NuOMISKTr. HUbUAND Or ANNUS V. MONToOMrutX. MitMO.VrOOMKK*. HUSUAND Ur KATHAKlniS MONToOMfcKl. MKb JAMiSb H- MONTUtIMIkKiL, WUXJW or JAMiSb H. HONT-

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w «rkrvx. rDOKENCK MOnTOOM1SKY. HIb Wins. T. hTUAHT MONTOOU1SKY. MRS. T. 8TUART MONToOMEBY. WH-b S tT STUART HONTOOHEUY CUN TON H. aiONTOOMERY.

MRS. CDINTON

ir. *». MONTOOM-

ERY. WUTE OF CL.INTON IIOF O. GAUSN SINOBB, RAW BARA M. DAllUNoTON. AN INFANT. R1CHAKU STlU-a DAKDINGTON. HER UUbtJAND.MKb. THOSIAS J- MONTOOMEKl. WIFE OF THOMAS J- MONTGOMERY. DAVIU U. MONTGOMERY. MRS- UAVW G- MON 1itV WII-E OF DAVID o. MONTGOMERY. ROBERT U MONTGOMERY. MRS. KOREKT THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY. MRS.

THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY. 'VU E

OF THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY. KATHARINE M.' AEEX^VNDER. MR^AEEXANDER. MUSBAND OF

J^^C^SON.

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law of aaid May M. Singer, an heir ui law ol aaia Eamarine Monlgomciy. you nave, or may claim to nave, an Inlcroal In said lauds; And You, Mr. Munisumery. huabaud ol Annie V. Montgomery. Mr. Montgomery, husband ol Eathanne Moutgvmery. Ricnard Slilee^ Darlington. liuaWmd ol Barbara M. •Darlingion. Mr. Alexandtr. nuaband ol aamarlne M. Alexander. Mr. Cason, hut.band ot Jane O. Cason. Mr. McVeagh. hue-

,d of Mary M. McVeagh. Mr. iwn. huehand of Margaret M.

,wu and Sir. Chapman, husband or

Anna M. Chapman. ■*“

delendant -"

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premises: And You. Mrs. Montgomery, widow of

Montgomery. , ^‘oranoe Montgomery, wife of Alfred R. Montgomery. Mrs. T. Stuart Montgomery, wife of T. Stuart Momtgomery. Xn. Clinton H. Montgomery, wife Clinton H. Montgomery. Mrs. Galen Singer, wile of G. Galen Singer. Mr. Thomas J. Montgomery, wile of Tnomaa J. Montgomery. Mrs. David O. Montgomery wife of David G. Montgomery. Mrs. Robert G. Montgomery, wife of Robert G. Montgomery. Mrs. Thomas A Montgomery, wife of Thomas J.

e made parties

euuauv am am— * by reason of , i act that you have or may claim have a right of curtesy •"

aci Ana. r— — P»ay claim

lave, a right of dower in said lands; knd You. The Unknown Heirs. Devisees and Personal RepresentaUves of Katharine Montgomery. James HMontgomery. Thomas J. Montgomery. Robert Montgomery. Alfred B. Montgomery. T. Stuart Montgomery. Clinton H. Montgomery. May M. Singer. David G. Montgomery. Robert G. Montgomery. Thomas J. Montgomery. Katharine M. Alexander, Jane G. Cason, Mary M. McVeagh. Margaret M. Brown. Anna

M. Chapman and Annie V. Mon* ery. are made parties defendL..

this cause because in the event or the death of said persons, their unknown heirs, devisees and personal representatives have, or may claim

to have an Interest In said lands. Dated: November Itth. 19J2.

CAYT1. a WITTER.

TO: MR. McWXEEIAMS. _ . Elisabeth"Me Williams, EDMUND A. VVAESU. MRS. EDMOND A. WAESH. wile of Edmund A. Wawn. JOHN R. WAESH. MRS. JOHN R. WAESH. wife of John R. Walsh. FEU HENCE WAESH. MR. WAESH. husband of Florsiioe Walsh. EEIZABETH DREYER. MR. DREYER. husband of Ellxabeth Dreyer. MR. DREYER. husband of Elizabeth Walsh. Dreyer. JAMES R- CADE, Individually and as executor of the last will and tea lament of He! r *-‘-

deceased. MR. JAMES

wife of James R. <——, - TRUDE CAEE EITTEE. MR. UTTEE. husband of Gertrude Cate EltUe. REBECCA CAEE CARRUEE. MR. CARROEE. husband of Rebecca Cale Carroll. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES AND PERSONAE REPRESENTATIVES OF ELIZABETH McWlBLIAMS. REBECCA CAEE. EDMOND A. WAESH. JOHN RWAESH. FLORENCE WAESH. ELIZABETH DREYER. . ELIZABETH WAESH DREYER. JAMES R- CAEE. GERTRUDE CAEE EITTEE AND REBECCA CALE CARROEE. and HOLY NAME ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF PHIEDEEPHIA PENNSYLVANIA, a corporation By virtue of an order ot the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on IGlh day of November. 1842. In e ,e wherein Bonded Certificate vaaporatlon. a corporation of the State of New York. Is complainant, and Elisabeth McWilliams and others. are defendants, you are required to appear and answer amended bill of complaint before the 161 h day of January.

another

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mxnij ur MARGARET M.

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THOiUS J. MONTGOMERY. ROBERT MONTGOMERY ALFRED B. MONTGOMERY. T. STUART MONTGOMERY. CLINTON IE MONTGOMERY'. MAY MBINGER. DAVID G. MONTgOM; si: isasa 5: sss&ss. M. McVEAGH. itA Rt *.*'®ET M;

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By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, madp on the 16th day of November., 1*4*. •» a cause wherein Bonded Certificate

r ana as cu-...- — the Eslol* Robert Montgomery, and others

defendants, you »re required to and answer the ™

It of Fieri Facias. . ged Premises, to .. _ -ted. Issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on t ' •Jrd day of November. A. D. 1942. certain cause wherein James . •oley Is complainant, and vv lllii

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To Morton WUkln and Beatrice K. WRkln. his wife, and U WeJlace Egan and Mary Egan, his wife: _ By virtue of an order of the Court Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein The Camden Fire Insurance Association la complainant and Morton Wilkin and Beatrice E. WUkln. hla wife, and E. Wallace Egan and Mary Egan, his wife, are defendanta, you are required to appear and answer the bill of said complainant, on or before the Eighteenth day of January, next, or the said bill will be taken *—-e

against you.

The said bill 1s filed to foreclose a certain mortgage given by Joseph M. Rowland to The Camden Fire Insurance Association, dated the Twentyseventh day of February. 1920. covering premises known as 868 First Street, in the City of Ocean City. County of Cape

aiid you. Beatrice E. WUkln. are made defendant because you ere the wife of Morton WUkln and have an Inchoate right of dower In an un- ' Ided one-half Interest in said mines; and you. E 'Wallace Egan mads defendant because you are the present owner of an undivided one-half Intereajln salil pretnlr and you. Mary (teaa. are made fendant because you are the wife or

one-half Interest In eaM Dated: November 16, 1941 Camden. New Jersey RAIM TOML id tor of Com, 848-846 Market Street Camden. New Jersey -*6-4ta-pf$19.18 HOTZCX OP XHSSOIUmOH

issued by Harry Morey. Collectoi

Taxes of the Borough of W«— wood. New Jersey. ' ~ *

». sale held December 19. 1929. In said Borough, agal -

Owing to the death of Charles 8Newell all bills pertaining 1° and Kehr Building Supdy Co, fcust be In the hands of Mrs. Charles Newell. - Executrix, or Harry E. Kehr or before January X. 1948, to 1»«su.e paymenL and to complete ae tlement of the Eetate and close oi “.‘“■'“““Ed&'reKsm. Capa May. N. J. 11-8-2 ts-pf82.80

a hereby given that the ac-

Notice is hereby given t counts of the subscriber « trlx of the Batata of The

i^e£ de^eased wll 1 be audited and slated by the Surrogate, and reported for settlement to the Orphans Court of the County of Cape May on

the sixth day of January, next, i ten o'clock A. M-. at which time a plication will be made for the allot

ame of Commissions and counsel

*Dated November Sfllh. 1942.

Wallace Egan and have an In- May. N. J. choate right of dower In adujidlvlded i2.8-6U-pf86.20

VISITORS ACTIVE IN U. S. WAR EFFORT One family of Cape May summer visitors is all out for the war effort, it was disclosed, this

week.

Raymond Levering Kampc now in the armed forces, brother, William, will leave January 1 for ramp. Their mother, Mrs. L. L. Kampc. K.N., is teaching nursing and their father is a~ World War veteran. r E indfather was Major E» bcock, M.l)., who serveu in

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They- lived with their gn.ndmother, Mrs. Blanche E. Babcock, during the summer at 219 North

Btreet, Cape May.

PLAN YULE PROGRAM COLD SPRING — With

Cold_Spring Presbyterian Chapel •till unavailable terause of its or mB> .

recent removal to make way for cur trsy ..

U. C.IK, Mas Coanty K?!.™ ““ SlSS-t annual Christmas entertainment ch | Idron 0 f the sal-* Of the Sunday School Will oe singer, are made parties • held in the church building on | to said cause because «s i

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ThTaald bill la filed to »

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1929 in said Clly kralnst .Hnda and

Cape May. New Jcisc;-

And You. Annie V. Montgomery'. Individually and as Executrix of the Estate of Robert Montgomery, ceased, are mode a party d' rcl --- to thla suit by reason of the fact that as the widow of Bobcrt Mont-

gomery. heir at law of Montgomery, and as n under hts will, you hav

claim to have an Interest In the property: And You. AlfrcdSu Montgomfry.T. Stuart Monlgomcfy. Clinton IE Montgomery. ^avId G. Montgomery. Robert G. Montgomery. Thomas J. Montgomery. Katharlm M. Alexander. Jane G. Cason. Mary M. McVeagh. Margnret M. Brown and Anna Chapman, are made parly defendant* to this sult by reasor

ants. 1 shall expose to sale at publi

vendue, on

MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1942 between the hours of twelve and tli o'clock P. M.. to wit. nt one o'cloow In the afternoon of said day. at the Sherifft offlee. in Cape May Court House. Cape May County. New JerAll that certain mortgaged premises. with the appurtenances. In the bill of complaint *- '

particularly ' that la to sa*.

All the following tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being In the Clly of Cape May. In ' i County of Ope May. and Slate New Jersey, and described as fol-

lands and premises known as Block 28. Lots 12-A and 14-A on the tax duplicate of the Borough of West Wildwood: also known

i No. 7 Avenue D.

And You. Edmond A. Walsh. John R. Walsh. Florence Walsh and Elisabeth Dreyer. are made •defendants because as heirs at low of Elizabeth McWilliams, deceased, you have or may claim to have an interest In said lands and premises: and you. James IE Cale. Individually and as executor of the last will and testament of Rebecca Cale. deceased, are made a defendant because you have or may claim to have a right of curtesy and Interest as part owner In said lands and premises; and you. Gertrude Cale EltUe and Rebcccca Cale Carroll, are made defendants because you hove or -i.tm to

hove an Interest as

said lands and premises; and you. Mr. McWilliams, husband of Etis,belli McWilliams. ME YValsh. husoand of Florence YValsh. Mr. Dreyehusband of Ellxabeth Dreyer.

t forth and described.

ALE that certain lot of land

premises situate on the Northeasterly side of Corgle Street in the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. and Slate of New Jersey, bounded by ’ mds of John Bennett. YVIlllam Ben-

ett and James C. BennetE

BEGINNING at a stake at the easterly corner-of the John Bonn, ' lot on which his dwelling house now (1890) stands, and running from thence a southerly course along and binding on James C. Bennett's land, one hundred and eleven and fivetenths feet to I he northwesterly side line of said Corgle Street: thence southerly along and binding on said Street fifty feel to a stake for a corner: thence northwesterly, at right angles with aaid Crogie Street, one hundred and eleven nr* — *—

i have _n Interest by

said lands and

WHOSE SAVINGS ARE IN WUR ELECTRIC COMflUNV?

Drsyer. husband of Elizabeth Walsh Dreyer. Mr. Little, husband of Gertrude Cale Little, and Mr. Carroll, husband of Rebecca Cale Carroll, are

made defendanls because «**•" or may claim tc 1

way of curtesy

Walsh wife of Edmond A. YValsh. Mrs. John R- Walsh, wife of John R Walsh, and Mrs. James R. Cale wife of James R. Cale. are made defendants because you have or may claim to have an interest by way of dower In aald lands and premises: and you the unknown heirs. davlMeaand personal representatives of Efizabetb McWilliams. Rebecca Cale. Edmond A. Walsh. John R. YValsh. Florence Walah. Elizabeth Dreyer. FalxabSth YValsh Dreyer. James R. Cale. Gertrude Cale Lillie and JtebMCf Cale Carroll, are made defendants - cause you have or may-ctatm to n in Interest In said lands and pr CathoUc* y chiirch of' Philadelphia. - nla. n corporation. » defendant because as beneficiary under the 1a-t will a - " •- Cale. you hn

an Interest

. aid John Bennett's lot: thence northeasterly course and parallel with said Corgle Street, fifty feet to the place WlBtfiUngJ .

»ald*l<itharinV~ Montgomery : And You George G. Singer are made a oarlv defendant because as the bus-

L- Montgomery. Vj

right of ,|d lands:

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