Albert R. Hand, Publisher, To Be Buried Fri. — Continued From Page One — For years he was active in Cape : May County politics as a Republican. His health failing in recent months, Mr. Hand maintained a lively although inactive interest in his newspaper and printing busi-

ness.

Always a Cape May booster, Mr. Hand was credited with having coined the city advertising slogan "Cool Cape May—Twenty Miles ■ At Sea”, which has been used for more tharv£&vears in most promotional effora-fcf the city. He was also credited with the distinction of having been the .first printer in southern New Jersey to print a half-tone process introduced many years ago . to make the publication of pictures possible. Mr. Hand was bom in Cape May, the son of Aaron v W. and Letitia Hand, both members of old Cape May County families. Although he was not a Mayflower Pilgrii descendant, his ancestors coming to this country from England the early 1600's Mr. Hand v largely responsible for publishing an ea . Desct written by the late Dr. Paul Sturtevant Howe, a former Episcopal : rector in Cape May. He was a devoted husband and father, whose life was marked by an exceptional kindness and affection for all the people of his munity. Obituaries MYRON F. MATT1SON Myron F. Mattison, a retired ^builder, died Saturday. January 16th, at the home oof his daughter, Mrs. William Camp, 283 'Windsor avenue, following a -lingering illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Hollingscad Funeral Home With Rev. Wilbur E. Hogg, of the Church of the Advent, officiating. Interment has made in Cold Spring Cemetery. FREDERICK FISCHER ' Frederick Fischer, 83 years of :, died Saturday, January 16th, Jefferson street, where, he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Bertha PierCT. 5 Fuiwal services were held at Hollingsead Funeral Home jesday morning at 9:30 o’clock ith the iRev. F. Paul Langhorn. stor of Cape Island Baptist lurch, officiating. Interment made at Lakeview Memorial in Riverton. NK JONES RIO GRANDE—Frank Jones, a well known resident of this community, died at his home Thursday afternoon after a long illness. He was 81. Funeral service? were held at the Pilgrim Holiness Church, Erma, on Sunday afternoon, and Interment was made at Rio rCrande. - He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Slyer, of ■Clifton, N. J., and Mrs. Carrie

New County Tax Rate Jumps 20 Cents Per SI 00

- Continued From Page One - year 1943 were reduced approximately $55,000 under those of 1942,” Mr. Stevens said. In a supplementary explanation, the Finance Director contipued: “I believe 1943 is the hardest year the county will have from the standpoint of finances. We anticipated reducing our appropriations by $100,000, whereas the actual reduction achieved was $55,000. The other $50,000 in the budget is beyond our control, and consists of funds for the airport project and engineering costs on wartime road construction. "Next year we will start benefiting from the payment of bonds during the last ten years. Our debt service will drop $100,000 next year, and if the board doesn't assume more responsibilities we will have constant tax rate reductions for some years to come," he predicted. "While our 1943 rate is higher, there will be many in the state much higher than ours. We must guard against any legislative disturbance of money rereived from the state, and guard against additional mandatory spending laws,” he cautioned. "We must watch federal projects in the county closely so that their maintenance will not be saddled »n county taxpayers. If we continue the same policy the board has had for several years, the worst is over in county finances," Mr. Stevens concluded.

Warns Towns To Keep Relief Agencies “A year without fires is no argument for disbanding the fire

company." ‘ _

With that parallel, Charles R. Erdman, state director of relief, municipalities not to reduce too sharply the personnel of local relief departments although there has been a marked reduction in "ic relief load throughout the ate in recent months. “Many local governing I todies •e this year facing a very real dilemma—a decision as to how much further they can go in a reduction of the personnel of the local department or of the salary of the local director, where he is the sole employee, without giving up an essential function of government—the proper care of the -‘4y,” Erdman wrote in a letter received by Cape May’s city com-

mission this week.

“Widespread misunderstanding of the actual work involved in | the proper functioning of a wel- | fare department may easily lead ! irreparable harm through false | economics," •thjK'Dtrector contin"The activity of a local director '

should not ana ca

mply (by

money expended for relie only work being done is tt writing of checks or food order

the department could as- well be j

Too. Mrs. John Weiner, wife of John Weiner, are made a party defendant to this suit ..because you may claim to have a right of dower In aald lands and premises; And Ton. Will-

fendant 'to this suit because you are the holder of a mortgage of record on said lands and premises; And Too. The Unknown Heirs. Devisees and Personal Representatives of John Weiner and William Friedman, made parties defendant to this because In the event of the death of John Weiner and William Friedman, you may claim to have an Interest In said lands and premises. Dated: January 8th. 194*. SAUL A. WITTES. Solicitor of Complainant, 1148 East Jersey Street. Elizabeth. New Jersey. 1-21-4 ts-pff 19.88 -

TOW JERSEY

« Elizabeth K. Gutekunst: Paul E. Gutekunst; Howard M. Kennedy; Mrs. Howard M. Kennedy; Mrs. Getrude Taylor; Enoch Taylor; Mrs. Robert M. KenncdycEllaabeth Kennedy: John Doe (UiB name "John Doe" being Uctltlous) -hus-

af Elizabeth Kennedy: Grace '*”• ,r Draber; John Doe

' ““‘U name "John Doe* being llctitlous) husband of Verna Draber: Wilbur B. Kennedy: Mary Kennedy: the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Robert M. Kennedy: the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of John Kennedy: the heirs, devisees John Kennedy. Jr.: Edward Ken-

Kt nnedy;

iobert B. Kennedy:

nedy; and Mrt

It OTIC* or AmiOATXOH

lamaumvuuu Li- 01 **16 pre: situated at *16- 1 Sj*}*** “

City of Capo

r Charlotte M

Objection In writing _ . Municipal Clerk e May. ROBERT H. CHANCE. 316-817 Washington Street,

MDMA O. MAMS, X By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of Now Jersey, made on the 28th day of December, 1948, In a cause wherein The Tax Investment Corporation of New Jersey, a corporation of the State of New Jersey, is complainant, and William G. Hand and Edna G. Hand, his wife, defendants, you are required U ... pear and answer the bill of complaint on or before the 1st day of March, next, or the said bill will be taken

as confessed agalm'

The said bill la a certain tax sale certificate Issued by- G. C. Hughbs, Collector of Taxes of the City of Cape May. New Jersey. at a lax sale held on September 9. .1940. In said City, against lands and premises- designated as Block

* " — the tax duplicate o'

-ity of Cape May. And you. William G.

Edna G. Hand, his .wife. < parties defendant to this

: December 28th. 1942. SAUL A. WITTES. Solicitor of Complainant. 1143 East Jersey Street Elizabeth. New Jersej U-4 ts-pf 811.90

NOTICE TO I

not tbs said Charlotte Murray Is alive, and you. “John Doe", husband of Charlotte Murray, said name John Doe being Uctltlous, are made a Defendant. because — *-— been unable to a* said Charlotte Murray is married and If she Is married, the name of her husband, and because her said husband may claim some right or Interest in the premises covered by said tax sale certlncate ’— -' dower or curtesy o. Dated: January 4th. 1943. LUETHY and FLEMMING. Solicitors for Complainant.

424 Harset Street.

Camden. New Jersey.

1-7-4 ts-pf»26.60

SARAH M. HAND, Complainant.

Detendants.

The Complainant having died her

i Edward M. Pear:arson. his wife.

son. Mary ... Waller L. Conn. Estate of Fannie ceased. Tax ir.v».

Tax Invei

f CREDITORS

c-orporatioi

Corporation of Net.

lade defendants, and HUbiK 0ra,:y ’

rson, his wife, Walter veil, deceased. Tax

of MICAJAH

ITCH, a a-.?;;

HELEN G. SMITH LEWIS T STEVENS. P. STEVENS, proctor.

made dofendar

io'sr; lief. 1

tN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY

and "John Doc-

wer (he Bill of said Complainant n or before the 18th day of Februry. A. D. 1943. or the said Bill will Said Bill Is Hied to foreclose a

URTHER ORDERED tha

s situate, for foe

times, during four concecutlve cal-

>ald. directed t

TKaclinbur.T, of Philadelphia, and J abolished and the treasurer per-

AN ORDINANCE

. Francis Jones, of Rio

Grande, and Clarence Jones, of

Philadelphia.

WILLIAM F. HEATHCOTE William F. Heathocote, of Cold 'Spring, died Wednesday, January 18, in the ambulance whije being $aken to Shore Memorial Hos- ' Ital at Somers Point. He was

£T

. Mr. ‘Heathcote was born in

JBMckaboro, N. J.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Florence Heathcote, three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Sayre, Mrs. Jrene Wenker, both of Rio 'jGninde, and Mrs. Alice Taylor, '•Of Cold Spring, and one son, £lyde Heathcote, of Rio Grande. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the Hollingsead Funeral Home with the Rev. William Bullock, pastor Kt the Cold Spring Presbyterian |Giurch, officiating. Interment

Cold Spring Ccme-

CHARLES W. YOUNG

’ Charles W. Young, 63 years of •fe, died Tuesday, January 19th, at his home 1155 Washington

Ktaa&

Funeral services will be held at I18O o’clock Saturday afternoon at the Hollingsead Funeral with the Hot- Samuel Blair, pastor of the First Methodist .Church, officiating. Interment will -be made in Cold

(Spring Cemetery,

i Mr. Young is survived by his wife and one daughter. MRS. UDE C. BAILEY - - Mrs. Lide C. Bailey, widow of the late James T. Bailey, died luary 14th following a lingerillness, at the home of her ‘iter, Mrs. Alex Murray, of

She was 86 years of

: functions.

personnel and expendi-

’’Whili

tures have been drastically ed in many municipalities ana m i some instances can be cut stiil ! further, local governing bodies i should not lose sight of the fact ! that a skilled director of welfare j maintained. procedi/re is similar to j carrying insurance. It is a guarantee that no deserving needy | person will suffer, as well as assurance that no undeserving case I will,consume the taxpayers’ do!-! lars. A year without fires is no j argument for disbanding the fire company," Erdman conclud

BOWLODROME B ~ ALLEYS “ 8 OPEN DAILY

AX, OREDOra, Own»r AX, FRIEDMAN, Mrt. 4907 Pacific Ava. WllCwoofl

1 Kennedy nndT -bylaw an Interest-In ll

RUDD M RIOG.

I anS

Legal Advertising

PRESENT ATTVES OP JOHWEINER AND WTT.T.TAM FRIED-

MAN.

.By virtue of an order of the Court

of Ne»

2apa She was the daughter of Rebaccm Ware and John G. W.

Ware, one time alderman and i

• mavor of this dty.

Funeral services^ were held

Monday at the Old Bnck Chureh | The said b with interment in the Cold Spring i certain tax i

Cemetery adjoining the church Her daughter it the only survivng.

luary. 1943.

the 8th day of Ji . cause wherein Bonded Certificate .! Corporation, a corporation of the . State of New York. Is complainant. | and John Weiner, and others are deI fendants, you are required to appear nd answer the bill of complaint on r before the 9th day of March, next, r the said bill will be taken as con-

fessed against you.

, The said bill Is filed to foreclose a With interment in the Cold Spring certain tax sale certificate issued by a .Atnininw the church George P_ Beck. Collector of Taxes Cemetery adjoining tne enuren. of ^ of wiidwood. New Jer-

~ sey. at a tax sale held on October *1. 1940 In said City against lands and premises known as Block 95.

Lot 70x60 of 7 and 8 oi ' duplicate of the City of

New Jersey.

And You. John -Weiner, are a party defendant to this sul cause you are the owner of I of the lands and premises described

■ .rm wMh tea percent ef

t In War Bonds . every payday.

In the said bill of complaint; And

.TSE & SMITH

STIRLING W COLE. < SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, Attc l-21-5ts-pf*13 o;

To the creditors of HORACE McKEAN BURKE. 6510 Pacific Avenue. Wildwood. In the County of Cape May and State- of New Jer-

sey. a bankrupt:

s'ottee la h<—bv given that said HORACE McKEAN BURKE, has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a petition filed by htm. on the 8th day of January. 1943. and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at Suite 440 Guarantee Trust Building.

1c City. New Jersey, on Friday. ‘ ~ ' 1943. at

of February

the 19th di .

10:80 o'clock rb wartime, at which place and time *■“ id. prove

said creditors may _ their clAims. appoint a

point a committee of creSltors. amine the bankrupt, and transact "’•'other business as may properly

before said meeting.

Dated at Cane May. this 21st day

Of January. 1948.

ALLEN R. ENDTCOTT. JR . .Baf

i-:i-u-pfW.9#

SWAIN. Clerk

Plot No. No. of l

FRANK L BENNETT. > JOHN J STEWART cecil McCullough

NOTICE OF PTTBXJC HEARING:

. SWAIN. Clcr

AN ORDINANCE

e City of Cape Mas

IMPROVED PROPERTIES

(b) Be made availab 3 Such sales may be for the payment o

Section

such condition!

mls-lnners. by conditions and restrctlom

n the u

Section 4. No private sales made hereunder shall become e... ratified by the Board of Commissioners at a regular meeting. Section 5. Private sales are authortred to be made hereunder

December 31. 1948.

Section 8. This Ordinance shall take effect Immediately upon Gna

age and publication.

T. MILLET HAND. Mayor. GEORGE P. WENTZELL and L GRANT SCOTT. Commission Attest: FLOYD C. HUGHES. City Ct«-k

The foregoing ordinance was passed on final reading and adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. N. J.. at a regular meetlt hrid on Friday. January 16. 1948. and was ordered published according ' FLOYD a HUGHES. City Clerk. l-*l-lt-pf89.W

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