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$60,921 Bonds Over Co. Goal — Continued From Page One With only 48 hoars left before , the drive was to close officially, he learned that postoffice returns of the nine southern counties of New Jersey were being credited to the Second Federal Reserve District in New York' instead of the Third District in Philadelphia, in which thi; county is located. He rallied his Ocean City committee and in two days sold 876,000 additional securities. Meantime, sales elsewhere in the county mounted steadily all last week. Ocean City alone purchased almost 60 per cent of the actual Jotal of non-bank sales, os ' 70 per cent of the original quota. The campaign throughout the Third District was “successful beyond expectations" according to Alfred H. Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and district chair-

man for the campaign.

On Saturday, he wired chairmen in the 60 counties comprising the district that non-bank purchases had already exceeded the district quota by $74,000, and

more were pouring in.

“The results are gratifying,” he declared. “They show a forceful attack made by great armies of volunteer workers in every one of the 60 counties of this dis-

trict."

He added that the volume of incoming subscriptions was so heavy that tabulation was not possible at that time.

Obituaries

PHIL.LIP HOMAN •Phillip Homan, 27, of 822 Delaware avenue. Cape May, died in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, D. 'C., on Sunday, May 2, after a long illness. Mr. Homan was in the U. S. Navy. Funeral services will be held at 12 o'clock today at the Hollingsead Funeral Home with the Rev. Samuel Blair, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Cold

Spring Cemetery.

Mr. Homan is survived by his mother, four sisters, three bro-

thers and one son.

MRS. M. D. SCHELLENGER Mrs. Margaret D. Schellenger, of 918 Washington street, died at her home on Monday, May 3, at

the age of 76.

Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2:30 at her late home, with the Rev. F. Paul Langhome, pastor of the Cape Island Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be made in Cold

Spring Cemetery.

Mrs. Schellenger is survived by two sons and three daughters.

Service Mea Need Typewriter, Boekt Men in the armed forces stationed in Cape May County are badly in need of a used typewriter in workable condition, which they are unable to procure through

regular channels.

Another isolated unit's i bers are building bookcases to set up a small library of their own. Books of the better grade, preferably recent fiction, are needed. Anyone willing to donate either typewriter or books to this cause requested to communicate with rling W. Cole, Red Cross Camp Council chairman, or Steven J. Steger, 708 Benton avenue, Cape May branch chairman.

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Amy Plane Crashes On Ocean City Beach . OCEAN CITY ,— An Army fighter p lane on a routine training flight from the Philadelphia Airport crashed into the sea off 50th street here Saturday when the pilot tried to avoid • on the beach. •Lieutenant Ralph Dean, of Cynthiana, Ky., the pilot, stood — the wing of the plane in view of hundreds of strollers on the ^ boardwalk until the craft TVo youths in a canoe paddled out. to' the pilot but their frail craft overturned after he hat clambered aboard. Coast Guards from the Corson’* Inlet sUtion rescued the men The pilot was taken to the station and removed to the field hospital at the Philadelphi port where he was treated for

shock.

•, Witnesses said the plane, flying in a formation of five, seemed to develop engine trouble as the pilot headed out to sea.

Morton Graduates As Airplane Mechanic BOOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y. — Edwin L. Morton, 22, son of Julius C. Morton, of 119 Fourth avenue. West Cape May. was graduated last week from the airplane mechanics school operated by the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command at

Hooaeveh Field here.

Morton was recently promoted to corporal in recognition of his combined abilities as a soldier and mechanic. Only men who receive grades well above average in a general alertness test and a mechanical aptitude teat are selected for training in the Tech-

nical Training Command.

Corporal Morton, like other members of his class, has thus completed the third stage of Gaining in the New York area of the Technical Training Command. Earlier he attended the Academy of Aeronautics at La Guardis Field, N. Y., and the Casey Jones School of Aeronautics at Newark. Morton, a graduate of Cape May High school, was employed t>r the New York Shipbuilding Ce. before entering the service. His brother, Julius, is a seaman

CAPT. WALTER WRIGHTSON The body of Captain Walter Wrighteon, master of the schooner “Rebecca Douglas" sailing from New York to South America, was brought to Cape May after it had been found near an overturned lifeboat off the Atlantic coast by Coast Guards on

Sunday.

The 79-year-old seaman had made his home in Washington,

D. C.

Taken to the Hollingsead Funeral Home, the body was sent to Mobile, Ala. for funeral services

and burial on Saturday.

His only surviving relative ’ ii Miss Ruby Wrightson, of Wash-

ington.

MRS. HARRIET CORSON BATES Mrs. Harriet Corson Bates, widow of Alva B. Bates, of 4151 N. Broad street, Philadelphia, died in Temple Hospital, Saturday, May 1, of pneumonia after an

illness of two days.

Funeral services were held at the Titlow Brothers undertaking establishment at Broad street and Hunting Park on Monday at 7:30 p.m. Interment was made in Cold Spring Cemetery at 11:30 a.m.

Tuesday.

Mrs. Bates spent her childhood in Cape May and in later years summered at this resort. ’ She had a cottage on Broadway. She is survived by a sister. Mrs. Irving L. Handy, of Marahallton, Del., and a few relatives in Cape May and Philadel-

phia.

MRS. MARY E. KERR Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. Mary E. Kerr, wife of Henry N. Kerr, retired coal dealer, and mother of Charles Kerr, orchestra leader, who died Thursday at her home, 6430 Emlen street. Philadelphia. She was 78. Besides her husband and son, Mrs. Kerr is survived by two other sons. Edward A., a building contractor, and H. Stevens Kerr, and two daughters, Mrs. C. C. Williams and Mrs. Paul Comlv FrenchServices were held Monday afternoon at 4153 N. Broad street with interment in Whitemarsh Memorial ParkMrs. Kerr and her family are well known in Cape May, where her son Charles has been music director for several summers. The Kerrs have been regular Cape May visitors for many seasons.

MRS. G. W. LAWRENCE

The Rev. F. Paul Langhome, pastor of the Cape Island Baptist Church, will officiate at funeral services for Mrs. George W. Lawrence, wife of the pastor of the Ventnor Congregational Church, pa Saturday. Mrs. Law-

rence died this week.

Services will be held at Ventnor and interment will be made

Trenton.

Mr. Lawrence was at one time pastor of the Birst Baptist Church of Ocean City.. He and Mrs. Lawrence were well known throughout_Ca£e_Mmy County.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS FURNISHING AND DELIVERING ROAD GRAVEL Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the City Commissioners of the City of Cape May for the furnishing and the delivery of' approximately 2500 tons of Hoad Gravel or. the various City Streets in the City of Cape May, N. J. Said materials designed for use during the current season for Road Work until Nov. 1st, 1943. and delivered in quanti ties of not less than 150 tons during this period as may be directed. Said bids will be opened and read in public at the Commiasioners' Chamber, City Hall, Cape May, N. FRIDAY. MAY Mth, 1943. it 11:00 A.M. Eastern War Time Supplementary Specifications and Bid Forms for the proposed work have been filed in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Cape May, N. J. and may be inspected or secured by prospective bidders during business hours. Bids must be made on proposal forms in t manner designated therein and required by the specifications which they are attached and made a part thereof, must be inclosed in sealed envelopes bearing the name and address of the bidder and marked “Bid for Furnishing and Delivering Road Gravel" on outside, and addressed to the City Commissioners, City Hall, Cape May, N. J. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check of not less than 5% of the amount of the bid and be delivered at the place and on the 1 >ur above named. The City Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids as may best serve the interest of the City of Cape May, N^ J. By order of the Cape May City Commissioners Signed: GEORGE P. WENTZELL, Commissioner of Public Works

Attest:

FLOYD C. HUGHES, City Clerk. 5-6-2ts-pf|10.98

Cape May Point , »MM: Si u ” " WHEREAS the SUte Board of Commerce and Kavtgatfon has acreed $*>.000 for said purposes and It Is neceaaary for the Berouch of Cape May Point to raise :he remainder of tne cost of aald improvements In the sum of tUJOO: now. therefore. BE IT ORDA1NKD BT THE go ARP OF COMMISSIO.VKRS OF rag_BOBooaa of cape mat POINT. IN THE COU^^ct- ntr o- • r.e-

MAT. NEW JERSEY

Section 1. That there Is hereby authorized pursuant to the appllca- , ststutes the construction of Jetties. breastworks and other works for the protection of the front of the Borough bordering on the Delaware B*V and the Atlantic Ocean, extending approximately 4.000 feet elong the beech front Into the sea of distances varying from 100 to 400 feet under plans approved by the State Board of Commerce and Navigation, said Improvements to he made and constructed under the direction of the said Board of Commerce and

Navigation.

Section f. It is hereby found, determlned and declared by this Board

— follows:

a) That the estimated maximum ount of money to be raised from all sources for the Improvements •*--~ribed In Section I hereof Is $73.consistlng of the sura of $41,000

of the Borough of West Cape

Strlttmatters herein named August 1. 3S36 as to the Bar

Curtises herein named In s ough for premises known as Dots *«• *1 “d u. 40. mna #1 and loTil! 12. 1$. 14. 16 and 14 as shown on the Plan of Arnold Tract made by O. M. Corson Civil C--—77

, —e State Board of ’rre* and Navigation and the ‘y be raised by the

I Engineer, Angust' IS,

Corson. Civ

im.

And you. Catherine M. Strutmatter, Francis Strlttmatter, and Raymond J. Strlttmatter are made defendants because you are the devisees under the will of John Btrlttmatter of the premises described In the BUI of Complaint: and you, Emily Strlttmatter arc the wife of brands Strlttmatter and Mary Strlttmatter. you-are the wife of Raymond J. Strlttmatter and are made defend-

ants because you have claim to have a right said lands and premises said BUI of Complaint.

And you, Robert W. Barker are made defendant because you appear

*— * as purchaser

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Louisiana

Faney Carrots

New Spinach Extra Fancy California

extra Fancy California r Fresh Peas Z *' Zf$ c

(b) That the estimated '

ider an agreemenr _ ■via Waters He gar and C. Henry

the premises described In

Id BUI; and You. Charlotte Barker, the wife of Robert W. Barker, are ide defendant because you hare or may claim to have a right of dower " premises described In said

l * if Cor-'-'’-'-*

L Curtis

ise you appear t as purchaser

Bill of Complaint. And you. Geors made defendant I

I under an agreement of sale from Tv,"-,;" I g llvl * Rc S* r C- Henry ° Ragar of the premises described In

~ ' ou. Mrs.

sorge R.

It for said Improvements is $34.- George R. Curtis, wifi of deoi

jpropriated for the purposes stated

Section l hereof.

Section 4. For the purpose ol lancing part of Abe-cast of the improvements deatU-ibed (n Section 1

STiVvir, te,

-uithorlzed the' issuance of perraan"l serial bonds of sald\Borough In in a f? r ^5* ,e amount -eYnot exceedng $24,000 under vKe provisions of he Local Bond Law of the 9tat. ' vew Jersey, constituting ArticI if Chapter 1 of Title *0 of the -Ised Statutes of New Jersey. Said bonds shall bear Interest at not ex- -- . cen ( Um ppr annum.

•—-dini

TAKE NOTICE THAT application ha* been made to the Board of Comssloners of the City of Cape May transfer to Morris Schlff the ’nary Retail Consumption License C-* heretofore Issued to Romeo Maccloecbl for the premises located JU «0v Lafayette Street. Cape May. Objections If any should be made imj-diately ,n writing Floyd of Kpe Me C P “ Clerk of th *

MORRIS 8CHIFF, 2*17 Pacific Ave.. Atlantic City. N. J.

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.tc of interest, maturities, form and her details and the method of sale id/or delivery of ssld bonds, or any irles or part thereof, shall be dermlned by subsequent resolutions ; he^adopted by this Board pursuant Section 5. Pending the iasuance of

permanent bonds authorized In the ■ e section. there Is hereby

orlzed the Issuance of bond

.......Ipatlon notes of the Borough of Cape May Point In an aggregat. amount not exceeding $24.non Sal.

notes shall all — ...

from the date

*■- renewed ft exceeding one additional

said notes. Including renewals. I mature and be paid not more

. the 6f

mature I

of Issuance and may • further periods of

original

•hall beai

lentum p» nethod of a

All of i

exceeding

Curtis,

cause you hare a right of dower In said lands and premises described in said Bill; and you, the Heirs. Devisees and Peraonal Representatives of George R. Curtis are made defendants because you have or may claim to have an - • said lands and premises

, ...1,1 Dill -*

n said Bill of Complaint.

Interest Ii

described Dated: April 16. 1943. T. MILLET HAND. Solicitor of Complainant

31 Perry Street.

. —.. „nd other de-

thereof shall be determined by

•esolutlon adopted by

secTi”

, r 7.m^.* nd h y ‘hi,

•ursuantrio law

_‘ _ by found, d.

follows:

That the Improvements desSectlon 1 hereof shall be of structlon and the period of

■ribed

«efuln»

•mi Law Is flftee at the supplerr t required by Sec

Clerk r

May Point

BISS FOB COAX.

Bids for

Sixty («0) tons of STINEMAN No 4. or an equivalent ,0 ** i*H v «’r*d as required to the Lower Township Consolidated School will be received by the Lower o B< i; rd Education until S° clo< * p M. (Eastern War Time) Wednesday May 12. 1*43. at the Consolidated School. Lower Township. Cape May Co.. N. J.

,7.

Interests of the service.

OTWAY BROWN. Diet Clerk

dies May. "

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Verrone, Hair Stylist Just back to give you the latest day and evening coiffures ... Formerly with ELIZABETH ARDEN, of Fifth Avenue, New York, and Washington • • • N$w located at 668 Washington Street. Before your permanent, why not have a consultation about, your hair and what it needs? Verrone will be happy to arrange a consulta- I •tion if you call Keystone 4771.

Borough of Caps to the passage of flrst reading and

..... .... of the obligations

by, this ordinance ■-

•ermltied by the exception to n b ' lo J“ contalned in Section r- V . of Jhe Statutes. ' of T/ ,a, ‘’ ur,,u “ n ‘ ‘o Section 40'‘

Smith, Agnes Lott. Bertha Hugh Harry Hughes. Ethel Corwin, Sab Corwin. Fred Perrin. Maude Llchty Perrin. Ernestine Scngstak,

Ernest Scngstak:—

By virtue of an Order of the Court In Chancery of New Jersey made on the 6th day of April 194$ In a cause wherein the Borough of West Cape May. a Municipal Corporation of v '— Jersey, la complainant and i Byron Mulllner, et ux. et alx, —. - fendants. you are required to appear and answer the Bill of said Complainant on or before the 7th day of June next or said Bill will be taken as confessed against you.. The said BUI Is filed to foreclose a -rtaln tax sale certificate Issued by Everett V. Edsall. Collector of Taxes of the Borough of West Cape May. New Jersey at a tax sale held on June 26. 1932 In said Borough against lands and promises known as Block 7 Lot 6 and a part of Lot 4 on the tax map of said Borough. And you Herbert H. Blizzard. Sophie Smith. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes. Ethel Corwin. Fred Perrin and Ernestine Sengstak are made defendants because you are children respectively of Manr H. Blizzard. Nathan Smith and Sarah R. Perrin Intestate .deceased paternal flrst cousins of J. Harry Mulllner and some of the heirs at Law of the J.. Harry Mulllner. who died Intes the owner of record of said lands promises described In said bill; And you Joseph E. Blizzard.

New Lowet Point Values

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he expended for , obligations, engine 'Ion cost*, legal . cost of the tamiar lions authorized b, %V ,d ' n * Print Ing,

x;— —- obllga-

by this ordinance. “ -rtlslng of

snee* and sraolutl

•X of Kale and legal ex

exceeding $3,090(10. •on 7 The full fall of the Borough of C*i

are hereby pledged f_ " " 'Bclpal of and

m * This ordinance shall ect twenty days after the It rc ! " B af,er Pnal P«*aagr

MILTON H. BAIR. PtnBLic notice”

the

i - giver

Ordinance __

first reading bv the Board

Borough of

nf Co, ...... ....

Cape May Point. In the

c >r "' Mav and State of New Terxev n the thirtieth day of Anril. nineen hundred and forty-three and ■at aald Ordinance will be cnnslderI upon second and. third readings id final adoption at a meeting of the said Board of Commissioners tc he held at the Borough Hall In the Borough of Cape May Point on the 'ourteenth duy of Msv. 1943. at * - S* f M - Eastern War Time, al which lime a,public hrar-

^ h '‘ ,d P Hor to 'he Ana!

passage of said Ordinance and all nereons will be given an opportunity

IT. . . *'7' concerning the same

Dated April 30. 1943. Louisa w Trader

. . ,, ‘ Borough Clerk.

S-4-lt-pf*2l.0(l

made defendant because you a.. „ child and heir of Joseph M. Blizzard a deceased child of the said Mary H. Blizzard Intestate deceased and another one of the heirs at law of the said J. Harry Mulllner. And you. Irene Blizzard, wife of Herbert H. Blizzard, Harry Hughes, husband of Bertha Hughes. Salem Corwin, husbsnd of Ethel Corwin. Maude Llchty Perrin, wife of Fred Perrin and Ernest Scngstak. husband of Ernestine Scngstak are made defendants because you are the reapec live spouses of the said heirs of . Harry Mulllner and may have c m%y claim to have a right of dowc. or of curtesy thereby In said lands and premises described In the bill of

complaint.

Dated April 6. 1943. T MILLET HAND. Solicitor of Complalntant 31 Perry Street. Cape May. N. J.

Good Till May BAKED LOAVES OfM Point l/ 4 lb ’T " 8* f Pork Livor •*" ' Lunch R*K »«• Uvar Puddutf Hsw leew PsCrt

1-15-4

s-pf$24.14

..Bids for furnishing Janitor's supplies for Lower Township Consolidated School for the coming school term of 1943-1944 will be received "T. the Board of Education until I oelock P. M. (Eastern War Time) SSsSfc’aLS iii*.. ‘US ship. Cape May Ce.. N. J. All bids ,$• »e»led and plainly marked reject any or all bh. ^ .for the beet Interests of the V- * OTWAY^bwN. Dtet Clerk -r. K. J. ). No. 1.

> the right to

m CXAJTCMY OP nbw j LAURENCE SCHYLER y virtue of an order of (he Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made o

. ... .. —id bill win be taken I confessed a gall • - The said bill Is filed to foreclose a Tax Sale certificate made by V Townsend Godfrey, collector of taxi for Township of Upper. Cape Ma County. N. J. dated June 22rd. 195 .. recorded September Ifth. 1942. Book 390 Mortgage* page 422 Ac. on land* in Upper Township, ^ —- - — N. J.: and you are because you hold s tax sale subject to tax sale of complainant. Dated April 12th. 1943. CHARLES A BO KNELL. Solr Cane May Court House. N. J. 4-22-4ts-pfIS 52

ANNA C SCHENSLEY. 1. (Late of 2047 Moravian Street. Philadelphia. Pa., and Cor. of Broadway and Learning Avenues. West Cape May. New . Jer-

uhderslgned. all persons the said Relate are n

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SEEDS cse_- 1 S9e SO*’—$1.79 Oraufeed I-»‘«99e Ferry “* ScO-IOc

those having

present the same, with—‘ delay, at the o4Bee et GIRARD TRUST COMPANY.

Philadelphia Pa E- Go wen. Presldaot. Taylor *^ Stern^BequIree, Attorneys. PhlledslVhta, Ps. 4-22-2tz-pf$6.72

622 Wathington St. ‘ > Mar, M. J.

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