fAGE FOUR

Rites Tuesday

Per Wentzell,

Former Mayor — continukd From Paob Oh* - Weotzell h»d been prim»rily interaated in public works, bsnng

that department for years.

UaOer hi* administration. Cape May's operating plant was expanded and improved to its present state, and Mr. WentxeU in- ——•--* and carried nearly to

a comprehensive pro-

"edTatraet improvement

city

He was first «ev«y in 1914, beginning his

ftrat term January 1, 1916. He nerved until October of that year ' when the old council form of government was replaced by

mUtj commission.

In 1919 he was elected as a lissioner, and served until when the city manager

Elected to council again in 198S, he served as mayor of Cape May until 1937 when the city commission form of government again was adopted. He was elected as a commissioner in May, 1987, and was raelected in 194i. A native of South Dennis, Mr. Wentzell entered the building iniustry after completing Us schooUng. For several years he worked ss a shipbuilder and later as a building contractor before moving to Cape May more than 30 years ago. He had conducted a furniture business here since that time. Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning at 120 Congress street, the summer home of his ds ugh ter, under the direction tA Earl L. Hollingsead, mortician. The Rev. Walter E. Kelly, of the Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea, officiated, and interment was made in St. Mary's Cemetery.

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THI8D DRITH LAUNCHED FCW BOND CAMPAIGN — Contimukd From Pam Oh* — man, wOI conduct the first district's canvass. District Two is bounded by Ocean street, Columbia avenue, Lafayette street to Schellenger’s Landing, Washington street to Madison avenue, thence to Ocean street The Woman’s ity Club will conduct the canvass under the chainneaahip Of Mrs. Evan Brown. - District TTiree is bounded by Ocean street, Lafayette street, Jackson street. Perry street and Beach drive. Willard B. Matthews, city school

has been assigned to the Chib. District Four is bounded; by Broadway, West Perry street and B£ach drive in addition to the section bounded by Gape Island Creek, Elmira street, Broad stnwt and West Perry street. The district has been assinied to the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. District Five is bounded by Broadway, Cape Island Creek, Ninth avenue and the beach. The district has been assigned to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary under the joint chairmanship of August Schramm and Mrs. Irene Pharo.

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The Board of Commissioners announce with profound regret the death of GEORGE P. WENTZELL Commissioner of Public Works For many years a faithful and efficient public servant of Cape May.

September 11, 1943. ( ^

REGISTER and VOTE \ — ♦w... sixty per cent of the eligible voters of Cape May County have per-

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For State Committeeman T. MILLET HAND

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For Freeholder LAWRENCE M. LEAR

For Coroner F. B. LANE HAINES

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