News from Manahawkin, 1920

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Tuckerton Beacon 18 Mar 1920:
Samuel LIFORD has gone to Barnegat City, where he has employment.
Clayton CORLISS, of Barnegat, spent Monday with his brother, T.A. CORLIS.
George LETTS, of Camden, spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. William ADAMS.
Luke COURTNEY and wife have returned after spending the winter in Jersey City.
Mrs. Ethel JONES of Barnegat spent a day this week with her aunt, Mrs. Laura LETTS.
William LOWERY of Philadephia was home for over Sunday.
Miss Edna HAZELTON has been ill for a week past.
William ADAMS has been on the sick list for a few days.
Location: Manahawkin, Stafford Township, NJ 08050, USA

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