News from Tuckerton, 1917
New Jersey Courier 20 Apr 1917
On a charge of receiving 10 sacks of oysters under false pretenses, Walter Sayres, of No. 2205 Carman Street, was held in $500 bail by Recorder Stackhouse in Camden last Friday. Daniel Mathis of Tuckerton testified that he had an order to ship the oysters to H.L. Carson, Haddon and Kaign avenues, but that when he called to collect the billno such party could be located. Detectives learned, it was alleged, that Carl Holsinger received the oysters at the instruction of Sayres under the name of Carson.
The Tuckerton Athletic Association has elected the following officers: President, Lipman S. Gerber; vice-president, J.L. Lane; secretary, E.W. Sapp; manager baseball team, J. Wynne Kelley; assistant manager, E. Moss Mathis. The team will have several new players this year and some good baseball may be looked for.
On a charge of receiving 10 sacks of oysters under false pretenses, Walter Sayres, of No. 2205 Carman Street, was held in $500 bail by Recorder Stackhouse in Camden last Friday. Daniel Mathis of Tuckerton testified that he had an order to ship the oysters to H.L. Carson, Haddon and Kaign avenues, but that when he called to collect the billno such party could be located. Detectives learned, it was alleged, that Carl Holsinger received the oysters at the instruction of Sayres under the name of Carson.
The Tuckerton Athletic Association has elected the following officers: President, Lipman S. Gerber; vice-president, J.L. Lane; secretary, E.W. Sapp; manager baseball team, J. Wynne Kelley; assistant manager, E. Moss Mathis. The team will have several new players this year and some good baseball may be looked for.
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