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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1973

Page

3

Reckless Eddie Rickenbacker the Chester Motorcycle Club figure

Ray Brooks recalls meeting Eddie Rickenbacker and fellow Chester riders around 1910. The group rode hard on the White Horse Pike before Rickenbacker’s fame, sharing stunts, speed tricks, and close camaraderie as “reckless” but “damn good guys.”

Eddie Rickenbacker America Pacific Eastern Airlines Rickenbacker Ray Brooks Chester Motorcycle Club Eddie Brooks Point Breeze Racetrack South Philly Joe Casey 3Rd Berlin Atlantic City

Ed Gebhart and Brooks Remember Sun Hill Life and Eddie Rickenbacker

Ray Brooks, 82, a Sun Hill resident and former shipyard pipefitter, recalls his youth on 2nd Street and fondly remembers Eddie Rickenbacker’s death. He shares tales of family, military-era work, and a daredevil motorcycles incident as he reflects on a life rooted in Sun Hill and nearby Aston and Ridley Park.

Ray Brooks E. 16Th St Sun Hill Brooks Chester Ken Young Charlie Mercandante Wis” Irving Eddie Rickenbacker Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co Hajoca Company Margaret Nee Keeley Clint Delbert Aston Ray, Jr Absecon N.J B&o

Accidents ruled accidental in two Delaware County deaths

A coroner rury ruled the June deaths of Aston resident Charlotte Nussey and Lower Merion girl Karen Bellamy as accidental. Nussey died after a two car crash on Baltimore Pike in Concord near Longhorn Ranch. Bellamy died on the operating table following a collision at Lawrence Road and West Chester Pike in Haverford Township. Both drivers in the Nussey case and the Bellamy case were exonerated from criminal negligence.

Aston Lower Merion Township Montgomery County Delaware County Charlotte Nussey Blackthorn Lane Baltimore Pike Concord Karen Bellamy St. Georges Road Lower Merion Lawrence Road West Chester Pike Haverford Township Middletown Barracks Nussey Kenneth G. LeFevre Woodlea Road Rosemont LeFevre Miss Bellamy Daniel A. Stevens Glen Road Michael J. Duca Norristown Stevens Duca Bellamy

Lenni Heights Fire Co to Hold Annual Fair

The Lenni Heights Fire Co will stage its annual Firemens Fair on the firehouse grounds Lenni Road from August 16 to August 25. The event offers entertainment for all ages.

Middletown Lenni Heights Fire Co Lenni Road

Concord names John W. Cornell township manager

John W. Cornell, known for his grit in evaluating communities, became Concord township manager in May after 34 years in Waynesburg. He plans a planning oriented, policy shaping role, coordinating between planning commission and supervisors, while prioritizing long term goals over small tasks.

John W Jack) Cornell Cornell Waynesburg Concord Planning Commission

Paralyzed Chester man sues over 1971 tavern shooting

Robert Snyder, 20, paralyzed by a gunshot during a Chester burglary attempt two years earlier, files suit for more than 10 000 dollars. He names Harry Whiteman, Walt's Tavern, Trainer police, and others as defendants. Snyder seeks a jury trial and damages. Varano, then 24, was shot and later jailed.

Chester James P. McHugh A. Gregory Girton Robert Snyder West 2Nd St Harry Whiteman Walt 3Rd St Barclay Street Trainer Police Whiteman McHugh Snyder McGee Memorial Hospital Philadelphia Varano Girton

Free Store Opens At 302 S Jackson St For Community Aid

The monthly Free Store sponsored by Street Messenger Community Project runs 10 am to 3 pm on Aug 11 at 302 S Jackson St. It offers free non-perishable foods, clothing, and household goods to anyone in need with a limit of five items per person.

Atlantic City Street Messenger Community Project S. Jackson St

Chester residents form private firm for rehabilitating houses

Five Chester residents establish the Community Development Corporation of Chester to buy and rehabilitate low income homes in the city. The group, led by Lemuel Bannister, plans to start with $15,000 homes, use 1214 West 3rd Street as offices, and aim to operate by January 1974. Members include William Ringold Dennis Bevings Stewart Johnson Purcell Hollis, with Robert C. Wright as solicitor.

Community Development Corporation of Chester Lemuel Bannister Bannister W. 3Rd St Title Abstract Co Parker St William Ringold Butler Ss Atternen Westinghouse Dennis Bevings Sun Oil Co Stewart Johnson Hughes

Hearing Set on Upper Darby Adult Book Store Case

An 8 a.m. Thursday hearing before District Justice C. Perry Liverton will probe the township action closing the adult book store at 9204 West Chester Pike. The shop opened July 23 by Thomas Bray of Medford Lakes NJ and is under a temporary restraining order.

Upper Darby C. Perry Liverton Thomas Bray Medford Lakes West Chester Pike

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Mercandante, Young and Irving Paul Peters 4Th Highland Avenue Herb Wright Sth George Hamby 2Nd and Fulton Streets Brooks Was Frederick B. Brooks Front Parker Streets John Jersey Delaware Brooks Hotel Front Street Parker and Kerlin Bill McClure John 3Rd and Charles Mercandante Wis’ Young Atlantic City Hotel Ed Gebhart 2Nd Street Parker Bill Republican Party Lenni John W. Cornell Whitehall Nether Providence Band Orchestra Parents Association Nether Providence High School Ruth Alexander Martyn Lane Ralph D'lorie Dogwood Lane Wallingford Chichester Stephanie Christers Conford Howard F. Reed Jr Rockview State Prison Belfont Farm Housing Agency Chester City
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