BRIEFLY Workshop slated at Calvary Baptist Church Chester
Rev Augustus Roman of Zion Baptist Church Philadelphia will lead a workshop from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church 1616 W 2nd St reviewing the vision of the church of Jesus Christ Registration begins at 9 a.m. In Tinicom a 21 year old Philadelphia woman reported being stranded at a township motel police said the man she thought left her there was arrested later at the Econo Lodge Route 291. Police found another woman and drugs in their room and both suspects were charged with narcotics possession possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal conspiracy. They were arraigned before District Justice Peter P Tozer and sent to Delaware County Prison after bail set at 10 percent of 10 000. The initial caller was not charged. Aston the Zoning Hearing Board approved a variance for Dougherty Builders four lot subdivision at 4 Gordonville Rd owned by John and Helen Warren. Parcel to be divided into 15 000 square foot lots with three homes priced 175 000 to 200 000 each and onsite sewers with no public sewer. Plan to be reapproved by township engineer. Dougherty built Kimberly Court on Shubrook Lane.
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Chester
Augustus Roman
Zion Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Calvary Baptist Church
1616
W. 2Nd St
Church of Jesus Christ
Tinicom
Econo Lodge
Route 291
Robert Lythgoe
Lythgoe
Glenn Turner
Ellsworth Street
Letisha Renner
Ashland Street
Peter P. Tozer
Delaware County
Aston
Dougherty
Gordonville Road
John
Helen Warren
George Dougherty
Demolition Begins on Old Friendly Acres Home for Orphans
Ridley Township officials start tearing down the 1840 three story building once housing orphans as Friendly Acres merges into the Y at Friendly Acres. Plans include a six lane pool multi purpose room offices lobby and child care unit with a $2.5 million goal and $1 million secured.
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Ridley
Friendly Acres
Delaware County
South Avenue
Henry van Zanten
Community Y
van Zanten
Colonial setting draws judge to historic Chester courthouse
Judge Joseph F. Battle, Chester native and former mayor, brings civil cases to the 1724 Courthouse on Avenue of the States. He aims to preside over more matters there later this month, citing the colonial ambiance and history. Parking arrangements are made, and court reporters transcribe notes as air conditioning remains unused.
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Battle
Chester
Avenue of the States
David E. Robbins
Broomall
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Barbara Ormsby
Daily Times
Friendly Acres Community Services
Primos
Ridley Community Center
Lucien Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Bert Hodge
Marlene Digiacomo
Delco
Joseph F. Battle
Chester Confer
Confer
Brookhaven