Chester man dies at 31 after Chester County job service
James R. Anderson 31 of Chester died at home Friday after a 25 year Chester residence. He worked for the City of Chester Highway Department and is survived by his mother Eva Henninger and three sisters Beardsley of New Castle Delaware Brenda Ulmer and Linda DeMarco both of Chester. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at Nacrelli Funeral Home with 7 to 9 p.m. Monday calling hours. Burial in Chester Rural Cemetery. The funeral for Thomas D. Marencin 19 who died Thursday in Crozer Chester Medical Center Upsland after injuries from an Aston auto crash May 15 will be 10 a.m. Monday at A J White Luttrell Funeral Home Aston. He lived at 2305 Hillside Drive Aston and attended Penn State Delaware County campus Middletown. A 1976 Sun Valley High School graduate he belonged to Sun Valley Dance Band and worked part time at Town House Restaurant Media. Surviving are his parents David T Reeves Marencia and Margaret Reeves Marencia two brothers George and John and two sisters Nancy and Shirley all at home. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Aston. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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James R
Tincan) Anderson
Chester
Mr. Anderson
Smithfield
N.C
City of
Thomas D. Marencin
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Upland
Aston
A. J. White-Luttrell
Concord Road
Hillside Drive
Marencia
Penn State
Delaware County
Middletown
Sun Valley High School
Sun Valley
Town House
Media
David T
Margaret Reeves Marencia
George
John
Nancy
Shirley
Mount Hope Cemetery
Death notices reflect Chester area passings in August 1978
A string of death notices from Chester and nearby Pa reflect numerous August 1978 services. Names include James R. Anderson Victoria E Atkins Charlotte E Bender William M Creedon Thomas D Marencin Alma Jean Toro and others with funeral home listings and interment details. Services are scheduled at local funeral homes and churches with evening calling hours.
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Toro
Alma Jean
Ivy St
Chester
Tommie C. Johnson
Rome
Ison
Lich Hayes
Hans Bovis
Unity Services
Baptist Church
6Th & Parker Sts
Ate Sark St
Une
Tommie “Amson
Pennell St
Obituary of Victoria Atkins 70 of Essington
Victoria E. Atkins 70 of 237 Bartram Ave Essington died Thursday at Taylor Hospital Ridley Park. Born in Lewes Del she lived in Essington 67 years. She worked 47 years at Westinghouse Lester plant retiring as supervisor of telephone and telegraph. A lifelong member of the Ladies Auxiliary Essington Fire Co Surviving are two nieces. Funeral 10 am Tuesday Griffith Chapel Chester Pike Amosland Road Norwood Burial Lawncroft Cemetery Lower Chichester.
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Victoria E. Atkins
Bartram Ave
Essington
Taylor Hospital
Ridley Park
Miss. Atkins
Lewes
Del
Westinghouse Electric Company
Lester Plant
Miss Akins
Essington Fire Co
Griffith Chapel
Chester Pike
Amosland Road
Norwood
Lawncroft Cemetery
Lower Chichester
County faces loss of highway funds and 12 year plan
Delware County stands to lose about 303.1 million dollars in state and federal highway improvement funds over 12 years if a statewide move is approved. The plan lists 522 projects worth 140.8 million for federal and local funding while 1,336 projects needing 5.3 billion in state and federal funds would be placed on inactive status. Pulakos calls the revision realistic amid a highway fund shortage and urges gasoline tax action to finance new construction. In Paris, two Britons set three world balloon records distance altitude and duration after narrowly missing the Atlantic crossing. A distance of 1,999.5 miles altitude 12,998 feet and duration 96 hours 24 minutes were recorded.
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Delawre County
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Shapp
Pulakos
Death Notice Perry Garrett Chester Resident, WWII Veteran
Perry Garrett 68 of 807 W 8th St Chester died at home Thursday He was born in Alpine Alabama lived in Chester 36 years and worked in Springfield Township highway maintenance about 10 years A World War II veteran he belonged to Franklin Masonic Lodge 58 F AM and United House of Prayer Holiness Church of Philadelphia where he taught Sunday School Surviving wife Ada Swain Garrett two daughters Alvada McGriff Elizabeth Garrett three sons Walter Fred T Lovest Lawler a sister Artelia Swain four brothers Ernest Eunice Leroy Carter 18 grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral 8 pm Wednesday at United House of Prayer Holiness Preston and Haverford Aves Burial 10 am Thursday Haven Memorial Park Calling hours 12-8 pm Tuesday Leake Funeral Home 10th Pusey St Chester and 6-8 pm Wednesday at church
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Perry Garrett
8Th St
Chester
Alpine
Ala
Garrett
Springfield Township
Franklin Masonic Lodge
F&am
United House of Prayer Holiness Church of Philadelphia
Ada Swain Garrett
Alvada McGriff
Wilmington
Elizabeth Garrett
Walter
Fred
T. Lovest Lawler
Artelia Swain
Chillersburg
Ernest
Eunice
Leroy
Huntsford
Carter
Birmingham
United House of Prayer Holiness
Preston
Haverford Aves
Haven Memorial Park
Chester Township
Leake Funeral Home
10Th and
Pusey Sts
Ex-political star faces murder count in UK scandal
MINEHEAD England AP Jeremy Thorpe former Liberal Party leader is arrested with three men and charged with conspiracy to murder Norman Scott the man he allegedly had a sexual relationship with Scott 37 says the case is the biggest British political scandal since the Profumo affair Thorpe 49 denies the accusations and any plot to murder or cover up the relationship.
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Minehead
England
Jeremy Thorpe
Britain
Liberal Party
Norman Scott
Friday
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Scott
Thorpe
Thorpe resigns Liberal leadership amid scandal in 1976
Former Liberal Party chief nine years Thorpe, whose 1974 postwar surge faded, resigns after arrest. He sits as MP for North Devon as charges mount against associates David Holmes, George Deakin, and John Le Mesurier. Holmes, a former deputy treasurer and Oxford peer, is bank executive in Manchester. Deakin runs amusement machines business in Wales. Le Mesurier co-owns a carpet discount warehouse in Wales.
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Liberal
Thorpe
Liberals
David Holmes
Liberal Party
Oxford University
Rupert
Holmes
Manchester
George Deakin
Wales
John le Mesurier
Curran backs Flaherty despite GOP split
Media lawyer Robert E J Curran, once U S eastern district attorney, publicly endorsed Democrat Peter Flaherty for governor at a Radnor fundraiser, citing a desire to help Flaherty while amid lingering feuds with Richard Thornburgh. Sources say Curran’s stance reflects personal enmity with Thornburgh rather than full party alignment.
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Harold D. Ellis
Daily Times
Richard Thornburgh
Delaware
Peter Flaherty
Robert E.J
Bobby) Curran
U.S
Flaherty
Curran
the Willows
Radnor
Swarthmore residents lose condominium zoning appeal
Swarthmore residents lose the zoning appeal challenging a 12 unit condominium project at Rutgers and Cornell Avenues. Judge Reed upheld borough action creating an A L Alternate Residential District and rezoning 102 Cornell Avenue, calling the change a step toward revitalization amid heavy traffic and area redevelopment. Dissenting attorney Fronefield Crawford Jr expressed disappointment and potential further appeal.
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Delaware County
Cornell Avenue
Swarthmore
Rutgers and
Cornell Avenues
Tial
Rutgers Avenue
Fronefield Crawford Jr
Mystery surrounds family plunge from top hotel
The incident left unclear which family member survived as Dr. Terry Clemmer reported Elizabeth underwent major surgery. FBI noted David faced wire fraud probes while a follower, Matthias David, had earlier been convicted for soliciting donations by claiming his stepdaughter was badly hurt in a car crash.
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Robert Davenport
Matthias David
Steel price hike unlikely this year
U S Steel chairman Edgar Speer says demand remains weak enough that another across the board price increase is unlikely this year. The outlook suggests continued caution in pricing strategy amid soft market conditions.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Edgar Speer
Dylan
Luther Allison
Police await MOVE members amid quiet standoff near Drexel
Police waited Friday for MOVE, the radical cult in a 14 month siege, with five adults possibly remaining in the ramshackle three story house near Drexel University. A plainclothes detective said they’re watching and will arrest if any members exit.
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Drexel University
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