Diedrich 82 former Sharon Hill resident dies in Harlee Manor
Jennie Diedrich 82 of Harlee Manor Nursing Home Springfield formerly of Sharon Hill died Sunday after a long illness. Born in Philadelphia she lived in Delaware County 40 years then Cape May before returning to Delaware County as a Harlee Manor guest. Survived by husband Thomas A. Diedrich two children five grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral noon Thursday McCausland Glenolden burial Mount Moriah Philadelphia calling hours 11 to noon. Memorials to Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Collingdale.
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Jennie Davis Diedrich
Harlee Manor
Springfield
Sharon Hill
Philadelphia
Mount ‘Moriah Cemetery
Funeral
Funeral services set for Alvin J. Sharbaugh 69
Alvin J. Sharbaugh, 69, of Carrolltown formerly Chester died Saturday in Spangler following a brief illness. He was chief metallurgist at the Philadelphia Naval Air Engineering Center and an avid ham radio operator station W3FLZ. Survived by wife Beulah and two sons, Mass at St Benedicts Church in Carrolltown at 10 a.m. today.
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Alvin J. Sharbaugh
Carrolltown
Chester
Spangler
West Carroll Township
Cambria County
Sharbaugh
Philadelphia Naval Air Engineering Center
W3flz
National Radio Relay League
Wife keeps support despite living with another man
The Pennsylvania Superior Court held that cohabitation with a non spouse is not the same as remarriage for a separation agreement. Gerald and Patricia Litwack had a 1973 contract calling for monthly support until remarriage death or other triggers. The court revived the old arrangement, saying the agreement lacked a remarriage clause and should not be rewritten.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gerald Litwack
Patricia Litwack
Delaware
Executions in Tehran Reach 455 Political Deaths
Beirut based Pars news agency reports 14 more executed Sunday in Tehran’s Evin prison for alleged coup plot ties. The tally of political executions climbs to 455 according to the agency.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Iran
Pars
Tehran
Evin
Tharges
Leukemia patient Amanda freed after LA hospital import row
Two year old Amanda Accardi, removed from Children's Hospital by her father in defiance of a court order, has been released from a Tijuana clinic where she received chemotherapy and Laetrile. Doctors report complete remission and say she could return to California if charges are dropped.
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Tijuana
Mexico
UPI
Los Angeles
Michael Accardi
Amanda
Children’s Hospital
Accardi
Ernesto Contreras
Tijuana Cancer Clinic
California
Contreras
Thawley Was Active Presbyterian Leader In Two States
Louise Touchstone Thawley age 67 wife of the president of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science died Friday at her Swarthmore home. She formerly lived in Westfield New Jersey and Prospect Park and served as deacon elder and trustee at First Presbyterian Church Westfield and led the church board. Survived by husband William A two sons Thomas and Philip and six grandchildren. Memorial services planned in Swarthmore and Westfield with donations to the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science memorial fund.
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Louise Touchstone Thawley
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Swarthmore
Thawley
Westfield
N.J
Prospect Park
First Presbyterian Church of
William A
Thomas
Baltimore
Philip
Akron
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Population explosion among lawyers across the United States
A UPI report to the American Bar Association cites a 50 percent rise in U.S. lawyers over the last decade, totaling 535,000. The study notes about 25 percent practice in New York and California, women rising to 7.5 percent with strong age concentration, and shifts in private practice and public sector shares.
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New Orleans
U.S
New York
the Foundation
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Jennie D. Diedrich
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Collingdale
Treras
Enrique Miguel Ramirez
United States
Los Angeles Hospital
Amanda Accardi
Michael
Louise T. Thawley
Barbara A. Curran
Foundation
Houston
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