Flora Dangello dies after long illness in Wilmington
Flora A Dangello 56 formerly of Upland Pa died Tuesday at her home 2207 Foote Rd Wilmington Del after a long illness Surviving include husband Nealie F two sons Frank R Cham bersburg Pa and Ralph N of Wilmington her mother Mrs Marie Isella Sinclair Pa two sisters Rosie Flaharty Camden N J and Molly Casserly Baltimore Md Also surviving five brothers Albert Carmen Louis two stepbrothers John Baldassari Warminster and Alfred Baldassari Wilmington and four grandchildren A Mass will be offered 11 am Saturday at St Mary Magdalen Church Concord Pike and Sharpley Rd Burial in All Saints Cemetery Calling hours after 7 pm Friday at McCrory Memorial Funeral Home Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Flora A. Dangello
Upland
Foote Road
Wilmington
Del
Flora Isella
Pennsylvania
Nealie F
Frank R
Chambersburg
Ralph
Marie Isella
Sinclair
Rosie Flaharty
Camden
N.J
Molly Casserly
Baltimore
Concord Pike
Sharpley Road
All Saints Cemetery
McCrory Memorial Funeral
Talleyville
American Cancer Society
Lovering Ave
Pupils sickened at school play in Florida incident
In Ormond Beach Tomoka Elementary sealed off after a rehearsal left 61 students and three adults treated for nausea. Fumes were suspected but no specific substance identified as the cause. Reported tingling in limbs.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Tomoka
Obituary: Mrs Ethel I Roberts 73 longtime Folsom resident
Mrs Ethel I Arnold Roberts 73 died Tuesday at Taylor Hospital Ridley Park. She lived in Folsom since 1956 and was a member of the former Folsom Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband Harvey R Roberts and son Harvey R Roberts Jr. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at James F Knoetgen Funeral Home Ridley Township with burial at Edgewood Memorial Gardens.
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Ethel I. Roberts
Taylor Hospital
Ridley Park
Folsom
Ridley Townsip
Ethel Arnold
Philadelphia
Roberts
Folsom Presbyterian Church
Harvey R. Roberts
Harvey R. Roberts Jr
Herbert, Arnold
Elwood Arnold
Richard Studley
Visitors Council layoffs threaten Delaware County tourism push
Upper Providence’s Visitors Council of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce cuts staff to balance the 1979 budget. George Sikorski is laid off, sparking fears among regional tourism agencies that the budding promotion effort will stall. Chamber officials pledge continued tourism work and seek county funds while stressing no harm to overall efforts.
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Bonnie Baldwin
Upper Providence
Visitors’ Council
Delaware County Chamber of Commerce
George Sikorski
Sikorski
Chamber
Jack Peters
Chamber Board of
County Council
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Montgomery County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau
Council For Progress
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation
Visitors Bureau
Delaware County
Peters
Robert Montgomery
Visitors Council
Pettina McGarvey
Ms. McGarvey
Death notices remembered in Glenolden and nearby towns
Obituaries list Anna L Atwood Emma Johnston Lena Burton Flora Dangel lo Joseph Mahoney Mary Nichols John Orr Ethel Roberts Eugene Nichols Nicholas Sokolovich Antonio Taraborell and others. Relatives and friends invited to services and interment details given for multiple sites including McCausland Funeral Home Haven Memorial Gardens Marvil Funeral Home and Glenwood Memorial Gardens.
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Glenwood Memorial Gardens
MAP marks second anniversary of Protection from Abuse Act
Delaware County observes two years of the Protection from Abuse Act with MAP officials law enforcement speakers noting success. The act allows civil remedies and removal of abusers without criminal charges. MAP runs a hotline, offers hospital and court accompaniment, legal information, housing, and referrals.
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Bonnie Baldwin
Daily Times
Delaware County
Common Pleas Court
Howard Reed
Reed
MAP
MAP seeks private funding as LEAA grant drops next year
Marital Abuse Project MAP, praised by legal officials, faces a critical funding gap as LEAA support declines from 50 percent to 10 percent in 1979. Private funds must cover $70,000 for an emergency housing program with the Salvation Army, while MAP pursues CETA funds to retain staff.
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MAP
Dist
Frank Hazel
Sharon Hill
William Hanna
Hanna
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Elaine Sanders
Ms. Sanders
Philadelphia Foundation
Michael F.X. Gillin
Salvation Army
Millage hike funds winter road damage in Birmingham
Birmingham township supervisors approved a 6 mill levy to cover last winter road damage and approved a $50,000 bank loan to be repaid over five years. The 1979 general fund totals $107,223 with 34,500 allotted to highways and 14,750 to protection. budget adoption set for December 29. Separately, Delaware County Court denied Donald Tulloch PRD appeals allowing restrictions to stand on Route 100 and Bulloch Road projects.
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Phoebe Copes
Daily Times
Birmingham
Stephen Danby
Helen Bauman
Southeast National Bank
Delaware
County Court of Common Pleas
Donald Tulloch
Tulloch
Route 100
Bulloch Road
Bulloch
Parkside clears way for cable TV ordinance and subdivision
Parkside officials approved a subdivision right for Isabella Ciallella at 2526 Parkside Ter race enabling sale. A cable TV ordinance opens the borough to franchise bids with Southeast Cable Co. possible. a curfew for under 18s and a plowed snow ban were also approved along with a 1979 budget proposal.
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Patti Bradley
Daily Times
Parkside
Isabella Ciallella
Parkside Terrace
Ciallella
Sudivision
Dennis Woody
Ms. Ciallella
Woody
Anthony Raffo
Southeast Cable Co
Southeast
Aston Budget Struggling with Year End Deadline
Aston township grapples with a 1.616 million dollar preliminary budget balanced but facing a 30 thousand dollar deficit from insurance costs. Commissioner Divins notes police cars trucks storm sewer repairs funded by a 170 thousand dollar loan. general fund mills near legal limit. Budget vote scheduled for 8 p.m. December 20.
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DOT Reynolds Daily Times
Robert Divins
Divins
Ron Klimas
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