Obituary for Joseph Hinfey of Philadelphia
Joseph Hinfey 70 of 2636 S Massey St Philadelphia died at home Wednesday. He worked 38 years at Philadelphia Gas Works before retirement five years ago and belonged to the Gas Works Quarter Century Club. Survived by son Joseph of Upper Darby daughter Marian R of Ridley Township sister Dorothy of Alloway N J and seven grandchildren. Funeral 11 a m Saturday from Griffiths Chapel Norwood burial Fernwood Cemetery Upper Darby Calling hours 10 to 11 a m at the funeral home.
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Joseph Hinfey
S. Massey
Philadelphia
Mr. Hinfey
Philadelphia Gas Works
Gas Works
Quarter Century Club
Joseph
Upper Darby
Marian R
Ridley Township
Dorothy
Alloway
N.J
Griffith’s Chapel
Norwood
Fernwood Cemetery
Death notices for Baker and others from Baltimore area
Death notices list Walter M Baker and Joseph G DiMarcantonio among deceased with service details, addresses and interment at Middletown Presbyterian Cemetery. Also noted are Hinfe y Joseph A Sr Hintey and Bernice Holmes plus many others with viewing times, funeral home references Nolan Kane Funeral Home and others, Chester and Trainer areas in December 1978.
Obituary notices for Barbara Palo Grace McVey Max Deutsch
Barbara Palo 39 of Woodlyn Ridley Township dies after long illness at Taylor Hospital Burial Lawn Croft Cemetery Dover Twp Calling hours Monday. survivor details listed. Grace McVey 80 of Port Richey formerly Middletown dies in Port Richey Presbyterians and churches active survivor list. services Wednesday Rigby Harting Funeral Home Burial Middletown Presbyterian Cemetery. Max Deutsch Chester resident and former musician dies December 21 at Sacred Heart Hospital burial Chev Shalom Cemetery Brookhaven.
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Kuru Lane Richey
Fla
Middletown
Port Richey
David S. McVey
Jaeminye Harting Funeral Home
E. 4Th St
Media
Middletown Presbyterian
Friends
Barbara Anne Palo
Woodlyn
Ridley Township
Taylor Hospital
Ridley Park
Chester
Delaware County
Deborah
Charles Jr
Clare Master
Drexel Hill
Upper Darby
Patricia Dewart
Trevose
Knoetgen Funeral Home
Kedron Ave
Morton
Grace M. McVey
Kumquat Lane
Middletown Presbyterian Church
Millville
United Methodisl Church
Ruth M. Olson
Walter McVey
Lee McVey
Erie
Willard Haines
State College
Gertrude Rahn
Perkinmville
Esther Markley
Elizabeth Bickhart
Exton
Rigby and Harting Funeral Home
Middletown Presbyterian Cemetery
Max Deutsch
Sacred Heart Hospital
New York
Mr. Deutsch
Fair Acres
Congoleum-Nairn
Marcus Hook
Elk Lodge 484
Musicians
Chev Shalom Cemetery
Brookhaven
Lansdowne Council approves budget and tax plan
EAST LANSDOWNE Borough council adopts tentative budget with minor highway changes and a 2200 increase in miscellaneous revenues. It seeks court permission to set general purpose tax at 35 mills and advertises a 48.4 mill real estate levy. An amendment raises the trash refuse fee to 28 per living unit. The council also applies for a fifth year community block grant of 152,165 to eliminate a blighted area at 5 to 13 Melrose Avenue and convert it to municipal parking. Curbing and sidewalk work on Avenue on sixth year planned.
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East Lansdowne — Borough
Melrose Avenue
Festival of Lights draws crowds at Rose Tree Park
Delaware County's special events office reports more than 1,000 visitors nightly for the 1978 Festival of Lights at Rose Tree Park. The event runs from 7 to 10 p.m. through Saturday attracting numerous residents and visitors.
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Upper Providence
Rose Tree Park
Delaware County
Media mayor irked by police contract
Media Mayor Robert Mickle criticized the police contract noting earlier negotiations in August and the police version containing unnecessary items. Amid contract talks, a Gulf Station burglary on Baltimore Pike and Monroe St led to two suspects in custody. a Nativity BVM Church chalice was recovered in a Marple field. Council member Maurice Bevan joked about snow removal costs while budget worries linger.
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Robert Mickle
Mickle
Gulf Station
Baltimore Pike
Monroe St
Nativity Bvm
Marple
Maurice Bevan
Bevan
Streets Committee
Norwood approves 1979 budget despite audience curtailment
Norwood Borough Council passed the $832,800 1979 budget at a brief Wednesday meeting and adjourned without audience questions. The plan raises a 69 mill real estate tax and a $26.50 annual trash fee, with a $7.50 per gallonage sewer rent, while trimming costs by dropping an umbrella policy and lowering workers compensation figures.
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Ruth Bissex
Norwood
Gary Stein
Clifton Lowers Sewer Rent in 1979 Budget
Clifton Heights borough council adopted a 756537 budget for 1979 with a $2 reduction in sewer rent from 37 to 35. The meeting also adjusted the safety budget adding 2400 to police pensions and deleted arbitration costs. corrections to tax provisions were noted.
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Clifton. Heights
Anthony
Glenolden votes to approve 1979 budget without changes
Glenolden council approved the 1979 budget of 750,834 with a 5 mill tax increase to 57 mills and a $25 annual tax collection fee. Other items re enacted include a $10 per capita tax and a 1 percent real estate transfer tax, plus a $75,000 tax anticipation loan at 6.32 percent. Monthly salaries remain set at 200 for mayor, 125 for council members, and 175 for the council president.
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Glenolden
Six Injured in Ridley Township Three Car Crash
Six persons were injured Thursday in a three car crash at Cedar Ave and McDade Blvd Ridley Township Police said Gerald Burkins 23 of Chester was eastbound on McDade Blvd attempting to pass when he lost control crossed into the oncoming lane and struck two cars Occupants identified include John Fleming 15 and Nancy Fleming 33 of Wallingford in the second car Three persons rode in the third vehicle Richard Patch 42 of Drexel Hill driver Rudolf Reinders 22 and Johannes Rein ?
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Ridley Township
Cedar Ave
McDade Blvd
Gerald Burkins
Chester
John Fleming
Nancy Fleming
Wallingford
Richard Patch
Drexel Hill
Rudolf Reinders
Johannes Rein
Local Graduates Earn Degrees from York College
Two Delaware County residents graduated from York College in Pennsylvania ceremonies. Kathy L. McLean of Brookhaven earned an associate degree in police science. Karl E. Parks of Boothwyn earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing.
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Delaware County
York (Pa
Kathy L. McLean
Brookhaven
Karl E. Parks
Boothwyn
Keep Poinsettias Through The Holidays And Beyond
Guidance on caring for poinsettias after Christmas includes moving to a sunny window, avoiding drafts, maintaining moderate soil moisture, and gradual post-bloom watering reductions. It covers storage in cool basements, May repotting, summer care, fall indoors, and lighting needs for flowering, with additional notes on evergreen mulch use, windbreaks, bird feeding, and pruning after damage from ice storms.
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Evergren
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Rosina
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Lucy Santoro
Mary DiMaio
Falini
Frank W. Woolston
Reece
James F Cemetery
Hinfey
Joseph A. Sr
Ruth A
Phila
Atheo
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Garton
Ridley ’ S Tiends
Griffith
Kelly
Adele Wade
Cherry Tree Chichester
Nolan - Kaniefski
Lambert
Charles T
Ada Cosden Lambert
Chester Rural Cemeteny
Nolan-Kanie Funeral Home
Providence Ave
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Illiam Romenyark
John
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Daniel
G Newcomer
June Roberts
Knoetgen
Sirwood Gardens
Palo
Barbara A
Neoe Con Es Kedron Ave
Emily (Nee Milbourne
Yvonne Boulwar
Ae Edwards
Elk
Stilling
Theodore J. Ei Toms Szalag
Brodheren
Bateman Funeral Home
Medicalerat
Daily Times
E. Lansdowne
Borough and County Council
Redevelopment Authority
Orange Street
James Cunningham
Council
Mary Ann Grover
Ralph de Rosa
James Austin
Park and Recreation Committee
Capades
Sepmane
Austin
Civil Defense
Gordon Grimditch
Clifton
On Beerae
Ridley
James J. McKeehen
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Lower Chichester
Rose O'Boyle
Witty
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