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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
2
Albert L. Zardus, 55, longtime Bell employee, died Friday at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital in Darby. Born in Philadelphia, he resided in Darby and was a member of the local community. Funeral arrangements are pending.
John Anthony Zielinski of 33 Of Manor Drive Aston died Thursday at Riddle Memorial Hospital Middletown. A World War II Marine Corps veteran, he lived in Aston since age ten and belonged to St Hedwig Church and Lynch Brush Veterans of Foreign Wars post, survived by a stepsister. Funeral services set for Kaniefski Funeral Home Chester and St Hedwig Church. burial in Immaculate Heart Cemetery. Also listed are memorial notices for Barry C. Price of Chester Township killed in Vietnam and Mrs Fanny Walownik of Chester, plus other local obituaries with church and burial details.
Reverend Robert E. Anderson served as principal speaker at the Beverly Hills Junior High Memorial Day assembly. Daughters of the American Revolution and American Legion and Auxiliary members presented prizes and awards to students including John Pettis Navil Hoshino Richard Hewkins Caral Murinchak Donna Caravelli Susan Lights Kaya Hoshino and Jane Spirn.
Six Delaware Carillans will receive bachelor of science degrees Sunday from the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science. They include Richard A. DiCam Rohsert Kirsh and William R. Scarborough, all of Haverford. Also Jamies R. DiSeria John Pinto and W. Clarke Summers of Upper Darby.
Dr Joseph JF McCloskey of 266 Bryn Mawr Ave Lansdown has received one of two Lindback Awards for Distinguished Teaching at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. An alumnus of Jefferson he is associate professor of pathology and attending pathologist at Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia.
Marshal of the Royal Air Force Lord Tedder, a World War I and II veteran who coordinated air and ground operations for Allied forces, died in England at age 78 after years of declining health. Born in Scotland and educated at Cambridge, he played a pivotal role in North Africa and the 1943 Allied invasion plan though kept from the limelight, later publishing memoirs critical of some British leaders.
A Pennsylvania Turnpike bus carrying 44 New Jersey students from E. S. Wiley Elementary School overturned after avoiding a wobbling car driven by an Upper Darby woman. At least 25 pupils were injured, one seriously. The crash occurred when the bus veered and plunged down a 275 foot embankment near Morgantown, injuring several and disturbing the traveling party.
News report tracks Arab and Western moves amid the Middle East crisis. Nasser signals coexistence, borders fear an oil embargo, and talks span Egypt Saudi Arabia Iraq and Jordan. UN Security Council debates open waterway status of the Gulf as U Thant defends withdrawal of peacekeeping forces. De Gaulle calls for international talks and warns against armed action.
Daly Times staff writer reports a Houston beauty school bankruptcy affected families in Philadelphia and Chester. Many parents face lost tuition as the Pan-Iowa institute closed after a March filing. Vera Semeraro notes lawsuits seek recovery. owner Pan- AIst Street, Chester residents claim funds were misused amid the school’s collapse.
Baltimore police said today a 43 year old man Randolph was arrested on a warrant issued to liquidate the Gibson school assets in a receivership case tied to a May 20 beating. Semeraro said hundreds of claims exist against the school and that the Pankos, if paid, would be preferred creditors for amounts prepaid.
Weather wrapup states the past 24 hours saw a high of 82 and a low of 52 with a Friday average of 68. Forecasts predict today’s high 85 to 90 and tonight’s low around 69, with Sunday near 85 to 90. No precipitation in 24 hours. month 0. Jume norm 4.05. year-to-date 13.68 inches. Sunrise 5 34 am sunset 4 24 pm. Tide times Chester terminal pier high 10 24 am and 1 54 pm. low 4 48 am and 5 06 pm. A year ago highs 78 lows 48 partly cloudy.
Depree receives bachelor of arts in sociology from Leanly Rhyne College Hickory North Carolina. Daughter of Ferris R Dunlap and spouse resides at 25 West Fourth Street Chester.
Health Officer Mrs. Alice Doyle reports residents ignore basic ordinance requiring airtight trash containment. Numerous warnings have been issued with offenders not correcting the unhealthy situation. Violators face immediate magistrate action as the borough enforces trash bag rules and prohibits loose disposal.
Overseas Grant Frank J Bruni son of Mr and Mrs Dominick Bruni of Jacobstown NJ former Upper Chichester and Chester residents has received a full bachelor of science degree in metallurgical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.
Darby Township police arrested two men after a burglary near Hess Service Station at Hook Road. Suspects Wright and McCotter faced charges of burglary, larceny, and conspiracy. one carried a gun and shots were fired during the incident. Patterson and Norfolk police assisted in the pursuit.
The victims identified Goldsborough and Tucker at a hearing after they were charged with aggravated assault and battery rape and assault with intent to kill in the May Chester abduction. A second suspect, Horne, pleaded innocent to multiple charges from an alleged May 8 rape of a Linwood girl and other attacks. All three were held without bail for hearings.
Three people were arrested after an early morning altercation at the Tres Bon Diner Cedar Avenue and MacDade Boulevard Cedar area. A man drew a gun threatened others and fled. police recovered the weapon along the road. Suspects Philip Williams Joseph Dubotinn and Margaret Bailey faced initial arraignment by Justice of the Peace Joseph Dougherty.
Beverly HMIny Junior High announces the 1987 88 band majorettes and color guards chosen by Joan Hurke of the Home Economics Department. Majorettes include Barbara Bacs Doris Hayes Nancy Kennedy Gail Hudgins Rita Geslap and Debbie Downey. Color guards list Nanny Shakkassian Sendy Burnett Darna Caravelli Beth Lester Judy Williams and Paula Gasparon.
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