Church approves social action by church vote in Springfield
The Uni tarian Church of Delaware County in Springfield approved social action in the church's name subject to three-fourths voting approval. The motion passed 85 to 25 amid concerns over members surrendering rights to dissociate. The church also kept memberships in the United Nations Media Area Committee 68 to 15 and Delaware Valley Fair Housing Council 77 to 146, per committee member Elizabeth Beardsley.
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Unitarian Church of
Delaware County
Springfield
Media Area Committee
The
United Nations
Delaware Valley Fair Housing Council
Elizabeth Beardsley
Swarthmore
Church Social Action Committee
Police Letter Campaign Aims To Lobby For Bills In Delaware County
Police in Delaware County launch a letter writing drive sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Police to produce 50,000 letters urging defeat of H B 615 which would let local governments set police pay hours and pensions by ordinances. They oppose H R 166 merging 3rd class city police into one department with firemen and HB 301 a measure diverting funds for police benefits. They also back HB 209 granting three weeks of vacation after one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Fraternal Order of Police
Timothy Gl
Willliam Penn Lodge 19
Chester
Gull
Family Gets Aid for Salter Family in Linwood
Merle Salter and his five children, living at 161 Chadwick Ave, face months without income after a December back injury. Local residents Patrick Murphy and John Roden organized a benefit dinner yielding 250 dollars, with six volunteers serving, and a door-to-door fundraising drive. The proceeds are placed in trust for the family until Salter can return to work in October.
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Linwood
Lower Chichester
Merle Salter
Chadwick Ave
Salter
Patrick Murphy
Harvey
John Roden
Summit St
Ellen Branvich
Lorraine Kestner
Peggy Griffith
Sally Graham
Almeda Hulings
Betty Graham
Murphy
County Students Graduate From North Held School And Colleges
Marguerite B Johnston of Glenolden joined 535 girls graduating from North Held School EB Northfield Mars on Sunday. Barbara Fizzano of Woodlyn graduated from Georgetown University School of Nursing. Deborah I Much of Moylan earned a bachelor of science degree from Dock Haven State College.
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Marguerite B. Johnston
Thomas E. Johnston
Elmwood Ave
Glenolden
Northfield
Mars
Barbara Fizzano
Anthony Fizzano
Sixth Ave
Woodlyn
Georgetown University School of Nursing
Deborah I. Much
Jacob Much of
Moylan
Dock Haven State College
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Sears
Roebuck and CO
DuPont Reg. T.M
Dacron
Lelaure
Jos
New Wash ’N Wear Boys
Catana
Little Mermaids
Cabana
Edgmont Ave
Garden Center
Morton Ave
Sun Village
DuPont
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