Obituaries for Samuel Chaban and others in Chester area
Samuel Chaban 77 of 2710 W Ukrainian Orthodox Church Chester dies at home. Survived by widow Justina Veristweal Sts Chester and two daughters. Services planned Monday at funeral home with burial at Lawn Croft Cemetery Linwood. Other notices: Mrs Malin 80 former Primos dies in Fair Acros Farm Lima. Funeral services Tuesday in Morton with burial Arlington Cemetery Drexel Hill. Walter T. In... Chester dies after long plumbing career. survived by wife Louise Ormsby and daughter Patricia Pupo. Burial Media Cemetery. Funeral hours listed for Sunday evening.
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Samuel Chaban
Chest Church
Chester
Ome
Mary Barrett
Alan Mycrk
Providence
KR. L
Cath
Harvey ’ Malin
Primos
Fair Acros Farm
Lima
Florence King
Malin
Clifton Builders Corp
James
Ianetpen Funeral Home
Kedron Ave
Morton
Arlington Cemetery
Drexel
Walter TS
Iturnan
Wash
Inglon Ave
Mineral St
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Jama
Marian Wisdom
Hutch
Memorial Obituary Notes For Lawton Tt Tawton And Frederick Blair
Obituaries record Lawton Tt Tawton 70 former Chester resident dying Wednesday in Memorial Hospital Wilmington and Frederick Blair 74 dying Thursday at home Marcus Hook. Tawton lived in Delaware after WWI naval service and near Millsboro with widow Catherine and four daughters. services Saturday in Lewes and burial Lewes Methodist Cemetery. Blair, born in Milford, lived in Delaware County since 1942. survived by wife and family. services Monday at Robertson Moreland Funeral Home with burial at Lawn Croft Cemetery.
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John Tt. Tawton
Chester
Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Lawton
Tle
Tows Jes. del
Herring Creek
Millsboro
Del
Catherine
Florence Rebinsky
Rabeth Mitchell
Catherine Travis
Dewey Beach
Pat Painter
Millshoro
Starr J. Brown
Pam
Melson Meaners
Lewes
Lewes Methodist
Funeral
Frederick A. Blair
Post Road
Marcus Hook
Glair
Milford
Cominy
Delaware County
Pauline Smiths
Mrederick
Wehwein Wehrwein Wy 1 Wehewrin 48 Holmes
Wehrwein was employed by Baldwin-Lima-Lamilton Corp. Survived by three sons Herbert active in New Jersey, Jack in Movida and Kranic in Holmes. three daughters Phyllis Collins, Diana King, Barbara Clowney. sister Anna Nystrom. ten grandchildren. Services Saturday at Griffith Chapel Norwood, burial Fernwood Cemetery. Viewing from 7 to pm.
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Herbest Wy
Wehewrin
Highland Terrace
Holmes
Rover
Ipilad
Wehrwein
Baldwin-Lima-Lamilton Corp
Herbert
New Jersey
Jack
Movida
Kranic
Phyllis Collins
Mssington
Diana King
Wil May
Barbara Clowney
Anna Nystrom
Straverfowl
Griffith Chapel
Chester Dike
Norwood
Fernwood Cemetery
Rernwood
Death notices appear in daily newspaper page
The fragment describes a newspaper masthead with publication details. It notes an EB opt Bun day edition and a Times Building address in Chmestee Penna, with subscription rates and a postal classification entered in March 1979.
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TIMES
Chmetha
Penna
East Eighth Street
Chostee
Death of Rebecca Senalz at age 92 in Lima
Rebecca Senalz 92 died after a long illness at Mary Acres Warm Lima. Born in Avondale Pennsylvania she was daughter of Charles and Sirah Senataz and lived in Sun Itt Chester. She attended First Emanuel Baptist Church of Chester. Burial at Chester Rural Cemetery. Calling hours Monday noon to 2 pm.
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Rebecca Senalz
Mary Acres Warm
Lima
Miss Senalz
Avondale
Charles
Sirah Senataz
Sun Itt
Chester
Manuel Baptist Church of
Imschweiler Brower
Hoame
Circle Home Carnival Set for Chester Funeral Rites
Peter Kokoszka 62 of 2430 W Sid St Chester dies after brief illness at Sacred Heart Hospital. He worked for Medford's Inc Chester and belonged to St Hedwigs Church. Survived by Agnes. five daughters. Peter Jr. nine relatives. carnival at Workmen's Circle Home Chester with a Solemn Requiem Mass at St Hedwig's and burial at Immaculate Heart Cemetery. Proceeds fund infirmary equipment.
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Peter Kokoszka
Sid St. Chester
Sacred Heart Hospital
St. Hed
Davis Receives Gift As He Leaves Hook Unit
Marcus Hook school board honors departing supervising principal Bennett FH Davis with a gift at a reception. Davis will become an administrator in the Garnet Valley District. Departing board member Wel Lond Henry also receives a gift. The board approves the 1903-44 calendar listing 180 teacher days and 383 pupil days with a full-year schedule and holidays.
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Marcus Hook
Bennett FH. Davis
Wellond Henry
Davis
Garnet Valley
Washington
Nether Providence School addition sped up by board action
Providence area school board advances preliminary plans for the Nether Providence School on Moore Road Garden City with Martin Stewart Noble & Class to prepare schematic drawings. Construction not expected until January 1965 due to red tape and delays. Temporary relief includes moving students to Wallingford School and renting two more kindergarten classes at Wallingford Presbyterian Church. NPAA requests another baseball diamond as enrollment overflows plus girls softball added this year. Legiem seeks use of high school football field for four Sundays if the plan proceeds. Special meeting set for June 26 to handle outstanding business.
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NWR
Providence
Secoal
Nether Providence School
Moore Road
Garden City
Martin, Stewart, Noble & Class
Wallingford School
Wallingford Presbyterian Church
Nether Providence Adelie Association
Clifford Seglem
NPAA
Erith
Mul Laal Pate
Legiem
Swiss Finn pupils set in exchange program Swarthmore district
Swarthmore Rubbage School District will host one Swiss student Claude Muastrangela and one Finnish student Nils Hognas next term under the Ameri can Wield Service exchange. Dr Marty W Kingman reports the staff changes with Helen Jenkins named senior high principal Willian Bush succeeding Doris Mreot who resigned. The Swarthmore Borough Council adjourns to June 26 for the second board meeting and notes the Swarthmore Apartments assessment drop to 102 000 for this year after a 13 000 decrease from 125 000 last year following court action. In other business Patrolman Stanley Shep ansky named acting police sergeant. Blair Davis resigns as borough dog catcher. a new police car from Rumsey Chevrolet is purchased for 1815.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore Ruwledge
Switzerland
Minland
Marty W. Kingman
Claude Muastrangela
Nils Hognas
Finland
Helen 2. Jenkins Senioliry
Willian Bush
Doris Mreot
Tast
Iner
County Board
Bard
Council
Swanthmore Rutledge Usion — School Board
Clarence Myers
Stanley Shep’ansky
Blair 7
Davis
Rumsey Chevrolet
Better Check That Cough Warns Of Serious Respiratory Illness
Chester doctor Dr. George W. Lilley warns a chronic cough and shortness of breath may indicate serious respiratory disease such as bronchitis tuberculosis or other conditions. The Delaware County TB Association offers speaking engagements and information to community groups with contact details at 9th and Welsh Streets.
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Chester
Delaware County
Heal Association
George W. Lilley
Lilley
9Th
Welsh Sts
Hook Lists Top Pupils
Marcus Hook honors list names top pupils for the final marking period. In 7th grade the students are Carl Butler James Dorman Renaldo Gatti one Ernest Mingo Diane McCormick Lois Walker and Karyn Wallace. In 8th grade the honorees are Kenneth Pinchin Jeffrey Saltzman Frank Taylor Gina Mantegna Valentine Papa and Sandra Terrizaill. An honorable mention goes to Sharon Doster.
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Marcus Hook
Carl Butler
James Dorman
Renaldo Gatiione
Ernest Mingo
Diane McCormick
Lois Walker
Karyn Wallace
Kenneth Pinchin
Jeffrey Saltzman
Frank Taylor
Gina Mantegna
Valentine Papa
Sandra Terrizaill
Charlene Bayly
Jean Devonshire
Belly Shugar
Sharon Doster
Presbyterian Banquet and Community Events in Chester
The Fifth United Presbyterian Church in Chester will host a father and son banquet at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Thomas M. Thomas Community Center. Charles McMillan of the Chester Boys Club will be the speaker. In other events, Mrs. Nara W. Link of the African Methodist Episcopal Church Conference is honored at Murphy AME Church, while St. and Central Ave. mark a ninth anniversary with performances by Youth for Christ Chorus, Philadelphia All-Stars, and Newberry Singers. Additional gatherings include a queen contest fundraiser at 1106 E. 3rd St. and a Young Men’s Chorus program at St. Matthew CME Church.
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Presbyterian Mer‘’s Council
Fifth United Presbyterian Church
Thomas M. Thomas Communnity Center
Idi Wood St. iChester
Imroup
Charles McMillan
Chester Boys Club
Nara W. Link
African Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Murphy Ame Church
2Nd
Pastor's Aid Society of the
Cburch
Naomi!Blake
Link
Hower St. Chester
Silom Methodist Church
Frances Townsend
Chester
Matthey Cme
Thomas Avenue
Twin Oaks
Mt. Pleasaint Baptist Church
Washington Ryn
Reginald Wi
Kent
Lillian Walston
Norris St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Iris
Annie Austin
Flumeheon
Pearl Coleman
Ward St
Roschud
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