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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1960

Page

2

Residents Blast at River Blasts Near Chester

Chester residents near the Delaware River blasting by American Dredging Co complain of tremors and damaged homes. The work, for a pipeline trench between Highland avenue and the New Jersey shore, has drawn calls to city officials and the Daily Times as residents report 4:15 am blasts waking and rattling neighborhoods.

Don Murdaugh Daily Times Chester Delaware Benjamin Liszkiewicz 2Nd St American Dredging Co Philadelphia Highland Avenue New Jersey Shore Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp Ollie Carroll the Park Hotel Ward St The Liszkiewicz Benny the Benny John Kowalchuk Trainers St Frank Sefchick William H. Hinton

Trainer School Leaders Elect Mrs Ann Replogle

Trainer School Board elected Mrs Ann Replogle treasurer with a $25000 bond, and Will iam B McClenachan Jr re appointed solicitor. George Thomas attendance officer and Joseph Wells traffic officer were reappointed. Alice MacAllister named nurse secretary at 4000 yearly. Budget merit increases approved for teachers, and a labor department inspector rated the building well.

Trainer Ann Replogle Willliam B. McClenachan Jr Replogle Raymond A. Tailey Harry Beck Talley J. Russell Cole George Thomas Joseph Wells

Rosati Co Gets 4578 Sewer Job In Clifton Heights

Clifton Heights Borough Council chose to proceed without state aid for urgent street and sewer work and awarded Rosati Co of Philadelphia a 4578 dollar contract to replace 210 feet of sewer line. An ordinance banning air rifles and similar devices was approved. Norman Foster was tasked to draft specs for 8109 dollars of street repairs and to hire a contractor. A special meeting was set to discuss zoning law amendments. Joseph Gilligan resigned as zoning board member to become building inspector, succeeded by Thomas Phillips.

Clifton Heights W Rosati Co Philadelphia Norman Foster Business Council Joseph J. Gilligan Zoning Board Thomas Phillips Windsor Cane

Collingdale Declares Clean-Up Week

Collingdale Burgess Charles M. Johnston proclaimed June 20 to 24 as clean up week urging residents to inspect properties for health and sanitation. Discarded rubbish should be curbside for regular collection days and picked up by the usual calendar. Cooperation from residents is essential.

Collingdale Charles M. Johnston Burgess Johnston Johnston

Media High Awards Ceremony Highlights Recipients

Media High School honored students with numerous awards and scholarships. Recipients include Amanda Curtis, Merlene Templeton, Shirley Guy, Ruth Merion, West Sheridan Lockwood, and others from various organizations such as Media PTA, VFW, Rotary, and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Scholarships awarded to Amanda Curtis, Richard Klug, Katieanne Marsh, and more, with mentions of Dickinson College, The Citadel, and Juniata.

MEDIA Media High School Media School District Board of Directors Amanda Jean Curtis Media Business Men’s Assn Merlene Templeton Media Pta Shirley Patricia Guy VFW Post 346Q Amanda Curtis Marjorie Woodworth Gwen Woodworth Media Women's Club Ruth Merion Media Highl’ School Athletic Assn West Media Rotary Club Richard Klug Margaret Pine Delaware County Margaret Crothers Alice Thomas Board of Trustees Dickinson Katieanne Marsh Calvary Luthran Church Brotherhood Ralph McKinley Dicksinson Buck Bell Michael West the Citadel Gwen Juniata

Norwood School Board Votes Tax Exemption Hikes

The Norwood School Board raised the income exemption for the per capita tax from 1,500 to 1,750 for single residents and from 2,500 to 2,750 for married couples, citing increased social security payments. It named Acting Chief Joseph Boys acting truancy officer in place of ill Thomas MacFarline. A 1960-61 budget of 417,784 was adopted, with construction material funds for two storage rooms at Seneca Avenue School and continued millage at 43.

Norwood W Norwood School Board Interbara Joseph Boys Thomas MacFarline Amnisums Applinicum Township School Board Seneca Avenue

Springfield Girls Plan 4 Day Troop Camping Trip

Springfield Troop 834 schedules a four day camping trip starting Monday. Members Jane Quail Cheryl Fleischer and Carolyn Roberts Ellen Pulwer Sandra Oppenheim Karin Himricksen win first class and personal fitness awards. Star badges and various conservation and homemaker awards are listed for multiple members. The event marks Troop 694’s final gathering before advancing to Senior Scouting as Mariner Troop 44 under leaders Mrs. Dorothy Quail and Mrs. Dorothy Oppenheim.

Springfield Jane Quail Cheryl Fieischer Carolyn Roberts Ellen Pulwer Sandra Oppenheim Karin Himricksen Sue Arrington Judy Barber Cheryl Fleischer Judy Liebhauser Ellen Mitchell Patty Patton Judy Judy Leibhauser Ellen Pulver Mariner Troop Dorothy Quail Dorothy Oppenheim Coleader

Obituaries list several Chester area residents

Obituary notices for Otto M. Lorse Charles Crossen Peter Baldwin Herman McGrath Louise Carr Elizabeth Logan Clara Hiller Florence Haney record death notices from Chester area communities. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with services scheduled at Grifith Chapel S EB Burkett funeral home and local churches. Burials set at Edgewood Calvary Arlington and Immaculate Heart Cemeteries with viewings announced.

Aston Planners Reject House Plans in Green Ridge

Aston Planning Commission Tuesday night rejected Peter Viscuso’s plan to build a house behind his Dutton Mill Road sandwich shop, saying it would violate zoning. The panel also asked Raymond Chandler to return with concrete house plans for three homes on Bridge Water Road, after deeming four homes too crowded.

Aston Peter Viscuso Dutton Mill Road Green Ridge Viscusa Heross Raymond Chandler Bridge Water Road Chandler

Missing Chester boy last seen Tuesday afternoon

Chester police seek five foot ten inch 16 year old Charles Massaj Sr reported him missing. The St James student wore plaid sweatpants black pants and shoes when last seen. A separate note says tires stolen from a car at 2601 Kane Street but recovered later. A Pennell post office window project in Charlotte opens to speed mail receipts.

Chester—Charles 21St St Chester Charles Massa J Sr St. James Albert Talley Kane St Charlotte N.C Thelon Pennelli Lin

Moya Juniors Open Fund Drive

Moya Mensing Junior Fire Co volunteers launch their second annual tag day fund drive in Chester. They will canvass homes today through Saturday to support the coffee wagon unit that assists firefighters with donations aiding wagon maintenance and supplies. Hartley Heywood Jr is chief and James Strain unit foreman in charge of solicitations.

Chester Moya- Mensing Junior Fire Co Hartley Heywood Jr James Strain

Odd Fellows Pick Smoyer Grandmaster in State Lodge

Howard Smoyer of Bristol named grandmaster as the Independent Order of Odd Fellows sworn in new officers at the convention in Harrisburg. Philadelphia to host next year’s meeting. John Matthews of Farrell deputy grand master and other officers included. Rebekah Assembly officers also listed with leaders and clerks named.

Harrisburg Howard Smoyer Bristol Independent Order of Odd Fellows IOFF Philadelphia John Matthews Farrell Carl Reed Littitz Harald Dreibelbis Hamburg Lewis Atkinson Malvern Rebekah Assembly IOOF Jean Riling Pittsburgh Rachel Hubbard Rose Rene Brenneman Greenville Warden Ann Updegraff Pittsburg Lillian North Pleasant

Music Replaces Fun Games in Sharon Hill

Sharon Hill residents will see instrumental music classes and Wednesday night canteen dances replace the summer fun program of games and handicrafts. William Heller, recreation committee chair, announced a five week instrumental course led by Robert Childs and an outdoor summer concert on the high school grounds.

Sharon Hill William Heller Robert Childs

Bicycle Collision Injures Boy in Chester

George Bradley id of 109 Joffrey SC was injured when his bicycle hit a car driven by 35 year old Anson Moss at 1024 Townsend St on Engle 1st at Mth St. Moss took the boy to Chester Hospital for treatment of minor injuries.

Chester George Bradley Joffrey SC Anson Moss Townsend St Engle Mth St Moss Chester Hospital

Cold Front To Bring Rain After Sticky Week

A cold front was to move in easing the sticky humidity in Dela Ware County this week. Clouds were to clear for a generally fair spell into Friday with sun and warmth. Showers return Saturday and Monday as the five day outlook shows temperatures near or slightly below the normal 73.

Dela Ware County

Folsom Boy Hurt by Car in Darby Road Crash

A 9 year old boy, Albert Guarenie Jr., sustained minor injuries when his bicycle was struck by a car near his home in Folsom. He was treated at Taylor Hospital for bruises to the left foot. The driver was identified as Thomas Hand sthuk of 331 South 7th Street, Darby.

Folsom Albert Guarenie Jr Hazel Ave Taylor Hospital Thomas Handsthuk S. 7Th St Darby

Women Voters Preview Work for Coming Year

The Thornbury Township League of Women Voters met at Mrs. Joseph Dannenberg’s Cheyney home to preview next year’s study plans. Officers and committee chairs briefed members on the upcoming schedule and a picnic followed the business meeting.

Cheyney Thornbury Township

Veterans urge strong U S action against Castro regime

In Bowling Green Kentucky the United Spanish War Veterans adopted a resolution urging robust U S action against Fidel Castro's government. The measure states that action should include sending troops to Cuba as necessary.

Bowling Green Kentucky Division of United Spanish War Veterans Strongier U

Will it Heat? Unfurnished three room Columbus ad

A Columbus a News paper ad offers an unfurnished three room apartment with bath. It notes a redecorated gas furnace as a heating feature for prospective tenants.

Columbus Ohio

Bed Washout Derails Train Near Ischua

A washed out roadway bed blamed the derailment of the Washington Special passenger train near Ischua Tuesday night. Six passengers suffered minor injuries. about 30 aboard. Four passenger cars and two diesel engines left the tracks. a mail car toppled. Three cars towed to Machias. passengers continued on. All-day rain caused the washout along the tracks.

Clean N.Y Pennsylvania Railroad Ischua Buffalo Harrisburg Ischua Creek Machias

Charles W Anderson Jr Killed in Collision at 53

Shelbyville reports Charles W Anderson Jr 53 an alternate United Nations delegate was killed Tuesday when his car collided with a train He was the first Negro elected to the Kentucky Legislature serving six two year terms starting in 1935 Another AP brief notes Frank Silver 58 orchestra leader who co wrote Yes We have two Bananas died of cerebral hemorrhage Also Walter K Queen 80 chief engineer of Byrd Antarctic expedition died after a long illness and Herschel Holt MacDonald 83 former AP reporter who first flashed news of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake died after sleepless coverage.

Shelbyville Charles W. Anderson Jr United Nations Kentucky New York Frank Silver Irving Cohn Stamford, Conn Walter K. Queen Adm Richard Byrd Chicago Herschel Holt MacDonald Associated Press San Francisco SSS

Also Mentioned on This Page

Asks Nelp Hinton Donald Leet Harvard Univer Ity Leet M. H. Greaser Greaser Alice MacAllister Department of Labor and Industry Sinclair Refining Co American Seating Co Pam Sefchick Rosati Co Jacksonville Fla York City Baltimore Media High Presents Awards U.S.A Tdelaware County Daily Times Otto M. Lorse Manhattan St Lester Mr. Lohse Germany Westinghouse Steam Division St. John's Lutheran Church Margaret Martin Charles Essington Grifith Chapel Chester Pike Edgewood Memorial Gardens Funeral Home John T. Crossen Pittman N.d Pitman William Elizabeth Crassen Franklin Tire Co Annie Grubb Sarah Guinan Ella Johnson Boothwyn William Crossen Tennessee Frank Crossen Brooklyn S. EB Peter H. Baldwin Front St Church of the Nativity B.V.M Crozeresata Swarthmore College Veterans of Foreign Wars Helene Elizabeth Patricia Jean Pierre John 2. Fox John Osterlund Wilmington Del Francis James George Newlawn Square William C. Rigby 4Th Jackson Sts Calvary Cemetery Lillian DeRolle Griffith Chapel Herman Rolle John J. McGrath Crestview Cir Wallingford Osteopathic Hospital Rolle Bur McGrath Cutland Norton Heights Wood Thej Clifton Acme Gear Co Philadelphia Heights St. Stephen's Cliff Masonton Heights Angeline Cabrera McGrath Robert Norman Upper Darby Summit Arlington Cemetery Louise M. Carr Edgmont Ave Pair Acres Lima Charlie) D. Carr 3Rd and Market Sts Charles Jr Garden City George White 9Th Madison Sts St. Michael’s Church Immaculate Heart Cemetery Elizabeth H. Logan Worrell St Crozer Hospital 11Th and Kerlin Sts Rockdale William A. MacLachlan Trinity Methodist Church Clara B. Hiller Springhill Rd Secane Mrs. Hiller Margaretta EB. Schmitt Edward Hiller Paces Florence Berhord Knoetgen Funeral Home Kedron Ave Morton Glenwood Memorial Gardens Florence Waney McCaffery Pl Keener-Minshall Harry P. Haney Harry P. Haney Jr Ridlay Park Edward Way Aston Planners Ed Thomas Moya Juniors Odd Fellows Smoyer Folsom Boy Women Voters Messmer Thomas E. Rairdon Third & Norris Streets Charter, Pa Mary E. Carr
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