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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
2
Mary Smith Rively of Lester dies at 66 after leading Community Bible School in Glenolden. Survived by daughter Adelaide James and extended descendants. Carl J. Lauginiger, 88, of Linwood dies. former General Chemical Co. employee. burial in Immaculate Heart Cemetery. John Bagdon, 83, of Chester dies. Solemn High Mass planned at Resurrection Church. burial at Immaculate Heart Cemetery. services and calling hours listed.
Spence Willem 53 of 32 Stanley Ave Collingdale died Thursday at Taylor Hospital Ridley Park. He worked for Grinnell Corp Philadelphia and belonged to Chesapeake Brothers. Survived by daughter Janet of Unionville brother George of Philadelphia sister Mrs Lidia Engee of Newtown Square. Funeral 1pm Monday Marvil Funeral Home Darby with burial Arlington Cemetery Drexel Hill. Calling hours 7-9 pm Sunday. Separate obituary for Anna Ryda 54 N Elmwood Ave Glenolden widow of Edward Ryan died Thursday at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. Former Merck Sharp and Dohme employee, member Lansdowne Social Club Upper Darby Golden Age Club Holy Family Court CDA. Survived by three sisters Mrs Ray Welsh Trenton NJ and Misses Martha and Mary Torrens of Glenolden. Mass 10 am Monday St George's Norwood with burial Holy Cross Cemetery Yeadon. Calling Sunday 7-9:30 pm at Cavanagh Funeral Home Norwood.
The U S Senate voted to invoke cloture and pass a civil rights bill amid a crowded gallery and bipartisan praise for leaders. The measure bans racial discrimination in public accommodations and expands federal enforcement powers while shifting enforcement toward federal courts. House passage is expected within weeks.
Harry R Hagenkoller Hegenkotter 92 longtime Glenolden resident and former Delaware County detective died Friday. Survived by wife Violet Atzrott of West Chester and two grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Monday at Griffith Chapel 520 Chester Pike Norwood. Burial West Laurel Hill Cemetery Bala Cynwyd. Calling hours after 10 a.m. Monday at Griffiths Chapel.
The notice lists publication details for the Delaware County Daily Times Chester PA edition. It notes evening circulation except Sundays, address at Times Building, Chester, subscription rates per year and per month, and carrier delivery terms with mailing standards under the Act of March 1878.
Grace Wolloway Re Jollaway 67 of Chester listed at 12 White Street died Thursday at home. She leaves a daughter two sisters two brothers and one grandchild. Services at White's Funeral Home 7 to 10 Sunday. Burial in Be Air Maryland.
A Philadelphia utility pole at 10th and Green Streets burned and broke on Friday due to a suspected short circuit. Police Chief Ernest Fleming said the top was in flames for about an hour. No wires broke and service remained, though traffic was briefly diverted.
Reported crash near West Springfield leaves Senator Kennedy injured but conscious. Flight had been raining, plane reportedly struck apples and knoll, cockpit damaged, witness accounts describe severe impact and wreckage. Police and officials, including President Johnson, checked on Kennedy’s condition at the hospital.
Chester leadership forms the GCM steering committee to coordinate city efforts. Immediate aims include job training centers, pre school daycare, adult literacy, homemaking, and reducing high school dropouts. An executive director will survey Chester and coordinate agencies with state staff.
Today's weather shows a high near 94 and a low around 70 with a 24 hour precipitation trace. Weekend highs are forecast in the mid to upper 90s with similar overnight lows, and tides at Chester tidewater terminal pier follow a high sunrise at 5:32 a.m. and sunset at 10:26 p.m. with subsequent low tides.
A Fort Worth District Court jury found that former Maj Gen Edwin A Walker was libeled by AP reports on his role in the 1962 University of Mississippi riot. The AP gave notice of appeal to the Texas Court of Civil Appeals. The jury awarded Walker $500,000 in actual damages and $200,000 in exemplary damages after nine days of trial and two hours fifteen minutes of deliberation.
A three year old boy, Christopher Wolters of Kerr Lane Springfield, sustained a scalp cut after a two car collision at Sproul and Old Marple Roads. He rode with his mother Patricia A. Wolters in a car hit by Joseph A. Kring of Morton. The crash occurred around 4 50 pm and he was treated at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Dayby.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment of Asian Township will hold a hearing at the Township Municipal Building to review a petition by Jewel Reingeh of Rosatie Lane Green Ridge Aston Township for another fee reduction from the required thirty five percent under Article 4 Section 408 of the Zoning Gr. The board will consider the request for installation and aging details as part of the case.
The Chester Housing Authority invites sealed bids for a one year contract to furnish latex paint tin ts replacing electrical wiring and other materials for the Maur 4F Projects in Lamoxin Villewe PA. Bids open at 9:58 a.m. Tuesday at the executive offices. The management office lists specifications and bid forms on file. The authority reserves the right to reject any bid and to waive informalities. Chester Housing Authority Howard J. Gallagher Secretary and Executive Director.
A collage of death notices from Chester area papers lists numerous obituaries and funeral details. Names include Bagdon, Carpenter, Hagenkotter, Follway, Spada, Lauginiger, McNell, and Rively with addresses in Chester and Norwood. Services vary June dates with Solemn High Mass and Interment at Immaculate Heart Cemetery among others. Relatives and friends invited. callers may follow weekend arrangements.
A collage of memorial notices for fathers and grandfathers. Reads loving memory lines from wives, children, and grandchildren, honoring fathers with dates, ages, and enduring devotion. Numerous names and personal tributes reflect a community obituary page.
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