Chief Moves HQ to New Police Building in Boothwyn Area
Upper Chichester Police Chief William Russo and wife Marie will now reside at 4333 Bethel Rd while the township uses a rented space on Meeting Hose Road as the new police headquarters. For 21 years the chief’s home served as the office, but Monday at 1 am the first shift began at the new site after township officials purchased four used police cars from the City of Chester.
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Eileen Suomo
Daily Times Corres
Loothwyn
Upper Chichester
William Pe Home
Boothwyn Fire Co
Mectinghose Road
Russo
Marie
Bethel Rd
Marple Newtown Orchestra Parents Discuss Awards and Police
The Marple Newtown Orchestra Parents Committee announced awards for the year and discussed forming two age groups for next year’s competition. Officers and advisory members reviewed township policing changes and the move to full-time officers, radio systems, and three shift coverage with a new police headquarters and radio room.
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Mentary
Ighty
Ja Rimra Bond Nel
Benefit Nets $266 for Wesley AME Church
The Junior Church of Wesley AME, Bodine Avenue, Swarthmore, held a benefit raising 266.31 to buy altar scarfs and a new bulletin board for the church lawn. Wanda Nickerson won the peculiar bouquet contest, with 109.50 reported. Runners up were Jean Johnson and Sylvia Coleman. A luncheon and fashion show are set for Saturday at 1 pm on the lawn of Second Baptist Church in Media. Other notices list an Atlantic City bus trip, a June meeting at St Daniel's, a St Luke's benefit service, and baptisms and family events in Chester communities.
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Wesley
AME
Bodine Avenue
Swarthmore
Wanda Nickerson
Jean Johnson
Sylvia Coleman
Nickerson
Anthareen J. Cooper
Brs
Sadie E. Spivey
Second Baptist Church
Manchester Ave
State St
Lottie Harfey
Friendship Baptist Church
Atlantic City
Nut
Fulton and Union Sts
Chester
Leslie Sammons
Middletown Democrats select chairman and officers
Darling-Richard W. Dates Jr. was named chairman of the Middletown Township Democratic Committee at a meeting held at John Sears home on Darlington road. Sears was named treasurer and Mrs. John M. Stevens vice chairman. Plans include a summer picnic chaired by Mrs. Leonard Johnson and a Dollars for Democrats drive in September led by Mrs. Ward H. Goodenough.
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Ation
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R. W. Michener
Theodore Morgan
Ronald
Condayar Township
Yale Ave
Broomall
Thelbreath Ave
Boothwyn
Polace
Mae
Booth
Ee Mistrik
John
M. Broomall
Toj
Media
The
Landlin
Drugeis
Helen Hunt
Ollie.d. Gordy
St. Daniel's Methodist Church
W. 7Th St. Nortis Park
St. Luke's Community Christian Church
4Th St
Central Ave
L. A. Lawson
Scott Ame Zion Church
Wilmington
Del
Etta Owens
Wheatley Pl
Lampkin Village
St. Luke’s Community Christian Church
Wiliam W. Grasty
Concord Rd
Chester Hospital
Grasty
Calvary Baptist Church
Civil Service Department
Crystal Nadine Freeman
Allen Monroe Freeman
Norris Pr. Bennett Terrace Homes
Donald Jones
James Rice
Denise Williams Rice
Joseph §. West
W. 10Th St
Yvonne West
Freemans
Allen Joseph Freeman
Middletown
Democrats
Charlie
Doan
Dean
Sears
America
MOS
Fiberglas
Meteor
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Coldepot
Big 15 Co
Kenmore
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Edgmont Ave
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