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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

13

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Patricia Foreacre earns 15 awards at Chichester High School graduation and plans nursing at Lankenau Hospital in September. She received multiple scholarships and honors, including the John Philip Sousa award and perfect attendance. Astronaut Alan Shepard thanked 3rd graders in Broomall. Jim Ennis becomes grandfather again, sharing his youthful image.

Ogden Lass Nicholas E. Foreacre Central Ave Lankenau Hospital Hood of Nursing Chichester Pta Bausch & Lamb Science John Danforth Chichester Teachers’ Association Sharman John Philip Sousa Patricia Chichester Pat Marcus Hook Chester Upper Chichester William Russo Sandy Boothwyn

Five-Vehicle Crash Injures Three in Birmingham Intersection

A lengthy Birmingham crash at Route 202 and Oakland Road injured Anne Kratzer and Diane Kratzer of Allentown and Gladys E. Orlowski of Chadds Ford. Police say a northbound auto hit a stopped vehicle, then a truck and house trailer jackknifed across lanes. Total damage estimated at $2,100.

Birmingham Oakland Road Anne Kratzer Diane Kratzer Allentown Gladys E. Orlowski Chadds Ford Chester County Hospital West Chester Good Fellowship Ambulance Francis Weakland Elwyn Barracks Weakland James Lynch Catasaqua Gladys Orlowski Lynch Michael Link Jr Media RD 2 John Brown James Dwire Havertown Brown

Princeton Cites Three Countians at 214th Commencement

Princeton New Jersey two Delaware County men received high honors at Princeton University's 214th commencement for exceptional work in their fields. Gilbert Omenn of Chester and Edward Farkas of Media earned highest honors in disciplinary and chemical engineering, with Richard Wall of Springfield honored in politics.

Princeton N. J Delaware County Princeton University Gilbert S. Omenn Edgmont Ave Chester Edward J. Farkas Turner Road Media Richard &. Wall Vernon Read Springfield

Ousted Cop Loses Plea Before Jurors

Ridley Township ex-patrolman Joseph Mellon, 31, was convicted of assault and battery and aggravated assault for beating body mechanic Robert Gilbert at a Eddystone Veterans Club on Saville Avenue. The nine women and three men jury deliberated 15 minutes. Sentencing was postponed to June 30. bail rose to 1000. Mellon claimed self defense after Gilbert allegedly taunted him with dirty cop remarks and a dispute over shuffleboard.

Ridley Township Joseph J. Mellon Robert B. Surrick William R. Teal Mellon Robert Gilbert Fairview Road Grace Park Township Board of Commissioners Gilbert Vincent P. Kuberski Ridley Township Civil Service Commission Appeals Board Haverford Road Milmont Park Holmes Surrick Ernest L. Green Eddystone Saville Avenue Commonwealth

Sale of Hotel Gets Praise

Chester plans to turn the old hotel into a modern facility drawing praise from New York. John G. Pew Jr., president of the Chester Improvement Corp., said a New York woman called after reading the Daily Times story. She expressed happiness since the project would provide lodging when visiting her son at PMC.

Chester New York John G. Pew Jr Chester Improvement Corp Delaware County Daily Times Pew PMC

Victim of Robbery Hazy 2 Is Freed in Chester

Two Chester men were freed after a robbery victim failed to identify his assailants. Judge Diggins upheld the defense motion, clearing John Henry Lee and James Tull. Everett McDaniel testified he rode with Lee to several taverns before the attack. police later stopped a car with Lee at the wheel.

Chester John V. Diggins Asst. Dist Aiy Paul R. Sand John Henry Lee W. 3Rd St James Tull McDaniels Edward Mea Lee Tull Murray Eckell Donald Orlowsky

Road Test In County Backfires

Basil Donato of Philadelphia pleaded guilty in Media Court to driving while license suspended after a March 3 Radnor police stop for 30 mph in a 33 mph zone on Lancaster Pike. His license had been suspended for failing to show proof of financial responsibility. Donato’s attorney noted loss of employment and current scrap-yard labor, and Judge Curran avoided jail, fining $200.

Thomas A. Curran Basil Donato S. 56Th Street Philadelphia Radnor Lancaster Pike Donato Alvin Ackerman Bryn Mawr Curran

Cop Nabs Man Entering Legion Post 999

Philadelphia man Donald S Cosella was arrested by Darby police at 3:30 am for breaking into Jackson American Legion Post 999 at 3rd and Fern Sts. He awaited a hearing tonight as officials plan a fund drive to support the 4th of July celebration and search the community for stolen goods.

Darby Philadelphia Jackson American Legion 3Rd Fern Sts Donald S. Cosella Thomas Minogue Darby Police Rich Cloud Cosella Rourkls

Delaware County Night at Billy Graham Crusade Planned

A committee of Delaware County ministers and lay leaders selected August 25 as Delaware County Night at the Billy Graham Greater Philadelphia Crusade. Chester Regional Committee members and Graham staff will urge buses from county churches to the meeting at First Presbyterian Chester with buses meeting along the Industrial Highway. Reservations for seats to the Delaware County event can be made through the local crusade committee. The Graham revival runs August 20 to September 17 at Convention Hall and Philadelphia Stadium with most meetings at 7 45 pm weekdays and 3 pm Sundays, except August 28.

Delaware County Billy Graham Brookhaven Baptist George W. Eppehimner Mount Hope Methodist Moira M. Finch First Baptist Chester L. Earl Jackson Prospeett Hill Baptist Ernest H. MacEwen, Jr Immanuel Baptist Charles W. Samuels Ridley Park Kenneth W. Travilla Marcus Hook Baptist Timothy Blasko Graham Staff Mneeting Crusade For Crusade Committee Anderson Marjorie Taylor Williston St Charles Montgomery Linwood Methodist Church David A. MacQueen First Baptist Church Thomas Wood Jr Graham Convention Hall Philadelphia Stadium

Delco Girl Preens For Miss Pennsylvania Contest

Catherine Brandt leaves Manoa en route to West Chester for the Miss Pennsylvania contest in a sky blue convertible. Her chaperone Mrs. William Mayer travels with her. If she wins, she gains use of the car until Miss America. She packs gowns and a plain gingham shirtwaist, rehearses daily as a drama student, and will perform a comedy talent piece tonight. Her mother and brothers will attend, with eight of eighteen contestants to be cut after talent judging.

Cinderella Catherine Brandt Catherine Catherine Brandl Teft Manoa West Chester Pennsylvania Della- Ware County William Mayer Edgewater Lane Brookhaven Chester Atlantic City Delaware County Phillips Memorial Auditorium Washington Ave

Chester Township political figure guilty in murder plot

Josh Jones Jr., 36, Democratic committeeman, found guilty of conspiracy to murder, soliciting murder and Firearms Act violations for plotting to kill Justice of the Peace Victor Bowes. Walter Salters Jr. pleaded guilty to conspiracy to murder and firearms charges, testifying against Jones. Jury deliberated about an hour. Judge Sweney deferred sentencing.

Chester Township Josh Jones Jr 12Th Street Henry G. Sweney Jones W. Donald Sparks Walter Salters Jr New York City Salters Victor Bowes W. 12Th St Chester Lane

Reynolds Metals Names Plant Accountant at Chester

CHESTER John D. Fugate has been named plant accountant at Reynolds Metals Company's new insulated wire and cable plant here. The appointment was announced today by plant manager Charles R. Wentz. Fugate, a Missouri native and graduate of John Brown University, has a long history with Reynolds, including service in Feltonville and at the Parkway Inn. He is married to Patricia Bradley of Springfield, I. They have three children and will move into their new home at 205 East Rose Wal Kelley Road, Wallingford, this month.

Chester Don E. Fugate Reynolds Metals Company Charles R. Wentz Jones Fugate Reynolds Feltonville Circus Ches Parkway Inn Car Bowes Rich Missouri John Brown Univer Salters Wharton School of Business Boies Philadelphia Neldert Richmond Sallers Tricia Bradley Springfield Michael Bowes Beverly Ann Laura Salters Jones Sue East Rose Walcourt Kelley Road Wallingford Circus Suallers Clatms

Expressway Blasting Set in Chester Project Area

Berlanti Construction Co announces intermittent blasting for Chester Expressway work west of Crosby Street and east of Crozer Hospital. Light blasts will occur for two to three months with several blasts daily to adjust sewer levels, followed by heavier blasting along the highway in about three months between Crosby and Upland Streets.

Chester Ship Creek Crosby Street Crozer Hospital Berlank Construction Co Dim Kane Berlanti Kane Crosby Upland Streets

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Patricia M. Foreacre Chichester High School Shepard Alan B. Shepard Charles Russell School Broomall Julia Tracy Jim Ennis District Attorney's James R. Ennis Marple Barbara Ennis Hartin Catherine Brands Ming Valley Connie Ann Zanta Tiadaghton Elaine Hydock York Sheila Kling Loretta Bussell Clarion Loretta Kidd Shamokin Marty Moyer Cumberland Valley Eleanor Johnson Central Pennsylvania Thelma Knisely Lehigh Valley Nina Kriss Allegheny Barbara Gresh Chester County Ingeborg Theimer Berks Joann Troutman Montgomery Ethel Maloney Susquehanna Valley Linda Wassam Centre Paula Wiggins Lancaster Barbara Keener Crawford Marie Furno Atlantic Baily Daily Times Parkside Unit Crusade’ Committee Delco Don E Folcroft Ters Flower Still Council Charles Hept Salburn Jr Ards Council Asst. Dist. Atty John R. Grasaid Falcroft
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