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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

4

Franklin Fire Co Opens Fund Drive to Replace Ambulances

Franklin Fire Co volunteers launch a door to door canvass to raise funds for two ambulances and to expand coverage within a 20 mile Chester radius. The drive targets residents with a 60 cent per mile rate for trips beyond the radius and aims to support about 4000 annual patient trips.

Chester Franklin Fire Co Scarpato Frank Scarpata Potter Upland Scarpata Uis Donatinn Charles Perry Albert Wilson Jack Thompson Nen Franklin Patrick McCarthy John Metzler Scarpaio

Stolen Teacher Car Recovered After Hitchhike Clue

Police traced a stolen car from Trainer Elementary School to a Maryland scene after two teachers witnessed the theft on June 14. The vehicle, linked to local figures including Bardsley and attorney Paul Sand, was later found abandoned on a residential street near Route 1.

John Flannery Mary Trainer Side Street Fullerton Ichabod Crane Bardsley Heter Ann Rigler Paul R. Sand Upper Darby Whollicitor Aimee Dara Offore Willowdale West Chester Bard“I Flan

Sharon Hill School Board offers reward for vandals

The Sharon Hill School Board agreed to a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who damaged eight large windows in the elementary school building lobby and the high school gymnasium. The district plans renovations including new stage curtains, upgraded lighting, and an automatic fire alarm system.

Sharon Hill Pete Ele Sharon Hill School Board Dent Franklin Yeager Imsons Mentary Yeager Virginia Larkin Daniel R. Horninger Thetary Physical Education Instructor Board Doris P Taxi Ford Virginia Hardy Coz Hedemark lPark

Watkins denies bid for Pennsylvania governor

Media reports claimed county chairman and former state legislator Watkins sought the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He dismissed the idea, saying he only aims to elect a Republican county ticket and help shape Congress, as a birthday banquet joke may have sparked the notion. A pension bill affecting 17 former lawmakers could raise Watkins’s pay from 1800 to 2700 if approved.

G. Robert Watkins Watkins Philadelphia U.S. Congress Harvey M. Taylor Pennsylvania

Sun Ship Welders Resume Work After Safety Meeting

Mozier reports welders faced smoke due to ventilating power failure in a hard to ventilate fore peak. Electricians fixed the system in 20 minutes and workers returned to duty voluntarily. A management warning slip was issued to Mozier for the incident, with further discipline possible if repeats occur.

Mozier Pew

Chester Hospital Board Names J. H. Perrine Director

Harold Perrine of Wallingford, director of industrial relations at Sun Oil Co., elected to Chester Hospital Board of Managers at the annual meeting. William Irving named vice president, succeeding Mark K. Dresden. Perrine received an honorary doctor of law from Grove City College ten days earlier, and earned a BS in chemical engineering there 31 years ago. He holds 13 patents and belongs to multiple national and Philadelphia professional organizations.

Chester J. Harold Perrine Wallingford Sun Qil Co Chester Hospital William Irving Mark K. Dresden Perrine Grove City College Philadelphia

Baldwin Names Ginn Baldwin Names Ginn

EDDYSTONE Willam S Ginn, former VP and general manager of General Blec re's turbine division, is named president of Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp after a board meeting and the resignation of George A Rentschler. McClure Kelly becomes board chairman replacing Rentschler. Ginn faced a 30 day jail sentence for price rigging in an antitrust probe. Andrew Listen named VP GM of industrial equipment division. Frederick A Fielder named corporate VP for sales.

Eddystone Willam S. Ginn General Blec Re Baldwin - Lima- Hamilton Corp The Directed George A. Rentschler McClure Kelly Rentschler Ginn Andrew Listen Frederick A. Fielder

Fire and explosion hit laundromat in Chester

Authorities investigate arson after a fire and blast caused several hundred dollars in damage at a laundromat on W. 9th Street and Central Avenue. Damage limited to two dryers and behind them with a plate glass window shattered. Fire Chief H. L. Harper says cause unknown. Wool garments were in the dryer at the time.

Chester W. 9Th St Central Ave H. Lewis Harper

Norwood OKs 61 Budget and sewer rate change

Norwood Borough Council approved the 1961 sewer rental budget totaling 47,425 with a 4-2 party line split on revising rental rates. A motion by Councilman Charles Joyce to base fees on building type passed, despite dissents from Munholland and Robinson. The council also awarded a $1,806 contract to Jim Belcher Motors for a new police squad car.

Norwood S. I Charles Joyce Joyce William Munholland Robert Robinson Robinson Council Munholland Jack Bixby Jim Belcher Motors, Inc Darby

Weather and Tide Summary for Today and Near Future

Forecast shows high 81 and low 59 today with a 75 average. Expected high 85 tonight low 65 and Saturday 80. In 24 hours precipitation 0.03 inches. month 2.47 inches. year 22.17 inches. Sunrise 3:18 am. sunset 8:33 pm. Chester tide terminal pier highs at 9:22 am and 2:54 pm. lows at 4:30 am and 4:92 pm.

Chester Tidewater Terminal Pier Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Clay Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Okla City Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Ore Rapid City Richmoud St. Louis Salt Lake City San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington

Seven Chester residents injured in multi car crashes

Seven people were injured in two Chester traffic incidents on Thursday. At 14th and Chestnut Streets a two car collision sent five victims to Crozer Hospital, including Regina Owsiany and Michael Russo, with rib and stomach injuries suspected. A separate three car crash at 5th and Parker injured Josephine Meehan and Melvin Johnson, who were treated and released.

Chester Crozer Hospital 14Th Chestnut Sts Michael Rus Old Orchard Road Wimington Regina Owsiany Eddystone Aveddystone Owsiany Crozer Patrick Rus Chadwick St Linwood Frank In 5Th Parker Sts Josephine L. Meehan Mount Road Lenni Melvin Johnson W.att St Chester Hospital Meehan Johnson

Obituaries of Wolff Maier Gremminger and others

A string of obituaries notes William H. Wolff 80 of Springfield died after a brief illness. Survived by two daughters and a brother, funeral Saturday at St John the Evangelist Lansdowne. Florence E Maier 65 of Lester dies after months illness. survived by husband and four daughters. Mass at St Margaret Mary Essington. Annie C Gremminger 73 of Chester dies after years illness. survived by two sons and a sister. funeral at Kawiefski and burial at Immaculate Heart. Konstantine Melnyk 78 Chester dies after long illness. survived by widow Olga, siblings, and two sisters in Ukraine. requiem at Holy Ghost Church. Harry I Louth 73 of Trainer dies after long illness. survived by widow Isabelle. funeral Monday at Trainer Methodist Church. Samuel Cook former Chester resident buried Lawn Croft. survived by two nieces. Cos Jones 93 of Chester dies. long-time Delaware County resident. funeral at St Michael’s Chester. Edward V McGroarty 69 of Collingdale dies. survived by wife, daughter, three sons, brothers, and 11 grandchildren. funeral at St Joseph’s.

William H. Wolff Highland Ave Springfield Delaware County Memorial Hospital Wolff University of New Hampshire Massachusetts United States Philadelphia Charlotte Tower Wolff James Alexander Emily T. Wolff Geneva N. Y Frank Lima George Welsh Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist Lansdowne Ave Baltimore Pike Lansdowne Cumberland Cemetery Middletown Florence E. Maier Charles D. Maier Governor Printz Blvd Lester Taylor Hospital Maier Delaware County Catherine Hansen Pompano Beach Fla Margaret Sorensen Florence Earnhardt Collingdale Delores Gebo Norfolk Les Nter Solmon St. Margaret ,Mary Church Essington Holy Cross Cemetery Annie C. Gremminger Walter Gremminger Chester Sacred Heart Hospital Gremminger Annie C. Cowan Immaculate Heart Perish Hanley Hose Fire Co Deerfoot Council Daughters of Gilbert Charles Margaret Gremminger Konstantine Melnyk Melnyk Ukraine Holy Ghost Church Ukrainian War Veterans of America Chester Self Relance Organization Olga Walter Mary Melnyk Leontia Kawiefski Funeral Home W. 3Rd St Immaculate Heart Cemetery Nicholas Zbyr Harry 1 Gordon I. Clark Trainer Methodist Church Robert Moreland Std Main Trainer Lawncroft Cemetery Samuel Cook Lawn Croft Cemetery Summer St Hahnemann Hospital Cook Rraine Cos Jones Mary St Elsinore St Mr. Jones Mass Friends Tville Mississippi

PMC Director To Be Panelist In Spring Workshop

Chester. Mrs Hilda Fy Mackey placement director at Pennsylvania Military College will attend the Middle Atlantic Placement Officers Association spring workshop at Dickinson College Carlisle Monday through Thursday She will join a panel session for newcomers in placement work Guest speakers include John W Macy Jr and Dr Fred G Armstrong July 18 20 Ms Mackey with 39 members will tour Air Force bases in Texas She resides at 806 Hanseack St Ridley Park Imperial Valley Citrus growers estimate 4250 glasses of irrigation water produce one glass of orange juice.

Chester Hilda Fy. "Mackey Pennsylvania Military College Middle Atlantic Placement Officers Association Dickenson College Carlisle Mackey John W. Macy, Jr Wesleyan University U. S. Civil Service Commission Fred G. Armstong Temple University Lehtgig University Air Force Texas Hanseack St Ridley Park

First Woman Councilman Dies at 85 in Swarthmore

Jane P Barber 85 widow of Frank Ford Barber of Swarthmore died Wednesday at Bishop Nursing Home Media. She was the first Republican committeewoman and the first woman on Swarthmore Borough Council in 1921. Survived by two daughters Alice Barber and Mrs Robert Stockton. Funeral at Spencer Videon & Son Drexel Hill. Burial private. Also Rebecca M Jensen 63 of Newtown Square died Thursday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital after three months illness. She is survived by husband Jans P Jensen three daughters a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday in Media. Burial Media Cemetery. Seaweed used in fertilizer industry soap ice cream and dental impressions.

Swarthmore Jane P. Barber Frank Ford Barber Harvard Ave Bishop Nursing Home Media Columbus Ohio Spencer T. Videon & Son Funeral Home Garrett Road Shadeland Ave Drexel Hill Burialway Rebecca M. Jensen Jans P. Jensen Providence Road Newtown Square Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Willam O. Rigby 4Th St Media Cemetery

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