Obituaries for Eva L. Jones and George T. Walley
Eva L. Jones 68 of Bethel Park died Thursday at St. Clair Hospital. Formerly of Chester, widow of William F. Jones, survived by her son Stanley E. Jones and brother Earl F. Nesbitt. Services Monday at Melvin J. Minshal Funeral Home and burial at Lawn Croft Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday. George T. Walley 70 of Chester died on arrival at Crozer Chester Medical Center. World War I veteran, survived by son Ringgold Walley and sister Susie Johnson. Services Sunday at Hunt Funeral Home with burial Monday at Haven Memorial Park. Calling hours Sunday.
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Eva L. Jones
Bethel Park Drive
Bethel Park
Pittsburgh
Chester
St. Clair Hospital
Fla
Melvin J. Minshal
Middletown
Knowlton Roads
Lawn Croft Cemetery
Lower Chichester
Funeral Home
George T. Walley
Kerlin St
Crozer- Chester Medical Center
Mr. Walley
Chestertown
Styer's Nurseries
Concord
Ringgold Walley
Baltimore
Susie, Johnson
Hunt Funeral Home
Haven Memorial Park
Chester Township
Tettemer F. Tettemer 63 Dies While Visiting Philadelphia
Tettemer Royal F. Tettemer owner of A G Hanline Co died Thursday while visiting friends in Philadelphia. He lived 38 years in Upper Darby and was associated 37 years with Hanline becoming owner in 1946. Survived by widow Matilda McCandless son Royal F Jr of Springfield daughter Joan Buck six grandchildren. Services Monday 11 am at Toppitzer Funeral Home Drexel Hill burial Arlington Cemetery Drexel Hill. A Masonic service at 8 pm.
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Royal F. Tettemer
Stonehurst Court
Upper Darby
Philadelphia
Tettemer
A. G. Hanline Co
Hanline Company
Concordia Masonic Lodge
National Society of Packaging and Handling Engineers
Matilda McCandless
Royal F, Jr
Springfield
Joan Buck
Laura March
Toppitzer Funeral Home
Garrett Road
Lansdowne Ave
Drexel Hill
Arlington Cemetery
Dempsey Jr. Veterans Deaths Noted in Darby and Springfield Notices
Dempsey William D. Dempsey Jr. 47 son of Rosa M. Dempsey of 4200 Berry Ave Upper Darby and the late William D. Dempsey died Tuesday. He was a paratrooper with the 38th Infantry in World War I. Survived by mother three brothers and two sisters. Funeral 8:30 a.m. Monday from Marvil Funeral Home Darby with 10 a.m. high mass at St Andrew's Church Upper Darby. Burial St Denis Cemetery Haverford Twp. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. John E. Haines 78 Bell Telephone retiree died Thursday. Lived at 444 Barker Road Springfield. Survived by daughter Katherine McIlhenney sister Mrs. Harry A. Short brother Elmer F. three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 9 a.m. Monday at home with 10 a.m. solemn mass at St Kevin's Springfield. Burial Calvary Cemetery West Conshohocken.
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William D. Dempsey Jr
Rosa M. Dempsey
Berry Ave
Upper Darby
William D. Dempsey
38Th Infantry
Edward
Joseph
Francis
Philadelphia
Mary Rebstock
Lansdale
Rose Marie
Marvil Funeral
Main Street
Darby
St. Andrew's Church
St. Denis
Haverford Township
John E. Haines
Bell Telephone Co
Barker Road
Springfield
Haines
Bell Telephone Pioneers
Ven
Malvern
Augustnian Club
Katherine McIlhenney
Harry A. Short
Elmer F
St. Kevin's Church
Sproul Road
Thompson Ave
Calvary Cemetery
West Conshohocken
Zukowski Alexander Zukowski Dies at 74 in Chester Area
Alexander Zukowski 74 of Spring Mill Farms Marple died Friday while at work at G M Stull Greenhouses New Town Born in Russia he came to the U S as a boy Lived in Chester over 30 years then moved to Marple seven years ago Survived by wife the late Sophia Zukowski one son four daughters and seven grandchildren Mass Monday at St Michael's Church Chester burial Notre Dame Cemetery Fall River Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Zukowski
Robert
Smith A. Zukauskas
Spring Mill Farms
Marple
G. M. Stull
Newtown
Mr. Zukowski
Russia
United States
Chester
Sophia Zajac Zukowski
Lithuanian Beneficial Club
Alexander A
Mary Brinkman
Fall River
Mass
Helen Watkins
Parkside
Elizabeth Larkin
Lower Chichester
Rita McKeone
Germantown
St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church
Notre Dame Cemetery
Hedgerow Theatre opens Harold Pinter double bill with mixed response
The Dumb Waiter and A Slight Ache debut at Hedgerow Theatre to mixed reception. John Descane and Jack Famiglietti star as killers in a bleak basement, with Mark Conti directing. The evening blends pantomime, dark humor, and shifting tones toward a haunting, open interpretation.
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Harold Pinter
Hedgerow
O'Neill
John Descane
Jack Famiglietti
Station owner nabbed two youths during burglary probe
John Guyer of Guyer's Sinclair Station at 10th and Butler Streets nabbed two youths. Officers arrested Michael Berker, 19, and Michael Coyle, 17, after a stakeout found 28 vending keys and $23 in change. Berker held without bail for a hearing. Coyle turned to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester—Palice
John Guyer
Guyer
Sinclair
10Th and
Butler Sts
Michae Ber‘Ker
Lawnside Road
Michael Coyle
Unruh Street
Chester
Philadelphia
Tidewater Terminal
Tussie
Lawrence Platt
Walnut
Charles Days
Coyle
Edward
Berker
Shotgun Fired From Car Alleges Chester Alley Incident
Police say a shotgun was fired from a car in the 600 block of West 5th Street around 11 30 p m Friday. Betty Clark of the 600 block of West 5th Street was struck by pellet fragments but unharmed. Neighbors reported a man and a woman fleeing in a car after the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
W. 5Th Street
Betty Clark
W. Sth
Bathers Faint From Cairo Pool Chlorine Pipe Explosion
Sixty five bathers fainted when chlorine pipes burst at a Cairo pool. Police reported 33 treated at hospital, none in serious condition. The fragmentary review then veers into unrelated theater critique.
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Cairo
College Gets Federal Aid For New Library Science Wing
Aston Our Lady of Angels College on Convent Road was awarded 326 444 dollars in federal funds under the Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963 to support construction of a general purpose building housing library science mathematics and modern languages facilities. The award from the Office of Education in Washington covers part of the 3 769 494 dollar project cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston
Our Lady of Angels College
Convent Road
Concord Road
Office of Education
Washington, D.C
Sun Camp To Begin On Monday At Sun Oil
The 10th annual Sun Off Day Camp starts 9 30 a m Monday at Sun Oil rec facilities in Chester Township. Over 2 000 children ages six to 14 of Sun Oil employees at Marcus Hook refinery expected for four two week camps with activities from arts and crafts to water carnivals supervised by Charles C. Kline and William C F Ziesenis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Township
Marcus Hook
Edward L. Malikowski
West Chester High School
John J. Furlow
West Chester State College
Albert J. Wentz
Springfield School District
Sun Center
Charles C. Kline
William C. F. Ziesenius
Thomas William Alan Thomas dies at 63 in Marple
Thomas William Alan Thomas age 63 of 2427 West Chester Pike Marple died Thursday at home. He was born in Philadelphia and lived in Marple 26 years. He was a retired Pennsylvania Railroad Postal Transportation employee and a member of Marple Presbyterian Church. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Donald A. Gibson Funeral Home Lawrence and Sproul Roads Broomall. Burial in Spring Brook Cemetery Lackawanna County. Evening at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alan Thomas
West Chester Pike
Marple
Mr. Thomas
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Postal Transportation
Nvy
Donald A. Gibson
Lawrence and
Sproul Roads
Broomall
Spring Brook
Lackawanna County
Funeral
High Court Backs Slander Victory for Fox in Kahn Case
Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds a $12,500 slander judgment in favor of Delaware County District Attorney Jacques H. Fox against former Democrat candidate Donald Kahn over a 1961 remark. The suit began with Fox’s $100,000 claim, trial twice in Delaware County, and appeals after a 1963 and 1965 jury awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Delaware County
Jacques H. Fox
Donald Kahn
Justice of the Peace
Upper Providence
Fox
Kahn
League of Women
Hartzell Remains Critical After Hawaii Car Crash
Maurice O Hartzell 69 president of Hart fell Machine Works Upper Chichester remained in critical condition at Queen's Hospital Honolulu after a two car crash on May 21. He suffered a compound skull fracture dislocated hip and right leg fracture. Hartzell his wife Blanche brother Reuben and Violet Bewen were injured. The group was on the sixth day of an 11 day island tour. Hartzell and Blanche expected to stay hospitalized at least eight more weeks.
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Honolulu
Maurice O‘hartzell
Hartfell Machine Works
Upper Chichester
Queen's Hospital
Hartzell
Concord
Tuscany
Aston
Blanche
Reuben
Bewben
Violet
Grace Bible Fellowship Church
Nether Providence
Richard
Market Street
Bethel Road
Honoulu
Driver Charged With Prowling on Highland Avenue
Robert Walker, 29, of Jeffrey Street was arrested in his car on Highland Avenue by Patrolman Lawrence Lombardo at 2:30 a.m. and charged with prowling at night after neighbors identified him as the man seen skulking in the 2800 block of West 13th Street twice earlier in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Robert Walker
Jeffrey Street
Highland Avenue
Lawrence Lombardo
W. 13Th Street
Upward Bound Program Opens at Swarthmore
Swarthmore College launches its Upward Bound program for 9th and 10th graders from Delaware County schools including Douglass Pulaski Showalter Smedley and St James with a $38 072 federal grant from GCM. The three year effort, run by Robert Wade Neighborhood House and Swarthmore College, offers daily 9 a m to 4 30 p m sessions with small counselor groups, courses in math science arts literature and reading, cultural outings and pool time designed to inspire continued education after high school. Dr Gilmore Stott directs the project and Donald Cheek heads the educational side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Delaware County
Douglass
Pulaski
Showalter
Smedley
St. James High School
Chester
Greater Chester Movement
GCM
Robert Wade
Swarthmore College
Gilmore Stott
Donald Cheek
Camp Serendipity to Reopen With OEO Grant
Haverford College's Camp Serendipity will reopen as scheduled after the U S Office of Economic Opportunity awarded a 30970 grant to the Montgomery County based Health and Welfare Inc Opportunity Board. The three week sessions will serve about 100 children ages eight to thirteen in a combined day camp and education program. If funds were delayed the college would loan the camp costs contingent on federal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Opportunity Board of the Health and Welfare Inc
Montgomery County
Serendipity
City Man Fined for Dog Health Violations in Chester
Paul Jackson of the 800 block of W. 6th Street was fined 25 dollars with 9 dollars costs after health inspector Charles Mercadante testified to seven health complaints over two years regarding odors and unsanitary conditions. Jackson admitted fault, pledged cleanup, and faced potential 50 dollar daily fines if noncompliant by 10 a.m. today. inspector noted up to eight dogs in a garage at one time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Paul Jackson
W. 6Th Street
Phil C. Puzzanchera
Charles B. Mercadante
Jackson
Judge Horace Bellfatto Elected President of Juvenile Court Judges
In Minneapolis the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges elected Horace Bellfatto president. Bellfatto serves as judge of the Essex County Juvenile Court in Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Horace 8
Bellfatto
National Council of Juvenile Court
Essex County Juvenile Court
Newark
De Gaulle Visited Secret Soviet Space Center in Siberia
President Charles de Gaulle toured the Baikonur cosmodrome area en route from Novosibirsk to Leningrad as part of a one day visit to the Soviet Union. Tass noted Siberia’s industrial progress and the French leader praised the welcome. The trip includes talks on space cooperation with the USSR.
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Novosibirsk
Ussr
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Space Center
Tass
Leningrad
Baikonur Cosmodrome
de Gaulle
Space Center
Moscow
Central Asia
Baikonur
Kazakhstan
Soviet Union
France
Maurice Conve de Murville
Siberia
Nikolai ¥. Padgorny
Russian Federation
Siberian
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences
Aleksey Zverev
Novosibirsky
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Darlington
Miriam Fegley Darlington
Oliver H. Bair Co
Suburban West
William R. Darlington
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Merion Ave
Robert R
Dempsey
Zukowski
THAES
Penna
Mit
Scallan Florist
15Th & Edgmont Ave
Crozer Hospital
Bish Gardens
Griffith Norwood
Imschweiler-Brower Funeral Home
Edgmont Ave
Kinshall
Berar
Mare Parking
Chester & Brookhaven
Middletown Roads
Knowlton
Alice Naumetz
Flora
Matchselter
Martin Vale
Medgerow
Frank Galey
College
Jone
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Western Lakes
Gulf Coast
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Elizabeth Hoslington
Newton
Kan
Women’s Army Corps
Emily C. Gorman
Thomas
Johnson
David Crowe
White House
David
Cherokee
OEO Aid
Haverford College
de Gaulle Tours
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