Deaths and Funerals in Delaware County Area
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Jean Allvord of Brookhaven and Thomas Porta of Glenolden, with services planned in Chester and Ridley Township. Others include Robert Shonert of Chester, Florence Hall of West Chester, and Ida Seider of Rose Valley. Survivors, burial plans, and memorials to the American Heart Association are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J. Hall
S. New St
West Chester
Media
Riddle Hospital
Middletown
Hall
Homer Hall
White Plains
N.Y
Birmingham- Lafayette Cemetery
Ida Posner Seider
Rose Valley
New York City
Seider
Rose Valley Road
New York University
Oyster Bay
Chev Shalom
Nether Providence
Harry
Warren
Chester
Providence Roads
Brookhaven Cemetery
Brookhaven
Shiva
Death notices for Adams and Brightwell families in Chester area
Multiple obituaries dated March 1981 list Anna Adams of 2956 Thomas Ave Twin Oaks PA wife of James Adams with funeral details to be announced by Earl Foster Funeral Home. nee JasTrzewski of Brookhaven PA wife of George. Brightwell Olivia of 1119 Abbott St Ta TA with services and calling hours noted. other lines mention Jerry Butler and various relatives with funeral arrangements at nearby churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean T. Allvord
Brookhaven
Jefferies Processors
Philadelphia
Sacred Heart Hospital
Camden
N.J
Allvord
Jean Jastrzewski
George L. Allvord
Jefferies
St. Hedwig’s Catholic Church
Chester
Polis National Alliance Group
Nolan Kaniefski Fidale
9Th St
Trainer
St. Hedwig's Church
4Th and
Hayes Streets
Glenwood Memorial Gardens
Marple
Thomas C. Porta
Glenolden
Riddle Hospital
Middletown
Paula Hannon Porta
Altoona
Mr. Porta
Our Lady of ‘Fatima
Ridley Township
Chrysler Corp
Newark
Del
James F. Knoetgen
Kedron Ave
Morton
Our Lady of Fatima Church
S.S. Peter and Paul
Funeral
Robert J. Shonert
Carr Funeral Home
21St Street
Providence Avenue
St. Robert's Church
20Th St
Providence Ave
SS Peter and Paul
Shonert
Chester High School
Boeing Vertol Co
Robert ‘L.ter
St. Robert's Parish
U.S. Navy
Agnes M.earle
Robert J. Shonert,Jr
Pomona
N.Y
Helen L. Shonert
Marion Shonert
American Heart Association
State St
Media, Pa
Adams
Anna
Thomas Ave
Twin Oaks
James Adams
Earl Foster
Kerlin St
Nee JasTrzewski
Brookhaven Pa
George Slates
Stanthampa Coe
Kann
Trainer Pa
Christian Boral
Annie Samuels
Patsy Rodeyis
Louise Nock
Florine
Lewis
Richard Jr
Leroy
David
Gregory
Bobby
Sheee
Cynthia
Ba Sts
Pogy Park
Tilghman Butler
Olivia
Abbott St. Ta
Som
Carre
Lester
Barbara
Lloyd St
Catherine
B. Laws
Engelste Chester
Naulty
Dorothy A
Bobbin Mill Rd
Media
Issa A
4Th St
Mamaia Gardens
Friends Ra
RTA
Pei Knoeigan
Pet Po A
Rene Runnion
William
Jean Gow Runnion
Evans Ave Y Park
Seider
Ida
Vale
Mayin
Warren Seider
Wallingford
Rive
Robert J. Sr. Peele
Agnes M
Rhees
Martha
Lone Media
Trenton
Tay Raymond B. Voorhees
Baltimore Ave
Riverview
Jer House
Williams
John Henry Cinco
Lilian Willams
Sylvester Willams
Nalon W. Ronell
Foster
Devil theory tests murder indictment in exorcism case
A Brookfield youth, Arne Johnson, 19, faces a grand jury over the Feb 16 killing of Alan Bono outside Bono’s kennel in Waterbury. His attorney argues Johnson was possessed during a Catholic exorcism ritual and not acting of his own free will, seeking to test the existence of the devil in American law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
UPI
Martin Minella
Arne Johnson
Brookfield
Minnella
Danbury Superior Court
Alan Bono
Walter Flanagan
Johnson
Bono
Lorraine Warren
Monroe, Conn
Amityville
Long Island
N.Y
Toxic shock syndrome claims another victim
A Utah woman on a Colorado ski vacation died from toxic shock syndrome. Margaret Eager, 28, was rushed to St Anthony Hospital Central after falling ill February 26. Her father said she used a tampon but officials avoided blaming it. she died March 1 after life support and organ failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPI
Utah
Colorado
Greg Istre
Colorado Health Department
Margaret Eager
St. Anthony Hospital
Central
Colorado Rockies
Charles H. Eager
Salt Lake City
Eager
Swarthmore to build own Cablevision trunk line
Swarthmore officials promise the borough a private trunk line to ensure access to public channels. Councilwoman Adalyn Jones notes officials visited American Cablevision HQ where Tom Rutledge was helpful. The advisory committee, with Borough Solicitor Guy Smith, will meet again Tuesday to draft a cable ordinance. They seek 5 percent of future revenues and safeguards against subcontracting affecting borough share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
American Cablevision
Adalyn Jones
Brothers rescue sisters in Upper Darby fire
In Stonehurst the fire at 6922 Clinton Road trapped two-year-old twins Charlotte and Shannon Anderson. Fire marshal Vic Carmiento and his brother Albert rescued them as mother Kim Anderson watched from the porch. The children were taken to Delaware County Memorial Hospital for observation. the blaze was contained within an hour with no damage to the adjacent row house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Reilly
Daily Times
Upper Darby — Township
Vic Carmiento
Albert
Stonehurst
Francis Fritz
Cardington-Stonehurst Fire Company
No. 4
Clinton Road
Company 4
Upper Darby 3
Fritz
Kim Anderson
Vic
Charlotte
Shannon Anderson
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Daily Times Offers Youth Drive to Fund Stereo
A student plans to work with Daily Times to raise funds for a new stereo and to fill after school hours with worthwhile activity. The proposal aims to combine earnings with community service and practical learning opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Times
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Ida Seider
Griffith
Horace B. Griffith
Norwood
Ais A
Carroll
Glensiden
Funeral Home
John J. Kish
SUPR
Broomall
H.co-Wood
Delaware, Montgomery, Chester & Polladeic
Lansbowne
Fernwood
Kielce
Poland
Deborah Glatzel
Minella
Cablevision
Acts, Inc
Lima Estates
Open Door Estates
Medicare
Lima
Dennis Welsh
Holmes
Ec Ma Elt Daily Times
Florida
Delaware County
Florida Homesteres Inc
Frt Real Estate Service’ Real
Joseph Zemmick
State
St. Mediav
Delaware
Florida Homes Unlimited Inc
Sunshine
Mii Nite
Romamo Maem Lati Raley
Joseph Zommick
E.state ST
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