Swarthmore Community Organizations and Officials Listing
A local Swarthmore note lists addresses and staff roles for the Swarthmore Phoenix with editor Jutta R Hazarp and associate editor Anna Camden Hall. It includes officers directors and chairs for organizations such as Library, Board of Health, Fire Association, Athletic Association, Home and School, Boy Scouts, Women's clubs, and churches. Subscriptions are two dollars yearly. single copies priced accordingly. The notice also notes post office entry as second class and dates to December 8, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
John Russell Hayes
Board of Health
Carl H. Chaffee
J. Milton Hazard
Fire Association
William F. Bitler
Athletic Asso
Samuel M. Dodd
Home and School Asso
Julia C
Yarnall Players
Thomas H. Calhoun
Associated Charities
Helen C. Culin
Boy Scouts
Ambrose Hirst
Woman's Suffrage
Bertha Sellers
Woman’s Club
Dorothy Ashton
Woman's Peace Party
Anna C. Preston
Swarthmore News Promises Finest Christmas Edition
The Christmas number will feature an artistically colored cover and beautiful illustrations. An original poem by one of Swarthmore's charming young ladies will appear in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore News
Swarthmore
Splendid Opportunities to Support Worthy Causes
Editor urges readers to choose a charity and give to those less fortunate. Emphasizes abundant chances to help and the personal satisfaction of contributing to a good cause.
Princess by Tennyson Teases Gender Roles in Modern Era
The passage argues that women and men should blend traits to form equally strong partners. It claims the man gains gentleness and moral height while the woman gains breadth and nurturing leadership, creating a double-natured union. Both remain distinct yet closely linked, guiding future humanity toward unity and reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Mrs Collins on the Bible in Education
Members of the Mothers Section heard Mrs Collins discuss the place of the Bible in education. She contrasts ancient Hebrew learning with modern schooling and calls for renewed religious instruction in public schools colleges homes and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Collins
Woman's Club
Mothers’ Section
Heinrich Ewald
Dean Stanley
How They Help Others Pioneer Scouts Duties
Pioneer scouts in rural communities take on civic duties such as reporting washouts and dangerous gaps in roads, erecting barriers, and signaling at night. They notify proper authorities, spread alarms, and work to prevent forest fires by posting cautions and learning fire-fighting basics. They emphasize preventing waste and protecting wood supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Scouts
Pioneer Scouts Fight Insect Nuisances Across Farms
The piece extols Pioneer Scouts for protecting water supplies and sanitation, burying dead animals, and combating pests like boll weevils and potato bugs. It emphasizes training through the Department of Agriculture and portrays scouting as a selfless service to communities and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
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Swarthmore Publishing Company
Vassar Avenue
Swarthmore, Pa
Jutta R. Hazarp
Anna Camden Hall
John W. Adams
E. A. Stockton
Julia R. Hazard
Treas
C. Percy Webster
Thomas W. Simpers
Stanley C. Howell
Woolman House
Elizabeth W. Collins
Friends’ Meeting
Emilie G. Pollard
Methodist Episcopal
Helen K. Fricke
Presbyterian
Margaret C. Freedley
Post Office
Heine
Jesus Christ
B. Rasons
Yale and
Kenyon Avenues
Alexander F
Park Avenue
Philadelphia
Widener
National Bank OF Media
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Bank OF Safety and Service
Eastbourne Pacific Ave
Park Place
Atlantic City, N. J
Ocean View
Garwood & Johnson
Victor
Booth
Bean’s Home Store
Bell Phone
Ridley Park
George Schalles
Rte
Yocum & Powers
1Sth
Penn
North Carolina Ave
South Atlantic City
Rowalk
M. A. Flynn
Lewis Larson
Bessie Barriscale
Ideal Theatre
Morton
Walnut Street
J. R. Hazard
E. C. Walton
Station
Powell’s Dairies
Swarthmore P. O
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