Charles D. Joyce Dies at 62 in Swarthmore Home
Charles D. Joyce president of A Colburn Co spice dealers died suddenly Saturday afternoon of pneumonia at his Swarthmore residence 314 North Chester Road. He was a Buck's county native and longtime Philadelphia business figure associated with flavoring extract groups and credit men associations. He served as president of the National Flavoring Extract Association and the National Association of Credit Men, and appeared in the U S Chamber of Commerce. He was also a director of the American Spice Trade Association and former Philadelphia Credit Men leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle D. Joyce
A. Colburn Co
Philadelphia
North Chester Road
Mr. Joyce
Anthony Kennedy Joyce
Louisa M. Livingston
Bucks County
Friends’ Central School
Asia
Indies
National Flavoring Extract Association
National Association of Credit Men
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
American Spice Trade Association
Philadelphia Association of Credit Men
House of Detention Aids Girls In Chester
A Chester East Fourth Street Home of Detention aids girls aged 16 to 20. Volunteers and staff work to remedy their evils, heal diseases, and guide them to better lives. Families and relatives seek help as cases require individualized treatment.
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East Fourth Street
Chester
Stirring Address on Disarmament at Ardmore Church
Rev. Dr. W. W. Jordan of Ardmore delivered a powerful sermon on Disarmament at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning. He condemned Col. Harvey's speech as misrepresenting the nation and urged a clear Christian duty to pursue disarmament and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jordan
Ardmore
Presbyterian Church
Great Britain
Col. Harvey
Spanish War Veterans to Form Local Post
A meeting of Spanish War Veterans will form plans for organization since no camp exists in this district. All veterans are invited or may send name and address to secretary Robert F Engle in Media Pennsylvania. Meeting Thursday June 16 at Media Armory.
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Media Armory
Robert F. Engle
Media
Ing
Poole Sister Wed Roger Ross in Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry B Poole announces the marriage of her sister Miss Eleanor Poole to Mr William Craig Ross on Monday May 16 in Philadelphia The couple will reside in Philadelphia Ross is well known to Swarthmore's younger set after living there for years
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Harry B. Poole
Eleanor Poole
William Craig Ross
Philadelphia
Mr. Ross
Swarthmore
Mrs. Ross
Logan announces engagement of Bernice Plowden Logan
Mrs. Phoebe A. Logan formerly of Swarthmore announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Bernice Plowden Logan to J. Albert Winne of New York.
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Phoebe A. Logan
Swarthmore
Bernice Plowden Logan
J. Albert Winne
New York
Swarthmore High School Commencement Program Date
Swarthmore High School will hold commencement on Saturday June 18 at 2 30 p m in the Swarthmore College outdoor auditorium The class day play Officer 666 by Augusta MacHugh will be presented at the Woman's Club House on Friday evening June 17 The program includes Ave Maria BeRay Loken Walter Rabindrinath Tagore an Appreciation Meditation from Thais and diploma presentations with Albert Ainsworth delivering the address
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Swarthmore High School
Swarthmore College
Woman's Club House
Augusta MacHugh
Franz Abt
BeRay Loken
Henrietta Emley Walter Rabindrinath Tagore
Violin Co.cc
Richard Abell
Marjorie Cadwallader Sellers
Delaware County Students Lead State College Commencement
State College Pa June 8 the largest class yet graduates at the Pennsylvania State College with 454 seniors and 52 women. Delaware county sends five diploma recipients including Eugene Shedden Farley Swarthmore agronomy Paul Dolloff Giles Swarthmore commerce and finance Robert Ascough Livingston Lansdowne commerce and finance Miss Ida Eunice Pedlow Upland domestic science and Thomas Garrett Taylor Wallingford mining geology Livingston who was in the 1919 class rejoined after military service.
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State College Pa
Pennsylvania State College
Delaware County
Eugene Shedden Farley
Swarthmore
Paul Dolloff Giles
Commerce
Robert Ascough Livingston
Lansdowne
Ida Eunice Pedlow
Upland
Thomas Garrett Taylor
Wallingford
Livingston
Baby Clinic Seeks Scales For Summer Health Work
Woman's Club health committees plan a summer baby clinic at Tod Morden Mills Health Center with Miss Elizabeth Dennie guiding follow up after school age exams at the mills. More than a dozen children have had adenoids and tonsil surgery at Chester Hospital. a survey of free school age children will use a Polish speaking worker. scales are requested as loans or gifts.
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Woman's Club
Tod Morden Mills
Elizabeth Dennie
the Mills
Chester Hospital
Chester Schools Closed Over Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Chester schools close due to scarlet fever causing disruption across the district. A local pub and surrounding community activities adapt as health measures continue.
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Chester
Thomas Mott Osborne to Speak at Swarthmore College
The Swarthmore College commence ment promises unusual interest with Thomas Mott Osborne Ph.D. as the speaker. Exercises start Monday at 11 o clock outdoors if weather permits, otherwise in Parrish Hall. President Joseph Swain will give the baccalaureate address Sunday morning. The class play Sherwood is set for Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.
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Swarthmore
Thomas Mott Osborne
Parrish Hall
Joseph Swain
Sherwood
WORN CLOTHING DRIVE FOR CHESTER NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE
In Chester a Christian Neighborhood House runs kindness programs for families and children. A clothing exchange opens Wednesday June 22 to aid the poor with affordable garments for men women and children. Contributions may be sent to Mrs Walter D Reynolds 211 College Avenue.
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Chester
Dixson
Edna Ross
Walter D. Reynolds
College Avenue
Oriental rug exhibition at Strath Haven Inn
At Strath Haven Inn last Tuesday Mrs Helen Paul Pavlidis entertained visitors with instrumental and vocal solos. Selections included Carmena Waltz Italian Street Song Elegie At Dawning and Good bye. Rug sale progresses and continues until June 14 with all invited to view these rare Oriental rugs.
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Strath Haven Inn
Helen Paul Pavlidis
John Sorandes
V. Hasken
Massanet
Tosti
Swarthmore Fire Association Offers Free Extinguisher Recharges
Swarthmore residents can have home fire extinguishers recharged at no cost by taking them to headquarters. The fire association urges homeowners to keep extinguishers in good order and to use the free service.
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Swarthmore
Fire Association
Police Conference on Traffic Rules Held in Wayne
A police conference at Capt. E. J. Sweeney’s Wayne Pennsylvania residence convened last Thursday to standardize traffic rules for Delaware County. Chief of Police Hayward attended the meeting.
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E. J. Sweeney
Wayne
Delaware County
Hayward
Swarthmore Wedding Unites Miss Marian Hanna and Conrad Schatte
A wedding at Swarthmore Presbyterian Church united Miss Marian Erskine Hanna and Conrad Charles Schatte. Rev. John Ellery Tuttle officiated as the couple, both with many local friends, exchanged vows in a ceremony adorned with flowers.
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Swarthmore
Marian Erskine Hanna
James Hanna
Conrad Charles Schatte
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church
John Ellery Tuttle
D.D
A Bad Habit Warns of Dangers in Street Folly
A conservative editorial warns of the risk in reckless youth behavior including riding bicycles on moving autos and trucks. Memorial Day traffic on White Horse Pike saw two boys using a rope to pull another, nearly causing a serious accident as a car bore down.
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White Horse
Appreciation for condolences after bereavement
Mrs. Charles FE. Joyce and family express deep gratitude for the assistance and support from many friends during their time of great bereavement.
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Charles FE. Joyce
Lawn Fete at Trinity Church Tuesday June 14
Trinity Church hosts a Lawn Fete on Tuesday June 14 featuring moving pictures ice cream cake and candy for sale. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Trinity Church
the College
Swarthmore College News Notes June Schedule
Friday events include Senior Class Play at Swarthmore College and a strawberry and ice cream festival at Methodist Church. Alumni Day Saturday features a 3 p.m. baseball game Haverford vs Swarthmore on Alumni Field. Commencement Week begins Sunday with Dr Joseph Swain baccalaureate address and Monday with college commencement.
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Swarthmore College
Methodist Church
College
Alumni Field
Haverford
Swarthmore
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore News Notes a Summer Transitions and Visits
Mrs John Ellery Tuttle and Miss Margaret depart for New England for commencements at Massachusetts College of Agriculture and Wellesley. They plan a Sut ton summer, with return later in the month. Others relocate or travel, including convalescing Mr C A Vlachos, Mrs W W Speakman opening The Hemlocks for season, and Swarthmoreans visiting Ocean City and Tonawanda New York.
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John Ellery Tuttle
Miss Margaret
New England
Tuttle
Massachusetts College of Agriculture
Wellesley
Sutton
Mass
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Kissay
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My Darling
Trust
Bonnie Doon
Ee Henry E. Jackson
Albert Ainsworth
PENNA
State College
Methodist
Schatte-Hanna
Conrad P. E. Schatte
Henrietta M. Sweeney
Loyal Young Osterlund
C. A. Vlachos
Garrett Apartments
Rutgers Avenue
W. W. Speakman
Buck Hill Falls
Martha Frances Speakman
Madamoiselle Metter
Esperance Melun
France
H. J. Lumsden
Carroll Thayer
Charles A. Smith
Pitman Grove, N. J
Ocean City
Ken
John Patterson
Vassar Avenue
Alger
Park Avenue
Mrs. Bard
Dickinson Avenue
Miss Gilman
William W. West
Mrs
John Ayrault
Tonawanda, N.Y
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