Swarthmore News announces office move and contact details
The Swarthmore News lists updated address at 350 Vassar Avenue and new telephone 515 J. Editorial staff names are provided for Jutta R. Hazarp and associates. Business communications go to J Milton Hazard. other matters to Julian Hazard due by Tuesday for timely publication. Subscriptions are $2 annually. single copies 5 cents.
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Swarthmore Publishing CO
Swarthmore
Swarthmore News
Vassar Avenue
J. Milton Hazard
Julian Hazard
Community newspaper copy deadline notice
An appeal explains that all copy must be at the News Office by Tuesday to ensure publication in that week. Early submissions improve chances, as printing is done off site and requires advance sending. The note asks for cooperation since the paper has no salaried reporter and relies on official notices for authentic local reports.
Adjusting to Hot Weather Precautions
After unseasonable weather the first hot days can exhaust the weak. Eat light foods and fresh produce, wear lightweight clothing, rest at midday, avoid violent exercise, and keep anger under control to prevent heart trouble or apoplexy on hot days.
Card of Thanks for Hemphill Lungren Recovery
Hemphill Lungren is at home recovering from a recent accident. His family thanks friends for their sympathy and kind interest during his convalescence.
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Hemphill Lungren
Swarthmore anglers chase famed Pike County fishing week
Swarthmore’s E C Walton and B E Effing pursue fishing in Pike County New York this week. They travel with a full camping outfit and plan to visit many interesting places. The Swarthmore News expects to publish one of the best fish stories on their return.
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Swarthmore
Pike County
N. Y
E. C. Walton
B. E. Effing
Swarthmore News
Two New Arrivals from Roxby and Dolman Families
Dr and Mrs Roxby celebrate the birth of a son John Byers Roxby Jr. Friends of Mr John Dolman Jr. rejoice at the arrival of his son.
Swarthmore Reward Offers Discontinued and Claims Paid
The burgess announces the Swarthmore standing reward for house breaking is discontinued as of June 18, 1915. A separate reward of 100 dollars for Louis Richardson’s arrest and conviction will be paid to four claimants if no further claims arise within 30 days, per council direction.
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Borough of
Swarthmore
Louis Richardson
F. R. Gertz
Wim. Place
W. F. Bitler
F. M. Whitecar
Frank M. Warrell
Swarthmore, Pa
Sudden death of James Wilson School principal in Philadelphia
Miss Viola West Daltry, supervising principal of the James Wilson school, died at Methodist Episcopal Hospital on June 15 after a few hours of illness. A Swarthmore resident for five years, she planned to retire there, improve her grounds, and had finished school duties days before leaving for vacation. Interment was at Mt. Vernon. she leaves a mother and sister amid a large family and friends.
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Viola West Daltry
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Swarthmore
James Wilson
Wilson
Couch
Mt. Vernon
Fourth that is safe and sane election urged
The poem urges everyone to elect a safe and sane fourth while avoiding cries and moans. It notes Mr. J. E. Limeburner, previously on the sick list, is very much improved as the day wanes.
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J. E. Limeburner
Rippling Waters residence hosts summer move
Mrs. EF. H. Osgood leaves Swarthmore for her Stone Harbor summer home Rippling Waters. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bleecker spent their honeymoon at Rippling Waters in early June. Osgood’s Great Channel location 2000 feet wide suits the cottage as friends from Philadelphia Washington and the West anticipate a full season.
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EF. H. Osgood
Swarthmore
Stone Harbor
N. J
Mrs
Clarence Bleecker
Local families plan summer retreats to New England and Maine
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McClurg with family travel to Woods Hole Massachusetts for the summer. Mr. Wilbur S. Fricke has benefited from Clifton Springs and is due home this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Claghorn spend the summer at Boothbay Harbor Maine.
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C. E. McClurg
Woods Hole, Mass
Wilbur S. Fricke
Clifton Springs
Mrs
J. C. Claghorn
Boothhay Harbor, Maine
Delightful Porch Party by Mrs Barber and Miss Lynd
Mrs Margaret M Barber and Miss May Lynd hosted a social afternoon for Philadelphia W C T U officers and Swarthmore friends. A delicious supper featured chicken croquettes, Lynd's specialty, followed by a pleasant walk home in the moonlight.
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Margaret M. Barber
May Lynd
Philadelphia
Swarthmore
Pattison Couple Relocate to West Philadelphia for Summer
Mr and Mrs Pattison of Dickinson venue move to West Philadelphia and plan a summer stay in Atlantic City. Their relocation signals a family shift to urban residence with coastal leisure ahead.
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Mrs. Pattison
Dickinsonvenue
West Philadelphia
Atlantic City
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Burgess
James Wilson School
Yocum & Powers CO
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Bank OF Media
Washington, D. C
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Lansdowne and Darby Saving Fund & Trust CO
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George Foster White
W Lane Verlenden
Morgan Bunting
Lewis Lawrence Smith
Otto Lochman
Bell
Wallingford, PA
Walter Schwarz
Franklin Ave
Morton, Penna
Morton P. D
Vv. S. Pownall
Edison
Delaware County Electric Company
Lansdowne, PA
East Lawn Cemetery
Walton & Walton S
Swarthmore Telephone
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Edward Jose and
Theda Bara
Faraday Hall
Morton
Missouri
RAAD
Philadelphia Suburban Gas & Electric Company
Clover Crest Dairy
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