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Swarthmore News

Location

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

2

Swarthmore News Office and Community Groups List 1917

The Swarthmore bulletin lists staff and year rates with editors Jullia R Hazard and Anna Camden Hall as associate editors. It names organizations and contributing editors including Library John Russell Hayes and Borough Council J Milton Hazard. It notes post office second class matter and June 29 1917.

Jullia R. Hazard Anna Camden Hall Wrthmore John Russell Hayes Board of Health A. E. Bassett J. Milton Hazard William F. Butler Samuel M. Dodd 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 Rebecca Holmes Woman's Peace Party Anna Co Post Office Swarthmore

Swarthmore News Faces Suburban Publishing Challenges

Swarthmoremaintains a self supporting local paper with a sinking fund and reserve. Subscriptions cover costs and readers would be reimbursed if publication ceased. Higher rates offset advertising shortfall as organizations contribute items. The paper celebrates public spirit and original style while facing detractors who read but never subscribe.

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Community church drives aid with $718.59 for relief

Last Sunday the congregation raised $26.35 during the morning service. The church has contributed $718.59 for war sufferers in Armenia Syria and among children. Next Sunday Holy Communion will be celebrated and members received. A patriotic Fourth of July service will honor the day with a food conservation talk. Midweek service moves to 10 30 o clock with a patriotic note and Junior Choir to sing. July decor committee named and C E Society meetings suspended for summer.

Amn Nowmenia Syria Childre New T. M. Simpers A. S. Johnson L. G. Ashgton R. T. Naisby

Camps to Be Guarded Morally

Secretary Baker urges federal, state, and local officials to shield drafted soldiers from corrupting influences in training camps. He notes no distance limits on federal power but promises to defer to local authorities while stressing a moral duty to protect health and morale of young servicemen.

Baker State of Defense Scials

Presbyterian Church War Fund Subscriptions Report

In addition to the sums subscribed by the members of the congregation for the Red Cross war fund, the church records show further contributions and pledges collected during the recent drive. Details indicate broad participation across Sunday school and pastoral groups.

Congregation For the War Fund of the Red Cross

Hoover Urges Food Saving Day During War Effort

Herbert Hoover calls for conservation of all food and urges fraternal organizations and civic groups to observe Food Saving Day with special exercises. He warns that war effort hinges on food and asks Swarthmore citizens to participate and prevent shortages.

Herbert Hoover Perrly Swarthmore

Armenian and Syrian Relief Fund Update

Swarthmore contributions since October 1 have reached 1349.27 dollars for Armenian and Syrian relief. The total reflects ongoing local donations to aid victims through the fund.

Swarthmore

Description of street and sidewalk improvements on Dartmouth and Amherst Avenues

The ordinance details "Queen City" Borough plans for widening and improving the northerly and southerly sides of Dartmouth Avenue and the easterly side of Amherst Avenue. It specifies widths 20 to 28.84 feet, lengths up to 465.7 feet, gutters 2.5 feet, and sewers and sidewalks to be installed along measured segments. It notes authority for the Borough Council to order additional improvements with costs assessed to abutting property owners.

Dartmouth Avenue Amherst Avenue Amherst Oberlin Avenue Dartmouth Amherst Avenues

Sealed Proposals for Media Court House Marble Wainscoting

Sealed proposals due July 9 1917 at 1 0 A M for marble wainscoting the main stairway and second story front corridors of the Media Pennsylvania Court House. Drawings and specs on file at Media Commissioners' Office Crazer Building Chester or Broadway New York City. A certified check of 3 percent of bid accompanies proposal. The Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids. Orson L Davis County Controller the flight to

Media Delaware County Court House Commissioners’ Office Crazer Building Chester Broadway New York City Orson L. Davis

Swarthmore Accepts Cresson Streets Plan Improvements

An ordinance approves acceptance of dedicated portions of Dartmouth and Amherst Avenues in Swarthmore Borough. It records Ezra T. Cresson’s agreement to improve streets abutting his property, with sewer completion triggering Borough acceptance after five years. The ordinance details street boundaries and the specific segments to be accepted as Borough improvements.

Dartmouth Amherst Ezra T. Cresson Dartmouth and Amherst Avenues Borough of Swarthmore County of Dela Ezra ‘I Cresson Amherst Avenue Swarthmore Borough Dartmouth Avenue Oberlin Avenue Dartmouth Avenues

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