Camden News Notes — November 18, 1903
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Camden News Notes
The funeral services over the late John Guthridge, father of Game Warden William Guthridge and Policeman Thomas Guthridge, took place yesterday afternoon at his home, 814 Linden street.
John W. Griffin, aged 25 years, of South Bethlehem, Pa., was burned at the coke works of the Public Service Corporation in Camden yesterday by the explosion of gas.
Mrs. Mary Peschmann, widow of the late Frederick Peschmann, died at her home, 1130 Broadway, yesterday from acute pneumonia. She was 87 years of age. The Peschmanns were among the oldest residents of South Camden.
The funeral services over the late John Guthridge, father of Game Warden William Guthridge and Policeman Thomas Guthridge, took place yesterday afternoon at his home, 814 Linden street.
John W. Griffin, aged 25 years, of South Bethlehem, Pa., was burned at the coke works of the Public Service Corporation in Camden yesterday by the explosion of gas.
Mrs. Mary Peschmann, widow of the late Frederick Peschmann, died at her home, 1130 Broadway, yesterday from acute pneumonia. She was 87 years of age. The Peschmanns were among the oldest residents of South Camden.
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