Here and There in Camden
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Here and There in Camden
Charged with breaking a bottle over the head of Rosetta Johnson because she became too friendly with the defendant's "gentleman friend," Viola Wolfer was committed to jail by Justice Schmitz. Rosetta was treated at Cooper Hospital.
The funeral of John F. Stanton, a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, took place yesterday at his home at 707 New street, mass being celebrated at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Evidencing their patriotism, German-Americans in South Camden yesterday had a flag raising at Fourth and Viola streets. An address was made by William Sangtinette.
At a patriotic meeting to be held at the Catholic Lyceum tonight an address will be made by Rev. Edward Duff, chaplain of the Battleship Newark. Mayor Ellis will preside
Charged with breaking a bottle over the head of Rosetta Johnson because she became too friendly with the defendant's "gentleman friend," Viola Wolfer was committed to jail by Justice Schmitz. Rosetta was treated at Cooper Hospital.
The funeral of John F. Stanton, a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, took place yesterday at his home at 707 New street, mass being celebrated at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Evidencing their patriotism, German-Americans in South Camden yesterday had a flag raising at Fourth and Viola streets. An address was made by William Sangtinette.
At a patriotic meeting to be held at the Catholic Lyceum tonight an address will be made by Rev. Edward Duff, chaplain of the Battleship Newark. Mayor Ellis will preside
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