Here and There in Camden

Here and There in Camden, Philadelphia Inquirer, March 23, 1918.
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 23, 1918
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Here and There in Camden Burned about the eyes by hot metal, William Briederback, aged 24 years, of 434 Viola street, was treated at Cooper Hospital. He works at the New York shipyard. Partly overcome by gasoline fumes while making repairs under an automobile, William Rovner, aged 18 years, of 1117 Broadway, was revived at Cooper Hospital. On a charge of complicity in the theft of lead pipe from the plant of the Correy Company, James Diverto, aged 37 years, of Moorestown, was held under $300 bail by Recorder Stackhouse. He has a wife and six small children.

Burned about the eyes by hot metal, William Briederback, aged 24 years, of 434 Viola street, was treated at Cooper Hospital. He works at the New York shipyard.

Partly overcome by gasoline fumes while making repairs under an automobile, William Rovner, aged 18 years, of 1117 Broadway, was revived at Cooper Hospital.

On a charge of complicity in the theft of lead pipe from the plant of the Correy Company, James Diverto, aged 37 years, of Moorestown, was held under $300 bail by Recorder Stackhouse. He has a wife and six small children.

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