Here and There in Camden

Philadelphia Inquirer, July 17, 1918

Here and There in Camden, Philadelphia Inquirer clipping of July 17, 1918, with five short local news items
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 17, 1918
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Here and There in Camden Recently wedded, ‘Lawyer Joseph Carr, of the firm of Ott & Carr, was yesterday inducted into the service at his own request. He goes to Camp Meade today and will be attached to the judge advocate's department. For injuries sustained to his right knee in a fall at the Camden Terminal on April 23, Francis Gallagher, of Westmont, yesterday brought suit for $5,000 damages against the Philadelphia & Camden Ferry Co. Four-year-old Frank Harris, of 329 Liberty street, so badly mangled two fingers with a hatchet that doctors at Cooper Hospital amputated the crushed digits. To take a more lucrative position in a shipyard, Levering Minister yesterday resigned as a member of Engine Co. No. 4. Recently resigning from the fire department, William Michalak was yesterday appointed to the police force as a member of the mounted squad.
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