Inter-Urban Real Estate and Insurance Offices

Inter-Urban Real Estate and Insurance Offices Cor. 26TH ST. AND RIVER AVE., CAMDEN Our 54th Year Same Corner 1879—J. V. SCHMID 1889—W. F. SCHMID 1924—R. L. SCHMID Consult Our Offices with Your Problems Camden 0698 JOHN LYNCH, Prop. Boulevard Grille ...GOOD FOOD... Corner 27TH AND FEDERAL STREETS The Origin of St. Joseph's Parish—Continued parish. The parish plant was still incomplete, so in March of 1930 plans for a new rectory were approved and the contract for its construction awarded. The auditorium was enlarged to accommodate the increasing congregation, the old church being now quite inadequate. In July of 1930 Father McCorristin purchased the house of Mrs. Anne Bendinger at 29th and Carman Streets, and the lots adjoining. On these lots in the following year a twin brick dwelling was erected, both buildings being required as a convent for the Sisters. In September, 1930, Father McCorristin received an assistant in the person of the Rev. Raymond J. Kavanaugh, who remained until March, 1931. Father William Brennan succeeded him, and he was joined by another assistant in July of the same year. Father Brecker was stationed in Saint Joseph's parish from July, 1931, to April, 1938. The Reverend James S. Foley came to the parish to fill the place vacated by Father Brennan in June, 1932, and he remained for more than three years. The Reverend Joseph J. Donnelly replaced him for a few months, followed by the Reverend James C. Foley, who was stationed in Saint Joseph's from June, 1936, to April, 1938. Father McCorristin was pastor of Saint Joseph's until March, 1937. The Reverend Edward A. McKenna took charge of the Phone, Merch. 9211 Mary Hinkson, Prop. Hinkson's Cafe Orchestra and Floor Show Wed., Fri., Sat. and Sunday Bob Oney and Harry Clark at the Taps 27TH ST. AND MARLTON PIKE PENNSAUKEN Phone, Camden 900 Joseph Munger & Son BUILDER OF HOMES No Job Too Large or Too Small 3302 River Ave., Camden Main and Locust Sts., Marlton, N. J.