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Albert Austermuhl
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Henry Magin Laid to Rest by War Veteran Buddies
Camden Courier-Post – August 26, 1941 Trucks of Flowers in Funeral Cortege Funeral services for City Commissioner Henry Magin were held today with his colleagues in official and veterans circles participating. Services were conducted in city commission chambers on the second floor of city hall, in charge of Rev. Dr. W.W. Ridgeway, rector of St.…
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Crippled Children to Attend Outing
Camden Courier-Post – July 1, 1941 100 Little Folks to Be Guests on Sgt. Ray Smith’s Birthday More than 100 crippled children from this vicinity will be entertained at the seventh annual Sgt. Ray Smith‘s crippled children’s day and birthday party, next Monday. The party, an annual affair, is staged by the Elks’ crippled childrens…
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City School Budget Increased $135,225
Camden Courier-Post – February 15, 1938 Pay Restorations, New Employees Held Cause of Advance in Appropriations Camden City’s school budget for the 1938-1939 fiscal school year, showing an increase of $135,225, was adopted by the Board of Education last night. Commissioner Mary W. Kobus, board president, explained the budget increase is almost entirely due to…
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School Board Again Names Mrs. Kobus
Camden Courier-Post – Feburary 2, 1938 First 1938-39 Session Votes Unanimously for Her to Remain President City Commissioner Mary W. Kobus yesterday was unanimously re-elected president of the Camden Board of Education at the 1938-39 board’s organization meeting. The board also unanimously named George I. Shaw as vice president in one of the’ most harmonious…
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Board of Education Shifts 14 Teachers
Camden Courier-Post – February 1, 1938 Appoints 2 Instructors and Pensions 2 Others; Wilson Enrollment High The Camden Board of Education last night approved transfers of 14 teachers, the appointment of two new instructors and the retirement on pension of two others. The board then adjourned until 11.45 a. m. today and it was announced…
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