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The James G. Blaine School was located at the south-east corner of North 23rd Street at Wayne Avenue in the Pavonia-Cramer Hill section of Camden. Built by Stockton Township, it joined Camden public schools in 1899 and was closed in 1932.
Cambridge Avenue, also known as Cambridge Street, runs easterly from the Delaware River through the Cramer Hill neighborhood, crossing Harrison, Pierce, Wayne, and River avenues to North 27th Street.
Cooper Hospital admissions, September 20, 1957, including Carol Foster, 7, of 1247 Cambridge Street, admitted for a dog bite.
Three-month-old Mary Crawford of 1145 Cambridge Street, whose lung was ruptured by an exploding cyst, had her life saved by a rare operation.
A seriously ill three-month-old baby at 1145 Cambridge Street was transferred between Camden hospitals in a record dash by Collingswood police officers.
Charles T. Banks Towing Line, 1301 Cambridge Avenue — river, bay, and coastwise towing, ship repair, machine shop, and boat storage.
Brown Foundry Corporation, 1041–1045 Cambridge Avenue — bronze castings, rods and bushings, alumin, manganese and special alloys.
Kaighn School Razed; Blazes Set in Church, Unoccupied House Police today are investigating the possibility that three fires Wednesday within a quarter-mile area inside of three hours and 46 minutes were the work of a firebug.
Charles Edward Capner Jr., former resident of 1200 Cambridge Street, was killed in a fire aboard a houseboat in Honolulu as he prepared to play Santa Claus.
Joseph Tischner of 1138 Cambridge Street intends to apply for a Plenary Retail Consumption license for premises at 253 N. 27th Street.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sophia Julian, 77, of 1147 Cambridge Street, who died at her home Wednesday, to be held from the residence.
Three From Shore Also Assessed by Judge Avis for Rum Possession ALL 5 PLEAD GUILTY Two Camden men were among a group of five liquor law violators to pay fines yesterday in U. S. District Court before Judge John Boyd Avis after pleading guilty to charges of possession.
Frank Tischner of 1244 Cambridge Street pleaded guilty to possession and nuisance; sentence deferred until June 19.
Building permits issued September 25, 1920, including a brick foundry building at 1041 Cambridge Street for the Eureka Brass Foundry.
Gottlieb Foehl, a wholesale liquor dealer of the East Side, was fined $50 and costs by Recorder Nowrey for selling liquor in less quantity than one quart.