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The Eighth Ward Democratic Club, whose president was Cleophas Hood and whose headquarters were at 696 Van Hook Street, announced a chicken dinner for the following day at 1741 Kossuth Street under John Gilyard, chairman of the ways and means committee.
The Eighth Ward Beneficial Association announced a ball, variety show and "Big Apple" contest at Eagles Hall, 415 Broadway, with music by Jimmy De Muro and a 12-piece orchestra. Camden Courier-Post, February 21, 1938.
Former Councilman John A. Furey, 65, a fifty-year resident of Camden's Eighth ward, died at his home at Broadway and Vanhook street after a long illness. He had also served as a freeholder, Excise Commissioner, policeman and constable.
The Camden Daily Telegram's account of Mayor Westcott's appointments of Commissioners of Public Instruction and members of the police force, including Edward Hyde of the Seventh Ward, followed by a column of political notes.