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George Schatz (1903–1987) was a Camden entrepreneur who founded George's Auto Service in 1924 and grew it into one of South Jersey's largest and most modern automobile service businesses. He lived at 29 South 38th Street in East Camden from 1936.
HERMAN Z. CUTLER is best remembered in Camden for the company he founded, Cutler Metal Products Company, which operated at 1021-1025 Line Street into the 1980s.
Camden Auto Radiator was an auto repair shop at 505-509 Arch Street in Camden, NJ, owned by Herman Z. Cutler in the 1920s and 1930s.
A January 15, 1938 Camden Courier-Post advertisement for George's Auto Service, 1111 Haddon Avenue, offering a chauffeur service for New Jersey state inspection.
A January 7, 1938 Camden Courier-Post advertisement for George's Safety Lane, 1111 Haddon Avenue, an authorized Weaver Safety Lane inspection station, addressed to truck and fleet owners.
A George's advertisement from the Camden Courier-Post of October 30, 1931, offering the Philco 7-Tube Baby Grand superheterodyne radio, complete with tubes, for $49.95 on easy terms at 213 Federal Street.
A George's advertisement from the Camden Courier-Post of October 30, 1931, inviting readers to test their own radio tubes free on a Jewell Tube Checker, offering tubes on credit and $1 in-home radio service at 213 Federal Street.