Funeral Homes and Undertakers
Holl Funeral Home
Holl Funeral Home, run by Camden undertaker Arthur Holl from the 1910s, with locations on Cooper Street and Princess Avenue before moving to Haddonfield.
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Holl Funeral Home
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Mrs. Clara Kennedy Is Dead Here at 76
Obituary of Mrs. Clara B. Kennedy, 76, who died at the home of her daughter, Miss Ethel C. Havens, 1482-B Kaighn Avenue. A former Coatesville, Pa., schoolteacher, she had lived in Camden since 1909.
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Services on Friday for Detective Mills
Funeral services for Camden City Detective Edwin T. Mills, who died at Atlantic Shores hospital, Somers Point, were set for his residence at 240 Eutaw Avenue. Mills had been injured in a March 1943 collision of a police radio car and a bus at Broadway and Mickle Street.
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Arthur H. Holl
A 1943 yearbook page of advertisements for the Arthur H. Holl funeral service at 1401 Princess Avenue, Camden, and Haddonfield, the Sudler-Eichel Funeral Home, Daly's Grill and the Karr Novelty Company. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Golden Jubilee Year Book, 1943.
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Own Life Taken by Music Teacher
Miss Elizabeth McCreight, 65, a North Camden music teacher, was found dead by gas in her home at 321 State Street; funeral services were set for the Holl Funeral Home, 1401 Princess Avenue. Camden Morning Post, October 20, 1933.