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Mary A. Hillman

Green street sign reading HOWARD ST. mounted on the corner of a red-painted building above a porch column.
Streets

Howard Street

Howard Street ran for two blocks in North Camden, from State Street north to Erie Street, parallel to North Front and North 2nd Streets. It was already laid out and built up by 1887.

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Halftone newspaper portrait of an older woman with glasses and parted hair.
News Articles

Five Lose Lives in Car Crashes Over Weekend

Camden Courier-Post reports of June 1932: Miss Eleanor M. Hillman, 20, and her mother, Mrs. Mary Hillman, 46, of 810 Howard Street were killed at Lansdale, Pa., when an electric train on the Philadelphia and Western Railroad struck the automobile they were riding in; a double funeral was planned, with burial in Harleigh Cemetery.

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Pension Awards Given, Camden Courier-Post, June 4, 1932, on a pension for Mrs. Mary A. Hillman of 810 Howard Street.
News Articles

Pension Awards Given

A Camden Courier-Post item of June 4, 1932: Congressman Charles A. Wolverton obtained a pension increase for Spanish-American War veteran Frank Simpson and an original pension for Mrs. Mary A. Hillman of 810 Howard Street, widow of Lester C. Hillman.

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