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Spring Clean-up Planned by Board
The Pyne Poynt Better Neighborhood Council planned a May spring clean-up week drive, with help from pupils of the J. S. Read Elementary School, according to Council President Mrs. Stella Cimino.
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Pyne Poynt Officers on Committee To Aid Moose Minstrel Show Plans
Frank Sheridan's North Camden News column in the Camden Courier-Post of April 15, 1950: Pyne Poynt Athletic Association officers join the committee for the Camden Lodge of Moose minstrel show, plus Cooper school honor buttons, church notices, births and an engagement.
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Dr. Dumbleton Heads Survivors of Early Century Sportsmen
The North Camden Bachelor Social club, formed in 1912 by 15 men, marked its 38th anniversary with a banquet at the Haddon House, Haddonfield, where Dr. Frank Dumbleton was again elected president.
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Cassaday School Pupils Hail Merry Outing at Knight Park
Pupils of the Cassaday Public School, Third and State streets, enjoy their annual outing at Knight Park, Collingswood, sponsored by the school's Fathers' Association.
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Cassady Block Party to Continue Tonight
The Cassaday Fathers' Association block party at Third and State streets continues tonight and tomorrow nights, with proceeds supporting welfare work among pupils at Cassaday School.
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3 Hydrant Showers Dedicated; Segal Street Youngsters Happy
The Camden Courier-Post of August 8, 1935 reports the dedication of three fire hydrant showers on Segal Street, North Camden, sponsored by the North Camden Garden Club, with Mayor Frederick von Nieda turning on the first spray.
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11 Families Cook in Yards; 35 Children Suffer Until Paper Guarantees Gas Bills
Mothers Forced to Use Make-Shift Means When Public Service Cuts Fuel Supply Pending Assurance of Payment by Emergency Relief Officials Uncivilized hardship forced on eleven poor North Camden families has been alleviated.
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Highland Woolen Mills Weavers Return to Work
Philadelphia Inquirer, January 24, 1900: most of the female weavers at the Highland Woolen Mills who went on strike the previous Monday have returned to work.
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Two Old Landmarks in North Camden Being Torn Down
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 12, 1896: the Old Stone Jug and the Cooper's Point Hotel, two of the oldest buildings in North Camden, are being torn down.