Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Atlantic
Avenue

1947 Carmen Passarella
Coal

Corner of 
Ferry & Atlantic Avenue

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Southeast Corner of 
Ferry & Atlantic Avenue

1947- Andy's Lunch Room

Apsco Engravers Die Steel
1920s-1930s
Charles W. Klinzing

Camden Courier-Post Ad
March 12, 1930

1920s-1930s
Booth Bottling Company
1947
Bender Brothers Inc.
Cotton Batting

St. Hill's
24 Hour Towing Service
1991-2008

1885 Carl & Matilda Scholl

Atlantic Avenue
Dr. H.H. Davis

1887 Herman Loder

1947 Reginald Bryant

1947 Lester J. Harris

1947 Mrs. Catherine Sanborn

1947 Mrs. Mary  Tomko

1947 H. Joseph Bodilly

1947 Harrison M. Smith

1947 Julius Labaczewski

1947 Lewis Sheriff

1947 Harrison H.  Leopold

1947 James Randazzo

Corporal Edward P. Carey

1947 Mrs. Anna Henkel

1947 Amanda D. Gaskill

1947 Augustus L. Henkel

1900s-1910s Herbert W. Baxter Sr.

1911tr-1920s Herbert W. Baxter Jr.

1947 George M. Steiller

1947 Sallie Henry

1947 Joseph Derago

1947 Harry Katz

1947 Howitt Baylis

1947 Joseph J. Hughes

1947 Ralph Longano

1947 Mrs. Mary Baker

1947 Walter Bullock

1947 William H. Peck

1947 Moody Coleman

1947 Elmer Ingram

1947 Ambrose A. Cooper

1947 Henry Meltzer

1947 Martha Bershky

1947 Anna Wheeler

1947 Albert E. Collum

1947 Joseph P. Nuzzi

1931 Samuel T. Lang
cafe
1947 Roy's Market

1947 Hyman Budman
tailor

1947 Atlantic Radio Service
Orlando Dondani

1947 Benny's Market Inc.
Benjamin Margolit

1947 General Iron Works, Inc.
Martin Odlen

423 Edward T. Novak

1947 Theresa L. Westerman

1947 Anthony T. Mazur
carpenter

1947 Alex Tyszko

1947 Stanley Tyszko

1947 Hyman Bloom
junk

1947 Joseph Yakaski

1947 Anthony B. Cucich

1947 Edwin V. Decker

1947 Samuel I. Pachter
sign painter

A husband who celebrated St. Patrick's Day, 1932, by singing "I'll Give You Something to Remember Me By" and handing his wife a swift left to the chin, lost a divorce action yesterday.

Charging extreme cruelty was Mrs. Minnie Alford, of 444 Atlantic Avenue, Camden. Advisory Master in Chancery William.J. Kraft recommended an absolute decree and the custody of her two children, Willard, 5, and Ellwood, 2. 

Alexander Alford, the husband, lives at 244 Cedar Avenue. The couple were married June 30, 1923, by the Rev. E. A. Miller, in Camden. Mrs. Alford said that the time of extreme cruelty began in October, 1930, and continued until March 18, 1932 when she was compelled to leave. 

Mrs. Alford said her husband often choked her, telling her over and over that he was going "to choke her to death." In speaking of the St. Patrick's Day altercation, she charged her husband "knocked her cold."

Willard Appleton, the woman's step-father, declared that a fight always followed any suggestion by Mrs. Alford that her husband get up out of bed. Appleton also said that Alford disliked any suggestion that he should go out and look for work. 

Appleton told Kraft that the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Alford were "one fight after' another" with the woman coming out the loser, black and blue marks all over her head, face and shoulders. The decision quickly followed.

Alford did not contest. 

1933 William Appleton
1933 Mrs. Minnie Appleton Alford

Camden Courier-Post
June 21, 1933

1947 Mrs. Minnie F. Appleton

1947 Mrs. Rebecca Schotz

1947 Charles L. Dugan

1947 Hyman Bloom

1947 David Katz

1947 Michael Saligan 

1947 Atlantic Junk Yard

1947 Pasquale Benevento

1930s-1940s Dr. Stanton Segal

1947 Edward J. Senecal

459 Mrs. Rose Detofsky

October 31, 2005

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About 1929

"I have a feeling the time is about 1928/30, because the car is probably the same one he used in making medical calls around Camden. Sometimes he would take his kids and me in the back seat, which was loads of fun. Interesting to note, that when he made calls, he always wanted the kids to come along, and later, when I was older and visiting him, he would take me with him. During the depression, the city/govt. arranged for medical visits by doctors to the home and paid, I believe, $2 for each chit that the doctor handed or mailed into a central office."

Joseph Cooper, February 2004

1947 Philip Zeitz &. Son
 junk

Lace factory

October 12, 1965

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1930s-1950s
Giant Tiger Market

1950s-1960s
Allied Tire Sales
1960s
Venus Tub Enclosures Co.

October 12, 1965

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October 12, 1965

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October 12, 1965

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October 12, 1965

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October 12, 1965

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October 12, 1965

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October 12, 1965

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Modern Hard Chrome Co.

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October 12, 1965

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1947 Jack's Auto Parts Inc. (yard)

1947 Jack's Auto Parts Inc. (office
Max Weisfeld
Jack Weisfeld

1947 Joseph Samzewski
confectionary

1947 Frank A. Clark

1947 Stephen S. Koruba

1947 Harry H. Wilson

1947 Frank Koch

1947 John Mascibroda

1947 Joseph F. Pierzynski & Family
Joseph F & Eleanor Pierzynski

1947 Raymond Przaszneski

1947 Agnes Tomaszewski

1947 Mrs. Victoria M. Trykowski

1947 Leonard Milcarek

1930s-1940s Frank Ulak 

1947 Harry C. Beck

1947 Michael Zawojski

1929 Stephen & Katherine Pierzynski
1947 Walter Zbysiniski

1947 John Strzelski

1947 Gabriel Koldys 

1929-1947 Frank Pierzynski & Family
Frank & Laura Pierzynski
1947 Lansdowne Bottle Exchange 

1947 Mrs. Anna Sobolewski

1947  Walter Sacilowski 

1947 Mrs. Mary C. Hanaka

1936 Walter Lewandowski
1947 George Hasko

1947 John Szymanski

1947 Bernard Seborowski

1947 Joseph Helhowski

1947 Adolph Donanski

1947 Ilko Korostowski

1947 Joseph Eberhart

1947 Vincent A  Zippilli

1947 Michael Haday

1947 John C. Meksa

1947 Leon P. Szalkowski

1947 Mrs. Mary Starzinski 

1947 Owney Boylen

NUMBERS WRITER SENT TO JAIL FOR 60 DAYS

Chester Lewandowski, 27, of 1000 Atlantic Avenue, was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail by Judge Samuel M. Shay after he pleaded non vult in Criminal court to possession of numbers lottery slips. City detectives arrested Lewandowski two months ago. 

1933 Chester Lewandowski

Camden Courier-Post
June 20, 1933

1947
ABC Cleaners
Anthony Bialoskorski

1947 Joseph Futima
barber

1947 Jesse Green

1947 Anna Puhala  
1947 Joseph Skorko

1947 Felix Kozlowski

1947 Edward Cameron

1947 Albert Pepiak
contractor

1947 William Meyers

1947 Stanislaus Anyzek

1947 Joseph Brozoski

1947 Anthony F. Martin

1910s-1920s Spencer Smith Sr.
1947 William Weiss

1947 Zigmund Dziemianowicz

1947 Vincent Gorczynski

1947 Stanley Kowalski

1947 Mario Spada

1947 Chester M. Kasprzak

1947 Dominic Zamitis

1947 Paul Koszewski
floors

1947 Mrs. Otis Litwack 

1947 Nicholas Kawa

1947 Frank J. Jaworski

1947 Chester Jurczykowski

1947 Joseph B. Kopec
1947 Joseph Chelhowski 
fire fighter

1947 Stephen DiTullio

1947 Mrs. Margaret Witkowski

1947 Maxwell Vogel

1947 John J. Jagodzinski

1947 Richard Toch
 burlap bags

1947 Charles R. Hauth

1120 Cosmo J. Caprice 

1121 Ruth Marquardt
Mrs. Sally Stilts

1123-25 Speed Line Garage

1947 John B. Pulaski 

1947 Mrs. Julia Gapinski

1947 Archie Smith
1947 Mrs. Mae Maddock

1132 August Franzke
filling station

1138 Albert S. Koenig 

Henry S. Volmer
autos

1947 Julius W. Klopp

1947 Henry G. Shaw 

1947 Mrs. Anne McGee 
1947 Daniel Schlett

1947 Camden Sporting Goods
Michael Bladyga
Nicholas DiMartinas

Bristow's
Sporting Goods
Camden Catholic High School
Football Program
September 23, 1950

1947 Stanley Opczynski
grocery

1947 Stephen Waligorski

1947 Anthony Tesman

1947 Bruno Stelmach

1157-1/2  Vacant

1158  Joseph Lavandowski

1159  Bernard Rhodes

1160  John F. Mackin

1161 Frank Gorecki

1162 Vacant

1163 John Boncel1a

1164 Joseph Kobylinski

1165 Louis Drost

1165 Stanley Smiglewski

1167 John Jankowski 

Salvatore Agut

Camden Courier-Post
February 25, 1928

1947 John Chorzlewski 

1947 1169 Frank A. Spychala 

1947  Andrew Skotnicki

1947 Joseph Stelmach

1947 William Stoy
1947 Edward Kunicki

1947 Stanley Poreda

1947 Leon J. Bleja

1947 Willis C. Houseknecht

1947 Joseph Samuel

1947 John Zuhorski

1947 Joseph Gredruzcy

1947 Mrs. Caroline Rocklenski

1947 Edward Doran 
1947 George Schaefer

1947 Eddie Wolf

1947 Mrs. Sarah Milinski

1947 Bernard P. Rafferty

1947 Watson Meshanic

1924 Dr. Benjamin Wroblewski

1929 White Mountain Club
Sigmund Loyba, secretary
1947 GONE

1947 Daniel Konis 
1947 Vincent Dolce

1947 Wallace M. Dombrowski
barber
1947 John Dziedzic

1947 Edward Berkowitz
confectioner

1947 
Preferred Cleaners
Yasain Zaven

1900s-1910s Rev. William J. Trimble
1947 Harry Ward

1947  Ignatz Dziczek

1947 Walter Lemanowicz

1947 Fourth Presbyterian Church

1947 Mrs. Margaret Sterwale

1947 Arthur Watson

1947 William Kehoe

1947 Mrs. Anna R. Papiernic
1950s-1960s Anthony J. Dzinski

1947 James J Bonelli

1947 Edward Lemanowicz

1947 Leon Chudzinski
1947 Joseph J. Roszkowiak

A man and woman were injured at 3.45 p. m., yesterday when an automobile struck a parked car at Fortieth and Federal Streets, according to Pennsauken Township police.

Mrs. Stella Pukala, 22, of 1218 Atlantic Avenue, received cuts and bruises of the face. John Foltynski, 35, of 1168 Ross Street, suffered cuts of the eye and head. Both were treated at West Jersey Hospital.

They were passengers in a car driven by Stanley Czajkowski, 24, of 1133 Sycamore Street. Pennsauken police said Czajkowski's car collided with another owned by George F. Eisle, 4507 Chestnut Avenue, Pennsauken. Eisle charged Czajkowski with reckless driving. Police also charged him with driving without a license.

1938 Mrs. Stella Pakula

Camden Courier-Post
February 7, 1938

1947 George H. Way

1947 Frank Nakonieczny

1947 Vacant

1947 John Pickol

1947 Colton Electric Company

1947 Mrs. Pauline Bryszewski

1947 William Poole

1947 Anthony J. Dzinski

1947 Paul Krasowski

1947 Columbia Coal & Ice

1947 Daniel Curcinni

1919-1937
Stanislaus Chudzinski Family
Stanislaus & Pelagia (Pearl) Chudzinski
 Leon F. Chudzinski
John F. Chudzinski

1947 Anthony Skabicki

1900s-1910s Henry Heinisch
1947 Michael Kitlas

1947 Philip Coscio

1900s-1910s Frank Heinisch
1947 Leon A. Shuda

1947 Mrs. Frances Costell

1947 Norman Horner

1947 Mrs. Sophia Pierznik

1930s-1940s Ernest G. Rouse Sr.

1947 Frank Selby

1947
Herold Oil Burning Service
George F. Herold

1947 Walter Filipkowski 
1947 Luigi Bonfini
1947 Leon F. Chudzinski

1947 Paul H Holzer 
1947 Alfred Law 
1947 Andrew Mroz

1947 Leonard Stilts

1947 Joseph F. Druzek

1947 John Dzomba

1900s-1930s
Minnie Kurz
Katie Kurz Hastings
sisters
1947
James J Powers Jr.

1947 Morris Berg

1947 Harlie B. Hastings
contractor

1947 Mrs. Josephine Tremmel

1947 Guiseppe Zito

1947 Vacant

1947 Mrs. Dora A Reid

1947 Charles Helmrich

1947 Paul F. Helmrich

1947 Charles Melchert

1947 Richard Saunders

1947 Croneberger's Market
grocers
Elsie Croneberger

1947 George Segner

1900s-1910s
George & Louise Kurz
Harry Kurz
1947
Elmer J. Sirisky

1947 William E. Bose 

1947 Charles Liss
1947 Robert Klingeman

1947 Anthony Gambacorta

1947 Harry Zackeroff

1930s-1940s John H. Lear

1947 Verna G. Otten

1947 Lawrence Barth

Harry & Anna Kurz
1900s-1910s

1947 Willam J. Long

1947 John Burgess