Camden Streets - Lois Avenue

Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Lois
Avenue

LOIS AVENUE lies for the most part in Camden's Cramer Hill section. The 1947 Camden City Directory states that Lois Avenue runs west from Howell Street to Lemuel Avenue, this would be on the East Camden side of the railroad yard. In Cramer Hill Lois Avenue runs from Cleveland Avenue west across Hayes Avenue, River Road, and Harrison Avenue until it ends at the Delaware River, one bloc east of North 3oth Street.

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800 Block of Lois Avenue
	815 Lois Avenue Private First Class Herman F. Kerk
	815 Lois Avenue
	850 Lois Avenue 1927 Harry M. Leigh
	856 Lois Avenue 1929-1930s Harry M. Leigh
HE USED GAS ON FIRE; TREATED AT HOSPITAL Joseph Bittner, 28, of 892 Lois Avenue, yesterday decided to burn the old grass and weeds growing near his home. So he obtained a can of gasoline, poured it upon the accumulated trash and weeds and-pffffft. He was treated at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital for burns of the right hand and forearm.	892 Lois Avenue 1933 Joseph Bittner Camden Courier-Post June 4, 1933
	892 Lois Avenue 1947 Alfred J. Bittner
	899 Lois Avenue

900 Block of Lois Avenue
	902 Lois Avenue
	905 Lois Avenue
	941 Lois Avenue
	944 Lois Avenue 1933 John H. Becker
	945 Lois Avenue

Intersection of Lois Avenue & River Road

1000 Block of Lois Avenue
	1009 Lois Avenue
	1020 Lois Avenue
	1021 Lois Avenue
	1024 Lois Avenue
	1027 Lois Avenue 1927 Allen Palmer
....... I grew up in Cramer Hill at 1027 Lois Avenue . I remember those good old days with fond memories. How we would pretend as if we were not poor, just to find out latter that all the neighbors were doing the same. I no longer live in Camden (though proud of it). The great education given me from “H. C. Sharp”, “Veterans Memorial” and “Camden County Vocational and Technical High School ”, was all I needed to become a successful citizen, with a family I can afford to give a better (easier) life to. But I will always have a question in my heart. Can they ever know how hard it was to make a dollar as a kid, pulling a red wagon across the 2 7 ^th Street black iron bridge to Frank's Junk yard? Yeah boy, ….. I spent that dollar very slowly! Hahahahaaa Steve Logeren October 2005	1027 Lois Avenue 1947 Steve & Sophie Logeren Family trucking
	1029 Lois Avenue
	1030 Lois Avenue
	1044 Lois Avenue 1910s - Late 1930s Anton & Barbara Blaha Family Elmer C. Blaha Herbert J. Blaha
	1044 Lois Avenue 1947 William A. Saunders
	1059 Lois Avenue

1100 Block
of Lois Avenue

Cramer Hill, Camden NJ

July 10, 2004

As Seen From
Southeast Corner
of
Lois & Pierce Streets

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1100 Block of Lois Avenue
	1102 Lois Avenue 1910-1940s Harry J. & Mary Mote Sr. Family
	1102 Lois Avenue Harry Jackson Mote Sr. & Mary Anna Wolff Mote Cramer Hill Camden NJ 1908 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1102 Lois Avenue Harry J. Mote Jr.
	1114 Lois Avenue 1900-1924 Ferdinad Sorg & Family Charles F. Sorg
$60,000 DEMANDED FOR CRASH INJURIES Girl and Father Sue Shipbuilding Official and Driver of Auto Damages of $60,000 are asked by a Camden girl and her father for injuries suffered by the girl when an automobile struck her. In a suit filed in state Supreme Court by Samuel T. French, Camden attorney, Miss Doris Sauer, 17, of 1114 Lois Avenue, seeks $50,000 and her father, Frederick R., asks $10,000 for medical expenses and loss of his daughter's services. Defendants in the action are LeRoy Robinson, 427 Washington Avenue, Haddonfield, vice president of Mathis Shipbuilding Company, and Robert W. Saeger, 336 Cooper Street . Saeger, it is charged, drove the car owned by Robinson at the time of the accident. Miss Sauer was one of a number of girls crossing Admiral Wilson Boulevard at Memorial avenue shortly before midnight January 12 last. One of the girls, Edith Gilbert, 16, of 216 Fillmore street, Riverside, later succumbed to her injuries. French avers the car operated by Saeger was going north on the boulevard at the time of the accident. One machine, proceeding in the same direction, had stopped to let the girls se get across and as they neared the curb, it is alleged, Saeger drove his vehicle past the standing car on the right, knocking down several of the girls. Miss Sauer, according to the bill of complaint, suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and skull in addition to other body injuries. She was unconscious in the hospital for 10 days and during that time her life was despaired of, French charged. It is further alleged Saeger was operating his car at a high rte of speed and was negligent in failing to stop when he saw pedestrians crossing the boulevard.	1114 Lois Avenue 1929-1936 Frederick Sauer Doris Sauer 1947 Mrs. Martha Sauer Camden Courier-Post October 26, 1936
	1115 Lois Avenue
	1154 Lois Avenue 1947-1960s Bill and Betty Flemming
	1155 Lois Avenue 1947 James Young
	1158 Lois Avenue 1947 Harry Cholister
	1161 Lois Avenue 1947 Fred J. Loeble 1960s-1970s Walter and Evelyn Baker Jr.
	1164 Lois Avenue 1947 William Brandhurt

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