Introduction
Phil Cohen
Kansas Road runs southwest from 2808 Tuckahoe Road to 2976 Tuckahoe Road in the Fairview section of Camden.
Fairview Map
FAIRVIEW’S REALTOR SINCE 1929
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (MLS)
2977 YORKSHIP SQUARE, FAIRVIEW
963-2526
2800 & 2900 Blocks of Kansas Road
2800 & 2900 Blocks of Kansas Road
2818 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2820 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2830 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2832 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2844 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2846 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2848 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2849 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2858 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2859 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2860 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2861 Kansas Road
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| 1937 | Mrs. Laura Harrison |
| 1937 | C. Albert Harrison |
2870 Kansas Road
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| 1942 | Lena Townsend |
2871 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2872 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2873 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2885 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2887 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2889 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2903 Kansas Road
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| 1947–1963 | Edward & Burletta Tyszko |
2905 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2910 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2912 Kansas Road
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2913 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2915 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2918 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2920 Kansas Road
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2923 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2925 Kansas Road
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| 1947–1971 | Lemuel H. Lane & Family |
| 1947–1971 | Lemuel H. & Mary Lane |
| 1947–1971 | Clifford V. Lane (father) |
| 1947–1971 | Robert V. Lane |
| 1947–1971 | William J. Lane |
| 1947–1971 | Patricia M. Lane |
2926 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2928 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2930 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2936 Kansas Road
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2946 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2948 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | Clarence T. Burrichter |
2956 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2962 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
2964 Kansas Road
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| 1947 | (no info) |
Drowned Boy's Mother Wins Pleas for Safety of Others
Camden Courier-Post —
Mrs. Kobus Announces Organization of First-Aid Squad Ready for Immediate Service at Scenes of Water Accidents and Suffocations
No other child will drown, as did her son, if Mrs. Laura Harrison, above, of 2861 Kansas road, can prevent it by campaigning for first-aid facilities. She is seen looking at a photograph of her boys. One of them, C. Albert Harrison, 14, was drowned June 10 in Newton creek when a boat capsized.
A Camden mother whose son was drowned recently is anxious to save other children from a similar fate and has enlisted the aid of City Commissioner Mary W. Kobus.
The commissioner announced the organization of a first aid squad, ready for immediate service at all drownings and scenes of suffocations.
Complaint had been made to Mrs. Kobus concerning action of police at the drowning.
The woman eager to save other children is Mrs. Laura Harrison, 2861 Kansas road. Her son, C. Albert Harrison, 14, who was about to be graduated from the Yorkship school, and William A. Crane, 15, of 2793 Congress road, were drowned June 10 when a rowboat capsized in Newton creek. Two other boys, John Maher, 15, of 2844 Kansas road, and DeLloyd Carney, 15, of 2815 Idaho road, swam to safety despite a swift current.
Lauds Mother’s Efforts
Paying tribute to Mrs. Harrison for seeking facilities to prevent further drownings, Commissioner Kobus said:
“I feel deeply for Mrs. Harrison, who suffered the loss of a fine young son, and I must express admiration of her efforts to obtain proper facilities so that other mothers will not have the same sorrowful occurrence.”
The public safety head said the city will purchase an inhalator at once, and otherwise equip an emergency car, to be sent to scenes of drowning accidents.
“I will appoint a first-aid squad from members of the police and fire departments,“ Mrs. Kobus added. ”Members will be expertly trained and capable of giving first-aid treatment to all drowning victims, if recovered in time to give them a chance to live.
“In line with this plan, I have instructed Police Chief Arthur Colsey to inform Dr. Garnett P. Summerill, police and fire surgeon, to stand ready to hurry to the scene of all such accidents and render whatever aid possible.
“Orders will be posted today, requesting all policemen and firemen who are unable to swim, and who desire to learn, to inform their superior officers and the opportunity will be afforded them. I want every member of the department of public safety to be in a position to render whatever aid is possible in accidents along the riverfront.
Car to Visit Danger Spots
“I also will assign another man to the safety car, and this car will continually visit dangerous bathing places to warn youths of what might happen in the event they intended swimming there. I hope the boys heed the warnings given them.
“Grappling irons already have been placed at the advantageous points throughout the city and are available for public use.
“On Monday night a demonstration in first aid will be staged at fire headquarters, Fifth and Arch streets, and I expect all members of the police and fire department who are off duty to attend the demonstration.”
Commissioner Kobus defended the actions of police at the scene of the drowning of the Harrison boy.
“They did what they believed best under the circumstances,” she declared. “I am satisfied there was nothing wrong in their actions, after reading a report of the tragedy given me by Chief Colsey. They made every effort to save the unfortunate boys’ lives.”
2 Shipyard Workers Told to Pay Wives
Camden Courier-Post —
Two New York Shipyard employes were each ordered to pay their wives $7 weekly for support by Judge Frank Katzenbach yesterday in Criminal court.
Edwin F. Duffy, Federal street, near Second, was given the order following testimony from his wife, Elizabeth, of 692 Woodland avenue, who said he deserted her last October.
The other order was placed on Emerson Townsend, whose wife, Lena, of 2870 Kansas road, charged he would leave her for six months at a time. She charged he has not supported her or their 10-year-old son since 1937.
Clifford Lane, Local Fireman
Camden Courier-Post —
Services for Clifford Lane, 84, of 2925 Kansas Road, Camden, will be 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Myrtetus Funeral Home, 1530 Collings Road, Camden. Masonic services will be at 8 p.m. Friends may also call tonight. Burial will be in the New Camden Cemetery.
Mr. Lane, a retired Camden City fireman, died Sunday.
He was a member of the Henry Haines Lodge 253, F&AM, of Audubon, the Excelsior Consistory, and the Kresson Temple Shriners.