1098 Thurman Street — 1000 Block of Thurman Street — Occupants
Year
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1933
Joseph Smole
Camden Air Hero Hits Coddling Of Nazi Prisoners in This Country
Camden Courier-Post —
1012 Thurman Street — Lt. Lucien L. Marcel
“Reading about strikes and the black market is demoralizing enough to the boys at the front, but the bitterest pill of all is news of how German prisoners are being coddled in this country.”
So declared Lt. Lucien L. Marcel, 25, Army Air Corps pilot from 1012 Thurman street, Camden, who arrived home for a 30-day leave. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Marcel, 1012 Thurman street.
Deadly Fire on Thurman Street
Camden Courier-Post —
1040 Thurman Street — Two people were killed in a fire at 1040 Thurman Street in Camden, according to police officials.
Camden Chief Scott Thomson said police are investigating the fire as an arson. Thomson declined to release information about the victims pending notification to the family.
“We’re still getting to the bottom of exactly what happened here,” Thomson said.
Local pastor David King said he talked with the grandfather of one of the victims. “Right now the whole family is in a lot of shock. It’s messed up to wake up and find out your family is dead.”
Tony Locantore; Mrs. Mary Bielinski
Camden Courier-Post —
1041 Thurman Street — Tony Locantore, 20, of 314 Walnut Street, received a premature Christmas present from Judge Shay when he pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Jennie Balassia, 16, of 576 Walnut Street. He was sent to jail and Judge Shay instructed the sheriff to release him on December 24.
Another Christmas present was handed out to Mrs. Mary Bieliniski, of 1041 Thurman Street, who was convicted of violating the child welfare act. The complaint was made by Mrs. Louise F. Walsh, secretary of the S. P. C. C., who charged that on September 19 the woman became intoxicated and brutally beat her seven children and put them into the streets. The children range in ages from two to 14 years. When Mrs. Walsh visited the house, she said, Mrs. Bieliniski threw a lamp at her. She also will be released from the county jail on December 24.
Moonshine Raid at 1066 Thurman Street
Camden Courier-Post —
During the afternoon two raids were staged by Sergeant John Gilbert and Policemen Warner and Branch resulting in the arrest of two men and seizure of a still and a small quantity of alleged liquor.
At the home of Stanley Saposki, 46, of 1066 Thurman Street, the raiders said they found a 25-gallon still, three gallons of “moonshine” and a complete set of coils. Saposki was arrested and later released under $500 bail.
Only a half-gallon of alleged liquor was found in the home of Frank Beuclawski, 60, of 1422 Mount Ephraim Avenue, who likewise was arrested, then released under $5000 bail.
Raiders Seize 4 Women 5 Men and Homebrew
Camden Courier-Post —
1067 Thurman Street — Four women, five men and 500 bottles of homebrew were seized at an alleged speakeasy at 1067 Thurman. Marie Fort, 34, was identified as the proprietress.
Raiders: Lt. Herbert Anderson; Sgt. Edward Carroll; Det. William Wheland; Acting Det. William Schultz. The material witnesses all appear to have given false addresses and in all likelihood false names.
Intersection of Warsaw Street & Thurman Street
Intersection of Warsaw Street & Thurman Street. Photos taken March 19, 2012 and July 1, 2012.
1000 Block of Thurman Street — Photos
1000 Block of Thurman Street. Photos taken July 1, 2012.
1088 Thurman Street — 1955: Frank Lokaj. New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages advertisement.
Quit by Nagging Wife, Man Wins Decree Here
Camden Courier-Post —
1089 Thurman Street — Allen Stokes testified before Advisory Master Linwood Erickson that his wife, Vera, whom he married in November, 1930, left him five years later. He lives at 210 Powell street, Gloucester. “She went to Philadelphia with our daughter, Miriam, who is six, and she wouldn’t come back. Though she nagged me all the time, I did try to persuade her to return.” Divorce was recommended.
Decision was reserved in the suit of Mrs. Martha Scully of 1089 Thurman street against her husband, Henry, of 205 Carpenter street. “He told me he never had any money for me because he had spent it treating his friends. Then he left and never came back.” The son, Robert, is now 14.
Mrs. Pauline Kulesa
Camden Courier-Post —
1089 Thurman Street — Mrs. Pauline Kulesa died Wednesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Zubrzycki, 1089 Thurman St. A native of Poland, she had lived in Camden for 50 years.
She was a member of the Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart of Jesus Societies of St. Joseph's Church, the Polish Roman Catholic Union Group 153, and St. John Cantius Society Group 139. Sons: Frank (Camden) and John (Collingswood Heights); seven grandchildren.
Funeral: Saturday 9:30 a.m. from Ciechanowski Funeral Home, 1309 S. 10th; Requiem Mass 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church; burial St. Joseph's Cemetery, Chews Landing.
1198 Thurman Street — 1100 Block of Thurman Street — Occupants
Year
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Name
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1938–1939
Joseph Samselski Bar
1939–1943
Leon Walczynski Bar
1947
No Bar Listed
1967
John K. Rogulski Bar
1199 Thurman Street
1199 Thurman Street — 1100 Block of Thurman Street — Occupants
Year
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Name
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1918–1919
John Dziatkiewicz
1926–1931
Felix Taraskiewicz
1939
Antonina Taraskiewicz
1940–1977
Mommie's Tavern (Anna & Walter Taraskiewicz)
1940–1977
Mommie's Tavern
1103 Thurman Street
1103 Thurman Street — 1930–1956: Joseph Drozd & Family (Joseph & Helen Drozd; Cecelia, Anthony, Eleanor, Leonard Drozd). 1943–1970s: Stanley M. Wysocki & Family (Stanley & Cecelia Drozd Wysocki; J. Stanley Wysocki). Photo circa 1969.
Cops Nab 3, Take Still in Thurman St. Raid
Camden Courier-Post —
1108 Thurman Street — Three men were arrested in a police raid on an alleged speakeasy at 1108 Thurman Street. A small “wash-boiler” still and a 20-gallon can of wine were confiscated.
Tony Salousky, 28, was held in $500 bail as the proprietor. Frank Shultz, 25, of 929 Atlantic Avenue, and Henry C. Iesli, 49, of 1224 Chase Street, were held as witnesses.
1160 Thurman Street — John Trail
1160 Thurman Street — 1915: John Trail. Philadelphia Inquirer, July 19, 1915. Click image for PDF of full article.
South Camden Boy Is Struck by Auto
Camden Courier-Post —
1166 Thurman Street — A South Camden boy is in West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital suffering from injuries to the head, face and legs caused when he was struck yesterday by the car of Dr. Benjamin Wroblewski, of 1166 Thurman Street.
The injured child is Raymond Hozalski, 8, of 1160 Jackson Street. Hospital records reveal that the child was attempting to cross the roadway at Tenth and Thurman streets when struck. The driver of the car took the boy to the hospital and reported the accident to police.
Child, 5, Dies, 6 Hurt in Camden Fire
Camden Courier-Post —
1166 Thurman Street — A 5-year-old child, Frances Cruz, died in the basement of 1166 Thurman Street after a fire that apparently started from a heater explosion. Six others were injured, including two firemen.
The home was owned by the wife’s parents, Benjamin and Lucy Alvalle. Ten of the eleven family members were home at the time.
Caption: “Fireman avoids hose in front of home on Thurman Street, Camden, today after explosion and fire left one person dead and at least six others injured. Cause was under investigation.” — Courier-Post Photo by Sam Kushner.
1178 Thurman Street — 1955: United Roofing & Siding Company. New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages advertisement.
Board No. 11 Calls 7 Men for Draft
Camden Courier-Post —
1195 Thurman Street — Local Board No. 11, Wildwood and Princess avenues, announced it has ordered seven youths to appear for induction into the Army July 30.
They are: Paul Lightman, 24, of 1176 Haddon avenue; Joseph B. Kujawa, 26, of 1202 Everett street; Alfred Zanwood, 23, of 1195 Thurman street; John E. Wiley, 27, of 1061 Diamond street; Cecil W. Davis, 21, of 1213 Langham avenue; William J. Sbariscia, 23, of 1329 Decatur street, and Leonard Auslander, 22, of 1237 Magnolia avenue.
1289 Thurman Street — 1200 Block of Thurman Street — Occupants
Year
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Name
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1947
Listed in directory
1293 Thurman Street
1293 Thurman Street — 1200 Block of Thurman Street — Occupants
Year
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Name
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1910
Frances Pepeiak (accused in theft case, October 14, 1910)
Agnes Gratowski; Mrs. Frances Pepeiak
Philadelphia Inquirer —
1293 Thurman Street — Agnes Gratowski alleged to have taken a “nest egg” belonging to her niece, Mrs. Frances Pepeiak of 1293 Thurman avenue, Camden. Mrs. Pepeiak was held in $500 bail for court. Mrs. Pepeiak denied the accusation.
Philadelphia Inquirer, October 14, 1910. Click image for PDF of full article.
1204 Thurman Street — Paul Jaye & Family
1204 Thurman Street — 1918–1930s: Paul Jaye & Family. Paul (Pavel) & Sophia Jaye; Peter Jaye, Helen Jaye, Walter Jaye, Stella Jaye. Peter Jaye & Helen Jaye, First Communion at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church. Photo circa 1916.
George Burrell Robbery, 1208 Thurman Street
Camden Courier-Post —
1208 Thurman Street — 1932: George Burrell. Camden Courier-Post, June 9, 1932.
1210 Thurman Street — 1940–1942: Jacob Schlett & Family. Daniel Schlett; Ellis Schlett; Anna Schlett McKee (daughter); Mabel Schlett Ewing (daughter).
Daniel Schlett, son of Joseph Schlett, 1210 Thurman street, is at Camp Gordon, Augusta, Ga. He was inducted last August. A brother, Corp. Ellis Schlett, is stationed at Herbert Smart Airport, Macon, Ga.
Injured at Dialogue Ship Yards
Philadelphia Inquirer —
1212 Thurman Street — Struck by a heavy plank which fell from a crane at the Dialogue ship yards, John Schulke, aged 26 years, of 1212 Thurman street, and Charles Muller, aged 33 years, of 1103 Haddon avenue, were injured about the head and hands. Both were taken to Cooper Hospital. Philadelphia Inquirer, February 17, 1912.
Walter Hart Lottery Arrest
Camden Courier-Post —
1245 Thurman Street — Walter Hart, 25, of 1245 Thurman Street, who was taken into custody at 9:05 a.m. by police after Young revealed he passed over his numbers slips between 2:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. daily, was held in $5,000 bail on a charge of operating a “numbers” lottery. He pleaded not guilty to the complaint which was signed by City Detective George Zeitz.
Fire at 1264 Thurman Street
Fire Watch Magazine — Summer 1977
“A TIP O’ THE HELMET TO” … Fr. Bill Huelas and Fr. Dick Prosser of Engine 7, and Fr. Jim Hillman and Capt. Bob Lapp of Engine 8, for the fine rescues of three trapped and unconscious children, performed at all hands-Box #5214, transmitted at 2330 hours on April 10, 1977 for a fire located at 1264 Thurman Street. Teamwork on the part of all units resulted in the saving of life and the quick confinement of fire. Also glad to hear of Fr. Jesse Flax’s return to duty from medical leave following a bad feed of smoke inhalation, received while operating at this Box. Units operating at all hands-5214 were Engine 7 and Engine 8, Ladder Co. 2, and 3rd Battalion under the command of B. C. George Kurtyan. A job well done. — Fire Watch Magazine, Summer 1977
Jaroszewski
Camden Courier-Post —
1266 Thurman Street — On April 30, 1967. Helen of 1266 Thurman St., Camden, wife of the late Stanley Sr. and mother of Joseph and Stanley. Funeral on Wednesday at 8 a.m. from Ciechanowski Funeral Home, 1309 S. 10th St., Camden. Requiem high Mass at 9 a.m., St. Joseph’s Church, 10th & Mechanic Sts., Camden. Interment at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Chews Landing.