Camden Streets - Ray Street

500 block of Ray Street
	509 Ray Street 1924 Margaret Moos 1929 Vacant 1947 Anthony A. Sharp
	510 Ray Street 1910s-1924 Robert McClellan 1929 Samuel Chadwick 1947 Mrs. Frances F. Lynskey 1969 James R. Sweeney
	511 Ray Street 1924 No Listing 1929 Vacant 1947 Rosezilla A. Roth
HOSPITAL CASES COOPER Lewis Raupp, 53, 833 North 6th Street, dog bite of right index finger Anna Veroline, 34, 318 Walnut Street, sprained ankle Albert Passarella, 15, 433 Spruce Street, sprained ankle Thomas J. Owens, 35, 420 Taylor Ave., bruised wrist and knee Joseph Manfredi, 14, 335 Chestnut Street, infected palm. Margaret Cramer, 9, 323 Erie Street, infected finger Laurence Wiggle, 5, 505 South 6th Street, cut hand Joseph Carbone, 18, 336 Walnut Street, cut chin Thomas DiRenzo, 13, 522 Clinton St., splinter in left foot. Cecelia Homan, 32, 511 Ray Avenue, foreign body in eye Mary DiVincenzo, 10, 311 Beckett St., foreign body in eye WEST JERSEY Theresa Marolda, 59, 1713 South 4th Street, cut finger Benjamin Druasowictz, 34, 1282 Van Hook St., cut finger Charles Mangold, 52, 3 North 4th Street, cut finger Stanley Kaminski, 25, 1119 Liberty Street, cut hand Marie Birsch, 15, 697 Van Hook St., foreign particle in eye Willard Dickson, 3, 1739 Railroad Ave., puncture wound of thigh	511 Ray Street 1938 Cecelia Homan Camden Courier-Post February 14, 1938
	511 Ray Street 1947 Rosezilla A. Roth
	512 Ray Street 1924 WIlliam Newton 1929 Arthur Ridgley 1947 Mrs. Helen W. Brown
	513 Ray Street 1924 Philip Genarrie 1929 Vacant 1947 Mrs. Emma Bateman
	514 Ray Street 1915-1927 Mrs. Mary V. Test Hall & Family Merritt A. Hall Camden Courier-Post January 31, 1927 William Hurlock William G. Rogers Arch Street Philip Schatz Robert Ashenfelter Ray Street George Beutler
	514 Ray Street 1947 Daniel Hutchinson 1969 A.I. Pace
	515 Ray Street 1924 Vacant 1947 Joseph Pfeifer
	516 Ray Street 1924 Catherine Murphy 1947 Russell M. Haines 1980 A Martinez
	517 Ray Street 1924 Michael Ryan 1947 Vacant
	518 Ray Street 1924 Martin Haller 1947 Mrs. Edna L. Foltz
	519 Ray Street 1924 William Krapkie
Suspended Jail Sentence is Given Operator Where 17 Were Taken in Raid Pleading non vult to charge of operating a 'numbers" headquarters raided by the police last July, Dominic Olivette, 28, of 444 Royden street, was fined $100 and given a suspended sentence of six months in criminal court yesterday. Olivette was arrested by a detail of police led by former Director of Public Safety Charles V. Dickinson and Lieutenant George Frost when they captured 17 men in the Royden street house. In police court the day following the raid Olivette was fined $100 by Judge Garfield Pancoast on charges of violating Section 422 of the city ordinances prohibiting disorderly persons from congregating in a building. Olivette paid the fine and was later indicted by the grand jury following an investigation by Prosecutor Clifford A. Baldwin. Judge Shay, in imposing the fine, refused Olivette's plea that he be allowed to pay the sum on installments. One other man charged with "numbers' writing was fined $100 with the privilege of paying at a $2 weekly rate. He is Herbert Lantry, 35, of 519 Ray street, arrested by Lieutenant Herbert Anderson November 26. He was held for the grand jury by Judge Pancoast when arraigned in police court.	519 Ray Street 1933 Herbert Lantry Camden Courier-Post February 2, 1933
	519 Ray Street 1947 Mrs. Mary Jeffries
	520 Ray Street 1924 Mrs. Addie Farries 1929 Vacant 1947 Edward O. Logan
	521 Ray Street 1924 Vacant 1947 Vacant
	522 Ray Street 1924 William A. Elliot 1947 Henry S. Lemmon
	523 Ray Street 1924 No Listing 1929 Vacant 1947 Edward C. McFarland 1969 P. Bradford
	524 Ray Street 1924 Samuel Chadwick 1929 Vacant 1947 Edward Hermann
	525 Ray Street 1924 Russell Dineen 1929 Vacant 1947 Edward E. Dickinson
	526 Ray Street 1924 James Mills 1929 Vacant 1930 George Kifferley & Family George & Elsie Kifferley Elsie Kifferley George Kifferley Jr. Alfred Kifferley Ethel Forrester 1947 No Return 1969 Mrs. E. Costello
	527 Ray Street 1892 Nellie Walker 1924 Alice Goldie 1929 Vacant 1947 Stanley J. Barzycki
	528 Ray Street 1924 Walter E. Price 1929 Vacant 1947-1969 John B. Hearn
	529 Ray Street 1899 William Corson & Family William & Mary Corson David B. Corson Philadelphia Inquirer March 19, 1899
	529 Ray Street 1924 Adam J. Weiser 1929 Albert Carney 1947 Vacant 1080 A.E. Collick
	530 Ray Street 1924 Vacant 1929 Joseph L. Cassady 1947 Mrs. Gertrude Pine 1969 Vernon Stanger
	531 Ray Street Isaac Z. Gosling
	531 Ray Street 1924 Samuel A Cummings 1929 Vacant
Judge Pancoast Proves to 2I That Honesty Is Best Policy If there’s anything Police Judge Pancoast doesn’t like it's to have people trying to fool him, he said. So yesterday Pancoast sent two alleged speakeasy inmates to jail for 6o days and gave the confessed proprietor only 50 days. Emil Hatter, 35, of 829 Carpenter Street, was arrested for violating the ordinance prohibiting congregation of disorder1y persons on the premises by Lieutenant Herbert Anderson Thursday. Hatter told the court that he was proprietor and was in the illegal liquor business to provide for his two children. "That's no excuse," said the judge, "you should provide for them without breaking the law." He fined Hatter $50 and sentenced him to 50 days when he was unable to pay. The judge then turned to Edward Mackay, 38, of 531 Ray Street, and Alfred Brooks, 45, of 700 Pearl Street [wrong address - PMC], who, Andersen said, were drunk in Hatter's establishment. Both men admitted having a few drinks, elsewhere, but insisted they were sober and that they did not buy the drinks from Hatter. "I'm good and tired of having peop1e trying to fool me," said Pancoast. "I don't know what they take me for. I'm going to end it, though, by giving each of you 60 days." Unable to pay a fine of $100, George Young, 29, colored, 954 South Ninth Street, was sentenced to 100 days when he pleaded guilty to operating a "washboiler" still in violation of the city speakeasy ordinance. His wife, Ethel, 19, and Annie Fussel, 37, of 614 Chestnut Street, alleged inmates, were given 30 days each in default of $25 fines.	531 Ray Street 1933 Edward Mackay Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1933
	531 Ray Street 1947-1969 William F. WIltsey 1980 E. Santana
	532 Ray Street 1924 George Allebach 1929 John L. Worthington 1947 Francis L. O'Toole
	533 Ray Street 1924 Mrs. Ella Huff 1929 Vacant 1947 Christopher Michals
BOY FOUND DRUNK GETS 30-DAY TERM A 16-year-old youth ,¥ho was found unconscious in a vacant house from the effects of drinking liquor was sentenced to 30 days in jail yesterday by Police Judge Garfield Pancoast. He is Julius Carter, 1288 Van Hook street, who was discovered Monday night in a house at 534 Ray Street by Motorcycle Patrolman Earl Wright. "You are certainly starting out well," Judge Pancoast told the boy. "Where did you get the liquor?" "Some fellows gave it to me," was the reply. "Well, I am going to stop you from starting that habit," was Judge Pancoast's answer.	534 Ray Street Camden Courier-Post August 16, 1933
	534 Ray Street 1924 No Listing 1929 Vacant 1947 Fred Esler
	535 Ray Street 1924 Willis Hambrose 1929 No Listing 1947 W. George Jenkins
	536 Ray Street 1924 Frank Elton 1929 Vacant 1947 Mrs. Mae Dawson
	537 Ray Street 1924 Vacant 1929 George M. Newkirk 1947 Joseph Setzer 1969 Stanley Barzycki
	538 Ray Street 1890-1906 Carl Huth weaver in 1890, grocery by 1900 1910-1920 Mrs. Amelia Huth grocery 1924 Mrs Laura Connelly 1929 Katherine Murphy 1947 Raymond F. Taylor
	539 Ray Street 1924 Vacant 1929 Vacant 1947 Joseph Boody
	540 Ray Street 1924 William J. Grant 1929 Vacant 1947 John E. Chester
	541 Ray Street 1924 No Listing 1929 Vacant 1947 Vacant
	543 Ray Street 1924 Mrs. Anna Giberson 1929 Jospeh A. Burns
	545 Ray Street 1924 Howard Huff 1929 Vacant
	547 Ray Street 1924 Leonard Seibert 1929 Ernest E. Loughlin
	549 Ray Street 1924 Henry Cowperthwaite 1929 No Listing 1947 Vacant