Camden Streets - Thompson Street

Intersection of North 28th Street & Thompson Street
10 HURT IN SERIES OF 7 ACCIDENTS One Car in Two Mishaps; All Occur Within an Hour Ten persons were injured within an hour last night in seven accidents throughout Camden. The first accident occurred at Twenty-eighth and Thompson streets where a car driven by Mrs. Sarah A. Mole, 39, of 2903 Pleasant street, struck a five-year-old boy who ran from the sidewalk into the path of the automobile. The boy, John Smith, 5, of 2801 Pleasant street, suffered cuts on the right arm and leg. Mrs. Mole placed him in her car, then requested Charles Johnson, 32, of 2840 Thompson street, to drive the car to Cooper Hospital. Johnson agreed and with Julius Braxton, 18, a friend, of 2933 Thompson street, Mrs. Mole and the Smith boy started for the hospital. . At Twenty-seventh street and Saunders Avenue, the second accident occurred when Mrs. Mole's car, driven by Johnson, crashed with another car driven by H. Lem White, 43, of 730 Colford avenue, Collingswood. Johnson, Mrs. Mole and Braxton all were cut and bruised in the crash and were taken, with the Smith boy to the hospital by another motorist. Meanwhile at Baird avenue and Marlton pike, an automobile driven by Miss Virginia M. Brickner, 18, of 27 Cuthbert Road, Westmont, was overturned .in a collision with another car driven. by George W. Garner, 31, of 235 Morse street, a city fireman. Miss Brickner was treated at Cooper Hospital for shock and bruises. Two accidents occurred at Sixteenth street and Crescent Boulevard. In the first, Charles C. Markley, 30, of 1040 Sycamore avenue, Haddon Heights, attempted to stop his car when another machine cut In front of him. Markley's car overturned at the curbstone, and was wrecked, but Markley escaped injury. A Palmyra mother and her four year-old daughter were injured when the shaft of a bread wagon broke two windows in their car and showered them with glass, at the same intersection. The car was driven by Mrs. Dorothy Creager, 32, of 737 Garfield Avenue, Palmyra. She was cut, as was her daughter, Helen, 4. The driver of the wagon, Jackson Kircher, of 159 West Avenue, Westville, was not injured. William H. Anderson,· 7, of 810 Chambers avenue, Gloucester, was treated last night at Cooper Hospital for a leg fracture suffered when struck by an automobile at Brown street, near Paul, Gloucester. Mrs. Anna Hammond, of 136 Snyder Avenue, Westville, took the boy to the hospital and reported to. Gloucester police.	Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1933

2800 Block of Thompson Street
	2801 Thompson Street 1956-2006 Andrew H. Foreman Jr.
	2802 Thompson Street 1924 William F. Clark 1924 John Ruch 1929 Walter Connell 1947 Fred Small
	2803 Thompson Street 1960-1992 George Meriwether Camden Fire Department
	2807 Thompson Street 1956 Grandville Ingram Camden Courier-Post December 11, 1956
	2817 Thompson Street 1956-1979 Charles M. Davis
	2823 Thompson Street 1924-1929 Frederick A. Kissinger 1947 William J. Cyr
	2824 Thompson Street 1924 Ambrose Faust Jr. 1929 William A. Lafferty 1947 Irvin Crispin
	2825 Thompson Street 1924 William H. Jacoby 1929 William J. Trefts
GASOLINE CAN EXPLODES IN CELLAR OF HOME Firemen of the Twenty-seventh and Hayes Streets station [Engine Company 11- PMC] were called out last night to answer an alarm at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Amon, 2825 Thompson Street, where a small can of gasoline in the cellar exploded. The explosion was caused by sparks from a cigarette in the hands of her son, George, who was cleaning a motorcycle in the cellar. George took a small extinguisher from the motorcycle and put out the f1ames before firemen arrived. No damage was reported.	2825 Thompson Street 1933
	2825 Thompson Street 1929 William J. Earnest
	2826 Thompson Street 1924-1929 Mrs. Mary T. Lyons 1947 William D. Gaffney
	2826 Thompson Street After 1947 John D. Huelas Camden Fire Department
	2840 Thompson Street 1924 No Listing 1929 Edward H. Probst 1947 Jesse Johnson
10 HURT IN SERIES OF 7 ACCIDENTS One Car in Two Mishaps; All Occur Within an Hour Ten persons were injured within an hour last night in seven accidents throughout Camden. The first accident occurred at Twenty-eighth and Thompson streets where a car driven by Mrs. Sarah A. Mole, 39, of 2903 Pleasant street, struck a five-year-old boy who ran from the sidewalk into the path of the automobile. The boy, John Smith, 5, of 2801 Pleasant street, suffered cuts on the right arm and leg. Mrs. Mole placed him in her car, then requested Charles Johnson, 32, of 2840 Thompson street, to drive the car to Cooper Hospital. Johnson agreed and with Julius Braxton, 18, a friend, of 2933 Thompson street, Mrs. Mole and the Smith boy started for the hospital. . At Twenty-seventh street and Saunders Avenue, the second accident occurred when Mrs. Mole's car, driven by Johnson, crashed with another car driven by H. Lem White, 43, of 730 Colford avenue, Collingswood. Johnson, Mrs. Mole and Braxton all were cut and bruised in the crash and were taken, with the Smith boy to the hospital by another motorist.	2840 Thompson Street 1933 Charles Johnson
	2840 Thompson Street 1947 Jesse Johnson
	2841 Thompson Street 1924-1947 Cephas Mortimer
	2842 Thompson Street 1924 Vacant 1929 Percival R. Riggin 1947 Ralph S. Jones

2900 Block of Thompson Street
	2900 Thompson Street 1924 Mrs. Hannah Mortimer 1929 Vacant 1947 No listing
	2902 Thompson Street 1924 William F. Clark 1929 Vacant 1947 No listing
	2924 Thompson Street 1924-1929 James Mortimer 1947 Joseph Goldsboro Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2926 Thompson Street 1924 Raymond Kaufman 1929 Percy R. Mole 1933 Mrs. Sarah Mole 1929 William D. Gaffney 2011 Gone
	2927 Thompson Street 1924-1929 Mrs. Hattie Wynn 1947 Exodus W. Ray Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2927 & 2929 Thompson Street Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2928 Thompson Street 1924-1929 Mrs. Annie E. Louderback 1947 Mrs. Dorothy Roberts Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2928 & 2930 Thompson Street Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2929 Thompson Street 1929-1947 James E. Ingram & Family James E. & Elsie Ingram James Ingram Lillian Ingram Hattie Ingram Junior Ingram Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
MARRIAGE LICENSES CAMDEN Floyd Warren, 21, of 762 Pine street, and Lillian Ingram, 21, of 2929 Thompson street.	2929 Thompson Street 1929-1947 James E. Ingram & Family James E. & Elsie Ingram James Ingram Lillian Ingram Hattie Ingram Junior Ingram Camden Courier-Post February 16, 1938
	2930 Thompson Street 1924 John Leech 1929 Mrs. Lena Leech 1947 Mrs. Hattie Brown Photo taken October 27, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2931 Thompson Street 1924-1929 William Brewer 1947 Vacant 2011 Gone
	2933 Thompson Street 1924 Nathan Hawkins 1929 Mrs. Julia A. Hawkins 1933 Julius Braxton 1947 Mrs. Mary J. Frederick 2011 Gone
10 HURT IN SERIES OF 7 ACCIDENTS One Car in Two Mishaps; All Occur Within an Hour Ten persons were injured within an hour last night in seven accidents throughout Camden. The first accident occurred at Twenty-eighth and Thompson streets where a car driven by Mrs. Sarah A. Mole, 39, of 2903 Pleasant street, struck a five-year-old boy who ran from the sidewalk into the path of the automobile. The boy, John Smith, 5, of 2801 Pleasant street, suffered cuts on the right arm and leg. Mrs. Mole placed him in her car, then requested Charles Johnson, 32, of 2840 Thompson street, to drive the car to Cooper Hospital. Johnson agreed and with Julius Braxton, 18, a friend, of 2933 Thompson street, Mrs. Mole and the Smith boy started for the hospital.. At Twenty-seventh street and Saunders Avenue, the second accident occurred when Mrs. Mole's car, driven by Johnson, crashed with another car driven by H. Lem White, 43, of 730 Colford avenue, Collingswood. Johnson, Mrs. Mole and Braxton all were cut and bruised in the crash and were taken, with the Smith boy to the hospital by another motorist.	2933 Thompson Street 1933 Julius Braxton
	2935 Thompson Street 1924 John Jackson 1929 Vacant 1947 No Listing 2011 Gone
	2937 Thompson Street 1924 Vacant 1929 Julius Frederick 1947 No Listing Vacant in 2000s, fires in 2010 & 2011 Photo taken October 27, 2011 after AM fire Click on Image to Enlarge
	2937 Thompson Street Vacant in 2000s, fires in 2010 & 2011 Photo taken October 27, 2011 after AM fire Click on Image to Enlarge
	2937 Thompson Street Vacant in 2000s, fires in 2010 & 2011 Photo taken October 27, 2011 after AM fire Click on Image to Enlarge
	2937 Thompson Street Vacant in 2000s, fires in 2010 & 2011 Photo taken October 27, 2011 after AM fire Click on Image to Enlarge

3000 Block of Thompson Street
	3002 Thompson Street 1924 James Winchester 1929 George Carpenter
60-DA Y SENTENCE GIVEN IN THEFT OF WATCH Sixty days in the county jail was the sentence meted out to Wilmer Brown, 52, of 3002 Thompson Street, when he was charged in police court yesterday with stealing a watch. Arrested on complaint of Martin Nelson, 561 Spruce Street, Brown denied the charges and said he knew nothing of the timepiece. Nelson testified that he went to a house on Cherry Street near Sixth with Brown and fell asleep. His watch was taken while he slept, he said. He admitted he had been drinking. William Pollard, of 751 Cherry Street, said he was in the back yard of the house on Cherry Street when Nelson and Brown appeared. An hour after they entered the place, he said, Brown asked him for a pair of pliers to cut it chain. In sentencing Brown, Police Judge Pancoast said he believed the man wanted the pliers to cut Nelson’s watch chain.	3002 Thompson Street 1933 Wilmer Brown Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1933
	3007 Thompson Street 1924 Thomas Tyngle 1929 Thomas Tringle

2700 Block of Thompson Street
	2722 Thompson Street 1924-1947 John Gray
	2740 Thompson Street 1924 Mrs. Mary E. Stelter 1929 Albert Stelter 1947 Vacant
	2742 Thompson Street 1880s-1890s Fredolin Spuhler grocery 1924-1929 Albert Stelter grocery 1947 Mrs. Mary Stelter