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CHARLES H. ELFRETH, not to be confused with Charles Elfreth (1849-1922) who worked briefly as a Camden Firefighter and later was with the Pennsylvania Railroad, worked for forty-three years in City Government in Camden. A dedicated public servant, Charles H. ELfreth suffered a stoke while preparing for a meeting at City Hall on March 25, 1940. He Last made his home at 1283 Kenwood Avenue with sister Mrs. Ella Smith and a niece Miss Ell F. Smith. His wife had died a few year before his passing. |
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H. Ellis - Samuel Hufty
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Farnham Charles Elfreth - J.F. Newton - Frank Heisler William Osler - John McCabe - William Steinmetz - Harry Francis |
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Camden Courier-Post February 20, 1928 Fifth Ward Republican Club Bernard
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