Mary McGrath, Gloucester City High School Alumnus, Class of 1947 | cnbnews.net

Mary McGrath

AGE 83 ∙ Gloucester City, NJ

After a courageous fight, Mary left this world on June 07, 2013, with family at her side. Wife $\"Images-3\"$ of the late Thomas W. McGrath, Sr. Daughter of the late Robert J. and Williamina Hughes. Sister of Doris HughesSchemel, and the late Robert, William and George Hughes. Survived by sons, Thomas W. McGrath, Jr., Gerald P. (Carol) McGrath and daughter Nancy J. (Arthur) Close. Also survived by 6 loving grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, 2 nieces, 5 nephews and numerous great nieces and nephews.

Born in Camden, Mary moved to Norfolk Va. for a short stay before making her home in Gloucester City. Graduated from Gloucester City High School’s class of 1947, where she was a member of the Chums. She worked as a secretary, salesclerk and payroll clerk for many companies including: Thomas Marshall Lumber Co., Horn &Hardart and Woolworth before marriage and becoming a full time loving Mom. She returned to work later in life for Nash Engraving Co. and McGrath Electric. Mary was a very giving and caring person, always with a laugh and smile, loved her husband of 54 years and her family dearly. She maintained her loving personality through many long years of suffering the devastation of strokes. She enjoyed the afternoon soaps, church, traveling, crocheting, picture taking and sharing time with family and friends.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing at the Etherington-Creran Funeral Home, 700 Powell Street, Gloucester City (www.etheringtonfh.com) on Wednesday, June 12 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM, or at St Luke’s and the Epiphany Church, 330 South 13^th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. on Thursday, June 13 between 10:00 and 11:00 AM. Mass of Christian burial will immediately follow. Interment will be held at Lakeview Memorial Park in Cinnaminson. There will be special parking at the church.

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NJ Senate Republicans: Sweeney\’s Attack on Democracy Continues

NJ Senate Republicans press release June 10, 2013

\”Twenty-four days ago, Senator Stephen Sweeney made a public vow unprecedented in modern American government to explicitly ban legislation sponsored by Senators who represent some 3.5 million New Jerseyans,\” said Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean Jr. \”His partisanship is delaying solutions to stop a landfill from polluting children\’s athletic fields and neighborhoods, as well as reforms to prevent sexual assault of children and the public safety of motorists. Sweeney must be held accountable each day that his irrational attack on democracy continues.\”

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What They Have Said:

\”…Senate President Stephen Sweeney, D-3, has basically declared that his house won’t consider any bill sponsored by a Republican, even local measures that any good lawmaker would sponsor for his or her district.\” (Editorial, \”Pettiness Aplenty Plaguing Trenton,\” South Jersey Times, 5/28/13)

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Shelby beats Boyertown 6-1, play Brooklawn Next /cnbnews.net

Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 21:51 PM.

BOYERTOWN, Pa. — It was a matchup between the program with the most American Legion World Series victories in history and the one that currently hosts that legion series every year now.

The visiting Shelby Post 82 senior American Legion baseball team won 6-1 against host Boyertown, Pa., on Tuesday night to kick off a seven-game northern swing.

Shelby (8-3) continues its road trip Wednesday with an 11:45 a.m. game at Brooklawn, N.J., and a 7 p.m. contest at Spring City, Pa. All games on the trip can be heard at WOHS 1390-AM and ktcbroadcasting.com.

Post 82 got on the board with a run in the first inning, then broke things open with a four-run seventh.

Starter Dustin Greene pitched six scoreless innings, striking out six and allowing two hits to take the win. Ethan Carpenter allowed one hit and struck out four in two scoreless innings of relief.

Phillip Black pitched the ninth and allowed one run on two hits with one strikeout.

Jay Seagle and Black each had two hits to pace Post 82, with Nick Hastings adding a solo home run in the ninth.

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Drowning Causes, Symptoms, Treatment – Drowning Symptoms on eMedicineHealth

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Drowning Symptoms

Drowning is a silent killer. Victims may not be able to call for help because they are expending all of their energy trying to breathe or keep their head above water. When water is inhaled, the upper airway or larynx (voicebox) may go into a spasm, making it difficult to cry for help.

The drowning sequence

The victim struggles to keep his or her head above the water

After the head submerges or drops below the water surface, breath holding occurs

When water enters the upper airways, it causes the larynx to go into spasm

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Peter McGlade, of Key Largo, formerly of Gloucester City/cnbnews.net

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Peter McGlade

AGE: 64 • Key Largo, FL

Peter \”Uncle Pete\” Daniel McGlade, born February 15, 1949 died peacefully in his home in Key Largo, FL on June 9, 2013. He was surrounded by his wife of 33 years, Sally McGlade and his four children, Delanne Gillespie, Scott Hamilton, Heather McGlade Toner, married to Tom Toner and Fathom McGlade Borg, married to Davin Borg.

He is survived by his wife and children, seven grandchildren, 9 brothers and sisters and 16 nieces and nephews.

A former resident of Gloucester City NJ, he lived for his family and never missed an opportunity to say I love you or to spend time with his loved ones. Peter was a real estate agent in Key Largo and had been a private investigator for many years, previously. He will be missed every day.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to \”Theresa McGlade Scholarship Fund\” at P. O. Box 158, Buxton, NC 27920.

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Misleadingly Labeled \”Internet Tax\” Bill Will Have Horrific Consequences For Investors, Public and Business

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Posted 06/07/2013 | In The News, Money

$\"Michael$ The so-called Internet Tax Bill is \”outrageously unfair and un-American,\” and could increase costs for investors, be devastating for small businesses and force the public to pay retroactive taxes on purchases they made years ago.

The Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013 (HR 684), the so-called online sales tax legislation now pending in the U.S. House of Representatives, is \”outrageously unfair and un-American,\” will have financially devastating consequences for American businesses and investors, and potentially result in citizens being forced to pay retroactive sales taxes on purchases they made years ago, stated Michael Fuljenz.

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