Horace
B.
Beideman

HORACE B. BEIDEMAN was born in Stockton Township NJ in 1878 to Thomas and Josephine Beideman. Thomas Beideman was a farmer, but he had retired from farming at the age of 49. Stockton Township, which then consisted of what is commonly known as East Camden and Cramer Hill, merged with Camden in 1899. 

On February 19, 1903 Horace Beideman married his wife Beatrice at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Camden.  

At the time of the 1920 Census Horace Beideman owned a home at 3404 River Road in Camden's Cramer Hill neighborhood, where he lived with his wife Beatrice, and daughter, also named Beatrice. His mother, Josephine Beideman, lived next door, at 3520 River Road. He was then an officer in a shipyard. By 1928 Horace B. Beideman was working as the City Transportation Inspector for Camden. The Beideman family was still living at 3404 River Road at the time of the 1930 Census. Horace Beideman also involved himself in real estate. 

Horace Beideman had passed away by the time the 1947 Camden City Directory was compiled. His widow Beatrice was operating an insurance agency out of the home at that time.

Camden Courier-Post * January  22, 1928

11TH WARD G.O.P. CLUB COMPLETES BALL PLANS

Arrangements were completed today for the annual ball of the Eleventh Ward Republican Club, to be held tomorrow night at Maennerchor Hall, 831 Twenty-Seventh Street. Proceeds from the ball, according to Horace Beideman, Republican county committeeman of the Ward, will be added to the building fund.  

The ball committee includes Edward Dawes, Chairman; William C. Stutzel, Edward Orchard, Edward Stils, Harry Schlam, Lawrence Newton and C.W. Anderson. Officers are Edward F. Peard, president; Lewis Molineaux, Vice-president; William C. Stutzel, recording secretary, and Harry L. Wert, treasurer.

Camden Courier-Post
February 18, 1928

Camden Courier-Post
April 3, 1928

Howard Firth
Edward Peard

Linden Street
Pierce Avenue
Eleventh Street
Eleventh Ward Republican Club

Camden Courier-Post
April 6, 1928

(Mt. Holly) New Jersey Mirror - September 21, 1928

Mays-Beideman

The Alpha Community Baptist Church, of Camden, was the scene of the marriage of Miss Beatrice W. Beideman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Beideman, of Camden, became the bride of John P. Mays, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mays, of Garfield avenue, Palmyra, recently. The Rev. Mr. Hall, officiated. Mrs. Nelson Randolph, of Palmyra, was matron of honor for the bride and Melvin R. Mays, Jr., acted as best man for his brother. A reception was held at the Walt Whitman Hotel, Camden, after which the couple left for a brief wedding trip. They are now at home at 34th and River Road, Camden..    

Camden Courier-Post * March 19, 1932

WESTFIELD CLUB BACKS G.O.P. COMMITTEEMEN

The Westfield Avenue Men's Republican Club has endorsed Horace B. Beideman and Mrs. Etta C. Pfrommer for re-election to the Camden County Republican Committee at the May 17 primary.

The club met at its headquarters, Thirty-ninth Street and Westfield Avenue, Wednesday night. Raymond Burdsall, presided. Beideman and Mrs. Pfrommer have been Eleventh Ward representatives on the county committee.

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Robert Brennan - Marie Mackintosh - William H. Heiser - Mary McCready
James Corea - Susie Marchiano - James E. Tatem - Mary A. Ivins
Martin A. McNulty - Madeline Salvatore - Howard B. Dyer - Mary S. Hartung
Edward A. Kemble - Mary D. Guthridge - Edmund A. Walsh - Mamie F. Piraine
Edward Holloway - Deborah Schuck - Henry I. Haines - Lillian M. Walker
Horace B. Beideman - Etta C. Pfrommer - Carlton M. Harris - Mary E. Hamel
Henry Knauer - Louella I. Whaland - Jesse M. Donaghy - Lottie B. Stinson

Camden Courier-Post * August 29, 1935

Camden Courier-Post
August 29, 1935

Horace B. Beideman
Etta Pfrommer
Raymond G. Price

Camden Courier-Post * August 27, 1937