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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
4
Tinning and Roofing firm BUTTERS with leaders Karl Abelhoer operate from 224 Long Hillside. Contact WA 3-6699 for services in roofing and siding.
Kenneth DeVries of 14100 Bay View Avenue was jailed in Newark after a fast pursuit on Route 1. He faced charges of reckless driving speeding and attempted assault on Patrolman Donald Flaherty. The chase reached 90 mph on Pulaski Skyway before DeVries was captured near McCarter Highway and Vanderpool Street.
Harriet Rothbard of 1069 Voorhees Street withdraws as a Democratic County Committee woman candidate in the ninth district leaving Katheryn Zakovic unopposed. The ninth district narrows to one Democratic contest between James McTernan and Joseph Verba. Republicans field two contests in districts seven and eleven.
The recreation minstrel night at Minsteel featured a Timistrel program produced by Mrs Supt Circe and directed by Mrs Ariilia Anderaert with program assistant Mrs Yu. Cast members included Jean Maxwell, Nancy Kusths, Linda Ellingsforth, Roberta Graff, Camille Carravera, Raymoyd Richkus, Camille Caprice di Lamb, and many others. Hostesses were Mrs Voltke and Mrs Brant Siekin, with lighting by Syl Sign Cane.
A Good Government Association meeting at Polish-American Hall discusses a Tell-It-To-Your-Congressman Night with Congressman Harrison Williams addressing concerns from a recent poll. Indictments of James O'Brien and Sam Cooper are noted amid library book listings across fiction, reference, sciences, arts, and biographies at the Hillside Prep Public Library.
Elaine Goldberg of Hillside, a student at Fairleigh Dickinson College, joins 33 students alumni eight friends and relatives and three faculty members spending nine nights in Puerto Rico. They depart Idlewild early Friday and stay at the Dondado Beach Hotel, returning Easter Sunday.
An index of varied titles including A Visual History of the United States by Faulkner, The United Nations Background by Vandenbosch, Early American Wooden Ware by Gould, and How to Make Your Sale in 47 Days by Wheeler. Other entries cover drafting practice, hearing aids, dancing, and college histories.
Progress Club honors high school basketball players at its annual Pather-Son dinner held at Townley's Union. Gifts include foul shooting trophy to Marin Shore and Grace Henoch Memorial to Sidney Mieberman. Most assists to Roger Keehn. Best sportsmanship to Douglas Elian. overall accolades announced by coach Joseph Silver.
An 87 year old resident of 622 Buchanan Street Corban died from monoxide poisoning. Police and a physician described the death as accidental with a fire emergency response team and ambulance in attendance. The event occurred early yesterday with a coroner or medical examiner expected to confirm the cause.
Fire crews from Companies 1 2 and 3 extinguished a garage fire at 1024 Elmer Place owned by George Parigian. The blaze started around 12 31 pm Sunday under investigation. The structure and many contents including children's toys were severely damaged.
The Alcohlic Beverage Control Board approved a 32 by 28 foot addition and a transfer of license for 1274 North Broad Street to Agnes Cochrane. Leo Mazurkewicz was allowed to continue operating John's Tavern at 330 Long Avenue until estate settlement. Fight Police Give Sister Kenny Foundation Hillside Headquarters 229 Firepatrick Street.
Civil Defense director William DiBuono announced a volunteer drive linked to a Red Cross first aid course starting Monday April 19. Courses will be offered township wide to build young and old readiness against a hydrogen bomb threat, with an executive committee listing local leaders and volunteers.
Amid garbled text, a local notice describes the council offering courses to residents and labeling it the obligation of all to enroll for public protection. It notes a Civil Defense week with 30 messengers distributing applications and letters townwide, and a special county meeting Thursday where New York experts will discuss a new warning system to fix outages.
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