Maplewood couple Sandra Weinstein wed David Shaw in Maplewood Manor
Mrs Samuel Weinstein announces the marriage of her daughter Sandra to David Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Jack Shaw of Hillside in a Maplewood Manor ceremony officiated by Rabbi Barry Friedman. The reception followed with Allan Weinstein and Mrs Ellen Steinlight as attendants and a list of bridesmaids ushers. The couple honeymooned in Europe and will reside in Clark.
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Samuel Weinstein
Maplewood
Sandra
David Shaw
Jack Shaw
Hillside
Maplewood Manor
Barry Friedman
Allan Weinstein
Charles Love
Win Steinlight
Barry Steinlight
Michael Zuckerman
Robert Spindel
Europe
Clark
Abe Siderman
Anita
Martin Skolinick
Irwin M. Siderman
Scolnick
Samuel Glatt
Elizabeth
Israel Turner
Springfield
Obituary John A Conlin 79 Newark CPA and Catholic Leader
John A Conlin 79 of 611 Westminster Ave Newark area died Wednesday night at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. He was a prominent CPA who headed his own Newark firm before joining Arthur Young & Co and wrote Conlins Taxes a widely used tax manual. He led the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants 1937 to 1939 and served as auditor for the Archdiocese of Newark and for Trenton and Paterson dioceses. A Knight of St Gregory 1954 he was a lay trustee of St Catherines Church since 1924 and a trustee of St Benedicts Prep. He chaired the St Elizabeth Hospital board from 1960 and helped organize its Foundation. Married 50 years in 1969 to Marie Brehm Conlin he had a son Joseph killed in World War II and two other children, plus 14 grandchildren. Surviving in addition to his wife are John A Conlin of Oak Ridge Tenn Maj Robert A Conlin USAF of San Antonio Tex a daughter Mrs John MacGuire Casper Wyo a sister Mrs Anita Busch Newark and 14 grandchildren.
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John A. Conlin
Westminster Ave
St. Elizabeth
Hospital Elizabeth
Conlin
Newark
Mercing
Arthur Young & Co
New Jersey Society of Certified Pulse Accountants
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert A. Conlin
USAF
San Antonio Tex
John MacGuire
Casper
Wyo
Anita Busch
Andrew Kozak dies at 55 in Rahway Hospital
Andrew Kozak a longtime Newark born worker who lived in Union and Hillside died Saturday in Rahway Hospital. He was foreman for Schnefel Brothers Newark for 30 years and served as an Army staff sergeant in World War II.
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Andrew Kozak
Virginia St
Rahway Hospital
Newark
Kozak
Union
Hillside
Schnefel Brothers
Obituary notices for Casper Coleman and Ceil Pell
Casper Coleman 67 of 100 Stonehill Rd Springfield died last week in Irvington. Born in Newark he lived in Hillside before moving to Springfield three years ago. Founder and president of Coleman's Tuxedos Irvington survived by Ruth his wife, Doreen Solomon Ira Rose Feinman and Benjamin and six grandchildren. Ceil Pell 60 of 1304 Liberty Ave Hillside died last week at Orange Memorial Hospital New York City born, New York City. She was a Hillside resident for 33 years and member of Hillside Fadassah and Sinai Congregation Sisterhood. Surviving Samuel her husband Barry Melvin sister Gertrude Zimmerman brother Louis Zavin.
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Casper Coleman
Stonehill Rd
Springfield
Irvington
Newark
Hillside
Coleman
Crestmont County Club
West Orange
Hillside B’nai B'rith
Masons
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ruth
Doreen Solomon
Ira
Rose Feinman
Benjamin
Ceil Pell
Liberty Ave
Orange Memorial Hospital
New York City
Pell
Hillside Fadassah
The
Sinai Congregation
Samuel
Barry
Melvin
Gertrude Zimmerman
Louis Zavin
Two Youths Arrested in Stabbing Death at Hillside Store
Newark police say two 16 year olds have been arrested for the stabbing death of Michael Kalichman in Hillside during a holdup at Michael's Meat Shop on Chancellor Ave. A third suspect is being sought. Kalichman died at Beth Israel Medical Center.
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Newark
Michael Kalichman
Schlelfer Rd
Kaliehman
Michael
Chancellor Ave
Kalichman
Beth Israel Medical Center
Hillside Seniors Celebrate 60th Anniversary Cocktail Dance
The Anniversary Committee with the Italian American Club invites Hillside residents aged 60 or older to a Cocktail Dance at the Italian American Club 14 16 Hillside Avenue from 5:00 to 9:00 P.M. on Sunday April 29. Volunteers provide rides and gifts from local merchants will go to the oldest attendee or those born on April 29.
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Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Walking fundraiser urged by Hillside Jaycees on May 20
The Hillside Jaycees plan a twenty mile charity Walk through Hillside and neighboring towns on Sunday May 20 starting 9 AM at the Hillside Community Center. Participants seek sponsors of 10 cents per mile to aid Asthmatic Research Camp Jaycee Dr Turpin projects Toys for pediatric wards and Hillside Ambulance Squad. Contact Martin Prince at 926-5588 or 929-9814 or send name and address to Hillside Jaycees P O Box 51 Hillside NJ 07205.
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Hillside Jaycees
Hillside Community Center
Hillside Ave
Hillside
Union
Springfield
Westfield
Garwood
Roselle Park
Cranford
Kenilworth
New Jersey Jaycees
James W. Turpin
Martin Prince
P.O
N.J
Eresie! Service Honors Edgar Mills Cantor
Dr. Edgar Mills of Congregation Oheb Shalom South ange New Jersey will be honored by his congregation on Friday night April 27. He plated a Special Chassidic Service with a professional organist. Mills resides on Williamson Ave. He writes for Hillside Times and authored three music books and two on German literature. He holds a masters in German from Rutgers.
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Edgar Mills
Congregation
Oheb Shalom
Southange
New Jersey
Mills
Dr. Mills
Williamson Ave
The
Hillside Times
Rutgers
Rescue Certification Awarded to Hillside Fire Dept Leaders
Mayor John G. Kulish Chief Carmen R. Dill and Captains Horvath and Fredo received certificates after completing the heavy rescue POUPSe course. Sponsored by New Jersey Division of Civil Defense at Hamilton the five day program covered ropes ladders lifting devices masks and related skills.
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John G. Kulish
Charles Horvath
Tony Fredo
Carmen R. Dill, Sr
Civil Defense
Horvath
Fredo
State of
New Jersey
Division of Civil Defense and Disaster Control
Department of Defense
Hammonton
Hillside Ambulance Squad to Dedicate New Headquarters
A dedication for the Hillside Ambulance Squad Headquarters on June 24 1973 will coincide with a sovereignty ad journal. Local merchants and residents are urged to submit ads by May 12 1973, with full page 50 dollars half page 25 dollars eighth page 10 dollars and booster 5 dollars.
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Hillside
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Schley St
New Jersey
Public Nuclear Information Center Opens at Salem Station
The Public Service Electric and Gas nuclear information center operates at the Salem Generating Station under construction in Lower Alloways Township by the Delaware River. It is open Sunday noon to 6 p.m., Wednesday Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. Since dedication at the Mercer Generating Station near Trenton on May 2, 1969, more than 180000 people have visited, with prior location at Burlington Generating Station on the Delaware.
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Ssecona Oun
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Salem
Lower Alloways Township
Delaware River
Mercer Generating Station
Delaware
Trenton
Pse&g
Burlington Generating Station
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Ellen Steinlight
Francine Kronengold
Margaret Shaw
Fern Shaw
Lorraine Plakey
Jerri Cardella
Martin Finder
Morris Ball
Joel
Martin
Steven
Bruce
Brian Darrell
Siderman
Russia
Mary Ball
Cong
Levine
Bert Chagy
Mr. Siderman
20Th Century Cab Company
Tintmaculate Conception
Ukrainian Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Mary Hosonitz Kozak
Andrew Jr
Bernadette
Harry
John A. Oberle
Blackburn Road
Oberle
Continental Electrical Co
Elizabeth B. Oberle
Ruth Pittner
Viola Oberle
Jaycees
Black’s Liquors
Maple Ave
Eresie! Service
Toonor
New York University
NJ. Hills
Fire Department
State Department of Health
Broad St
Otto TV
Elmora Ave
Union County Savings Bank
North Broad St
Gunty K Ings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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