Funeral services for two victims of deadly actions
Two funeral services were held for Robert Steiner and George A. Mueller, victims of a deadly shooting and a fatal attack. Steiner, 54, of 125 Williamson avenue, dies from a bullet fired by Mueller, who later killed himself after attacking his mother at their Cranford home. Mueller, 27, previously paroled from Marlboro, lived at 110 Kenilworth boulevard and 118 Williamson avenue. he had been reported to a parole officer and was under supervision when the events occurred.
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Willemon Avenue
Robert Steiner
Williamson Avenue
Waite R. Lee
Salem Avenue
Rosedale Cemetery
Linden
George A. Mueller
Steiner
Growney Funeral
North Broad Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Mueller
Cranford
Kenilworth Boulevard
Marlboro State Hospital
Reeae
Marlboro
Louis Mueller
George Moschenvoss
Muellers
Moschenvoss
Charles Grant
Moschenross
Stanley Funkhauser
Page Hight
Township Committee
George Mueller
Wileiamson Avenue
Henry Goldhor
Senate
Assembly
Chiet Korlesky
Dominick Pe- Lenpaul
Bright
Dairy Queen
Peters Paul
Mnal
Zipper Crashes Glass at Brookside Municipal Building
Philip Zipper 44 of Lovington suffered severe cuts requiring fourteen stitches after crashing through a one inch plate glass panel at the new Municipal Building Monday morning. He had just left the tax office and misjudged an exit between front doors. Patrolmen assisted him to Dr. M M Lilien for treatment as yellow tape blocked the damaged panel. Similar paneled areas had caused prior rear incidents prompting safety precautions.
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Philip Zipper
Chester Avenue
Lovington
Municipal
Zipper
Highland Avenue
Toy
Charles Sanford
Joseph Smith
M. M. Lilien
Airman Dies in Illinois Motorcycle Crash
Airman 2 Marton wynard Tyjewski Jr aged 22 of 396 Cornell Place died in a crash near Spruicefield while riding the motorcycle he was piloting. Services were at Rezem Funeral Home in Irvington with a high mass at Sacred Heart Church and burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery East Hanover. He was born in Nevada, graduated Hillside High School in 1961 and had served two years, awaiting a return to California for further tool engineering training. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Marion Tysewski Sr a brother Leotard and a sister Mrs Eleanor Sarna.
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Marton Wynard Tyjewski Jr
Cornell Place
Spruuefield
Rezem Funeral Home
Grave Street
Irvington
Sacred Heart Church
Gate of Heaven
East Hanover
Iujewski
Nevak
Hillside High School
California
Hillside Declares September 9 as Union Label Week
Mayor William Gural proclaims September 9 to 15 1956 as Union Label Week urging Hillside residents to patronize stores and services bearing the Union Emblem. The proclamation emphasizes fair wages prosperity job protection and patronage of Union Label merchandise to support organized labor.
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Union Label Service Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organization
America
Bor
Hillside
William Gural
Hillside School Set To Open September 10
The Hillside Public Schools announce opening day for regular classes on Monday September 10. New high school students must register August 30 between 8 am and 3 pm. returning students from summer school also register. Orientation for ninth graders and new students is September 10 at 1 pm in the high school auditorium.
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Hillside
Scbeoc
Wayne T. Branom
Rillade High School
Bia
Schow
Junie
Ney
Atuide
T Iw
Respectiv 2
Pam
Witi
Branom
Board of Education
A. P. Morris
Robert Wayman
John C. Winston Company
Virginia Mason
Wilmington
Delaware
Bnai Brith Awards Plaques To Police and Fire Depts
Hillside Lodge No. 1514 B nai B rith presented two appreciation plaques to the local police and fire departments at Sinai Congregation. Fire Commissioner Winston and Fire Chief Davies received plaques from President Lawrence Levitas. Police Commissioner Goldhof and Police Chief Korlesky received theirs from Henry Nussbaum.
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Hillside Lodge
Sinai Congregation
Adolph Winston
August Davies
Lawrence Levitas
Henry Goldhof
Paul Korlesky
Henry Nussbaum
George Traver
N. J. Safety Council
New Jersey
Hillside Fishing Rodeo Last Call For Kids
Last call issued for Hillside annual fishing rodeo at Echo Lake Mountainside this Saturday. Mayor William Gural chairs event. children up to 12 may enter. Prizes include shiny outfits for largest fish. Contest runs 10 am to 3 pm. entrants must provide tackle and lunch. milky drinks and ice cream provided. Forms available at Hillside Recreation office in the new Municipal Building Liberty Avenue.
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Hillside
Echo Lake
William Gural
Hillside Recreation Office
Liberty Avenue
Two Men Plead Guilty To Drunken Driving
Two Newark men faced Municipal Court for drunk driving with Clever 55 of 422 North Broad Street also charged with leaving a Scene of an Accident on July 28 involving Meyer Schwartz of 486 Williamson Avenue. Barnes 21 of 224 Pine Street was fined and license revoked for two years after a spot check.
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Pight
Samuel Priedmwythoed
Jol Clever
North Broad Street
Willen F Barnes
Pine Street
Abett
Exchanid
Clever
Newark
Meyer Schwartz
Williamson Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Clark Strees
Robert Oyam
Lawrence Lillie
Spl
Paul S
DeGraw
Barnes
North Avenue
Carl Lapore
Meet Shorty Blazier Natural Ball Player
Shirley Blunder, known as Shorty, is the smallest player in the National Girls Softball League. At 11 inches and 98 pounds, she excels as a top notch second baseman in the East and has been named an All Star in the Middle Atlantic Regionals. Her continued rise showcases an unlikely star in girls softball.
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Shirley Blunder
Doremus Place
Beter
Shorty
Shirley
Vt Iles
East
Levine In Training At N C Marine Base
Pyt Charles Levine, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Levine of Hillside New Jersey, attends a four week training course with Ups 1st Infantry Regiment at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The program covers phases of combat training coordinated with boot camp style wrapping up with assignment to a permanent duty station.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
Pyt
Charles Levine
Sam Levine
Parkview Terrace
Hillside
N. J
Ups 1St Infantry Regiment
Marine
Hillside Registration Drive Highlighted by Commissioner Kreszi
Commissioner Kreszi assists Hillside residents in the official municipal registration drive. The Vitale family at 431 Eastern Parkway in the Forthaber tract recently relocated from Jersey City in June 1956. Vitale is an auto sales manager. their son attends Calvin Coolidge School and daughter Camille goes to Hillside High School.
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Kreszi
Hillside
Vitale
Eastern Parkway
Forthaber Tract
Jersey City
Calvin Coolidge
Camille
Hillside High School
Tax Collector Reports July Collections and Evening Hours
Tax Collector John Pozar announced July tax receipts totaling $348 146 27 and July assessment collections of $5 152 55. The tax office will be open Monday evenings from 7 to 8 p m starting September 10.
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John ©. Pozar
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