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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
2
Police Chief Paul F. Korlesky cautions the public on holiday thefts advising tenants, superintendents, and property owners to lock doors and windows, report suspicious activity to Police Headquarters in Waverly, and be especially vigilant the week before Christmas.
Louis Sehesinger company of Newark negotiated the sale at 1291 Liberty Avenue the northeast corner of William Street to Wagner Estates. The property includes a service station to be converted into a Chevron station, with plot dimensions of 100 by 90 feet. The seller Cottage Court Molding Company owned the parcel for over 30 years.
George Wagner of Hillside, distributor of Union County, heads the Wagner figures in the transaction as Newark agents represent the seller.
The Progress Club schedules a meeting Tuesday January 5 at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue with Dr Milton M Lilien former township physician presenting a general health topic. Leon Shider chairs the evening and event is open to the public.
The Sunshine Club of the National Bank will hold its eighth annual dinner dance at 7 p.m. Friday December 1 at the Suburban Golf Club, Union. Mrs Freddy Orloff chairs with assistants Mrs Peter Gandeva Mrs George Conlan and Miss Gail MacAlpine. All bank employees and their guests are invited.
Arthur A. Berne of 1427 Bonil street was elected for membership in Kappa Delta Pi, honorary society in education, by the Beta Pi Chapter of the School.
The Education department at New York University announces a selective membership for graduate and undergraduate students who have earned honor grades. Mr. Berne serves as teacher-counselor at the high school and guides students pursuing Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws, and Master of Arts degrees.
The betrothal of Rosallé Valente to Carmen Francese was announced at a Millburn dinner. Valente works for Miller Steel and Francese is with Knightly Printing in Newark. Deanni Arlein Kaiser married Leonard Cohen in Newark with Rabbi Hershel Cohen officiating. the couple's families and attendants are listed.
The piece lists wedding party members including the bridegroom’s brother‑in‑law and ushers Jack Cohen Barry Mintz Martin Margolin Norman Landis Robert Pashaian and Harvey Raffile. It notes Weequahic High School Newark and a husband alumnus of Livingston Vocational High School linked to Food Pair Jersey City. The couple honeymooned in Miami Beach and stayed at the White House Hotel. The couple, Kip Coleman and family, return from Acapulco Mexico. Bar Mitzvah services for Joel Moskowitz were at Sinai Congregation Newark with a reception at Avon Caterers. The Caleta Hotel Acapulco is mentioned among guests.
Recent guests Mr and Mrs Louis Friedman of 247 Winans Avenue escaped beach monotony with a mountain climbing tour and a trip to Mexico City to view bullfights during their vacation.
Mrs Betty Karnofsky 45 of 292 Keer Avenue Newark held on total 5000 bail for Grand Jury last Thursday night by Magistrate Henry Gold in Municipal Court. She and Mrs Ann Chesner 407 Schley Street face charges of threatening to kill with a gun at Chesner’s home December 5 and malicious mischief including broken lamps a glass door and other items. Karnofsky pleaded not guilty and waived a preliminary hearing. Detective Captain Charles Grant cited a domestic problem involving other family members.
Cyrus W. Haskell, 49, of 25 Bloomfield Avenue Cranford, was fined 250 dollars for lewdness in The Dixie Diner on Route 22 on December 5. He received a one month suspended jail sentence after promising to stop drinking and seek medical care. A woman testified she merely waved her handbag toward Mrs Chesner as Capt Grant spoke.
Miss Ruth S. Welch of Hillside performed in a combined Christmas program by Orchesis and the French Club at College on December 9. The theme linked French literature to dance and featured Welch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Weich, as a French reader. Welch is a Hillside High School graduate and freshman French major. Buy bonds and help them.
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