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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1977
Page
9
Services were held for Rose Lampe of Hillside who died after a long illness in Newark. Also listed are obituaries for Michael J. Nester of Hillside, John Boyle of Elizabeth, Maude Day Richards of Elizabeth, Mary Stanek of Hillside, and details of their deaths, births, survivors, church services, and funeral arrangements.
A Mass for Mrs Elizabeth J Kernusz 66 of 260 Bloy Street Hillside followed her death last Monday at Memorial General Hospital Union. Survived by husband Frank J two sons Frank T and Robert two daughters Beverly and Joyce a brother Alexander Erdos two sisters Mary Tamburro and Rose Karoscik and two grandchildren. A Mass for Mrs Mary Moskaluk of Hillside followed funeral services at Edward P Lakowski Funeral Home Irvington. She died Friday at home and was a life member of the Polish American Club. Born in Poland she lived in Newark before moving to Hillside 40 years ago. Surviving three sons Joseph Kostecki Edward Kostecka and Paul Moskaluk a daughter Josephine Farese 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
The American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters explains two annuity types. An immediate annuity buys with a single payment and pays income starting one month or one year after purchase, ideal for those needing immediate lifelong income. A deferred annuity starts payments in the future, often funded in installments over years, typically bought by those with sufficient life insurance.
The piece argues for buying homes to build equity rather than renting, noting GI loans and shared ownership as ways to eliminate or reduce the down payment. It suggests buying multiple units via second mortgages as equity grows, with foreclosure risk cited as very low and urges immediate action.
Walter J. Uryn 45 of the John F. Kennedy Arms Elizabeth died Monday at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a brief illness. He was a Navy Korea veteran, maintenance supervisor at Kennedy Arms, and longtime Elizabeth Housing Authority employee. Survived by five sisters and a brother. He was active in Kennedy Arms Social Club and K of C council 3310.
Evelyn K. Carey of 151 Virginia Street longtime Newark resident and 28 year Union County Courthouse retiree died Sunday at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. She was active in Republican committees and served as Hillside Municipal Republican chair. Survived by son Clarence E Carey of Berkeley Heights, brothers Clarence Kremer and Henry Kremer, and two grandchildren. Funeral services held today.
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