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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
2
Police Chief Norman L. Sanford urged visitors to stay safe as January and February approach. He warned that winter traffic deaths may reach one millionth and offered driving tips for snow and ice, stressing cautious starts and speed adjustment.
The piece warns drivers to slow for school zones, intersections, curves and bridges and to use tire chains on severe ice and snow. It also advises clean wipers, working defrosters, equal brakes and properly aimed lights and to pump brakes on slick streets. Chief Sanford urges give hospitals a break due to high patient load.
In his final session on Saturday Police Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer presided over 27 cases in Municipal Court and collected 95 dollars in traffic fines. Among those fined were John Ink of Newark for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a car for 50 dollars, Joseph B. Muller of Elkhart Indiana for speeding 55 miles in a 25 zone for 15 dollars, Joseph R. Guzzi of Jersey City for 50 miles over the limit for 10 dollars, and Michael Gwinzon of Rahway for signaling violations for 10 dollars.
Attorney General reminds aliens to file current address reports with the Immigration and Naturalization Service using Form 153 during January 1 to 11. Forms available at post offices nationwide. failure to comply carries fines or imprisonment. Also notes estate filing for Dorothea Kinney and two minor traffic accidents with limited injuries.
On New Year’s Day the quiet at 1112 Salem Avenue Was, the home of Mr and Mrs John Kimmel, was shattered when an unknown object fastened to a living room window exploded. Jack Kimmel 14 watched a blue flash and glass splinters. Police believe a firecracker or home made bomb caused the blast and searched the area but found no suspect.
The Progress Club of Hillside announces Korea Night on Tuesday January 15 at 7 pm at Townley's Restaurant Union. Colored slides from Korea before and during the war will be shown by officers from Headquarters 9th Infantry Division Fort Dix. Attendants may reserve dinner with Alexander Mooney 106 Bailey Avenue.
The engagement of Miss Maureen Paton daughter of Mrs Anne Paton of 392 Bloy Street to Theodore Prescott Jr son of Mr and Mrs T Prescott of 595 Puree Street was announced at a Christmas Eve dinner at the Prescott home. Miss Paton is a Hillside High senior and Prescott is a Hillside High alumnus employed by the Elastic Stop Nut Corp Union.
Thirty members attended the First Communion breakfast after the 10 am mass on Sunday December 23 at the Church of Christ the King. Rev Perry G DeWitt spoke. coaches William Frawley William Shuhala Henry Grant Rosalind Stevens and Miss Helen Grygiel attended as advisors and officers. Robert Giovine officiated. Mrs Carl Stevens Mrs Mary Duff Mrs Shuhala Mrs Margaret Cavalcante Mrs Ann Quick Mrs Joseph Wallach and Mrs Sadie Welch served.
Cub Pack 198 at Calvary Lutheran Church gave a gift to Rev. C. Morgan Wagner pastor of the sponsoring church during a recent Christmas party.
The event featured Cub Philip Leininger reciting The Night Before Christmas as carols were sung and gifts exchanged. Mothers committee served refreshments. Phone in your want ads WaAverly 3-9207.
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