Woman Injured In Left-Turn Crash
Mrs. Marion Greenspan of 376 Hoyt avenue West Brighton Staten Island suffered forehead and right knee injuries Saturday evening when a car driven by Dr. Bernard Greenspan collided with a second car driven by Melvin Lisk at Liberty and Hillside avenues. She was treated and released. Greenspan was eastbound on Hillside as Lisk turned left into Liberty from the west. Both cars were towed to Veteran's Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Greenspan
Hoyt Avenue
West Brighton
Staten Island
N. Y
Bernard Greenspan
Melvin Lisk
Shelton Terrace
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
Milton M. Lilien
Greenspan
Hillside Avenue
Lisk
Liberty Avenue
Veteran's Garage
Winter driving warn users to use skid chains this winter
Motorists are urged to stay alert for slippery roads and reduced visibility with two thirds of winter yet to come. Raymond R. King, chairman of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, says worst conditions lie ahead and recommends skid chains to improve traction and mobility while noting chains do not guarantee against skidding. He stresses slow speeds, staying right, and avoiding sudden braking or steering to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
King
Catholic Information and Holiday Religion Debate
A speaker contrasts a shy churchgoer with Catholic devotion, arguing true religion lies beneath surface rituals. He recalls New York’s grand organ and sermon, then mocks casual Christmas Easter churchgoing. Catholics are depicted as valuing deeper spiritual art over convenience and sentiment.
The Catholic Church and true worship contrasted
The article argues that fragrance, vestments, and ceremonial ritual cannot replace genuine conviction and self sacrifice. It warns against churchly sentiment and insists religion is conviction, humility, charity, and purity guiding all acts in work and play, not mere emotional worship.
Class Visitation At Hurden-Looker By PTA
Hurden-Looker School P T A deviated from its regular meeting this month. More than 300 parents attended classroom programs presented by the teachers last Wednesday afternoon. Albert Vreeland principal pleased with turnout terming it a complete success. Seventh and eighth grade girls and mothers were hostesses. On Thursday afternoon Mrs Samuel Carroccia led a discussion group in the library. A film strip The Children Are Coming was shown about the need for more school buildings and classrooms. Refreshments were served. About thirty mothers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurden-Looker School
P.T.A
Albert Vreeland
Samuel Carroccia
Parent-Education
Paper Drive Aids Paralyzed Hillside Resident
A Hillside township drive organized by the Men's Progress Club will collect paper pasteboard and old car batteries on Sunday February 19. Proceeds fund physical therapy for a local resident who is paralyzed. Golda Schwartz Emergency Relief of Newark will extend the patient’s treatment through February. Thanks are given to Adeline Persky the Golda Schwartz organization Bucky Harris of the Kessler Institute Barry Bochner Boy Scout Troop 95 and Dr Wayne T Branom and staff for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Progress Club of
Hillside
Jack Orlovsky
Golda Schwartz Emergency Relief of
Newark
Adeline Persky
Golda Schwartz
Bucky Harris
Kessler Institute
Barry Bochner
Boy Scout Troop 95
Wayne T. Branom
Births And Marriages In Hillside Area In Brief
Vital statistics list numerous births marriages and deaths across Hillside and surrounding streets. Daughters Linda Marie Heen Marion Ruth Pellegrino Francine Mary Della Santi Irene Carole Schulman Linda Susan Wymisner Jacquelyn Rahenfuhrer Jill Roberta Sulzman Lorraine Joan Pfeiffer Nancy Menkin Judy Ann Stone Joy Marvel Hundertmark and others appear with listed home addresses. Marriage licenses include Albert Jampolis and Bertha Ann Cohen Israel Kalish and Helen Block Lawrence Berenstein and Claire Handshuh Harold Wovsaniker and Sally Gooen Maurice Finnerty Elizabeth and Mary O Lock Snell Morris Abramowitz and Ruth Solomon Robert L Cohen and Vivienne Raphael Wesley Bush and Marie Hempel William Puffman and Alexandria Morrison John C Falcetano and Mary Templeton Joseph A Carroll and Georgette Kretschman. Deaths include Lawrence S Hickey Emma Neider Alexander Nickolski Golda Pilehman Helen W Czubinski Wilkins Robert Greco Rozalia Burkart M Caroline Reiber Sarah Leah Cohen Walter Miller Minnie Keller and Mayvin Renz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Marie Heen
Harvard Avenue
Marion Ruth Pellegrino
Yale Avenue
Joseph Fernicola, Jr
Conklin Avenue
Robert Allen Hausler
Hillside Avenue
James McCormick
Robert Bruce Mells
Winans Avenue
Francine Mary Della Santi
Long Avenue
Wayne Herbert Hartman
Boa Place
Alan Lenz
Avy Street
Richard Prager Neiss
Janet Mae Weiner
Schley Street
William John Dillon, Jr
Williamson Avenue
Irene Carole Schulman
Linda Susan Wymisner
Clark Street
Jacquelyn Rahenfuhrer
Wolf Place
Michael C. Mittleman
Maple Avenue
Jill Roberta Sulzman
Lorraine Joan Pfeiffer
Nancy Menkin
Barry Dennis Paspisil
Boston Avenue
Cittimio Minna
Hollywood Avenue
Judy Ann Stone
Robert Street
John August Desch, Jr
Highland Avenue
Edward Julius Rakowski
White Street
Joy Marvel Hundertmark
Paul Street
Albert Jampolis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bertha Ann Cohen
Israel Kalish
Elizabeth
Helen Block
Bond Street
Lawrence Berenstein
Newark
Claire Handshuh
Harold Wovsaniker
Hillside
Sally Gooen
Maurice Finnerty
Lizabeth
Mary O'Lock Snell
Ridgeway Avenue
Morris Abramowitz
Ruth Solomon
Bailey Avenue
Robert L. Cohen
Vivienne Raphael
Wesley E. Bush
Irvington
Marie Hempel
William Puffman
Maspeth
Alexandria Morrison
Locust Avenue
John C. Falcetano
Union
Mary R. Templeton
Baker Street
Joseph A. Carroll
Georgette Kretschman
Chapman Street
Lawrence S. Hickey
Schley
Emma Neider
James Street
Alexander Nickolski
Golda Pilehman
Helen W. Czubinski Wilkins
Joseph Greco
Robert Charles Prussnitz
Rozalia Burkart
Caroline Reiber
Washington Street
Belleville
Sarah Leah Cohen
Walter Miller
Crann Street
Minnie Keller
Harden Street
Mayvin Renz Thomas
Revere
Fire Chief Urges More Firemen and New Alarm System
In a yearly report to the Township Committee Fire Chief George Dover urged adding firemen, purchasing a new truck, and installing an automatic alarm system to replace the current telephone type. He did not specify the number of additional personnel. The department logged 334 calls and estimated fire damage at 16,803 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dover
Dover
Poor Department
Charles Hanson
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside Athletic and Civic Association elects officers
Election of officers for the Hillside Athletic and Civic Association was held last Thursday at the Hungarian Workmen's Hall. Named were President William Weller First Vice President Joseph Fredo Second Vice President Fred Morro Treasurer Joseph Elsnick Secretary Joseph Buttwell Trustees include Anthony Fredo for 3 years James Shanks for 2 years Matthew Kozubal Joseph Ondeyka and Frank De Leo for 1 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Athletic and Civic Association
February Meetings and Events List at Hillside and Saybrook
A schedule of community and organizational meetings including Liberty Park Community Association events, Saybrook School Father-Son Night, Omega Sigma Psi Sorority tea, Lay Committee on Education Candidate Night, B nai B'rith Women’s Chapter meeting, Hillside Boy Scout leaders meeting, Township Committee sessions on February 8 and 22, Board of Education meetings on February 9 and 14, Board of Health on February 15, Hillside Cub Scout Circus on February 18, and Progress Club waste paper drive on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park Community Association
Saybrook School
P.tya
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
B'nai B'rith Women's Chapter
Board of
Board of Health
Hillside Cub
Progress Club
Found Guilty Of Drunken Driving In Irvington Court
William J. Kurdyla of 649 Chancellor Avenue Irvington was fined 223 dollars in Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer's court on a drunken driving charge. His license was revoked for two years after arrest December 29 on Bloy Street. Thirteen other motorists paid 227 dollars in speeding fines and two were fined five dollars each for failing to keep right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kurdyla
Chancellor Avenue
Irvington
Clarence E. Kremer
L Lcense
Kurdyla
Bloy Street
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Jersey St
Elizabeth App. Ritz Theatre
EBL
Income Tax & Accounting Service
Pontiac
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
North Broad ST
Hurden-Looker
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Hillside National Bank
Hillside, N. J
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Emma Tetzlaff
S. Long Avenue
Mae Brogan
Beechwood Place
John Foley
Gutowski
E. Grand St
Elizabeth, N. J
Broad St
Howard J. Bloy
Athletic
Hillside Boy Scout
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
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