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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
7
Baker and Taylor Co book distributors plan an addition to their building on Route. At a planning board meeting last Wednesday night, David Evans, the local contractor who owns the property, applied for a permit to assemble seven lots and portions of two others for construction. The board voted to approve the addition plan.
An inspection preceded a decision to assemble two lots owned by Me and Mrs. Albert Herring and parts of four lots owned by Frank Di Bella on Boston avenue into one 60 foot lot for a new home. Approval also granted to Mr and Mrs. Warren Anderson for assembling six lots on Lonp avenue totaling 78 feet into two 39 foot lots.
Chester Lemanski aged 45 from Old Hills sustained burns to both hands when he grasped a live wire during testing at the Westinghouse plant. He was rushed to St Michael's Hospital in Newark and detained for observation. Michael Perrini, plant manager, said Lemanski was conducting equipment tests when the live wire was grounded accidentally.
Mrs Florence Herrigel of 215 Winans avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Joan Herrigel of Plainfield to Charles Joseph Brandt son of Mr and Mrs Brandt of Maplewood The bride to be is an alumna of William Smith College and Newark State Teachers College She teaches mathematics at East Brunswick High School Brandt is a Purdue graduate in chemical engineering He served two years with the Army in East Africa and works for Esso Standard Oil Company of New York An October 10 wedding is planned
A parkway motorist claimed he inserted a quarter in the Union Plaza toll basket, and Parky police said the incorrect coin amounted to ten dollars in toll loss.
Frederick Martens, 48, of 487 pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court to a toll payment issue after claiming two quarters on a parkway seat. A security officer testified one cent coin found, Martens was found guilty and fined $10. Jessie Jenkins of South Maple was fined $25 for crossing a white line after a truck maneuver. Renee Lehnhorf and Morris Kay pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined $25 each. Garden Stier, 19, was fined $55 for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his car. Stier denied guilt as a juvenile driver caused an accident with Peter Miller, 54.
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