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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
7
Gray poodle and long haired cockapoo mutt answer a giget call causing heartbreak for children. Reward offered. color oddly described with black tips. Contact numbers 965 0343 and 9R6 3B4U for Abbey Neward.
Rose Atterman 55 of 943 Sterner Rd Hillside died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Born in Newark she moved to Hillside 18 years ago She was a Hadassah and Sisterhood member of Congregation Shomret of Torah of Hillside Survived by husband Sigmund two daughters Myra D and Cheila N two brothers Sam and Benjamin Kobrin and a sister Ann Zotkow
Mary Koczan 89 of 390 Rutgers Ave died Friday at granddaughter’s home in Norwood after a long illness. Widow of Frank Koczan a native of Hungary who came to the U S in 1906. Survived by daughter Julia Carey Hillside and six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements Growney Funeral Home Newark. Frank J Agnello 56 of 20 Leo St died last Wednesday at home. Staten Island native lived in Newark and Hillside. Army WWII veteran and Christ the King parishioner. Survived by son Frank J Jr two daughters Janet Lazauskas and Shirley Portaro Irene Bufania nine grandchildren and siblings. Burial details at Growney Funeral Home.
A long line of names appears in the graduates section with numerous individuals listed in sequence. The roster includes Cynthia Janet Leoncini Lawrence Ted Levee Gilbert Mark Levine and many others spanning multiple surnames. The entry ends with Continued on Page 7.
Miss Ashley, a kindergarten teacher at Calvin Coolidge School, welcomes pre‑schooler Donald Larzleer to her classroom during an orientation for next year’s students. The event was sponsored by the PTA, with Mrs. Gerald Brickman and Mrs. Frank Korzensky observing as Debra Schonthal looks on.
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