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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
9
In Hillside, Walter Warren owner promotes Yellow Cab service with radio equipped taxis and special rates for long trips. Address listed at 303 Long Avenue, WAverly.
A funeral service was held for Elmer A. Peek at Lee Funeral Home in Newark after a head on crash Sunday on Riverside avenue near Roanoke. Peek, 54, a chemical plant executive from Iowa who moved to Hillside 35 years ago, died four hours after the collision. His wife Mazel suffered a fractured skull and is in critical condition, as is his sister in law Eleanor Buttkus. The other driver John Wallace of Newark sustained scalp and facial injuries. Peek leaves a wife, two survivors in Iowa, and a son Elmer H. Peek on Navy leave.
Announcement of the home wedding of Lucile Reiter to Samuel Nass. The ceremony was held at the bride's home with Rabbi Eliezer Cohen officiating. Miss Anne Gooen served as maid of honor and Harold Kahin as best man. The couple plans a summer in Hillside before moving to Athens, Ohio.
Miss Frieda Leinwand of 51 Mertz Avenue vacations in Atlantic City. Lambda Phi Sorority officers elected Elsie Craig president Shirley Kaiser vice president Marion Kurpinski secretary Ruth Borner treasurer Dorothy Halbert corresponding secretary. Joint mother and daughter dinner set for Townley's Union. Fall aims include Union Cancer Society work and clothing for Korean War orphans, needing community support.
Mrs. Joan Lesnik Winter daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Winter 1452 Liberty Avenue was among 169 seniors who received a Bachelor of Science in Education at commencement exercises at New Jersey State Teachers College Newark announced by Dr Eugene Wilkins president. Winter a Weequahic High School graduate majored in kindergarten primary education and was active in Mixed Chorus Della Sigma Pi Sorority the Future Teachers of America and the Visual Experimentation Club.
June 10 Res Aces 8 Saybrook Sluggers 4. June 11 Trojans 5 Black Cats 3. June 12 Saybrook Sluggers 0 Crescents. Eighth grade softball June 10 Eagles 7 Wildcats 0.
Police warned storekeepers to guard cerebral palsy collection boxes after Albert Schoen, chair, and ver y W. Peace, treasurer, reported a missing donation container from Harry and Rose's Lunchtonette at 1446 North Broad Street during lunch hour rush.
Edward Rosbed of 544 Union Avenue Irvington, an Overhead Door Company employee at 638 Hamsey Avenue, reported Tuesday afternoon the theft of a gold in tch valued at 50 dollars and a diamond ring valued at 25 dollars from his trousers hung in a locker at the plant.
The city will re advertise for three bids on June 2 for an oil burner at the school administration building and painting at Hillside and Coe Avenues. Frank Grad denounces a charge of failure to secure steel for construction, blaming Neil Huie who pledged steel in Q2. Grad admits supervision issues due to staff changes and aims to fix them. He says multi purpose additions at Harden-Looker, Calvin Coolidge and George Washington schools should be ready by September 1.
Hillside Township introduces an ordinance to construct a Central Avenue Playground field house as a general improvement. It authorizes a $19,500 budget with $12,525 bond authorization and notes, outlines contract or purchase methods, and covers financing through bonds and notes under the Local Bond Law. The measure includes estimated costs, usefulness, and requires first publication before a final adoption.
Legal notices reveal a summons and complaint in a multi party mortgage foreclosure in Union County with Penn Controls Inc as holder, plus dissolution of Famous Auto Laundry Limited and Hillside Township ordinance on concrete curbs along Irvington Avenue. The docket lists defendants including Dongan Electric Manufacturing Company and others.
The ordinance establishes the Shade Tree Commission of Hillside Township to regulate planting and care of trees in streets parks and public places. Three commissioners will be appointed by the township committee for fixed terms with a secretary and staff governed by statute provisions.
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