Graduates Tie Notable Nuptials in Two Sets of Weddings
The text details weddings for Linda Wolf and Marvey Saperstein in Alpine Maplewood with Lezer Cohen officiating, and Barbara Mazurkiewicz and Gerald Cohen married at St. John's Ukrainian Church Newark. It notes education and careers, honeymoons in Bermuda, and future residences in Ocean Township and South Amboy. It also mentions Richard Toppe graduating with highest honors from UNC Chapel Hill and his activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misge
Linda Willi Wolf
Joseph Wolf
Union
Nmarvey Saperstein
Philip Saperstein
Clark Street
Alpine
Maplewood
I Lezer Cohen
Arliné Slifkin
Lisa Wolf
Jack Saperstein
Hank Eisenberg
Slillside
Nep
Richard S. Toppe
Parkview Terrace
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Carolina Population Center
David Burleson
Toppe
Janus House, Inc. Foundation
U. S.department of Justice
Ferguson Buchan Wedding at St Catherine’s Church
Kathleen N Ferguson and Raymond W Buchan wed at St Catherine’s Church on Sunday June 3 at four o clock. Kathleen is daughter of Mrs Arthur J Ferguson of 1241 Roberta. Groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Raymond F Buchan of 144 Parker Road Elizabeth. Maid of honor is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen N. Ferguson
Raymond W. Buchan
St. Catherine’s Church
Miss Ferguson
Raymond W, Buchan
Arthur J. Ferguson
Roberta
Raymond F. Buchan
Parker Road
Elizabeth
Newark College of Engineering Holds 55th Commencement
Jack Kresh earns a B S in Electrical Engineering at Newark College of Engineering during the 55th commencement on the Newark campus. The ceremony included eight other graduates and was officiated by Rev. John Ryan. A reception followed at the Knights of Columbus in Hillside. The couple will honeymoon in Yellowstone Park and reside in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Newark State College
Garwood
Hillside High School
Upsala College
U.S. Navy
Monmouth Regional High School
New Shrewsbury
Bermuda
Ocean Township
Jack Kresh
Newark College of Engineering
Newark
Orchard Ter
Wayne Buchan
Patricia Ferguson
John Ryan
Knights of Columbus
Hillside
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Elizabeth
Nixon wedding sixpence linked to Hillside gift
A sixpence Tricia Nixon wore in her shoe at her White House wedding may have originated from Hillside. Richard N. Berkefeldt of 15 Harden St. sent the coin to Miss Nixon in February 1970 and later received a White House thank you note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricia Nixon
Edward
White House
Hillside
Richard N. Berkefeldt
Harden St
Municipal Court Records Show Parking Fines and Guilty Pleas
The court tallies multiple guilty pleas for delinquent parking violations and related charges across New Jersey towns. Individuals including John Kornschute in Edison and Robert Quinn in Perth Amboy paid fines ranging from 15 to 35 dollars. others faced fines for obstructed vision, unlicensed drivers, and defective brakes on the Garden State Parkway. Notable entries include James Mitchell Jr. found guilty of faulty brakes with a $15 fine, and Harvey Restaino cleared of a parking violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond
John Kornschute
Wagner St
Edison
N.J
Robert Quinn
Brighton Ave
Perth Amboy
John Jacoby
Dowmey Ave
Sowmey
Calif
Eee
Agapito Falcon
Orange St
Newark
Dee Kee
Isedore Perone
Fox Rd
Dan Karton
Marshell St
Irvington
James Mitchell Jr
Prospect Ave
Garden State Parkway
Hillside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara A. Mazurkewicz
Leo Mazurkewicz
Gerald L. Cohen
Malcolm Cohen
Brooklyn
St. John’s Ukranian Church
Winfield Scott Hotel
Patricia Metznik
Susan Goldberg
Alicia Goldberg
Stan
Ly Goldberg
South Amboy
Harvey Saperstein
Gerald L, Cohen
Richard S, Toppe
Kathleen Ferguson
Michael P. Mauro Eering
Michael P. Mauro
Long Ave
B.S
David Trietsch
Dover Ave
Frank Willims
Baltimore Ave
William McCarthy
Brown Ave
Keyport
Thomas Stefanelli
Goble St
Patrick Troiano
Leslie St
Lst
Harvey Restaino
Harding Terr
John Kluchinik
Westminister Ave
Springfield Ave
U.S
Eatontown
UCTC
Union County Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insure
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