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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
3
Miss Jeanne Cuozzi of 508 McMichael Place is among seven finalists named by the Phi Lambda Pi men’s campus group to compete in the annual Campus Queen Contest. The winner will be chosen at a dance on April 7 in the college gym.
Cub Pack 195 will hold pack night at Hillside Avenue School on Monday April 2. Awards will be presented to members and service pins given to den mothers. Mrs Roselind Slavin of 114 Bailey Avenue will be installed.
Alex Silberman announced a pack committee meeting for April 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Rice of 131 Bailey Avenue. Services were held for Mrs Isabella Lent White 73 of 5388 Tillman Street with burial in Richlawn Cemetery Delawanna. She was widow of James White and active in Hillside Presbyterian Church and Polar Star Chapter 144 Order of the Eastern Star Newark.
Mrs White who moved from Newark in 1945 to live with her stepdaughter Christine Hup pert of Tillman street, left survivors including stepdaughter Agnes Staab of West Orange, niece and nephew Miss Bessie Sherwood and Milton C Sherwood of 152 Fair Panik street, six step grandchildren and sister Mrs Bessie Gainer of Newark.
Moe Fisch 50 of 585 Plymouth Road Newark was honored at services by Rabbi Julius Silberfeld at Philip Apter and Sons Funeral Home Newark. Fisch was found dead Thursday in a Union cabin from wooddy thrombosis per Dr George H Horre. He owned the Traymore Tavern with brother Max Fisch and is survived by wife Dorothy son Jack and sisters Ann Praeger and Frieda Horn.
A Hillside Times reader cites frequent speed violations on Route 1 No 29 and urges strict enforcement. He criticizes truck drivers and calls for uniform twenty mile per hour limits, noting lives already lost and urging local officials to apply laws consistently.
A year of highway tragedies prompts debate over enforcing laws versus preventive actions. A Hillside High School tribute by Marcelline Krafchick honors Irene Mikulik, recalling life moments and a final goodbye with orchids.
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