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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1950

Page

8

Extra Traffic Caution Urged As Rain Brings Pedestrian Risk

Commissioner Raymond R King of the Hillside Highway Coordinating Committee urged greater caution for drivers and pedestrians in rainy weather. He noted April and May spur a cycle of accidents culminating in December and January, citing 30 pedestrians killed and 647 injured last April and May. He warned motorists to slow, avoid umbrellas blocking vision, and pedestrians to consider drivers' stopping distances on wet roads.

Raymond R. King Hillside Highway Coordinating Committee Poth Euring King Iune

Estate files letters of administration in Fradkin case

Edwin Fradkin of 64 Clark Street filed for letters of administration with Surrogate Charles A. Olto Jr. for the estate of the late Mrs. Anna Fradkin who died April 1. Fradkin is named administrator of the $2,000 estate.

Charles A. Olto, Jr Edwin Fradkin Clark Street Anna Fradkin Fradkin

Early Start Urged In Soap Box Derby

Union County kids ages 11 to 15 are urged to start early for the June 24 derby day. The Elizabeth Daily Journal Chevrolet sponsors provide entry kits, rule books, and plan guides. local dealers offer license and supplies. prizes include a four day Akron trip for the county champ.

Elizabeth Daily Journal Chevrolet Union County Akron Ohio Elizbath Daily Journal Chevrolet Dealers Elizabeth

The Light Inside Us Through Christ’s Victory

A sermon urges nations to seek redemption of life through Christ. It says only Christ can prevail over death and calls on believers to let the risen Lord’s light shine, guiding others from darkness to eternal life. Faith in Christ grants life eternal.

Christ

Winners Selected in Dancing Class Elimination Contest

Arnold Witte and Joan Sasso won the dancing class elimination at the Recreation Center with second place going to S Beat Richardson and Lucy Jasowsky. Others in the class included Barry Semet Diane Massa George Menzie Janet Rosky and more. Mrs. Carroccia directed the event and prizes were awarded.

Arnold Witte Joan Sasso S Beat Richardson Lucy Jasowsky Barry Semet Diane Massa George Menzie Janet Rosky Charles—Morro Joan Crichton Bill Krutulis Deanna Krokasz Walter Kowalsky Anne Miller Victoria Akers Lorraine Boyle Anne Koehler Barbara Sinak Samuel Carroccia Carroccia Ronald Lanning Joe Musik Joe Valenti Thomas Kowalsky Edward Tapper Eugene Carroccia Charles Morro Carmine Francese Dominick Dee Harold Schaal Rollettes Peter Veet Larry Gallen Jimmy Dale

Linn Funeral Held for Ludwig Carl Linn at Newark

Funeral services were conducted at Smith and Smith Home for Services in Newark for Ludwig Carl Linn age 71. He died suddenly aboard the S. S. America en route to Germany while visiting his sister in Eberstadt-Derenstadts Hesse. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery.

Eberstadt-Derenstadts Hesse Elizabeth Linn

Legion Presented Slate of Officers for 1955

A slate of officers for the coming year was presented Thursday April 20 to Harden Locker Post 50. Nominations will occur May 4 from the floor. Election set for May 18 in Hillside Presbyterian Church chapel. The post and auxiliary will co host rehabilitation work at Lyons Hospital May 6 and send two outstanding students to Boys State.

Harden-Locker Post Henry G. Groh Robert Rosen Aniel Leib Arthur Seel Wilbur Willis D. L. Miller Jr Lawrence Siefert John Gallard Harry Weinstein Union Legion Lyons Hospital

Mrs Louise Smart is laid to rest in Elizabeth

The Rev John B Crowell officiated at the Schmidt Memorial Funeral Home service for Mrs Louise E G Smart 56 of 1036 Union Ave widow of John G Smart who died Saturday at her daughter’s Roselle home. She lived in Elizabeth 38 years and with son Ellsworth F Smart. A longtime Laggrene Bros employee she belonged to several church and civic groups and left a daughter Mrs Anthony Zuck a daughter Mrs Willard Ferguson and two sisters and four brothers plus two grandchildren.

Louise Smart John B. Crowell Hope Memorial Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Schmidt Memorial Westfield Avenue Louise E. G. Smart Union Avenue Smart John G. Smart Willard Ferguson East Seventh Avenue Roselle Pokomoke Henry Davies Hallwood Mary E. Fallin Chester, Pa Charles W. Gibbons Berlin Joshua Marion Station Allison E Baltimore John Salisbury

Obituary Notes for Newark Native and World War I Veteran

Born in Newark, he lived in White House Station before moving to Hillside 10 years ago. He belonged to Franklin Lodge F. and A. M. at Irvington and served as a corporal in the 382nd Motor Transport Corps during World War I. Surviving are his wife Frieda D. Howard a son Luther A. Howard of Ochran Georgia and a sister Mrs F W Williston of Paterson.

Newark White House Station Hillside Franklin Lodge Irvington 382Nd Motor Transport Corps Frieda D. Howard Luther A. Howard Ochran F. W. Williston Paterson

Renamed To Board By School Clerks

Officers of the Union County Association of School Clerks were reelected Monday night at Roselle Park High School library. Miss Dorothy Cravett of Hillside was among those chosen for the executive board. The group planned a secretarial handbook presentation for an outstanding commercial class member in each county high school starting in June as an annual event.

Union County Association of School Clerks Roselle Park High School Dorothy Cravett Hill,side

Alford E. Howard Dies After Long Illness at 63

Services were held for Alford E. Howard at the Howard Home for Services in Irvington. Howard of 1144 Woodruff Avenue died April 24 in Bonnie Burn Sanatorium after a long illness. Rev. Arthur Northwood officiated. burial was at Hollywood Memorial Park Union. He was 63 and previously supervised auto painting for Public Service Co-ordinated Transport before starting his own sign painting business.

Alford E. Howard Howard Lyons Avenue Irvington Woodruff Avenue Bonnie Burn Arthur Northwood Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Hollywood Memorial Park Union Department of Public Service

Pension Granted Retiring Teachers and New Appointments

The Board of Education approved resignations for Mary Kole sar of Saybrook School June 80 Ann B Herrigel Harden Looker School June 30 and Marion Turkish of Harden Looker School June 30. Three new teachers were appointed for September 1 Dorothy Edwards 2400 Paul J Nichols 2550 and Frank M Edwards 2550. Elizabeth Mittledorf Fas School will retire January 1 1951 after 27 years and receive an annual pension of 88650 as she is not a Pension Fund member. Bids for coal janitors supplies hardware fencing to be received May 11 and for masonry and painting on June 8.

Board of Education Mary Kolesar Saybrook Ann B. Herrigel Marion Turkish Harden- Looker Dorothy Edwards Paul J.nichols Frank M. Edwards Elizabeth Mittledorf Fas

Butcher Shop Robbed in Friday Night Break-In

Joseph Schmidt of 1418 North Broad Street told police that $30 in cash was stolen from his butcher shop after entry was gained by breaking a rear window Friday night.

Joseph Schmidt North Broad Street

Legal Notice Notice of Action and Parties Involved

A legal notice identifies parties including Wake Realty Corporation of New York and individuals Michael Kulper and Helena Kulper and Helen Mankowaki with Harry Mankowaki and Natale Jenkins and Herbert Jenteins associated with the case and action. The document lists names and potential relations in a court proceeding as provided in OCR text.

STATS New Jersey Wake Realty Corporation New York Michael Kulper Lotsa Helena Kulper Mra Helen Mankowaki Harry Mankowaki Natale Jenkins Herbert Jenteins

Foreclosure action against Hillside residents over tax sale certificates

The Township of Hillside suits a homeowner and unknown heirs in Superior Court Chancery Division to foreclose tax sale certificates on described lots. The defendant must answer within 95 days after May 18 1960. default judgment may be entered. Allan N Turmarkin represents the plaintiff.

Michiel Kuiper Township of Hillside, & Municipal Corporation Superior ‘Court New Slangess Chancery Division Allan N. Turmarkin Clinton Hillside

Notice of Complaint and Court Fees Filed

The document states that defendants with an interest in Lots 118-120 Block 49 and Lots 160-163 Block 4 are joined as parties in a complaint. A true copy is being mailed with this notice. Clerk Grant Scott notes fees of 23.94 dollars for the period April 27 to May 18.

Tion Grant Scott Superior Court

Notice to Creditors Estate of Max Brill Deceased

Creditors of Max Brill deceased are notified to exhibit their claims under oath to the executors William Brill Sam Brill Judith Brill Sirkin within six months from the court order dated April 17 1950. Failure to do so bars recovery. Attorney William Writ 124 Loula St New Brunswick New Jersey. Fees 7.80.

Max Brill Charles A. Otto, JR County of Union Sald William Briel Sam Brill Judith Brill Sirkin William Writ Loula St. New Harunswick N. J

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