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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

4

Holiday Drivers Urged to Curb Highway Toll this Weekend

Raymond R. King, chair of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, urges motorists and pedestrians to observe safety during Memorial Day travel. He cites peak congestion times on routes to seashore points in Middlesex and Monmouth Counties and southern New Jersey resorts. Alternate routes are advised to ease delays as families head to and from holiday destinations.

Raymond R. King Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee Nin Ning Middlesex Monmouth Counties Lake Singac Ledewood Camden New Jersey

Summer motoring cautions from highway official

The chairman urges safer driving during summer travel noting fatigue and excessive speed raise collision risk. He stresses cooperation by motorists to keep trips pleasant and safe.

King

Lionel Proposes Two to One Stock Split

The Lionel Corporation board proposed a two for one stock split in a proxy statement to stockholders. The plan would reduce the par value per share, with the annual stockholders meeting set for Tuesday June 12 at the New York City offices located at 15 East 26th Street.

Lionel Lionel Corporation Board of Direcors Lionel Corporation New York City East 26Th Street

Zalepka Divorce Case Involves Desertion Claim

John Zalepka of 1490 Hiawatha Avenue sues Mildred Joanne Zalepka of Fordham University School of Nursing in a divorce action referred to Advisory Master Tom Asulo for desertion.

Tomasulo John Zalepka Hiawatha Avenue Mildred Joanne Zalepka School of Nursing Fordham University

Dog and possum under porch prompt police and rescue

A toy fox terrier named Tiny alerted Mrs. Cynthia Hemhauser of 31 Quabeeknoon to a possum under a porch. Neighbors joined with flashlights until Leslie Shannon of 33 Qua beck Avenue crawled under and pulled the animal out by its tail. The possum was placed in a police car trunk for transport to a nearby thicket.

Cynthia Hemhauser Tiny Charles Sanford Frank Erdman Leslie Shannon Quabeck Avenue Possum

Hungarian Group Elects Officers

Leslie Reed was chosen president of the Hungarian Workingmen's Association at a special meeting held at club headquarters 1316 White Street. New officers include Frank Zimmerman vice president Vincent Mulhall secretary and John Muller financial secretary.

Leslie Reed Hungarian Workingmen's Association White Street Frank W. Zimmerman Vincent Mulhall John Muller Fred Brandstein Henry Goldhor Kalman Muller Frank Wukitsch Steve Toth Julius Timar Anton Elo Wally Tomy Emil Szente Alex Lakatos George Macali Fred Hintenberger Ladies

Boy Scout Troop 94 Celebrates 20th Charter Night

Scout troop 94 marks its twentieth charter night at Harden-Locker School. Second class pins go to Barry Pell and Peter Veith presented by Eagle Scout Michael Gold. Edward Open receives five mete by Eagle Kirkpatrick. Henry Goldhor joins as a new troop committee member. board of education member welcomed. Refreshments follow served by ladies auxiliary.

Harden-Locker School Barry Pell Peter Veith Michael Gold Edward Open Eagle Kirkpatrick Henry Goldhor Board of Education

Former Employee Held For Theft At Newark Station

William R. Holdzkom of 501 Springfield Avenue Newark was charged with embezzling from Charles Hirleman Service Station at 391 Conant Street. Hirleman said Holdzkom, then an employee, asked for 175 dollars to cover debts and received 50 dollars plus 58 from the cash drawer. Holdzkom was arrested by Patrolman Shelborne on a first visit since May 15.

William R. Holdzkom Springfield Avenue Newark Charles Hirleman Conant Street Hirleman Holdzkom Shelborne

Proclamation Urges Buddy Poppy Fund Drive Support

Mayor Raymond R. King of Hillside proclaims the annual Buddy Poppy sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wars to aid disabled and needy veterans and families. He urges citizens to wear a Buddy Poppy on Memorial Day and contribute to the fund through distribution days.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Congress Presidhe Veterans Administration Veterans of Foreign Wars Raymond R. King Hillside Howard J. Bloy

Pingry Student Wins Genesee College Scholarship

Frank W. Elder Jr. of 1263 Salem Avenue received a Genesee scholarship at the University of Rochester worth 400 dollars per year. He will begin as a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences next fall. Elder attends Pingry School in Elizabeth and has been editor of the yearbook, student council representative, and a member of football, baseball, and swimming teams, Glee Club, dramatic society, and the school newspaper staff.

Pingry Genesee University of Rochester Frank W. Eleder, Jr Salem Avenue College of Arts and Sciences Electer Pingry School Elizabeth

Pingry Alumni Reunion Ends With Softball Game

Robert Gibby of 270 Ogdenway attended the Pingry School alumni reunion held on the school grounds and at 580 Westminster Avenue in Elizabeth. About 50 alumni were present and the event culminated with a softball game between former classmates.

Pingry Robert Gibby Ogdenway Pingry School Westminster Avenue Elizabeth

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