Local youths found guilty after trial in Dixie Diner brawl
Magistrate Henry Goldhor found two Hillside youths and a Colonia companion guilty of disorderly conduct for a September Route 22 fight sparked by alleged dep remarks about a young Westfield couple. Two others were not guilty. one defendant faces potential jail if convicted again within 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Dixie Diner
Henry Goldhor
Colonia
Carl Lepeshko
White Street
Michael P. Kelly
Maplewood Avenue
Lepeshko
Fred Reses
Boston Avenue
Me Marines
Kelly
Ralph L. Gee
Central Avenue
Donald Zimmerman
Tillman Street
Albert Peterson
Myrtle Avenue
Richard L. Peterson, Jr
Livingston Street
Johem W Peterson
Fresh Yet Frayed: A Nearby Page of Whimsical Musings
This fragment notes varied routines with men golfing in the afternoon and others working from home. It recalls older times when lemonade stands were common and jokes about thrift and travel tease the idea of leisure versus staying in.
Parley of Home for Asthmatics Meeting in New Jersey
The Sewark League and Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children at Denver announce a Monday gathering on November 17 at 8 30 p m at Congregation Beth El in South Orange. Committee chairs report on fundraising for the Denver Home and Mrs George Golub will demonstrate cosmetics. The eastern regional Denver Home conference follows November 22 23 at the Waldorf Astoria New York with the List anniversary dinner Saturday and luncheon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewark League
Jewish National Home For
Denver
Congregation Beth el
South Orange
George Golub
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Jersey unit members to address home conference guests
Arthur B. Lorber national president and Dr. M. Murray Peshkin medical consultant of the Home will address guests at both affairs. Mr and Mrs Louis Katehon and daughter of 60 King Street attend the dinner. Mr and Mrs Albert Bean of 1428 Bond Street attend. Mrs Bean Mrs Norman Lew Mrs Morris Pullman and Mrs Leon Wiselie all of Hillside attend the conference luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Arthur B.lorber
M. Murray Peshkin
Louis—Katehon
King Street
Albert Bean
Bond Street
Bean
Norman Lewis
Morris Pullman
Leon Wiselie
Hillside
Barron Kowalsky wedding in New Jersey headline
Joan Kowalsky and Roger Barron wed in Cathevin Church on Sunday November 2. The couple, both Hillside High graduates, will reside at 533 East Second Avenue Roselle. He works for New Jersey Bell in Linden. she for Air Reduction Sales in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Henry Barron
Joan DeJores Kowalsky
Anthony Kowalsky
Hillside Avenue
Florida
Cathevin Church
Lawrence Gadek
Eizabeth Carteret Hotel
Heth
Barron
Henry Barron
Filapateick Street
Gordom Morgana
Newark
Janes Sheehan
Elizabeth
Josephine Furgione
Union
Federick Pastner
Hillside
Robert Loew
Kenilworth
George Glynn
Hillside High School
Air Reduction Sales Co
New Jersey
Rita Lesko Weds Rahway Resident
Miss Rita Veronica Lesko daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lesko of 515 Tillman street married Walter Armond Busslere son of Mrs Ella Busslere of 258 West Emerson avenue Rahway on Saturday November 1. Rev John F Tykes conducted the ceremony at Christ the King Church and a reception followed at the Polish American Citizens Club Blay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Veronica Lesko
John Lesko
Tillman Street
Walter Armond Busslere
Ella Busslere
Emerson Avenue
Rahway
John F. Tykes
Christ the King Church
Marilyn Cirrito
Carol Tidaback
Hillside
John Kiernan
William Buron
Roland Bussiere
Roselle
Hillside High School
J. Schiller Inc
Linden
Rahway High School
Teterboro School of Aeronautics
Charter Presented To Hillside PAL Inaugurates Police Athletic League
Hillside officials and PAL leaders gathered as William Gural handed a charter to Samuel Fazzone amid a group including Acting Chief Lawrence Treger and PAL director Alois Stier. The event, dated around August and September, followed by farm market notes on marijuana drug education and related criminal impacts, detailing addiction risks, price estimates, and police urging vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Photo Service Township
William Gural
Police Athletic League
Samuel Fazzone
Lawrence Treger
Louis Disehler
FMBA
Alois Stier
PAL
Hillside Rotary hears marijuana harm warned by detective
Detective Philip Wiltcoff of the New Jersey State Police narcotics squad told Hillside Rotary Club that marijuana causes harm and can lead to heroin use. He called marijuana the biggest problem the unit faces and described it as a common weed from an animal plant family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittcoff
Ing
Hillside Rotary Club
Philip Wittcoff
Hillside
N. J
Wiltcoff
Majuana
Carl J. Tulka Named Director of Technical Service
Cooper Alloy Corp. executive vice president J. Looper announced Carl J. Tulka as director of technical service for the company. Tulka will oversee technical support for Cooper’s valve and fittings division.
Ren and Resides in Edis Ship Ford
A fragment notes Ren and resides in Edis ship Fords. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Edis, Ship, Fords
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Charles C. Faggins
Columbia Avenue
Plainfield
Goldhor
Eerd
Pingry
Joseph Franklin
James Whitlock
Exeter Way
Richard I
Gate Way
Stephen Brown
James Rov’ Senbere
Hartley Terrace
Hong Edward Atwater
Bauer Terrace
Charles Pracy
Ouden Way
City
Fereday & Meter Co, Inc
Olive St. Elizabeth, NJ
Lewiston
Pittsburgh
Charlottesville
Toronto
Canada
Strictly Fresh
HERTZ
Trinity Place
Col
Magnolia Ave
Eliz
Waverly
Murdock
Daniel Leeds Miller
Coal & Fuel Oil
Vauxhall Rd
Jeddo Highland
Lehigh Valley “Blue Coal
Koppers
Joan KowalskyAnd
Roger Barron
Mrs
Roger T. Barron
Rita Lesko
Hillside Photo Service
Walter A. Bussiere
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Management Esociation
American Society For Mechanical Engineers
Cooper
Ingeborg Moirmassistant Hommetpan
Cape Openhagen
Denmark
A.P. Morris
Hoffman
United Stage
Copenhagen
Mittleman Bros Inc. Quality Bakers
Maple Avenue
WaAverly
THE
Hillside National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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