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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
4
Police last weekend arrested two out of state drivers for speeding on Route 29. Bertram Harrison of Columbus Ohio and Stephen Kosierowski of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania were charged with speeding at 65 and 57 miles per hour respectively. They were released on bail and will appear in Municipal Court Saturday December 1.
Charles Elsworth of 452 High street Newark was cited for operating without a license after his car collided with another Friday afternoon at Maple avenue and Oakland terrace. His vehicle, lightly damaged, was towed to Veteran's Garage Rouleau. Alsworth will appear Saturday in Municipal Court.
The Dad's Booster Club of Hillside plans an annual town wide fund drive. The town is split into 36 districts with an adult leader and at least four high school students per district visiting homes and stores to solicit donations. A 1952 sticker is given for a one dollar or more contribution, with a $2500 goal.
Mundet Cork Corporation on Bloy Street faces municipal court hearings on December 1 and a year-old state supreme court appeal on December 3. Five local violations stem from Oct 22 to 25 and Oct 29 with smoke expert Howarth testifying for the township. Assistant Township Attorney Dienst and attorney English represent Mundet. Magistrate Kremer presided in October 1950 when a $100 fine was imposed. an appeal was denied and the Superior Court hearing was moved to the Supreme Court by order.
Morris Kadish of 1440 Highland Ave and Samuel Kadish of Newark are named executors and beneficiaries of Lena Goldberg’s residuary estate who was killed when struck by a truck on October 30. The will leaves $500 each to the Jewish Free Loan Association in Los Angeles and the Union of Yeshiva in Jerusalem. Katherine Drzik of 289 Ryan Street widow of Martin Drzik, who died November 9, is named administratrix of a $1,600 estate to be shared with five children per Surrogate Charles A Otto Jr.
The Hillside Jewish Community plans Vote Israel Bonds Day on Sunday December 2 to urge every Jewish home to buy Israel Independence Bonds The $5 000 000 State of Israel Bond Drive supports industrial and agricultural development Hillside chair Samuel Graw Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Ave says polling stations will be set up for bond purchases Absentia voting by volunteers will solicit door to door Sample ballots have been mailed and the chairman calls this the greatest day in the history of our Jewish Community
The B'nai B'rith Girls of Hillside will present a Chanukah program Tuesday evening December 13 at George Washington School. They collect school supplies for Israeli children and cancer dressing materials and have formed a choral group and a baby-sitting unit.
A Hillside Times letter from a former resident lauds Katharine M. Brennan President of the George Washington PTA for her outspoken stance on election campaign methods. The writer commends her moral fibre and character, praising her for shaming petty neighbors and urging more PTA leaders to show such fortitude.
Services for Mrs Nettie Rush formerly of 1478 Maple Avenue were held at Growney Funeral Home with Rev C Morgan Wagner presiding. Interment followed at Rosedale Cemetery Orange. The widow of Daniel B Rush she lived on Maple Avenue for over 20 years and is survived by three daughters Mrs Wachstein Mrs Growney and Mrs MacKinnon and two sons Jack Rush and Melvin Rush plus eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Allan Bergman proprietor of Chapel Auto Sales at 1175 Liberty Avenue flew to Tampa Florida Monday to attend the National Used Car Dealers Convention. As regional vice president he serves as chairman of the rules and by laws committee and will return early next week.
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