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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
4
Multiple marriage notices outline ceremonies across Hillside and surrounding towns. Cath erine Atkinson wed Kenneth Bernau Lull at St Catherine s Church with family members and neighbors attending. ceremonies continued with receptions and planned residences at South Long Ave and Oak Ridge Rd. Additional vows include Vincent Freda and Mary Pisano, and Joan Amberg and Robert Kovacs, with details on attendants, grooms, and later home addresses.
Miss Joyce Rippo daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Rippo of 202 1/2 Astor Street Newark and Mr William Anzella son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Anzella of 51 Yale Avenue Newark were married September 29 at the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary in Newark Benjamin Fusco officiated. A reception followed at the Pacific Loafers in Newark with maid of honor Miss Mary Chause and bridesmaids Miss Jo Ann Marlow and Miss Dolores Vitrano. Best man was Mr John Kulish. ushers included Mr Thomas Gematko and Mr Dave Keizer. The bride, a East Side High School alumna, works for W T Grant in Newark. The groom, Hillside High School grad, is with Robert Campbell Co Linden. After a motor trip to Canada the couple will reside at St James Avenue Woodbridge.
At Say brook Morris School PTA meeting on Oct 10, Scout Master Jerome Greenhouse of Boy Scout Troop 190 outlined Scouting goals stressing family life religion and education. He urged parents with unused uniforms to contact the school for pickup. The Scouts demonstrated first aid wig wag semaphore signals and rope lashings.
Mrs Louise Bushnell of the National Manufacturers Association will be guest speaker at a day long meeting of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs on November 17 at the Nassau Inn Princeton The program titled The BPW Looks at the Community aims to help local clubs view themselves as community groups Mrs Lida Aronson Hillside BPW president and Miss Irene Phillips local VP and state treasurer will lead the event
Miss Dorothy Constance Dade married Charles Theodore Strimel at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church on Sept 29. The bride, daughter of Mrs. H. Dade of Maple Ave, was counseled by Rev. Dr. Edson Leach with sister-in-law Winifred Dade as matron of honor. Bridesmaids Claire Byrne and Mrs. Wilbur Willis, best man William R. Dade, ushers Wilfred Dade and Richard Hartman. Flower girl Susan Hartman. organist Mrs. Joseph Whitlock. The couple, both tied to Western Electric in Kearny, plan careers in Philadelphia education.
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