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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
2
Snow White Paint Co advertises Snow-White Titanium lead and oil paint with a money-back guarantee against peeling rubbing or washing off or turning yellow. Priced at 2.25 dollars per gallon in 5 gallon cans with over a million gallons sold and sample cans for 50 cents from 18 Gansevoort Street New York.
Miss Marcella Furiness daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Furiness of 517 Columbia Avenue married James Baylard Kemble son of Mr and Mrs William Ashmore Kemble of Lavallette in a double ring ceremony at Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church Union. The Rev Frederick Drake officiated and 150 guests attended at the Flagship reception.
The bride and groom from Hillside and Trenton were married with a lavender bouqueted ceremony. The bride, a Hillside High School and Berkeley Secretarial School graduate, will live in Trenton with the groom, who attended Trenton High, Rutgers Agricultural College and works with DeLaval Steam Turbine Co. The couple wed on the 22nd anniversary of the bride’s parents' marriage.
The Rev. Thomas F. Canty reinstalls Michael A. McGuire as grand knight of Paulus Hook Council 3197 Knights of Columbus in the Church of Christ the King Elizabeth. District Deputy John Sprouls officiates with past grand knights James Rockford and Patrick Kelly. New and re elected officers named include Louis Mayer Walter Dillion Frank Seaton Joseph Bannan Jr William Donnelly Victor Mason John Robinson James Baley Leo Hirsch Joseph Wallack Fred J Mackennall. A testimonial dinner for McGuire is set for Sept 28 with George Sheridan in charge. events include a Holy Communion Oct 22 and a barn dance Oct 28 with Walter Enoch leading a 350 member drive.
Greetings extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year.
Detectives report two parallel ransom calls targeting Mary Ann Wronski and Myrna Rossner of Coeweave School. A man posing as Mr Amos demanded 1600 dollars for the girls' safe return, then vanished after initial false leads.
More than 380 dollars worth of golfing equipment and clothing were taken from the automobile of Harry Edgcomb Jr. at 55 Lexington drive Livingston. The car, parked near Edgecomb Steel Corp 460 Hillside avenue, was entered by forcing the draft window between 11 59 am and 6 pm. Edgcomb is general sales manager of the firm. Patrolmen Walter Steib and Frank Erdman investigated.
The Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey will meet on notice date to consider an offer from Lezep Builders Corporation for Lots 7 8 9 10 on Hill sie Avenue in Hillside. Bid price 1260 with $500 down and 200 balance in 30 days after sale. The sale includes deed costs plus taxes and required sewer work at purchaser expense.
Executrix Constance Jarry gives notice to creditors of Ursula Yanush also known by multiple names to file their claims under oath within six months from August 18 1950 or be barred. Morris Major attorney lists 24 Branford Place Newark NJ. Fees $7.30.
On Sunday September 24 the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church will call its congregation and church school to rally for fall and winter months. The school meets at 9 30 a m in its departments and at 1045 a m the whole church gathers for a sermon The Church A Fellowship and babies will be baptized during the service designated Every Member Our Day.
Despite rain, Hillside Lodge 1591 BPO Elks held their annual picnic with 165 attendees on Sunday September 10.
The Times outlines disputes over financing for Hillside park development, detailing views of the township, Freeholders, and Park Commission. The Township Committee urged land acquisition for county park plans, while civic groups form to support or promote county park expansion. A final piece will suggest ways to unite diverging interests or pursue alternatives.
Succos or Feast of Tabernacles starts at sundown next Monday September 25 as Jews recall wandering in Sinai. Major holidays open with services at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue, September 26 at 8 45 am 6 30 pm and 7 pm.
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