The Herald-News from Passaic, New Jersey (2024)

THE HERALD -NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1954 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 310 Suburban For Sale 313 LYNDHURST Brand New Listing! Owner leaving State, will sacrifice very attractive, newly painted and decorated home with garage: vestibule. modern kitchen, breakfast nook: full dining: party- -style living TV room; screened porch; 3 large, cross-ventilated colored ceramic-tiled bath: steam (oll) heat; finest residential section; Price we'll handle terms, LODI Fashionable Woodmere Step and Heart Saver at less than replacement; Spacious living 2 cross bedrooms: bright modern kitchens: huge expansion level for extra rooms: big "ree" room and bar? oil heat, screens, storms: real plaster fully insulated, etc. Asking $12,500. Terms for all. J.

I. KISLAK, Realtor 179 MAIN DIAMOND HACKENSACK 2-2900 LYNDHURST 1 family brick, 5 6. Newly Asking $14,000. MODERN REALTY GE. 8-4794 Open Week-Ends MAYWOOD $12,900 BungalowS large rooms, steam by oil, plot 60x120, enclosed sun porch with heat, pantry, patio 8x30, 2-car garage.

JOS. E. PACE 201 Paterson Lodi! PR. 9-3771 MODERN 7-room home in nice Jocation: near everything; 2 full baths: hot water, oil heat; 2-car garage: $10,500, CUDIA REALTY GE. 8-3600 MOUNTAIN VIEW ALPS ROAD SECTION $13,500 Cape Cod type home with 24 ft.

living rm. and 12 ft. dining 3. porch and garage, large lot. A.

PEAco*ck, BROKER MOUNTAIN VIEW 8-2020 NEW FREE LIST of Homes For Sale out now, call or write for yours today. Just reduced, bedrm. one powder tile bath, garage, oil heat. Only $13,900. A.

W. Van Winkle Co. Station Square WEbster 9-0500 Third Century in New Jersey NEW WAITING FOR YOU' NOT A DEVELOPMENT VET DOWN NON VET Cape Cod, 4 rooms, pansion attic, full basem*nt, convenient to everything. large rooms. all on 1st floor, expansion attic.

full basem*nt, hot water heat, cedar siding, plot 75x160. Terrific floor plan, large living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, expansion attic, full basem*nt, plot 15x150, Wooded location. $16.995 Split level, stone frame, acre plot, 5 or 6 rooms, place, full basem*nt, hot water heat, garage. $98 month pays for everything. 7-room rancher birch kitchen cabinets, tile baths, garage, big plot, full basem*nt, hot water heat, built with a care for detail.

JOS. L. BELMONT CO. 269 Wanaque Ave. Pompton Lakes ARmory 4-1818 TErhune 5-2000 NEW 5-room bungalow with tile bath, expansion attic for 2 more rooms, 2-car detached garage.

Near Paulison convenient location. Price $13,800. M. T. Rubino, FA.

6-0672. PACKANACK LAKE Excellent 2-story Colonial, full Ing room, 3 large bedrooms, baths. $16,900 Very nicely located home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $18,000 Large Cape Cod type home, 4 bedrooms. $14,700 Nearly new, partially furnished home with 2 very large bedrooms and expansion attic.

$15,600 Several year 'round rustic type, 2- bedroom homes, starting at 89.800 Older type large home with 4 bedrooms, full dining room. $17,500 We have number of waterfront homes; one with 3 bedrooms at $25,000 New, large custom built rancher with 3 bedrooms, tile bath and tile powder room, 2-car garage, porch and many extras, asking $26,900 Another deluxe 3-bedroom rancher. $22,500 Other ranchers from $15,900 On homes at Packanack Lake, you will save by inspecting our listings first, PHONE A. PEAco*ck, Broker MT. VIEW 8-2020 or 2021 PACKANACK LAKE: Westside, near shopping, club house, beach.

Frame. 1st floor, liv. din. bedrooms, bath, sun porch; 2nd floor, bedroom, for another. forced air heat.

oil, 1-car garage attached. cluded: venetian blinds, gas range, Westinghouse Laundromat. $15,900. JOHN WEISS CO. Hamburg Preakness MO.

8-1643 PACKANACK LAKE- Stop at Post Office for homes. Est. 25 yrs. Alton H. Bollinger MO.

8-1418. PARAMUS rooms ranch bungalow, plot 95x105, years old; G.I. mortgage may be assumed. Price $11,000. Call Vincent P.

Judkins. 208 Thomas Drive, Paramus; ORadell 8-3007. PETER N. CIOLINO OFFERS TO VETERANS $300 down, 4-room bungalow attached garage. Garfield; $12.800.

$500 down, 5-room bungalow, Saddie River Township, $10,500. $725 down, large rooms and garage. Saddle River Township; $14,500. Two-family, 6 years old, 4 down, up, 2-car, garage: $19,900. 487A Market Saddle River Twsp.

Open 9 Till 9 HUbbard 9-4769 PINES LAKE Year- round lake home. Cape Cod, only years old, Huge expansion attic, tile bath, dishwasher, etc. Garage, large property. Only $14,900. TErhune 5-0907-W.

POMPTON LAKES Pre-war brick house, plot 164x125, landscaped. 1st floor, vestibule, living room, fireplace, 2 bedrooms, cedar closets, full dining room, tiled kitchen and bathroom, chestnut trim. 2 bedrooms upstairs, sun deck, attached garage, enclosed porch, finished laundry, full basem*nt, 2 steel girders. Price $16,990. 1430 Lincoln TErhune 5-1173-R.

POMPTON PLAINS 3 BEDROOMS ONLY $10,900 Five-year-old bungalow, near town center. Exceptional value for qualified Vet with little or no money down. Excellent terms for non Vet. George F. Van Deree, Realtor, TErhune 5-1777.

RANCH HOME $12,200 Rochelle Park, N. Next to Fair Lawn Transferred to Florida. Must sell four room home, years veld. 2 rooms, 8 ft. sliding door closets, tile bath, 18x18 living room, with large picture Thermopane window, bamboo blinds, venetian blinds, storm and screen windows and doors, electric range, refrigerator, radiant oil heat, patio and swings.

Neatly landscaped grounds on 55x140 lot. Draw string drapes on picture window, also room divider with built in desk. Convenient to all shopping and buses. 5 minutes to Hackensack or Paterson. Must be seen to be appreciated.

OPEN HOUSE 121 Howard Ave. DI. 2-0860 RANCH TYPE HOMES Lots, Plots and Acreage Beams Brothers Wayne MOuntain View 8-2000 RIDGEWOOD 7 rooms, baths, stone house, fireplaces, 27 foot living room, screen porch, near schools. $15,900. Gilbert 5-3848, RIVER EDGE Spectacular view, 1 rooms, baths, 5 years old, porch, sundeck, fireplace, picture windows, washer, dishwasher, near public, parochial schools.

$34.000, ORadell 8-5433. ROCHELLE PARK Brick, bungalow with entrance foyer, living room, modern science kitchen, tile bath-shower, 2 spacious bedrooms, automatic heat. expansion attic, 1 dormers, full basem*nt, plastered wails, city sewers. $14,000. A.

W. SCHOLZ 131 Rochelle Ave. Rochelle Park SLOTS WILL TAKE OVER G. Morts on yr. old 3 bedroom ranch winhouse; screens, storm doors, awning covered large corner lot.

brokerage fee. OAkland REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 310 Suburban For Sale 313 ROCHELLE PARK Comfortable 6-ropm home, wonderfully located. Modern kitchen, steam-oil heat: 2- car garage. $13,500. MAYWOOD Bungalow style, One bedroom, bath, Ist floor: 2 bedrooms upstairs.

Modern finowall kitchen. Steam-oll heat, garage. $13,900, LODI Four-room bungalow built in 1950. Expansion attic; 1-car garage; screens, storm sash. $12.200.

HARRY WOMERSLEY 318 Rochelle Rochelle Park, N.J, HU. 7-6535 RUTHERFORD stately home for a large famIly. Located in a beautiful residential section on a plot 96x110. Eight rooms and bath, steam-oll heat, spacious porch, oversized garage, full screens. Exterior just painted.

A real buy at $16,000. ELLWOOD S. NEW. Ritr. Ames Ruth.

WE. 9-8000 RUTHERFORD-Frame. one-family, 6 rooms and bath, steam heat, new oll burner, 2-car garage. Price $14,500. GE.

8-9545. RUTHERFORD If you require a 4 bedroom house, this is it. Modern tile kitchen, powder room, tile bath. Also steam-oil heat, garage. NOW $13,900 D.

A. BLAKISTON, Ritr. 18 Park Ave, GE. 8-9300 RUTHERFORD Turn your imagination into dolJars. That's right, check this 4 bedroom home for value.

Tile kitchen, powder room on first floor. Complete modern bath, second floor. Steam oil heat, garage. Nice location. Widow must rifice for only $13,900.

FRED P. KURGAN, Ritr. 41 Park Rutherford WE. 9-6200 STOP AND READ Wood-Ridge Resident A zone, taxes $130. Bungalow, 5 lovely rooms with very modern bath, sun parlor, finished basem*nt with recreation room.

bar, laundry room, gas hot water heat, plot 50x100, beautifully landscaped, garden with fish pond and patio. Many mote, $15,900. MARSCHALK RUSSO 318 Clifton Avenue PR. 9-7272 Open Eves. and Sat.

THREE FAMILY Situated close to Upper Montclair Center, this interesting house has 3 ideal apartments. Each has a king size living room, 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and bath: central heating system; marvelous opportunity for income plus a charming apartment. Asking $23,500. THE MOXLEY, INC. REALTORS 241 Lorraine Upper Montclair Office MO.

2-6500 If no answer call EDison 8-9579 TOPS IN SPLIT LEVELS G.I.'s down, 30 yr. mortgage $15.990 Three bedrooms split level with oversized garage; gas AC heat; convenient to schools, shopping and buses. $18,500 Six rooms, 3 bedrooms, split level with large living room, full dining room and oversized kitchen, powder room on 1st floor: tile bath on 2nd level: large garage; convenient to everything. WINANS REALTY 22-22 Morlot Fair Lawn, N. J.

FA. 6-4318 Open Sat. and Sun. TOTOWA ONLY $750 NECESSARY FOR VETS For qual. Vets $90 new spacious homes.

exp. attic, basem*nt, large plots, immed, open Totowa Homes. Riverview Drive; 1 mile north of Rt. 46, Totowa. TWO-FAMILY: good value; acreage, fruit trees; well con structed: house, 10 large rooms, insulated attic, hot water furnaces: 3 coat plaster, hardwood floors.

tile kitchen and bath, closets. BOonton 8-3327-M. TWO FAMILY. bath each floor, 2-car garage. PRescott 8-9830 tween 4-7 p.m.

Clifton ity. Reasonable rent. PRescott 8- 3248. ELDERLY couple desire 3-4 rooms, unfurnished apartment; Hasbrouck Heights or vicinity, HAsbrouck Heights 8-1086. ELDERLY couple want 1st floor, or 3 rooms, 1st Ward.

Garfield, near School 6. Call PRescott 7-4827. FAMILY desperately needs 5-0 rooms, Passaic or Bergen area; reasonable rent. PRescott 8-1552. FOUR adults desire 4-5 rooms.

Call PRescott. 8-8203. apt. in Bergen County, 3-7, LADY desires unfurnished GEneva 8-3552. NEWLYWEDS desire 3 rooms, ty Rochelle Park Hasbrouck Heights.

Reasonable rent. PRescott 9-0103, call between or 6 ROOMS for adults, $75 maximum, heat furnished. Vicinity Lyndhurst to Hasbrouck Heights. Phone WEbster 9-8836. Wanted To Buy 332 A BUYER waiting with cash One or two-family house ALTERIZIO PR.

7-3455 ALL sold out, need new listings for quick sales. Call Leibowitz mann. GRegory 1-4220. Cash For Your Property E. P.

SUDOL PR. 8-6775 PR. 8-0189 HAVE GOOD PROSPECTS for 1 and 2-families. Free appraisal. Also want lots in Garfield and East Paterson.

G. Vasilyk, Realtor. PRescott 7-4827 LOTS wanted or will build to suit on your lot. Call PR. 8-8844.

THREE or lots, Bergen-Passaic Counties. Will pay cash. Private. PRescott 8-8166. URGENTLY NEED bungalows.

farms, land. other properties anywhere. Gallina's, 215 48th Union City, WANTED FOR CASH: 4-5 rooms one floor bungalow; Lakeview. or Clifton. Center section.

Carl Hilbert Agency. PRescott 7-7628. WANTED FOR CASH One or twofamily homes, Quick action. Ventimiglia. SH.

2-0270. LA. 3-2164. WANT TO SELL? can help you find a buyer quickly at a good price. listing fee.

No. exclusives. PAUL YOUNG PR. 7-2538 Business Property Wanted 334 STORE wanted in home owners section or new development. PR.

8- 0026. LEGALS NOTICE My wife, Rose Solomka, having left my bed and board, will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her after July 28, 1954. ROBERT SOLOMKA 281 Semel Ave. Garfield, N. Ptg.

Fees, $4.95 July 29.30,31-3t PASSAIC COUNTY SURROGATE'S OFFICE in the matter of the estate of EDGAR L. JOHNSON, deceased. Pursuant to the order of JOHN Surrogate of the County of Passaic, made on the twenty-ninth day of June, 1954, on the application of Alma Kwaak, Administratrix of the estate of Edgar L. Johnson deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber, Administratrix as aforesaid their debts and demands against the said estate, under oath, within six months from the date of the aforesaid order, or they will be forever barred of their actions therefor against the said subscriber. Dated, Paterson, N.

J. June 29th. 1954 Claims to be to MORRIS PASHMAN, Attorney 663 Main Avenue Passaic, New Jersey KWAAK, Administatrix Pig. Fees, $21.75 July Passaic's "Extra" Principal Submits His Resignation Navy Lieutenant Walter Faley Not to Ask Post at School 8 After Release in Fall Walter Faley, long-absent the Board of Education "off resignation from the school meeting. Technically Held Post Had Faley returned in tember from active duty in naval reserve, as had been pected, the board would been faced with having one principal than it has schools.

Faley has technically School during service. principal 1 of McKinley, (No. Louis Marton, school board counsel, had ruled that Faley must be given his job back School 8 upon his return from service. Laws protesting holders in service state must be given the identical they left. Marton said.

Helen Glancy, former principal of Washington (No. 2) School, been principal at School 8 the past several years. Dr. Clark W. McDermith, superintendent of schools, gave no reason for What's New in Capital Being All Wet in Filibuster Helps Out By Harmon W.

Nichols President Eisenhower Decorates French Nurse "Angel" Flies Off of U.S. WASHINGTON (P) The heroic "angel" of Dien Bien Phu begins today her trip across the I continent. She is still the same modest girl who arrived last Monday in the United States to be hailed as few unofficial visitors have been. Flight Nurse Genevieve Galard-Terraube arranged to aboard, a Defense Department the West Coast with her first stop at Cleveland. Citing her nearly 10 weeks care of wounded and sick in the besieged fortress in Viet Nam as "unsurpassed in this President Eisenhower conferred upon her yesterday the Medal of Freedom with bronze palm.

As he pinned the ribbon emblem to her white uniform, the President said it was "well Police Mull Charge Against Osteopath BAY VILLAGE, O. (UP) Mayor J. Spencer Houk today ordered further study of the circ*mstantial evidence which has pointed to Dr. Samuel Sheppard, anosteopath, as the number one suspect in the slaying of his wife, Mrs. Marilyn Sheppard.

Mayor Houck said he would review the case with the village law director, Richard S. Weygandt, and Police Chief John P. Eaton. The three will consider the possibility of an arrest, he said. As presiding judge of the Magistrate's Court, Mayor Houk faced the uphappy possibility of charging his friend and neighbor, Dr.

Sheppard, with the bloody murder. Mrs. Sheppard was found beaten to death in her bed July 4. No murder weapon has been found. Cleveland Police Chief Frank Story said he did not think there was sufficient evidence for a first degree murder arrest.

But Cleveland Detective Chief James McArthur said, "we've got enough circ*mstantial evidence, although it is not as strong as we would like to have Manhattan Rubber Fall Injures Clifton Man Fred Rudd, 58, of 34 Windsor Road, Clifton, fell from a ladder while working at the Manhattan Rubber Company, Van Houten Avenue, Passaic, at 1:45 p.m. yesterday. At Passaic General Hospital, he was treated for cuts and bruises and a possible fracture of the right arm. Rudd was working in Department 36. WASHINGTON (UP)-What's SEN.

PAUL H. DOUGLAS, Illinois, found a good way to cool off while many of his colleagues were heating up on the floor durthe recent atomic filibuster. frequently went down to the Senate pool and jumped in. SOME THE waiters in the Senate restaurant were getting little loggy in the legs until they looked up and found they were getting time and a half. Warren Britcher, his manager of the restaurant, and lovely assistant, Marie German, kept on goingwithout overtime pay.

After the supper hour, the restaurant served the standards ham and eggs, sandwiches and even the famed bean soup. THE RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE, by the way, could tell when Senator Wayne Morse, the champion long-talker from Oregon, was about to speak. The Senator came in to fortify himself with a thick steak, with onions. And right behind him came his whole staff, ordering the same. The staff had it timed to the onion how long they could stand the gaff.

THE DEMOCRATS would like to have the taxpayers of Texas know that Senator Lyndon B. Johnson didn't make a single speech during his recent campaign. He stayed right here and did his knitting. Johnson, hired no loud speaker trucks, fired off no six-guns and went back to Texas only twice during the campaign, once to visit a dear old friend, and the second timie to address some brothers in a fraternal mood. The only money he spent on his campaign was a letter to relative to ask him to please vote.

That ran into three cents. REPRESENTATIVE OAKLEY HUNTER of California, reports that there are only 145 horses and 262 rules on active duty in our armed forces. Most of the horses, the gentleman from California says, are used to carry people to the grave. He doesn't know what the mules are up to. THE SMLTHSONIAN INSTITUTION is rightly proud of a donation of a copper pill-rolling pan used in thee middle of the last century.

pill-roller was designed by William R. Warner, of Philadelphia, and was used to coat pills with sugar. Russians Ease Up on Students -Stress Practical Subjects MOSCOW (P) The Soviet their hands and less with their government has decided that Russian school kids have been working too hard, and that they've been getting too much book learnin' and not enough practical education. So it has revised the study program for primary and high school grades for the new term to cut down the work load and give the kids more to do with LEGALS STATE OF NEW JERSEY Department of State CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION To all to whom these presents may come, Greeting: WHEREAS, It appears to my satisfaction, by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, deposited in my office, that Knolls Homes, a corporation of this State, whose principal office is situated at No. 89 Central Avenue, in the City of Clifton, County of Passaic, State of New Jersey) Milton Werksman, being the agent therein and in charge thereof.

upon whom process may be served), has complied with the requirements of Title Revised 14, Statutes Corporations, of New General, Jersey, preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of Dissolution, NOW THEREFORE. I. the Secretary of State of New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that the said corporation did, on the Twentieth day of July, file in my office duly executed and attested consent in writing to the dissolution of said corporation, executed by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now on Ale in my said office as provided by law. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have hereto set my hand and affixed my of(SEAL) ficial seal, at Trenton, this Twentieth day of July, A.D, one thousand nine hundred and fiftyfour.

EDWARD J. PATTEN, Secretary of State, Pts. Fees, $22.50 July 23.30, Au ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the accounts of the subscriber as Surviving Trustee of the -Estate of Philip V. R. Post.

deceased will be audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County of Passale. and reported for intermediate settlement to the Passaic County Court, Probate Division, on the 24th day of August next, at which time application will be made for the allowance of commissions and counsel fees. Dated July 12th, 1954. PASSAIC-CLIFTON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustee FRANK H. ROTH Assistant Trust Officer, Tees, July 16,23,30, Aug.

Funeral Notices the hook" by submitting his system at last night's board resignation. The board voted to accept it with regrets. Faley a navy lieutenant during World War II. At the end of the war, the board voted him an additional year's leave to accept a civilian job on Guam. When he returned to Passaic, he was granted a requested pay adjustment to make up for increases he said he had while in service.

Back in Navy in 1949 The principal volunteered for a year's active duty in the navy in 1949. Ten months later the Korean War broke out and Faley continued in service, thus makit necessary for the board to keep open his position. He has recently been taking part in a navy education program as (lieutenant commander in Washington, D. C. The board also accepted the resignation of Joseph Naughton, sixth grade teacher at School 1.

Naughton plans to devote his time to studying law. An 18-month maternity leave of absence was granted Mrs. Doris Baum, faculty member at School 3. Dr. McDermith told the board that eight additional positions have been created in the system for the 1954-55 school year.

He said this is due primarily to an increase in enrollment. The superintendent explained that personnel needs are first submitted by the school principals and then carefully gone over in conferences between himself and the school administrators. The appointment of Mrs. Alex K. Schefrin and Ben Kamine to the Passaic School Savings Board Thomas W.

Bradshaw Dies; Retired Public Works Sup't Thomas W. Bradshaw, 75, retired superintendent of the Passaic Public Work Department and husband of Mrs. Helen Bradshaw, 34 John Street, Passaic, died yesterday in General Hospital. A native of New York, Mr. Bradshaw had resided in Passaic 45 years and had been with the public works department 41 years.

Surviving, in addition to his wife, are three daughters, Mrs. John (Regina) Mahady, of Hackensack; Mrs. R. W. (Anota) Hanzel, of Bergenfield, and Mrs.

Joseph (Helen) Galus, of Clifton; a son, Eugene, of Clifton; six grandchildren, and one great-grandchild, Mrs. Isadore Margolius Mrs. Anna Batavia Margolius, 68, of 470 Piaget Avenue, Clifton, widow of Isadore Margolius, died Wednesday night in her home following a short illness. She was born in Poland. Mrs.

Margolius resided in Paterson prior to moving to Clifton one year ago. She was a member of the Deborah Society and the Woman's Club of the Clifton Jewish Center. Surviving are a son, Dr. Garry Margolius, of Cambridge, one daughter, Mrs. Larry Jaffee, of cl*tton; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Schwartz, of Fair Lawn, Paterson." Mrs. Rose Sherman, of Mrs. John Shields A funeral service will be held Monday for Mrs. Helen Salmon Shields, of 63 Bergen Boulevard, West Paterson. Widow of John Shields, she died Wednesday evening in Barnet Hospital, Paterson, after a short illness.

She was born in Paisley, Scotland, but had lived in West Paterson most of her life. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ann Le Gree, and a granddaughter, Ellen Le Gree, both of West son; a brother, John Salmon, of Paterson. Louis Halperin Louis Halperin, 69, a retired painting contractor of 430 East 28th Street, Paterson, died last night after a long illness. A native of Russia, Mr.

Halperin settled in Paterson about 50 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jenny Levine Halperin; three sons, Harold, of Fair Lawn; Joseph and Bernard, of Paterson; a daughter, Frances, at home; a brother, Paul, of New York; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Huferginder and Mrs. Sadie Block, of New York, and five grandchildren.

Mrs. Henry Wintjen er, Harry, in Italy. William A. Kauglin Mrs. Elsie Schroeder Wintjen, 64, of Route 202, Lincoln Park, died yesterday in Paterson General Hospital after a short illness.

A native of Germany she had lived in Lincoln Park 13 years. In addition to her husband, Henry, she is survived by three sons, Henry, of Morrisville, Howard, of Long Island, and Milton, of Lincoln Park; two daughters, Mrs. Anthony (Elsie) Monaco, of Lincoln Park, and Mrs. Burnett (Edith) Nicholas, of Pompton Falls, Sabino Della Bruno Sabino Della Bruna, 75, husband of Mrs. Loretta La Bruna Della Bruna, 245 Keen Street, Paterson, died yesterday in St.

Joseph's Hospital, Paterson. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Carmine, of Glen Rock, and Harry, of Fair Lawn; four daughters, Mrs. Frank (Catherina) Donofrio, of Fair Lawn; Mrs. Frank (Ann) Certrelli, of Glen Rock; the Misses Frances and Lucille, at home; four grandchildren, and a broth- William A. Kauflin, 72, of 65 Hopper Street, Prospect Park, died yesterday morning of heart attack at Ellison and Church Streets, Paterson.

His wife, Mrs. Louise Ingold Kauflin, died two weeks ago, Mr. Kauflin was a retired label weaver. Surviving are two sons, Albert, of Prospect Park and William, of Wyckoff, and a daughter, Mrs. Herbert (Evelyn) Van Vliet, of Prospect Park; 10 grandchildren, and sister, Mrs.

Thompson, of Prospect Park. on Thursday, July 20, 1084, Thomas Bradshaw (nee beloved Richarda), husband of Helen in his 70th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the MeBride neral Home, 140 Lexington Ave, sale. on Monday, August at 8:15 a.m. and from St.

Nicholas R. C. Church, Passaic at 9 a.m. interment at St. Niche on olas Saturday Cemetery, and Lodi.

Sunday Friends from "EX. 7-10 p.m. Estelle Mae -In (nee Clifton on beloved wife of the late James Age years. mi 1 12 Runyon Funeral Road. service Formerly and of ment at Blakely Pa.

on Monday (QuinIan's Service). MOLCHON- 20 Commerce Garfield on July 29th, 1964, Mary, beloved wife of the late Joseph and devoted mother of Mrs. Mary Malo, Stephen and Andrew Molchon. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Bizub's Funeral Home, 205 Third Passaic, on day at 8:30 a.m. and from St.

Michael's Greek Rite Church, at 9:00 Cemetery, a.m. Paraptan Interat St. Michael's. Friday at 7:50 p.m. PETERMAN Of 68.

Summer Street, Passale, on Thursday, July 20, 1954, Caroline (nee Karie), belovel wife of the late William C. and loving mother, of Amelia and Frank Peterman in her 66th year. Funeral services at the Vender Plant Funeral Home, 7-0 Passaic Garfield, on Saturday at 3:15 p.m. Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Friends Friday 3-5, 7-10 p.m. (Bria) At home on July Passaic, 30th, Emilia, of 260 Lafayette age 76.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Marrocco Home, Mill Paterson, on Monday. Notice of time Friends later. call Interment SatCalvary Cemetery, may urday after 1 p.m. RYPKEMA -Suddenly at New Hampton, N. Y.

on Wednesday, July 38, 1954, Barney, beloved husband of Martina (nee Van Bremen), in his 67th year. Funeral Home, services 7-9 at Passaic the Vander Garfield, Plant on Saturday at p.m. Interment Thursday, Lodi Cemetery, Friends may call 7-10 p.m., Friday 2-5 and 7-10. of 187 Madison Suffern, on July N. formerly 1954, Pauline, beloved wife of the late Charles Schlageter In her 83rd year.

Relatives friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Sniten Funeral Home, 10 July 31 Suffern, N. Interment on Saturday, p.m. at Spring Valley Cemetery, Relatives and friends may call p.m. Friday, July 30. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Ernst Triemer who died in action for his country.

9 years ago, today Ernst died and with his death The Joy of life departed He left behind a darkened world And a family broken hearted. Sadly missed by MOTHER WALTER IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our darling ter Fanny Zito who passed away July 30, Within our home when all was bright, God took from us a shining light. We miss her now and always will, For a vacant place can never be filled. Watch beside her guardian angel, Virgin Mary light her way, Heart of Jesus grant her mercy, That's our fervent prayer each day, Sadly missed by MOTHER, DAD. SISTER and BROTHERS CARD OF THANKS wish to thank my relatives, and friends for their kindness and help to me in the recent loss of a devoted mother.

Kiara Maschke. Particularly, do I Bruckner, wish thank Rev. those who sent flowers and cards of condolences, Kent, those funeral who donated director, cars for and his services. KURT MASCHKE new in Washington: of Board Withdraws Building Objection Original objections to a proposed new building near Thomas Jefferson School were withdrawn by the Passaic Board of Education last night. The two-story building, to be located on Broadway, near the viaduct, is planned by Designeers, an engineering firm.

A spokesman for the company, Oscar Adamoff, told the board the building will be used for office purposes and no manufacturing will be carried on. Board members had felt if the building were used for industrial purposes, trucks and other vehicles might create a traffic and noise hazard near the school. They were assured by Adamoff that such would not be the case. Louis Marton, board counsel, was instructed to withdraw the board's objections at a publie hearing August 10 before the Board of Commissioners. The withdrawal was agreed archi- upon after the board looked at tect's sketches of the building and were assured by Adamoff the building was planned for office use only.

Vagrant Sent to Jail Joseph Antonoff, no home, drew a 10-day sentence a from vich Acting in Passaic Municipal Robert Court Magistrate Bunetoday. He was found guilty of being drunk and incapable at Bergen and First Streets at 9:12 last night. Mrs. James Matthews, 77, Formerly of Pennsylvania Mrs. Estelle Mae Matthews, 77, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Charles Dougherty, 72 Runyon resident Road, of Clifton. A former Pennsylvania, she had resided in Clifton six years. Born in Scranton, Mrs. Matthews lived for a number of years Blakely, Pa. Her husband, James Matthews, died in 1932.

Mrs. Matthews was a member of Blakely Baptist Church and of the Daughters of America Olyphant, Pa. Surviving, in addition to Mrs. Dougherty, are another John Lutz, of Montdale, three sons, Perley of Peckville, Philip, of Ann Arbor, and Ira of Philadelphia; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Victoria Lindsey, of Union, and Mrs.

Lena Thomas, of Montrose, and a brother, Ritus Bohner, of Lake Carey, Pa. William D. Tichenor William D. Tichenor, 75, one of the Organizers of Argonne Chapter, DAV, Paterson, and husband of Mrs. Marie Murro Tichenor, died yesterday of a heart attack in his home, 395 Straight Street, Paterson.

He was a native of Waldwick but had resided in Paterson most of his life. Surviving Mr. Tichenor, in addition to his wife, are three sons, William, Stephen and John, all of Paterson; five daughters, Mrs. Clara McCollum, Mrs. Eleanor Baum, Mrs.

Catherine Conklin, all of Paterson; Miss Margaret Tichenor, of New York State, and Miss Evelyn Tichenor, of Vineland; five grandchildren; a brother, Albert, of Paterson, and a sister, Mrs. Ann Sisco, of Greenwood Lake. Anthony Dziublinski Anthony Dziublinski, 65, of Hastings Avenue, Nutley, died yesterday in his home after long illness. He was born Poland and came to this country in 1910. He had resided in Nutley 31 years.

He was 01 a foreman for the Public Service Electric and Gas Company and a member the company's 25-Year Club. Mr. Dziublinski is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sophie Dziublinski; a daughter, Mrs. Jean Zignorski, of Clifton; three sons, Matthew, of Nutley, and Charles land Joseph, both of Bloomfield; brother, Frank, in Poland, and three grandchildren.

Mrs. Dominick Rossi Mrs. Emilia Rossi, 76, who made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Jerome (Olga) Bria, 260 Lafayette Avenue, Passaic, died today. She was the widow of Dominick Rossi.

A native of Italy, Mrs. Rossi settled in Paterson 33 years ago and for six years had made her home in Passaic, She was a communicant of St. Michael's R.C. Church, Paterson. Surviving Mrs.

Rossi are another daughter, Mrs. Frank (Maria) Pasquini, of Paterson; two grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Nicholas (Antonietta) Rossi, of Chicago. John J. Griffin John J.

Griffin, a member of the theater detail of Paterson Fire Department and husband of Mrs. Agnes Buysee Griffin, 169 Lenox Avenue, Paterson, died in his home late yesterday afternoon from a heart attack. A veteran of World War I in which he was gassed, Mr. Griffin joined the fire department 29 years ago. He was a member of FMBA No.

2. Surviving Mr. Griffin, in addition to his wife, are a son, John J. and three sisters, Mrs. Bert (Mae) Tuffnell, of Fair Lawn; Miss Regina Griffin, of New York, and Mrs.

William (Josephine) Anson, of Paterson. William C. Peterman Mrs. Mrs. Caroline Karle Peterman, 85, of 68 Summer Street, Passaic, died last night in her home following a long illness.

She was the widow of William C. Peterman, who about 20 years ago. Mrs. Peterman, a native of Germany, settled in Passaic more than 60 years ago and was a member of Grace Church, Passaic. Surviving daughter, Miss Amelia Peterman; a son, Frank Peterman, Wyckoff, and two grandchildren.

Mrs. Albert Wick Mrs. Katherine Conrad Wick, 77, of Maple Street, Lincoln Park, died Wednesday in a Wayne nursing home. She was the wife of Albert Wick. Mrs.

Wick, born. in Brooklyn, had lived in Lincoln Park many years. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Scouten, Pompton Plains; two' sons, Robert, of Long Beach, and George, of Pompton Plains, and four grandchildren. Mrs.

Charles Schlageter Zvestia, official newspaper of the Soviet government, and the Teachers Gazette predict that the new program will make little Ivan not only a smarter but a stronger boy. The kids of Moscow and Lenschool uniforms, in some of ingrade are going, back into the primary "coeducation" is being restored. Boys and girls are back together in the same classes after some years of segregation. Parents had complained their children were subjected to overstrain at examination time. To increase practical education, Russian primary school children are going to get garden and shop work and less biology, geography and psychology.

In grades one to four children will "learn how to make different things out of paper and wood, how to care for plants and Fifth graders will spend two hours weekly in school gardens and two in manual training shops. They will also learn to use counting machines, a version of the adding machine, to make models and to do primary surveying. Seventh and eighth graders will be introduced to mechanical drawing. To reduce the work load, schools will cut the programs in biology, arthmetic, the Russian language, natural sciences, geography, foreign languages and history. Study of psychology and logic is to be cut in half.

There will be an overhauling of the present courses in physics, chemistry and mathematics in some of the grades. High school students are also to get more practical education. The number of school hours is to be cut to 24 a week up to the third grade. Fourth graders will go 26 hours and fifth graders 32. Physical culture in the early grades is being increased from one to two hours per week.

Mrs. Pauline Schlageter, 83, who formerly resided at 187 Madison Avenue, Clifton, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Mrs. Viola Peterson, of Haverstraw Road, Suffern, N. Y. Mrs.

Schlageter had resided in Suffern for three years. Born in England, she came to this country about 70 years ago. She was the widow of Charles Schlageter. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Frances Bleisnick, of Ridgewood.

duch*ess of Portland Dies WORKSOP, England (P) -The dowager duch*ess of Portland died at her home today. She was 91. She and the sixth duke were married in 1889. He died in 1943. (Other obituaries and death notices appear on page 2) line Funerals From $186 Complete 519 MARSHALL ST.

PATERSON. MU 4-5400 Gorny Gorny PLAVIER MORTUARY in time of KAMIENSKI Funeral Home PRescott 9-1967 2 Essex St. Passaic Sympathetic.

The Herald-News from Passaic, New Jersey (2024)

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