Easter Services Across Churches in Weequahic Area
Churches in Weequahic and Dae vient Park plan Easter weekend programs led by Nil play op Tonllig pet ax the an iru Sovice. Hirst Baptist hosts a series of services including Good Friday and Easter morning worship with choir selections and a meditation on The Voice of the Obsession. St Mary Magdalene Church in Newark will celebrate with Holy Communion and a family service for children, guided by Rector Dr Montgomery H Taroop. services will mark Christ's Resurrection with readings and sermons.
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Halside
Wheleh
Speta Janserenis
Hirst Baptist Fa
First Baptist
Rev ‘Wealty
A Olsen
Siecnecker
EiuniMon
Geolly
St. Mary Magdalene
St Mary Magdalene
Pormeraldene
Newark
Montgomery H Taroop
Sunrise Easter Services Across Weequahic Park
The 34th annual Easter service held at Weequahic Park Division Hill in Newark at 6 90 AM under Bound Bird Churches of Newsrkind of Millside with Rev. Arthur Wood directing. A Festival Choral Eucharist follows at 11 AM with sermon by the rector and a Shelley anthem The Resurrection. Week services include Lent Communion and Good Friday at Calvary Lutheran Church. Easter Sunday features two services at 9 20 and 11 00 with an Easter pageant at 4 30. Hillside Presbyterian hosts breakfast and a morning sermon by Richard Ossmann at 11 AM entitled What This Day of Life Means in Your Life.
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Bound Bird Churches
Millside
Weeaquahic Park
de Arthin Nop Wood
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
George Harper
Pranklin Memorial Methods Church
Shelley
Ralph
Jeff
Norma Ruth
Anzabeth Ave. Presbyterian
Elizabeth Avenue
Bitrcbes
Ctory
Mons Louis 33
Dobie
Hore Pauls
Hagel Bur- Velat
Louis B
Vie
Rosine Dobie
Dickinson
Authen
Postiide
Lurkin
Calvary Lutheran Church
Calvary Lather
Topi
Hullside
Board of Education vote shifts on pay raises debated
A recent Board of Education meeting featured a second roll call on pay increases for the superintendent and principals. Had five votes not aligned, the increases might have failed or trigger further meetings to assess votes, with Mrs. Nulton, absent, a key swing factor. The discussion touched on tax considerations and public funding, while broader fundraising and vaccine funding themes also surfaced through a Readers Digest request column and local fund involvement including Nat Gold and the March of Dimes.
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Board of Education
Henry G. Nulton
Max Schleifer
Florida
Schleifer
Arnold H. McClow
Vice
National Foundation For Torantile
Patan Foundation
Piats
Free C
Wil Argade White
Weekend Thefts Yield Over $1500
Weekend thefts reported in the area totaled over $1500 in cash and valuables. Mrs Rose Goldfarb discovered $580 missing from a bedroom drawer in her vacant home on Orchard terrace after returning Sunday night. In Frail Parkview terrace a rear cellar window was broken to steal $830 cash a ring and a valued item between 7 am Saturday and 1:30 pm Sunday. A third burglary damaged a rear door to gain entry and $51.40 was taken from a breakfast nook drawer at 1452 Gomp ton service. Investigations by officers Steir and Corde focused on the break ins.
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Rose Goldfarb
Orchard Terrace
Patralwen Vito Dibell
Raymond Heller
Enley
Florence Kileue
Parkview Terrace
Embry
Roav Kolba
Gompton
Sel
Alois Steir
Po- Tolan Corde Millburn
FMBA Dinner Honors Former Fire Chief at 40th Anniversary
Hillside Local 35 hosted a dinner at the Hillside Elks Club marking the 40th anniversary of Albert Chamberlain, retired fire chief and Exempt Firemen member. Speakers included Le Roy Hoesly, Capt Carmen Dill, William Groeger Jr, and Fire Chief August H. Davies. Deputy Chief James J. Intrabaitolo presided. Officers elected include Groeger as president with James McGuire as vice president and Dominick Cupido as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chamberlain
Exempt Firemen's Association
Hillside
Hillside Elks Club
le Roy G Hoesly
Carmen Dill
PMBA
William Groeger, Jr
August H. Davies
James J. Intrabaitolo
Andre Adamehak
John de Santi
FMB
Groeger
James McGuire
Dominnick Cupido
Frank Caswell
Court Halts Milk Vending Interference by Township
Superior Court Judge Richard J. Hughes issued a temporary order barring township interference with seven milk vending machines while determining the township rights to ban machines after permits. The judge allowed the township to deny permits for additional machines but noted the probable delay before a final ruling on the ordinance.
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Superior Gourt
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
Durin Matic Co
Tivington
Sentinel Sales Corp
Cranford
Deb Service the
Princeton
Emanuel Geisten
Gersten
May- Li
Liberty Avenue
Youngsle
Public May Receive Vaccine For Polio In County
Union County Medical Society and Medical Society of New Jersey announce polio vaccine plans depending on favorable evaluation report from Dr Thomas Francis Jr. The first recipients will be first and second graders with free inoculations at many private physicians, with others able to obtain vaccines at usual rates.
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Weterld
Thomas Francis
University of Michigan
Union County Medical Society
Medical Society of New Jersey
Union County Society
Louise Rogers
County Medical Society
Silverman Withdraws From Democratic County Committee Race
Harry Silverman of 1615 Setey Street withdraws as Democratic candidate for county committee in the sixth district. He endorses Charles Rausch for the party’s county rep and urges support in the upcoming May primary. The note comes as sample ballots and voting strips are being prepared.
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Harry Silverman
Setey Street
Iverman
Oy County
Charles Rausch
Howard J. Bloy
Suvernin
Reserves Guard Women In Canvass In Township
Hillside Reserve Police under Deputy Chief Lawrence E. Treger patrolled all township sections Monday night while many women conducted a house to house canvass for the American Cancer Society. Forty reserves formed twenty teams of two at every station. no incidents were reported.
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Hillside Reserve Police
Lawrence E. Treger
American Cancer Society
Easter Eye Hunt Slated Saturday
The Recreation Commission schedules an annual Easter egg hunt at Central Avenue Field on Saturday April 9 at 10 30 a.m. If rain occurs the event shifts to Monday April 11 at the same time. The hunt is for boys and girls spanning three age divisions 4 years and under 9 18 years 9 10 11 years.
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the Recreation Commission
Central Avenue
Linder
New First Aid Class Starts Next Week By Hillside Squad
Captain Thomas G. Greene of the Hillside Ambulance Squad will start a new first aid class next week. Interested persons may communicate with him c/o the Hillside Ambulance Squad, 399 Hollywood Avenue.
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Thomas G. Greene
Hillside
Hillsid
Hollywood Avenue
Town Hall Fund Speech Sparks Parking and Zoning Changes
A town hall debate led to parking rule alterations on Liberty and Ry streets and a shift to protect the Union site. Licensing fees for jukeboxes were cut, and garage extension plans faced scrutiny, with officials delaying actions pending further hearings and board recommendations.
Parley to Discuss Vocational School at County Level
A pending conference with Dr. Arthur L. Je nyson on expanding vocational training to high school level will be reviewed by the Board of Education. Joseph Rum reported, noting Eliz abeth City’s independent school status may hinder countywide vocational setup. The board tabled a request for 200 bleacher seats at the MK school baseball field while bids on school lockers were questioned for fair bidding. Contracts awarded include floor finishing, window shades, masonry and plumbing.
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Arthur L. Jennyson
Board of Education
Joseph Rum
Rain
John* Son
Eliaibeth
Eligabeth
Elizabeth
Samarl Dubow
Shidy
Newark
Ram
Qlshatt
G. Paterson & Son
Shide & Awning Co
Newman Co
Tax Rates in Union County Municipalities
Union County boards set 1958 tax rates with Hillside at 6.04, among the lowest, while Summit and Linden top and bottom the list. The report compares 1955 and 1954 rates and notes only Hillside and Summit/Linden under six dollars per hundred, with several towns still above six. Not yet certified by the state.
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Union County
Union County Board of Taxation
Hillside
Summit
Linden
Berkeley Heights
Clark
Crawford
Klahethy T
Fanwood
Garwood
Tillside
Talks On Fractures For Hillside Ambulance Squad
Dr Milton M Tolken led a talk and demonstration on fractures for the Hillside Ambulance Squad last Wednesday night. Captain Thomas Greene thanked him for his interest and service. Mild with a chance of showers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Tolken
Hillside
Thomas Greene
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