Hillside Yellow Cab Public Notice and Local Roofing Ad
Hillside Yellow Cab offers 24 hour taxi service with radio equipped cabs and special rates for long trips. Walter Warren owner advertising Tinning and Roofing at 303 Long Avenue and Karl Abelhoer at 234 Long Ave Hillside with contact WA 3 6699.
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Speial
Hillside Yellow Cab
Waverly
Long Avenue
Walter Warren
Tinning & Roofing
Karl Abelhoer
Long Ave
Hillside
Tel
Sinai Building Dedication Dinner Honors Campaign Leaders
A large turnout gathered Sunday at Esther Berkowitz Hall to honor the Sinai building dedication and acknowledge campaign workers from the November 1945 fund drive. Benjamin Berkowitz presented gifts to Abraham Mankowitz and Emanuel Finkel, with certificates to Levy and Scheingarten Architects, Essex Contractors, and Sidney Koretz for brochure work. Several past presidents and auxiliary leaders were recognized as Rabbi Eliezer Cohen opened with invocation and Rabbi Theodore Adams spoke as guest.
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T Ea
Esther Berkowitz
Sinai
Benjamin S. Berkowitz
Abraham Mankowitz
Emanuel Finkel
Berkowitz
Levy and Scheingarten
Essex Contractors
Sidney Koretz
Mankowitz
Finkel
Jerome J. Reich
Harry Zavin
Rubin D. Schmidt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Israel Alexander
Leo Arch
Joseph Hecht
Eliezer Cohen
Theodore L. Adams
Jersey City
Rabbinical Council of
New Jersey
Sonya Dayne
Irving Dayne
Abe Charnack
Rabbi Cohen
Emanuel Eichler
Samuel §. Friedman
Samuel Graw
Schmidt
Israel Stresser
Benjamin Wishnatt
Librarian Heads to State Convention in Atlantic City
Mrs. Ford Meyer local librarian left this morning for Atlantic City to attend the State Librarians Convention from today through Sunday. Her cousin Mrs. Edith Bishop Sherman of South Orange will speak at a junior round-table discussion and is author of Bright College Year and other works. Guest speaker at Saturday's banquet will be Henry C. Com manger professor of history at Columbia University and author of The American Mind.
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Ford Meyer
Atlantic City
State Librarians Convention
Meyer
Edith Bishop Sherman
South Orange
Sherman
Henry Commanger
Columbia University
Calvin Coolidge Summer Roundup for School Entry
P r A announces a summer roundup for children entering school in September. The event is set for Tuesday April 24 at 9 30 am at the school with a doctor and dentist to examine all children. Mrs Henry Merkel chairs assisted by Mrs Arthur E B Dienst.
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Calvin Coolidge
P.r.a
Henry Merkel
Arthur EB
Dienst
Annual K C Communion Breakfast Held in Elizabeth
The second annual communion breakfast of Rev. Thom as F. Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth followed the seven o clock Mass at Christ the King Church. Speakers included Rev. John J. Cassells and Paul Jordon. grand knight Michael A McGuire and others announced plans for a May 4 barn dance and a council softball team.
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Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Christ the King Church
Gerard B. Whelan
Frank X. Hammond
Walter Enoch
John J. Cassells
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Darlington
Paul Jordon
Seton Hall University
South Orange
Michael A McGuire
Council
Father Whelan
Frank Ott
Union
K. of C
John Sprouls
Jersey City
William Doyle
Henry Spingler
Raymond Vanburak
Walter Dillon
Frank Hill
Perry DeWitt
St. Michael's Hall
John Gallard
Edward Cantillion
Bnai Brith Women Honor President Mrs Rausch at Luncheon
Mrs. Charles Rausch president of the Bnai Brith Women’s Chapter was honored at a surprise luncheon by the executive board at Kresge’s Newark. She received Sterling sugar and creamer set after two years in office.
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Charles Rausch
B'nai Brith
Kresge's
Newark
Rausch
Lyons Hospital
Jim
Hillel
Fay Klein
Frieda Skinder
Jean Rausch
Sadye Gottesman
Clara Reiss
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Nadwodney Named Senior Vice Commander in DAV Chapter 55
In a three way race Monday at the VFW Hall John Nadwodney was chosen senior vice commander of Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 55 Disabled American Veterans. Other officers elected include Commander John Sgroi junior vice commander Joseph Prokopowicz chaplain Herbert Layeack financial secretary Beckman sergeant at arms Michael Prokopowicz and judge advocate Col. Harry Luftman. Installation set for May 7 at the VFW Hall.
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V.F.W. Hall
John Nadwodney
Charles Wernicke, Jr
Salvatore de Francisco
Robert Beckman
John Sgroi
Joseph Prokopowicz
Herbert Layeack
Beckman
Michael Prokopowicz
Harry I. Luftman
V.e-W. Hall
Lodge Complaints With Health Board
Health Board met to hear complaints of improper refuse storage at 1043 Voorhees street and water accumulation on nearby properties. Health Officer Samuel M. Jewitt investigated and findings prompted directives for Maple avenue buildings to use Maple side for daily refuse collection. Owners at 1557 Schley street receive 30 days to remedy debris-filled water. 167 Wilder street water flow referred to committees due to township involvement. Summer risks include potential mosquito breeding from stagnant water.
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Samuel M. Jewitt
J. Zankowski
Voorhees Street
Maple and
Williamson Avenues
Maple Avenue
Herman Newman
Williamson Avenue
June Elman
Tillie Yaeger
Schley Street
Milton B. Conford
Wilder Street
Nominees Thank Supporters for Hillside Township Committee
Commissioner Benjamin Hale and Arnold H McClow issued statements thanking voters after the Republican primary. Hale urged supporters to back McClow and himself in November, while McClow pledged to serve Hillside with effort and dedication to improve the town for all residents.
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Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
Hale
McClow
MecClow
Hillside
G O P Club Thanks DeDominick Backers
The Third District Republican Club expressed thanks for support for its candidate Frank De Dominick in the county committee race. De Dominick lost by two votes but pledged continued strong district and party representation.
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Third District
Republican Club
Frank de Dominick
de Dominick
Luftman Declares Independent Status in Township Race
Harry S. Luftman, running as an Independent for Township Committee, confirmed he did not vote in the Republican Primary yesterday marking his formal entry into the independent ranks after 24 years.
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Luftman
Harry S. Luftman
Red Cross Drive Extended to Reach $14,900 Hillside Total
The annual Red Cross fund drive in Hillside is extended until the $14,900 goal is met, with $9,520 raised (64%). The Elizabeth town Chapter area will continue the drive amid growing military needs, led by Hillside chairman Thomas T. Newbold.
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Red Cross
Hillside
Elizabethtown
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
Joseph H. Bigsley
Harriman
Korea
Europe
Louis P. Davis, Jr
Thomas T. Newbold
Conant Street
Newbold
Netvbold
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
PTA Presidents Plan Parley and Youth Welfare Conference
Hillside P T A Presidents Council to meet May 8 at 10 am at Mrs Henry Nurton 33 Beechwood Place then attend Youth Welfare Conference at Cranford High School. They also join Union County Conference at Cranford High May 4 and plan a May 22 luncheon at Townleys Union. About 15 members traveled to Lakewood for Central Conference. Regular meeting held Tuesday at Mrs Milton Lilien 152 Clark Street.
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P.T.A. Presidents Council
Hillside
Henry Nurton
Beechwood Place
Cranford High School
Union County
Townley
Union
Lakewood
P.7.a.'s
Milton Lilien
Clark Street
Summer Roundup At Harden Locker School For Pre Schoolers
About 75 preschool children were examined and registered in a summer round-up program sponsored by the PTA at the Harden-Locker School. Mrs. Samuel Carroccia led the event. The report also includes a bank condition statement for Hillside National Bank as of April 9, 1951, with assets totaling over 20 million and deposits nearing 19.6 million.
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Harden-Locker School
P.T.A
Samuel Carroccia
Cub Pack honors Ward with service award at Calvary Lutheran
A statuette of appreciation was given by Cub Raymond Greer to Dr C Pren tiss Ward retired Cubmaster of Pack 193 at Calvary Lutheran Church. Pack 193 officials introduced the new committee led by Joseph Miller with Fred Treslar Fred Knapp Jerry Coyle and others. Awards included wolf badges for Coyle Jones Miller and Gudat and arrow and iron badges for several members.
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Raymond Greer
C. Prentiss Ward
Pack
Calvary Lutheran Church
Joseph Miller
Ward
Henry Weiman
Miller
Fred Treslar
Fred Knapp
Jerry Coyle
Hillside
Philip Orlando
C Morgan Wagner
Wolf Badge
Howard Jones
Gold Arrow
Fred Treslur
George Gudat
Dennis Stachura
John Lenaz
Silver Arrow
Lron
Ronlata Orlando
Robert Bridgus
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Local Eagles reorganization dinner planned by former leader
Walter Leibo, president of the Board of Education, announced a locally focused reorganization of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He recalls past leadership in New Jersey and Long Branch and Asbury Park Aeries, aims to boost membership toward 1000, and says a dinner for former members will be scheduled and mailed.
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Walter Leibo
Board of Education
Order of Eagles
Leibo
The
Eagles
New Jersey
Long Branch
Asbury Park Aeries
Monmouth County
Hillside
Jewish Passover Begins Tomorrow
The Passover Festival to be observed starting Friday April 20 for eight days. Families will hold Seder gatherings on Friday and Saturday evenings, recounting the Exodus story. No leavened foods during the holiday. matzoh substitutes for bread.
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Israel
Sunc
Hoesly Reelected County Committeeman in Close Battle
LeRoy G. Hoesly a Republican county committeeman in the third district was reelected Tuesday by a 74 to 72 margin over Frank De Dominick. He thanked loyal friends for their support.
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LeRoy G. Hoesly
Frank de Dominick
Hillside Township to consider sale of Windsor Way lots
The Hillside Township Committee plans a meeting on April 25 1951 at 8 15 pm to consider Continental Contractors Inc offer to buy Lot 7 D and rear 102 feet of Lot 14 D in Block 89 on Windsor Way for 7200 dollars with broker commission 5 percent. Deposit of 780 dollars due if accepted plus 20 percent of purchase price at closing, balance by bond and mortgage 8 percent interest, deed by bargain and sale, subject to survey and municipal restrictions and taxes paid by buyer.
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Township of
Hillside
North
Broa Street
New Jersey
Continental Contractors, Inc
Windsor Way
Oust Democrats In 8th District Sees Committee Shaken
In the eighth district four county committees faced upheaval as Edward Isbrecht and Valentina Lukashinsky were unseated. Isbrecht lost 90-35 to William Gualik and Lukashinsky 75-49 to Saura Santucci. A GOP clash in the district edged Roy G. Hoesly over Frank De Dominick 14-72. In the tenth district incumbents split, one side winning 5-9. In the seventh district Joseph W. Freep won a vacancy race 50-20 over Carlo DiBuono.
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Dey
Edward Isbrecht
Valentina Lukashinsky
Isbrecht
Willam Gualik
Lukashinsky
Saura Santucci
Gang Government Association
Incumben
Raly
Albert Schoen
Joseph W. Freep
Carlo DiBuono
New Parking Ban Enforced on Hollywood Avenue
Chief Norman L. Sanford announced a new parking ban on Hollywood Avenue with signs to be erected. He urged motorists to comply as enforcement begins to prevent accidents on the narrow street.
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Hollywood Avenue
Norman L. Sanford
Police caution on loose dogs and new baby in Morristown area
Chief Norman L Say ford warned dog owners to keep pets confined or face action as town enforces leash rules. In other news Mr and Mrs M C Woodburn of Chatham announce the birth of a baby girl at Morristown Memorial Hospital Mel Woodburn Jr. is vice president of Maxon Pontiac Inc.
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Norman L Sayford
Woodburns
M. C. Woodburn
Chatham
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Mel Woodburn J
Maxon Pontiac ,Inc
North Broadstreat
Township sale terms and bidder obligations outlined
The notice outlines closing date not later than ninety days from sale, deposit forfeiture for nonpayment, purchaser to lay sidewalks sewers and utilities, and payment of papers and bonds. Corporations may pay revenue stamps, township committee may accept offers, and officials may finalize sale or assign rights as directed.
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Thas
Agress
Tinantal Contractors, Inc
I'L Oriza
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