Workers Busy On Cancer Crusade
Mrs. Rubin J. Kaplan announced volunteer workers from Christ The King unit completed addressing envelopes for the American Cancer Society Crusade for 1953. Calvin Coolide School unit finished districts last week with volunteers including Mrs. Tidaback Gio vine Stevens Barbiere Shriner and Lisko. B n a i B r i t h unit chaired by Mrs. Rausch and Mrs. Weiss meets Wednesday. Esther Oscher co chairs announced Rockettes Junior High girls distributed the remaining coin boxes supervised by Adelaide Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin J. Kaplan
American Cancer Society Crusade
Christ the King
H. Cavalcante
P. Duff
Wm. Worswick
J. Rossing
C. Stevens
O. Armstrong
J Bittman
Calvin Coolide School
W. Tidaback
P. Giovine
Stevens
C. Barbiere
O. Shriner
Lisko
B'nai B'rith
Charles Rausch
Marion Weiss
Esther Oscher
The
Crusade
Faulkner Plan Meeting Time Shift Reports
The Central Committee meeting on the Faulkner Plan was moved from this evening to last night at the War Veterans Memorial. The editorial notes the late change in schedule and confirms the meeting occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
War Veterans Memorial
Mayer NROTC Midshipman Wins ASME Engineering Award
Midshipman James Henry Mayer of Notre Dame NROTC received the annual engineering award from the American Society of Military Engineers for excellence in engineering. Frank P. Luongo Jr. announced the honor. Mayer is the son of Louis M. and Mrs. Mayer of 570 Paul Street. brother Raymond G. Mayer serves as weather observer in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Mayer
Naval R.O.T.C
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
American Society of Military Engineers
Frank P. Luongo Jr
Naval
Mayer
Louis M. Mayer
Paul Street
Raymond G. Mayer
Democracy at work cited as voters face polling mixups
Mayor answers questions about Democratic party woes saying it is democracy in action. Reported disenfranchisement in the 8th district after the Harden-Locker School entrance was moved without signs causing front entrance confusion. In the 10th district moved from Saybrook voters criticized the Board of Education for not maintaining the old polling site. County Democratic Committee member plans a rejuvenation break citing heavy costs and overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Locker School
Saybrook
Board of Education
Democratic Unit Elects Officers at Polish Hall
The Democratic County Committee of Hillside elected officers Monday night at the Polish American Hall. William Galik was reelected as chairman with Charles Rausch as vice chairman and Emily Noll as vice chairlady. Emma Jane Stachura, Henry Goldhor, Ann Hintenberger, Fred Schreihofer, and Dominick Peterpaul were added as vacancies by write in vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Hillside
William Galik
Charles Rausch
Emily Noll
Rubin J. Kaplan
Frank Tully
William Dowd
Union County
Democratic
Robert B. Meyner
Emma Jane Stachura
Henry Goldhor
Ann Hintenberger
Fred Schreihofer
Dominick Peterpaul
COP Committee Officers Elected Hillside GOP slate
Officers of the Republican County Committee of Hillside were elected Monday night. Chairman Albert Schoen was reelected. Vice chairman James Duffy, vice chairwoman Mrs. Ann Huber, secretary Mrs. Emma Etling, treasurer Louis Ortstein, sergeant-at-arms Frank Yuill, county delegate Mrs. Evelyn Carey. A platform committee for the November campaign was set, with Douglas Haviland, Kenneth Ross, Emanuel Reiter and Clarence E. Kremer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Hillside
Albert Schoen
James Duffy
Ann Huber
Emma Etling
Louis Ortstein
Frank Yuill
Evelyn Carey
Schoen
Douglas Haviland
Kenneth Ross
Emanuel Reiter
Clarence E. Kremer
Keswich Colony Director to Speak at Hillside Church
Rev. Addison Raws, director of the Keswich Colony of Mercy in Keswich Grove, will address First Baptist Church of Hillside Sunday at 7 45 p m. The Keswich Colony rehabilitates alcoholics and returns them changed to their homes. He is also connected with the Keswick Bible Conference, a summer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Raws
Keswich Colony of Mercy
First Baptist Church
Fifty Bicycles Inspected in Hillside Kiwanis Drive
A Saturday afternoon bicycle inspection at Harden-Locker School under Hillside Kiwanis Club and Police Department issued special passes to fifty bikes. Club officers Theodore McDonald Leon Shider Joseph Prokopowicz Arthur Kreszl Syi Fiorvanti and Emanuel M Reiter led the effort. Another check is planned next month. At a Hitchin' Post Union meeting Henry Warner of Merrill Lynch spoke on investments with film illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Locker School
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Theodore McDonald
Leon Shider
Joseph Prokopowicz
Arthur Kreszl
Syi Fiorvanti
Emanuel M. Reiter
Hitchin’ Post
Union
Henry Warner
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Mental Health Week Proclaimed in Hillside 1953
Mayor Milton B. Conford proclaims May 3-9, 1953 as Mental Health Week in Hillside. The resolution urges public education, more treatment facilities, and community mental health services. Citizens are urged to learn about the Union County Mental Health Association and support better mental health opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For Mental Health
Milton B. Conford
Hillside
Union County Mental Health Association
Saybrook Pupils Present Spring Concert "Musical Expressions"
Saybrook School presents a May 1 spring concert in the Coe Avenue building featuring soloists, choruses, and an orchestra. Vocal director is Mrs. Henrietta Spaeth with Seymour Stein as orchestra chair. performances include Kindergarten through eighth grade numbers, original dialogue, dances, and a concluding clarinet quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Avenue
Saybrook School
Henrietta Spaeth
Seymour Stein
Marguerite Keiper
Alma Govett
Marie Casciano
Helen Bizer
Keiper
Agnes Jaggers
Adelaide Dunn
Jaggers
Geraldine Heatherman
Ruth Kettenburg
Thomas Reilly
Gladys Teuschler
Hildegarde Press
Doris Lohan
Patricia Seeger
Anna Cruger
Casciano
Monica Hickey
Carol Ann McTernan
Frances Slack
Diane Moskowitz
Ellen Farber
Phyllis
Eileen Innamo
Peggy Conlan
Ruth Welch
Dorothy Fleck
Diane Butler
Eleanor Miller
James Winston
Ellen Sarvetnick
Nancy Cox
Judy Golubchik
Rochelle Bass
Patty D
Elia
Brenda Lager
Linda Weinstein
Com Brookes
Stanley Slovin
Lorin Weisenfeld
Leonard Weiss
Rhoda Manheim
Norman Edelman
Janet Sweet
Alice Mencher
Caroline Weisbecker
Jerry Popick
Calvin Mankowski
James Leopardo
Stanley Brookes
Michael Ram
Jeffrey Conford
Don Clark
Alan_Musicant
Edward Glueck
Alan Adams
Joel Presley
Vincent Mirandi
Richard Brogan
Stewart Eisenberg
High School Pinafore Set for Friday Night Performance
HS students present Gilbert and Sullivan operetta H M S Pinafore Friday at 8 30 p m at the High School. Coached by Mrs Henrietta Spaeth and Leonard Strassman, the production blends vocal and instrumental departments with cast leaders Allen McNab George Palfi George Gruyth Joseph Setz Robert Bushanan Miriam Leinwand Emily Tutulis Helene Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Spaeth
Leonard Strassman
Allen McNab
George Palfi
George Gruyth
Joseph Setz
Robert Bushanan
Miriam Leinwand
Emily Tutulis
Helene Bloom
Korlesky Dinner Unit To Convene
The committee planning the testimonial dinner for Paul F. Korlesky Chief of Police will meet at 7 30 o clock Wednesday May 6 at the Flagship Showboat Union Sergeant J Clarence Van Deursen chairman said a limited number of tickets remain from committee members The dinner will be at 6 30 p m Wednesday May 27 at the Flagship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Korlesky
Union
J. Clarence van Deursen
Spring Recreation Program Opens This Week
The Recreation Commission announces the spring recreation program opening on Monday May 4 from 3 15 to 5 15 p m in Central Avenue Coe Avenue Harden Looker George Washington Hillside Avenue Schools and Liberty Avenue areas Supervision by appointed playground attendants Donald Shanks Allan Goldberg Dave Goldfinger Allan Schnur and Frank Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Recreation Commission
Central Avenue
Coe Avenue
Harden-Looker
George Washington
Hillside Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Donald Shanks
Allan Goldberg
Dave Goldfinger
Allan Schnur
Frank Walker
Hillside Avenue School PTA Plans May 27 Faculty Supper
Mrs George Wonnelltz chairman announces Hillside Avenue School P T A faculty supper May 27 in the school gymnasium. Program chair Rubin J Kaplan briefs plans for an entertaining evening with decorations led by Albert Stavitsky. Committee includes Rosenberg Milch Goldman Friedman Stark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wonlentz
Hillside Avenue
P.T.A
Stanley Terrace
Rubin J. Kaplan
Albert Stavitsky
Robert Rosenberg
Louise Milch
Bess Goldman
Association
Ceil Friedman
Lottie Stark
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Announced at Hillside Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Hillside Presbyterian Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon May 4 at 2 00 PM at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Charter Study League Formally Organized Here
The Hillside Charter Study League was organized at the War Veterans Memorial to back electing a Charter Commission. Col. Harry I. Luftman was named chairman with Sidney Englander and Charles Barbiere as vice chairmen, and a conference with the Township Committee is planned to place the commission election on the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Charter Study League
War Veterans Memorial
Central Committee
Harry I. Luftman
Progress Club
Sidney Englander
Orchard Terrace Association
Charles Barbiere
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Harriet V. Schwing
Hillside Heights
Daniel Selb
Charles Wernicke
Arthur E. Dienst
Friedman
Leib
Luftman
League
War Veteran Post Installs Officers in Davenport-Dill Post 1722
New officers of Davenport-Dill Post 1722, V.F.W., were installed Monday night at the War Veterans Memorial. Joseph Madaro was named commander with Victor Heller Sr. installing. Local officials and clergy attended and presented honors as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport-Dill
V.F.W
War Veterans Memorial
Victor Heller Sr
Walter Howell
Joseph Madaro
Henry Goldher
Harold Shultz
Will
Leon’ Brody
Harden-Looker
American Legion
George Martin
Charles Wernicke Jr
D.A.V
V.F.W. Post
Jersey City
Dedication Set For Hillside Field House
At a Board of Recreation Commissioners meeting new appointee Late Share was inducted and named chair of the field day and dedication committee for Hillside’s fortieth anniversary. The field house dedication is planned for Saturday May 23 at Central Avenue field. James McTernan’s resignation leaves a vacancy delaying reorganization. resolutions praised Paul Miller and McTernan for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Share
Hillside
Central Avenue Field
James McTernan
Paul Miller
McTernan
Buchanan To Address Contractors Group
Olephen N. Buchanan founder of Buchanan Electrical Products Corp will speak at the Essex County Electrical Association meeting at Clinton Manor Newark on Monday evening May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olephen N. Buchanan
Buchanan Electrical Products Corporation
Route 22
Essex County Electrical Association
Clinton Manor
Newark
Cleanup Week Set May 4-9
Samuel M. Jowitt announced the Board of Health will hold its annual Cleanup Week during May 4-9. He urged residents to clean homes and property and place rubbish out for regular collection on collection days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Jowitt
Board of Health
Cerebral Palsy Drive Opens in Hillside on Child Health Day
The 1953 fundraising drive for United Cerebral Palsy of Union County launches in Hillside on May 1, designated Child Health Day by Act of Congress and Presidential proclamation. Albert Schoen, chairman of the men's division, says the day suits community activity to support thousands of children with handicapping conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy
Union County
Hillside
Congress
Albert Schoen
Democratic Barn Dance Set by Hillside Democratic Club
The Hillside Democratic Club barn dance committee met at James E. McTernan’s home to arrange ticket distribution for the event at Farber’s Grove Union on May 23 at 8 30 p m. A prize will go to the top ticket seller with music by Fred Riecke and his Country Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Democratic Club
James E. McTernan
Conant Street
Farber’s Grove
Union
Fred Riecke
Prizes And Awards Presented To Cubs
A visiting a and son Jeff Davis from Belleville attended Cub Pack 198 in Belleville. Charles Tepper, cubmaster, led the meeting. Robert Seylaz won a fishing story contest and received gear. Leif Eide Wayne Griffith earned prizes. awards by William Szykowski included two year service pin and various badges and arrows. Weather turning cloudy with showers and wind tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Davis
Jeff Davis
Cub Pack 10
Belleville
Cub Pack 198
Charles Tepper
Pack
Robert Seylaz
Den 3
Leif Eide
Wayne Griffith
Den 4
William Szykowski
Cubs
John Schmidt
Wolf
John Matlosz
Richard Pozar
Billy Szykowski
Donald Matlosz
William Kozlow
Robert Kreshok
Joseph Wallack
Daniel Zakovic
Walter Chmiel
Children stage Springtime play for ambulance squad
Harden Locker School children raised 13.39 for the Volunteer Emergency Squad with a show titled Springtime. Jo Ann and Robert Francese led acts with friends Rosalie Valenti Roberta Graf Josephine Wojdyla Jeannette Wellett Mildred Vacula and Allen Graf performing a violin solo and other settings by Francese and Wojdula. Attendees included classmates relatives and teacher Mrs Catherine Oberritter. Donations collected after the performance supported the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Giordano
Extreme Right
Harden- Locker School
Jo Ann
Robert Francese
Harvard Avenue
Rosalie Valenti
Roberta Graf
Josephine Wojdyla
Jeannette
Mental Health Fund Drive Names Chairman in Union County
Rev. George M. Runner is named chairman of the Hill side Mental Health Fund Drive by Mrs. Arthur Ackerman. The Union County Association for Mental Health leads an educational program to raise citizen awareness, organize action for research and facilities, and promote preventive mental health efforts. It conducts a field study survey to blueprint future services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Runner
Hillside
Arthur Ackerman
Union County Association For Mental Health
Union County
Saybrook Library Council Plans Spring Luncheon
At a Saybrook School library council meeting plans were made for the annual Spring luncheon on May 26 at the Cannon Ball Inn Springfield at 1 p.m. Mrs Harold F Butler handles reservations. The library will close May 29 with no books out after May 22. Plans to move the library upstairs next year for extra classrooms. Representing the Saybrook P T A at the Westfield High School County Council Meeting are Mrs Clarke T Harding Mrs John M Malone Mrs Harold F Butler Mrs James Lynsky Mrs William Kemper and Mrs A Bernheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School Library Council
Cannon Ball Inn
Springfield
Harold F. Butler
Saybrook P.T.A
Spring County Council
Westfield High School
Clarke T. Harding
John M. Malone
James Lynsky
William Kemper
A. Bernheim
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Hillside Photo Service
Shade Tree Commission
Peter G. Humanik
Nrotc Award
James “Mayer
T Whrtion
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Meyner
Elmer H. Wene
Henry Kreh Jr
Avenue 3
Policastro Radio & Television Service
Long Avenue
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
COP Committee
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Patriotic Celebrations Committee
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
Russell Locker Park
North Broad Street
Evergreen Cemetery
H. William Howland
Hugh L. Scott
United Spanish War Veterans
Irving Brody
Joseph Madaio
V.plw
D.A.V. American Legion
Thei
Hillside Lads Club
William Gural
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Martin
Legion Adjutant
Daniel Leib
Prokopowicz
Madaio
Harold Walters
Howell
Salem Pharmacy
Orden
Korlesky Dinner
House OF Glamour
Liberty
Avenue
Genny Srl Ho
New Jersey
Charter Study League
Boy Scout Jamboree Fund
Buchanan To Adress Contractors’ Group
Zimmerman Photo
Saybrook Library Council
Solomon
Liberty Ave
Lee — Rbiltweil
Thorogood
Levi
Washington Storm
Tobia’s Appliances
Expert TV. Service
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