Barbara Kleiman Nurse Graduate
Barbara Kleiman daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris D Kleiman of 452 Lexington Place Elizabeth was graduated as a nurse from Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia last Tuesday. A Battin High School Elizabeth class of 1953 graduate she intends to practice as a private nurse. Her father operates a confectionery store at 1045 North Broad Street corner Lexington Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Philadelphia
Miss Kleiman
Battin High School
Elizabeth
North Broad Istreet Corner
Lexington Place
Township Targets Dairy Queen for On Premises Consumption Rule
Mrs. Annette Kaplan protests an ordinance forbidding consumption of food on unenclosed dairy stands like a Dairy Queen on Liberty Avenue. The township will prosecute the Dairy Queen, while deeming buyers not to face action. An insurer notes a Hillside Hungarian Hall basement fire damaged bars and a burned money bag, with some coins salvageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Queen
Cooper
Annette Kaplan
North Broad Street
Dominick Peterpaul
South
Bright Street
Liberty Avenue
Peterpaul
Peterpay
Hive
Township 5
Municipal Legal Department
Superior Court
Alaray
John Belga
Glib
Oliver F Herttun
Hillside National Bank
Treasury Department
Attendance Drive Planned By Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside Rotary Club outlines an attendance drive starting September 11 at Hillside Presbyterian Church with a three month contest. Absentees get red tacks, makes blue for makeup, and weekly letters. those with perfect attendance receive a gift. Members urged to register to vote and combine meetings with Elizabeth club on September 1 at Winfield Scott Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow Curtis, Jr
Hillside Rotary Club
Townley
Louis Nuse, Jr
Alfred Adams
Ira Gottscho
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Thost
Percy Shaffer
Gottech
Ensor
Jack Ewertsen
Elizabeth Club
Winfield Scott
Baby Wins Second Place In Contest At Olympic Park
Paul Joseph La Pointe, 15 months, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur La Pointe of 230 Fitzpatrick Street, took second in the red bed division at the Saturday contest in Olympic Park Irvington, earning a cash award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Joseph la Pointe
Arthur la Pointe
Fitzpatrick Street
Olympic Park
Irvington
Merchant Pursues Thieves Into Arms Of Law
Two youths were held on larceny charges after being chased by innkeeper Harry Schultz of Coe Avenue Liquor Store into his car and then toward Newark. Police found $28 hidden under a truck floorboard and the suspects admitted the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Avenue
Joseph Brooks
Edgarton Terrace
Willian Pord
State Street
Harry Schultz
Union Aves Lue
Sahulis
North Broad Street
Newark
Evans Terminal
Robert de Prospo
Jack King
Schultz
Six New Patrolmen Slated To Join Police Next Week
Six new patrolmen begin service with the Police Department next Thursday September 6 for a 90 day probation. The appointees Lea Kiimehok Jr William C Rupp Tiniel Macks Emanuel P Meyler Richard J Madden and Frank Y Sovithwern were approved by the Civil Service Commission after psychological testing. They raise the department total to 46 officers and men to protect Hew horn developments at Parkway Manor and Conant Fs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Lea Kiimehok, Jr
William C Rupp
Tiniel @ Macks
Emanuel P. Meyler
Richard J. Madden
Prank Y Sovithwern
Lawrence Tiake
Paul B. Korlesky
Parkway Manor
Conant Fs
Drunken Driver Fined 280 Dollars in Newark
Acting Magistrate Samuel Friedman found Leonard Griffin of 7 Mulberry Street Newark guilty of drunken driving misuse of plates and driving an unregistered vehicle Thursday night. He was fined a total of 280 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Friedman
Leonard Griffin
Mulberry Street
Newark
Kiwanis Take 592 From Hillside To Yankee Stadium
Kiwanis members led by Emanuel M. Reiter with Sol Wolkofaky and Nathan Gordon traveled with a Hillside group to Yankee Stadium for the Yanks versus White Sox game. The trip coincided with labor day observance and bank hours change in Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Hillside
Yankee Stadium
Douglass
Flame Hills
Thildeen
The
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Emanuel M. Reiter
Sol Wolkofaky
Nathan Gordon
Edward Boyne Dies, Firm's Chief Chemist
Edward Boyne 47 longtime chief chemist of George C Barthly Co East Rutherford died Sunday at home He founded the firm and served as secretary and treasurer Born Torrington Conn he lived in Newark and Hillside before nine years in residence He attended Cornell and belonged to Holy Name Society Christ the King Church and Knights of Columbus Survivors include wife Edna three sons Edward John and Robert all at home a sister Emilie Baldwin of Torrington and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward &. Boyne
Clark Steel
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
Christ Tiv King Church
Boyne
George C. Barthly
Hillside
Cornell University
Holy Name Society of
Christ the King Church
Thomas F. Canly
Knights of Columbus
Areais
Edna Gilmore Boyne
Alexander Boyne
Tortington
Edward A
John 5
Robert A
Emilie Baldwin
Torrington
Minister To Speak For Israel Bonds In City Congregation
Rey Karl Buehr, executive of the American Christian Ine Committee, will speak for Israel Bonds at a final Congregation on Saturday September 18. Bond Committee members listed include Benjamin Berkowite Samuel Ehrenran Alex Esrick Samuel Gray and Mrs Mary Stachin. Buehr visited Israel in 1949 with Christian leaders to study democracy and foreign affairs before focusing on Israel related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Karl Buehr
American Christian Ine Committee Aid
Middle East
State of Israel Bonds
Julius Woissman
Israel Bond
Bond
Benjamin 8. Berkowite
Samuel Ehren Ran
Alex Esrick
Samuel Gray
Marry Stachin
Sivat
Baehr
State of Israel
F& G
United Congresational Church of Chicago
Chicago
Chicago Citizens’ School Committee
New Rent Curb Law Is Offered
A township committee introduced a new rent control ordinance to comply with the State Rent Control Act of 1953. The plan limits increases to 15 percent of the June 1958 rent, with higher totals allowed only if no prior increase occurred. Public hearings set for September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorittee
Clayton Holding Co
Newark
Route
Hillside Lodge
B'nai Brith
Lawrence Levitas
William Gural
Little Leaguers
Arthur Kresa
Hillside
Little League
Gard Avenue
Adolph A. Winston
Henry Singe
Board of Education
Thwax
Horace Tichenor
Fishing Rodeo Held At Echo Lake Park
About 120 children aged up to 14 attended the Echo Lake Park event organized by the Township Committee Recreation Commission and Better Riding Inc. Winners included Barbara Fuyelk in the girls division, Russell Friedman in ages up to 9, and Raymond Lis in the boys division. Each winner received a fishing outfit. Participants were ferried to the lake and treated to soda ice cream and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Uutil
Echo Lake Park
Mowntainside
Reeteahon Commission
Better Riding Inc
Barbara Fuyelk
Wits
Russell Friedman
Raymond Lis
Will @ COM plebe
Ceived
Edward Harvey
John Searke
Theodore Macdonald
Arthur Kresal
John A. Deseli
Sidney G. Priedman
Andrew Miller
Edward Isbrecht
Amelia Andersen
Martin Relf
Julia, Kyalgeoh
Yankees Release Phil Rizzuto After 16 Years
Phil Rizzuto 38, long time Yankee shortstop, was released by the New York Yankees after George Weiss informed him the club acquired Bias Slaughter from Kansas City and could carry more than 25 players. Rizzuto planned a summer vacation with family at Bay Head and eyed possible nonplayer roles with the team or broadcasting Orioles games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Rizzuto
Hillaide
New York Yankees
New York American League Baseball Club
George Weiss
General Masiger
Yankees
Rizzuto
Bias Slaughter
Kansas City
Wo Gonfer
Baltimore Orioles
Rosh Hashana Services Planned at Sinai Congregation
The Jewish New Year 5717 begins at sundown next Wednesday September 5 with Rosh Hashanah observances at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue. Services are set for September 5 at 7 30 pm and September 6 and 7 at 7 45 am 7 30 pm with special children's sessions in Esther Berkowitz Hall for ages 8 10 9 10 11 12. Abe Chornack announced the Pest Control Unit outing will be September 21 22 at the 4 H camp in Stokes Forest during a Rutgers clinic in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai
Maple Avenue
Esther Berkowtz
Abe Chornack
Board of Education
New Jersey Pest Control Association
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Stokes Forest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Isacson
August H. Davies
Henry Hussbaum
Lodge
Pre Wals
Paul F. Korlesky
Henry Goldhor
Barbara Kleiman
Morris D. Kleiman
Nt Who
Fereday & Meyer Inc
Rotary
Baby
Harden-Looker Playground
Recreation Commission
Carol Kowalsky
Susan Kowalsky
Karen Hare
Judy Sulovski
Joan Costanza
Barbara Vaycik
Jean Michel
Phoebe Zarett
Douglass College
Rutgers
State University Women's College
New Jersey
California
Connecticut
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ohio
New York
Virginia
Douglans College
Byther
Cohen
Clark Ytvest
Madeleine KB. Presser
Balenaversite
National Guard
Charles Mirwa
Union Ssang
Pfc
Ronald Foster
Silver Avenue
Richard Keizer
Broadway
102Nd Armored Cavalry Regiment
N. 1
Camp Drum
War Memorial
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Edward Boyne
Israel
Karl Barhr
Election Board
Unio County
Kiwanis Club
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Basie Ay
Kwara
Kienton D. Wood
Jnaware W. Lave
Hitchin’ Post
Union
Henry H. Nussbaum
Edward Gottlieb
Wood
Love
Julian R.thomas
Emil Heidt
Nussbaum
San Francisco
Phyllis
Eileen Trnasmorate
Oakwood Avenue
Emanuel Relten
Percy AL Peri
UN Committee
United Nations
Ursday
Albert T
Long Ave
Arthur Kreszl
Claxton Rabb
Mr. Rabb
Long Avenue
Turco Company
Blay Street
Lherty Avenue
Nso
Matt-Best Products
Toy & Juvenile Purnitive
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Growney
Broad ST
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