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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1956

Page

2

Army Enlistees to Get Holiday Leave

The U S Army recruiting office in the Post Office Building Elizabeth announces holiday leave for personnel enlisting or re enlisting in the regular Army from December 15 to January 1 Alfred Slater at the site invites young men and women to enlist and spend the holidays at home as they begin their military careers. They will be paid for leave and eligible for service benefits. For more information contact Shirer at the Elizabeth recruiting office by phone BL 2 1854.

U.S. Army Recruiting Office Elizabeth Rgular Army Alfred’ ‘i Slater Segulary Army Shirer Elimbeth AfHee

Newark Mayor Carlin Attends Chanukah Festival Tickets Sold Out

Newark Mayor Leo P. Carlin visited a Chanukah festival booth at Broad and Market Streets and received gala tickets for a Madison Square Garden tribute on Monday December 10. The December 6 performance is sold out. The booths at Chancellor Avenue Fabyan Place Lyons Avenue and Berger Street are staffed by Essex County Israel Bond Women's Division volunteers.

Newark Leo P. Carlin Use Lac Bond Market Streets New York Madison Square Garden News"ark Chancellor Avenue Fabyan Place Lyons Avenue Berger Street Essex County Israel Bond Women’s Division Fron Carlin Jean A. Herz Israeli Bond Women's Lawrence Sehacht Sehacht Steel Construction Inc Hillside Essex County Israel Bond Committee

Urges Preparing Autos For Winter

Police Chief Paul Korlesky urges motorists to ready their cars for winter driving for personal and family safety. He notes many drivers are unprepared as snow approaches and stresses proactive measures now.

Paul FP. Korlesky Korlesky

Back the Attack on Traffic Accidents campaign aims to winterize cars

The campaign urges motorists to winterize vehicles before winter. Chief Korlesky stresses brakes headlights and mechanical features as vital for safety. Live wiper blades de frosters good tires and tire chains are recommended to prevent accidents.

Korlesky National Safety Council Ney Waffie Aups

Henry Stachura Dies Pioneer of Neon Lighting

Henry Stachura of 352 Franklin Street Newark area died November 27 at age 69 after residing in Hillside 35 years. He helped found the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Newark and the Claude Neon Company, contributed to early radio vacuum tubes, and was a member of IBEW Local 3 and Michael Hrushievsky Society. Survived by wife Anastasia, son Michael, daughter Amy Mason, and five grandchildren. Funeral held Friday night at Lytwyn and Lytwyn Home for Services Irvington with a High Requiem Mass at Ukrainian Orthodox Church Newark and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

Henry Stachura Lytwyn Irvington Franklin Street Newark Evergreen Cemetery Stachura Ukrainian Orthodox Church Claude Neon Go Mr Stacthurn Hillside International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Michael Hrushevsky Society Anastasia Koryltko Stachuya Michael Stachurs Zoning Board

Two Bailed To Face Gambling Charges

Two men were arrested on gambling charges by police Thursday night. Vincent W. Johnson, 40, of 30 Hal Shear Street Newark, owner of a confectionery store at 1304 Liberty Avenue, was released on $2,500 bail.

Pwo Imén Vincent W. Johnson Halshear Street Newark Liberty Avenue

Betting and police trot through a tavern case

William Bucher 45 of 218 Bust On is released on 2010 bond after police find horse race and football betting slips in Johnson's Store trash. Johnson admits taking bets for friends in Ampritus between 15 and 50 dollars weekly. Detectives also identify Irish Sweepstakes tickets and a phone number tied to the tavern. Local officials report a broader community effort involving committees to oversee home and plot planning with a Somerset County project on Finderne avenue near NJ Route 28.

William Bucher Hyinsom Charles Grant Johnson Maple Avenir Grant Willum Dieralf Robert Mason Booher Bucher Kulp Herbert W. Savidge Finderne Avenue New Jersey Bound Brook Somer

Sun Tube Workers Plan Newark Christmas Party

Members of the Hillside plant Sun Tube Corporation will attend an employees party Saturday evening in the Floridian Room at the Hotel Douglas Newark. The Sun Tube Employes' Association sponsors the event with dinner and dancing. Robert Peace of Roselle chairs the dinner dance committee with Katharine Heimal Union John Farrugelli Belleville and Vincent Fayyata East Orange on the committee.

Sun Tube Hillside Sun Tube Corporation Douglas Newark

Break Ground For 0.1.8. Home

The Eastern Star Home and the Charity Foundation of New Jersey announce plans to construct a new home for the area. William E Kulp of Clark released the statement this week outlining the project and its regional focus.

Eastern Star Charity Foundation of New Jersey William E Kulp Clark

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