Hungarian Fighters Get Jobs at Local Tool Company
Three youths from the Hungarian revolution Gyula Pucham mer Istvan Dolman and Paul Agh workers at Eagle Tool and Machine Co Evans Terminal New Jersey sponsored by Albert B Hall and Edward J Csaszar they fled Hungary after the counter revolution and began work November 29 they speak Hungarian no English and share an apartment in Newark plans include English classes and savings accounts at Hillside National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Tool and Machine Co
Evans Terminal
Gyula Puchammer
Istvan Dolman
Paul Agh
Budapest
Parkhurst
Newark
Albert B. Hall
Short Hills
Edward J. Csaszar
Mountainside
Camp Kilmer
Harold Benzing
Hillside National Bank
Holz
Benzing
American Express
Church Services and minister schedule listed for two Elizabeth churches
The notice lists Christ the King Catholic Church services with multiple Mass times and devotions led by Rev. Perry G. DeWitt and assistants, plus First Friday Masses and various novenas. It also notes activities at First Church of Christ Scientist at 251 Fairmount Avenue, Elizabeth, including Sunday service, Sunday School, and meeting times, with a lesson sermon on the evolution of the universe by atomic force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King Catholic Church
Perry G. DeWitt
Gerard B Whelan
Richard ‘A. Greene
Sacred Heart
First Church of Christ Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Morty Avenue
Refugee housing debated in Hillside at North Broad street
Proposal to use Hillside old Town Hall 1264 North Broad for Hungarian refugees finds limited support. David Evans offers jobs for 50 refugees in construction and Holmdel farm, while Albert I Eddy notes approval from some officials and Arthur Kreszl suggests using 1916 White street Workmen’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
North Broad Street
David ©. Evans
Holmdel
Albert I. Eddy
Hillside Committee
Governor's Committee On Refugee Relief
Eddy
Arthur Kreszl
White Street
Evans
Mother Daughter Club Plans Christmas Party
A board meeting of the Mother Daughter Club of A. P. Morris School was held at Mrs. Ross Bartolotta's home on 1280 North Broad street. Plans were made for the regular meeting on Wednesday December 19 in the school cafeteria. A Christmas party with gift exchanges will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Daughter Club
A. P.morris School
Ross Bartolotta
North Broad Street
Clothing Collection For Hungarian Relief Saturday
A Hungarian Relief clothing drive is set for Saturday December 15 with a meeting Monday night at the Hungarian Home in White Yral Township. Leslie J. Reed leads the committee planning pickup and dispatch of a fully loaded truck to Camp Kilmore. Helen Hintenberger heads a women’s committee coordinating workers and pledges as Otto Zimmerman cites cash returns totaling 816.78 gathered so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie J. Reed
Col Incit
Camp Kilmoy
Hungart
Hone
Helen Hintenberger
Otto Zimmerman
Inois
Lown
Wome
Te Bobal
Mosquito Proof Chicken Coops Stall in Health Debate
The Board of Health ordinance to mosquito proof chicken coops remains suspended after a second public hearing. Hillside’s Marion J. Earl led opposition with experts while state health officials called it unrealistic, arguing it fails to curb encephalitis and ignores insects and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Marion J. Earl
Hillside
Conant Street
Alan Bruce Conlin
Westfield
Ralph A. Hendershot
Division of
Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Trenton
Oscar Sussman
Bureau of Veterinary Health
State Department of Health
Hendershot
Sussman
New Jersey
Post Office Christmas Rush Hours Announced for Two Branches
Hillside and Industrial post offices set special hours for December. Closing at 5 pm on December 15, then 2 to 5 pm on December 16, 6:30 pm daily the week of December 17, with 5 pm closing December 22 and closed December 23. Also reports birth of a son James Joseph Horvath at Elizabeth General Hospital on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Industrial
Horvaths
Charles Horvath
Prospect Street
James Joseph
Elizabeth General Hospital
Alres
Charles
Elizabeth
Frances
Horvath
Phyllis Piscitelli
Irvington
Crane Bill Sparks Hillside Cranford Political Talk
The newly elected Senator Robert C Crave championed a bill to let municipal officials resign to take a municipal attorney post during their term. In Hillside and Cranford the move could affect councilmen commissioners and aldermen who might seek attorney roles, with Goldhor seen as a possible Hillside successor and Braclow’s echoed potential. The bill aligns with moves to broaden resigning eligibility for township attorneys while impacted towns weigh possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Robert C. Crave
Union County
Senate
Hillside
Cranford
Henry Gold
William Gural
Miss Braclow
First Woman To Leave Health Board Announces Step Back
Mrs. Lada Ehrenkrana of 1611 Bayview Avenue says she will not seek reappointment to the Board of Health as her two year term ends this year. She asked township officials to remove her from future consideration and expressed appreciation for her service and memories with the board. She was appointed when the township committee restructured the board to include non committee members. Adolph A. Winston, the township committee president, is the lone Class 1 member on the board under the current setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lada Ehrenkrana
Bayview Avenue
Board of Health
Ime
Ehrenkrinz
Adolph A. Winston
Newark League to hear reports on home projects
Newark group will meet Monday December 17 at 8130 p.m. at the Essex House Newark to hear committee chairmen report on fund raising for the Denver Home for Asthmatic Children. Mrs Milton Roth will preside and Mrs Benjamin Shill and Mrs Samuel Shames will chair a bazaar for January 25 at the Essex House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark League
Denver
Essex House
Newark
Milton Roth
Tivington
Benjamin Shill
Samuel Shames
Heruiry Drill
Sol Goldman
David Graber
Norman Lewis
Willim Needle
Hillside
Samuel Pilger
Orange
Holiday Program For Girl Scouts and Brownies
A joint holiday program and party will be held by four Brownie troops and two Girl Scout troops at George Washington School on Monday evening December 17 in the school auditorium. Mrs. Harry Bornstein, Scout advisor, is in charge. A variety program features members from each troop, gifts to be presented to parents, an exchange of gifts, and special holiday refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
George Washington School
Harry Bornstein
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Istvan
Gyula
Agh
Jat Christian Science Services
Mary. Baker Eddy
Fuillside Presbyterian Chureen
Ronald E. Ossmann
B. D. Church School
Lder
William A. Ebert
Ossmann
Natalie E. Wigner
Hall
Adam
Kouita
B. Harvey Andrews
Wilson
Petrie
Rah
Conant Estates
Steve Gomboz
Finderne
New Brunswick
Hillside High
Greater Newark
Gomber
Comet
Gomboz
Bussman
Gerson L. Ram
Rain
Winston
Adolph Stern
Vineland
Vineland Egg and Poultry Association
J. ©. Taylor
State College of Agriculture
Alfred van Wawenen
Northeastern Poultry Producers Council Inc
R. Graham Carver
N. J
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture
Lionel
Liberty Ave
the Hillside Times
N. Broad ST
Waverly
Cole Slaw
Pete’s Delicatessen
Pete and
Tessie
Bede
William St
Growney
Sen. Crane
Sidney Birnbaum
Superior Court
Albert Ranieri
Raydol Avenue
Secaucus
Liberty Avenue
Ranier
Birnbaum
Kane
Police Department
Einbaum
Ryfehl
Abe Liber
Firepatrick Corp
Bermilt
Binbawin
Arthur £. Dienst
Health Board
Sadie Ehrenkranz
Szarko's Liquor Store Inc
Salem Pharmacy
Saleh Ave
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Hillswe
Jackson Shoe Mart
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