Hillside Clerk J Bloy Noted as Young Public Servant
Longtime Hillside official J Bloy, born in Cranford October 7 1898, earned the 1922 youngest Township Clerk honor. He later ran a real estate and insurance business while holding public roles and serving in veterans and civic groups. He and Ruth Stuveken Bloy have five children and a grandson. Services for Frederick Wilson held in Newark. he lived in Hillside since 1926 and worked 13 years at Reilly Tar. Petit jury panel summoned 100 Union County residents including Hillside residents Mary Zeppelin Nellie Miller and Gertrude DeBrunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howend J. Bloy
Wee
Bloy
Hillside
Cranford
Battin
Elizabeth
Windsorway
Ruth A. Stuveken
Hillsside
Ruth Eli
Union
Mima Jean Spencer
Irvington
Janice
Howard J., Jr
Bergen Eli, III
Hillside Lodge No. 241
Newark
Valley of Newark
Se- Naam Temple
A.A.O.N.M.S
N. J. State Pba
N. J. F.m.ba
Frederick Wilson
Virginia Street
Smith and Smith
Clinton Avenue
Arthur Northwood
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Wilson
Muirkirk
Scotland
Reilly Tar & Chemical Co
Elisbeth Hastie Wilson
Elmer Schaible
Chicago
Stanley Nickerson
Union County
Mary E. Zeppelin
Dover Avenue
Nellie E. Miller
Cram Street
Gertrude O. DeBrunner
Route in New Jersey traverses multiple towns and avenues
Route in New Jersey runs through Fanwood on South Avenue and Martine Avenue then along Martine Avenue to Scotch Plains via Park Avenue Lake Avenue and Palisade Avenue to Cranford Lin e Weed Avenue Roselle Amater Avenue 8rd Avenue Elizabeth W St North Broad Street Hill De Newark Elizabeth Avenue Noble Street Frelinghay Avenue Route 29 to 36th Street and Avenue New York City via Lincoln Tunnel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Fanwood
South Avenue
Martine Ave
Martime Ave
Scotch Plains
Park
Lake Avenue
K Township
Palisade Ave
Road
Cranford
LINEN
Weed Ave
Roselle
Amater Ave
8Rd Ave
Elizabeth
W. St
North Broad St
Hillde
Newark
Elizabeth Ave
Ave
Noble St
Frelinghay Ave
36Th St
N.Y.C
Lincoln Tunnel
Souvenirs From Near East Auction Exhibition
Mrs Markson's sixth grade class at George Washington School held an exhibition of Near East souvenirs. The project grew from a classroom social studies task to a community display with contributions from peers, neighbors, and other grades. Items included dolls, shawls, clothing, figures, vases, plates, coins and jewel boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markson
George Washington School
Near East
Lawn care tips for winter mulch and soil prep
Union County Agricultural Agent Fred D Osman explains that spreading well decomposed manure or compost as a mulch can be worked into soil before spring planting. He cautions against mulching established lawns as it mainly adds nitrogen and masks need for regular fertilizer applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Agricultural
M E
Manure hazards for lawns and proper manure use
Winter manure on lawns risks injury from lumps and weed seeds. Poorly broken manure can smother turf and spread perennial weeds like dock and quackgrass. Best practice is to mix well rotted manure with soil before seeding or decompose it longer and top dress in summer.
Transfers of Several Local Properties in Town
Transfers record show Mr. and Mrs. William F. Newman moving to Moses G. Woodruff on Voorhees street near Clif ford street. Carl Clayberg transfers to Harry Lackey on Hillside avenue 64. Kathryn Walsh moves to William F. Hamilton on Conant street 156.77 feet from Thomas. Ruth Unites to Julia Foster undivided half interest in 204 Silver avenue. Benjamin C. Dra gotta transfers to Theresa Miele at 536 Lee street. Louise Carter to Norman Lewis on Hilldale place 214.24 feet from Hillside. Seymour Ordower to Rose Ordower on Westminster avenue 460.55 feet from North avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Newman
Moses G. Woodruff
Voorhees Street
Clifford Street
Carl Clayberg
Harry Lackey
Hillside Avenue
Kathryn T
Raymond A. Walsh
William F. Hamilton
Conant Street
Thomas Street
Ruth
Julia Foster
Silver Avenue
Benjamin C. Dragotta
Theresa Miele
Lee Street
Louise C. Carter
Norman Lewis
Hilldale Place
Seymour Ordower
Rose Ordower
Westminster Avenue
North Avenue
Bridge column recounts tough loss after misbid
West held two and a half honor tricks and a five card suit yet opened 1H. South doubled and penalties ensued as West misread hand strength, leading to a four trick loss and an 1100 point swing. The article argues for proper opening bid criteria and cautions against overvaluing two and a half honors.
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North
South
West
Bidding Standards in Bridge Openings and Exceptions
The article explains practical yardsticks for opening bids in bridge, detailing biddable suits by length and honor cards, minimum hand requirements for various suit lengths, and when exceptions apply. It notes that six card suits are biddable regardless of support and that breaking rules occurs in edge cases, with Culbertson's methods compared to other systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Culbertson
A Quiet Talk Candles and Christmas Light
A Christmas meditation uses the candle motif to urge Christians to renew their faith and let their lives glow as light in the world. It links Psalm 18 28 and Isaiah 9 2 7 to the idea of guiding and comforting others through renewed devotion and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Christ
Estate of Nathan Pashkow Creditors Notice
Notice to creditors of Nathan Pashkow deceased. Abraham Pashkow, George Pashkow, and Harry A. Pashkow named as executors under jurisdiction of Union County Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. creditors must file their claims within six months of the order date November 15 1949 or be barred from recovery. Sigmund C. Bernstein attorney 786 Broad Street Newark NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Pabhkow
Charles A. Otto, JR
County of
Union
Abe Pashkow
George Pashkow
Harry A. Pashkow
Sigmund C. Bernstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.F.W
Hillside Republican Club
U.S. War Veterans’ Memorial Building Association
Union County Municipal Clerks' Association
Municipal Clerks Association of
N. J
National Institute of Municipal Clerks
Howard J. Bloy
Joseph P. Lobo
Clinton Ave
Simmon
Shifman
Green Flyer
New York City
Fanweod
Clark
Tewnship
Linden — Reselle
N. Y
Terri St
6Th Ave
Broadway
39Th St
10Th Ave
The
Green Flyer, Inc
sAice
Fred.d. Osman
Elizabethport
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
AL Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor
Bloy St
COE Hardware CO
Coe Avenue
Devoe Paints
HE and
Daniel Leeds Miller
Hillside, N. J
Alexander Spencer
Addies
Forest Road
Fanwood, N. J
Walter R. Lee
SALEM
Elisabeth
Hillside, NJ
A. Capro & Co
Liberty Avenue
S. Silverstein
ADV
Mgr
P. McGarrigle
Hiawatha Ave
R.S. King
Mertz Ave
N. Broad St
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Salem Auto Repair &Service
Salem Road
Union Continuation
Liberty Ave
Compher
ESSO
Mike
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
WaAverly
Zenith Camera Exchange
Morris Ave
Cleaners & Dyers
Jubin Bros
John Kopp
S. 9Th St
C. E. Trubenbach
South Avenue East
Cranford, New Jersey
Pratt’s Poultry Feeds Remedies & Regulators
Delaware Valley
Broad ST
Mayfair Theatre
Hillcrest Agency
General Insurance
Kathryn A. Keller
Iurar
North Broad Street
Waverly
Broad BT
Motorola
Goldfinger’s
Lyons Ave
Sterling-Silverware
Bristol
Mioppoipodidio
Hillside Realty Company
Wppeisiod
N. J. Misonville
Kelvinator
Singer Sewing Center
Union Pee Pre
Reaction Research Labs
Nathan Carver
Woodruff Ave
N.J
Imperial Venetian Blind Co
Elizabeth EL
Ades
Buy
U. S
U.S. Savings Bonds
Theresa M. Bensen
Dee Yy
Gutowski
E. Grand St
Elizabeth, N. J
David O. Evans
Averly
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