Arraign Domestic On Robbery Charge
A 19 year old domestic worker Miss Macie Lee Hall was arraigned by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum on a grand jury robbery charge. She was held in 1500 bail for stealing a wardrobe jewelry money from the Lipman home at 188 Wilder Street January 29. Police turned her over to detectives Grant and Dibella after ransacking yielded 974.90 in goods with over 500 estimated loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Grand
Leonard Lipman
Wilder Street
Macie Lee Hall
Georgia
Elizabeth
Charles Grant
Vito Dibella
Lipman
Stage Fairy Tale At School Assemblies
The orchestral fairy tale Peter and the Wolves was staged by Mrs. Shirley Drgoskin sixth grade at Hillste Avenue School during Friday assemblies. Cast included Edward Goldstein Jeffrey Conford Bernie Koblentz Dene Davis Francine Eis enberg Abby Friedman Sarah Block and many others with Stephen Tabakin as Narrator and Marjorie Rosenberg as announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and the Wolves
Shirley Drgoskin
Hillste Avenue
Edward Goldstein
Jeffrey Conford
Bernie Koblentz
Dene Davis
Francine Eisenberg
Abby Friedman
Sarah Block
Barry Gechtman
Ronald’ Orlando
Wendy Mankowitz
Arnold Olshan
Charles Pavlak
Michael Kadish
Judith Klein
Rose Gallof
Louise Addeo
Francine Steinman
Skidding Auto Crashes Into Public Service Pole
Walter Hudzik, 17, of 129 Jean Terrace, skidded Sunday night and crashed into a Public Service pole on Liberty Avenue in front of the high school. His car was towed to a garage and Public Service notified to repair the cracked pole. Patrolman Harry Goheen investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hudzik
Jean Ter
Ace
Union
Price
Liberty Avenue
Public Service
Harry Goheen
Second Grade Plays Neighborhood Helpers at Hurden-Looker
A play titled Our Neighborhood Helpers was presented by Miss Dentes second grade class at Hurden-Looker School last week. Barbara Uknius announced the event with many students in roles including Robert Braverman Arlene Pozna Linda May Jankowski Linda Lawrence Elaine Schechter Marlene Kmet Joan Yancar Rosemary Policastro Geraldine Tobia Susan Tinschmidt JoAnn Zimmer man Joann Prokopowicz Sharon Lilley Patricia Capenegro Jeanne Bedell Patricia Jager Wayne Di
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Dente
Hurden-Looker
Barbara Uknius
Robert Braverman
Arlene Pozna
Linda May Jankowski
Linda Lawrence
Elaine Schechter
Marlene Kmet
Joan Yancar
Rosemary Policastro
Geraldine Tobia
Susan Tinschmidt
JoAnn Zimmerman
Joann Prokopowicz
Sharon Lilley
Patricia Capenegro
Jeanne Bedell
Patricia Jager
Wayne di
List of readers and staff names from a community page
A partial roster lists Andrew Jacnain John Mat losz William Richkus Michael Wuk itsch Alan Zimmerman Gregory Il brecht Dennis Schwartz Joyce Spi al Marilyn Caccamo Phyllis Al per Cherry Mazza Robert Zéni maier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oella
Andrew Jacnain
John Matlosz
William Richkus
Michael Wukitsch
Alan Zimmerman
Gregory Ilbrecht
Dennis Schwartz
Joyce Spial
Marilyn Caccamo
Phyllis Alper
Cherry Mazza
Robert, Zénimaier
New York Autoist Held With '51 Plates
Louis Endelman of New York City was arrested Saturday on Route 29 for operating a car with expired plates. He was issued a summons for appearance in Municipal Court, and his car was held at Police Headquarters pending proper registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Endelman
New York City
Volunteer Rally Supports Hillside Education Candidates
A Friday public rally for Dorhinick Peterpaul Charles M Berger and Frank J Hill lands refreshments donated by neighbors. About ten women bake cakes for the event and two short films titled School and Brotherhood of Man will be shown. About 200 will hear the candidates discuss their joint school program. William Galik notes 4000 envelopes mailed to Hillside families and says the slate promises fair representation and independence from any single political group. The campaign stresses a clean approach and informed voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorhinick Peterpaul
Charles M Berger
Frank J. Hill
Board of Education
Civic Alliance
U. S. Office of Education
Brotherhood of Man
William Galik
Hillside Civic Alliance
Hillside
Alliance
Galik
Saybrook eighth graders stage homecoming program
Saybrook School eighth grade led by Mrs. Ruth Kettenburg presented a regular assembly. Solos were sung by Joan Willis and Edward Mayer. A play titled The Home Coming featured Robert Dischler Juliana Moskoluk Evelyn Lysat Richard Bassin Peggy Aldredge and Carole Butler in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kettenburg
Saybrook School
Joan Willis
Edward Mayer
Robert Dischler
Juliana Moskoluk
Velyn Lysat
Richard Bassin
Peggy Aldredge
Carole Butler
Pearson Will Head Red Cross Drive In Hillside
Gregor V. Pearson of 908 Haviland Drive will lead the annual Red Cross fund drive in Hillside during March. Daniel L. Hussey, Elizabethtown Chapter campaign chairman, announced the effort will start March 1 and run through the month. Pearson, active in Red Cross and Community Chest fundraising, will supervise township coverage with a citizen committee. The campaign aims to meet rising demands in blood procurement, community services, and armed forces aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor V. Pearson
Haviland Drive
American Red Cross
Hillside
Daniel L. Hussey
Elizabethtown
Pearson
Re Cross
Red Cross
Dimes Bank Stolen From Local Bakery
A March of Dimes bank container containing an unknown amount of cash was stolen Monday from Joseph Mittleman’s bakery at 1594 Maple Avenue. The container had been in the store a little over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes Bank
Joseph Mittleman
Maple Avenue
Woman Injured in Auto Crash on Conklin Avenue
Mrs. Mary Garnecky aged 68 of 1530 Maple Avenue sustained abrasions to her left hand arm and ankle after being struck on Conklin Avenue near Maple by an automobile driven by Charles E. Blethen 19 of 446 Jefferson Avenue Elizabeth. Blethen transported her to Beth Israel Hospital where she was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garnecky
Maple Avenue
Conklin Avenue
Charles E. Blethen
Jefferson Avenue
Elizabeth
Beth Israel Hospital
Garnecky
Hope House Dance Postponed for Rahway Benefit
Hillside residents with tickets for the Hope House benefit dance at the Elizabeth Armory were informed the event is postponed. Funds support a cerebral palsy treatment and education center in Union County as delays in completing the Hope House in Rahway push the date back.
County groups back 1952 cerebral palsy drive
The Union County Industrial Union Council embraced Hope House and the Cerebral Palsy League of Union County as its main charity for 1952. A county-wide drive by Hope House, Inc. funds cerebral palsy aid through industry, clubs, business and individual donations plus dance ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLO
Hillside
Union County Industrial Union Council
Hope Huse
Cerebral Palsy League of
Union County
Hope House, Inc
Seven Cases Heard By Magistrate Here
Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum Saturday in Municipal Court heard seven cases and collected $45 in fines. Benjamin Ruffin of 12 Behm Street Trenton paid $10 for operating a vehicle without a driver's license, and Frank J Milbauer of 31 Sycamore Avenue Livingston $15 for speeding. The Violations Bureau listed 15 cases and $144 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Benjamin Ruffin
Behm Street
Trenton
Frank J. Milbauer
Sycamore Avenue
Livingston
Dinner For Henry Goldhor Set For April 23
Over 50 persons from the Board of Education municipal employees and civic groups met at the Jewish Community Center to plan a testimonial dinner for Township Committee man Henry B. Goldler. The event will be held April 23 at Pragshis Route 28 Union. Committee members include Samuel Ehrenkranz general chairman Louis Hess Abe Charnack Charles Rausch Hess and Franklin Weber arrangements. Honorary chairs are Mayor Robert C Kirkpatrick and Mrs Jean White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Maple Avenue
Henry B. Goldler
Union
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Louis ¢ Hess
Abe Charnack
Charles Rausch
Hess
Franklin Weber
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Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
New York
Elizabeth Electric Contracting Co
Grand St. Elizabeth
Grace N. Lerner
Clinton Ave
Newark
N. J
Capitol’ Storage Corp
Johnson Ave
Max Ehrich
Lyons Ave
Hollywood Monumental Company
Ltuyvenant Ave
Union, Tel. NN
St. Gertrude’s Cemetery
Rahway
Tel
Brownfield’s Bakeries
Morris Ave
Magie Ave
Maffey
Grand St
Elizabeth EL
Hillside Driving School
Charles L. Bitzig
16Th Avenue
Essex
Newark, N. J
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty Ave
Formica
Rally of Alliance
Saybrook Assembly
Fereday & Meyer Co.,, Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth, N. J
Soo
Fred
Watson Avenue
Hunterdon Ee
Seymour Blecker
Bergen Street
Ehu
Nene
LINDT
Serland
Hillside Recreation
Atleys
Liberte Ave. Com
Florence
Waverly
Red Cross Drive
Greger V. Pearson
Hope House
Wyde Television
Sanford Ave
St. John’s Church
Broad Street
Church School
Johnny
Los
Goldhor
Ted
Berkeley
and Loan Saving Association
Lyons Avenue
N.J
U.S
Springfield Ave
High St
Mitchell
L. Rose
Chancellor Ave
Avon Ave
Bigelow
Opeases
Reatz Furniture Exchange
Bougmt & Soli
Bergen ST. Newark
Boca Regiss
C. Bauman
Ferry ST
BODEN
Court
Washington & Broadst
Padleccosee HY Joseph’s
A.K.C
Market St
Wonoshe Penn
Samuel Sachs
Kinney Bldg
J. Norwood van Ness
Iplcan
Eye Physicians
Clinton Home
Maytag
Jersey
Sales & Service
Ferry St. Newark, N. J
Tel. MA
Hollywood
Meyer’s
Robert E. Hart
Central Ave
Boy Bonds
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