State Senator and Assembly Delegation Seek Republican Renomination
Union County Republican primary set for April 17 with all county lawmakers announcing renomination. Leaders include Senator Kenneth C. Hand and Assembly members Florence P. Dwyer Donald D. Mackey Fred E. Shepard G Clifford Thomas, all touting unity and chairmanships in aviation housing corporations veterans banking and steering committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Union County
Florence P. Dwyer
Elizabeth
Donald D. Mackey
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
G. Clifford Thomas
Tribute to Lincoln at Saybrook School Assembly
Miss Emma Hahnsen third grade entertained at the intermediate assembly Friday. The class sang Lincoln's Birthday and performed a ne act play Birthday Gift explaining Lincoln's greatness. Cast included Ellen Richey Gary Devlin Carol Goss Edward Mikulewicz Richard Quartararo Van Dyke Polhemus Gloria Queiroz directed the program with Miss Joan Fowler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hahnsen
Saybrook School
Lincoln
Ellen Richey
Gary Devlin
Carol Goss
Edward Mikulewicz
Richard Quartararo
van Dyke Polhemus
Gloria Queiroz
Joan Fowler
Matrimonial Case Referred For Final Hearing
A maintenance action filed by Mrs. Ann Zelko of 429 Lehigh Place against John Zelko of 806 Fourth Street Union Beach was referred last week to Advisory Master Nicholas A. Tomasulo for final hearing. The case concerns charges of cruelty.
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Nicholas A. Tomasulo
Ann Zelko
Lehigh Place
John Zelko
Fourth Street
Union Beach
Elks Auxiliary Plans Silver Tea for Paraplegic Fund
The Wages' Auxiliary of Hill Side Lodge 1591 B P O Elks will host a silver tea on Friday February 16 from 1 30 to 8 30 pm at 1108 North Broad Street. Proceeds go to the paraplegic fund with Mrs Grace Warren as hostess and Mrs Kay Mason as co host.
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Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
North Broad Street
Grace Warren
Kay Mason
Local Pingry students named to honor rolls
Hillside students at Pingry School Elizabeth appear on the fourth month honor roll and the September to January term honor roll. Frank Blecter of 1263 Salem avenue earns first honors in both lists Jed Maffenbeier of 265 Winans avenue earns first and second honors John Waterbury of 226 Exeter way earns term second honors.
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Hillside
Pingry
Elizabeth
Frank Blecter
Salem Avenue
Jed Maffenbeier
Winans Avenue
John Waterbury
Exeter Way
Transfers of multiple city properties in Oakwood Bond and Mann avenues
The notice lists recent property transfers including Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Murray to Mr. and Mrs. William Tomasek on Oakwood avenue near Hollywood, Ethel Abromowitz to Ethel and Sam Abromowitz on Bond street near Summer, Edward Sukoneck to Alexander Denise Wicz on Mann Avenue near William son, Charles C. Dunlap to Luther W. Bahney near Wilder street and Roanoke avenue, Morris McCloskey to John Bauman Jr on 562 Sweetland Avenue, and William E. Macready to Kenneth J. (incomplete).
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Frank R. Murray
William Tomasek
Oakwood Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
Ethel Abromowitz
Ethel
Sam Abromowitz
Bond Street
Summer Avenue
Edward Sukonecki
Alexander Denise Wicz
Mann Avenue
Williamson Avenue
Charles C. Dunlap
Luther W. Bahney
Wilder Street
Roanoke Avenue
Morris McCloskey
John Bauman, Jr. Single
Sweetland Avenue
William E. Macready
Kenneth J
Property Transfer Notes From Maple Avenue and Miriam Plate
Lewitter sells Maple Avenue property 258.57 feet from Clark Street to Mr and Mrs Walter P Dudzinsky. Forrest F Davidson Jr transfers to the couple a parcel on Miriam Plate measuring 117.40 units.
Seaman Hrynyk Among Monterey Crew at Mardi Gras
Seaman Harry Hrynyk of Hillside listed among the 900 crew on the USS Monterey visiting New Orleans for Mardi Gras. The carrier left New Orleans February 7 to return to Pensacola for aircraft training duties, as thousands watched.
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Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Harry H. Hrynyk
Seaman
USN
John Hrynyk
Buchanan Street
Hillside
Monterey
Pensacola
Fla
A Quiet Talk on Hope and Tomorrow
A reflective meditation notes Romans 8 24 and 16 28, urging that hope sustains effort and brightens the path ahead. It emphasizes hope as a guiding star beyond proof, renewing strength and promising a brighter tomorrow despite past falters.
A Christian Morning Hope for Courage at Work
A devotional piece urges a cheerful yesterday and a confident tomorrow to bolster courage at tasks. It frames hope in Christ as the driving force in life, keeping believers steadfast when trials intensify and guiding daily conduct toward uprightness and fearlessness.
Pack Board Meeting at Goodman Home
The executive board of Cub Pack 95 meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Irving Goodman 256 Belleview terrace to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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Cub Pack 95
Irving Goodman
Belleview Terrace
Progress in Recreation Center Classes and Activities
The cooking class at the Recreation Center under supervisor Mel Josephine Catroccia has nearly completed its eight week course. A ping pong tournament including seventh and eighth graders is in progress with winners to be announced later. Brownie Troop 52 visits Radio City on March 20. Rehearsals for an early March play are underway.
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Supervistom
Josephine Catroccia
Wmost
Radio City
Play Presented By Hillside Ave Sixth Grade
A sixth grade class at Hillside Avenue School presented The Happy Ending of A Ghost directed by Mrs. Shirley Droskin. Cast included Steven Chan nin Marian Soskin Joseph Gally Minnette Needle Robert Wagner Dennis Wyland Barbara Matlow ski Gerald Spielvogel Joel Green berg Karan Schulman Irwin Ravin Samuel Gunther Elsie Mania etsky and Lewis Kula.
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Hillside Avenue School
Shirley Droskin
Steven, Channin
Marian Soskin
Joseph Gally
Minnette Needle
Robert Wagner
Dennis Wyland
Barbara Matlowski
Gerald Spielvogel
Joel Greenberg
Karan Schulman
Irwin Ravin
Samuel Gunther
Elsie Maniaetsky
Lewis Kula
Evening recital lineup features notable local artists
Announcers included Lois Michael son Stephan Weiss Janet Suesser man and Elsie Kaminetsky. Piano selections were performed by Natalie Hillman and Rhoda Chaidt. Stage and sound effects were managed by Thomas Chamberlain, Barry Chandler, Gerald Spielvogel, Steven Weiss, Charles Carracino, Robert Wagner, Alan Cohen, Ir win Ravin, Bernice Bateman and Edith Reach.
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Lois Michaelson
Stephan Weiss
Janet Suesserman
Elsie Kaminetsky
Natalie Hillman
Rhoda Chaidt
Thomas Chamberlain
Barry Chandler
Gerald Spielvogel
Steven Weiss
Charles Carracino
Robert Wagner
Alan Cohen
Irwin Ravin
Bernice Bateman
Edith Reach
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Kenneth C. Hand
Plainfield
Corporations and Municipal Aid
Fred E. Shepard
Florence YP. Owyer
Fred. E, Shepard
Elks Auxiliary
Homecraft, Inc
Morris Ave
Nonville
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
Hudson
A.S.I.E
Billy Rose
The
American Society of Industrial Engineers
Hornet
Commodore
Merkle Motors
Waverly
Hillside, N. J
Pack Board Meeting
Richard Widmark
Nature
Woncenam
A. Capro & CO
Hillside Ave
Ae la
Sister Kenny
Fifth Ave
New
Broad ST
Ayaa
Cardinal Mindszenty
County Fair
Irene Dunne
Fred MacMurray
Tyrone Power
Micheline Prelle
Susan Hayward
Robert Preston
Tulsa
Ann Sheridan
Dennis O'Keefe
Deborah Kerr
Stewart Granger
King Solomon’s
Edmond O'Brien
Wanda Hendrix
Rockies
King Solomon’s Mines
James Stewart
Barbara Hale
Lew Ayres
Teresa Wright
Crosley Stendor
Shelvador
Shelyador
Crosley
Liberty Avenue
Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co
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