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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1954

Page

2

Directs Hit Show For Jewish Center

Mrs. Kitty Davis directed a musical comedy and variety show at the Elizabeth Jewish Center to raise funds for a new building. More than 600 attended at East Jersey street as 100 young performers aged 8 to 16 took part in "Y's Guys And Dolls" with choreography by Davis and her 12 year old daughter Dene. The production featured original modern panoramas and drew high praise from the audience.

Kitty Davis Dover Avenue Elizabeth Jewish Center East Jersey Street

Elizabeth Davis Family Active in Hillside Y Campaign

The Elizabth Davis family participates in varied recreation, sports and social activities. Manuel Davis works in the Hillside Y campaign while Dene, an eighth grader at Hillside Avenue School, and Bobbie, age 9, bring home several singing and dancing awards.

Eliza’beth Davis Manuel Davis Hillside ‘'Y Dene Hillside Avenue School Bobbie

Residents Hurt In Auto Crashes

Mrs Violet Bowles 66 of Hillside avenue suffered head injuries when the car she rode in was struck from behind on Route 22 at Cornell Place by Mrs Mariane Dubeech 27 of Pershing road Englewood. Dubeech’s 2 year old son Christian also injured. Bowles car was driven by George T Bowles Sr 64 of Chester PA. Another crash injured Mrs Gladys Van Viet 826 Gunion avenue who received head lacerations when her car collided with a parked vehicle owned by Waller Yanser 831 Walon avenue and struck an empty store owned by James Procopia at 29 Coe avenue. Van Viet was treated by Dr Joseph Peyser and released.

Violet Bowles Hillside Avenue Cornell Place Mariane Dubeech Pershing Road Englewood Dubecly Christian Bowles George T. Bowles Sr

Class entertains Mrs W Woodhuill second grade at GW School

The George Washington School second grade class presented an entertaining program last week with full class participation in a display of their 'hespian abilities. After the performance the pupils served tea and cookies to their parents.

W. Woodhuill Cliss George Washington School

Columbia Alumni Plan Panel Forum on Congress Power

The Columbia Alumni Club of Union County and Union Junior College host a panel on The Right of Congress to Investigate the Executive Branch on Thursday March 4 at Union Junior College Cranford. The event marks Columbia College's Bicentennial with alumni from Columbia University debating the issue featuring Rudolph Twiley Edward N Burke and others with Prof Jack Weinstein and Prof Fred J Kheart, and Judge Modurelli. The discussion aims to defend the right to knowledge and its public use amid audience questions.

Congress Columbia Alumni Club Union County Union Junior College Cranford His Columbia College King's College Columbia University Rudolph Twley Kefauver Senate Orne Edward N. Burke Newark Evening News Jack E Weinstein Columbia Law School Fred J Kheart Villahova University Hools Elizabeth Modurelli U. S. District Court For New Jersey Columbia the Columbian Alumni Glib Eric Forsters Virginia Street Millside

Resident Dies On Fishing Trip At Sandy Hook Coast

Funeral services were held for Martin G., 89, of 1114 Bank Street at E Bernheim and Sons Funeral Home in Newark. Rabbi Elvin Rose officiated, with burial at Talmud Torah Cemetery. He suffered a heart attack Sunday aboard the fishing vessel Happy about five miles south of Sandy Hook while a fishing party from Atlantic Highlands had anchored briefly. Captain William Tencate reported the illness preceding collapse as the boat headed for U.S. waters.

Martin G Bankstreet E Bernheim and Sons Newark Elvin Rose Union Jewish Community Center Talmud Torah Cemetery Sandy Hook Happy Atlantic Highlands Weiss William Tencate The U.S

Death of Mr Weiss at Sandy Hook Coast Guard station

Mr Weiss born in Pittsburgh was pronounced dead at Sandy Hook Station upon arrival. Son of Mrs Sadie Levine of Newark and the late John Weiss, he lived in Newark before moving to Hillside seven years ago. He worked as a sheet metal worker for Viking Equipment in East Orange the last three years after running his own Newark shop. Survived by wife Helen and three children Leonard 13 Jay 10 Susan 6, brother Eugene of North Bergen, sister Kitty Weiss of East Orange.

Coast Guard Sandy Hook Weiss Mr. Weiss Pittsburgh Sadie Levine Newark John Weiss Hillside Viking Equipment Company East Orange Granite Lodge Knights of Pythias Knasseth Israel Synagogue

Prudential Award To Elizabeth District

The Prudential Insurance Co. Elizabeth district was named one of its top sales organizations in the United States and Canada for overall performance during the past year. The district, led by Norman E B Rosner since 1951, will receive the President's Citation at a dinner attended by company officials and staff. The Elizabeth district out-scored more than 400 districts and also qualified for a 1963 citation.

Prudential Insurance Co Elizabeth United States Canada Prudential Eliabeth Norman EB. Rosner

Proclamation by John M. Mirone Proclaims Red Cross Drive

The proclamation urges public support for the American National Red Cross on its membership and fund campaign. It notes the nearly 3 percent of the population in armed forces or veterans and families need Red Cross services. It highlights blood, first aid training, water safety, home nursing, and volunteer aid as vital to national emergencies.

Red Cross John M. Mirone

Hillside Mayor Urges Red Cross Support in March

In a March Red Cross Month message, Hillside Mayor John M. Malone calls citizens to answer the call and serve by contributing through their Red Cross chapter. The appeal emphasizes citizen generosity and community aid through the charity.

Red Cross

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