St Marys Quint Upsets Hillside in Local Game
St Marys of Elizabeth defeated Hillside High 54 to 48 on the local court. The Comets led 15 to 9 after the first quarter and 32 to 17 at halftime, extending in the final period while Sullivan led with 18 points and Brogan scored 15 for Hillside. Hillside now stands 3 and 3 and travels to Perth Amboy tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
St. Mary's
Elizabeth
Comets
Sullivan
Brogan
Hillside
Hillers
Perth Amboy
Elks pledge blood drive for defense
The Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks aims to reach 1,000,000 pints in the Blood for Defense program. Hillside Lodge 1591 joins with the township and local plants to set up the Red Cross bloodmobile January 14 at Hillside Avenue School. Past Exalted Ruler George K Foley leads the Elks committee with Herbert R Otto and Mrs Otto coordinating with Civil Defense. Donors ages 21 to 59 are urged to donate a pint and call WAverly 38 4072 Elizabeth 3 7890 or UNionville 2 6220 to reserve a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Hillside Lodge 1591
American Red Cross
Hillside Avenue
George K. Foley
Hillside Lodge
Committee For the Elks
Herbert R. Otto
Hillside
The
Red Cross
Mrs. Otto
Blood For Defense
Hillside Elks
Waverly
Elizabeth
Unionville
Foley
Noted Resident Plans Short Trip to Toronto Canada
Miss Frieda Leinwand of 59 Mertz Avenue visits relatives in Toronto Canada and will return in a few days. She is associated with Albert Schoen Inc local realtors and developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Leinwand
Mertz Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Albert Schoen
Kiwanis Buy High School Instruments for Band
Hillside and Union Kiwanis clubs meet at Hitchin Post Inn Union with M C Woodburn in charge. Hillside club votes to buy musical instruments from Harden Looker for Dr Wayne Branom as supervising principal for high school band. Unanimous approval to donate to the War Veterans Memorial Building. Louis Hess named chairman for the Presidents Ball February 20 at Mayfair Farms West Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside and
Union Kiwanis Clubs
Hitchin’ Post Inn
Union
M. C. Woodburn
George M. Runner
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Hillside Club
Harden-Looker
American Legion
Wayne T. Branom
Gene Kolakowski
Joseph Prokopowicz
War Veterans Memorial
Louis Hess
Mayfair Farms
West Orange
Officials Meet On Towns Problems
Township Committee met with Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy and insurance advisor Louis J. Hess to study insurance and employees bonds. Hess to submit an analysis of all insurance coverage for hearing at a future meeting. Henry Goldhor and John M. Malone plan Saturday talks with Deputy Chief Paul Korlesky and Fire Chief August H. Davies to discuss police and fire issues. A budget meeting for 1952 is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Louis J. Hess
Hess
Henry Goldhor
Public Safety
John M. Malone
Paul Korlesky
August H. Davies
Aged Bike Rider Found In Roadway
An elderly man identified as Casimir Kaczarsky about 65 to 70 years old of 1467 Compton Terrace was found lying on Leslie Street near Winans Avenue at 5 30 am. The bicycle he rode collapsed beside him and he was believed to have suffered a stroke. He was taken to Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth in Patrol Car 25 by Lt Schuetzle and Officers Callan and Dibella. The bicycle was held at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollice
Casimir Kaczarsky
Compton Terrace
Leslie Street
Winans Avenue
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Elizabeth
Schuetzle
Callan
Dibella
Recreation Board Organized For 52
At a reorganization meeting the Recreation Board elected Harry Meltzer as chairman for the coming year and James McTernan as secretary. Duffy was named vice-chairman with assignments for committees including Duffy chairing Recreation and Paul Peter, and McTernan overseeing Long Range Planning. The group will focus on developing Central Avenue Field, building a field house this spring, Bristol Myers tract plans, and reviewing reorganization proposals. Next meeting is set for Wednesday January 16 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Board
Recreation Center
Harry Meltzer
Tames
D. Duffy
James McTernan
Meltzer
Duffy
Don Peter
Paul
Arthur Kreszl
McTernan
Don Peter Paul
Kreszl
Central Avenue
Bristol.Myers
Mrs Rose Miller services held in Newark chapel
Services for Mrs. Rose Miller of 1480 Stanley Terrace were held yesterday at E. Bernheim & Sons Memorial Chapel, Newark. Burial was at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Ise Lin. Born in Milwaukee, she died New Year's Day. Survived by husband Bernard two sons John and Alan mother Sonia Rosen and sisters Selma Aronson and Ann Parsoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Miller
Stanley Terrace
E. Bernheim & Sons Memorial
Belmont Avenue
Newark
Mt. Lebanon Cemetery
Iselin
Milwaukee, Wis
Miller
Bernard
John
Alan
Sonia Rosen
Selma Aronson
Ann Parsoff
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St. Mary’s Quint
Hillsihe
FORD
S. Terry
Liberty Ave
Blood
Pariso Bros. Inc
NO. Broad ST
Elizabeth EL
Belleville - Passaic - Hue
Co-Operative Auto Service, Inc
Elizabeth Ave
N. J
Kiwanis
H. S. Instruments
Federation of America
the Hillside Times
North Broad Street
Hillside, N. J
Maxon Pontiac Inc
Broad St
Hillside National Bank
F.H.A. & Veterans’ Mortgages
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David H. Doremus
Harry W. Doremus
C. FP. Hubbs & Company
Richard S. Earl
John P. Bradin
James A. Oneil
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Westley T. Miller
Miller Steel Co., Inc
John H. Friden
Bristol Myers Co
David O. Evans
William Winters, JR
Air Reduction Co., Inc
WM. M. Bristol
William J. Bick Bush
Charles, Otto, JR
County of
Elizabeth Son
Pat
Fabwin " Joerg
Commerce
Fed
Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
New York
Sidney T. Holt
Mrs
America
Ave
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
KA Y Clothing Company
Broad Street
Elizabeth, N. J
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