Program Changes At Hillside Jewish Center
The Hillside Jewish Center announces changes to its junior program for the New Year. Monday gym becomes girls only and Wednesday gym becomes boys only. A Friday afternoon basketball clinic for boys starts January 5, with instruction from basic to advanced levels. Sy Shapiro is named doctor. Junior lounge times shift based on Junior Council decisions. Intermediate access to the gym will occur on evenings with lounge. Parents approve via Parents Council and Junior Activities chair Mrs Samuel Leventer. Children react positively.
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Hillside Jewish Center
Sy Shapiro
Samuel Leventer
Two Residents Sworn to January Grand Jury במ Elizabeth
Kenneth V. Bauer of 147 Virginia Street and Mrs. Clare H. Ewertsen of 260 Winans Avenue were sworn in as January Grand Jury members by Deputy County Clerk Schoenlank at the Courthouse Elizabeth. Superior Court Judge Frank L. Cleary charged the panel which will convene the first three days of the week.
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Kenneth V. Bauer
Virginia Street
Clare H. Ewertsen
Winans Avenue
Depkk Baward Gr ‘Uty
Cter
Schoenlank
Elizabeth
Superior Court
Frank L. Cleary
New Library Books Include All Areas
Mrs J Ford Meyer reports over 98 new titles across all library areas. Notable additions include The Traitor by William Shirer and biographies of Kreisler Greeley Gandhi and Baruch. Adult fiction features Joy Street and Sign of Jonah among others. non fiction covers Ernie Pyle Air power and FBI files. Youth selections include Benjamin Franklin and Everyday Machines and How They Work.
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J Ford Meyer
William Shirer
Hillside Teachers Association
Joy Street
Keyes
Marshall
Baker
Jonah
Hale
Gardner
Ernie Pyle
Miller
Seversky
Peters
Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lowenthal
Fritz Kreisler
Horace Greeley
Mahatma Ghandi
Bernard Baruch
Benjamin Franklin
d'Aulare
Fletcher
Trot
Henry
Schneider
Washington
Stevenson
No Belief in God Is Not Enough Says Catholics
Catholics argue that belief alone without religion falls short they say God created humans for a definite purpose and religion shows devotion to fulfill that plan They urge asking why God created me and what His plan entails and insist on living it through faith repentance and service.
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God
Summon Autoist Following Crash on Route 29
A summons charging careless driving was issued to Andrew N. Wiegner of Bethlehem after a collision on Route 29 at Cornell Place with Charles P. Lupke of Union. Passenger William Chandler, 26, of Bethlehem, suffered arm injuries and was treated and released.
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Andrew N. Weig
Bethlehem
Cornell Place
Charles P. Lupke
Golf Terrace
Union
Wiegner
Lupke
William Chandler
Maple Street
Joseph
Paul de Graw
Hillside Republican Club to Elect Officers
The Hillside Republican Club will elect officers at a Monday night meeting January 8 in Hillside Presbyterian Church at Coe and Salem avenues. Nominations were set at Friday’s executive board meeting at Paul Kifner’s home 946 Salem Avenue for president and other posts, with a plan to hold meetings in various township sections.
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Hillside Republican Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Coe and
Salem Avenues
Paul Kifner
Salem Avenue
Kifner
John M. Brown
Caroline Major
Rose Lampe
Jack Valent
Allan L. Tumarkin
Evelyn Carey
Richard N. Berkefeldt
James D. Duffy
Michael O'Lock
William N. Robin
Christine Biskey
John W. Krug
Thomas Keyworth
George Hyra
God’s Love Embodied as a Christmas Gift in Word and Faith
A Christmas meditation notes that God shows love by sending a divine person, the baby in the manger, who grows to teach and guide humanity. The piece reflects on enduring, sovereign love and the joy of being remembered by loved ones during the season.
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Bethlehem
God
Christmas reflections and estate notice in local paper
The piece reflects on Christmas and God’s love, then reports Nelson L. Barth of 201 Holywood Avenue named administrator of his mother Dora Barth’s $3,500 estate, following an application to Surrogate Charles A. Otto after Dora’s death on December 22.
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Nelson L. Barth
Holywood Avenue
Dora Barth
Charles A. Otto
Cub Pack 195 to Install Members
About 20 new Cub Scouts will join Cub Pack 195 on Monday evening January 8 at the Hillers. A group including Mrs. Esther Schuckman Mrs. Rita Rauchbach Mrs. Pearl Goodman and Mrs. Ethel Silberman will also be installed. Year pins will be awarded to other Cubs. Alec Silberman was elected chairman of the Cub Pack Committee at a recent meeting at Mrs. Rauchbach’s home.
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The
Hillers
Esther Schuckman
Rita Rauchbach
Pearl Goodman
Ethel Sil‘berman
Alec Silberman
Rauchbach
Final Plans For G O P Dinner On January Twenty Ninth
Republican County Committee meets Tuesday January 9 at the Hillside Elks Club to finalize arrangements for the G O P dinner to be held January 29 at Iar cher's Grove Union. Auto items stolen from Thomas Massimind's car near Zatko's Bar and Grill amounting to 37.65 include a Kodak camera Army sunglasses and a flashlight.
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Iarcher's Grove
Union
Republican County Committee
Hillside Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
AUTO
Thomas Massimind
19Th Avenue
Irvington
Zatko
Yale Avenue
CYO Presents Leaders at Christmas Dance at Church
The Church of Christ the King CYO honored Rev. Gerard Whelan with gifts at a Christmas dance hosted by adult advisors Mr. and Mrs. David Bataille. Daniel Konik won a door prize. The intermediate basketball squad faces Holy Rosary CYO of Elizabeth at 7:30 p.m. at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.
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CYO
Church of Christ the King
Gerard Whelan
David Bataille
Daniel Konik
The
Holy Rosary
Elizabeth
CYO Meetings Resume at Hamilton Junior High
Evening note from Elizabeth reports weekly CYO meetings resume January 8 at Neue der Hamilton Junior High School.
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Neue der Hamilton
Elizabeth
CYO
Man Charged With Driving Without License on Route 29
Harold Fairchild of 341 Howard Avenue Middlesex was charged with operating a vehicle on Route 29 without a driver’s license. He was released on a summons Tuesday and due to appear in Magistrate’s Court Saturday January 13. The vehicle was held at headquarters for its owner, police said.
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Harold Fairchild
Howard Avenue
Middlesex
Crosley Debuts Enhanced TV with New Circuits and Antennas
Crosley unveils a new line of 1951 television models featuring the Super-Powered Circuit, Precision Contrast Control, Unituner for quick tuning, and Full Room Vision. Built-in Automatic Dual Antenna offers fully directional, peak-channel performance. Dealer networks promote traditional and modern consoles in mahogany, walnut, or blond wood veneers.
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Crosley
Crotley
Crosley '51
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Lindell Blvd
Louis
Missouri
Republican Club
Slifer Typewriter CO
High St
Newark
New York City
North Broad St
36Th St
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Tobia’s Hillside Appliance CO
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