Nulton seeks fourth term as clerk in GOP primary
Colonel Henry G. Nulton, county clerk since 1936, announces candidacy for renomination in the Republican Primary on April 17. He highlights records of efficiency and courtesy, modernization of record indexing, and his wartime service from World War I to World War II. He and his wife live in Hillside with four sons, two of whom are naval aviators.
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Henry G. Nulton
Nurton
Elizabeth
That City
Roselle Park
Rutgers University
Army
France
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Pearl Harbor
I Corps
Gona- Buna
New Guinea
New Britain
New Georgia
Philippines
Pacific
Nutton
78Th Infantry Division
Reserve Officers Association of the
United States
Nulton
Beechwood Place
Hillside
Argonne Post No
American Legion
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Union Junior College
Elizabeth Lodge
B.P.O
Elizabeth Kiwanis Club
Neil McLeod Association
March of Dimes drive boosted by club fashion show
Seven members of the Saturday Afternoon Fun Club staged a fashion show at 128 Virginia Street to raise funds for the 1951 March of Dimes. More than 30 Say Brook School children attended, performed, and sold ten cent admissions with refreshments donated to cover overhead. The event yielded 3.85 dollars plus pledges of club duties to the fund while Hillside Mayor Raymond R. King issued a formal proclamation urging residents to support polio relief during January 15 31 in 1951.
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Betty Erichman
Virginia Street
Saybrook School
Pun Club
Miss Friedman
Carel Senner
Lorretta Lynch
Gay Nuss
Barbara Levy
Raymond R. King
Hillside
New Jersey
National Foundation For
Dwyer Plans Open House For State Legislation
Mrs. Florence P. Dwyer of 320 Verona avenue announces the renewal of her Open House program now in its second year. The Assemblywoman invites women's clubs of all sizes and affiliations to participate by informing constituents about proposed laws and changes, extending the reach to smaller groups beyond major organizations.
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Florence P. Dwyer
Verona Avenue
Elizabeth
Union County
Assembly
Federation of Women's Clubs
League of Women Voters
University Women
Council of Church Women
Council of Jewish Women
Catholic Daughters
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Women's Republican Club
Women's Democratic Club
Dwyer
Parents Of Retarded To Induct Officers
The Union County Unit of The N J Parents Group for Retarded Children Inc will hold its next meeting on Thursday January 11 at 8 15 p m at Columbian Hall 338 Union Avenue Elizabeth New Jersey The induction of new officers will take place and committee plans for the coming year will be discussed.
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Union County
N. J. Parents Group For Retarded Children Inc
Columbian Hall
Union Avenue
Elizabeth
Aids Cerebral Palsy TV Appeal Features Diane Lilley
Four year old Diane Lilley of 380 Princeton Avenue Elizabeth appeared on Channel 5's Small Fry program supporting the United Cerebral Palsy League appeal. The Union County Cerebral Palsy League delegates joined children from New York and Essex County chapters and were interviewed by Bob Emery. Diane attends the recreation center at Saint Christopher Columbus School 15 in Elizabeth.
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Diane Lilley
Robert Lilley
Princeton Avenue
Channel 5
United Transportation Fund
Ation : Palsy League
Diane
Union County Cerebral Palsy League
New York
Essex County
Bob Emery
Christopher Columbus School
Elizabeth
Pleads Guilty To Gambling Charge
Jacob Kupner 59 of 210 Williamson Avenue pleaded guilty to possessing college basketball gambling slips and was fined 175 dollars by Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer. Deputy Chief Paul F. Korlesky said betting slips were found on a kitchen table at Kupner home and involved a small group of friends. Essex County authorities provided the tip leading to the arrest.
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Jacob Kupner
Williamson Avenue
Clarence E. Kremer
Paul F. Korlesky
Kapner
Korlesky
Essex County
Dishler Elected Trustee of Elks Hillside Lodge
Louis Dishler was elected a four and a half year trustee of Hillside Lodge 1591 B P O Elks to replace the late Emil Herrigel who died last month. About 80 attended the New Year’s Eve party at the club house. A card party by the Ladies Auxiliary is set for January 24 at Mrs Kenneth Foley’s home 425 Forest Drive Union to benefit the Elks paraplegic fund.
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Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Louis Dishler
Emil Herrigel
Pees Wukitsch
Ladies Auxiliary
Kenneth Foley
Forest Drive
Union
Elks
January Is Deadly For Auto Mishaps
January brings high traffic danger with reduced visibility and slippery roads. Raymond R. King of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee warns New Jersey faces its worst two month period for highway safety between December and January.
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Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
New Jersey
Police Work Described to Legion Post in Warren
Sgt. Horace Tichenor explained the police functions and problems to Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion at the V F W Hall Warren. Union County vice-commander Warren Davies announced a cup for the post with most new members. Dr. Robert Rosen was named chairman of the April 7 dance at Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Township Committeeman Robert C. Kirkpatrick received the attendance prize.
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Horace Tichenor
Harden-Looker
American Legion
V.F.W. Hall
Bloy Street
Rutgers Avenue
Warren Davies
Union County
Robert Rosen
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Elizabeth
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Five Traffic Accident Types Behind NJ January Mishaps
Chairman King warned drivers to anticipate skids as icy roads extend stopping distances. He cited five leading accident types including improper speed and right-of-way violations. He noted 5,449 traffic incidents in New Jersey last January causing 42 deaths and injuries to 2,200 people despite mild weather.
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King
Fo Rt
New Jersey
Estate names co beneficiaries and executor in trust
Dorothy J. LaMont and James E. LaMont are named co beneficiaries of Wilhelmina Schneider estate. National State Bank named executor in trust for Marie Caruso widow of Nicholas Caruso who died December 19 in an auto train accident. Applications filed with Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. Elizabeth Keansburg Hillside Harden Street.
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Dorothy J. LaMont
Aughter
James E. LaMont
Harden Street
Wilhelmina Schneider
Elizabeth
National State Bank
Marie Caruso
Keansburg
Nicholas Caruso
Hillside
Charles A. Otto, Jr
Liberty Park Names Nomination Committee For Officers
Liberty Park Community Association President Patrick Capenegro appointed Charles Holzwarth Jules Manigold and Fred Sekley to a nominating committee at Holzwarths home 1090 Thomas Street. The election is set for January 25.
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Charles Holzwarth
Jules Manigold
Fred Sekley
Patrick Capenegro
Liberty Park Community Association
Holzwarth
Thomas Street
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Formica Specialists
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