Howard Opens Its Downtown Office in Newark
The Howard Sayings Institution of Newark unveils its Downtown Newark office at Raymond boulevard and Plane street during National Thrift Week. Mayor Leo P. Carlin cuts the ribbon at 9 50 am with officials noting a historic face lift from an old warehouse to a modern bank and offices. The building features Vermont granite Indiana limestone stainless steel doors and a grand interior with teakwood banking fixtures and rouge neville Belgium marble. The 8 ton steel door vault holds 3000 boxes and the project, designed by Ely and built by Robert A Howie Jr. Sons, marks The Howard as the fifth Newark office and recalls assets of 306 million and deposits of 271 million as of 1954 year end.
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Howard Sayings Institution of
Newark
Bank
Raymond Boulevard
Plane Street
Leo P. Carlin
Waldron M. Ward
William L. Maude
Howard
Rangoon
Siam
Rouge Neville Royal Belgium
Wilson’. Ely
John H
Wilson C. Ely
Robert A. Howie, Jr
Nat Gold A Scout Maintains Deep Community Service
Frank Lamendola writes to praise Nat Gold for a decade of Boy Scout leadership in Union New Jersey. Gold has served as Cubmaster, chaired troop committees and camping activities, helped raise 1400 dollars for 20 Scouts to attend two National Jamborees, and his family is deeply involved in Scouting.
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Union Counci Boy Scouts of America
Hillside
Nat Gold
Board of Education
Northern District
Troop 94
Valley Forge
California
Michael
Steven
Gold
Hillside Editor Endorses Emil B Grisafulli for School Board
In a political column the Hillside editor urges support for Emil B Grisafulli on the Board of Education. Neighbors praise his character, medical technician career with the U S Government, and commitment to all Hillside children despite obstacles.
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Hylside ‘Times
Emil E. Grisafulli
Board of Education
Hillside
Emil EB
Crisufulli
Emil B. Crisatulli
United States
Crisafull
Teach ers College graduate Martin J Ryan earns MA
Martin Joseph Ryan of 1278 North Broad Street received the Master of Arts degree from Teachers College Columbia University on December 27. Dr Hollis J Caswell, president of the college, announced this week.
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Martin Joseph Ryan
North Broad Street
Teachers College
Columbia University
Hollis J. Caswell
Hillsiders weigh bid for edu cation board seat
Nee Coppi and supporters urge Hillsiders to back Emil Bi Crisanwli for the Board of Education on February. Moody Bible Institute voices concern over the typhoon crisis and the ferry captain's downplaying of its power. The disaster toll included 167 dead and 27,111 damaged or marred homes as the storm claimed ships and lives across the region.
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Nee Coppi
Sone LO
Bayles
Ths
Utne
Emil Bi Crisanwli
Educaton
Autores
Japan
Viel
Storm warning and judgment sermon excerpt
The piece warns of an unprecedented storm of divine judgment on a day chosen by God, citing biblical verses to urge humility. It cautions against relying on personal goodness and religiousness, stating only a steadfast foundation in faith will endure the coming catastrophe.
Rock of Apes Faithful Stand Against Storm’s Fury
A devotional message urges believers to endure the storm with faith in Giist Jesus. It proclaims Holy protection for those in Him and calls for steadfast belief over doubt.
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Rock of Apes
Jesus
Panel Program At Hillside Avenue School PTA Meeting
Hillside Avenue parents are invited to a Wednesday panel discussion at 8 30 hosted by the Hillside Avenue School PTA. The topic Your Children Our Community is led by Mrs Milton R Carts with panelists Mayor Henry Goldhor Ruh L Custer high school principal Dr Jane Krumacher guidance director Walley Krumblegel principal of Hillside Avenue School A question and answer period follows refreshments will be served.
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Hillside
Hillside Avenue School Pta
Milton R. Carts
Henry Goldhor
Ruh L. Custer
Jane Krumacher
Walley Krumblegel
Hillside Avenue School
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U.S
Howard Street Union
New Jersey
Hillside Times
Scannell's Tavern
Gallof’s Market
Maple Avenue
Dixie Diner
Hillside Avenue
Community Pork Store
Liberty Ave
Long Ave
S. M. Ols
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Kesselman’s
NK & S Delicatessen
Maple
WaAverly
Hillside High
Charles Lynch
Cor
Ryan St
Pierre
Town
Town Bakery
Long
Coe Ave
Salem
Food Craft Inc
Broad Street
Acme
Safeway
Kal’s
Swider
Jordan
Stanley
VITA
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Henry
Hilltop Tavern
Henry Himmer
Prop
Summit Ave
THE
Weequahic Diner
And
Elizabeth Ave
Bigelow
Coe Market
Coe AY
Elizabeth
Harry Englander
North Broad Stree
Weequahic
Zion Kosher
Neller Avenue
AVA
Supreme Poultry Market
Macintosh
Breyer
Millside
Kal’s Deli
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To & Pan
Marty
North Broad
Marden Street
Anna Mae
AY UE
Waverly
the Priest In
Pam
Eae
Iscand Restaurant
Union
Shustak’s Bake Shop
Chancellor Ave
Bie
Ming’s
UR Lyons Avenue
Newatk
Clinton Place
Accomme
Cor Ave
COR Avenue
Steve’s Meat Market
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