Gural Not To Seek Return In Township Committee Race
Township Committeeman William Gural announced he will not seek reelection. He cited completed projects including police and fire department reorganizations and the new Municipal Building. Gural, a local attorney, completes his second year. Mayor Winston and fellow committeemen voiced regret. Potential candidates include Louis A. Dischler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gural
Gural
Adolph A. Winston
Louis A. Dischler
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Aes
Christmas Seal Sale Totals Report for Hillside Area
Hillside residents have contributed 3402 to the Christmas Seal Sale by the Union County Tuberculosis and Health League for 1958. Countywide, $68810.39 was raised, short of last year’s $70960.27, prompting a renewed appeal to boost tuberculosis prevention work. A lecture on "Possure and figures, the Teenage Problem" by Mrs. Maarianne Zetland will address young women at His High School on January 29 in coordination with health education programs.
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Hillside
Union
Maarianne Zetland
Slenderetta
Jean Simonet
Red Cross Drive Chairmen Named Hillside
Robert C. Kirkpatrick announced the Hillside Red Cross Fund drive executive committee with Bo Adlerbert as honorary chairman Louis A Dischler as vice chairman and Mrs Jean A White as secretary Division chairs include Sidney Englander Dorothy Groeger Carmen Dill Henry G Groh V William Di Buono Robert Kaplan and Dr Wayne T Branom in various posts and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hillside Red Cross Fund
Bo Adlerbert
Hillside Industrial Association
Louis A Dischler
Jean A. White
Sidney Englander
Dorothy Groeger
Carmen Dill
Henry G. Groh
Hillside National Bank
William di Buono
Robert Kaplan
Wayne T. Branom
Mrs. White
Mothers Circle To Install Officers At Hillside Church
Mothers Circle of the Hillside Presbyterian Church will hold its January meeting and white elephant site Monday January 27 at 8 p.m. in the lecture room. Officers for 1958 will be installed by outgoing prelate Mrs Willian Cuil, including President Raymond Moore and vice president Walter Lee along with secretaries Marie Shattuck M Ba jet and assistants Kenneth Jonas Sam Busch and David Innes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Willian Cuil
Raymond Moore
Walter Lee
Marie Shattuck
M. Ba Jet
Kenneth Jonas
Sam Busch
David Innes
Ambulance Crew Returns From 561 Mile Rescue Mission
Hillside ambulance squad completed a long round trip to Fredericksburg Virginia returning Sunday night with Mrs Irene Fuchs seriously injured in an auto accident. She was treated at Mary Washington Hospital and transferred to Crippled Children's Hospital Newark. Police report notes a prior accident involved her husband and two children who were injured but recovered.
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Hillside
AMB
Fredericksburg
Henry Goldher
Carmen Monaco
Jean Giordano
Irene Fuchs
Herbert Avenue
Mary Washington Hospital
Crippled Children's Hospital
Newark
Freeholders urged to approve Ursino Lake appropriation
Lester Dix cites Ursino Lake project as vital for Mirabeth River area and urges Union County Freeholders to fund a $196,500 Park Commission capital request with $75,000 earmarked for initial acquisition and development. He praises the Park Commission’s leadership and frugal track record over 25 years while noting the long planning horizon ahead.
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Ant
Ursino Lake
Mirabeth River
Lester Dix
Lakeview Drive
Prand
Elizabeth River
Man's Body Found Floating In River
Mrs Catherine La Pointe discovers the body of Andrew Warren 70 at 1290 Liberty Avenue under Liberty Avenue bridge Elizabeth River. Death listed as drowning. Dr Milton M Lilien notes body in river under six hours. Warren reported missing by wife 15 minutes earlier at 9:25 a.m. Survivors include wife three sons Henry Port Wadsworth and Walter Florida plus daughter Alice. Funeral planned from Lytwyn Lytwyn Funeral Home Irvington with arrangements pending.
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Catherine la Pointe
Patrick Street
Andrew Warren
Liberty Avenue
Elizabeth River
Conant Street
Milton M. Lilien
Warren
Warton
Wareszczak
Benjamin
TL Side
Henry
Port Wadsworth
N.Y
Waller
Florida
Amds
Alice
Elks Launch Easter Shield Drive in New Jersey
The New Jersey Elks begin a state wide Easter Shield campaign to reach a $200,000 goal marking Elkhom's 90th birthday. Hillside Lodge and 83 others canvass members to support Crippled Children's work with seals mailed February 1 to every New Jersey home. Since 1929 the drive has raised nearly $5 million for crippled children.
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Elkhom
New Jersey Elks
Hillside Lodge
New Jersey
New Jersey State_ Elks
Crippled Children’s Committee
Elks
Police arrest youths in auto battery theft ring
Police released three youths on 200 bail each after petit larceny charges for stealing auto batteries from cars in Elizabeth. A Newark juvenile was released to parental custody. Three others, arrested while discarding stolen items at a local station, faced disorderly conduct charges and 10 bail. Names include Ronald Tyrauski, Wink Werhaas, and Anthony Valente.
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Asona Road
Riward Wherry
Tilman Street
Elizabeth
Elzabeth
Newark
Servien Staton
Ronald Tyrauski
Ryan Street
Wink T
fWerhaas
Bloy Street
Anthony Valente
South State Street
Jager
Norman Tele
Leland Place
Roselle
Linden
Unjol
Edison
Eyilside
East Orange
South Orange
William Diegolf
Arid
Robert Masur
Charles Sanford
Sip
Conviction For Tipsy Driver
Albert s 45 of 63 Melville place Irvington found guilty of second drunken driving offense by Magistrate Henry Galdher. Received the minimum sentence of 6 days in jail and ten year revocation of license. Appeal may be filed. Also Mrs Hermine Davis fined 1 dollar for toll plaza incident on December 1 at Garden State Park.
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Ohn M. Rlberts
Melville Place
Irvington
Henry Galdher
Puilly
John Ard
Elizabeth
Helmer Rosender
Hardgrove Terrace
Alberts Synamp
Tesle Street
Polies
Hentine
Alberts Fox
Tigaven
Hermine Davis
Sal Fords Avenue
Metuchen
Rabbi Cohen Named To Study Committee
Rabbi Bilezer Cohen of Sina Congregation will serve on a committee formed by the Rabbinical Council of New Jersey to study recommendations for a community relations program. The aim is to acquaint council members with religious social and economic problems facing Jewish people locally and nationally.
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Bilezer Cohen
Sina
Rabbinical Council of
New Jersey
Health Recreation Boards Enlarged in Township
Ordinances boost Board of Health and Recreation Commission to seven members each. New Health Board appointees include Kenneth Hathaway and Samuel Ehrenkranz with terms expiring 1959 and 1961 respectively. Recreation Commission adds Mrs Fannie [surname], and Lawrence Levitas. January 29 organi tion of Health Board likely names for president and attorney. public hearing February 4 on building maintenance foreman post.
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Board of Health and Recreation Commission
Kenneth & Hathaway
Rent Control Board
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Newark
Health Board
Robert L. Raplin
Latha Way
Ehrenkranz
Grant
Recreation Commission
Fannie Attorney
Lawrence Levitas
Wesley Ay Olsen
First Baptist Church
Olsen
Abe Nedick
Municipal Affairs Survey
Municipal Affairs Survey Aims Listed by Committee
A Municipal Affairs Survey Committee met Monday night in the Municipal Buildings to study township government needs. Albert T Eddy, executive secretary, said the goal is economy and efficiency, eliminating duplication, and defining responsibilities while adjusting expenditures to core services. Citizens are invited to send suggestions to Morris Place, with confidentiality and merit to be considered.
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Menicipal Affairs Survey Committee
Albert T Eddy
Snd
Hillside Presbyterian Youth Group Installs Officers
The Hillside Presbyterian Church youth group meets in the sanctuary Sunday evening. Officers for 1958 were installed by Mr Seattle Griffin from Princeton Seminary including Janet Smith as president Suisan Kayley as vice president Gail Cox as secretary Robert Schorr as program chairman Mrs Kay Devlin as adviser Royle assists Mr Griffin with group guidance. They meet weekly at 6 pm.
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Rencomn
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Seattle Griffin
Princeton Seminary
Janet Smith
Suisan Kayley Seers Tary
Gail Cox
Robert Schorr
Kay Devlin Wid Mes
Royle
Griffin
Seven Candidates Seek School Board Seats in Local Race
Three more petitions push the school board race to seven contenders for the February 11 election. Leading candidates include Myron M. Klemm, Michael Tobin, and Thomas A. Roy. Incumbents Frank J. Hal and Abe Charnack face rivals as local residents seek board control.
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Myron M. Klemm
Schley Street
Newark
Michael Tobin
Westminster Avenue
Hillside
Thomas A. Roy
Toit Salem Avenue
Frank J. Hal
Abe Charnack
Albert Sehoen
Charles Mancuse
Klein
Court Lists Three Driver's Licenses
Magistrate Henry Voldhor in Municipal Court Thursday night found Sam Weshnak 40 of 48 Wainwright Street News ark guilty of speeding Jan f in Leslie Street at 50 mph in a Chemnike zone and fined 25 dollars with license revoked 15 days The judge emphasized road safety Two other motorists lost their licenses for 15 day periods and were fined 25 each Antonio Bore 31 Newark was guilty of speeding 40 mph on the same street and Ronald Wisnessisi 20 Union pleaded guilty to careless driving New Year s Eve on Fabyan Place
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Sam Weshnak
Wainwright Street
Newsark
Prallel Ia Mov
Henry Voldhor
Nidht
Ailislce
Antonio Borealo
South 1Th Street
Newark
Ronald Wisnessisi
Lehigh Avenue
Union
Fabyan Place
Ore
Candidates Night For School Board
Harden-Locker School P I A hosts Candidates Night on Thursday January 30 at 8 30 p m in the Curtis Room. All Board of Education candidates will speak outline qualifications share views on the school program and help voters decide whom to elect on February 11.
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Red Cross Drive
Mothers Circle
Mercy
Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
Board of Education
Henry Singe
School Board
T Ie
Board of Ipholders
the Park Commission
Salem Pharmacy
Salem
Allstar Russell Stover
Hallmark
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Rbicycles
Lionel Traine
Liberty Ave
WA Ave
Rabbi Cohen
Mayfair
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Arrowney
Broad
Hillsid EL
Samuel Hhre
Ken
Oth
K. Wathaway
Sho
Wells
My. Kady
Morris Place
Continental Casualty Co
Paramount Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hillside Democratic Club
New York
Mary Academy
Georgia Military College
Geraldine Jeres
Jane
Lynn
Tobia
Liberty
Pace
Myron M. Klf
Von
Michael Tobia
Liberty Pharmacy
Szarko's Liquor Store Inc
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