Severely Injured In Heater Blast at Home
Mrs. Anna Daneka of Il Long Avenue was seriously hurt at 9 45 am Tuesday when an automatic hot water heater and a pot stove exploded in her cellar. She was carried upstairs by responders, treated by Fire Company 3, then taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth with a compound fracture of the right leg, multiple arm injuries, second degree burns and left hand lacerations. Her condition was listed as fair.
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Anna Daneka
Il Long Avenue
Joseph Wirasnik
Robert Mason
Pdaneka
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Jones Pies Uses Assembly Line Methods in Baking
In 1936 Jones Pies, Inc. began in a Elizabeth garage and grew into a major regional pie producer. Today the Hillside plant runs 48 varieties with automated mixing, peeling, whipping, and oven systems, distributing about 800 pies each Sunday within a 60 mile radius. The firm employs 110 people, including 65 factory workers and 33 drivers, and expanded with a 1947 drive in.
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Cherry Street
Elizabeth
Jones Pies
Ivan Levenson
East Orange
Hillside
Ealing
Jones
Jones Pies, Inc
Minnesota Congressman speaks at high school student forum
A Democratic district congressman from Minnesota, Walter H. Judd, addressed a New Jersey student forum on foreign affairs at Hillside High School. The event featured officials from Hillside and Newark schools, panel discussions on Asia and communism, and a cheer squad election. Scholarships were announced by guidance director Miss Blanche Matthews, listing Northeastern University, the University of Texas, and the Western Underwriters Association as options.
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Minnesota
The
Wessel
New Jersey
Walter TH. Judd
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Insia
Felix Wittmer
NLA
Wayne T. Branom
Hillside Schools
Ruhl L. Custer
Hillside High
Joan Hickey
Fairlawn High
Michael Lennon
Dwight Morrow High School
Harriet Chimacoff
John Cross
St. Beneflict's Preparatory School
Newark
Hillside
Marcelline Krafchick
President Truman
Northeastern University
Boston
Mass
University of Texas
Western Underwriters Association
Illinois Institute of Technology
Views Divided On Hillside Avenue Business Center
A set of residents, lawyers, and a businessman debate rezoning Hillside Avenue to create a potential business hub at the Liberty Hillside intersection. Opinions range from supporting a master plan and commercial growth to preserving residential character and opposing hasty changes, citing traffic and value implications.
Vocational Cost Figure Corrected by School Board
Mrs. Robert C. Kirkpatrick of the Board of Education corrected figures on vocational education costs discussed at a Better Education League meeting. She said the $550 per pupil for Ellison residents covers special classes, while vocational training costs $350. Legislation since 1931 prevents a county level vocational school, making extra training a local matter.
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Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Board of Education
Better Education League
Elizanon
Dog License Renewals Due February 1
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announced dog licenses must be renewed by February 1. Licenses may be obtained in the clerk's office on the second floor at Municipal Headquarters, North Broad Street.
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Howard J. Bloy
North Broad Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Hillsude
Mary Kazimierska
Chapman Street
Union County Register
Township of
State of
William Motherhead
March of Dimes Drive Nears End in Hillside
The 1950 March of Dimes campaign in Hillside runs out in five days. Emanuel Gersten, heading the drive, urges residents to boost contributions to meet the year’s polio care and research goals. He stresses returning coin cards and solicits in-store collectors to maximize donations before the final day.
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Emanuel Gersten
Rive
Hillside
Fund Raishng
Gersten
March of Dimes
Breater
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
County Vocation Setup Impossible
Dr Johnson warns that building a full vocational school is unlikely to be feasible for all due to the vast range of trades. He favors expanding the regular high school to include pre vocational training as a cheaper alternative and stresses the need for general instruction and information to prepare non college bound youths for industry and employment.
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Johnson
Church services and schedules across multiple congregations
The item lists weekly Mass times for Church of Christ the King with multiple services for children and adults, Holyday Masses, daily Masses, and novenas, then outlines service and class times for Bethany Pentecostal Church on Baltimore Avenue, including English and Italian services, Polish and fish services, and women’s prayer meetings. It also notes services for Fairmount Avenue in Elizabeth with Sunday School and midweek services, and quotes biblical texts used in the January 29 service.
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Church of Christ the King
Perry G. DeWitt
Gerard B. Whelan
Bethany Pentecostal Church
Baltimore Avenue
Church of Christ, Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Mary Baker Eddy
Hillside adopts curb construction ordinance on Rutgers Avenue
The Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey approves an ordinance authorizing concrete curbs on both sides of Rutgers Avenue from Liberty Avenue to Bloy Street as a local improvement. It details financing including bonds of up to 3800 dollars, estimated total cost 4000 dollars, and five annual installments to special benefited property.
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Tien
Hillside Avenue
Bristol-Myers
Anton A. Vit
Hillside
Long
Liberty Avenues
North Groad
Billside Avenue
Henry Goldhor
Board of Education
Louis B. Zavin
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Willside
County of Union
State of New Jersey
Munterpat
North Broad Street
Hillsite
Howard J
Rutgers Avenue
Tiberty Avenue
Bloy Street
Enson
New Jersey
Rutgera Avenue
Liberty Ave
Hil- Silo
Union
Filtstit
Hiside
Howard J B
Wilue
Essex County
Ordinances On Local Improvements And Zoning Amendments
A series of New Jersey township ordinances adopted in 1950 details local improvement assessments funding, taxing obligations, and bond provisions. Notices cover Hillside and Millside actions, including amendments to limit and restrict districts and regulate building heights, uses, and open spaces, plus financing for avenue improvements and special assessments.
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Millside
Hillable
County of Union
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillard Howard
Hey Township
Chey
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