Deborah's Woman Of The Year Honored In Wartime Charity
Deborah Sanatori aus Golden Clover awarded to Estelle Forman of Broadstreet 1510 for meritorious work with the free non sectarian hospital for tuberculosis operable swart disease and chest cancer at Brown's Mills. The Suburban Deborah presented a 4100 check on June 12, boosting the year’s total contributions to 7800.
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Estelle Forman
Broadstreet
Deborah Sanatoriaus
Alty Torsky
Sub Whi
Deborah League
Brown's Mills
Deborah
Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Hugo Convention
Witnesses from the Irvington congregation announce plans to attend an international convention of the religious sect in New York City this summer. Raymond Dupuis, the presiding minister of the local group, said the plan is under way.
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Jenovah
Irvington
New York City
Rhymond Dupuis
Jehovah's Witnesses Prepare Largest Convention Yet in New York
Watchtower officials announce a massive international Bible convention for July 27 to August 3 to be held simultaneously at Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds. Delegates from abroad will be brought to the United States, with many missionaries serving in other lands attending, as organizers arrange special travel by bus and plan for potential changes to local meetings during the event.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Irvington
Union
Dupuis
Ree
Rere Ae Et Oviety
United States
Stimlus
New World Society
Jehovah's Witnesses In Christian Association
Phils
Dupuis Sail
Goit
Neresary
Honorary FMBA Incorporation Steps Passed at Hillside
Last week at the Hillside Elks Club trusteesaccepted a charter for the Honorary FMBA. Louis and Henry Groh led as presidents with Eugene Kolakowski Frank J. LaTora and John G. Walsh as trustees. Clarence Kremer, counsel for the group, will handle incorporation. New members include Sidney G. Friedman Burton B. Bergman John W. Krug Lawrence V. Dobinis Bernard Bernstein Frank Wasilak Michael Tobin. A dance is planned for October with Groh as chairman and a joint FMBA honorary dinner to follow the same month.
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Hillside Elks Club
Millside Avenue
Louis
Henry Groh
Eugene Kolakowski
Frank J. la Tora
John G. Walsh
Dischler
Clarence &. Kremer
Sidney G. Friedman
Burton B. Bergman
John W. Krug
Lawrence V. Dobinis
Bernard B. Bernstein
Frank Wasilak
Michael Tobin
Groh
Jack Valente
Public Alerted To Change Setup For State Water Drive
A new statewide committee for the water referendum formed by business leaders urges voters to approve a plan financing Round Valley and Spruce Run reservoirs. Carren M. Shanks of Prudential stresses statewide water security and warns of costly crash programs without action. Co chairs for residential solicitation include Mrs. James P. Law and Mrs. Abraham Disipi of Rosebank, with regional leads across Elizabeth, Linden, Roselle, Roselle Park, and Jersey communities.
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Comsimg
New Jersey
Amobk
Thie Maswick
Stateswide Committee For
Round Valley
Spruce Run
Carren M. Shanks
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Shanks
James PD
Law Oflizabeth
Abraham Ds Iapy Law
Rosebeark
Holly
Ful
United
Camputar
Union County
Law
Elizabeth and
Willside
Kaplan
Roselle
Roselle Park
Linden
United Fund
Three Are Fined On Weapons Charges
Three Newark men faced fines on concealed weapons charges in a case before Magistrate Henry Goldhor last Thursday night. Frank W. Marr of 895 Springfield Avenue was fined 35 dollars for possessing a knife under the seat of a car he was driving on June 1. Samuel L. Fleming and Daniel W. Ebven of 256 Chadwick Avenue were fined 50 dollars each after pleading not guilty, for a straight razor found under a front-seat of a vehicle in which they were passengers on June 22. The driver was turned over to juvenile authorities. Mildred Pavlicek of 185 Broadway Paterson was fined 125 dollars for cashing a worthless check on May 26 and ordered to restitution of 125 dollars.
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Henry Goldhor
Frank W. Marr
Springfield Avenue
Newark
Robert Oram
Morris
Samuel L. Fleming
Daniel W. Ebven
Chadwick Avenue
Robert Thayer
Mildred Pavlicek
Broadway
Paterson
Hillside National Bank
Employment Office Closed July Fourth
The New Jersey State Employment Service office at 11 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, will be closed Monday, Independence Day. Full services resume Monday, July 7, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., then 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, July 11. Claims for temporary unemployment compensation will be taken. To file, claimants must have exhausted benefits after October 1, 1957, be unemployed, and meet all other requirements of the state's unemployment law.
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New Jersey
Jopsey Street
Elizabeth
Tosed Munlay
Meunved
Anl
Sphan
Ten Years With SSO Linden Henry P Cem Heckh
Henry P Cem Heckh of 1468 Liberty Avenue Tijtiside recently observed ten years service with the SSO Research and Engineering Company. Mn ClemmeekL is an engineer in the firm construction engineerity division.
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SSO Linden
Henry P Cem Heckh
Liberty Avenue
Tijtiside
Ss Research and Engineering
Mn Clemmeekl
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