Church Services at Church of Christ the King Mass Times
The Church of Christ the King with Rev Perry G DeWitt and Rev Gerald B Whelan offers Sunday Masses at 7 00 8 30 10 00 11 00 and 12 noon in church with children and adults in the auditorium 8 30 and daily Masses at 7 30 8 00 7 00 8 00 9 00 First Friday Masses at 6 30 8 00 Miraculous Medal and St Anthony Novenas held Tuesday at 8 00 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ the King
Perry G. DeWitt
Gerald B. Whelan
Community church services and events for Elizabeth area
A list of church services and activities across Elizabeth and Irvington including Christian Science and Church of Christ services. Highlights cover Sunday worship at 9:30 to 11 a.m., midweek services, prayer meetings, youth fellowships, Bible school, and special singing and business meetings. Churches include Church of Christ Scientist at 1951 Fairmount Ave and Irvington Pentecostal Church on Paine Ave with pastors Dr. Arthur Northwood and Rev. Henry Graf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Mary Baker Eddy
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
the Hope
Young People’s
Westminster Fellowship
Irvington
Property Transfers in Princeton and Nearby Streets
Transfers include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Posélla to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Imperial on Princeton avenue 990.34 feet from Liberty. George C. Woodruff to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Brink on Woodruff place 360 feet from Salem. Zypfryd W. Skiper to Helen Szalajko on Winans avenue 134.10 feet from Wyndmoor. William J. Walker to William J. Frawley at the corner of Norman street and Florence avenue.
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Sam Posélla
Anthony Imperial
Princeton Avenue
Liberty Avenue
George C. Woodruff
Samuel F. Brink
Woodruff Place
Salem Avenue
Zypfryd W. Skiper
Helen Szalajko
Winans Avenue
Wyndmoor Avenue
William J. Walker
William J. Frawley
Norman Street
Florence Avenue
Allan L. Tumarkin Appointed Assistant Attorney in Township Plan
Allan L. Tumarkin, named one of four assistant attorneys this January, serves as township recorder from 1948 and handles tax matters plus various magistrates court cases. A New York City native, he attended Clifton High School and New Jersey Law School, now Rutgers, earning the LLB in 1927. He maintains a Newark practice and holds several civic roles, with Edith Mainker living at 1469 Stanley Terrace and daughters Barbara and Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan L. Tumarkin
Tumarkin
Magistrates’ Court
New York City
Passaic
Clifton High School
New Jersey Law School
Rutgers University
Union Building
Newark
Hillside Republican Club
Men's Progress Club
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B
Order of the Golden Chain
Columbia Lodge
State Bar Association
Essex County Bar Association
Federal Bar Association of
N. Y
N. J
Conn
Edith Mainker
Stanley Terrace
Barbara
Linda
Playground News Hurden-Looker Tournaments and Events
The Hurden-Looker Playground shows lively activity with chess winner Dom Dee and pick-up sticks victor Dan Valente each earning an ice cream sundae as prizes. A ping-pong contest started yesterday and a costume parade is set for July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Dee
Dan ‘Valente
Picnic season fuels easy meals with portable ice boxes
The piece urges picnicking through summer, highlighting lightweight insulated ice boxes to keep foods hot or cold. It suggests beverages like pale dry ginger ale cola and fruit drinks, with a recipe for a citrus ginger sparkler using lemon juice, orange juice, powdered sugar, and pale dry ginger ale.
Emilie Bertsch Rites Announced in Hillside News
Services for Emilie A Bertsch of 110 James Street are set for 8 p m at Growney Funeral Home 1070 North Broad Street with interment at 10 a m tomorrow at Hollywood Memorial Park Union She died Tuesday after a long illness born in Newark daughter of Frederick and Pauline Koch Bertsch She lived with sister Lydia F Bertsch for thirty years member of Hillside Presbyterian Church and Star of Hillside Council 83 Daughters of America
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Emilie A. Bertsch
James Street
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
Hollywood Memorial Park
Union
Miss Bertsch
Newark
Frederick and
Pauline Koch Bertsch
Lydia F. Bertsch
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Star of Hillside Council 83, Daughters of America
Streets Blocked Off By Heavy Rain Storm
Blay Street and Long Avenue were closed to traffic at 9 40 pm as rainstorm caused flooding. Louis Zimmerman, a contractor installing storm sewers, was asked by police to set up barricades. The Fire Department was alerted to the blockage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blay
Long Avenue
Louis Zimmerman
Fire Department
Berger Announces Engagement of Gloria Berger
Mr and Mrs Louis Berger of 1526 Liberty Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria to Leo Jarecki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Berger
Liberty Avenue
Gloria
Leo Jarecki
Jarecki Family Hosts Reception for Hillside High Graduates
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jarecki of 1600 Bayview Avenue was announced at a Berger home reception. The couple’s son and another Hillside High School graduate are noted. The father served two years in the Merchant Marine and works for National Shortening Co. in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jarecki
Bayview Avenue
Berger
Hillside High School
Jarecki
Merchant Marine
National Shortening Co
Newark
Freezing Fruits and Foods Boosts Modern Homemaking
Doris Wade outlines how owning a freezer preserves color texture and nutrition, enables advance meal prep and quarterly meat purchases, reduces waste, and supports school lunches. It details packing methods for blueberries and general freezing guidelines including sugar ratios, headspace, labeling, and safe thawing.
Garden apartment plan faces zoning questions in Liberty Ave area
Four family garden apartments may be built on Liberty Avenue land owned by Leah Bierman. The plan shows units of four with a semi crypt building and driveway from Michael Place. Frontage is 235 feet with first 100 feet zoned for apartments. Township may require committee approval before permits. Rent starts at $40. Phone-in ads offer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Union County Park Commission
Bursden
Wi. Michael Place
Leah Bierman
Yyington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillside Times
WaAverly
Clemeo Inc
Central Avenue
Hillside
Johnston's Candies
Ifillside
Builders’ General Supply Company
Centennial Avenue
Cranford
American Flyer
Helene Curtis
Duchess Crean
Wood's
Maple Ave
Waverly
Mayfair Sweets
N. Broad Street
Dolly Madison
Selma Lippman
Beyer Moving
Hollywood Avenue
Paul's Moving & Trucking
Paul Beier
Yale Ave
Fred Strohschein
Liberty Ave
H. Freedman
Pet Shops
Canaries
Billy's
Hillside Ave
Maple
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Hollywood Ave
Long Roofing
Douglas
Ee Vauxhall Road
Joseph A. Policastro
J. Tel
Walter
Karl Abelhoer
Long Ave
Tel
Bethany Pentecostal Church
Baltimore Avenue
MET
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
All Welcome
U.S. Savings Bonds
Playground News
Calvin Coolidge
Harden- Looker
Red Sox
Gunther
Jill Curtis
Arthur Gunther
Compton Terrace
St. Barnabas Hospital
PICNC
Federation of America
the Hillside Times
Hillside, N. J
Gloria Berger
Doris Wade
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Elizabeth Avenue
Christ
Young People's Westminster Fellowship
Ae Ee
Fannie’s Dress
Clinton Place
Nye Ave
Aldine St
Mike Tobia
Mt. Westinghouse
Powerdize
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Livelyaire
U.S
TOBIA
Hillside Appliance CO
Safeway
Mertz Ave
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