Library Moves to New Quarters with Public Opening
The Board of Trustees met Thursday night and received a gift from Commissioner Henry Goldhor to furnish the library with new plants and furniture. Two summer assistants were approved: Dorothy Halbert of Bates College and Carol Tidaback of Newark State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iside’s
Carol Tidaback
Joni Mi
Board of
Henry Goldhor
Spidletisk
Dorothy Halbert
Bates College
Maine
Newark State Teachers College
New Jersey First Aid Council To Meet Here
Committee of the Hillside Ambulance Unit plans Monday night July 23 at the Memorial Building. The program will feature talks by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum and Dr Joseph Peyser on the use and advantages of the diy inkometer in examining suspected drunken drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. First Aid Council
Sidney Birnbaum
Joseph Peyser
Township Council tensions over Recreation Commission salaries
The Township Committee is split over the Recreation Commission budget and its authority to set salaries for submission personnel. Desch claims a letter protesting the budget power was sent but never received, worsening relations and risking a relinking of control to the Board of Education. MAX SCHLEIFER plans a European trip as tensions linger over meeting space and press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Desch
Recreation Commission
Desch
Commission
Max Schleifer
Board of Education
Tax office to stay open July 30 for third-quarter payments
Collector John C Pozar announced extended hours on Monday night July 30 from 7 to 9 30 p.m. for tax payments due August 1. The office will be closed on other Monday nights during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Pozar
Planning Board Grants Assembly Of Lots Plan
The Planning Board approved John Lazarick of Union to create two 42 by 70 foot lots at State Street and Silver Avenue for two houses. Newark residents Kalemneous and Lica were approved to combine two 25-foot lots on Leo Street. A 19.53 foot strip on Shelton Terrace was approved for purchase by Mr and Mrs Rocco Pola to provide a driveway access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lazarick
Union
State Street
Silver Avenue
Linzarick
Peter Kalemneous
Shelton Terrace
Rocco Ta Pola
Sheitan Terrace
Education Board Embarrassed By Inaction On Uhl
The Township Committee delayed action on appointing Daniel Uhl to the Recreation Commission, leaving the school board unrepresented for two months. Uhl, nominated to replace I Lute Shure, is under consideration as of May 1.
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Education Board
Uhl
Ye Board of Education
Township
Ir Pn
Daniel Uhl
Recreation Commission
Mra
Helen Kirkpatrick
Ifetter
Thee
I Lute Shure
Board of Education
Ohl
Consideraon
P O Superintendent Hurt By Automobile
James E. Sterner 51 superintendent of the Industrial Branch post office on Hillside avenue was injured when a car struck him at Long and Liberty avenues. Police say the driver James Patterson 32 Linden claimed Sterner walked into the vehicle while crossing the intersection against the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Sterner
Hillside Avenue
Industrial Branch
Kinee
Long
Liberty Avenues
Milton M. Lilet
James Patterson
Union Avenue
Linden
Liberty Avenue
Sterner
Sid
Patterson
Democrats Plan Hillside Campaign Meeting
The Hillside Democratic Club will meet Thursday July 1901 at 8 p.m. in the Polish American Hall at 400 Play Street. President Robert L. Kuphiti says plans will be formulated for the Fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Democratic Club
Play Street
Robert L. Kuphiti
French Woman Reunited With Family Marred By Death
Mrs. Alice Neff 69 of Alsace Lorraine France arrived for a long awaited reunion with four brothers and one sister. The sister Anna McKeown of Montvale died of pneumonia after illness. Neff stayed with the Disehlers in Secaucus and met relatives including Louis, Albert, Francis, William and Betty Reilly. A gala gathering followed at William Disehler’s home with many nieces and nephews. Francois Ehrenholt 19, a Paris student, acted as interpreter during the visit. The family reunion came 67 years after Neff was left in France while her parents moved to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Neff
Alsace- Lorraine
France
Lous A. Disehler
Looker Street
Adjustment
Neff
Idlewild
Ohie
Anna McKeown
Montvale
Albert Dischler
United States
Dischlers
Europe
Tolle, Wild
Secaucus
Township Hopes Night Hours Aid Presidential Registration
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy reminded qualified residents that the clerk’s office is open Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 pm to assist in presidential registration. The effort runs with the Township Committee drive as a special committee meeting WHT is set for tomorrow night at the Municipal Building with municipal employees and police and fire personnel urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Police and Fire Departments
Convicted Again Tissy Driver Faces License Revocation
A second drunken driving conviction led to a three month jail term and a ten year license revocation for Harry Powers at 106 South Avenue Westfield. Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum imposed the sentence and a $100 fine plus $25 costs. Powers pleaded not guilty and may appeal. Ralph Schoeter was credited for allowing Powers to drive while intoxicated. Judge Birnbaum also fined Harold Jones for multiple offenses totaling 415 and two motorists pleaded guilty to drunken driving with fines of 226 each and two year license revocations.
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Magismate
Gowt
Harry BD. Powers
South Avenue
Westfield
Sidney Birnyawiil
Powis
Joseph L Bedell
Plainfield
Emanuel Gersten
Granford
Dieckor
Ralph Schoeter
Haymond Shreel
West Hold
Aft
Birnbaum
Harold Jones
South 1Th Street
Newark
Jones
Jack King
Drivik
Joseph J. Grad
O14
Springfield Avenue
William FR. Black
Stanmore Place
Director Upholds Tipsy Conviction
Sgt. Clarence H. Van Deursen, clerk of Magistrate's Court, disclosed that Motor Vehicle Director Frederick J. Gassert Jr has revoked the driving license of Harry Dolfinger of 653 Harrison Street Rahway on a charge of drunken driving.
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Roneé
Clarence H. van Deurssen
Magistrate's Court
Motor VerishTé
Frederick J. Gassert, Jr
Harry Dolfinger
Harrison Street
Rahway
Theft of Adding Machine Leads to Newark Arrest
Bernie Wilson, 34, of 501 Central venue Newark, held without bail after police say he broke into Savoy Brass Co on Ramsey avenue and stole an adding machine valued at 100 dollars. He was found in a Chestnut street taxi with the machine, and an owner said a window was broken and a typewriter recovered outside the rear of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Wilson
Central Venue
Newark
Alois J. Steir
Gordon Milburn
Chestnut Street
Savoy Brass Co
Ramsey Avenue
Wilson
Charles Chirichi Lello
Recreation pay dispute ends with new salaries and vaccine plan
Adolph A. Winston announced free polio vaccine for residents through 19 at Murden Locker School. Township Committee and Recreation Commission settled their feud over salary certifying powers with a new range for the recreation superintendent and a raise for Peter Humanik. Also approved police appointments and an $3,900 starting pay to expand coverage for Parkway Manor and Canant Estates. An August 7 hearing was set for the ordinance and traffic amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph A. Winston
Board of Health
Murden
Gard Avenue
Township Committee and Recreation Commission
Recreations Commission
John A Desch
Iye Come
Misia
Peter G. Humanik
Recreation Commission
Leo Klimerick, Jr
Wood~ruff Avenue
William C. Rupp
Thomas Street
Henry Goldhor
Parkway Manor
Canant Estates
Gertrude Abrevt
Williamtreet
Millard Avenue
Herbert Aven
Silver Avenue
Pledges Pour In for Ukrainian Catholic Church Fund
About sixty attended a meeting at Veterans Hall and fifty two pledged to the building fund for a Ukrainian Catholic Church. Rev Myron Somatwk said there is growing interest and urged Ukrainian Catholics and others to contribute. A Sunday service plan in temporary quarters will precede a location, with a September 30 event at the Royal Gardens. Contributions can be sent to Rev Somatwk, 133 Sanford Avenue, Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron 8Awiinski
Hillside-Union
Sozanski
Royal Gardens
Rahway
Myron Somatwk
Sandford Avenue
Newark
Sail Boat Donated To Girl Scouts In Hillside Event
A white eight foot fibre glass dinghy with a white Dacron sail was dedicated Thursday at Girl Scout Camp Lou Henry Hoover on Swartswood Lake. Hillside Rotary Club presented the boat to the Middle Unit directed by Miss Nancy Branom and Miss Martha Franny Mr Tra Gottsche. Camp director Jo Louise Smith and Linda Brill led the ceremony with the Rotary delegation noting youth service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary
Hillside Rotary Club
Lou Henry Hoover
Swartswood Lake
Nancy Branom
Martha Franny
Tra Gottsche
Frank Stengel
Baby's
Caro
Auboyie
Linda Brill
Jo-Louise Smith
Gottscho
Stengel
Girl Scouts
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Dorothea Benn
Ruth
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Immerman Photogy
Jebi
Robert K. Bloy
Louie Smolenski
Leah Feldman
Jaza
Heart Lyng
Plan Board
Edward W. Kilpatrick
Department of Educalion
Hillside High
A. P. Morris
Coordinate Activities Committee
N. J
Ula Orr Clark
Peggy Joyce Bells
Gloria Manning
Phebe Haviland
Hillside Rent Control Commission
Samuel, Katz
Kenneth E. Hathaway
Robert Diamond
Eft
Arthur Kreszl
P.O
Alter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Hillside
Szarko’s
Ino
Girl
Gottacho
Miss Hillside Rotary
Shirley Anne Timoney
Diane Dotter
Ute Middies
Lynn Gaines
Carol Rubovitz
Barbara Gechtman
Roberta Jacobson
Debbie Roberts
Gail Cook
Pat Schantz
Betty Jean Morgan
Sharon Redling
Judith Lister
Judy Murray
Lynne Miller
Bette Hartsen
Ellen Cannon
Shore Organizer
Blue Ridge
Jane Frank Stengel
Ira Goltscho
Diane Dotters
Matt-Best
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Deliyer
Growney
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