Pingry School Commencement Held in Elizabeth
Frank W. Bleder Jr of 1263 Salem Avenue graduated at Pingry School Elizabeth during the 92nd commencement. Lower school exercises followed in the gym with fifth grader Donald B. Geddes Jr receiving a prize for improvement and fourth grade honors awarded to Joseph E. Franklin Jr. Bruce O. Beal earned a scholarship prize.
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Frank W. Bleder, Jr
Salem Avenue
Pingry
Elizabeth
Donald B. Geddes, Jr
Windsor ‘Way
William O. Wuester
Exeter Way
Donald
Joseph E. Franklin, Jr
John R. Harris
Nottingham Way
Bruce O. Beal
Compton Terrace
Funeral services for Henry H. Woodruff held in Newark
Henry H. Woodruff aged 57 died June 1 at Newark City Hospital after a long illness. Services were conducted June 4 at Peoples Burial Company funeral home by Rev. Wesley A. Olsen. Interment followed at Rosehill Cemetery, Linden. He leaves brothers Harold H. Woodruff of Avy Street Newark, William Woodruff of Nutley, and Thomas Oliver Woodruff of Roxbury Massachusetts.
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Henry H. Woodruff
Avy Street
Peoples Burial Company
Broad Street
Newark
Wesley A. Olsen
First Baptist Church
Rosehill Cemetery
Linden
Woodruff
Newark City Hospital
Harold H. Woodruff
William Woodruff
Nutley
Thomas Oliver Woodruff
Roxbury
Mass
Autos Of Residents In Collision Here
Two Hillside residents were involved in a Sunday collision near their homes. Thomas F. McLaughlin, 38, of 1250 Salem Avenue, struck Robert A. Cerrato, 44, of 281 Hollywood Avenue at Salem and Hollywood avenues after a red light. Cerrato complained of a back injury and would see his doctor. Patrolman Joseph Wirasnik investigated.
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Thomas F. McLaughlin
Salem Avenue
Robert A. Cerrato
Hollywood Avenue
Salem
Hollywood Avenues
Cerrato
Joseph Wirasnik
Garden pests: lace bugs affect rhododendrons with leaf damage
Lace bugs feed on rhododendron undersides, causing mottled gray-green and brownish leaves. Eggs hatch in May with adults by June. control relies on summer sprays like nicotine and pyrethrum, with wetting agents. Renew treatments every two weeks for egg survival.
Hillside resident backs independent run for Township Committee
In letters to the editor Harry Luftman, a longtime Republican, announces his independent bid for Hillside Township Committee. Readers praise his courage to break party lines and push for timely local reform and governance.
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Hillside Times
Harry
Hillside
New Roller Coaster The Jet Opens At Olympic Park
The Jet begins operation at Olympic Park this week as the country’s newest coaster. Trial runs inspired the name and management says it is higher safer and much faster than the park’s previous model. The $100 000 ride faces limited nearby competition with a second coaster The Great Telesco under construction in Louisville Kentucky.
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Olympic Park
Robert Guenther
Irvington Park
Kentucky
Philadelphia Toboggan
Louisville
Telesco
Local outing plans and charity events announced for park
A Blairstown High School group visits the park today. Hillside ninth graders hold a science class picnic tomorrow. Kearny Ellis sponsors an outing for underprivileged children on June 23. Mt. Carmel Guild of Newark will take 150 deaf mutes to the park on June 28.
Five Wheels Stripped From 1936 Auto Outside Nuse-Wilson
Theft of five tires tubes and wheels from a 1936 automobile parked at the rear of a garage was reported to police Tuesday by Nuse-Wilson Motors at 1440 North Broad Street. Value of the stolen items listed at 87.50.
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Nuse-Wilson Motors
North Broad Street
Combined Service At Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church will combine Father’s Day and Children’s Day services this Sunday at 11am. Rev. Wesley A. Olsen will speak on “Father and Child” as the Bible School choir offers songs. Bible School students are urged to bring their parents to church.
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First Baptist Church
Bible School
Wesley A. Olsen
Reds in Entertainment Talk Set by Veterans Leader
John Dowling commander of the Hudson County Catholic War Veterans will discuss Communism in the entertainment field and how to combat it at a June 21 meeting. The Holy Name Society sponsors the open event at the Church of Christ the King with a question period.
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John Dowling
Hudson County Catholic War Veterans
Church of Christ the King
Holy Name Society
How to tune a piano and economic thoughts
A collection of quirky notes contrasts piano tuning and odd fixes with a critique of popular thinking on the American economy. The writer hints that practical experimentation and radical ideas share a reckless confidence.
Estate Administrators Named for $18 000 Tyjewski Estate
The $18,000 estate of Raymond Tyjewski of Hillside, who died May 11, will be administered by his widow Alexandra Tyjewski and a daughter, per Surrogate Charles A. Otto.
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Raymond Tyjewski
Hillside
Alexandra Tyjewski
Charles A. Otto
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