Evans Seeks Restraining of Omitted Levy Appeal
Evans files suit in Superior Court to bar Milton B. Conford Robert C. Kirkpatrick Anne Goldhor and P Carroll Wingert from pursuing an omitted assessments appeal. He argues boards lack jurisdiction and requests restraint of the State Board hearing set for tomorrow after the County Board dismissed a prior added assessment suit on his building in Fyans Terminal leased to Kratt foods Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Anne Goldhor
P. Carroll Wingert
David O. Evans
North Broad Street
Evans
Superior Court
County Board of Taxation
State Board of Tax Appeals
State Board
County Board
Fyans Terminal
Kratt Foods Company
Pingry School Breaks Ground for New Hillside Building
Ground was broken yesterday for Pingry School's Hillside project with limited invitees the Board of Trustees the faculty and Hillside Township Committee present. Contracts exceed one million dollars with Andrew Christensen and Son Inc Joseph Arace and Joseph J Tomasulo. Architect Fred A Elsasser praised plans balancing function dignity simplicity and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingry School
Hillside
Andrew Christensen and Son, Inc
Fred A. Elsasser
Union
Health Board votes to ask Sun Tube to halt presses after 11 pm
The Board of Health, by a 4 to 1 vote, instructs Sun Tube Corp to cease all machines after 11 pm. The measure follows concerns about noise from large presses and a pending shift-change at the Long Avenue facility. Comissão r Milton B. Con ford opposed. James A. Oneil supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
Board of Health
Milton B. Conford
James A. Oneil
R. Smith Schenck
Europe
Schenck
Kenneth Leghorn
Conford
Oneil
Benjamin Hale
New York
Third Avenue
Robert Kirkpatrick
Hillside Republicans Clash Over Water Softening Costs
Hillside Republican Club pushes the view that soft water would be costly and unnecessary, arguing a private supplier is pricier than a municipal system. The issue intersects with township studies on municipal water, hard water costs, and potential legal aspects, while local press awaits official findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Hillside
Hillside Water
Republican Club
Township Committee
Tobia Continues Price Cut Policy at Hillside Appliances
Tobia’s Hillside Appliances in 1321 Liberty Avenue says it will meet all price cuts from New York and Newark stores on home appliances. Presto pressure cookers and GE and Westinghouse waffle irons are reduced to stay competitive amid strong local response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobia
Hillside
Liberty Avenue
New York
Newark
General Electric
Westinghouse
Michael Tobia
Tobin’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Summer Schedule at St Mary Magdalene Church Newark
Sunday morning services at the Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue Newark move to 9 30 a m for the summer, announced yesterday by Rev Montgomery Throop rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Pomona Avenue
Newark
Montgomery Throop
Swarm Of Bees Forces Family to Seek Help
A swarm clustered in front of 1545 Schley Street drove Mr and Mrs Nax Kutcher and family to seek aid. Bee-collector Charles Urbine, 73, removed the insects using a large net and placed them in a hive in his yard. Police had previously relied on Urbine for similar incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nax Kutcher
Schley Street
Mrs. Kutcher
Charles Urbine
Boston Avenue
Urbine
GOP May Arrange Water Discussion in Hillside
The Republican Club at Hill side Presbyterian Church discussed obtaining outside authority to improve Hillside water supply. Club president Paul Kifner said an engineer would outline costs and obstacles at a public meeting. Richard Berkefeldt warned high taxes. Benjamin Hale and Mrs Charles A Hetzel spoke on registration. A picnic for the Veterans Memorial Building Fund is planned next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Paul Kifner
Hillside
Richard Berkefeldt
Cubs To Hold Outing At Nomahegan Park
Cub Pack 198 completes its season with an outing at Nomahegan Park in Cranford this Sunday. Games prizes and refreshments are planned. Steven Spiegel will be inducted as a new cub and Gus Brugger will graduate to a Boy Scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomahegan Park
Cranford
Steven Spiegel
Gus Brugger
Frank Sieka
Frank Cernigliaro
Robert Lilley
Eugene Parochniak
Gus Schulz
George Zemanovic
Board to Seek State Probe Into Mundet Cork Plant
The Board of Health plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting with Acting Attorney William L. Wieser to discuss court action against Mundet Cork Corporation after a municipal anti-smoke ordinance conviction was upheld. The panel may request state health and air commission investigations, while Jiffy Manufacturing adds new machinery to curb dust. Communicable disease counts for May include 40 measles and 25 chickenpox, with 37 births and 23 deaths recorded by Vital Statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
William L. Wieser
Mundet Cork Corporation
Walter L. Hetfield
Arthur Dienst
Samuel T. Jowitt
State Board of Health
State Air Polition Commission
Jiffy Manufacturing Company
Jowitt
Anton A. Vit
Benjamin Summer
Kirkpatrick
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Summer Playgrounds Open for Recreation Center Program
The playgrounds at the Recreation Center and Central avenue fields open for the summer program with supervision from 9 a.m. to dark Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Registration week runs the week of June 25. Activities target ages 4 to 11 and include events, picnics, tournaments, and regular games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Final Meeting of 6th District Unit At Kaplan Home
The Ninth District Civic Association held its season finale at David Kaplan’s 1049 Voorhees Street. Attendees approved a request to reroute bus No. 10, planned Play Ball with the Yankees film, and funded the Veterans Memorial Building Fund. A gala committee led by Mrs. Zenna Birnbaum was formed and gifts were presented to the Kaplans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District Civic Association
David Kaplan
Voorhees Street
Public Utilities Commission
Ninth District
Tenth District
Zenna Birnbaum
Plymouth Road
Veterans Memorial Building Fund
Birnbaum
Jean Giordano
Mary Miserentino
Alda Peck
New York Yankees
George Gurytch
Yankees
Good Government Association of New Jersey Holds Induction
Induction of officers for the Good Government Association of New Jersey occurred last Thursday at George Ivans home 315 Fitzpatrick Street. Officers elected were Frank Dee president Ross Bartolotta vice president Mrs Laura Santucci treasurer John Peter Paul secretary and Patsy Catena sergeant at arms. Thirty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Association of
New Jersey
George Ivans
Fitzpatrick Street
Frank Dee
Ross Bartolotta
Laura Santucci
John Peter Paul
Patsy Catena
Hale votes for counsel at hearing with two Democrats
The ship committee approved allowing Attorney Anton Vit to represent taxpayers in the matter of alleged omitted assessments on David O. Evans property in Evans Terminal. Commissioner James A. Owell warned the action could set a precedent and increase costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Anton A. Vit
Conford
County Board of Taxation
State Board of Tax Appeals
James A. Owell
Henry Kreh
Myrtle Avenue
Bloy Street
Gurd and
Millard Avenues
Board of Health
Henry Konzelmann
Harold Frowery
Robert Warner
Battlehill Terrace
Union
Arthur Riche
Capro
Riche
Lincoln
Forthaber
Norman Sanford
Albert Schoen
Summit Avenue
Williamson and
Keer
Zoning Board
Schoen
Road
Public Affairs Committee
Elizabeth Leming
South
Bright Street
Broad
Vet Building Fund Reaches Seven Thousand Dollars
The War Veterans Memorial Building drive resumes and has collected 7000 dollars to date. Col. Harry S. Luftman, chairman, thanked contributors and urged continued support until the quota is met. He praised Harry Cooper of Cooper Alloy Foundry Co. for leading the industrial division and noted local industry backing. A dinner meeting of the Advisory Committee led by Col. Francis V. Lowden will be held Thursday evening June 28 at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth to advance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans Memorial
Harry S. Luftman
Col. Luftman
Harry Cooper
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Luftman
Col
Francis V. Lowden
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Susan Bond Discusses New Novel on TV Program
Susan Bond, former Times columnist of The Human Element, reviewed her new novel Neurotic Takes A Wife on TV yesterday morning. She appeared on Channel 4's Bringing Up Mother telling about her work and its themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bond
the Times
T.V
Channel 4
Tire slashed in private garage at Bernard Terrace
Joel Fielo reports his car parked in a private garage at 270 Bernard Terrace had a broken window and a slashed tire, damage amount not estimated, occurring Monday night. He provided details to police on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Fielo
Highland Avenue
Bernard Terrace
First Dinner Dance Held for Hurden-Looker Grade Eight
Fifty two eighth graders attended the first dinner dance for the graduating class at Hurden-Looker School organized by the P.T.A. executive board. Rev Wesley A Olsen offered the invocation. Music came from local high school boys and games and dance novelties were arranged by Mrs Charles Jarosky. General chairwoman was Mrs Vaughn Stiles. Guests included Albert Vreeland and Mrs Vreeland, Mr and Mrs Samuel Pell, Mr and Mrs Elbert Hoppenstedt and Miss Helen Watson. Miss Watson and Mr Hoppenstedt are eighth grade teachers and Mrs Pell is PT.A. president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurden-Looker School
P.ta. Executive Board
Wesley A. Olsen
A Zimmerman
Vreeland
Samuel Pell
Elbert Hoppenstedt
Helen Watson
Miss Watson
Mr. Hoppenstedt
Pell
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Joseph Arace
Joseph J. Tomasulo
Henry Kreh, Jr
Pingry Improvement Fund
Board’ of Trustees
Health Board
Alea Searetion High School
Ted
Starko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Deelers
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Episcopal Church
Swarm of Bees Roots Family
Gop
Cubs
Solomon’s
Hillside’s
Salem Pharmacy
Mundet
Hillside Butchers F
Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Shaul Shy
Police & Fire Department
Police and Fire Departments
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North Broad
Alteged
Evans Terminal
Sanford
Conant Street
Ryan Street
Compton Terrace
Belleview Terrace
Maple Avenue
Joseph Forthaber
Rahway River
Vet Building Fund
Hurden-Looker
Porter
Gorman P. Fischer, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
North Broad St
Wate Howard J
Bloy
Broad St
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