Judge Levies 151 In Traffic Fines In Municipal Court
Fifty five motorists paid a total of 151 in fines Saturday in Municipal Court. Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer imposed a 20 fine on Anthony Laye Elizabeth for careless driving and whistle heedlessness. Norman Lattimore and Frederick J. Geiger each paid 15 for careless driving on Route 29. Jean Greene paid 10 for driving on the wrong side of the road. Russell Cosby paid 10 for no driver's license and speeding 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. Liborio Borsellino and Basil W Yannariello each paid 6 for failing to stay right and for passing a red light. PET DOG BITES BOY: William Barclay, 4, was bitten by his own dog and kept under observation for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Kremer
Anthony Laye Elizabeth
Norman Lattimore
West Fourth Street
Plainfield
Frederick J. Geiger
West Milton Avenue
Rahway
Jean Greene
Farley Avenue
Newark
Russell Cosby
Sterling Street
East Orange
Bayonne
Liborio Borsellino
Vaux Hall Road
Union
Basil W.yannariello
Sanford Avenue
Lyndhurst
Israel bond sale at Hillside bank bonds drive under way
Mrs. Gertrude Friedman buys an Israel bond from Bond Chairman Mrs Frances Seiden at Hillside National Bank booth. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen, Benjamin Berkowitz, and Samuel Graw look on as Hillside Hadassah and Sinai Congregation leaders support the $5,000,000 drive launched last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Friedman
Israel
Frances Seiden
Hillside Hadassah
Hillside National Bank
Eliezer Cohen
Benjamin Berkowitz
The
Sinai Congregation
Samuel Graw
Bond
Hillside
George van
United States
Graw
Bank
Ebert Ordained as Minister in Hillside Church
Eugene Ebert of 29 Harden Street was ordained as a minister by the Elizabeth Presbytery at Hillside Presbyterian Church. He will become pastor of Totowa Presbyterian Church tomorrow after a career at Western Electric and infantry service in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ebert
Harden Street
Elizabeth Presbytery
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Totowa
Hillside High School
Western Electric, Kearny
Bloomfield College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Old Bergen
Lamington Presbyterian Church
William Ebert
Mary McNulty
Totowa Borough
Settlement Reached in Boy Injury Suit in County Court
A $1,500 settlement was granted Friday in County Judge Walter L. Hetfield's court to four year old James Munger of Elizabeth. The suit, filed by his father against William and Charles Hashkowitz of 1064 Fairview Place, stems from injuries to the boy after an auto collision on September 29 in Elizabeth. The child sustained injuries to the right leg ankle and knee and the suit was uncontested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Hetfield
Elizabeth
William
Charles Hashkowitz
Fairview Place
James Munger
Pioneer
Hashkowitz
Possum Captured On Quiet Robert Street Chase
A second stray possum in under a month surrendered to police around midnight June 9 after a chase along Robert street when Carroll Lampe and Robert Morit, with Lampe’s dog, cornered the animal between two houses aided by flashlights. Mrs. John Fleming called police and noted the possum played dead until capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Street
Carroll Lampe
Robert Morit
Elizabeth
Lampe
John Fleming
Bus Driver Strike Settled In Hour
A strike of 28 operators at the Green Flyer Bus Company on Hill side avenue ended in less than an hour early Sunday morning after drivers won a fourteen cent hourly raise and a five day week with paid vacations. Owner Samuel LaSpada said only one bus was about a half hour late. He noted a prior strike occurred three to four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Flyer Bus Company
Hillside Avenue
Samuel LaSpada
Hillside Avenue School appoints safety patrol for coming year
Mrs. Winifred DeVadder announces the senior patrol names led by Richard Oram as captain with a slate including Robert Wojtech and Joseph Gally. Assignments cover Dover, Clark, Maple, West Mertz, Bond, Center, Oakland terraces and more. Five eighth graders received merit pins at a special assembly with Fred Chiyla invited as student advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
Winifred DeVadder
Richard Oram
Robert Wojtech
Joseph Gally
Abram Alischule
Dover Avenue
Frank Garaffa
Clark Street
Maple Avenue
Dennis Hyland
West Mertz
Maple Avenues
Marvin Leventer
Bond Street
West Mertz Avenue
Frank Ianarone
Lawrence Jaffe
Belleview Terrace
Barry Lowenstein
Center Street
Howard Lowenstein
Maple
Frank Mascola
Bon Place
Arthur Moores
Hillside Avenue
Raymond Nadasky
Center
Clark Streets
Richard Sax
Oakland Terrace
Jay Trachman
Maple and
Winans
Sanford Epstein
Bond
Marvin Teitlebaum
Myron McCulik
Back Playground
Fred Chiyla
Boy Quits Hospital To Receive Diploma At Saybrook School
Donald Shearn a 15 year old of 1278 North Broad Street left Beth Israel Hospital Newark after an emergency appendectomy to attend Saybrook School graduation exercises last Thursday. Doctors advised ten days of bed rest despite his determination to be at commencement with his classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shearn
North Broad Street
Saybrook School
Donald
Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
Albert Shearn
Saybrook Class Aids Cancer and Palsy Funds
Saybrook seventh grade class at Saybrook School voted to donate five dollars to the Cancer Fund and two dollars to the Cerebral Palsy Campaign. The gifts come from the class treasury surplus after an educational tour to the State Historical Park in Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Venezian
Saybrook School
Cancer Fund
Morristown
Sees More Gaining To Aid Retarded Children
The Union County Unit of The New Jersey Parents Group For Retarded Children Inc held its last meeting of the season at the Columbian Club House Elizabeth. A colored film showing Crawley School Minnesota activities was shown. Mrs Fitzhugh W Boggs Montclair chairman said a statewide effort to improve retarded child conditions is under way. The Scannell Association Hillside led by George Otto donated 40 dollars to Nancy Luzon Training School from a shuffleboard event with Otis Elevator Co Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
N. J. Parent's Group
Senior Girls End Registration for Civilian Defense Council
Senior girls at the high school completed the Civilian Defense Council registration last week with the commencement. A new group will continue registration next fall under Miss Trosine Boyd. The police auxiliary will view films on June 26 at Hillside Avenue School with a State trooper as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Council
Coucil
Trosine Boyd
State Police
Hillside Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
Hillside High Girls Aid Library Book Inventory
Mrs. Ford Meyer, Hillside Avenue School librarian, announced that high school girls are assisting with a book inventory at Hillside Public Library. The count covers both fiction and non fiction in preparation for new fall arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Hillside Avenue
Ford Meyer
Awards Presented To Pingry Students
Two Hillside boys received Pingry School upper division awards. Ninth grader Alfred A. Herrigel of 215 Winans Avenue won a prize for improvement and honorable mention in the heey ere eure gebra. Twelfth grader Frank W. Bledter Jr. of 1263 Salem Avenue earned honorable mention for scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Pingry School
Elizabeth
Alfred A. Herrigel
Winans Avenue
Frank W. Bledter, Jr
Salem Avenue
Berkowitz Presides Over Essex County Synagogue Council
Benjamin S. Berkowitz, president of Sinai Congregation, was elected president of the Essex County Synagogue Council last Thursday evening. Simon Hecate of New York was chosen president of the Synagogue Council of America. A Bonds for Israel resolution was adopted and Herman Shota was named chairman for the Essex religious block, with a broad committee to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin S. Berkowitz
Sinai Congregation
Somepays Council of Essex
Simon Hecate
New York
Synagogue Council of America
Bonds For Israel
Herman Shota
Essex County
Treger Couple Transfers Property to Lezep Builders
Mr and Mrs Albert F Treger transfer property on Chapman Street measured 505.57 feet from Bloy Street to Lezep Builders Corporation continuing a real estate transfer record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Treger
Lezep Builders Corporation
Chapman Street
Bloy Street
Change in Owners of Solomon's Store
Announcement of the sale of Solomon's Department Store at 1299 Liberty Avenue to Jack Redlus of Newark. After a quarter century serving the campus community, Solomon's passes hands as Redlus pledges to continue low prices and broad merchandise with his wife assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon’s Dept
Liberty Avenue
Jack Redlus
Newark
Adolf Solomon
Solomon’s
Hillside
Chandisa
Redlus Takes Over Business Aimed at Regional Growth
Redlus has assumed control with plans to expand and develop Liberty Avenue as a central hub for the county. No immediate changes are planned, but future strategies will address community needs, including nearby shops and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Redlus
Erowth Liberty Avenue
Shop- Minette
Airman Returns From Caribbean Cruise Aboard Tarawa
James A. Mahoney airman apprentice USN lives at 68 Mading Terrace. He has just returned to the United States from a Caribbean cruise aboard the aircraft carrier USS Tarawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mahoney
USN
Mading Terrace
U. S
Tarawa
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