Area Church Schedules and Services Across Town
A roundup of church services lists offerings at Church of Christ the King with multiple Mass times and novenas, Bis Bethany Pentecostal with English and Polish sessions, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian with Bible studies and worship, Irvington Pentecostal Church led by Rev. Graf with classes and services, and Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmount Avenue detailing Sunday School and midweek services, plus Hillside Presbyterian noting 9:45 am school and class schedules. Eastern Star guests at 11 am service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Bethany Pentecostal Church
Ballimore Avenue
Sundey
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
Westminster Young People's Fellowship
Irvington Pentecostal Church
Paine Avenue
Irvington
Henry Graf
Christ's Ambassador's Service
Rev. Graf
Women’s Missionary Council
Graf
Church of Christ, Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Mary Baker Eddy
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Geo. M. Runner
Eastern Star Chapter
Hillside
Wil
Elizabeth Avenue
Young People’s
Westminster Fellowship
P&p
DOP
ODPL
Apuo Orlov
Westminster Fellowship Announces Weekly Meetings and Plans
Liam Ebert will make the address. The public is invited. Westminster Fellowship Groups meet at 7 p.m. on Monday afternoons the Ladies Aid Society holds regular meetings, and Thursday night sees the semi monthly Men's Brotherhood gathering. Plans are being made for the annual fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Ebert
Westminster
Ladies Aid Society
Men's Brotherhood
Sinai Congregation Schedule at 151 Maple Ave
Sinai Congregation will temporarily operate at 151 Maple Ave with Rabbi Eliezer Cohen. For the week starting March 5 the schedule lists morning services Sunday 8 am and weekdays 7 am, Saturday 8 45 am. Mincha 5 45 pm all days. Ma’ariv 6 10 pm Sunday to Thursday and after Mincha Friday. Shabbat 6 20 pm. children’s services Saturday 9 45 am. Hebrew School Sunday 9 to 12 and Monday to Thursday 3 30 to 6 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabbolus Shabbos
Maaviv Jimmni‘ately
Buttwell Quits As Member Of Aztecs
Joseph Buttwell resigns from the Hillside Aztec athletic and Civic Association after a meeting at Hungarian Workingmen's Home on White Street. William Weller, president, states Buttwell is no longer authorized to represent the organization in any capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Buttwell
Hillside Aztec Bletic and Civic Association
White Street
William Weller
Buttwell
Two Slightly Hurt In Auto Collision
Two passengers were injured slightly yesterday when the cars they rode in collided on Schley Street and Winans Avenue. Harold Segal, 21, from Newark, drove a car owned by Sidney Michaelson, also of Newark, who stopped at the intersection and then started again, hitting a car owned and operated by Joby Matusek, 44, of Union. Betty Michaelson, 43, of Newark, riding with Segal, was treated for head injuries. Joseph Moravcik, 44, of Yale Avenue, in Matusek’s car, was treated for wrist injuries by his family doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley Street
Winans Avenue
Harold Segal
Ridgewood Avenue
Newark
Sidney Michaelson
L Aldine Street
Joby Jatusek
Julian Terrace
Union
Betty Michaelson
Milford Avenue
Segal
H. Chimacoff
Joseph Moravcik
Yale Avenue
Matusek
Labor Unions Form Aid Committee for Striking Miners
A Hillside union committee of four was formed to aid striking coal miners and their families. Members are Jack Bernstein, John Hrusovsky, Irving Eisen, and Leslie Reed. Contributions go to Reed at 66 Route 29 for the United Mine Workers District 50 in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Jack Bernstein
Liberty Avenue
Bernstein
John Hrusovsky
Irving Eisen
Leslie Reed
Reed
Route 29
United Mine Workers
District 50
Newark
Herlich Ree In Fair Condition After Hospital Stay
Freeholder George W. Herlich of 151 Clark Street was reported in fair condition at Newark Beth Israel Hospital after a restful night. He fell ill at home Sunday following his sermon at Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Laymen's Sunday services and is a Republican primary candidate on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.herlich
Clark Street
Newark
Beth Israel Hospital
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Herlich
Republcan
Hillside Avenue School Lunchroom Seeks Volunteer Helpers
Hillside Avenue School hosts an urgent call for volunteer workers in the lunchroom. Mrs. Harry Nacht, PTA chairman, asked the executive board yesterday for help one day a week. Contact WA 3-0888 to volunteer. The PTA meets Wednesday with officer nominations. Mrs. Seymour announced an upcoming Incident Control course for principals next month during yesterday's meeting at Mrs. Lawrence Levitas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
Harry Nacht
P.T.A
Nacht
Seymour
Lawrence Levitas
Stanley Terrace
Student Displays On View At Bank
Under supervision of Constantine J. Harper high school instructor, Hillside National Bank hosts three week exhibits. The current display through March 15 features ceramics by the high school art classes directed by Mrs. Elaine Cohn. Next up is the biology department display. Approved by supervising principal Dr. Wayne Branom and bank president James O’Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine J. Harper
Hillside National Bank
North Broad Street
Elaine Cohn
Wayne T. Branom
James Oneil
Somerset Bus Co marks silver anniversary with 21 new buses
The Somerset Bus Co Inc celebrates 25 years by investing 415000 in 21 new 45 passenger buses replacing 28 and 37 passenger models. The first bus arrives with a silver anniversary paint job and will be unveiled at a steak dinner at the Orchard Inn Springfield hosted by press agent Frank J. Noll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Bus Co. Inc
Frank J. Noll
Orchard Inn
Highway 29
Springfield
Somerset Bus Co., Inc
Irvington
Somerville
Newark
New York
Somerset Line
Nell
ACF Brill Company
Philadelphia
Goodyear
Somerset Bus Company
Case to Seek Reelection in Republican Primary
Congressman Clifford P. Case of the sixth New Jersey district announces he will seek renomination in the April 18 Republican primary. The Rahway resident, a Judiciary Committee member, has endorsements from party leaders and clubs and will file nominating petitions next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford P. Case
W Rahway
Congress
New Jersey
Union County
Representative Case
House Judiciary Committee
Education
Civil Service and
Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Cooking Class Teaches Spaghetti Supper At Liberty Center
The Recreation Center on Liberty Avenue runs a cooking class for girls ages 10 to 12. In three groups the session featured a spaghetti supper prepared by participants including Joan Sasso Diane Massa Carol Anderson Ann Miller Ann Koehler Jean Richardson Camille Carroccia and Janet Rosky supervised by Mrs Samuel Carroccia. Additional registrations include handicrafts on Wednesdays and modern dance on Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chonda
Liberty Avenue
Joan Sasso
Diane Massa
Carol Anderson
Ann Miller
Ann Koehler
Jean Richardson
Camille Carroccia
Janet Rosky
Samuel Carroccia
Field Day To Dust Memorial Parade
Hillside Recreation Board plans Memorial Day field day in place of the traditional parade in cooperation with Hillside veterans groups. Board also outlined other spring activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Recreation Board
Hillside Veterans’ Groups
Rutgers Guidance Director Speaks at High School PTA Meeting
Dr. Robert Poppendick head of Rutgers University guidance at the High School PTA meeting spoke on Guidance in Our School with the Class of 1950 invited. The executive board named nominating and auditing chairs and praised the State International Relations Forum hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Poppendick
Rutgers University
P.T.A
Board of Education
Albert Scaccia
Ben Flieder
Herman Berger
W. Stacey Dunham
Ruhl Custer
Solomon Nadler
Russell Fritts
Dunham
Ernest Schickedanz
Custer
Eighth Grade Class Presents School Assembly Program
Saybrook School eighth grade students performed Friday with Ruth Kettenburg directing. Participants included Joan Cowell Patty O’Hara Bernice Weinstein Carol Blum Velma LaCave Jean Cave Joan Noll Peggy Davis and Anthony Aveni violin Scott Steiner piano male chorus and Daniel Chase as announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kettenburg
Saybrook School
Joan Cowell
Patty O'Hara
Bernice Weinstein
Carol Blum
Velma LaCave
Jean Cave
Joan Noll
Peggy Davis
Anthony Aveni
Scott Steiner
Brook
Hearts
Daniel Chase
Surprise Story Celebrates Mrs Seton Henri Perret
A surprise story assembled for Mrs Seton Henri Perret of 389 Leslie Street Newark by her sister Mrs Edward M Beil of 573 Puree Street. Guests included Mrs Andrew Genowitz Mrs J Shabiga Mrs Clarence B Clarke Miss Kitty Beil and other relatives from Hillside Newark Plainfield Elizabeth East Orange Demarest Whitehouse and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton Henri Perret
Leslie Street
Newark
Edward M. Beil
Puree Street
Andrew, Genowitz
J. Shabiga
Clarence B. Clarke
Kitty Beil
Dorothy Kmosko
Stephen Revock
John Petrenko
A. Rucki
Irene
Dorothy Petrenko
Eva Petrenko
Hillside
Plainfield
Elizabeth
East Orange Demarest
Whitehouse
Union
Appeal for Aid on Cancer Dressings Volunteers Sought
Mrs Helen Kirkpatrick of Hillside leads the Union County American Cancer Society urging residents to donate old linen sheets pillow cases and table cloths for cancer dressings. She praises volunteers but calls for more help and materials and offers pickup arrangements via contact with Mrs Franklin Rogers or Mrs Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kirkpatrick
Women’s Field Army
Hillside
Union County
American Cancer Society
Kirkpatrick
Franklin Rogers
Elizabeth
Sunrise Dairies Leader Urges Freedom in Capitalism
Bo Adlerbert, president of Sunrise Dairies and Rotary Club member, told the luncheon at the Presbyterian Church that the American way of life and free market business provide personal freedom and responsibility. He argued capitalism enables wealth creation through capital and savings, urging constant product improvement to cut costs and raise profits. Adlerbert contrasted freedom in the United States with communism, noting Americans own a large share of global autos, radios, and telephones. The talk was introduced by Anson C. Crane with Raymond R. King presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Adlerbert
Sunrise Dairies
Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
America
Adlerbert
Anson C. Crane
Raymond R. King
Progressives Aid Striking Miners and Plan Dance
The Progressive Party of Hill side organizes canned goods for United Mine Workers in coal regions. Miners previously worked three days weekly before the strike. Donations may be dropped at 1530 Schley Street or via Waverly. A Progressive Party of New Jersey dance is set for March 18 at the Masonic Temple Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party of
Hillside
United Mine Workers
Mark Swanger
Schley Street
Waverly
N. J
Masonic Temple
Belmont Avenue
Newark
Saybrook Fourth Grade Tours Newark Museum
Friday the fourth grade of Saybrook School led by Miss Y. Bay visited the Newark Museum. A mother, Mrs. B. Zients, joined the trip. Classes were split into two groups and guided through the Culture Museum by Miss L. Gos ner and Miss H. Babbitt, touring the nature and science departments and seeing the Tibet an Exhibit. Several children expressed interest in future museum visits with parents and joining the Junior Museum class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
Y. Bay
Newark Museum
B. Zients
Culture Museum
L. Gosner
H. Babbitt
Nature
Public Servant Orloff Appointed Deputy Tax Collector
Frederick W. Orloff named Deputy Tax Collector in Hillside with duties on delinquent personal taxes. A Missouri native born 1895 in St. Louis he came to Hillside 25 years ago with wife Mabel Bernard. He served as Justice of the Peace for five years and now holds multiple public roles including Elks leader and Republican Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Orloff
Missouri
St. Louis
Orloff
Hillside
Mabel Bernard
Staten Igland
N. Y
Orleff
Hillside Avenue
Scout Cake Sale for Jamboree Fund
A cake sale organized by Troop 94 parents and scouts at the Mayfair Theatre raised funds to send 10 scouts to the National Jamboree at Valley Forge next summer. Leaders included Mrs J Pozar and a committee. helpers were Michael Gold Norman Walensky Wallace Childers Robert Burns Donald Rettino and Jack Pozar. A card party is planned for March 14 at Koos Bros Rahway with Nat Gold coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Auxiliary
Troop 94
Mayfair Theatre
J. Pozar
William Burns
Philip Walensky
Charles Bettino
Garlton Childers
Nat Gold
Michael Gold
Norman Walensky
Wallace Childers
Robert Burns
Donald Rettino
Jack Pozar
Valley Forge
Koos Bros
Revival Meetings At Bethany Church
Revival meetings led by Rev. Taylor Huntley Frazier of West New York are held at Baltimore Avenue through Saturday March 11. Services occur daily at 7 45 p m except Mondays with two groups facilitating the event Mrs Wisniéweski and the Italian Christian Church led by Rey Satara coordinating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Huntley Frazier
West New York
Bethany Pentecostal Church
Baltimore Avenue
Mary Wisniéweski
Jewish Center Club Hosts Coed Party at Maple Avenue Center
The Debonaire Club of the Hill side and Musketeers from Seth Boyden Jewish Community Center held a first coed party of the season on Saturday night at 1504 Maple Avenue. Harry Glasser and Carolyn Lerman led their respective groups as Barbara Hoffman Ruth Adler Rochelle Fishman Marlene Cohen Harriet Flecker Barbara Mayer Ticia Levey and Barbara Warren attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debonaire Club
Hillside Jewish Center
Center
Maple Avenue
The
Musketeers
Seth Boyden Jewishmmunity Center
Harry Glasser
Carolyn Lerman
Debonaires
Barbara Hoffman
Ruth Adler
Rochelle Fishman
Marlene Cohen
Harriet Flecker
Barbara Mayer
Ticia Levey
Barbara Warren
Transfers of properties in Summer and Third streets
Mr and Mrs Frank R Deihl transfer property in Summer avenue 208 33 feet from David O Evans widower to Antonio Fresolone property in Third street 99 feet from Baker street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Deihl
Jacob Nover
Summer Avenue
Maple Avenue
David O. Evans
Antonio Fresolone
Third Street
Baker Street
Sheride's Sale In Hillside At Public Vendue
Superior Court of New Jersey Essex County SHERIFFS SALE No. So 3962-48 exposes for public vendue in Elizabeth on March 28 1950 at 2 PM the defendant Russell Martin's interest in parcels 25 and 26 Block C West Lyons Farm Extension Hillside Union County New Jersey. The sale covers the described lot boundaries and street lines with the map reference 840 Blay Street Hillside. The action is an execution against Martin in favor of William Nothnagel. Sheriff Charles Brayers and attorney Jams Firanon listed. Costs accrue from January 24 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court OF
New Jersey
Essex County
Sherife
William Nothnagel
Russell Martin
Court House
Elizabeth
N J
Hillside
County of Union
State of New Jersey
Blay Street
Bloy Street
Locust Avenue
Keing
Lota
West Lyons Farm Extension
Hillside Township
A. T. Gray
Costa
Charles Brayers
Jams Firbannon
Church Fives Plan Benefit Game for Polio Fund
During a Catholic Youth meeting Rev Ger ard B Whelan spoke on Agony of Our Lord in the Garden Social活动 featured balloon and broom dance winners Viola Lathrop Joseph Carey and Frank Volturo Plans were made for a polio fund benefit game on March 24 at Hillside High School at 7:30 p.m. pitting St Catherine s Church against Christ the King Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King Church
Gerard B. Whelan
New Hiller Staff and Exchange Students at High School
The Hiller High School introduces new staff and foreign exchange students Usha Roy of India and Hamid Mansour of Egypt. An informal Q A session followed their talks. A yearbook reform shifts to an editorial board. Practice teachers Miss Judith Mendelssohn and Gabriel Nevola join the music department under Leonard Strassman and Mrs Henrietta Galloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usha Roy
India
Hamid Mansour
Egypt
United States
Usha
Hamid
Barbara Brandon
Judith Mendelssohn
Gabriel Nevola
New York University
Leonard Strassman
Henrietta Galloway
Highway of the Upright and the Bible as Guide
A sermon-like reflection urges following the Bible as the highway of the upright. It contrasts literal road building with spiritual paths and warns that choosing wisdom and faith preserves the soul and brings joy and security. It appeals for wisdom to trust and travel God’s way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
God
Cub Pack Presents Alice In Purimland Play
Cub Pack 195 celebrates Purim on Tuesday March 7 at Hillside Avenue School auditorium. The play Alice in Purimland is by Den 3 directed by Mrs. Bea Conford den mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack 195
Hillside Avenue
Schoo
Den 3
Bea Conford
Den
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