Store Breaks In Familiar Pattern
Three adjoining stores at Long and Liberty avenues were broken into and robbed Friday night as police report. Entry was gained by jimmied rear doors and cash was stolen along with perfume and merchandise from Rexall Drug Store. Novia, a plastics plant worker, was arrested with horse race slips and released on bail for March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long and
Liberty Avenues
Robert Kirch
Forest Avenue
Keansburg
Towne
Liberty Avenue
Hillside Park
William Scholz
Elmwood Avenue
Maplewood
Rexall Drug Store
William Altschule
Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors
Charles Grant
Novia
Hatfield Wire & Cable
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Hillside Avenue
William Dieroff, Sr
Robert Mason
Charles Sanford
Robert Depein
Maj Gen Medaris to Speak at Hillside Community Night
Maj Gen J B Medaris retired Army officer and former Redstone Arsenal leader will speak at Hillside High School on March 16 for the Hillside Industrial Association’s community night. He will discuss Scientific Education and Our National Figure and receive the association’s Man of the Year award with entertainment by the high school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Medaris
Army
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside High School
Medaris
Essex Fells
Lionel Corp
Sager Place
Oliver Herttut
Hillside National Bank
Frank J. Stengel
Bennett Pringle
Orlin Johnson
Gen. Medaris
James J. Macwithey
Bristol- Myers Co
U. S. Ordnance Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Comets Edge Dover 57 44 in Group 3 Final
Hillside Highs Comets beat Dover 57 to 44 to reach the Group 3 Section 2 final at Upsala College gym. Hillside star Frank Checorski scored 31 points as Crawford awaits in the final after a regular season win advantage.
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E Comets
Dover
Hillside High
Upsala College
oEast Ange
Frank Checorski
Hillside
Comets
Crawford
Worker Arrested On Lottery Charge
Nicholas Novia, 46, of 4 Twelfth Street, Newark, was arrested on Hillside Avenue on a charge of possession of lottery slips, according to deputies.
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Nicholas Novia
Twelfth Street
Newark
Hillside Avenue
Depu
Secrets Come Out At How ard Bloy Testimonial Dinner
A testimonial for Howard J. Bloy reveals playful gossip as guests gift him items like oversized glasses and a huge yellow pencil. Fire Chief Gus Davies jokes about Bloy spotting wrong fonts, while others humorously note Bloy’s frugal habits and theatrical hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Gus Davies
Bloy
Walter Schorr
Pastors Named to Aid Archdiocese Campaign Drive
Rev. J Emmet Knox and Rev. Thomas F Padian named to organize parish workers in Newark Archdiocese Development Campaign with a $25 million goal for eight high schools four homes for the aged and a Darlington seminary addition. Republican Committee meets at Polish Hall to plan election board worker event. Schuyler Bogart to speak. Thomas Newbold named by laws committee chair to study revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emmet Knox
Christ the King Church
Thomas F. Padian
St. Catherine's Church
Archdiocese of Newark
Thomas A. Boland
Immaculate Conception
Darlington
Bergen County
Republican Municipal Committee
Bloy. Street
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Schuyler Bogart
Union County Board of Elections
Election Board
Thomas Newbold
Mrs Hess Named General Chairman of Hillside Cancer Drive
Robert E Smith of Cranford Union County announced Mrs William Hess as general chairman for the 1961 Cancer Crusade campaign in Hillside. She serves on school boards and Girl Scout councils and has seven years as Hillside campaign treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Smith
Cranford
Union County
William Hess
Hillside
Washington Rock Girl Scout Council
The
Cancer Society
Hillside Campaign
Elks Honor Mayor Dischler At Testimonial Dinner
Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks will honor Mayor Louis A. Dischler at a testimonial dinner Saturday evening March 11. Dischler is a lodge trustee and active member Andrjew Kaptutk PER is dinner chairman. A capacity crowd is expected and dancing will follow.
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Hillside Lodge 1591
BPO. Elks
Louis A. Dischler
Dischler
Lodge
Andrjew Kaptutk
Per
Seiad
Retired Hillside Clerk Honored At Testimonial Dinner
More than 300 townspeople and officials attended a testimonial dinner in Elizabeth for Howard J. Bloy retiring township clerk after 38 years of service. Major Gen. Henry G. Nulton lauded Bloy as a public servant and humanitarian, with numerous gifts and tributes presented by local officials and associations. the report also notes Hillside budget actions and pay increases for 1961–62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran Sistor
Alan L. Tumarkin
Hillside Republican Club
Bloy
Ming
Boy
Steve Phillips
Henry Kreh
Formner
Howard J. Bloy
Elizabeth Carteret
Elizabeth
Henry G. Nulton
USAR
Gen. Nulton
Hillside
Union County
Max Schleifer
Robert Diamond
V. William di Byons
Ernest A. Voelk
Allan L. Tumarkin
Charles A. Mancuso
Monroe Ackerman
Spe
Board of Education
Louis A. Dischler
Dischler
Also Mentioned on This Page
MS. Phillips
Hillside Metal & Paper Co
Bloy Street
Maj. Gen. Medaris
Ohio State University
Columbus
U. S. Marine Corps
United States
Argentina
Dye T
Ernie Voelk
Bob Diamond
Maine
Sid Silverstein
Howard Street
James Street
Bogart
U.S. Navy
Robert Schuster
USNR
Max Schuster
Leslie Street
June Cottrell
Corpus Christi
Texas
Schuster
McGuire Afb
Valiant
Chrysler
New Jersey
Fischer Chrysler CO
North Broad Street
Browney Funeral Home
Brosd St
Mrs. Hess
Cancer Crusade
Elks
Liberty Pharma
Liberty Aven
Cial
August H. Davies
Walter A. Schorr, Jr
Hillside Lodge
Sidney Silverstein
Hillside Times
Ernestine Trubenbach
Jacqueline Spitz
Superior Court
Milton B. Conford
George W. Herlich
William Gural
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Benjamin Hale
Robert F. Smalley
Jall
Municipal Clerks Association of New Jersey
Harry Schnabel
Max Kesoff
Sinai Congregation
James Ozias
Ozias
Ovias
Dimmerman
Louis A. Dischier
Wayne T. Branom
Woman's Club of
Hillside Pal
Alois Stler
Pat
Addison S§. Sanborn
Louis J. Hess
Dorothy Groeger
PAL
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Coe Avenue
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