Easter sunrise services and pageants fill Newark churches
Sunrise services across Weequahic Park Hillside and nearby churches kick off Easter observances. Alderson Broaddus College choir performs March 24 at Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian and Kirst Baptist Church. Calvary Lutheran closes Lent with Holy Week services and two Easter ceremonies. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian features a Wakefield Cycle pageant The Resurrection of Christ with a cast and detailed music. First Baptist Franklin Memorial Hillside and St Mary Magdalene parish schedule Easter lessons sermons and Eucharists with multiple service times.
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Divident Hill
Weequahic Park
Hillside
Alderson-Broaddus College
Mareh
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Kirst Baptist Church
Shirley D. Johnson
Calvary
Elizabeth Ave
Arthur Northwood
Ravenelle
Christ
Wakefield
Coventry
Kai Jurgensen
Robert Schenkkan
Ndern
David H. Johnson
John F. Cavicchia
Elroy Mesz
J. Henry Zeigler
Pilate
Gerge White
Caiaphas
David MacNeil Jr
Annas
Arthur Walters
Centurio
Richard Connington
George Kondak
Alfred Haley
Donald Lacey
Angel
John Ewertson
Mary Magdalene
Janet Oneil
Mary Jacoby
Gloria Kondak
Mary Salome
Sylvia Sanders
Voice of Jesus
Lamb of God
Handel
Mendelssohr
Stainer
Mueller
Kinder
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Franklin Memorial Methodist
Church School
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Harald A. Gamblin
Jack B. Spencer
Peter
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hillside Presbyterian
Hillside Presbyterian Church
George M. Rutner
Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Pomona Avenue
Newark
Montgomery H. Throop
Newcomers Drive Hillside Committee Pace With Bold Projects
The Township Committee gains momentum as newcomers Milton Conford and Robert Kirkpatrick push major initiatives in two and a half months. They advance plans for widening North Broad street, establish a Planning Board, and study a municipal water system amid a party era shift, boosting local governance activity. Herbert Chevrolet showroom construction adds prestige to automatic row.
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Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
North Broad Street
Planning Board
Aken
Ausesner Capea
Eeckend
Herbert Chevrolet Motors
Herbert Chevrolet
Hillside
Herbert Rusinow
Samuel Rettig
Township Board to Study Smoke Nuisance Elimination Plan
Members of the Township Committee will meet with ship attorneys and Board of Health Physician Dr Henry J Konzel oat about mid month to study efforts to eliminate alleged smoke and dust nuisance. The board advised settling the present case against Munder Cork Corp for violation of the township smoke ordinance and to conduct a new air pollution survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Henry J. Konzel
Wieser
Dienst
Benjamin C. Summer
Hillside
Trenton
Rotary Talk Highlights Girl Scout Work in Hillside Area
Mrs. Henry G. Nulton Jr. spoke to the Hillside Rotary Club about 1800 girl scouts in Elizabeth Linden Hillside area. She described a limited budget of 89 479 and noted Camp Lou Henry Hoover in Bear Mountain fostering dependable, responsible citizens. She outlined advance groups including all troop mariners troops and nurse's aid units.
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Henry G. Nulton Jr
Hillside Rotary Club
Elizabeth
Linden
Flilijside
Nulson
Lou Henry Hoover
Bear Mountain
Inquiring Reporter Opinions on continuing crime investigations
Inquiries gather varied views from local residents. Darin Hockenjos calls for focusing on narcotics and notes gambling persists. Jean Bosworth supports continued probes despite funding doubts. Walter Benson favors ongoing work when solid facts emerge. Anthony Norkus praises discoveries but notes limited followability for a night shift worker.
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Darin Hockenjos
Flotist
North Broad Street
Jean Bosworth
Summit Avenue
Walter Benson
Route 29
Crime Committee
Certan
Anthony Norkus
Fitzpatrick Street
Officers Elected By Liberty Avenue Business Men
Julius Terry was elected president of the Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association for the coming year at a Tuesday night meeting at S. Terry & Sons. Officers include Otto Zimmerman vice president Mrs Thora Hebbe recording secretary Emanuel Gersten corresponding secretary David Kizyma treasurer and Sylvester Fiorvanti sergeant at arms. Trustees Hubert Dreyer Michael Tobin and honorary president Steven Zelko. Allan S. Bergman welcomed as a new member. A barn dance is planned for Saturday April 14 at Polish American Hall Bloy Street and Harvard Avenue.
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Julius Terry
Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association
S. Terry & Sons
Otto Zimmerman
Thora Hebbe
Emanuel Gersten
David Kizyma
Sylvester Fiorvanti
Hubert Dreyer
Michael Tobin
Steven Zelko
Nomea
Allan S. Bergman
Chapel Auto Sales
Liberty Avenue
Bloy Street
Harvard Avenue
Mrs White Heads Hillside Cancer Fund Drive
Mrs Emmett T White will chair the April local cancer fund drive for Hillside schools. The Union County American Cancer Society chapter appointed her, with Arnold H McClow and Mrs Franklin W Morrell announcing the plan. A former Woman's Club president, she organizes a committee of fifteen district chairs to run the mail campaign.
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Emmett T. White
Hillside
Arnold H. McClow
Franklin W. Morrell
Union County
American Cancer Society
White
Woman's Club of
Repairs Begun at Calvin Coolidge School
Hillside Heights Civic Association sought improvements and received notice Tuesday evening from the Board of Education that work has already begun at Calvin Coolidge School. Continued on page 10.
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Hillside Heights Civic Association
Calvin Coolidge
Board of Education
Shufflebowl Games to be Classified as Skill Category
Township committee extended rent control to June 22 and considered reclassifying shufflebowl games from pinball to a skill category with a $35 license fee. Other actions include fire safety upgrades, embankment stabilization, retirement approval, and bids for road materials contracts.
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Hillside Tavern Powners
Hillside Elks Club
Ellsworth J
Anton A. Vit
Robert K. Bloy
Samuel Hodavance
Bloy
August T. Davies
Central Avenue
Voorhees Street
Henry Kreh, Jr
Philip Peck
9Th District Civic Association
Albert Borst
Bright Street
Benjamin T. Summer
Arthur Dienst
North Jersey Quarry Co
Morristown
Kern-O-Mix, Inc
South Orange
Dosch-King Co
Whippany
Judge Kremer Addresses Students on New Jersey Court System
Judge Kremer spoke at Regional High School on the New Jersey court system during a school symposium organized by John M Brown. The talk covered municipal court jurisdiction and court improvements under the new constitution, with follow up Q A and recordings for non attending students.
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Clarence FE
Kremer Hillside
Springfeld
New Jersey
John M Brown
Brown
Kremer
Judge Kremer
Clifford Thomas
Alfred J Benninger
Kenneth C. Hand
Station Robbery Reported At Route 29 Service Station
William Broderick proprietor of a service station at 133 Route 29 said $130 was stolen from a change carrier and tin box inside the premises. Entry was gained through an open back window according to police.
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Tas
William Broderick
Route 29
Gertrude Schweitzer Exhibit at Grand Central Galleries
American artist Gertrude Schweitzer to show 55 works at Grand Central Art Galleries New York from March 28 to April 7. The collection includes oils watercolors and drawings with prize pieces from major shows and works from Paris Venice and Milan exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Schweitzer
Grand Central Galleries
Westminster Avenue
Grand Central Art Galleries
Vanderbilt Avenue
New York
Pennsyvania Academy
Four Arts Society
Paris
Venice
Milan
America
Corcoran Gallery
Pennsylvania Academy
Art Institute of Chicago
Brooklyn
Denver
Charpentie Gallery
Pratt Institute
National Academy of Design
Academie Julien
New Yorker
Switzerland
France
Firm Seeks to Vacate Court Injunction
The Baker and Taylor Co seeks to vacate an injunction issued March 5 by Local 18 of The Book and Magazine Guild. The firm claims no contract with Local 18 and says the injunction was obtained by District 65 of the Distributive Processing and Office Workers of America, not Local 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & Taylor Co
Route 29
North Broad Street
New York State Supreme
Local 18
District 65
Distributive Processing and Office Workers of America, Independent
Kosher Finkelstein Opens Another Meat Market
Morris Finkelstein and Sons announces the opening of a strictly kosher meat and poultry market at the corner of Liberty Ave and Croon, Hillside. Opening date is to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Ave
Liberty Ave
Morris Finkelstein & Sons
Liberty Ave. & Croon
Hillside Watch
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Hillside Republican Club
Kielbass
F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Growney Funeral Home
Broad Street
Bill?s Pine Tavern
Long Ave
Cy Alter
Cork Corp
Plainfield
Samuel T. Jowitt
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Rotary Club
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
N. Broad St
Emmet T. White
Florida
Bill Witt
Phote
Roscoe
Hillside Hobby Shop
Safeway Sporting Goods
American Flyer
Powel
Szarko’s Liquor Store
N. J
Walter R. Lee
Tobin
Solomon’s
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