Kessler Institute reports first operation year progress
Aaron Lasser announces the annual report for the first year ending December 31, 1949. The Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, a licensed hospital in New Jersey, admitted 67 inpatients and 59 outpatients. Notable successes include a mine accident survivor running a restaurant and a child with above knee amputation returning to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
Aaron Lasser
Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation
Department of Institutions
New Jersey
American Medical Association
Registry of
Henry H. Kessler
Kessler
County Park Photo Contest Under Way
The Annual Union County Photography contest opened in Elizabeth with entries due by noon June 9. A public exhibition will be held June 18 at Trailside Museum Watchung Reservation. Open to county residents except park staff and professional photographers. Entries must be 5x7 or larger, mounted on 16x20 light mounts, up to four prints per entrant. Judging by three experts. prizes awarded for six classes and an engraved plaque to the top club.
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Union County Park Commission
Union County, Park Commission
Warinanco Park
Elizabeth
Dried Eggs Milk Donated to Private Agencies in N J
Surplus dried skim milk and dried eggs from the Commodity Credit Corporation are offered to private welfare agencies in New Jersey for aiding needy persons domestically or abroad. Agencies pay shipping, must distribute to eligible recipients, and not cut food expenditures. Details available from Philip B. Hearn in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Commodity Credit Corporation
New Jersey
Charles A. Collins
State Production and Marketing Administration Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Collins
PMA
Philip B. Hearn
Washington Street
New York
Former resident Ella Bilyeu dies after brief illness
Funeral services were held at Daniel W. Flock Funeral Home in Long Branch for Ella Bilyeu aged 89 formerly of 31 Long Avenue. She died last Thursday in Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Widow of Charles Bilyeu she had lived in Hillside before moving to Belmar five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Flock
Broadway
Long Branch
Ella Bilyeu
Long Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles Bilyeu
Hillside
Belmar
Catholics Raise Hats as They Pass Sacred Altars
An article reflecting Catholic devotion explains why faithful men raise their hats when passing churches. It links the gesture to reverence for the Blessed Sacrament and the belief in Jesus Christ present in the Eucharist, kept on altars by bishops and priests for the life of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
Simon Peter
Jesus Christ
Green Hill
New Life Campaign At First Baptist Church
Rev. Ted Place leads a week of special services at First Baptist Hillside and Harding Terrace starting Sunday at 7 45 pm with daily evenings except Monday. Music features Rev Lincoln Rudy Malwitz and others. Family Night Wednesday with Jar vest family prize. afternoon youth club led by Uncle Win Roulke. prize drawings and a free summer camp week.
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Ted Place
First Baptist Church
Hillside Avenue
Harding Terrace
Big" Lincoln
Englewood Barpist Templey
Rudy
Malwitz
Warren Oster
Crusaders
Jarvest
Place
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Lasser
United States
Sorge
England
Norway
Denmark
Greece
Israel
Egypt
Rutgers
William McKenney
Whitehouse Station
State University Infirmary
McKenney
Dolores Brace
Pancordion
Mist Delugg
Abe Burrows
DirecTone
Cutowski
Grand St
Elizabeth, N. J
Broad, St
Tyrone Power
Michael O'Shea
Julie Bishop
Hopalong Cassidy
Sun
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Margaret O’brien
U. S
New Jersey Commission On Municipal Government
Pyne Administration Bldg
Princeton
Catholic Information
New Life
First Baptist
Liberty Ave
Cor
Harvard
Calf
Slifer Typewriter Co
High St
Kinney
Newark, N. J
The
Hillside National Bank
Hillside, N. J
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chevrolet
America
Chevrolet PL
Evrolet
North Broad Street
Waverly
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