Legion Recognizes Aiders at Post 50 Night
Harden Looker Post 50 American Legion will host a recognition night on June 4 to honor three non members who aided its projects plus Anton Rechner and his Scouts of Troop 92. Guest speaker is Dr Harry Brody.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
3
Harden Looker Post 50 American Legion will host a recognition night on June 4 to honor three non members who aided its projects plus Anton Rechner and his Scouts of Troop 92. Guest speaker is Dr Harry Brody.
Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer presided over forty eight traffic cases in municipal court with total fines of 255 dollars. Names and offenses include Frank H. Sarvismdry for improper lane change on Liberty Avenue and George Hatalosky Jr for speeding on Route 29. Damiano Padovano and Harold F. Pugh faced minor penalties for load and right lane violations respectively. Others fined were Arthur Kahn for careless driving and registration issues, Edward Pogerzel and Mrs Bertha Metzger for additional infractions.
Three Newark residents face Municipal Court on May 26 after police charges Saturday. William Young 42 of 235 South Street was found under the influence by Dr Milton M Lilien. Peter Sangeorgio of 24 Baldwin Avenue faced disorderly conduct. Shirley De Lello of 285 Oliver Street will answer for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate her car.
Michael A. McGuire grand knight of Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus was elected one of eight delegates to the Knights of Columbus National Convention on August 13 in Pittsburg. The selection, announced at the state convention in Wildwood, marks the first Union County area delegate in twenty years. A St. Catherine's Parish communicant and Holy Name Society member, McGuire lives at 835 Cross Ave Elizabeth and works as a supervisor at Western Electric Jersey City plant.
Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks Entertainment Committee schedules a Hawaiian Night at 9 p.m. Saturday with chair Gant Rohrbach leading a wide committee list including Frank Mackinin John Rohrbach James Sanford Vincent Gilmore Louis LaPrete Truman Plant and others. Yearly chairmen for audits crippled children sickness and welfare bylaws house flag memorials ways and means parades bulletin youth activities bowling and recreation are named.
Bo Adlerbert of Scotch Plains was elected president of the Cornell Club of Union County for the coming year at the annual meeting held last week at Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield. He leads the Sunrise Dames of Hillside and succeeds Julian R. Fleischmann of Plainfield.
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen of Sinai Congregation will be a delegate to the fifteenth annual Rabbinical Council of America convention at the Breakers Hotel in Atlantic City from May 28 to 30. He serves as first vice president of the Rabbinical Council of New Jersey, which includes 450 modern Orthodox leaders. The New Jersey council will hold its annual conference on June 26 at Belmar, after co-authoring a resolution urging Orthodox congregations to back Israel bond drive.
Carton S. Stallard of Hillside New Jersey has been named area chairman for Brown University Alumni Fund in the Elizabeth area. He will solicit 44 former Brown students across Hillside Elizabeth Linden Rahway Roselle and Union as the nationwide drive aims to top 100000 by June 30. Stallard is a 1927 Brown graduate and holds leadership roles with Jersey Mortgage Co Mortgage Bankers Association of New Jersey Union County Trust Co and other boards.
The Green Flyer Bus Line reports increased rider demand on the Hillside to New York City route due to reliable schedules and comfortable busses. Eight buses run during rush hours and six during the day, with headways improving overall service to the metropolitan center. The NYC schedule runs from 6 36 a.m. every 20 minutes to 9 41 a.m., then 10 06 a.m. every 17 minutes to 3 06 p.m., 3 21 p.m. every 15 minutes to 5 26 p.m., and 5 56 p.m. every 4 hours thereafter.
The schedule runs Saturdays every hour from 7 01 am to 1 36 pm and Sundays every four hours from 8 36 am to 12 36 am. Terminal operations occur at the Port of New York Authority Building located at 41st Street and 8th Avenue in New York City.
Saybrook School held a Friday assembly featuring diverse performances. Kindergarten opening by Jay Weiss. Miss Scherrer’s class included Henry Tyranski Ina na Sirkin Benny Epstein een Weber Holly Tichenor Barbara Sterwald Nan Collie and Alan Zins.
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