Conant Estates Home Sales Reported Off To Brisk Start
Conant Estates in East Orange shows rapid sales as 65 homes in the new Hill Street development near Len School are offered by W J Happel and Uy. Homes list from 16 990 with three bedrooms and one and one half baths. Models include Cape Cod and six room houses with various exteriors. Features include gas heat, tiled baths, full basements, and attic expansion potential. Builders praise local officials and note 77 split level homes recently completed in Townley.
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Conant Estates
Conant Street
Hill
Len School
W. J. Happel & Uy
Stuyvesant Avenue
Ior
Cape Cod
Mit
Eno
Schulz
Hillside
Liberty Ave to Launch Gift Stamp Plan
The Liberty Ave Business Association will inaugurate a stamp gift plan distributed through member stores. Alex Silberman chairs analysis of plan details. A picnic is set for Sunday June 24 at Terry's Grove with committee Jules Terry Harry Weinstein and Harry Dehler.
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Liberty Ave
Hen's Association
Woble's
Alex Silberman
Terry’s Grove
Liberty Avenue
Jules Terry
Harry Weinstein
Harry Dehler
Hungarian Home Elects Officers
Officers for the coming year were elected by the Hillside Hungarian Workmen's Home Sunday at 116 White Street. New officers are Emil Szente president Frank Michel vice president William Zimmerman treasurer Joseph A Cherry financial secretary Wendel Rotter recording secretary. Trustees elected are Jack Tighe John Puhak James Horvath Matt McConlogue and Frank Reicher. Final plans were made for the annual picnic on the home grounds Sunday June 3.
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Hillside
White Street
Emil Szente
Frank Michel
William Zimmerman
Joseph A. Cherry
Wendel Rotter
Jack Tighe
John Puhak
James Horvath
Matt McConlogue
Frank Reicher
Liberty Bell reward offered for missing court symbol
The Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association offers a $10 reward for information leading to the recovery of a 6 by 6 foot bell lost after the Halloween parade. The bell, a symbol of the resortation, was moved from a truck and has not been found, even as Memorial Day plans loom. Calls to Zimmerman Photo Supply are requested.
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Liberty Bell
Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association
Patrick Henry
Zimmerman
Liberty
Wori
Ruling Awaited in New Jersey Pay Dispute
After weeks of fruitless talks over recreation salaries in Newark, the Civil Service Commission agreed to act as arbitrator and await an attorney general ruling. The dispute centers on Peter Hutmanik’s pay, with the Recreation Commission seeking a higher raise than the township committee favors.
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Civil Ch SE Commission
Township Committee In Recreation Commission
John Merrigan
Newark
State Civil Sevice Commission
Amoley
Richman
Merrigan
New Jersey
Township Committee
Recreation Commission
Humanik
Emanuel Gersten
Civil Service Commission
Carden Party For Progress Women in Hillside
The Women’s Progress Club of Hillside hosts its Spring Luncheon and garden party on Thursday June 7 at 12 30 pm at the home of Mrs Mitton B Conford AG Conant street Funds raised go to the Grace Henoch Fund Mah jong and canasta will follow the event Tickets are available from Mrs Irving Gross 1602 Bayview Avenue WA 38162.
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Women's Progress Club of
Hillside
Mitton B. Conford
AG Conant Street
Grace Henoch
William Raphael
Mah Jong
Can ‘Sta
Irving Gross
Bayview Avenue
Presbyterian Men To View Fishing Films at Hillside Church
The Hillside Presbyterian Church men’s club will host Fred Byers as guest speaker at 8:15 p.m. in the church auditorium on Monday. Byers, long associated with the United States Atlantic Tuna Tournament and the Belmar Fishing Club, will show fishing films and discuss various fishing topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurine Wnapier
National Council of Presbyterian Men
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Fred Byers
Rev Kiernan to be Ordained in Newark Cathedral
Rev James Kevin Kiernan son of Professor and Mrs Charles Kiernan of 14 Fairbanks Street will be ordained priest at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Newark on May 26 with Archbishop Boland as ordaining prelate. He will celebrate his first Mass in St Catherine's Church on May 27 at 11 15 am.
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James Kevin Kiernan
Charles 9. Kiernan
Fairbanks Street
Newark
Lis
Thomas A. Boland
Kiernan
St. Catherine's Church
Father Kiernan
Joh J. Quinn
Church of the Nativity
New York
N. Y
Lincoln J. Walsh
Clyde
Justin J. McCarthy
Doberus
Edward J McMahon
Richard E. Doyle
Xavier Military High School
New York N
Edward J. Lavin
Brooklyn Preparatory School
Brooklyn
Ralph Torsville
Arthur Buttman
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Darlington
Jamnes J. Shanahan
Saint Peter's College
Gyril F. Meyer
G. M
St. Johnve
Edward FP
Clark
Sinai Sisterhood Closing Meeting
The next regular meeting of Te Sinai Sisterhood of Hillside will be held Monday May 28 at 7:20 PM in Bate Berkowite Hall. This will be the closing meeting of the season and the annual Mothers Day gathering. Hortense Greenwald of Greenwald Dance Studio will present a teens in costume with students. Refreshments served. Attendance is expected.
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Te Sinai Sisterhood
Hillside
Bate Berkowite Hall
Rosé Pinkel
Hortense Greenwald
Greenwald Dance Studio
Harry Stachin
Miriam Pogush
Areetink
Fortnightly Unit Concludes Season at Maple Hall
The Porteighuly Grup of the Wo- Many Club at Hillside held its fiv d regular meeting at Maple Hall on Thursday. Mrs. Walter Spite reported on the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Maddon Wail Adaptee City May 9 11. Officers for 1956 57 were installed by Mrs George Dover. Plans were made for the annual party at Mrs Bloy Windsor Way on the 21, with refreshments served after.
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Hillside
Maple Hall
Walter Spite
Wis Une
Alfred Hall Mees
Totown
Clifford Roberts
Howard Bloy
Women's Club
American Home Department
Woman's Club
Totowa
George Dover
Grogee Pearson
Harold Butler
Thomas Ray
Louis Hess
L. Reichenor, Jr
Pearson
Butler
J. F. Reinhard
Walter Krumbiegel
Willam Stark
Alto Ely
Spitz
Walter Lee
Frank Javel
Bloy
Windsor Way
GOP Picnic Rally Set for July 4 at Grove College
Hillside Republican Club plans a July 4 picnic and rally at Grove College on Yale Avenue. Start at noon with Brig. Gen. Henry G. Nulton County Clerk opening the ceremony with the Declaration of Independence. George Hoy Tich to read the salute. Walsh and Schulman to oversee barbecue and children's games. Republican candidates for Township Committee to participate.
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Hillside
Evelyn Carey
Jean Noble
Alyce Walsh
Bernice Schulman
Chris Hoinull
Arthur Lapp
College
Grove
Formely Zatke's Grove
Yale Avenue
Henry G. Nulton
George Hoy Tich
Walsh
Hy Schulman
Chudren Will
Repuls
Church Organizes Young Adults Group
A Hillside Presbyterian church forms a Young Adults fellowship called PYADS for members of all Lupo anon elated Witt. The group meets at 1137 Salem Avenue on Syl diy in June at 7 pm. A memorial service for John Trautman is set at Lighthouse Gospel Mission, 402 Donk Avenue, on Thursday May i) at 7 45 pm with Trautman as speaker.
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Hev Isu Te Gasdit
Vashir
Hillside Presbytumi
Chyeeh
Musaauouiend
Eftireliss New Pres
Lynn
Liv Dee
Mane
Salem Avenue
Syl Diy
Hie Lighthouse Gospel Mission
Donk Avenue
Pany John Trautman Will Ho
Memorial Day Parade Plans and Schedules
The Times notes advance copy deadlines due to the May 30 Memorial Day parade. Final plans by the Veterans Central Committee meet tonight at the War Memorial Building. The procession will start at the High School and proceed to Liberty and Hillside avenues, then to Russell Locker Park, and finally Evergreen Cemetery for taps and a valley fired by Marine Corps League. Charles Mal, DAV commander, heads the parade as grand marshal with division marshals from local veterans groups and police honors.
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Veterans Central Committee
War Memorial Building
Iyld Wirhill
Tew Municipal
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
Hillside Were
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
Russell Locker Park
Mertz Avenue
North Broad Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Marine Corps League
Charles
Mal
Charles Weinnicker
Wii
Veterans
J. Vincent Moynihan
DAV
Daniel Selb
Harden- Looker
American Legion
Herbert Weinstein
Divenport-Dill Jr
Varw
Tvi
Wand Piraten
Hillside Arbulynce
Cadet Dischler Set to Graduate From Military Academy
Robert Dischler of Hillside will graduate from Valley Forge Military Academy on June 2. Son of Mr and Mrs Louis Dischler of 41 Lookerstreet Hillside, he attended Hillside High School before entering the academy.
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Robert Dischler
Wayne
Rober Discher
Hillside
Valley Forge Militay Academy
Louis Dischler
Lookerstreet
Dischler
Academy
Hillside High School
Rainbow Assembly Installs Officers at Hillside
Rainbow Assembly conducts public installation of officers at Hillside Assembly 29 with many attendees and chapter leaders named. ceremony included Refreshments and several Quest participants.
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Rainbow Assembly
Olticuns
Hillside Assembly
Grday
Rainbow
Wishel Motscig
Puis
Ine
Mille Siena
Worsny
Advinue Imi Sulkitiis
Chavity
Ronetnuy Vitale
Hope
Naviey Cox
Faith
Dipy Tunnel
Wicb
Des
Peypy Mulready
Hoan
Caroline Wolabwoku
Edwdiat
Roberta Mulder
Deip Jenthey
Bethy
Barbar
Ambedhy
Ruse Cronin
Fidelity
Carolyne Th
Hiaside
Eheir
Niey Zarb
Celine Dzowa
Refugee Pageant Planned by local relief committee
A refugee pageant is planned for June 23 and 24 by the Aldside branch of the Governors Committee for Refugee Relief. Eddy appoints a committee to prepare the event with Recreation Commission chair Deseli leading. Members include Bern stein, Mark Janell, Arnold H McClow, Victory Romanyshyn, and Mayor Chiral as honorary chairman. The pageant will highlight national unity through diverse ethnic origins and invites groups to participate in costumes.
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Pls
Priday
Salwday
Ailside
Governors Committee For Refugee Relief
Chatellia Athert
Eddy
Dolly Deseh
Chai Anam
Recreation Commission
Kaximie Drygurski
Bernard Bernstein
Mark Janell
Arnold H. McClow
Victory Romanyshyn
William Chiral
Deseli
Carnival Fair Of Coolidge P T A
The Calvin Coolidge School P T A sponsors a four carnival fair Saturday May 26 from 12 noon to 6 pan inside and outside the school building rain or shine. Activities include ponies rides movies games refreshments and booths with handiwork white elephants canned goods books magazines and a cake sale. Public invitation extended for an afternoon of fun for all ages.
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Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
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Judith Burst
State Street
Vernadette Grant
Lehigh Street
Louise Burst
Christ the King School
Board of Health and School
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Townley
Union
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Pal
On Root
Phon
Aving
Pura
Magistrate's Court
Civil Service
Wis Hol
Anton A. Vitt
Carden Party For Progress Women
James K. Kiernan
Marlin F. Henneberry
Joseph A. Carroll
Saint Catherine's Church
Lawrence Gadek
St. Catherine's
Daniell. McGillicuddy
C M
Bernard Tierney
St. John's University
Bender Memorial Academy
Hillside Soda Shop
Maple Ave
Jane Logan
Phil Sussman
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture
Lionel Trains
Jean Giordano
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Harry Wagner
Frank Walter
Hollywood Avenue
Growney Funeral Home
Church
Memori
Times
Hillside Photo Service
Marty A. Cooper
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Martha Otto
Wayne T. Branom
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Hillswell
Salem Pharmacy
Coolidge
Ambulance Police Department
Fire Department
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