Belleville Bellboys topple Hillside Comets 34 to 12
Belleville's Bellboys shocked Hillside High 34 to 12 as they won their fifth straight, the first Belleville victory over a Hillside Comet in 13 tries. Key scores came from Marinacci Fitzgerald and Hansen with strong backfield work and solid defense sealing the win at Woodfield Stadium. Hillside hosts Linden next in a Group 3 clash.
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Bellboys
Comets
Hillside High School
Essex County
Belleville
Comet
Hillside
Tony Marinacci
Marinacci
Johnny Ciasca
Johnny
Will Fitzgerald
Roger Hansen
Fitzgerald
Hansen
al Nisivoccia
Sal Torrentino
Red Murphy
Loser
Murphy
Nisivoccia
Fortunato
Sim Skidmore
Skidmore
Aromando
Sam Furrness
Jim Schell
Joe Haslami
Haslami
Workhorse Fitzgerald
Dominic
Sam
Ray Jazzikoff
Parratt
Furrness
Linden
Woodfield Stadium
E. Parratt Hansen
L.T. Bierman
Stefanelli
Schell Molinaro C
Goldberg Petillo
R.G. Edwards Robinson
RT. Yeager
Searfoss
R.E. Egan
Westry
Q.B. Fortunato
R.H
Torrentino
Hillside Radio Rolls Over Hollywood Anglers in Bowling Night
Hillside Radio, by Ted Bujalkowski and teammates, swept Hollywood Anglers 626 in a Monday Night Bowling League match led by a 232 middle game. American Service Cleaners and VMS Concrete Forms posted decisive wins, while Joe Piskadlo and Merritt Tavern had strong showings in separate matches.
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W. . Ave
Hillside Radio
Alton Radio
Club Alpha
Mayfair
Service Cleaners
Hollywood Ree
Ad 'Paul & Bills
Hollywood Anglers
Merritt Tavern
Gilbert Plastic
Hollywood
Aston Radio
Mayfair Liquor
Joe Piskadlo
Wood & Pasmantier
V.M.S
Gilbert
Paul Courian
S. Piskadlo
Ed Sudnick
Soup Matthews
Cubs Plan Trip To Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Pack Committee of Cub Pack 198 met at 192 Boston Avenue to plan a trip to the Brooklyn Navy Yard on November 27 under Commander A. C. Larain. The group thanked the Fraternal Order of Eagles for donating their hall for a recent Hallowe en party.
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Frederico Resos
Boston Avenue
Bernard Pender
Boy Scout Headquarters
Cubs
Brooklyn Navy Yard
A. C. Larain
Navy Yard
Order of Eagles
Hallowe'en
Lady Grapplers Feature At Laurel Garden Friday
Ellen Olsen, a Scandinavian blonde who beat Nell Stewart in Newark last week, faces Celia Blevins in a one fall to finish feature at Laurel Garden Friday night. Primo Carnera returns to box Barney Bernard. Galento meets Monsieur Paris in a finish bout. Chic Garibaldi battles Lou Schoelberg and Hardy Kruskamp faces Jack LaRue in 30 minute limits.
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Ellen Olsen
Nell Stewart
Newark Armory
Celia Blevins
Laurel Garden
Primo Carnera
Barney Bernard
George Bruckman
Newark
Tony Galento
Monsieur Paris
Chic Garibaldi
Lou Schoelberg
Hardy Kruskamp
Jack LaRue
Indian Girl Leads Roller Skate Team in Teaneck Meet
Jean Porter an Iroquois from Brantford Canada tops New Jersey rollers when they meet Washington at the Teaneck Armory for an 18 game stay opening last night. Washington and Brooklyn are the visiting teams at the Teaneck Arena as Governor Alfred E. Driscoll opened the event.
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Jean Porter
Brantford
Canada
New Jersey
Rokers
Washington
Teaneck Armory
Northern Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Brooklyn
Tax Lien Notice Collector of Taxes Seals Records
The legal notice dated October 18 1949 records taxes due from numerous individuals and firms across addresses such as Maple Avenue Compton Terrace Orchard Terrace and Winans Avenue. Names include Adelman Altachule Applebaum Haight Hillside Garage Hillside Garage Union Plastic Corp Jaffe Mackay Melakey and many others with amounts listed from 7.00 to 130 Clark Street and beyond. The notice calls attention to delinquent sums and property ties in the tax collection record.
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Adelman
Benjamin
Maple Avenue
Altachule
Anne
Compton Ter
Altschule
Baltimore Avenue
Haight, Gordon & Ada
Revere Drive
Hammer
Dorothy A
Union Ave
Hignett
Emily A
Marine Terrace
Hillside Garage, Inc
Shelton Terrace
Hillside Avenue
Hillaide Garage, Inc
Florence Avenue
Irvington Union Development Co
Schley Street
Jaffe, Sylvia
Buchanan Street
Ssseee Dance Realty Co, Inc
Sterner Road
Janomi
Anna
King Street
Kaczor
Fred J
Catherine
Kellan
John
Hollywood Ave
Kowalsky
Anthony
Eeeee
Leibowitz
Isidore
Leslie Streat
Winans Avenue
Mackay
Frank & Verna
Harvard
Marx
Jennie
Clark Street
Melakey
Spitzburger & Runge
Roanok
N. B
N. J. Wrecking
Chestnut Avenue
Taub
Jacob M
Clara M
Belleview Terrace
Tuart
Burcell M
Lillian A. Clark
Union Plastic Corp
Central Avenue
Wahl
Marion M
Thomas Street
Seeeee BI
White, Wm
Walter & Hazel M
Itaska Street
Winans Corp
Vera
Anthony F
Star Tool Co
Chestnut Ave
Raga
Zera, Anthony F. & Tile
Hillside
Arthur L
County of Union
State of New Jersey
North Broad Street
N. J
Hoehn
Rozborski
A. Gillespie
Bujalkowski
Matthews
Manhardt
Alton Radio
Hotz
New Carlson
Glavitch
Tha Agr
Sevchuk
AgRe
Ase
Policastro
Hollywood Rec Tops League Leader Green Flyers In Bowl Meet
Hollywood Recreation edged the top team Green Flyers in a Thursday match in the Hollywood Women’s Bowling League. Nettie Sarnoski rolled 190 for high single and 533 series while Mae Chabak posted 215 in a game and Peggy Hovanscak had 542 over three games. Green Flyers led standings at 15 6 with a 774 high single and Hollywood Rec 2121 high three‑game total.
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Green Flyers
Hollywood Rec
Town Shop
Galik's
Esso
Coleman's
Hillside Aztecs
Hollywood
Galik
Nettie Sarnoski
Mae Chabak
Peggy Hovanscak
Democrats Boost Ambulance Fund
A Hillside Democratic dance at the Polish American Hall raised funds for the Hillside Ambulance Fund with about $200 donated. Miss Grace Tully won a special prize, and speakers included Emanuel Gersten, Milton Conford, Dennis Giles, and Charles Kunzmann, along with Hillside educators and party supporters.
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Grace Tully
Hillside Ambulance Fund
Blay Street
Emanuel Gersten
Milton B. Conford
Dennis A. Giles
State Assembly
Charles P. Kunzmann
Board of Freeholders
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Henry Goldhor
Hillside Board of Education
Goldhor
Robert McNamara
Leslie R. Reed
Edward Isbrecht
Frank Eilbacher
Frank O'Neill
Fred Hintenberger
Harry Shuhala
Sophie Leonardo
John Lukashinsky
Eva Pulik
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Hillside Presbyterian Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of Hillside Presbyterian Church will meet on Monday November 7 at the church located at the corner of Coe and Salem avenues.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Coe and
Salem Avenues
Five Hillside Residents Among Rutgers Freshmen
Five Hillside residents are part of Rutgers University's 833 freshmen this fall. The class, expected to graduate in June 1953, includes students from all New Jersey counties, eleven other states, the District of Columbia and Cuba. The Hillside enlistees are Joseph Thomas Ambrose Barry Becker Richard M Chainen Nathan Fink and Elliott J Rudisill with listed street addresses.
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New Brunswick
Hillside
Forghmen’s Colleges
Rutgers
State University of New
Paraplegic Vet's Home Started in Munn Avenue
A report to the United Paraplegic Fund Association says work began on a specially constructed home for Sgt. Irving Steinberg a paraplegic veteran in Munn avenue. Abe Kligman the contractor said excavation is done and concrete for the foundation will start Wednesday frame up within three weeks and completion may come early winter.
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Irving Steinberg
Munn Avenue
United Paraplegic Fund Association
Elks
Steinberg
Franklin Street
Abe Kligman
Hillside Rotary votes new fund raising plan
The Hillside Rotary Club approved canceling the annual hard party and adopting a ten dollar voluntary assessment per member to raise about five hundred dollars annually for charity and scholarships. A fifteen dollar Community Chest contribution was also authorized. Bernard Lippman joined the club. Raymond Matthews resignation prompts two new directors William Hebler and Anson Crane. Sidney Silverstein named Rotary representative to the Lay Committee on Education.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Bernard Lippman
Hillside Plumbing Supply Co
Raymond Matthews
Raymond R. King
William O. Hebler
Anson C. Crane
Sidney Silverstein
Rotary
Three State Referenda Seek 230 Million in Balloting
Voters will decide next Tuesday on three statewide measures totaling 230.6 million dollars. Referendum No 1 proposes 25 million for mental hospitals welfare and penal institutions. No 2 seeks 105 million for armed forces bonuses. No 3 would raise 100 million for low cost housing. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm.
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No. 3
North End Rally For King Monday
A rally for Township Committee man Raymond R. King seeking reelection will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Polish American Hall 400 Blay Street. The North End Club sponsors the event and invites present and honorary members. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided by committee members James Duffy Edward Gottlieb Ben Miller Sam Massimino Stanley Weiss Thomas MacDonald John Novak and Mike O’Lock.
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Raymond
R. King
Blay Street
North End Club
James Duffy
Edward Gottlieb
Ben Miller
Sam Massimino
Stanley Weiss
Thomas MacDonald
John Novak
Mike O’lock
Electric shock at Irvington plant injures worker
Jack Nilko aged 22 of 38 King Street was severely shocked by a 220 volt wire at Allied Electrical Products Inc plant 76 Colt Street Irvington while oiling a machine. He was taken to Irvington General Hospital in fair condition officials said the plant makes electrical devices.
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Jack Nilko
King Street
Allied Electrical Products, Inc
Colt Street
Irvington
Irvington General Hospital
Nilko
King Defends GOP, Attacks Democrats at Township Rally
Raymond R. King led a Republican rally at the VFW Hall urging support for the party. He challenged Democratic claims on township spending and cited a $138,000 figure with $55,000 for raises, $34,000 tax rise, and $16,000 aid to schools. Other speakers included Francis Dwyer and George Herlich as 100+ attendees listened to remarks on the Public Service 48 route and GOP history.
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Raymond R. King
Jai Pht
Republican Club
Emilio Gersten
King
Republican Party
Public Service 48
VFW
Rutgers Avenue
Bloy Street
Francis Dwyer
Union County Assembly
George Herlich
Benjamin Hale
John M. Brown
James A. Oneil
Joseph Dellutri
Christian Science on Air Sunday Program on WNBC
A Christian Science radio program titled Washing Away the Clay airs on Station WNBC New York on Sunday morning November 6 from 8 30 to 9 00. The program is made possible by the courtesy of the National Broadcasting Company and approved by The Christian Science Board of Directors.
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WNBC
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Christian Science Board of Directors
K C Knights to Convene Meeting Thursday Night
Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 of the Knights of Columbus will hold a meeting on Thursday November 10 at 8 pm in the parish hall of the Church of Christ the King.
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Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Church of Christ the King
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Essex
Herb Fish
Bob Baker
Len Bierman
Dwyer
Paul & Bills DeSantos
Wysocki
Alberito
Urban
Grig
Hollywood Rec Corry
G. Sudnick
Dalton
Dinkovich
E. Sudnick
Club Alpha Zengalis
Sprenger
Gallo
Corzilius
Kolleen
Lady Grapplers
Laurel
Hillside Recreation
Florence Ave
Liberty
Hillside Ave
Tel
New Waverly
Arthur L. Theurer
the Mayfair
Mayfair Theatre
Ree Keglers
Women’s
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
North End
Rally For King
United Red Feather
Red Feather
Lionel Corp
K.C
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