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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
7
Mrs Jean Manheim progressive candidate condemns the Township Committee for endorsing political candidates at a meeting. She says the action insults the public trust and shows leaders treating offices as private property, with outraged Republicans and non machine Republicans calling it un-American.
Carl H. Johnson aged 57 of 1243 Woodruff avenue died after a long illness at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth. Funeral services were conducted at the Walter R. Lee Funeral Home with a Masonic service by Hillside Lodge 241 F and A M and interment in Evergreen Cemetery. He was a Hillside resident for thirty years born in Natrona Pa son of Mrs Alma Johnson and the late John Johnson. Survived by his wife Lillian E Hebbe Johnson a daughter Ruth Ledig of Hillside and three sisters L Field Kelly Ruth MacMillan and Alma Bell.
Wheeler McMillen of Hopewell is elected to the board of directors of New Jersey Bell Telephone Company. A noted editor and lecturer on natural resources and agriculture, he leads Farm Journal and Pathfinder. He has ties to Rutgers, the New Jersey State Chamber, Boy Scouts and other farm and business groups.
Samuel Swearsky of 25 Randolph Place Newark died Sunday at his home. He owned a butcher shop at 1605 Maple Avenue and was born in Russia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at E Bernheim Sons Chapel Newark. Burial at Mt. Lebanon De Iselin. He leaves wife Mamie Meisel Swearsky two daughters Mrs. Alice Friedman and Mrs. Lillian Swearsky and two grandchildren. He was 61 and a member of Irvington Lodge 251 F and A M and Prince Street Boys Association.
Will B. Davis, C.S.B., of Chicago, delivers a Sunday lecture at Elizabeth Temple arguing the greatest need is a broader understanding of God. He claims fear of insufficiency fuels envy and covetousness and urges transformation through Christian Science to overcome materialism and global woes.
The text describes Jesus and his initial followers healing without drugs, teaching others to heal themselves, and spreading their gospel of healing through the known world. It notes miracles such as casting out demons and raising the dead, with a call to give freely as they had received.
Pianist Alexander Brailowsky opens the Griffith Music Foundation Master Piano series at the Mosque Theater Newark Sunday afternoon at 3 45. He will perform Chopin Twenty Four Preludes and Beethoven Opus 31 in E flat with other works by Bach Busoni Scarlatti Faure Ravel Scriabin Liapounoff and a Caucasian Mourman Torrent piece. Nelson Eddy headlines Monday night under foundation auspices.
Isadore Manheim of 70 King Street returns from a six week Israel trip with his son Marvin, praising Israeli pioneers building a cooperative community. He describes sacrifices under desert sun, young infantry skills, and strong self help, after a 37 hour TWA flight back to Hillside.
Syracuse N Y Joseph F Cirrito son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Cirrito of Hillside New Jersey has been named to the Dean's List of the College of
Dean Thomas H. Carroll reports Cirrito a Hillside High School graduate and junior in the college maintained a B average or better in all courses during the two summer semesters at Syracuse University.
The CYO of Christ the King Church held a Halloween scavenger hunt and party after a regular meeting. Winners included Karl Wilczynski Angie Tremareo Robert Shields Rose Mary Tremarco William Christie and Marion Karpenski. A new dramatic club will rehearse one act plays starting November 7 under Mrs Weishapl and Miss Duff with members listed. CYO basketball practice is set for Thursdays 5 30 to 10 30 PM at Abram Morris School Coe Avenue.
Letters go to active civic organizations in Hillside urging protests against Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co. request for a 16 percent rate hike. The notice calls for petitions letters and a formal resolution at the Public Commission hearing November 15 with emphasis on personal attendance and official organization representation.
Dr. Fook Tim Ghan of the China Institute will speak at the George Washington School PTA meeting on Monday November 7 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. His talk titled China’s Contribution to the World will follow a lecture series at Montclair State Teachers College. Guest Phil Rizzuto of the New York Yankees will attend, with refreshments served afterward. Public invited.
Harold Woodruff of 1289 Avy Street reenlists for three years in the U S Navy. KD2/c rank, he has already served four years and is stationed with CV 47 in the Philippines area, currently in Cuba. Advertisement in the Hillside Times.
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