Saybrook Library Opens With Book Week and Contest
Saybrook School marks International Book Week with a poster contest for all grades. Winning posters receive a new book. each entrant gets a Book Week memento. Prizes awarded during Friday assembly as the library opens. Open house set for 2 p.m. on Friday with council members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook
Saybrook School Litrary Council
Library’ Council
Dorothy Kemper
8. Emmer
Ann Herrigel
Saybrook School
John M. Malone
Keiper
Studnt
Library Council
Franklin Lange
Robert Kaplan
Scout Roundtable In Union Monday
The Leadership Roundtable of the Northern District Boy Scout Council meets Monday evening November 14 at 8 p m in Hamilton School Burnett avenue Union. Den Mothers invited. Discussion covers the approaching Scout Rally and Cubbing activities. Scoutmasters assistants and chairmen of troops packs den mothers with the commissioner's staff expected. WaAverly 3-9207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern District Boy Scout Council
Hamilton School
Burnett Avenue
Union
Olivier's Hamlet Opens at New Theatre Elizabeth
Laurence Olivier's Hamlet, famed as one of Shakespeare’s finest films, is presented on screen at the New Theatre Elizabeth. The production trims the four hour play to fit a motion picture pace with four daily showings at 1:15 3:50 6:30 and 9 p.m. Special student group rates and arrangements are available.
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Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Elizabeth
Eileen Herlie
Prince Hamlet
Queen
Library board approves funds for books and magazines
Hill side Public Library trustees approve Mrs. Ford Meyer’s request for 450 to buy new books and 100 for adult magazines for 1950. Meyer cites 4500 books circulated in October, the highest since she became librarian. Story hour moved to 4 15 Fridays. library closes tomorrow for Armistice Day.
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Hillside Public Library
Ford Meyer
Transfers of multiple Newark area properties to various buyers
Real estate transfers list parcels in Compton terrace Leslie street Conklin avenue Conant Voorhees streets Blay street Bayview avenue Hollywood avenue and Frances place among others. Transactions show ownership changes among Levine Kundin Leibowitz Sherman Biener Cohen Chessick Spitz berger Cohn Stone Spell Casselmann and related individuals and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Levine
Harry Kundin
Compton Terrace
Weequahic Manor
Isidore Leibowitz
Isadore Sherman
Leslie Street
Winans Casine
Rose C. Biener
Minnie Cohen
Conklin Avenue
Clinton Place
Trinity Gardens, Inc
Bernard Chessick
Conant
Voorhees
Merin Construction Company
Robert Chester Spitzberger
Blay Street
Liberty Avenue
Harry Cohn
Milton Stone
Bayview Avenue
Keer
Ruth
Julius Levine
Eric Spell
Hollywood Avenue
Frances
Lydia E. Casselmann
Lydia E. Caselmann
Property Transfers Listing for Hillside and Weequahic Park Area
Fern Construction Company transfers property on Summit avenue 120 feet from Winans avenue to Mr and Mrs Joseph Katz. Sanford avenue 420 feet from Leland place transfers from Mr and Mrs Theodore Levy to Mr and Mrs Ben Zerden. Hartley terrace 154 feet from Irvington avenue transfers from Mary M and George Ellsworth Smith to Hillside Township for lots 4 to 8 15 to 18 21 to 24 block 5 map of Weequahic Park Circle.
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Summit Avenue
Winans Avenue
Fern Construction Company
Joseph Katz
Sanford Avenue
Leland Place
Theodore Levy
Ben Zerden
Hartley Terrace
Irvington Avenue
Mary M
George Ellsworth Smith
Hillside
Weequahic Park Circle
Community Schedule Of November Local Events
Calendar lists meetings and events across Hillside area including Knights of Columbus, Women’s Progress Club, Hillside Local 70, P B A armistice dance, Board of Health, Mothers Circle bazaar, George Washington School PTA, Pads Athletic Booster Club, Omega Sigma Psi barndance, Hillside B’nai B’rith Lodge and Women’s Chapter, Township Committee and Union Thanksgiving services.
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Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Women's Progress Club
Board of Health
Mothers Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
George Washington
P.T.A
Pads
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Hillside B'nai B'rith Women’s Chapter
Miss Hillside
Davenport Dill Post
V.F.W
Hillside Club Events and December Concert Series
A calendar lists meetings and social events for Hillside groups from December 1 to December 28, including a Sigma Lambda Phi dance a Liberty Park square dance and Hadassah musical revue. The Wolf puppetry series runs with Milton Cross narration and planned concerts on multiple dates through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Scouters
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Liberty Park Community Association
Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Griffith Foundation Children’s Concert Opens Series in Newark
The Little Orchestra Society of New York under Griffith Music Foundation presents the first in a series of concerts for young people on Saturday November 19 at 11 a.m. at the Mosque Theater Newark. The opening program features Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Orchestra Society of
New York
Griffith Music Foundation
Mosque Theater
Newark
Prokofiev
Peter
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Clarke Harding
B.—Giles—Orcutt
George
A. Reasor
James Weston
Mac Popick
Robert Cox
David MacNeill
Herbert Fitz
Kemper
S. Emmer
John Ciasea
B. Zeints
U.S
The
Hillside National Bank
Hillside, N. J
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WaAverly
Olivier’s ‘Hamlet
New Theatre
Chrysler
Broad St
Wjz-Tv
Hillside Local 70
Hillside Sports Association
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge
Union Thanksgiving Church Services
West Side
Springfeld Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton PI
Orange Ave
Bergen St
Newark, N. JL
Singer Sewing Center
Eee
Irvington
Nfsnex Rad
Hillside Rinal Birth Lodge
the Wolf
Suzari
Milton Cross
Griffith Foundation
Hillside Times
Hillside Times Want Ads
Slifer Typewriter Company
High Street
Andrea
TOBIA
Hillside Appliance Co
America
Visil
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Liberty Ave
North Broad ST
Mertz Ave
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