William Hale Dies Pioneer Builder at 89
William Hale long prominent as head of the William Hale Coal Co and a noted building contractor died Friday at his home 137 Pennsylvania Avenue He was 89 Rev Dr Arthur Northwood officiated at Monday funeral services at Walter R Lee Funeral Home and burial was in Evergreen Cemetery He was a former Lyons Palms Hillside resident and built many homes in the 1920s He left the coal company he founded and was survived by wife Dora Meyer Hale two sons Benjamin and Joseph six grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Lee
William Hale
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Hale Coal Co
Jyetmé
Jong Winess
Arthur Northwood
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
England
Hale
Lyons Palms
Hillside
Lodge
Dora Meyer Hale
Benjamin
Joseph
Board of Education
New Jersey SPCA Meeting Monday
The New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold a regular members meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The event takes place at the society headquarters 102 North Fourth Street Newark with members from 21 counties expected to attend to report on animal welfare conditions in New Jersey. President Abner Budelman of the organization is noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
North Fourth Street
Newark
New Jersey
Abner Budelman
Great Notch to outline 1955 plans at meeting
Great Notch will preside and outline the plans for 1955. Mrs Ruth E Walker of Hillside is secretary of the New Jersey S P C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Notch
Ruth £. Walker
Hillside
The
New Jersey
S.P.C.A
Scout O Rama Planned At Elizabeth Armory In April 1955
At the Northern District Committee meeting in Elizabeth plans were announced for Scout O Rama a gala Boy Scout extravaganza to be staged in April 1955 at the Elizabeth Armory. It will feature 5000 Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts in a massed show. The event aims to publicize Scouting aims and training for youth. Unit 90 sponsored by St Catherine s Church seeks to charter a cub pack of 34 boys 5 den mothers a cubmaster an assistant and a five member committee. New members Joseph Cherry Chet Beard and J Noel Mackessy were introduced and Mackessy named Institutional representative for St Catherine s. Hamilton School Union hosts Christmas party planned for December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Northern District Committee
Harold Bunting
Organization and Extension
Unit 90
St. Catherine's Church
Frank Lamendola
Joseph Cherry
Chet Beard
J. Noel Mackessy
Mackessy
St. Catherine's
Haroly Tisch
Hamilton School
Union
Fight Pelle Give Sister Kenny Foundation Hillside
A report notes a notable fight linked to Pelle and a campaign for the Sister Kenny Foundation at the Hillside headquarters located on 239 Fitzpatrick Street. It highlights organizational activity and location details surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fight Pelle
Give
Sister Kenny Foundation
Fitzpatrick Street
Tangerine Honey Dessert Flowers With Coconut
Separate tangerine sections and remove pulp and seeds. Toss sections in honey, then roll in shredded coconut. Arrange on plates with galax leaves if available to resemble flower petals. Place almonds in center of each for a decorative citrus dessert serving six.
Marriage Licenses and Deaths in Vital Statistics
A historical notices page lists marriage licenses to multiple couples including Leonard Straulowitz and Sandra Morris, Milan Meyerick and Irene Meyer, Charles De Paolo and Anne Troiano, Milton Rij and Stephanie Typski, Walter Murzyn and Blanche Fedorczyk, Luke Krall and Marilyn McDonough, Francis Coakley and Jane Oates, Thomas Gilligan and Bernice Williams, Richard Peck and Nancy Helles, Paul Scheckel and Leona Johnson. Deaths include Albert Seiler, Gustave Steengrafe, Peter Padula, Roberta F. Crafley, Dorothy Vieth, F. Szymanski, Alfred Layton, Judith Cerstyik, Grace Kuhmann, Thomas Henderson, Harold Corry, Roscoe Parks, and Harry Gerber. The final line references bonds and an instruction to buy bonds and keep them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Straulowitz
Newark
Sandra Morris
Bailey Avenue
Ill
Milan M. Meyerick
Livingston
Irene P. Meyer
Tillman Street
Charles de Paolo
Kearny
Anne Troiano
Ryan Street
Milton Rij
Irvington
Stephanie M. Typski
Prospect, Street
Walter J. Murzyn
Brooklyn
Blanche Fedorczyk
Boston Avenue
Luke A. Krall
Roberta F. Crafley
Fairbanks Street
Dorothy FP. Vieth
Thomas Street
Kaziemer F. Szymanski
Locust Street
Alfred Layton
Crann Street
Judith Cerstyik
Avy
Grace D. Kuhmann
Compon Terrace
Thomas Henderson
Clark Street
Harold Corry
Looker Street
Roscoe W Parks
Salem Avenue
Harry Gerber
Mann Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
SPCA
South
Giant
Jones
U.S
Kesselman’s
AVI
E & S Delicatessen
Maple
WaAverly
Nancy M. Helles
Balmoral Avenue
Paul W. Scheckel
Leona Johnson
Baker Street
Albert Seiler
Conlin Avenue
Gustave O. Steengrafe
Hillside Avenue
Peter Padula
Woodruff Avenue
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Long
Coe Ave
Salem
Tam
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Avenue
Qesh
Henry
Hilltop Tavern
Henry Mimmer
Prop
Summit
Weequahic Diner
And
Elizabeth Ave
Bigelow
Coe Market
Hillside High
Charles Lynch
JIS
Cor
Ryan St
Pierre
Scannell’s Tavern
North Broad Street
Gallof’s Market
Dixie Diner
Community Pork Store
Long Ave
Harry Englander
Rve
Food Craft Inc
Broad Street
Vita Fish Products
Foodcraft
Duncan Hines
Vermont
Maid — Tomasio
Weequahic Kosher Delicatessen
ZION
Chancellor Avenue
Supreme Poultry Market
Macintosh
Breyer’s Ice Cream
Millside, N. J
Kal’s Deli
Gene Kolakowski
Union Avene
Marty
Hurden Street
Anna Mae
Waverly
the Island Restaurant
Shustak’s Bake Shop
Chancellor Ave
Ming’s
YAR Lyons
Por
Clinton Place
COE Avenue Liquors
Cor Avenue
Kielbasi
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