Drag Race Costs Youths Licenses in Municipal Court
Two youths, William Rehm and George Holt, were fined $50 each and had driving licenses revoked for two months after a drag race on Central avenue November 11. Rehm claimed speedometer testing amid juvenile police conflicts. Magistrate Penn urged racing on tracks.
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Central Avenue
William Rehm
Wolf Place
Irvington
George Holt
Marshall Street
Elizabeth
Rehm
Hillside
Percy H
Penn
John Drayton
Durand Road
Maplewood
Healon'e
Arthur White
Sixteenth Street
Newark
Irony and hazards amid a stormy week in town
A violent rainstorm knocked poles and wires in Union and slowed Conant Street traffic. A driver at Hirleman’s Gas Station handed an attendant a note reading to call Elizabeth and tell Arlene to remove everything from the stove except potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Conaant Street
Hirleman
Conant Street
Hollywood Avenue
Elizabeth
Arlene
Contract Ruling Hinges On Deposit Setreet
Supreme Court ruled the township had no remedy against a contractor who refused to perform bid because the municipality failed to require a deposit. Hillside sued Sternin after he refused work on air sirens at A Moris and Hillside Avenue Schools. award to second bidder for 2632 dollars. Justice John Francis wrote the majority with mention of bid statute efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryse Pe
CVT Supreme Court
Whi
Hillside
Shepard Sternin
A. P. Moris
Hillside Avenue
Sternin
John’. Francis
Joseph Weintraub
William A. Wachenfeld
Albert A. Burting
Harry Heher
Nathan L. Jacobs
Hillside High Receives Driver Training Citation
New Jersey State Safety Council presented Hillside High School with a driver training citation. Nathaniel Schneider, council representative, gave the award to Earl E. Schaub, driver training instructor, via the school's public address system. Principal Ruhl L. Custer noted no assemblies this year due to large enrollment, praising the program and student exhibits reaching all pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Safety Council
Hillside High School
Nathaniel ©. Schneider
Council
Earl E. Schaub
Ruhl L. Custer
Schneider
Sinai Youth Center resumes final fund drive
At Sinai Congregation a Sunday meeting announced the final phase to raise 125000 for the Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center building fund. Plans for soliciting gifts were laid out and house to house canvassers given cards. new appointments were named for planning and construction, special gifts, and canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Congregation
Abraham Mankowitz
Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center
Emanuel Finkel
Max Kasoff
Louis L. Finkel
Township elevates six officers to new ranks in ceremony
At a township meeting last night six police superior officers and two fire department members were promoted. Police Lt. Marty Schuetvie becomes deputy chief and Det Lt Charles Grint captain. Sergeants Shelbourne Steib Seale Erdman become lieutenants. Marsnick to deputy fire chief. Sonntag to a new combustibles and air pollution post. Deputy Chiefs Korlesky Treger and Vo?lk oversee three shifts. An ordinance creating Sonntag's post was introduced.
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Police Department
Fire
Marty Schuetvie
Charles Grint
George Shelbourne
Walter Steib
Arthur Seale
Frank Erdman
Fire Department
Michael Marsnick
Robert Sonntag
Paul Korlesky
Schuetale
Lawrence Treger
Ernest Voolk
Capt
Grant
Korlesky
Spt
William Dieroff, Sr
Clarence van
Sonntag
Zimmerman
William Gural
Harry Scheutzle
Schuetzle
Frank Hidman
Walter
Stelle
Thanksgiving Service and Education Building Dedication
The First Baptist Church of Hillside will hold its annual Thanksgiving Service on Thursday November 28 at 9345 the Rev Wesley Olsen pastor says. The service doubles as a dedication for the new education building cost about 14009 with three classrooms and a pastor study on the first floor and a large basement with four classrooms. The main floor features cork tile in the sanctuary and education building and folding doors to double seating. The program includes choir music and a sermon by the pastor.
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First Baptist Cittizen
Hillside
Wesley Olsen
AM A
Suggest Second Deck For Highway No 22
Hillside Safety Council proposes a double deck on Route 22 between Route 1 Newark and Garden State Parkway to ease congestion and lower the death toll. A second deck may cost less than widening requiring many condemnations and trucks would be barred on this stretch. The plan follows a fatal November 12 tractor trailer crash and letters will be sent to the State Highway Commission Meyner and the Township Committee.
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Route 22
Hillside Safety Council
Route 1
Newark
Garden State Parkway
Union
State Highway Commission
Robert B. Meyner
Township
Pennsylvania
Twins Named Sweethearts of Marine Reserve Unit
Myllis and Eileen Innamporatey of 1263 Dalewoo Avenue were chosen as sweethearts of the 24th Infantry Company U S Marine Corps Reserve in Newark. They received a scroll from the commanding officer and are noted as entertaining performers who have appeared in various benefits and events.
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Myllis
Eileen Innamporatey
Dalewoo Avenue
24Th Infantry Co
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve of
Newark
Cleanup drive at Red Feather Drive In reaches 70 percent
Hillside volunteers led by Bennet Pringle report $10,594 raised toward a $15,200 goal for the Red Feather Drive In cleanup campaign. The group announced the total at a recent report meeting as ongoing work continues.
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Cnest
Hillside
Bennet Pringle
Bank Staff Aids Christmas Club Initiation
Miss Katherine Higgins of 60 Seafoam Avenue Winfield and Miss Katricia Farley of 17 El Mora Avenue assist Hillside National Bank staff in the lobby to help patrons open Christmas Club accounts. The club began November 18 with options for 50 cent to 20 dollar accounts and will continue through the coming week.
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Katherine Higgins
Seafoam Avenue
Winfield
Katricia Farley
Elmora Avenue
Elizabeth
Hillside National Bank
Iso
Miss Higgins
Miss Farley
Youth Science Day planned by Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside Industrial Association announced a February Youth Science Day at Hillside High and Pingry School with plans for scientists and technicians to visit classes to stress science for industry. Roger Deas of Riverside spoke on Can Co. backing, while president Bo Adlerbert noted a December 20 luncheon at the Winfield Scott.
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Sife
Hillside Industrial Associaton
Pingry School
Morris Lubin
Association
Sid
Winfield Scott Hotel
Welizabeth
Scholors
Lubin
Roger Deas
Riverside
Conn
American Can Co
Hillside Association
Bo Adlerbert
March of Dimes Kickoff Dinner Heard Survival Theme
Mrs. Jack Laver and Mrs. Jack Pearlman of Hillside attended the March of Dimes Kickoff dinner at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth. Speakers included Dr. Lester Clee of Princeton, state chairman. Mrs. Virginia Conners of Cranford urged rehabilitation.
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Jack Laver
Jack Pearlman
Hillside
Elizabeth
Carteret
Lester Clee
Princeton
Virginia Conners
Cranford
Employment Office Closed For Weekend
New Jersey employment office will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Friday November 29. Manager Frank J. Beye announced the office will reopen Monday December 2 to process unemployment claims, take new claims, handle applications for employment, and refer workers to jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerse. Stith Employment Service
Frank J Beye
Begg
Police Seek $300 Bonus and Fringe Benefits in Budget Talks
Hillside Local 7H PBA and Local 35 MLB.A. delegates led by Patrolman Lawrence Lillie and Thomas Moss request a $300 bonus eleven holidays or time off equality, hospitalization insurance, and similar fringe benefits. Current pay starts at $4,200 rising to $5,205 in year four with $335 yearly increments.
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Hillside Local
PBA
Mlb.a
Fnt
Lawrence Lillie
Thomas Moss
William Gural
Ritz Testimonial For Israel Bonds Dinner in Newark
A testimonial dinner honoring Rubin Ritz of Hillside, president of the Northern New Jersey Council of Bnai Brith, to benefit State of Israel Bonds. The Essex House in Newark hosts on Sunday December 8 at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker Leonard Orloff and entertainer Jan Bart headline. Dinner chairman is Max Schleifer with Israel program chairs Louis Frankel and Mrs Bernard Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin Ritz
Hillside
Northern
New Jersey
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Board of Education
State Department of Education
Edward S. Payesko
Lager Place
Hillside School Board
Huis
Sager Place
Payesko
Livingston Road
Plymouth Road
Sinai Youth Center
Sundaies Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Laberty Avenue
War Memorial Bldg
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Marine Reserve
Red Feather Drive
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Ceryen
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Matt-Best Products ‘Your Toy & Muvenile Furniture Store” Baby Carriages
Bicveies
Tors — Hane Traine Ih
Liberte Ave
TWA
Winfield Scott
Arrowney
Vuuneral Home
Broad
Liberty Pharmacy
Ritz
Israel
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Jack Reclus
Liberty Ave
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