Polio Victims Return Home After Hospital Stay
Edward and Charles Jajosky, polio victims from the hulbar and spinal types, returned home to 537 McMichael Place on November 16 after about a month at Elizabeth General Hospital. They were ordered to report for a checkup at the hospital's orthopedic clinic today and to celebrate Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs Helen Jajosky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Charles Jajosky
Elizabeth General Hospital
Helen Jajosky
McMichael Place
Charles
Estate administratrix named for Edith Van Atta in Newton
Surrogate Charles A. Orto Jr. names Edith Van Atta of Newton administratrix of the estate of Frederick A. Bloss who died October 21. she is sister of Bloss of Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith van Atta
Newton
Frederick A. Bloss
Hillside
Charles A. Orto, Jr
Thanksgiving Play At Hurden-Looker School Celebrated
Hurden-Looker Grade 7 B staged a Thanksgiving play during assembly featuring announcer Mary Valente opening, with cast including Larajean Squires Tony William Bass Stella Eileen Lynch Mr. Rubino and others. Miss Fuerst class performed an acrostic and a closing program included singing The Turkey Song before The First Thanksgiving play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurden-Looker School
Mary Valente
Larajean Squires
Tony
William Bass
Stella
Eileen Lynch
Rubino
Robert Fairbanks
George Beifus
Evans
William Bisignani
Betty
Beverly Boyle
Jane
Lorraine McDonough
Dave
Stephen Durosky
Jib
Earl Baden- Lourg
Bill
Carmine Sommese
Jerry Hornung
Jackie Zeman
Lawrence Murphy
Shirley Howarth
Robert Matlosz
Nick
Richard McGinn
Miss Fuerst
Peter Kornicsak
John McMillan
Patricia Lucas
Mildred Schreiber
Dennis Ondilla
Raymond Catena
Lilita Spitals
John
Notable names listed in a local notice
A damaged OCR line lists individuals including Garcia Harrison Pfistner Robert Williams Louis Costanza Alan Mc Ginn John Batto Patricia Lucas Peter Kornicsak Kathleen Hornung Dennis Ondilla Lilita Spitals Joseph Strallkus Velma Kulish and Luther Doby.
Jewish Center To Hold Member Drive
Mayor Raymond King proclaims Center Membership Week as the Hill side Jewish Center launches a drive to recruit new adult members. President Dr. Harry Brody leads a board pushing growth while serving over 300 youths through Cub Pack 195, gym programs, lounges, dramatic groups, dance classes, and more. Mrs. Samuel Leventer chairs the Junior Committee directing activities for elementary students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond King
Hillside Jewish Center
Harry Brody
Samuel Leventer
Hillside Jewish Center Proclaims December as Membership Week
Mayor Raymond King proclaims December 1951 as Membership Week for Hillside Jewish Center at 1504 Maple Avenue. The week honors nine years of service providing recreational social cultural and athletic programs for all ages in Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Jewish Center
Maple Avenue
Jewish Council of
Hillside
Raymond R. Kng
Planning Members Recognized for Active Involvement
The report highlights individuals who have been active in planning the membership drive. It notes specific organizers and committees that led outreach efforts, with attention to roles and dates of key meetings.
Hillside Jewish Center Seeks New Members and Support
Campaign includes Ben Karethick newly named vice president of the board Harry Meltzer George Hand ler Mr and Mrs Irving Goldberg and Mrs Leventer pledging to recruit at least ten new members Dr Brody expresses optimism with the federation program A notice lists the center at 1504 Maple Avenue with Rose Abramovitz and Pat Goldberg as program staff and contact WA 26272 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Karethick
Harry Meltzer
George Handler
Irving Goldberg
Leventer
Dr. Brody
Hillside Jewish Center
Maple Avenue
Rose Abramovitz
Pat Goldberg
Hillside Republican Club Holds Election Monday Evening
The Hillside Republican Club will vote on officers at its annual meeting on Monday December 3 at 8 30 p m. The event takes place in the chapel of Hillside Presbyterian Church located at Salem and Coe avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Salem and
Coe Avenues
Cub Pack 198 Inducts Four New Members
Harden Locker School Cub Pack 198 inducted four new boys Harrison Pfistner Leif Eide Roger Babcock and Raymond Pepper. Fifteen boys received advancement awards and Raymond Holmes moved up to Boy Scout Troop 92. A cubbing film was shown and a December 4 Christmas party planning meeting was set at Mrs George Ivans home Fitzpatrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden- Locker School
Harrison Pfistner
Leif Eide
Roger Babcock
Raymond Pepper
Raymond Holmes
Boy Scout Troop
George Ivans
Fitzpatrick Street
Mock Alert Bares Needs Of Defense
Raymond R. King urges volunteers to join Civilian Defense units. The police auxiliary needs 50 members while the fire and demolition and clearance units seek at least 25 each. Register by December 5 for first aid classes at Bristol-Myers and at the Control Center in Bristol, Broad Street. The council will discuss a medical unit at its December 3 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Civilian Defense Council
King
Police Auxiliary
Bristol-Myers Company
Long Avenue
Control Center
North Broad Street
First Grade Assembly at George Washington School
The first grade under Mrs. Bessie O Severns presented an assembly program at George Washington School last week. Opening exercises were led by Stephen Shiller. The Band sang led by Thomas Jandersits, and the class performed See My Cat with words by the class. Recitations included The Rain by Karen Anfuso and The Leaves by Katherine Scuorzo. The First Snow by Virginia Stachura and Thanksgiving Song by Barbara Cald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie O. Severns
George Washington School
Stephen Shiller
Thomas Jandersits
Cat
Edward Ames
Barry Goldberg
Martin Mintz
Darryl Umstead
Alan Pudominer
Lawrence Spivack
Local readings feature Joyce Gutentag and Harold Bass
Elaine Fakla Virginia Ferras Michael Hynda Gail Labowitch Dale Shack Mary Zelapka and Lois Schaefer attend a program with two readings by Joyce Gutentag and Harold Bass. Darryl Wimstead performs three songs and the assembly closes with Over the River led by James Murray as stage manager.
Brownies Visit Bird Sanctuary and Farm on Saturday
Brownie Troop 120 from Calvin Coolidge School will visit the North Avenue bird sanctuary and Betz Turkey Farm in Union this Saturday. They will meet at 1 15 p.m. at the school with troop leaders and several mothers accompanying the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge School
North Avenue
Betz Turkey Farm
Union
Dorothy Hoen
Ida .Rubinetti
W. Ballard
Ann Casper
Claire Miller
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Ann Fishman
Clinton Ave
Newark
Essex
Hillside Loan CO
Hillside, N. J
Thur
Mark
Hurden-Looker
Tops & Accessories
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty Ave
Jewish Center
City
Fereday & Meyer Co., Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth, N. J
A. Zupko
Bergen St
Kay Clothing Co
Broad Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Regent Theatre
Comet Radio
Rahway Ave
Republican Club
Cub Pack
Park
W. Park ST
Green Flyer Express
New York City
North Broad St
New York
Port of New York Authority Bldg
Lane 51
41St St
8Th Ave
The
Green Flyer, Inc
MacLevy Dance Studio
East Jersey St
Eliz
N. J. Eliz
Supreme Live Poultry Market
Long Ave
Pillai Pride
Ps Pth
Conzer CO
Walnut St
Newark, N. J
Crosley
Eel
Supreme Table Pad Co
Market Street Market
Elizabeth Electric Contracting Co
Grand St. Elizabeth
Bilt-Rite Engine Corp
Broadway
Greyhouse
Lyons Ave
Michael Ortenberg
Direct& Save
Henry Benz
Greea Street
City Hall
Tel
New Jersey
John J, Becker
Frank Briscoe
James M, Covenay
David Cronheim
William E, Hocker
James V, Igoe
Louis Levy
James K
Melchuree
Ernest A, Minner
Legal For
Carteret S21; and Loan Association
Brochdd Street
N. J. Market
Axssets
Furst Prize
Crosley Git
Weaaters
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Clinton Avenue
Bigelow
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