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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

10

Negro Stars to Meet Indianapolis Clowns in Newark Show

Jackie Robinson headlines a star studded Negro major league lineup in Newark Ruppert Stadium Thursday night October 1 as he leads a team against the Indianapolis Clowns 1951 Negro World Series champions. Luke Easter and Minnie Minoso anchor the infield with Minoso at third base while Robinson headlines the All Stars in a nationwide barnstorming tour.

Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Ruppert Stadium Newark Indianapolis Clowns Pons Luke Easter Cleveland Indians SEC Ind Orestes Minnie’ Minoso Chicago White

Robinsons spring tour geared to major league stars

Robinsons campaign hinges on White Sox style show with two elite outfields, Larry Doby of the Indians and Sam Jethroe of the Braves, providing stout defense. Three players headed to the Majors for spring delivery include Sherwood Brewer, Len Williams, and Ben Lott. The tour launches at Ruppert Stadium and will visit 30 cities nationwide after the opener.

White Sox Larry Doby Cleveland Indians Sam Jethree Boston Braves Robinson No Clowns Sherwood Brewer Len ‘Preacher Wiliams

Cameo Theatre Opens With Tony Draws A Horse

The Cameo Theatre at 83 Elizabeth Avenue Newark celebrates its opening with First Run Art Films policy and a benefit screening of Tony Draws A Horse for the New Jersey Cerebral Palsy League. Daily matinees at 2 30 pm and evening shows from 7 pm begin after the opening.

Tony Cameo Theatre Elizabeth, Avenue Newark New Jersey Cerebral Palsy League Cameo

Hillside Servicemen Listed in Military Assignments and Training

Hillside area servicemen are reported in recent military postings. Lieutenant Charles H. Kenington Jr. is stationed at Lackland AFB Texas after serving in the South Pacific with the 18th Air Force. Elwood W. Glosenger has been promoted to Private First Class and will train at Sheppard AFB Texas. Corporal William F. Knab completes study at Fort Slocum New York. Seaman Robert J. Ferchak has arrived in Boston aboard USS Salem after six months in the Mediterranean. Privates August H. Davies Jr and Charles L. Guiles report for basic infantry at Fort Dix. Privates Vincent Rispoli and Eugene O’Hara train at Sampson AFB New York. Rispoli, a Hillside High School graduate, previously worked as a butcher at Cos Market.

Charles H. Kenington, Jr Charles H. Kennington Weequahic Avenue Newark Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Kennington South Pacific 18Th AF 370 Lackland Weequahhigh Newark College of Engineering Seton Hall University Robert J. Ferchak USN John Ferchak Hillside Avenue Boston Mass Salem Mediterranean August H. Davies, Jr Charles L. Guiles Fort Dix Daviet August H. Davidt Clark Street Guiles Lincoln Guiles Wodcruff Avenue Sampson Air Force Base New York Vincent Rispoli Eugene O'Hara Hillside High School Pvt Rispoli Cos

Hillside High School Grad and Fort Dix Entry

Mrs William Rispolly of 64 Mading Pvt O Hare, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene O Hare, Sr of 1213 Salon avenue, graduated from Hillside High School last June. Private Saul L Penn, son of Mr and Mrs Percy H Penn, of 340 Trinity place, arrived at Fort Dix to begin basic infantry training with Company C 47th Infantry for sixteen weeks.

Pvt. O'Hara Eugene O'Hara Salon: Avenue Hillside High School Saul L. Penn Percy H. Penn Trinity Place Fort Dix 47Th Infantry Regiment

Leininger Funeral Services Friday

Philip Leininger 67 of 630 Jersey Avenue Elizabeth died yesterday at Alexian Brothers Hospital. He came from Alsace Lorraine to the United States in 1906, settled in Hillside, opened the town's first bakery in 1920, and retired in 1943 to Elizabeth. He was a Mason and Foresters member and leaves a wife, four children, two sisters and two brothers, with five grandchildren. Nocturnal Adoration to be held tomorrow at St Elizabeth Hospital with a holy hour at 8 pm and mass at midnight led by Rev William Furlong.

Philip Leininger Jersey Avenue Elizabeth Hillside Alexian Brothers Hospital Alsace-Lorraine Germany Leininger United States North Broad Street Hillside Lodge Clinton Hill Lodge Independent Order of Foresters Lucie Leininger William Funk Milburn George W. Leininger Morristown Herbert R. Schultz Philip E. Leininger Jacob Shaeffer Belleville Jacob Urban West Orange Michael Leininger Mankato Minn Peter Leininger Masonic and Foresters Haeberle and Barth Clinton Avenue Irvington Evergreen Cemetery St. Elizabeth Hospital Union County William Furlong Seton Hall University Catholic Woman's Club Children's Ward

Child Injured by Protruding Window Incident

Elmer Widman eight of 1529 Bond Street was treated by Dr. Joseph Peyser for head lacerations after being cy on a6y at the Baker and Taylor Company on North Broad Street, police report.

Elmer Widman Bond Street Joseph Peyser Baker and Taylor Company North Broad Street

Defense First Aid Courses Proposed by Local Civic Groups

Local civic organizations were urged to sponsor first aid and home nursing courses under Civilian Defense guidance at an open night council meeting. Arnold McClow reported summer shelter inspections with 43 pending shelter approvals. Rad Chem Monitoring training was described for teachers to train teams in Geiger counter use.

Cotiery Veg Raymond R. King Arnold McClow Shelters Princeton Roscoe Park Technica Hillside Arthur Riche King Westfield

Hillside Township to Construct Concrete Curbs and Finance Plan

The Hillside Township Committee introduces on first reading an ordinance authorizing curb construction on Buchanan Street between Stockton Avenue and Paul Street totaling about 970 feet. It includes bond and note financing and assessment for special benefits. Public hearing set for October 10, 1901 at 8:20 PM at Municipal Headquarters.

Township OF Hillside Hillside County of Union State of New Jersey North Broad Street Howard J. Bloy Chanan Stockton Pau Street Bruit Anc Willeide Burchanan Street Stockton Avenue Paul Street

Municipal improvements authorized under local bond plan

The document outlines funding for curb and roadway improvements under the Local Bond Law in Wittside Township. It specifies a total cost of 600.00 with 126.00 from the Capital Improvement Account and 2,475.07 financed through Anticipation Notes.

Wittside New Jersey Ohlins Thanee Evi Werk Neretufone Uyendes Seotlon Seth Aosta Clee Dando

Greetings From Local Businesses New Year Wishes

Salem Pharmacy and Siegel's Luncheonette along with Maple Meat Shop Utility Distributors Inc and Warshawsky family extend best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year to their patrons and friends. The notices list addresses on Salem Avenue and Maple Avenue.

Salem Pharmacy Salem Avenue Siegel Maple Avenue Maple Meat Shop Swearsky Hortense Greenwald Mr. Wood Roxy Beauty and Barber Shop

Township Ordinance Adopts Debt Issuance and Immediate Effect

An ordinance increases levy by 2 475 00 to authorize debt under the law and permits issuance of obligations by the exception in Revised Statutes. It takes effect immediately upon publication and final passage. Adopted by the Township Committee with Attest signature of the chairman.

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