Head On Collision Injures Newark Proprietor and Family
Ming, a 34 year old proprietor of Ho Fong Restaurant at 1128 Avenue, Newark, was injured in a head on crash on Liberty Avenue. Passengers Mrs Yok, 36, of 95 Elizabeth New York City, and child Lindi Yok, 8, suffered concussions and facial injuries. Het fibhaner, 46, of Clinton Tvington, and the other vehicle’s occupant were also injured. All four were taken to Stret Hospital in Elizabeth. Police say Ming swerved to avoid a vehicle on Liberty Avenue, striking the other car head on. Patrolmen Arthur Seale and Harry Goheen, and officers from the Department investigated. Both cars damaged.
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Pik Street
Newark
Yatun Road
Mrs. i Yok
Elizabeth
York City
Hetfibhaner
Clinton Tvington
Township
Stret Hospital
Yok Sul
Liberty Avenue
Iito Alswid
Arthur Seale
Harry Goheen
Robert St Davies
Joseph Re Department Truede
State School Aid Jumps 7 Percent Increase Approved
The state school aid formula raises the first full payment under the new system. Compared with prior year confers aid to the school system, signaling a notable increase in state funding and budgeting implications.
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Schior
Laymen's Sunday Observed at Elizabeth Avenue Church
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church plans Laymen's Sunday next Sunday as part of the General Assembly program. Fred Covey will preach the sermon with other participants including Robert Keller Milton T Hockski and Northwood contributing to the service.
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General Assembly
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Fred Covey
Robert Keller
Milton T. Hock
Northwood
Chiplor
Zoning Hearing On Minority Representation Sparks Debate
A zoning board in Hillside adjourned to October 19 after discussions on minority representation and proportional representation. Campaign managers for Republic and Democratic candidates clashed over governance principles and the method of election, citing constitutional concerns and notice requirements for property owners within 200 feet of the site.
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Republics
Tonship
Eard J Bellusseia
Hillside
Robert
Wrencman
Harrison A. Williams
Senate
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Allenien
Neonesiae
Winns Avenue
Newark
Muhdavies
Irvington
Property Owners Rap Assessments
An urgent Hillside Property Owners meeting drew 59 attendees at White Street Hall. They criticized commercial property assessments, noting a $250 rise for a single building, while officials discussed municipal budget prep and tax distribution. The by laws committee, led by Ninesling, named members including Klaynia, Keutulis, Lappke, Ratehinas, and Ping.
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Mijeengy Hall
White Street
Iy Erisines Wii
Frank Ninesling
Tix
Cohwistine
David Klaynia
Willian Keutulis Pau Lappke
Ninesling
Charles Ratehinas
Joseph Ping
Gural Campaign Talk at Monroe Garden Meeting
Democratic candidate Willan Gural spoke Friday to about 20 residents at 1515 Schley Street, Monroe Garden. He said press, administration supported vent control and steps were taken to ease complaints, noting refrigeration requirements for tenants and welfare concerns in the district.
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Thivey Silverman
Schley
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Tivine
Monroe Gar
Ellmiste
Mortos Gardens
Bney
Township
Capiinite
Flood Relief Efforts Mobilize Amid Delaware Disaster
In a rapid response to the Delaware flood, Operation Relief begins with Red Cross coordination by Anwheaty Red Cross and Unity civic groups. Local organizers Nem inquiries by Amenean Young Grocers and Hiree brothers mobilize volunteers, while Civil Defense officials oversee community safety and distribution efforts at Millside and nearby areas.
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Vet Chatman
Little League Awards Night Honors and Trophies
At Little League Awards Night in Bristol My, Sou parents and children attended as speakers included Grant Stal of Williamsport and Pete G. Murianik of Wiebord. Trophy presentations named Reward Tyranski and Howard Munchterman for league and national honors, with other plaques and emblems awarded to team members amid tributes and a moment of silence for deceased officials.
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Henry Goldhar
Toney Goldhar
Theusvial Associa Beim
Philip Skuraton
Philip
Braves
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Mupraik
Hamsnik
Mis Halls
C. Melzer
Hillside Community Orchestra Rehearsals Begin Tonight
Two members of the Hillside Community Orchestra, Maine Beautifieel and Patrolman Pant 3. De Grow, are tuning up ahead of a February 16 rehearsal at the Abram P. Muret School. The newly formed group seeks director and applications for positions, with 28 names submitted to Mayor Henry Golder.
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Emaine
Ballow
A I Martis
Niihale
Abram P. Muret
Guy Auvanived
Choo Direetor
Henry Golder
Pet Kuitiners
Welfare Post Is Scored By Walsh
John Walsh, a Republican candidate, criticized the Township Board and the Director of Welfare for paying a part time worker $3,900 a year while police, firemen, and teachers earn more. He urged Civil Service standards, questioned why a physician was not employed, and pressed for a clearer, cost effective setup. He spoke to Mounty Republicans at a township meeting, urging oversight and reform.
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John Walsh
Cine Civil Services
Walsh
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Healy
Bugis
Hydy
Wately Ravclully
Former Cop Guilty On Tipsy Driving Charge
A former police officer was convicted of tipsy driving after a Newark incident late Thursday night. The officer, identified as Jayne Dormer, was fined 425 dollars and the teen involved received a 10 dollar penalty. Police apprehended Franklin Go Ardman and patrolman Joh Kine at the scene.
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Newark
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Deshe Atenet
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UFT Cafe
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Anne Mevanet
Delegates Attend County PTA Meeting
Delegates from the Union County PTA attended a county meeting at Washington School PTA. The program included a guided tour of the school and remarks by Dr Albert F Jocholt Assistant Commissioner of Education on vocational education. The turnout included many PTA members and officials.
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Hillside flood control debate dominates county board hearing
A Hillside flood control dispute nears resolution as voters and county leaders debate who should handle the issue. County Freeholders pledge cooperative planning and a unified approach, while discussions emphasize electors, the Board of Freeholders, and local officials tackling long standing flood problems with river and drainage coordination.
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Hillside
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Che Muang
Board of Preehutders
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de Chined Kirkputitek
Phegent Board of Wreetoldets
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Hood
Elizabet Hillside
Bat Naka
Bbe Fayn
Preeholders
Thalay
Police Appoints Two Sergeants Amid Township Move
Two sergeants, John Candrillo and George Helock Jr., were named to the Police Department by the Township Committee on Tuesday night after top finishes in Civil Service exams. Candrillo, 49, a Whiany avenue resident, previously joined the force as a patrolman. Helock, 35, began as a patrolman in June and received a salary adjustment to 5400 per year.
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George Helock, Jr
Funeral honors for longtime Hillside principal Vir Veer
The obituary notes Principal Vir Veer of Hillside School, a passed educator with ties to New York and Rocky Valley. Survived by wife Vita Havilinidh Veeland and children Wilkinsor and Hallie, plus siblings and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services held at Mason Cemetery with motorcade from Taeky HNL and lay release from local churches.
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Venta
Parade To Follow Liberty Ave Sale
Parade will march Monday October against Liberty Avenue area merchants plan a following sale event. A grand display with prizes announced for the various participants as streets from Liberty to Hill avenues host a sequence of activities and recognitions.
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Cheviers
Lberty
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Paris
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Shanty Shack Opens Twelfth Season Event
Shanty Shack debuts its twelfth season with a Saturday October 15 dance hosted by the Recreation Committee. Avellily School hosts the event with Danes Wibe as emcee, featuring Ore President Gas Gubaate and treasurer Milleton Eon. Guests include parents and students from Ames School who attend yearly dances and help with arrangements.
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