Mundet Fined In Remaining Rural Health Violations
Acting Magistrate Allan L. Tumarkin fined Mundet Cork Corp 100 dollars for each of seven violations of the rural health ordinance, totaling 700 dollars, for activities between September 8 and 25. Attorney Nicholas English represented Mundet in a plea. Additional complaints against Charles Wighorn and directors were withdrawn after emission improvements. Prior judge McGrath upheld 600 dollar fines on earlier charges, noting misclassification of the case from civil to criminal.
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Mundet Cork
Gorp
Allan L. Tumarkin
Nicholas
Newark
Munder
Omey
Arthur EB. Dienst
Charles Wwighorn
Tumirkin
Thelizabeth Meadows
Mandet
Edward A.mcgrath
Flinbeth
Berghorn
McGrath
All Districts Lose Voters in Union County Election Figures
Final figures from the Union County Board of Elections show a 420 voter drop in Hillside ahead of next Tuesday’s election. All five districts report declines, with only districts six and eight remaining in four figures. totals stand at 10,530 registrants this year versus 10,960 last year.
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Union County Board of Elections
Independent Candidate Denied Lodge Forum Pressure
Harry Mopsick, independent candidate for Congress, accused Hillside Lodge 1514 of B n ai Brith of pressuring the invitation process for its annual candidates forum. Lodge president Max Schliefer rejected the claim, noting a 1952 policy inviting only two major parties candidates, and Mopsick later accepted the explanation while saying he should have received an invitation.
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Harry Mopsick
Congress
Hillside Lodge 1514
B'nai Brith
Max Schleifer
Hillside Lodge
Mopsick
Schieffer
B nai B rith Lodge Dinner Dance Plans Announced
Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith announces its annual dinner dance to be held Monday November 1 at Clinton Manor Newark. Emil Cohen is featured with brother entertainers Dave Ben Sam and Irving Harper assisting. Herb Larsen and his orchestra provide music. Hors d oeuvre hour 7 to 8 followed by dinner dancing and entertainment. Reservations Paul Miller WA 3 3386 seating Charles Rausch WA 23 7626.
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Emil Cohen
Hillside Lodge
Clinton Minor
Newark
Lou Harper
Whatman
Dave
Ben
Sam
Irving
Herb Larsen
Paul Miller
Charles Rausch
Police Reserves Install Officers at Hillside
Hillside Police Reserve installs Moe Steinman as president Wilbur Willing as vice president Stanley Punkhunter as treasurer and Patsy Pedellin as secretary at War Memorial Building. A Christmas party planning committee is named and a Mayfair Theatre party for local youth is noted with details including stockings and refreshments.
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Hillside Police Reserve
War Men
William DiBuong
Moe Steinman
Wilbur Willing
Stanley Punkhunter
Patsy Pedellin
Stellman
Joseph Schwin
Robert Healy
John Soltys
Fred Schmon
Mayfair Theatre
Pace
Henry Goldhor
DiBuona
Lawrence Treger
Reserve Police
Prize Photographs Exhibit at Zimmerman Photo Supply
An exhibit of prize winning photographs from the 1954 Graflex Photo Contest opens Saturday at Zimmerman Photo Supply in New York. The show runs four weeks through late October with free public viewing daily from 9 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 9 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays. The 22 images include black and white and color works by press photographers amateurs teenagers and commercial shooters from across the United States. The Graflex exhibit is described as the year's outstanding display of the best in photography.
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Graflex
Zimmerman Photo Supply
Liberty Avenue
Thundays
U.S
State Athletic Award To Dubow
Samuel Dubow, Director of Physical Education at the high school, received a certificate from the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association honoring services in promoting sports and fair play in the secondary school system. A pioneer in state interscholastic athletics for 36 years, he has long been a NuSTA A member and also earned awards for physical education, football and basketball.
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Samuel Dubow
New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association
Dubow
Duhow
Nustaa
War Vets Endorse Police and Fire Pay Referendum
Davenport Dill er Post 1722, Veterans group at the War Memorial Building, endorsed a pay referendum to next Tuesday’s election. It would raise police and fire pay by 300 dollars and fold the 400 dollar bonus into base salaries.
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Davenport-Diller Post
W.fw
War Memorial
Hallowe en Party For Dance Class at Hortense Greenwald
Students in the PreTeen ballroom class at Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing were entertained at a Halloween party and dance Tuesday evening at the studio. Ages eleven to thirteen arrived in costume at 7 pm for a dance lesson, games, and social dancing as a reward for progress shown by the class.
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Hallowe
Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing
Library Hours To Close For Election Day Observance
The Hillside Public Library will close on Election Day November 2. Librarian Miss Lottie Smolenski says there will be no story hour on Armistice Day November 11 or Thanksgiving Day November 25.
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Hillside Public Library
Lottie Smolenski
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