Maid Eleanor Kenosky slain in kitchen assault at Westminster
Intruder forced entry into the Toker home in Elizabeth as Eleanor Kenosky a trusted 45 year old maid was killed by blows from a flat weapon and a length of pipe while returning from a house account check. She died at St Elizabeth Hospital. Police seek an unidentified male suspect.
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Eleanor Ikenosky
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Charles Grant
Kenosky
Harry Toker
Nottingham Way
Westminster
Toker
Miss Kenosky
Bernard Ehrenberg
Irene Novak
Theresa Kinal
Mary Korba
Ann Lajeski
Bayonne
Newark
Sam Zucker
Fabyan
Place
Grant
Flo
Womtin
Stirling
Paul de Graw
Burton Bergman
Westminster Avenue
Toker House
The
Deers
Ralph de Vita
George Perselay
Frank Engelhard
Robert Wand
Louis Mertel
Three ADT alarms at local plants disrupt none. Kenosky assault probed
Sprinkler and wiring faults trigger three ACT alarms at Nestle Chocolates Airex and American Can, drawing volunteers and police. Meanwhile investigators probe the fatal assault on Eleanor Kenosky at the Tokers home with a brain specialist consulted. Martin Bernstein, 18, set to begin veterinary studies at Kansas State after working at Chancellor Animal Hospital and earning a $100 scholarship.
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American District Telegraph
Hillside
Nestle Chocolates
Central Avenue
Airex
Lionel Corp
American Can Co
ADT
ACT
Martin Leon Bernstein
Irving Bernstein
Leslie Street
Martin
Martha
Norman Linde
Chancellor Animal Hospital
Chancellor Avenue
Irvington
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
COP Candidates Dine Party Leaders in Hillside Dinner
Township committeeman Hyman M. Schulman and Frank J. Hill GOP candidate host a Hillside dinner at College Inn 234 Yale Avenue on Wednesday September 1. Raymond Moore freeholder candidate attends as part of outreach to gauge candidate positions and campaign strategy.
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Hyman M. Schulman
Frank J. Hill
Comiatee
Raymond Moore
Hillside
College Tnn
Yale Avenue
Flag presentation at Hillside High dedication
Goope Washington School PTA leaders will attend the Hillside High School wing dedication on September 13 at 2 p.m. Mya and Herbert Lucker will represent the group. Mrs Lawrence Britert handles hospitality. Helen Tinschmidt and Robi Custer coordinate flag and refreshments with other PTA reps.
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Mya
Herbert Lucker
Lawrence Britert
Goope Washington School
Hillside High School
Liudy
Helen ‘Tinschmidt
Hillside Pypa.i
Robi Custer
Sacker
Nathan Cohen
P’ta
Hillside Avenue PTA Carnival Planned for September 19
Hillside Avenue School PTA announces a carnival on Saturday September 19 from noon to 4 pm in the school yard with rides games and refreshments. If rain occurs the gym will host the event with hospitality led by Mrs Raymond Gorman and Mrs E Schuman.
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Hillside Avenue School Pta
Raymond Gorman
E. Schuman
Loughers
Hehool
High School Additions Dedicated This Sunday
Dedication of the new classrooms and gym additions at the high school will occur Sunday at 2 p.m. A reception allows inspection of the wing. Rev G Davis Robinson will give the invocation, with other dignitaries including Mayor Max Schleifer and Dr William H West delivering remarks.
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G. Davis Robinson
Hillston Presbyterian Church
Wil Ager
Boy
Givlits
Leonard Strassman
Abe Charnack
Eudcation
Mom J. Micdnor Nutlon
Max Schleifer
William’ H West
Laurens Pohlman
Charnack
Dix Wayne T. Branon
Henry G. Nulton
Hillside
Hillside Community Orchestra Plans Rehearsals
The Hillside Community Orchestra resumes weekly rehearsals starting Thursday September 10 at 7:30 PM at George Washington School Leslie Street Winans Avenue. Under director Hei men Holznin the ensemble invites players, with openings in the large and woodwind sections and contact for joiners at 30 Hurden Street.
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Hillside Community Orchestra Wahl
George Washington School
Leslie Street
Winans Avenue
Heimen Holznin
Phing
William Krautblitt
Hurden Street
Hadassah Meeting Opens Season at Hillside Chapter
Hillside Chapter of Hadassah resumes activity with the first regular meeting on September 19 at 4 20 pm in Congregation Maple Avenue. Mrs Joseph Poysey reports on the September 16 theater party while others cover fund raising and membership. Mrs Louis Moss life member opens with invocation and Mrs Mernie Hisenberg leads as coordinator.
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Hillside
Hadassah
Pam Wai
Maple Avenue
Joseph Poysey
Leo Lowenstein
Jack Barsky
Louis Moss
Mernie Hisenberg
Intergration
Will Shift School Savings Program Distribution Planned
The Hillside National Bank will manage a school savings program for participating children. Dr Wayne T Branom, superintendent of schools, says the program starts immediately with parent signed drafts for withdrawals from Howard Savings Institution to Hillside National Bank.
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Wotbers
Iocation
Hillside National Bank
Wayne T. Branom
Howard Sayings Institution
Reserve Police Member Drive Initiated by Hillside Unit
Hillside Reserve Police launches a member drive inviting volunteers. Contact Raymond Yrennan or Waller Ballin for details and eligibility.
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Reserve Police
Hillside Reserve Police
Raymond Yrennan
al WA
Waller Ballin
Golden Chain Tag Week Drive Planned in Five Newark Area Cities
The Order of the Golden Chain announces a September Tag Week drive from September 14 to 26 in Newark Irvington Maplewood South Orange and Stuyvesant Village. General chairman is Mrs Marcia Grossman with Mrs Irma Berg as vice chair. Proceeds aid the Camp for Underprivileged Children at Blairstown. A board meeting is set for September 11 at Clinton Place Newark.
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Newark
Blairstown
Peichy
Gurelick
Clinton Place
Newarkly
Tipad
Vacation in Florida by the Koblents couple
Mr and Mrs George J Koblents of 1451 Stanley Terrace spent 12 days at the Colonial Inn Motel in Mian Beweh Florida. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Irving Koblents.
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George J Koblents
Stanley Terrace
Colonial Inn
Mian Beweh
Ane Mra
Trving Koblents
Rutgers Chief Dr Maxon W Gross to address Hillside group
Dr Maxon W Gross president of Rutgers University will speak at the Hillside Thdogtrial Association inner meeting on Thursday September 17 at 6 40 p m in the Winfield Scott Hotel Milgabetl A hospitality tour follows at 9 80 DH Gross will discuss Education Tomorrow and the Treatment Prior to the meeting Grow will visit Toon Industrial Planta The committee in charge includes Arthur Rescorla chair and members Alexander Edward Harvey and Man Hood
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Maxon W. Gross
Rutgers University
Hillside Thdogtrial Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
Milgabetl
Gross
Cation
Toon Industrial Planta
Arthur Rescorla
Clade TL
Alexander
Edward
Harvey
Man Hood
Assessors Clash Over Property Revaluations and Voter Registration
The Times reports conflict among three township assessors over a property revaluation program, with a majority urging careful review of Realty Appraisal figures. Separately Democrats urge voters to register by September 24 for the November election, listing registration sites and transportation support.
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Jidge
VU Hherelves
Birnbaum
Deseh
Howard J. Bloy
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Union County Board of
Desel
Democratic Party
Fay
Judge Birnbaum
Dy Nat WA
Hirth
Board of Assessors
Ie 1
Laos
Realty Appraisal Company of
West New York
Sisterhood Board Meeting At Music School PTA
The Board Meeting Award meeting of the Music School PTA will be held in the school library Tuesday September 15 at 8 p.m. The event invites members of the Sisterhood and Frere groups to discuss school activities and anniversaries.
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PTA
Cvhoul
Highway Accident Causes Traffic Build Up Near Newark Airport
A two-vehicle crash stalled westbound traffic near Newark Airport. Loyd Sebring, 28, of Margaret Street Mant Slyrondahurs, Pent, and Ishin Kohler, 58, of Groentiwn Vento Middlesex, were involved. Neither driver was injured, but both cars were badly damaged and towed from the scene.
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Peiltic
Ted
Marten
Newark Airport
Olive
Loyd Sebring
Margaret Seeet
Slyrondahurs
Ishin Kohler
Groentiwnvento
Middlesex
Sebruggs
Cooper Division Employes Return After Walkout
Members of Local 6143, United Steelworkers union, returned to work at Stain Inst Engineering & Machine Co. in Sweetlim Avenue after a midnight June 40 walkout. The three year contract raises pay across the board for two years with a reopening clause the third year. About 100 members were involved.
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Mle Hationa Steelworkers Union
Stain Inst Engineering & Machine Co
Sweetlim! Avenue
Cooper Alloy Corp
Priday
California Educational Council Delegates Attend Conference
A Molmiblit University delegate from Hillide High School attended the 21st biennial meeting of the Educational Council in California August 26 to 29 at the University of California Los Angeles. The council discussed the role of the teacher in society and honored professional associations in education.
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Sarol Onterwerl Fayslish
Fonelor Als Hillide High School
Karala Theta
Califor
Los Angeles
Shorepre
Alpi Mpsian
Molmiblit University
New York
Connell Hee
Na Lons
Van Dri vy ver Presented Driving Award
Daniel Gould of Hillside faced a two month license revocation after three speeding violations and a traffic signal breach as announced by Ned J. Parsekian director of motor vehicles. The news also notes Van Lines agent De Camp of Broadview received a National Safety Council award for five years of accident free driving presented by Allied Van Lines official John Wasps.
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Vin Lewik
Job de Camp, Inc
NoWark
Tevently
Wee de Camp
Allied van Lines Inc
Broadview
John Wasps
Allied van Lines
National Safety Council
Trenton Ned J. Parsekian
Aclings
Daniel J. Gould
Leslie Street
Hillside
Drexel 6
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Willian Dieroff
Robert Mason
Charles Sanford
Vitu Diebella
Robert de Prospo
Eleanor Kenosky
Ernest A. Voelk
Lawrence Treger
Wallace Tid
Metuchen
Tokers
COP
Hillside Ave
New ST
Mrs. Nulton
J. Emmet Knox
Christ the King Church
Beth
Louii
Bound of Education
Gillesr
D. Chamberlin
Leure
Colina & Honey
Arciirents
Mijor
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
John ¥. Berting
Florida
Dr. Gross
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
18Th Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Staver
Hallmark
EL Tase
Ainority
Realty
the Times
Wallae
Chiakeman
Will
Cooper Division
Educational Council In
California
Geo. van Photo
Helen Rhidt
Wit Lastie Street
Girly
William Keating
Tosellerk
Marold Scott
Olympic Park
American Red Cross
N. Broad St
Illaid
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Zina P. Lewis
Clark Street
Framingham, Mass
Richard Paul Lewis
Pramingham Union Hospital
Richard Paul Lewis Sr
Lewis
Jack Reclus
Liberty Ave
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