V E W To Describe Use Of Poppy Fund
Davenport Dill Post 1722 V F W will hold an open night on Monday October 13 at 8 pm in the War Memorial Building. Hillside residents will see two films explaining how poppy sale funds are used and the activities at the V F W national home. Senior Vice Commander Gore of the Department of New Jersey will speak. All organizations and the public are invited. Refreshments will be served at no cost.
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Davenport-Dill Post
V.F.W
War Memorial
Hillside
Gore
Department of New Jersey
Break-in at Maxon Pontiac leaves property damaged
Maxon Pontiac at 1444 North Broad Street reports a Sunday night break in. A safe and a Coca Cola machine were broken into but nothing was reported stolen. Entry gained through a side driveway window.
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Maxon Pontiac
North Broad Street
Yom Kippur Youth Services Planned at Sinai Congregation
Three separate Yom Kippur services for younger members of the Sinai Congregation will be held Monday September 29 in Esther Berkowitz Hall. The 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. session serves 10 to 12 year olds, 10 to 11 a.m. for 8 and 9 year olds, and 11 a.m. to 12 noon for early teenagers.
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Esther Berkowitz
Sinai
Picnic Winners Highlight AtK OFC Third Annual Family Event
Knights of Columbus held its third annual family picnic at Patrylow's Grove Kenilworth with athletic contests for all ages. Winners included Joseph Hill in the children’s foot race and Jackie Karlick in the 13 to 16 sack race and 14+ dash, James Mullery in 12 and under boys, Eileen Gorman in 12 and under girls, Carol Spingler in 12 and under girls sack race, Patricia Price and Rosemary Murphy in the girls three legged race, David Anker and John Mullery in the boys three legged race, while Mr and Mrs Henry Roche won the wheelbarrow race and Joseph La Plac a won the fathers race.
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Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Patrylow's Grove
Kenilworth
Joseph Hill
Joan Hill
James Mullery
Jackie Karlick
Eileen Gorman
Carol Spingler
Davidanker
John Mullery
Patricia Price
Rosemary Murphy
Henry Roche
Joseph Laplaca
William Shuhala
Frank Weishapl
John Gallard
Henry Grant
Joseph Grant
Harold Livingston
Leonard Andres
Hoop And Hammer Club Meets Friday
The Hoop and Hammer social club of Civil Defense firemen meets at the Elks club on Hillside avenue tomorrow at 8 p.m. Captains William Sonntag and Michael Marsnick will speak on important topics and entertainment includes Kraft Foods Company movies. guests may attend.
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Hoop and Hammer
Civil Defense
Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
William Sonntag
Michael Marsnick
Kraft Foods Company
Mayor Invited to Welcome Mrs America in Irvington Parade
A personal invitation was issued to Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick to take part in a large welcome event for Mrs. America Evelyn Joyce Schenk in Irvington on Saturday afternoon September 27. The celebration includes a parade motorcade through Irvington’s main streets and ceremonies during the Irvington West Orange football game.
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Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Irvington
America
Evelyn Joyce Schenk
Schenk
New Jersey
GOP Completes Rally Dance Plans for Veterans Memorial
Final arrangements for the rally and dance to be held at the Veterans Memorial Building on Saturday October 4 will be made at the Republican County Committee meeting at the Elks Club on Hillside Avenue Tuesday September 30 at 8 30 p m
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Veterans’ Memorial Building
Republican County Committee
Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Boy Cyclist Injured in Newark Crash
Paul Waldman aged seven of 1500 Munn avenue sustained nasal and right knee contusions Sunday at 2:20 pm after a car driven by Margarie Elsenbien of 333 Lyons avenue Newark swerved to avoid a head on collision as Waldman rode his bicycle past Clark street. Dr. Milton M. Lilien treated him at the scene.
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Paul Waldman
Munn Avenue
Margarie Elsenbien
Lyons Avenue
Newark
Clark Street
Milton M. Lilien
Hillside relief rolls rise as unemployment grows
Times Past notes from twenty years ago that Hillside unemployment rose from 442 to 608 in a month ending August 15 as the State relief administration announced the change. Teachers agreed to a 5 to 15 percent salary contribution to aid the Board of Education and Hillside Welfare. Giovanni Morelli gave a tenor recital at Mrs. Kinsey’s home on Clark Street. A fashion contrast compared 1932 fall styles with 1890 trends. Fifteen years ago Township Committeeman Harry R. Vogel was renominated and Senator Lester H. Clee won in Newark. F. B. Tillou retired after 48 years with the telephone company and received honors. Plans for the dedication of Arthur G. Woodfield Stadium on Conant Street were made ahead of the season opener.
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Hillside
State Relief Administration
Board of Education
Hillside Welfare Association
Giovanni Morelli
Frank H. Kinsey
Clark Street
Dolman
Harry R. Vogel
Lester H. Clee
Newark
F. B. Tillou
The
Telephone Company
Telephone Pioneers of America
Arthur G. Woodfield
Conant Street
Ferrigno Backs Two Party Rule In Hillside Election
Carmen J. Ferrigno, Republican candidate for Hillside Township Committee, urges a two party system to protect minority representation and critique Democrats for building a political machine. He targets Raymond R. King’s post and warns of costly patronage and rising taxes if one party controls town government.
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Carmen J. Ferrigno
Raymond R. King
Ferrigno
Hillside
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Nacht attends Blair Academy reception for new students
Ronald F. Nacht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nacht of 219 Belleview Terrace, attended Blair Academy Blairstown's opening reception for new students at Sharpe House home of headmaster Dr. Ira A. Flinner and Mrs. Flinner. Chapel services were held last week.
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Ronald F. Nacht
Harry Nacht
Belleview Terrace
Blair Academy
Blairstown
Sharpe House
Ira A. Flinner
Flincher
Academy marks 105th year with 287 boys enrolled
Wednesday evening under the direction of Rev. W. Stanley Gould chaplain and director of Christian education in Memorial Hall. The Academy enters its 105th year with an enrollment of 287 boys from ten states and nine foreign countries.
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W. Stanley Gould
Christian Education
Memorial Hall
Library Trustees Seek Salary Data
Hillside Public Library board submitted a resolution to the Civil Service Commission detailing employee salary ranges. School service to George Washington and Calvin Coolidge is set to resume around October 1. Miss Lottie Smolenski to lead a picture book hour for grades 1-3 beginning October 1. Staff include Edith Herrmann, Robert K. Bloy, Frank Melbauer, Gloria Swain, and Shirley Swain.
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Hillside Public Library
Civil Service Commission
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Smolenski
Edith Herrmann
Robert K. Bloy
Frank Melbauer
Gloria Swain
Shirley Swain
New Jersey Voter ReRegistration Deadline Moves Up
The article explains that residents including brides, divorcees, and movers must re register by September 25 to vote this year. It notes over 900000 residents are not yet registered and outlines who must re register, where to do so, and valid methods for different move scenarios. It also mentions Sarah Winstead’s election to Bryn Mawr College’s Self Government Association and Bryn Mawr’s upcoming 68th year opening.
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New Jersey
Board of Elections
County Board of Elections
Municipal
Sarah Winstead
Aubrey EB. Wy
Vad
Jerome Avenue
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Miss Winstead
Vail-Deane
Elizabeth
Burn Mawr
College
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