Rotary House at Children's Village Near Vienna
Aloisia Melmayr, an Horole girl, is supported by a tee club at Rotary in the large Children’s Village near Vienna. The text describes the village, its forest setting, and a holiday camp where girls stay a month while boys go to Italy. It reflects refugee context and a hopeful, communal scene.
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Iewer
Aloisla Melmayr
Tee Club
Urlan Uprisi
Isa
Minterbruhl
Vienna
Rotary
Italy
Aloisia
Remanded To Jury On Weapons Charge
William L. Barker 35 of Jersey City remains in $500 bail for Grand Jury on Sept 11 after preliminary exam in Municipal Court. He was arrested Sept 6 in his car at Hillside and Hilldale with a concealed .38 revolver found in the glove box. Barker said he planned to repair it. Rudolphus Davis 24 of Plainfield was fined $110 for operating an unregistered vehicle and misusing plates on Aug 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Barker
W. Johnson Avenue
Jersey City
Henry Goldhor
Barker
Hillside Avenue
Hilldale Place
Rudolphus Davis
West Third Street
Plainfield
Ross Prods Dischler on Survey Stand and Ram Ouster
Republican Karl B. Ross calls on opponent Louis A. Dischler to state views on the Municipal Affairs Survey Committee report and the removal of Health Officer Dr. Gerson L. Ram. He says he supported the survey and its recommendations and criticizes the township form of government and political maneuvering.
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Ross
Dischler
Ram
Karl B. Ross
Louis ‘A. Dischler
Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
Gerson L. Ram
Criti
Referendum on Recreation Funding Stirs Township Debate
Community discussion questions the idea of shifting recreation funding from elected officials to an appointive board via a future referendum. Proponents say annual votes would keep accountability, while critics warn it removes budget control from voters through the Township Committee. The issue, plus a separate note on school-bus cuts, reflects local financial and educational strains.
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Board of Education
Township Committee
Tovia Approves Mancuso Choice
Michael Tobia, once runner-up in the 1957 Board of Education election, backs the board’s appointment of Charles J. Mancuso to fill the vacancy created by John F. Berting’s resignation. Tobia notes Mancuso was the next highest vote getter and supports filling vacancies by public choice.
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Michael Tobia
Board of Education
Charles J. Mancuso
John F. Berting
Mancuso
Tobin
Norman Forer Receives National Food Chain Award
Norman Forer manager of the Food Fair at 191 Elmora Avenue Elizabeth wins the Good Citizenship Award for the fourth year in a row. presented September 18 in the store, he is one of 11 Food Fair managers honored by the NAFC from thousands of entrants. Forer, resident at 238 Clark Street with his wife and family, has been with Food Fair since 1948 and became store manager in 1950.
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Norman Forer
Food Fair
Elmora Avenue
Elizabeth
National Association of Food Chains
Forer
Clark Street
NAFC
Health Board Meeting Rescheduled for October Evening
The October meeting of the Board of Health will be held Wednesday evening. The date was moved from October 1 to a later Wednesday this week, as announced.
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Board of Health
Janet Costs Joins June Taylor Dancers on Summer Tour
Janet Costs of Hillside joined sixteen June Taylor Dancers touring State Fairs in Indiana Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. The group earned 100 a week and met stars like Bob Hope and Tennessee Ernie Ford while Janet, 14 to 18, was chosen from 60 hopefuls in New York City. Janet, a Benedictine Academy graduate, will return to study at the Taylor School this fall.
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Janet
Hillside
Taylor
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Bob Hope
George Gobel
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Tommy Sands
June ‘Taylor
New York City
June Taylor
Miss Taylor
Marilyn Taylor
Jane
Vinnie Costa
Franklin Street
Benedictine Academy
Elizabeth
One Taylor School
Hillside Diner Brawl Leaves One Slashed. Seven Arrested
A brawl at the Dixie Diner on Route 22 left Carl Lepeshhke14 slashed from ear to chin and seven charged with various offenses. Ralph Gee31 of Westfield faces atrocious assault and battery on $1000 bail. others released on $200 bail. Lepeshke treated at Newari Beth Israel Hospital with 36 sutures and released. Several more defendants including Michael Kelly21 of Colonia face disorderly conduct charges. Arraignment set for October 2 in Municipal Court.
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Carl Lepeshhke
Dixie
Route 22
Ralph Gee
Central Avenue
Westfield
Newari ‘Beth Israel Hospital
Lepeshko
Michael 1 Kelly
Maple Wood Diverue
Colonia
Donald Ry Zlmumermin
Tillman Street
Fred Roses
Boston Avenue
Hillside
Charles Fagans
Columbia Avenue
Plainfield
Richard L. Peterson, Jr
Livingston Street
Albert Peterson
Myrtle Avenue
Mathew Mitchell
John Peterson
Myrtle Avemit
Charles Grant
William Cleroff Sr
Health officer quits over hours clash at board meeting
Dr Ram Gerson L. Ram resigned as health officer after a conflict between required hours 9 am to 4 pm and his teaching duties at Newark College of Engineering. He declined a $4000 15 hour week offer while earning 7050 annually. Interviews to follow with Civil Service Commission.
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Gerson L. Ram
Board of Health
Ram
Newark College of Engineering
Joseph Peyser
Peyser
Florence Piaget
Civil Service Commission
Dischler Attacks Ross Over Government Change Push
Township Committee candidate Dischler accuses Republican Karl B. Ross of an obsession with changing Hillside's form of government. He cites Ross's failed charter study referendum and argues the current system serves the public well under Democratic leadership since 1952, urging Ross to articulate how he would serve within the present framework.
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Hillside Civic Association
H Illside
Lews
A. Dischler
Karl B. Ross
Dischler
Ross
Tillside
Maude
Democrate
Centrol
Oui
Wood Chip Pierces Arm in Freak Porch Accident
William Tinschmidt aged 41 of 339 Marvard Avenue was injured Saturday afternoon while chiseling a 2 by 4 for a back porch addition. A wood chip pierced his left arm, severing an artery, and he was taken to Alexian Brothers Hospital, Alizabeth, for treatment.
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William ‘Tinschmidt
Marvard Avenue
Tinschmidt
Alexian Brothers
Rockets Space At Hadassah Meeting
The first regular Hillside Hadassah meeting was held at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue. President Mrs Milton R Caris welcomed members. Honorary president Mrs Mernie Elsenberg led a prayer. The program titled Rocket Sholom and a Space Problems skit were presented.
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Hillside Tadassah
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Milton R. Caris
Mernie Elsenberg
Jack Barsky
Philip Sherer
Jack Abelowicz
David Becker
Harry Cohen
Paul Deltz
Albert Rich
Max Schuster
Baclar Bar Mitzvah setting in Elizabeth ceremony
Jules Baclar son of Mr and Mrs Albert Baclar 368 Hollywood Avenue will become Bar Mitzvah Saturday morning September 27 at Adath Israel branch of the Jewish Educational Center North Avenue and Stanton Street Elizabeth.
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Baclar
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Aloisia Mellmayt
Hillside Rotare Club
Chibilren
Geo. van Phota
Edward S. Payesko
Sager Place
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Szarko’s
Ane Ra Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Tovia
God Fair
Janet Ann Cos
Phillips
Pirate State
Robert ©. Crane
Emanuel Reiter
Kiwanis Club
Hitchin’ Post
Union
Hillsider
Town Bakery
Akes
Flash Cleaners
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Waverly
Korm
Oal Picher Cheystert
Kinder Wartburg
Fischer Chrysler
Eas
Hadassah
Jack Redlus
Benj. Moore
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Hilleide
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