Red Cross Drive Extended by Hillside Leader
Francis J. Grant, Hillside Red Cross drive chairman, announced the campaign extended another week due to snow and bad weather. Hillside is at 50 percent of its 15 400 quota with contributions still due from residential, business, industrial and municipal sectors. He urged residents to mail gifts to Red Cross headquarters at 644 Salem Avenue, Elizabet h, crediting Hillside, and emphasized memberships as well as funds are needed to support disaster relief, servicemen aid, and community services.
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Francis J. Grant
Red Cross Fund
Hillside
Grant
Red Cross
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Grant J
Holy Hour Services At Christ the King Church
Holy Hour services begin Sunday April 8 at 7 pm at Christ the King Church. Rev John Finn of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Ridgewood will be the speaker informing attendees on devotion and faith.
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Hell
Christ the King Church
John Finn
Owe Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Ridgewood
Crowd at 6 0 P Candidate Night in Hillside Club
A large crowd gathered at Polish American Hall for Candidate Night hosted by the Hillside Republican Club. Speakers included John Broadhurst for Florence Powyer and Irene T. Griffin, Carlyle W. Crane for State Senator, Arthur Nelson for Robert Crane, Hardy Brown for G Clifford Thomas, and multiple Freeholders and Township Committee candidates.
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Hillside Re’publican Club
Blay Street
John Broadhurst
Florence Powyer
Congress
Irene T. Griffin
Carlyle W. Crane
Stele
Arthur Nelson
Robert ©. Crane
Hardy Brown
G. Clifford Thomas
Senate
Board of Freeholders
George W. Herlich
Hillside
Freeholder
Sherwood © Valentine
Ogden Beatty
Anna M Murray
Harry A. Wierenga
Henry H. Nussbaum
Hyman M. Schulman
John G. Walsh
Glass hazard at police HQ prompts tape warning and zoning note
A large glass pane near the new Police Headquarters entrance has caused repeated mishaps, prompting Deputy Chief Lawrence Treger to tape the glass for visibility. Building Inspector Carmen Monaco earns praise for courtesy and help, while the planned zoning ordinance by the Planning Board, after two years of work, will introduce a new township zoning system. Hillside election patterns shift as Democrats lack a primary contest while Republicans seek a Township Committee seat, signaling potential gains for the GOP.
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Lawrence Treger
Treger
Carmen Monaco
Board of Health and Plumbing
Monaco
Plannings Board
Sweet
Hillside
Havine
Rody
Drunken Driver Arrests In A Day Set Police Record
A Sunday spree by alleged drunken drivers led to five arrests in a single day, with Les Arthur Seale and others detained on Route 22 and Liberty Avenue. Victims include Paul J. Kroh and Edward Neverowicz, treated for injuries. All five were deemed unfit to drive and released on bail.
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Handey Winenee
Liquor
Police Department
Les Arthur Seale
Paul J. Kroh
Valley Street
Booth Orange
Gordon Milburry
Alois Stier
Theodore Girrbach
South 20Th | Reet
Newark
Liberty Avenue
Peyser
Nussbaum Aims At Minority On Board
Republican candidate Henry H. Nussbaum addressed a Hillside meeting pledging to push Republican minority representation on the Township Committee. He outlined qualifications and urged Republicans and independents to vote in the April 17 primary while detailing extensive civic and professional ties.
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Henry H. Nussbaum
Samuel Popick
Voorhees Street
Nussbaum
Hillside
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Heart Ponch Drive
Temple B'nai Jeshyenn
Newark
PTA
Hillside Lodge
Progress Club
Hillside High School
New York University
Jewish Welfare Board
Marine Barracks
Quantico
Virginia
Parris Island
D.C
National Guard
3Rd Field Hospital
Mayor backs Girl Scout cookie sale for Camp Lou Henry Hoover
The mayor endorses the annual cookie sale running April 4 to April 1, highlighting its role in funding Camp Lou Henry Hoover at Swartswood Lake. The program trains girls from Elizabeth Hillside and Linden in money handling, customer relations, and following through on promises, while supporting camp improvements and a new dining hall.
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William Gural
Elizabeth
Hillside
Linden
Lou Henry Hoover
Swartswood Lake
Mental Health Unit Will Hear Dr Davis in Plainfield
Arnold McClow of the Hillside Committee announces the Union County Association for Mental Health board will open its next meeting to the public. Dr Terrall Davis, Director of Mental Health, will discuss Planning for Mental Health in New Jersey. The event is in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church on 525 East Front Street Plainfield, Tuesday April 10.
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Arnold McClow
Roanoke
Uve
Ous
Union County Association For Mental Health
Assocition
Vo Terrall Davis
Department of Institutions and Agencies
New Jersey
First Presbyterian Church
East Pront Street
Plainfield
Veli
Linden man wins Esso suggestion award
George D. Grody of 137 Fairbanks Street Hillside receives a 16 dollar Esso Research and Engineering Company suggestion award under the company program.
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ESSO
Linden
George D. Grody
Fairbanks Street
Hillside
Esso Research and Engineering Company
Cancer Campaign For 1956 Begins
The New Jersey State Chapter of the American Cancer Society launched its 1956 campaign with a dinner at the Essex House in Newark. Virliam Graham, television personality and a cured cancer patient, spoke as local attendees included Robert L. Kaplan and Mrs. Kaplan of Hillside, plus A. J Eddy. Dr. William Wurster warned that lung cancer is a major killer and urged public education to save lives, noting sharp increases in death rates over the past two decades.
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New Jersey
American Cancer Society
Exsex House
Newark
Virliam Graham
Television Fame
Hulside
Robert L. Kaplan
Board of Health
Mrs. Kaplan
Hillside
A. J Eddy
United States
William Wurster
Union County
Wurster
Wuester
Union County considers parental liability for vandalism
Township Committee adopts resolution urging state law to hold parents liable for vandalism by under 21. Proposes $300 cap, cites Michigan success. Also plans recreation leases, licensing tweaks, and a study of amusements ordinances. Public hearings set for May 1 and April 10 conference with the Clien’s Committee.
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Union County
John D. Green
Winfield
Alecessff
Michigan
Lewis Pratt
Pitzpatrick Suveel
Recreation Commission
Dominick Peterpaul
Peterpaul
Pratt
Purolator Products Co
I M B A Local Elects Officers at Elks Club Dinner
Anvide Local elected officers at a dinner at the Elks Club Hillside Avenue Tollane President Stanley Lemond vice president Joseph Elsnick secretary Edward Ruhl state delegates led Horvath Louis Dischler received a gold life membership badge from Fire Captain William Groeger Jr retiring president for service to the Fire Department Fire Chief August H Davies accepted an award on behalf of the association from Deputy Chief James Tarrabartoto for participation in the Muscular Dystrophy drive.
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Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Tollane
Stanley Lemond
Joseph Elsnick
Edward Ruhl
Horvath
Louis Dischler
Honesty F. B.A
Ife
Willian Groeger, Jr
August H Davies
James J. Tarrabartoto
DAY Chapter Elects Officers in War Memorial Building
Vincent Moynihan was elected commander of Charles Wernicke Chapter 55 of DAY. Other officers include Salvatore De Francisca, Aory Weinstein, Charles Mauly, David Kraft, Edward Nusbaum and trustees for the Memorial Building. Maul to serve as Grand Marshal for Memorial Day parade. Ladies Auxiliary officers named. Installation set for Monday May 7 at the War Memorial Building.
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Vincent Moynihan
Charles Wernicker
War Memorial
Salvatore de Francisca
View Con
Aory Weinsteit
Charles Mauly
David Kraft
Edward Nusbaum
Maul
Frank Brice
Kraft
John Sero
Prank Brice
William McDonald
Meg
Johny Sgraty Weamher
J. Vincent Moynihan
War Memorial Building
Bell Telephone to Sponsor TV Bow on WCBS Channel 2
Bell Telephone will debut Telephone Tiny, the first network sponsored television show by Bell Companies. The weekly drama series premieres Sindy, April and begins at 5 p.m. It will air on WCBS Channel 2 in northern New Jersey.
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Bell Telephone
Telephone Tiny
Bell Telephone Companies
WCBS
Channel 2
New Jersey
Little League Tryouts Set For Saturday April 7
Tryouts for Little League spring screening are planned this Saturday April 7 at Conant Street and Liberty Avenue fields. Boys 12 report at 9 am at both sites, 10 and 11 year olds at 1 pm. The Tate League requires attending two of three sessions. bring birth certificates and signed applications from the Recreation Commission office in the Municipal Building.
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Gard Avenue
Moe Goldberg
Jengie
Henry Goldhor
Fred Amborn
A & R Service
William Guril
Ambornhit
Amber
Goldhorn
Recreation Commission
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hirst
Pollew
Pru P. Korlasky
Dienst
Cliens
Conant Street
Liberty Avenue
American League
National League
Tate League
Liberty Avenue Vield
National League of the Hillside Little League
Hy Schulman
Schulman
Art Weinstock
Tom Jandersite
Bobby Thomas
Art Flynn, Jr
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Carol Ann Romanyshyn
Calvin Coolidge School
Susan C. Cox
Westminster Presbyterian Church
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Office of Naval Research
Port Washington
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Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
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Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
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