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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1950

Page

2

Gooen Named Hillside Division Head for 1950 UJA Drive

Samuel H. Gooen of 225 Williamson avenue was named chairman of the Hillside Division of the 1950 Essex County United Jewish Appeal campaign. He outlined goals to strengthen Jewish life in Israel, the United States, and Essex County, stressing education, culture, and human rights, with a plan for immigration and absorption, and a nationwide network of health and welfare services.

Samuel H. Gooen Williamson Avenue Hillside United Jewish Gooen Israel North Africa Middle East Goven

Applications for Probate of Two Wills Filed

Probate applications filed with Surrogate Charles A Otto Jr for two wills of the late Louis Egner and Max Brill. Executors named include Clarence E Kremer Alfred J Egner Louis Egner Harriet Guenther Judith Sirkin and others. Income from residuary estate to 938 Sterner road for life.

Charles A. Otto Clarence E. Kremer Louis Egner Voorhees Street Alfred J. Egner Louis Egner Newark Harriet Guenther Newton William Brill New Brunswick Samuel Brill Schneider Avemine Upton Judith Sirkin Sterner Road Max Brill Conklin Avenue Fur Life

Eagles Election Set For April 19 At Hollywood Center

Hillside Aerie 2352 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will conduct its annual officer election at 8 30 pm on Wednesday April 19 at the Hollywood Recreation Center on Hollywood Avenue. All members are urged to attend.

Hillside Aerie Order of Eagles Hollywood Recreation Center Hollywood Avenue

Benefit receipts boost Hillside Ambulance Fund drive

The Hillside Ambulance Fund collected 131 dollars this week from a benefit basketball game featuring teams from the local Police and Fire Departments. The event drew community support to aid ambulance services and related needs.

Hillside Ambulance Fund

Plant Official Is Re elected at Brand Names Day

George S. McMillan vice president Bristol Myers Company was re elected a director of Brand Names Foundation at the fifth Brand Names Day in the Waldorf Astoria. Donald B. Douglas Quaker Oats was re elected chairman of the Foundation. Henry E. Abt president since 1947 was also re elected. Speeches by Louis B. Mayer and Dr Robert A. Millikan preceded a gathering of more than 1 009 civic business and advertising leaders.

New York George S.mcmillan Bristol Myers Company Brand Names Foundation Waldorf-Astoria Donald B. Douglas Quaker Oats Company Foundation Henry E. Abt Mr. McMillan Canon City Colorado Hamilton College Clinton Bristol-Myers W. R. Grace & Company Tea & Coffee Trade Journal Association of National Advertisers, Inc McMillan Association of National Advertisers, Inc Louis B. Mayer Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studies Robert A. Millikan California Institute of Technology

Annual Graceland Easter Sunrise Service

Snow flurries welcomed hundreds of cars to Graceland Memorial Park Kenilworth for an inaugural Easter Sunrise Service. Rev Gerald M Cover led the ceremony with organist Edward Tysewski and tenor Lloyd Nimroff. The Rev Cover spoke Our Victory in Christ as a sun break appeared. Breakfast followed at the Community Methodist Church basement. Graceland Memorial Park Association plans to make the service annual.

Graceland Memorial Park Galloping Hill Road Kenilworth Community Methodist Church Gerald M Cover Edward S. Tysewski Lloyd J. Nimaroff Cover

Two Girls Injured In Auto Accidents

Regina Chenitz a 10 year old of 1594 Wyndmoor avenue was struck by a car on Winans avenue at Leslie street suffering bruises to the right thigh leg and head. She was treated at the scene and taken home by police. Marjorie Poschock a 3 year old from 1291 White street was struck on William street near Liberty avenue suffering facial cuts and bruises. Driver Steven P. Humanik aged 32 of East Orange said the child darted from behind a parked truck and he took her to a doctor for treatment.

Regina Chenitz Wyndmoor Avenue Winans Avenue Leslie Street Henry F.supel Ballantine Street Kenvil Milton M. Lilien Marjorie Poschock William Poschock White Street Steven P. Humanik North Park Street East Orange William Street Liberty Avenue Humanik Rubin Poleschuck Hollywood Avenue

Fraternity Awards Service at Hillside Church Dinner

Paul A. Trimmer received the annual award for outstanding fraternity membership at the father and son dinner of Alpha Eta Chapter, Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity, Hillside Presbyterian Church last week. Clifford H Braun presented. Trimmer was dinner chairman. Arnold H. McClow praised ideals of real brotherhood. the event marked the 25th anniversary with inactive members present.

Paul A. Trimmer Alpha Eta Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity Clifford H Braun Belleville Trimmer Meyer James J. Holsing

Hillside Tax Rate Fourth Lowest in Union County

Union County figures show Hillside 1950 tax rate at 5.12, the fourth lowest among 20 municipalities. Linden, Mountainside, and New Providence Township are lower. Linden at 4.34 is county’s lowest and New Providence at 6.72 is highest. Hillside’s rate drop from 5.24 to 6.12 noted amid other small declines. only two towns, Union and Roselle Park, posted larger decreases.

Union County Hillside Union County Board of Taxation Linden Mountainside New Providence Township New Providence Boro Union Roselle Park Elizabeth Fanwood Garwood. Oo Kenilworth

Holsing And Brown Address Aztecs Meeting

Mayor James J. Holsing and Commissioner John M. Brown spoke at a Bloy Street Aztecs Athletic and Civic Association gathering in VFW Hall on Thursday night seeking renomination. Refreshments followed the discussion and remarks.

James J. Holsing John M. Brown Aztecs Athletic and Clivic Association V.F.W. Hall Bloy Street Rutgers Avenue

Funeral Services for Elizabeth Daily Journal Editor

Funeral services were held for Miss Ellie K Foote longtime church news editor of the Elizabeth Daily Journal at J S Stiner's Home for Services in Elizabeth. She died Saturday at Elizabeth General Hospital at 77 after a long illness now interred in Evergreen Cemetery. She retired on pension October 1 1942 after more than forty four years with the Journal. She supported the Christian Endeavor Society and temperance work and belonged to Third Presbyterian Church. She lived with brother Victor M Foote in Elizabeth then Hillside and leaves a niece Lorraine Foote four nephews Frank Walter Charles Eugene Foote and other relatives.

Ellie K. Foote Salem Avenue Church News Elizabeth Daily Journal S. Stiner West Grand Street Elizabeth Evergreen Cemetery Miss Foote Elizabeth General Hospital The Journal Christian Endeavor Society Union County Society Women’s Christian Temperance Union Third Presbyterian Church Victor M. Foote Hillside Lorraine Foote Frank L Walter Charles Eugene Foote Linden

Route map outlines NJ corridors from Fanwood to Newark

Route plan starts at Fanwood on South Avenue and Martine Avenue then proceeds through Scotch Plains Cranford Linden Roselle Elizabeth Newark and ends near 36th Street and 1st Avenue in New York City. The description names streets including Martine Avenue Park Avenue Lake Avenue Palisade Avenue Raritas Road Wood Avenue Amster dam Avenue Ird Avenue Elizabeth Street Meeker Avenue Noble Street Frelinghuy sen Avenue and Timcolm Tamnel.

New Jersey Fanwood South Avenue Martine Ave Scotch Plains Park Avenue Lake Avenue Clark Township Palisade Ave Raritas Road Cranford Linden Wood Ave Roselle Amsterdam Ave Elizabeth W. Jereey St North Broad &J Hillside Newark Elizabeth Ave Meeker Ave Noble St Frelinghuysen Ave 36Th &1 Sth Ave N.Y.C

Barn Dance to Aid Scout Jamboree Fund

A barn dance will be held Saturday April 22 from 8 to 12 p.m. at the Bristol-Myers Co recreation hall on Long Avenue to fund ten members of Boy Scout Troop 94 for the National Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Nat Gold, chairman, urges public support as 40,000 Scouts from around the world attend the event in late June to early July. Music and catering are donated by the American Federation of Musicians Elizabeth Local 151.

Valley Forge Bristol-Myers Co Long Avenue Nat Gold Seoutins Hillside Historic Valley. Forge Catter American Federation of Musicians Elizabeth Gold Bristol-Myers Gp

Quiet Talk on Faith and Immortality in John 14

A preacher expounds on John 14 and Romans 8, arguing belief in heaven rests on God’s eternal love. Faith in the true God and immortality go together, with Jesus’ sincerity underscoring promises of life after death and the soul’s enduring companionship with God and others.

Jesus Heaven God Abun Jesus Christ Hult Pelieving CSS

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United Jewish Appeal Eugene Abramowitz Israel Alexander Harry Apple Herman Arbin Benjamin S. Berkowitz Allen Bochner Harry M. Brady Herbert J. Cohen Milton B. Conford Sidney Englander Max Feld Irving Goldberg William Goldberg Henry Goldhor Milton Goldsmith Edward Gottlieb George Handler Philip B. Henoch Edward Krasney Edward Keil Walter Leibe Philip Levin Carteret Legal For Jers AG Fry Broad Street N. J Eta Eagles George Graceland William Hale Coal Co Liberty Ave Mnionville Frank J. LaTora Township Committee ON Ts Fraternity Mountainside Ramyege New Providence Vee New Providence T Vee Fbt Plainfield Rahway Roselle Testee Enewens Springfield Summit Verdes We Westfield Holsing and Brown New Green Flyer Bus New York City 36Th St 6Th Ave 41St St Broadway 39Th St 10Th Ave Green Flyer,Inc Jim’s Poultry Market Long Ave Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co Laure Water Action Hotpoint Hotpoint Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co Apr Broad ST App Mertz Ave
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