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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1950

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Joint Meeting On Improvements For Township Schools

A three group joint meeting of the Taxpayers Civic and Coordinating Committee, the Township Committee, and the Board of Education is set for Tuesday May 2 at the school board offices in the old Saybrook School. Walter Leibe, school board president, says attendees will discuss the coordinating body's scope and aims and hopes for a beneficial solution for the township and school system. The meeting will not be open to the public or press.

Taxpayers Civic and Coordinating Committee Township Committee Board of Education Old Saybrook School Walter Leibe Leibo Milton B. Conford Conford Hillside Hillside Township Shade Tree Commission County Shade Tree Commission County Commission Hill Side

Two Die In Route 29 Crash Near Blay Street

An 11:53 AM collision on Route 29 near Blay Street in Youngstown, Ohio killed George Bruce and his son Robert and seriously injured a woman believed to be Mrs. George Bruce, plus the truck driver Hyman Fenster of Hawthorne Construction Co Newark. Investigations into lumber storage hazards by Levy Bros Co Lib erty Ave and rat infestation were ordered, with officials urging safer storage and possible relocation.

Route Blay Street George Bruce Robert Youngstown Raymond Falls Hyman Fenster Hawthorne Construction Co Newark Shelton Terrace Joseph Krasnitski George Kilburg Andrew Horn Levy Bros. Company Liberty Avenue Route 29 Board of Health Samuel M. Jowitt James A. Oneil Raymond R. King Neill & Spanier

Water funding talk and shade trees debate in Hillside

A township committee discussion urges data before a municipal water system, while Hillside faces shade tree neglect after ending a local commission. The piece questions who should fund tree care and suggests reestablishing local oversight with county help.

Great Brendini to headline Franklin church Family Night show

The Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Men’s Class hosts a Family Night on Tuesday April 25 featuring The Great Brendini magician with Hildegarde music and Fred Schlossbaum novelties. No admission fee and all are welcome for an evening of magic and fellowship.

Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Hildegarde Fred Schlossbaum Brendini Orient Homer the Wonder Rooster Brencini The Union Dominion of Canada Wallace Brothers Circus Us.o. Army-Navy Michigan Lewis B. Hershey

Tourney To Use Local Alleys In Hillside May Bowling Meet

The 21st annual Union County Bowling Association tournament will be held at Hillside Recreation Alleys 1386 Liberty avenue corner Florence avenue from May 15 to May 17. Affiliated with the American Bowling Congress, Hillside hosts as many Hillsiders have entered including Hillside Radio Seylax Bros Green Flyer N Y Express Bus Hi-Point Farms Maple Leaf Liquors. The alleys sponsor a mixed doubles and doubles handicap sweepstake each weekend.

Union County Bowling Association Hillside Recreation Liberty Avenue Florence Avenue American Bowling Congress Hillside Hillsiders Hillside Radio Seylax Bros Green Flyer N. Y. Express Bus Hi-Point Farms Maple Leaf Liquors

Betrothal announced for Gertrude Cirrito to Frank Barbotti

Mr and Mrs Anthony Cirrito of 518 Tillman announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Lucy to Frank J Barbotti son of Mr and Mrs G Barbotti of 275 North Fifth Newark Miss Cirrito a Hillside High School graduate works in the accounting department of New Jersey Bell Telephone Elizabeth Barbotti an Essex County Vocational School graduate served for one year with

Anthony Cirrito Tillman Street Gertrude Lucy Frank J. Barbotti G. Barbotti North Fifth Street Newark Miss Cirrito Hill Hillside High School New Jersey Bell Telephone Co Elizabeth Barbotti Essex County Vocational School

Emerson Estate Valued After Final Accounting

The first and final accounting of Sigurd A. Emerson's estate, valued at 187316 dollars, was approved by County Judge Walter L. Hetfield. Executors Clarinda F. Emerson and Fidelity Union Trust Company reported disbursements of 81363.71 leaving 105953.27, with a 4445.44 commission granted. Emerson died September 10, 1947, as a Union County delegate to the State Constitutional Convention, survived by widow and three sons S Field John A and David C all residents of Exeter Way.

Sigurd A. Emerson Walter L. Hetfield Clarinda F. Emerson Exeter Way Fidelity Union Trust Company Newark Hetfield Emerson S. Field John A David C Union County

Saybrook Elects PTA Officers For Year

Mrs. Mac Popick was elected president of the Saybrook School PTA. Other officers include First Vice President Mrs. Clarke T. Harding and Second Vice President Miss Emma Hahnsen. Recording Secretary Mrs. John Malone and Corresponding Secretary Mrs. John Ciascea. Treasurer Mrs. Isadore Manheim. Nominating committee members are Mrs. Willard Cupit, Mrs. Robert Kaplan, Miss Hahnsen, Mrs. James Lynsky and Mrs. William Kemper. Faculty luncheon May 18. reservations due May 1. Safety posters from seventh and eighth grades to be shown at Union County PTA Conference April 27. Mrs. Monica Hickey’s fifth grade won for most parents at the meeting.

Mac Popick Saybrook School P.T.A Clarke T. Harding Emma .Hahnsen John Maloné John Ciascea Isadore Manheim Williard Cupit Robert Kaplan Huhnsen James Lynsky William Kemper Union County P.T.A Monica Hickey

Dies Aboard Ship Enroute To Reich

Ludwig Carl Linn of 87 Scheerer avenue Newark dies suddenly aboard the S S America en route to Germany at age 71. A Hillside resident for years he retired Feb 1 1946 after 15 years at Bristol Myers and previously led Tru Lax Newark as plant superintendent. He was active in Hillside Masons Hillside ChapterCES and Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian. Body to be returned April 27 with services at Smith Smith Home for Services Newark.

Ludwig Carl Linn Scheerer Avenue Newark Hillside S. S. America Elizabeth Linn Eberstadt-Darenstadt Hesse Germany Mr. Linn Bristol-Myers Company Tru-Lax Products Mary Ann Helmick Linn Clark Street Hillside Lodge 241 of Masons Hillside Chapter CES Elizabeth Avenue

Urge Referendum on School Survey

The Lay Committee on Education approved a recommendation from a Columbia University survey on Hillside school buildings. They urged a referendum to ensure the building program is completed by the survey dates and pledged help to the Board of Education to advance the plan.

Columbia University Hillside Lay Committee On Education Board of Education

Luminaries Set For Hillside Center Award Night

The Hillside Jewish Center Kicks off April 24 at Hillside Avenue School with Mattie Begovich and other sports figures from the New York Knickerbockers Seton Hall and St. Marys joining. Mus tangs win medals. film of last year’s World Series shown. bicycle act by Eddie Littig. all star basketballs and parents’ group play. program ends with dancing and refreshments. open to 6th to 8th graders.

Mattie Begovich Hillside Jewish Center Hillside Avenue School Carl van Breda Koff New York Knickerbockers Bill Gary Seton Hall St. Mary's South Amboy Richard Regan Seton Hall J. V Allan Goldberg Richard Sherman Michael Weinstock Mustangs Donald Bernstein Marvin Share Herbert Siegel Iroquois Jerry Lieberman Mark Haskin Jon Sherman Eagles John Mustalish Theo Lang Michael Mack Rams David Doremus Sam Cahn Marvin Fishman Irving Goldberg Lutes Share Max Sherman

Clean Campaign Praised By Mayor And Candidates

Mayor James J. Holsing announces re nomination of himself and Commissioner John M. Brown as Republicans for Township Committee and lauds opposing candidates for a clean campaign. Several local Republicans express appreciation to supporters and workers. Frank J. LaTora and others thank voters and note close races and district committee races.

Ublican District Lifford P. Case Ot Alex Campbell Donald M. Pearsall Albert J. Benninger Coroner Wm. H. Fredrickson Jr Township Committee John M. Brown Frank J. LaTora Raymond D. Hodge James J. Holsing Albert Schoen Harry Mopsick John J. Banyasz Ann M. Donnelly John J. Crilly Oscar T. Lamb Nomination Township Committee Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton B Conford Joseph Buttwell Aztec Civic and Athletic Club John W. Krug Emma Etling

Boy Playing Ball In Street Injured In Accident

11 year old Donald DeSanti, son of Mr and Mrs John DeSanti of 1217 Broadway, is in Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth for observation after a collision yesterday on Broadway between St Louis and Baltimore avenues. Driver Robert Carl Toth 17 of 1320 Avy Street says Donald ran into the car while playing in the street after he blew the horn and attempted to pass. The boy was taken to hospital by ambulance.

Donald DeSanti John DeSanti Broadway Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth St. Louis Baltimore Robert Carl Toth Avy Street Donald

Baptist Auxiliary Elects Officers at First Baptist Church

At an all day Wo men’s Auxiliary meeting Mrs Alonzo Fillon was elected president. Other officers include Vice president Mrs O T Harrison recording secretary Mrs Paul Utter and financial secretary treasurer Mrs Floyd Purchase. The group worked on White Cross projects during the morning and heard devotions led by Mrs W F Butler after lunch. A covered dish luncheon is planned for May 3 and a picnic for June 14 in Asbury Park.

Women's Auxiliary First Baptist Church Alonzo ‘Fillon O. 'T. Harrison Paul Utter Floyd Purchase W. F. Butler Harrison Asbury Park

Lightest Primary in Years Shifts Township Gears

Mayor James J. Volsing and Commissioner John M. Brown win Republican nominations for Township Committee as turnout hits about 20 percent with 201 of 9 600 registered casting ballots. Brown leads mayor 1264 to 1165 while districts split 9 to 6 in Brown favor.е

James J. Volsing Johiu “M. Brown Republica Township Committee Brown Holsing Frank J. la Tora Raymond D. Hodge Albert Schoen South Side Republican County Committee William Wellet Joseph Buttwell Wellet Helsing la Tora Hodge Schen Soma Hillside Board of Freeholders George W. Herlich Albert J. Benninger Alex Campbell Stanley Sredzinski Milton B. Conford Robert C. Kirkpatrick

Liberty Avenue Businessmen Meet April 25 at Zatko's Hall

Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association will meet Tuesday April 25 at Zatko's Hall for further discussion on the constitution.

Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association Zatko's Hall

Mrs Helen P Kirkpatrick Wins Re election To Hillside Board

Mrs Helen P Kirkpatrick is reelected to the Hillside Board of Education in February reflecting a four year record of service. A New York City native 46, she has chaired multiple committees and served as delegate to state associations. She and her husband Robert C Kirkpatrick reside at 297 Ryan Street with two sons a daughter and two grandchildren.

Board of Education Helen P. Kirkpatrick Federation of District Boards of Education Hillside Adult School Kirkpatrick Harden-Locker School Abram P. Morris Jr P.T.A New York City Ryan Street Helen Schmidt Elizabeth Robert C., Jr Dwight Roger Kirk Robert Laurel Ann Schmidt Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W Hillside Woman's Club American Cancer Society Hillside Woman's Red Army Order of Eastern Star Mother's Auxiliary Boy Scout St John's Episcopal Church

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