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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
8
The first meeting of softball team representatives aiming to enter the Recreation Commission community and trial leagues is set for Friday April 30 at 8 p.m. at the Recreation Commission offices 1450 North Broad Street Mayfaty Building Mayfaty Building.
Mrs. Herman C. Lansey of Clark Street plans a flight to London with her two children Susan seven and Robert Michael four. They depart Idlewild Airport Tuesday April 27 for a two month stay with Mrs. Lansey's parents Mr and Mrs T J Monat in Cricklewood London. The trip marks the grandparents first meeting with the children. The Lanseys wed while Mr. Lansey served in England.
Hillside Recreation Commission held its annual Easter egg hunt Monday morning at Central Avenue field drawing 250 children. Participants were split into age groups 7 and under 7-3 and 9-11 with winners listed and all prizes including chocolate eggs bunnies and rabbits.
Max Schleifer was elected president of Hillside Lodge 1544 Bnai Brith at Sinai Congregation in Maple Avenue. New officers include Milton Carls and Lawrence Levitas as first and second vice presidents and Robert Rosenberg as third vice president. Trustees named for three years are David Beeker Morris Maitiels Sherman Sucktio Manuel Davis, with Sidney Birnbaum for two years and Maury B Rosmrit for one year. Kant? Festivities set for Steiners Caterers on May 24.
The Hillside Chapter Hadassah group plans its final Bible study session on Tuesday April 22 at 267 Vassar Avenue Newark. Led by Sylvan Koho topics include Shaquoth Book of Ruth and the Ten Commandments.
Pumeral services were held for Puen Wil oy a Chistex, a 45 year member of the local fire department. Rev C G Morgat Wagner led prayers at Calvary Lutheran, with interment at Graceland Memorial Park Kenilworth. Survived by wife Violet and two children.
The Sinai Congregation on Maple Avenue outlines Passover services over April 23 to 25. Evening services are slated for Friday 7 pm, Saturday 8:45 am 6:15 pm and 7 pm, Sunday 8:43 am and 7:30 pm. Memorial services follow Sunday at 10:45 am. Sinai Hebrew School holds sessions Sat and Sun with classes 9–10 am for fourth and fifth-year students and 1–1 am for first to third years.
Raymond R King, former Hill side mayor, reelected president of the Honorary PBA at Zatko's Bar and Grill. King, a Township Committee candidate, offered to resign but the PBA declined. Also elected were William Ostermann as vice president and Township Treasurer, John Pozar and Samuel Gooen on the board. Secretary J Ellsworth Sterner and treasurer Oden F Libbey were reelected. Libbey named ritual dinner chairman. committees include Oster Miller and others.
John J. Gannon of 1421 Concord Place Elizabeth and Garl Baker of Iidd Lake will be feted at a farewell dinner by Hillside Post Office members. The meal marks 39 and 31 years of service as letter carriers. The event takes place at the Italian Welfare Club Hall on Pratklin Street Shenbeth on Saturday night.
Attorney Gural to review raffles and jogo laws for a controlling ordinance. Real estate transfer inquiry from United Realty Co to David Q. Evans after Planning Board subdivision filing. Retirement request approved for Fireman George Geyer. William Powell named temporary fireman. Fire Commissioner Goldhorn notes Chesney death. flags and mourning plan adopted. Mayor Malone cites increased air traffic over Hillside. no rise in flight percentage. Eugene D. Cistaro elected to Newark Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants.
A transfer of the motor business formerly operated as Farious Motors at 1260 North Broad Street, involving Albert Parexpaull and others, was granted and will be offered by public sale on May.
Fragments from a Hillside Township notice mix names and locations in Union County New Jersey. The readable items reference streets and areas such as Fell Street and Avenue, with unclear dates or actions.
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