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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

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New Ambulance Arrives For Hillside Township

The Hillside Ambulance Fund Committee completed its drive nearly two years after acquiring a 1951 Cadillac ambulance. It raised 4010.64 with 364.26 expenses leaving 3646.86 toward the 8500 cost. The township covered the balance with Civil Defense support. The ambulance will be used for emergencies and awaits department assignment and regulations. It is housed in the Municipal Building garage.

Hillside Ambulance Fund Committee Finis Reed

Hillside anger over parkway delays sparks political fight

The Hillside area faces a clash within the Union County Republican machine as Freeholders and Park Commission blame each other for stalling the Elizabeth River Parkway. Voters express discontent over finances and services while a new group plans to demand action at an April meeting. The piece notes confusion at primaries and urges a Hillside Adult School course on voting mechanics and democracy.

Republican Lee S. Rigby R. Story Rowland Board of Freeholders Rigby Rowland Alfred J. Benninger Mountainside Hillside Union Union County Park Commission Freeholders Park Commission Elizabeth River Parkway Coe Avenue The Hillside Adult School Next

Resident Accepted For NROTC Program

Martin Paul Lianso of Harden Street has been chosen by the Bureau of Naval Personnel for entry into the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. He is among 1800 selected from the United States and territories to receive Navy education support and a commission. The pool was drawn from about 34,000 high school seniors and graduates who applied last fall after taking the Naval College Aptitude Test last December.

Martin Paul Lianso Harden Street Bureau of Naval Personnel Naval Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps Lianso United States U. S. Territories Navy Marine Corps Commission Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Naval College

Minstrel Soloist Walter Cullerton to Perform at Newark YMCA Show

Walter Cullerton of 1205 Woodruff Avenue will be the soloist in a minstrel show staged by the Newark YMCA at 107 Halsey Street with performances tomorrow and Saturday evenings.

Walter Cullerton Woodruff Avenue Newark Halsey Street

Merkle Motors expansion denied despite existing business

An application by Merkle Motors at 1415 Maple Avenue to use adjacent land for selling new and used cars was denied by the Township Committee. A license to sell used cars on the current premises was approved. Residents argued expansion would erode the residential character. Merkle cited zoning and long-standing operation since 1927. The panel also addressed complaints about underground springs, a proposed rear walk, and a potential public parking lot, noting property acquisitions and easements would be needed.

Merkle Motors Maple Avenue Ed Herships Fred Merkle Jr Board of Education Merkle Sidney Englander Orchard Terrace Fred Wilken Allan L. Tumarkin Stanley Terrace Wilder Street Winchester Union Jerome Avenues Henry Kreh Vit North Broad Street Morris Place Hale Anton A .Vit Jr Hillside Schering Corp Hillside Heights Civic Association Edward J. Miller J. W. Freer Planning Board Conford Raymond R. King Continental Contractors Inc Windsor Way Helen Nusbaum Trinity Place Stockton Avenue Board of Assessors Hillside Ambulance Fund Committee Road Department Public Affairs Committee

Won't Forget Fete For Mac Arthur at Waldorf Astoria

John Witte of 1045 Thomas Street recalled the day as a memorable welcome for General Douglas MacArthur. Witte, a member of Mayor Impelliteri's reception committee, sat at the MacArthur luncheon table in the Waldorf Astoria’s Starlight Room. Mrs. Witte, invited but ill, did not attend. The event followed similar NY receptions planned by the mayor for other dignitaries.

John Witte Thomas Street Vincent Impelliteri New York Douglas Mac-Arthur Ee Witte Mac-Arthur Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Witte

Red Cross Organizes Disaster Unit Here

Hillside Red Cross forms disaster committee led by Henry Singe to respond to fires floods wrecks and epidemics affecting five or more township families. Arthur Riche co chairs with sub committees for Surrey medical nursing and clothing and donations are requested to support the local and regional relief effort.

Hillside American Red Cross Henry Singe Elizabethtown American Red Cross Civil Defense Corps Singe Lempind Arthur Riche Surrey Louis J. Hess H. Irving Dunn Martha J. Foster J. E. Trousdell Salem Avenue Elizabeth

Group Forms to Back Elizabeth River Parkway Plan

A parkway support group will be formed Monday at 8 30 p m in Coe Avenue School auditorium. Any organization or resident may attend to help draft action plans and form committees. The effort centers on backing a state bill to raise park funding by one third, altering a millage cap that hinders county park development.

Elizbeth River Parkway Union County Park Commission Coe Avenue Kenneth C. Hand Union County Park Commission

Teacher Addresses Kiwanis Group on Human Relations Workshop

Miss Helen DeVenezia of Maplewood, a Union school teacher, spoke at the Hillside Kiwanis at Hitchin Post Inn Union on a Rutgers University summer course titled Workshop on Human Relations. The program stressed elimination of religious and racial prejudice.

Kiwanis Hillside Kiwanis Club Hitchin’ Post Inn Union Helen de Venezia Maplewood Rutgers University

Hillside Kiwanis Club Card Party Recap

Hillside Kiwanis Club thanks donors who contributed to their first card party, praising generous gifts and friendly cooperation from all involved.

Daylight Saving Time Begins This Sunday

Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday April 29 at 2 A M local time, clocks move forward one hour, and residents adjust their schedules accordingly.

X Ray Survey Planned by Union County Health League

Health Officer Samuel T. Jowitt announced a two day x ray survey in Elizabeth. Sessions run May 1 6 30 to 9 p m May 2 2 to 4 p m and May 3 6 30 to 9 p m at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street. Fee is 1.50 dollars.

Union County Tuberculosis and Health League of Elizabeth Samuel T. Jowitt North Broad Street Jowitt

View photos of Hillside Industrial Exhibit at Times window

A complete set of photographs from the Hillside industries exhibit is now on display in the windows of the Hillside Times at 1443 North Broad Street. The photos were taken and mounted by Academy Photographers of 239 Hollywood Avenue.

Hillside Industries Hillside Times North Broad Street Academy Hollywood Avenue

King Takes Leave From Defense Council Amid Ill Health

Mayor Raymond R. King chairman of the Civilian Defense Council has taken a six months leave of absence due to ill health. He can attend only one night meeting weekly per his physician. Appointed in 1939, he led the council until its 1945 dissolution. Arthur T. Lee will serve temporarily as vice-chairman.

Raymond R. King Civilian Defense Council King Arthur T. Lee

Planning Board on agenda at township meeting

At the May 9 session the township committee planned to introduce a Planning Board ordinance. Debate over delay and board powers followed as members argued about subdivision authority and the need for study before a public hearing.

James A. Oneil

Two Bank Officials Honored for 25 Years of Service

James A. Oneil of Hillside National Bank presents a $100 award to William E. Moore chief teller as Harvey W. Peace Jr. receives a similar recognition. Both began as file clerks and advanced to key roles including bookkeeper savings stubber note teller and assistant cashier. Moore lives in Rahway and Peace at 353 Trinity Place.

James A. Oneil Hillside National Bank William E. Moore Harvey W. Peace Jr Moore Rahway Peace Trinity Place

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Hillside Photo Service Benjamin Hale Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton B. Conford Leslie Reed R. Harold A. Gamblin Henry Goldhor Enntention Szarko’s Liquor Store Liberty Ave N. J Coelers Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Auto Agency Hillside Radio & Television Service Co Winans Ave Walter R. Lee All Planning Board Milton B. Conford Oneil Kirkpatrick Hillside Butchers F. Sinzinger Prop Coe Ave Tobin Liberty Avenue Goungy Stnnal Hove New Jersey Solomon’s John M. Malone John Malone
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