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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

4

Pastor Describes European Trip and War Impressions

Rev Dr Arthur E Northwood spoke to Hillside Rotary about his summer trip to Europe. He recounted London bombing damage and observations in Munich and Dunkirk relief scenes, praising St Pauls and small craft rescues that aided the British army. He also described a displaced persons camp in Germany and aiding a Ukrainian woman. Charles Racklitt of Sinclair Murray & Co was inducted as a new director.

Arthur E. Northwood Hillside Rotary Club Europe London Munseh Northwood England St. Paul’s Dunkerque Germany Charles Racklitt Sinclair, Murray &Co, Inc

Hillside Ave School Sets Summer Roundup Date

Hillside Avenue School P T A sets May 3 for the summer roundup of children entering school in September. Medical exams and registration start at 9 30 a m in the school auditorium. Mrs Harry Brody serves as chairman.

Hillside Avenue School P.T.A Harry Brody

Good Government Card Party Planned for May 4

Nat Gold announces a Good Government Association card party set for Friday night May 4 at the Hungarian Home on White Street. Hill Side merchants donate 30 prizes in addition to door prizes. arrangements led by Frank Dee and others. Proceeds support the group's civic and welfare activities.

Nat Gold Good Government Association White Street Gold Hillside Tee Frank Dee Helen Hintenberger Rose Bartolotta Mary Bogusky Taura Santucci Joseph Buttwell Jack Noble Leslie Reed John Weller

Hillside Proclaims Mental Health Week May 2 to 8

Mayor Raymond R. King of Hillside proclaims May 2 through May 8 as Mental Health Week. The proclamation cites national and local efforts to alert citizens to promote mental health and urges township participation and support.

Hillside United States N. J

Coach Will Visit Hillside To See Square D Display

A Square D Company coach tour arrives in Hillside on Thursday May 3 to showcase 40 feet of display panels with safety switches multi-breakers panelboards and duct from Detroit division. The Milwaukee division presents pump control timers relays limit switches and control centers. A Square D field engineer accompanies each coach as official guide demonstrating devices and explaining features to contractors distributors architects builders and large plants.

Hillside Square D Safe Detroit Milwaukee Fivid

Saybrook School Council Discusses Metropolitan Study Council

The Saybrook School faculty met to review the Metropolitan School Study Council activities and publications. Guest Lee Demeter presented council organization and publication workflows, plus diffusion of materials to council schools. The group discussed the Twelve Reports of Educational Practices and items like Parents as Teachers and Fifty Teachers to a Classroom. A social session followed, organized by the professional committee.

Saybrook School Metropolitan School Study Council Lee Demeter Council Bertha Mazil Emma Hahnsen Muriel Scherrer

Quitzau Will Filed Names Elvira Quitzau Executrix

Elvira A Quitzau of 584 Purce Street widow of Marcus N Quitzau who died April 1 is named executrix and beneficiary of the estate in an application filed with Surrogate Charles A Otto the document shows she holds the will in probate proceedings.

Boy Struck By Auto Slightly Injured

A nine year old boy, Joseph Olshan of 15 Mertz Avenue, was struck by a car on North Broad Street opposite the Mayfair Theatre. The driver, Arnold Fruitman, 35, of 918 Roanoke Avenue, was involved. He received treatment at the scene by Dr Joseph Peyser and was sent home.

Joseph Olshan Mertz Avenue North Broad Street Mayfair Theatre Arnold Fruitman Roanoke Avenue Joseph Peyser

War Dads Cheer Vets In Hospital

Entertainment and refreshments were provided for about 110 wards at Lyons Hospital Saturday evening by the American War Dads Chapter 9 of Hillside in cooperation with area manufacturers. Participants included Hillside Irving chairman William Furman of Linden. The local chapter meets tonight at 8 p.m. at Zatko's Hall for officer elections.

Lyons Hospital Hillside Irvingturer Lhairman William Furman Linden Zatko's

Successful Dance By Business Men

A Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association dance at the Polish-American Club drew several hundred attendees. The Home Town Boys provided music and Walter Pagowski won a seventeen pound turkey. The group plans a Christmas promotion with avenue decorations and trees. Installation of new officers is expected in May. Evelyn Rusko and William Weller entertained at a Terry's Auto Sales meeting.

Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association Walter Pagowski Terry's Auto Sales Evelyn Rusko William Weller

Pingry Student Receives Major Swim Letter

Frank Blecter of 1263 Salem Avenue Elizabeth received a major varsity letter in swimming from Pingry School.

Pingry Frank Blecter Salem Avenue Pingry School Elizabeth

License Revoked and Driving Violations Banked

Alfred Karl of 1071 Prospect Street faces Municipal Court after his license was revoked and he was halted on Williamson Avenue. Henry Sichler of 160 46th Street Flushing New York was charged with operating an unregistered crane vehicle on Route 29 and released on summons with $25 bail.

Alfred Karl Prospect Street Williamson Avenue Henry Sichler 46Th Street Flushing N. Y

Divorce Recommendation for Dorothy Strunk Timed with Cruelty Claims

Advisory Master Nicholas A. Tomesulo on Monday recommended a divorce for Mrs. Dorothy J. Strunk of 1285 Oakwood Avenue. She testified that Kenneth G. Strunk of 325 Thompson Avenue Roselle was cruel to her from February 1947 to April 20 of last year. Mrs. Strunk was represented by John T. Gletion.

Nicholas A. Tomesulo Dorothy J. Strunk Oakwood Avenue Kenneth G. Strunk Thompson Avenue Roselle

Painter Injured In Fall From Roof At Beechwood Place

A painter on a roof at 17 Beechwood Place fell Friday afternoon suffering a dislocated left hip and forehead lacerations. Wallace Pabst, 25, of 26 Van Ness Terrace Maplewood, employee of Perma-Wal Inc. North Bergen, was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth by hospital ambulance and detained.

Beechwood Place Wallace Pabst van Ness Terrace Maplewood Perma-Wal Inc North Bergen St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth

Widow Named Executrix in Curtis Estate Case

Mrs Jennie M Curtis of 1530 Compton Terrace widow of Harlow H Curtis who died March 28 is named executrix and beneficiary of the estate. The application filed with the Surrogate Names additional beneficiaries including William Wilhelm of 28 King Street who died April 4.

Jennie M. Curtis Compton Terrace Harlow H. Curtis Charles A. Otto King Street William Wilhelm

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Pastor For All West Side Trust CO Springfield Ave High St Lyons Ave Bergen St Hawthorne Ave Clinton Pl Orange Ave Newark, N. J Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hillside Ave Good Government Raymond R. King A. Capro Webster Wallers DeLwe Hiram Walker Hiram Walker & Sons Inc Peoria, Ill Boy Auto Mayfair Liquors Store Graham Daniel J. Cerven North Broad St Painter Hillside Driving School Westinghouse FROST Tobia’s Hillside Appliance CO Liberty Avenue Studio One
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