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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
5
Two single sleeping rooms offered in private home at 282 Florence Ave Hillside for two reliable gentlemen. Also available 19600 to 2000 square feet of light manufacturing space in Hillside Union Springfield vicinity. Contact MI 6-1727 or WA 38-8040.
A local ad segment lists Helmene Curtis Duchess Cream Of Machineless Permanent Wave $7.95 Cold Waves $10 up at Wood's Beauty Parlor 1554 Maple Ave Waverly phone 3-8463 plus Mayfair Sweets Luncheonette Ice Cream Parlor 1446 N Broad St delivery via WAverly 3-9828. Dolly Madison Ice Cream offered. Lippman proprietor offers free estimate to renovate mattress or box spring SAME DAY MATT REST PRODUCTS 1275 Liberty Ave Hillside NJ opposite Princeton Ave pool i.
A Hillside Yellow Cab ad promotes 24 hour radio equipped taxi service with special long trip rates. Walter Warren is listed as owner at 303 Long Avenue. In a memorial note, Frederick Schuetzle is remembered by his wife, daughter and sons who note his passing on August 3, 1942.
A list of services at local churches including Church of Christ the King with Mass times for different groups led by Rev. Perry G. DeWitt and Rev. Gerard Setar, Bethany Pentecostal Church services on Baltimore Avenue, Church of Christ Scientist schedule with sermons and scripture, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church morning worship led by Dr. Arthur Northwood and Reverend Henry C. Schneider.
The Dukes clinched a win with Corso scoring the deciding run in a seventh inning rally after a misplayed ball in center. Corso starred in the field with crucial stops while the playoff format advances the top and bottom teams to face off next week for the championship trophies.
Public notice announces a Hillside Township tax sale for land parcels Lots 14 15 7 16 17 Block 116 11 and others due to redemption costs totaling 1724 52. It also states a Hillside Township Committee meeting on August 9 1960 to consider an offer from Hollywood Homes Inc for Lots 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Block 88 1 at 20 per front foot net totaling 6400 with cash terms.
The notice outlines a Hillside sale offering with a cash deposit of 140.00 due at delivery and a remaining 5,120.00 evidenced by a bond and mortgage at 5 percent interest for one year. Releases cost 10.00 per foot front, and the purchaser may owe liquidated damages if the balance is not paid. It details conveyance by bargain and sale deed, survey caveats, zoning, and taxes from September 1, 1950, with sanitary sewer installation at purchaser cost. The Township may accept Hollywood Homes, Inc. terms or reject bids, and certain papers and stamps are payable by the buyer. Also notes an alcohol license transfer application for Riley’s Tavern, 430 Long Avenue, Hillside, to Paul Tuschyn, with objections to be directed to the Township Clerk.
Hurden Looker welcomes a packed schedule with bicycle relay, volleyball tournament, and a Peanut Hunt set for Friday August 4. Winners include Louis Raba for the 50 yard dash and the Mixed Doubles Ping Pong duo John Seylar and Marion Kresnok, who win sundae prizes. The Unknowns lead softball with six wins and five losses as the second round unfolds.
Joseph J Havey of 1469 Highland Avenue connected with the Newark Agency of New York Life Insurance Company has qualified as a member of the Top Club Council for leading agents with over 500000 in new paid business annually He and Mrs Havey will attend the companys educational conference at The Greenbrier West Virginia September 5 to 9 1980 He is also a winner of the National Quality Award from the National Association of Life Underwriters as one of the top New Jersey producers in 1980.
Public Service Transportation requests a hearing date to fix an adequate rate base and a permanent fare. The company says the delay should not delay urgent financial relief. On July 12 it filed for a temporary fare and warned a 5 cent fare would yield about a four million dollar annual loss.
Harold J. Russell, son of Daniel A. Russell, heads to Camp Pendleton with the 2nd Marine Division from Camp Lejeune after two years in the Marine Corps. He serves in the Service Company of the 2nd Tank Battalion. Last weekend his sisters and brother visited him at Camp Lejeune.
In Roselle the Union County Band and Orchestra School presented a concert at Abraham Clark High School. Orchestra Four featured Charles Drumbore and Roland Massimino from Hillside on string bass under Leo W. Rindler. Band Three included Frank Ianlarone and James Leopardo, both Hillsiders, on clarinet. Leopardo also played in Band Four.
The Christian Science program Be Not Afraid airs on Station WNBC New York Sunday morning August 6 from 8 30 to 9 o clock.
Lester Hollander son of Mr and Mrs Jess Hollander of Leslie street completed a Dealership Course at the General Motors Institute Flint Michigan Graduation exercises are this week He plans to attend Sun Electric Training Division School Detroit for a post graduate course in 1938 He lived at Everitt's Hill near Flemington for many years He was a member of Flemington Baptist Church He is survived by Mrs Emanuel A Martin of Funeral services were Smith and Smith Home 160 Clinton avenue on Monday Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery Elizabeth Reverend William F Dayie of Peddie Memorial Church Newark officiated in Hillside services were conducted in Newark No 5 D Burtst ated US Savings Bonds
Christopher H. Kuhl a retired builder died at his home 55 Clark street Hillside after a three week illness He was 88 and had lived in Hillside forty years He was born in Sergentville New Jersey to Van Houten Kuhl who preceded him in death
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