Hillside Yellow Cab Offers 24 Hour Radio Cabs
Hillside Yellow Cab announces 24 hour radio equipped taxi service with special long trip rates. Walter Warren owner. WAverly 6-1000, 303 Long Avenue.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
8
Hillside Yellow Cab announces 24 hour radio equipped taxi service with special long trip rates. Walter Warren owner. WAverly 6-1000, 303 Long Avenue.
In close playoff action the Aztecs edged Local 574 The Heil Co 5 4 after leading 4 0 early then Local 574 tied it 4 4 in the fourth. Hollywood A defeated Hillside Sports 1 0 on a lone third inning run. Other text notes job and housing classifieds.
Daniel Messano, 26, of Elizabeth, was arrested Sunday night for stealing a white wall tire from the Texaco Station at Milldale Place and Route 29. The tire, valued at 50 dollars, was found in his car. bail set at 190 dollars. Two other youths in a second car accompanied Messano during the visit and theft reported by Sid Sossin.
Westinghouse Local 1035 advances to the Recreation A Loop final after a 13-7 win over Hollywood B, starting with four Hollywood runs in the first inning then breaking loose for 13 runs by the sixth. Gottlieb’s pins Jiffy Manufacturing 3-2 in a second straight win to reach the final.
Charles Guiles son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Guiles of 1146 Woodruff avenue was inducted into the armed forces and sent to Camp Stilmer. He has led Charles Guiles and His Orchestra entertaining in Union Essex and Monmouth Counties for five years and played for veterans in Halloran, Menlo Park and Weequahie Pase hospitals.
Church services across Franklin area listed with pastors and times. Includes Rev. Harper at Moore and Keer avenues, Rev. Northwood at Elizabeth Presbyterian, Rev. Graf at Irvington Pentecostal, and First Church of Christ Scientist at Elizabeth and Broad Street with Bible readings and sermons on Mind and brotherhood.
Building Inspector authorized a permit for Hillside Manufacturing to erect a 50 by 200 foot structure at 1420 Chestnut Avenue for kitchen utensil production. September 11 set for a conference with the Board of Assessors on procedures, following a request by Commissioner Conford. Road Department staff request to extend the 40 hour week was sent to Public Affairs Committee.
Recreation supervisor Peter G. Humanik announced a 10 am meeting next Monday at Hill side Recreation Center 112 Liberty Avenue for boys aged 11 to 14 who signed to attend the Brooklyn Dodgers or Cincinnati Reds trip on Tuesday August 28 Tickets remain for unsigned boys and signatory forms are available at the center.
Eight Hillside inductees were among fifty men sent by Board 42 to Newark for army examining and induction. Names include Saul L. Penn at 340 Trinity Place, Henry Hoffman at 1437 Franklin Street, Conrad P. Scherf at 305 Winans Avenue, Stephen J. Wargo Jr at 1445 Compton Terrace, Alfred A. Benz at 1448 Leslie Street, Charles L. Guiles at 1146 Woodruff Avenue, Wilson H. McGough at 837 Jerome Avenue, and Joseph S. Begel at 1490 Leslie Street.
The Lads Club announces its second annual summer corn festival to be held Sunday, August 26 at Area Three in Nomahe. Activities include corn on the cob, games, and prizes. Joseph P. Jenkins serves as president and leads arrangements.
A fragmented legal notice lists numerous individuals including Stephen Hhelibowsha and Mary Chesshet with accompanying spouses and family connections. The text references multiple parties represented in a matter involving horiet and Randalph, with unclear jurisdictions and roles.
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