Strike Averted At Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division of Continental Copper and Steel Industries met at Zatko's Hall to vote on a contract offer. The personnel manager announced a 211 to 45 vote in favor of the company’s hourly across the board raise, ending a labor dispute with Intermanond Bros Electrical Workers APL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fHield Wire & Cable Divi
Continental Copper Up Steel Industries Inc
Hillside Avenue
Seuson
Zatko's
Yivenue
Tntermanond Bros
Electrical Workers
APL
Wre
Tow
Gordon Cunnane
Home Ransacked and Thefts Attributed to Break In
A home at Harry Rose street suffered a burglary last Monday or Tuesday when a pane was broken and a large number of valuables stolen from the basement and rooms. Items included draperies, quilts, fur, bedding, kitchen silverware, a camera, and men’s clothing totaling around 953 dollars. Police report indicates entry through a door and pane damage with scattered goods across the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grant
Harry Rose
Bank Open Night After Labor Day
Due to Labor Day holiday the Hillside National Bank will open on Tuesday September 6 from 9 to 3 instead of Monday night, delaying the usual postholiday schedule. The notice specifies new hours on that day only, with normal hours resuming afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside National Bank
Fron & To & Pam
Lesson In Driving Proves Expensive For Two Men
Ernest Howarth 21 of 530 Buchanan Street was fined 100 for driving with a revoked license and 55 for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate. Steven Moore 1222 Bakuy Street paid 35 bail for speeding. Edward Boykin 43 of 13 Miller Street Newark was fined 215 and had license suspended two years after drunken driving conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Howarth
Buchanan Street
Howarth
Walter W. Wempa
Alphonse Minervina
Steven Moore
Bakuy Street
Steeri
Shifty Pears Moore
I Jense
Magistraie
Sidney Birnbaum
Moore
Edwird Boykin
Miller Street
Newark
North Broad Street
Mertz Avenue
Alois Steir
Joseph Peyser
Hillside Rotarian Banner Gift Signals Outreach
Norman Arlein, initially endorsed for a Hillside board vacancy, declined due to business duties after a public misread letter. The Hillside Rotary Club notes Cooper’s banner gift and ongoing international exchange as the club broadens goodwill through travel to Europe and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Arlein
Uth County Committee
Hillside
Ahein
Henry Goldhor
Appoin
LI Wenh
Bilvermyn
Haney A. Cooper
Bas Wis
Apo Cooper
Pontamblean Rotary Club
Bronce
Oltken
Jis
Focal Club
Mstein
Europe
Cooper
Bo Adlerbert
Bred Gessner
Nei Bue
We Rotary
Township Seeks Flood Relief Aid Governor Plea Sparks Drive
Township forms a flood relief committee led by Mayor Henry Goldher with Gul. Yhry 1 Lutte man to head duties. Special relief centers prepare to collect clothing, food, and gas donations. Door to door drives and Red Cross aid are planned with township departments urged to cooperate. A telegram notes the township's pledge to ease victims' hunger and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Meynar
Henry Goldher
Foriubion
Fond Retios Wilk
Yhry
Lutteman
Red Cross
Hic Veen
Temporary Salem Pharmacy Opens After Fire
The Salem Pharmacy relocates to 4 Coe Avenue with fresh drugs and cosmetics while remodeling the original site after a two story fire on Salem and Coe avenues. Prescriptions are filled as usual. records were saved. Stanley's Superette will be rebuilt and reopened once replaceable walls, floors, and ceilings are installed. Sunley Tomenyk saved Michael Grossi, 20 months, during the blaze by guiding the child from the burning second floor. mother and tenants were rescued by firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Coe Avenue
Tbe
Salem and
Coe Avenues
Philip Weavek
Say's the
Stanley
Sunley Tomenyk
Michael Grossi
Rosemary Grossi
Driver Faces New Drunken Charge
Maplewood Roselle Park resident Lepinski, 44, whose license was restored May 11 after a prior drunken driving revocation, is charged with drunken driving again following a Tuesday incident. Police pursued his Buick after a side collision on North and Jera avenues with a vehicle operated by Pariah resident 43. Lepinski, who also faces speeding and related charges, was examined by township physician Dr Joseph Poysey and remanded to Magisterial Court with bail set at 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin Lepinski
Avon Street
Roselle Park
Aili Tisler
Robert Thuy
North
Jera Avenues
Lepiski's Cay
Living Pariah
Bellevue Street
Elizabeth
Birely
Morris Avenue
Lepiiski
Conant and
Moris Avenues
Joseph Poysey
Physoke
Lepiigky
Buick
Magistite’s
Kenny Fund appeals drive urged for polio aid in Hillside
William Galik, chairman of the Kenny Foundation campaign in Hillside, announces letters seeking contributions to fund polio treatment. Proclamation by Mayor Henry Goldhor designates August 5, 1955 as the start of the annual Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation appeal to support free treatment, training, and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Galik
Theyow Bkanvetty Keany Foundation
Hillside
Wile Indusing
Hanks
Polly
Kenny Foundation
William Galik
Bloy St
Yale Ave
Hillside No 1
Heny Goldhor
Kenny
Aly
Fipsk
Ilness
Sister Elizabeth | Kenny Foundation
Henry Goldhor
New Jeney
Tianis
Sister
Elizibeth Kenny Foundation
Sister Elizabeth
Many Awards Are Presented at Recreation Day Event
The last day of the playground season was celebrated at Central Avenue Field on Friday August 19 with prizes, entertainment and refreshments. Winners across senior and junior divisions were named in crafts, loom, pipe and guitar events, judged by a panel including Mrs Beattie and Mrs Spiehal, with several names highlighted for multiple awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Field
Elliott Mershkowitz
Roslyn Morris
Theyewer Donald Milly
Karen’ Nineshing
Linda Bamberger
Pam McNamara
Phl Gould
Barbara Bitaille
Duck
Bonnie Gross
Waysie DiBella
Milani Saauruyeta Pam
Ceti
Ptr
Ty Pere
Mike Burk
Lindy Bamberwer Warners
Wires
Groksy Kayes
Rewly
Roslyn Mup Mo
Manvel Siupersten
Eilma Weber
Jody Bu
He Jrigtos
Megullin
Pan Melos Coppala
Ly Muy Rodenbaugh
Tidy Burst
Lyl Hobeson
Maile
Buybird Bataltie
Tam Mb
Times Giving Globes Free Offer at Hillside Times
Fragmented OCR notes advertise a free Times Giving Globes subscription offer. Mentions Hillside Times and various garbled phrases about subscribing, pages, and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Hillside Group Aids Flood Victims In Trenton
Hillside volunteers aided flood victims in Trenton after heavy rainfall. Firefighters Urbanski Powell and several Hillside members aided homeowners with water pumping and relief supplies, delivering aid from disaster control to affected basements and damaged residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Group
Trenton
Wren
Slate
Department of Civil Defense
Fie Department
Wood Department
Plremen Anehoy Urbanski
Michael Powell
Cane Anu
Fromenstnies
Stumenger Gibried Blakesberg
Chester M. Babcock
Arnold Nor Fo Willian Sehsily
Joseph, Birewe
Milton Noxton
Leslie Kuhmann
Grandma Moses Exhibit At Community Center Draws Visitors
An exhibit of Grandma Moses paintings titled The Red Feather will be on display for two weeks at the Cen Hl Home in Elizabeth, donated by the artist to the Community Chests of America. Sponsored by the Community Wellness Council of Eastern Union County, the show promotes the Red Feather drive with proceeds supporting children’s homes and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Moses
Alina Mary Robertson Moses
Ghosts of America
Ieneat
Tima
Beth
Middleway
le Will
Stter Island
GMC Division Plans To Move From Hillside Facility
The GMC Truck and Coach Division of General Motors Corp plans to relocate from 1285 Central Avenue Hillside to larger quarters. John J. Gallagher confirmed the move, noting the Hillside plant has 72 workers and a 5640 square foot warehouse. The transfer aims for March or April, with a new 52000 square foot building in Elizabeth under construction by David G Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GMC
General Motors Corp
Central Avenue
Hillside
John J. Gallagher
Bil Gadhigher
Alexandria
Vic
Mitalo
K C Council Annual Picnic Reported By Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus hosted the annual picnic at Miller's Grove in Kenilworth with Edward Cantillion and William Shuhala leading arrangements. John Deseh and William Ringwood organized children's activities, including a candy scramble won by Walter B. Garris Jr and Ann O Leary. Wheelbarrow races were won by Mary Ann Miller and Leonard Tang Christine Ringwood and John Desch Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoutis
Cayty Cone
Knights of Columb
Miller's Grove
Kenilworth
Edward Cantillion
William Shuhala
John Deseh
William Ringwood
Walter B. Garris
Vinecent Grant
Ann O'Leary
Mary Ann Miller
Leonard Tang
Christine Ringwood
John Desch
Wid Joan Hill
Michim Lang
Axe Misses Tree Youth Gashes Leg
Ernest Howarth twenty one sustained a deep gash in his left leg after an axe he used to fell a tree slipped. Mrs Hartman and Mr Geddes heard calls for help from the wooded area and alerted authorities. Fire Headquarters and Company 2 sent the township ambulance to transport Howarth to Dr. Joseph Peyser for treatment. he was later taken home by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Howarth
Buchanan Street
David Hartman
Ogden Way
D. Brendel Geddes
Windsor Way
Gies
Hartman
Geddes
Tenant's Night Drive Ends With Car Rampage From Sleep
A landlord tried to move his tenant Herbert P. Gikin's car to free the driveway on Conklin Avenue. He started the car and guided it downhill but lost control near Clinton Place. The car mounted a hedge line at 1907 Clinton Place causing damage to Mrs. Gussie Krasner's property. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Laten
Conklin Apo
Tadell
Herbert P. Gikin
Hind
Conklin Avenue
Ladel
Clinton Place
Gussie Krasner
Frank Byewin
Patroknan
Harold Fro- Weey
Ladell
Badell
Durable Collie Won Safe Home After Hurricane
The large brindle collie named Hathaway, found injured wandering on a city avenue during a hurricane, has been sheltered and assured a good home by Walter Lee. After last week’s reports, Hathaway’s care was taken over by Reno’s sister Andrew Mathaway and others, with plans to place Remo the pup with Sheila’s caretakers once a permanent home is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Aly
Sie FT Avenue
Walter Lee
Late Avenue
Lee Tron
Newark
Reno
Andrew Mathaway
Hathaway
Mar
Latsvia Decker
Virginia Strent
Roepe
Salem Avenue
Remo
Stiviter
Hiriaway
Woody Robers
Amd Hathaway
Liven Hess
Sheleey
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Hatfield
Ellar
Lands Alert Police
Samuel Yaeaman
Liv
Wto Hs
Gettysburg College
Daelor
M_ Reich
Lind
J Reich
Broad Street
Anguat
Geographic
Bryce Edward Jacks
Air Force Weramedieal Sehoul
Ray- Meld
Texas
Air Force Medical Service
Leason
Pharmacy
Kenny Fund
NLD Foundation
Culy
Cano Tire
Nicole
Yale
Zimmerman Phot
Liberty WA T ‘ Avenue
Alata
Indies Idionivrer
Tian Elise
Evers
Wil A Lisa Ou
Ulises
Zarko's Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
GMC Division
Viking
AOC Arts
New Jersey
Wikite
Siedderly
Rodinik
Henwy
Denmark
Gallagher Memorial
Roverend Avenue
Caldwell
Rudin
Hillside Bora Y Chih
Hillside Industriit Association
Agnes Little Rudin
Chicago
Rudi
Kansas City
Joly Rudin
Drexel
Perm
Dunwin Rya
Gye Noteh
Harry Beatty
Poughkeepate
N. Y
John Vidal
Livingstorn
Garl Sandburg
Cranston
K.C. Council
Woody" Roberts
Newark S.pc.a
Collie
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Hillsid
TOBTA
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