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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1952

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Fishing Program Draws 33 Young Anglers at Echo Lake Park

The first Better Fishing Program led by Township Committeeman Henry Goldhor drew 28 boys and 5 girls aged 7 to 13 at Lower Lake Echo Lake Park from 9 am to 3:30 pm. Prizes went to top catchers with John Karlick and Robert Laws earning outfits, and Grace Giordano and others winning rods. Volunteers included Rotary’s Fred Stengel and Kiwanis’ Dr Harry Brody. Food donations came from Hillside firms and the Fire Department.

Henry Goldhor Lower Lake Echo Lake Park John Karlick Broadway Robert Laws Oakwood Avenue Richard Brogan Beechwood Place John Robert Richard Grace Giordano Thomas Street Darlene Szela Joann Prokopowicz Columbia Avenue Carol Filce Cathey Giordano Thomas Anthony Peterpaul Baltimore Avenue Fred Popick Ing Andrew Miller Peter Richkus Elizabeth Goldhor Fred Stengel Rotary Club Milton Carris B'nai B'rith John Posar Lions Club Harry Brody Kiwanis Michael Giordano Leslie Reed Péter Humanik Recreation Board Edward Isbrecht Hillside Concerns Fire Department John de Sand

Hillside Tackles Industrial Traffic And Street Repairs

Local contractor David O Evans has spurred industry growth in Hillside and a plan to redirect southbound trucks off North Broad Street into Evans Terminal. Officials also pursue Central Avenue extension to Route 29 to ease plant traffic. Residents fear truck routes through residential areas and seek curb and paving reforms. Drainage and storm sewer connections face scrutiny amid fiscal constraints and public safety concerns.

David O. Evans North Broad Street Evans Terminal Central Avenue Public Henry Goldhor Evans Edward Negel Lehigh Valley Railroad Old Street Route 29 Liberty Park Town Ship Committee

Hillside Weighs Registration Gap Ahead of Election

Albert Schoen, chairman of the Republican County Committee, reports Union County data showing Hillside with 14,614 adults, 10,097 registered as of June 1 about 69 percent, 4,517 not registered about 31 percent. Since June 1, 248 new registrations were recorded as calls grow for a pivotal Presidential election.

Union County Board of Elections Albert Schoen Republican County Committee Hillside Schoen

Hebrew School To Resume Tuesday

The Sinai Hebrew School will begin the new term on Tuesday September 2 at 3 45 p m Rabbi Eliezer Cohen principal announced expanded program and staff additions. Parents who have not yet registered or re registered their children are urged to do so by Tuesday and Wednesday September 2 and 3 from 3 p m to 4 30 p m.

The Sinai Hebrew School Eliezer Cohen

Hillside Workshop Prepares for Public Schools Opening

The fourth annual Hillside education workshop for teachers principals and nurses will be held at the Senior High School on September 2–3. Dr Wayne Branom says a teacher committee backed the program with themes on moral and ethical values. Morning sessions include group discussions with two students per grade from fourth through twelfth involved in suggesting improvements. A list of participating students and recording helpers from Hillside Saybrook and Senior High School is provided.

Hillside Wayne T. Branom Carol Anderson Hurden- Looker Norma Anderson Hurden-Looker Arlene Bass Miriam Bear Hillside Avenue Helene Bloom Martin Blumenthal William Casper Calvin Coolidge Josephine Dee Rosa DeSanti Michael Diamond Carol Hisen Saybrook Grace Giordano Peter Giovine Rita Gold Stepphen Goldhor Rita Gross Ralph Heres Geo. Washington Susan Hinfenberger Gretel Holzschuh Dixie Lee Johnson Patricia Karlick Eleanor Lampe Rhoda Lustig Michael Markowitz Rita Miller Michael Oksenhorn Jean Petrucka Karen Preston Susan Rosenberg Geo Washington David Samson Judy Schneiderman Doris Schwahl Lois Smith Yvonne Sochan Valerie Starkey Myrna Swanger Tina Taranto Stella Trewske Emily Tutulis Karoline Weimer Catherine Welch Doris Wigler Ruth Wirasnik P.T.A P.t.a.'s Bertha Lawrence Trenton State ‘Teachers College

Democrats Rally At Stevenson Dinner At Neptune

Democrats Att and Stevenson Rally Chicago at Neptune for a $50-a-plate State Democratic dinner honoring Presidential nominee Adlai Stevenson of Illinois. Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick and Commissioners Conford Goldher and Malone attended while King was unavailable.

Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton B. Conford Henry Goldher Neptune Adlai Stevenson Illinois John M. Malone Raymond R. King

Township Clerk Extends Registration Hours for November Election

Beginning Thursday, September 4, the Township Clerk’s office will be open 9 am to 6 pm and 7 am to 6 pm on select days to register voters for the November 4 election. Registration deadline is 9 am Thursday, September 25. Voters must claim a year’s New Jersey residence from November 4, 1951, to November 4, 1952, and five months in Union County from June 4, 1952 to Election Day. Those turning 21 before November 4 are eligible if they register.

Howard J. Bloy New Jersey Union County

Recreation Day draws over 500 at Hillside event

More than 500 children attended the first annual Recreation Day at Liberty Avenue Field hosted by the Hillside Recreation Commission. Parents joined in the fun with a picnic lunch provided by local merchants and agencies.

Liberty Avenue Field Hillside Recreation Commission Sunrise Dairies Jones’ Pies Fm.b.a John DiSanti Dan Dee Cookie Company Town Talk Bristol-Myers Company Recreation Commission Coe Avenue Marie Custer Duffy

Truck and two autos collide on Hilldale ramp

A truck pushed one car into another on the Hilldale place ramp to Route 29 Tuesday afternoon. Jacqueline Kinahan 29 of Clark Township complained of neck pain and would seek her own physician. Passenger Thomas J. Rock 25 of Union and Louis Mingo 44 of Newark were uninjured. Police reported the cars halted in the northbound ramp lane when the truck struck Kinahan’s car pushing it into Rock’s vehicle.

Hilldale Place Jacqueline Kinahan Rock

Former Hillsider Sought In Polish Bar Robbery

Police issued teletype alarms for a former Hillside resident linked to a $2093 robbery at Citizens Club Bar 400 Bloy Street. The thief, armed, grabbed cash and the bartender’s wallet after ordering patrons into a basement kitchen. June 6.

Erlcan Citizens Club Bloy Street Paul Korlesky Thomas Fedorczik Boston Avenue Allay Street Charles Grant

Evans to Build New Maxon Pontiac Dealership on North Broad

Evans announces a 60 by 200 foot new Maxon Pontiac Inc. showroom and service complex at 1477 North Broad Street. The single roof facility will house sales, a modern body shop, and a large used car lot with ample off street parking, aiming to open with the 1953 Pontiac near November 30.

North Broad Street Maxon Pontiac Inc M. C G. Woodburn D. O. Evans Maxon Pontine Maxon

Jury Calls Issued As Courts Resume September Session

Eleven Hillside residents are summoned for jury duty between September 3 and 15 as courts resume for the September session. Names include Gertrude Friedman, Della Robin, Anna Notselmann, Lewis Kaplan, Agnes Conran, John Damil, Henry Cowan, Herman Schatble, Agnes Mayer, Max Rappaport, and Marie Cantello with listed addresses.

Hillside Gertrude ©. Friedman Conklin Avenue Della C. Robin Winans Avenue Anna Notselmann Crann Street Lewis Kaplan Liberty Avenue Agnes N. Conran Robert Street John Damil Oakwood Avenue Henry R. Cowan Mann Avenue Herman C. Schatble Hillside Avenue Agnes M. Mayer Paul Street Max Rappaport North Broad Street Marie Cantello Tivington Avenue

Italian American Civic Association Plans Dinner Dance

The Italian American Civic Association completed plans for a dinner and dance October 11 at War Veterans Memorial Building Tobia s Appliance Store 1821 Liberty Avenue with James Devine named chairman. Officers chosen to serve until January 1 include D Amiano Janelli Tobia Robertozzi and others. A September 8 membership meeting is set and a drive has secured 70 members. The women's auxiliary will organize September 2 at Tobia s store with active members, Mrs Vito Robertozzi and others.

War Veterans Memorial Devino Miserenting Emil Gristofolio Conrad Comrnnironi Joseph Dill Frank la Tori Polleastro Vito Robertozzi D'Amiano Woman's Auxiliary Tobia Samuel Carroccia Frank J. Hill

Rotary To Resume Regular Schedule At Hillside Club

Fall meetings of the Hillside Rotary Club will resume next Tuesday at Hillside Presbyterian Church. President Ralph Einwaller leads a busy season with bowling starting September 9 at Echo Lanes and two full teams in the Rotary League. A joint picnic with Kiwanis and Lions is planned around September 18.

Hillside Rotary Club Hillside Presbyterian Church Ralph Einwaller Echo Lanes Rotary League Winfield Scott Hotel Kiwanis Lions Clubs George M. Runner Rotary Hitchin’ Post Canada Harrison Cleveland New York City U.S

Dizzy Spell Causes 81-Year-Old Woman to Fall From Window

Mrs. Julia Koenip, 81, was treated for facial and hand abrasions and shock after a dizzy spell sent her from a second floor window at 58 Route 29 Tuesday afternoon. Dr Edgar Kogan and officers J. Vincent Moynihan and Charles Sanford responded to the scene.

Julia Koenip Edgar Kogan Shome Route 29 J. Vincent Moynihan Charles Sanford

Union Label Week Proclaimed in Hillside New Jersey

The mayor, Robert C. Kirkpatrick, proclaims September 1 through September 7, 1952 as Union Label Week to honor employers and employees who work together in harmony for the common good, emphasizing fair wages, good working conditions, and quality workmanship. The proclamation praises the labor union movement and Union Label as protections for workers, employers, and consumers.

Robert C. Kirkpatrick Hillside New Jersey

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