Hillside Times publication details and subscriber rates
The Hillside Times published each Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey is printed by Hillside Times Publishing Company. Sidney Silverstein is the business manager and Robert Kaplan is listed. Subscription is 2.50 per year in the United States. 5 cents for single copies. Canada and foreign postage added. Communications welcome with writer names and addresses required for verification.
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Elisabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Teneveteees
TIMES
United States
Canada
the Times
Churchill to visit Washington for Anglo American partnership
Churchill plans a January visit to Washington aimed at forging a closer Anglo American partnership to pressure Russia toward terms, stabilize the postwar world, and bolster Britain’s economy. Analysts note the task is immense as Cold War tensions intensify and U.S. aid debates continue.
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Churchill
Doughty
Winston Churchill
Washington
Mr. Churchill
Russia
Terme
Britain
Congress
Churchil
England
John Harriman
North American
Newspaper Alliance
Truman
Intelligence Digest
Anthony Eden
Lord Woolton
Attlee
Five Firemen Injured in Engine 2 Crash at Main Avenue
Five firemen led by Captain August T. Davies were injured when Engine 2 collided with a Shell Oil truck before 1411 Main Avenue while responding to a blaze. Hillside Post 1722 urged more signatures on bonus petitions for Congress. Township Committeeman James A. Dowd became Board of Health president, replacing Stanley.
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August T. Davies
Main Avenue
Hillside Post
W.F.W
Congress
James A. Dowd
Board of Health
Stanley
Hillside Township notes and events at a glance
H Weston chairs Town ship Committee as 350 attendees join cornerstone of Sinai Congregation at 1479 Maple Ave. Daniel Leeds Miller Inc plans coal tickets for the poor amid 1936 price trends. Township to name George W Herlich as chairman. Reunion starring the Dionne Quintuplets and Jean Hersholt plays at the Mayfair.
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H. Weston
Maple Avenue
Daniel Leeds Miller
Hillside
George W. Herlich
Dionne Quintuplets
Jean Hersholt
Mayfair
Youth Night at Sinai Congregation by B B Y
Bai B'rith Hillside Lodge No 1514 and the Women's Chapter hosted Youth Night at Sinai Congregation on December 17. AZA and BBG members presented skits, with the AZA orchestra led by Donald Goldman. Abe Charnack chaired the program and won the monthly drawing.
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Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Sinai Congregation
AZA
BBG
A.Z.A
Donald Goldman
Beverly Rausch
Rubin Ritz
Abe Charnack
Charnack
D A V Chapter Holiday Drawing At War Memorial
D A V Chapter No 55 at the War Memorial Building held a holiday drawing. Albert Dill won the grand prize basket of cheer. Dan el Leib reported generous donations and financial success. The chapter backs U S War Memorial Building Association efforts in Hillside and invites inquiries to members or veterans. John Sgroi appointed Harry G Hyra as assistant to publicity chairman William Gural.
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War Memorial Building
Charles Wernicke Jr
D.A.V
Albert Dill
Danel Leib
U. S. War Memorial Building Association of
Hillside
John Sgroi
Harry G. Hyra
William Gural
College Circles Announces Class Secretary Election
Miss Paty Eiffe, Wilson College freshman of Hillside New Jersey, elected secretary of her class for 1951 52. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Eiffe and graduates of Vail Deane School Elizabeth New Jersey. Also mentioned is Miss Florence C Lillie of 108 Highway No 29 New Jersey a Traphagen School of Fashion student vacationing over the holiday season majoring in clothing construction.
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Chambersburg
Paty Eiffe
Wilson College
Bauer Terrace
Hillside
N. J
John R. Eiffe
Vail ‘Deane School
Elizabeth
Florence C. Lillie
Lawrence Lillie
Highway No. 29
Traphagen School of Fashion
New York
School Steel Shortage Triggers Civic Action Meeting
At a December 13 Board of Education session Mrs. Rob ert C. Kirkpatrick urged parents and public groups to press federal officials for steel allocations needed to complete the high school expansion. Henry Goldhor noted 140 tons required, only 43 allocated for 1952, halting work. efforts include letters to lawmakers and appeals to the Civilian Education Requirements Division. The board also protested a Public Utilities Commission approval of an automatic crossing gate at Long Avenue on Lehigh Valley Railroad.
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Eliic
Board of Education
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Henry Goldhor
Raya Bernstein
Independent Voters League
Kirkpatrick
U.S
Goldhor
Office of Education
Public Utilities’ Commission
Long Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
School planning and facility actions adopted by board
The board directs Mrs Emmet T White to ask the Planning Board to designate an area on the south side of Peconnaio for a future elementary school. Anthony D Amiano suggests asking Union County Park Commission to resume flooding the field opposite the high school for ice skating. An extra voting machine for Harden Locker School will be requested from Union County Board of Elections. The annual school election is set for Tuesday February 13 from 4 to 9 pm. Mrs Charlotte Silver and Mrs Florence Crater receive leaves of absence effective December. The board accepts the resignation of Louis R Menges as of December 15 and names Earl Doty as assistant janitor from November 28.
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Emmet T. White
Planning Board
Peconnaio
Anthony D'Amiano
Union County Park Commission
Harden-Locker
Union County Board of Elections
Charlotte Silver
Florence Crater
Louis R. Menges
Earl Doty
Hillside serviceman Pvt John J Williams joins Camp Kilmer training
Pvt John J Williams 18 enlisted in the Army and is assigned to Camp Kilmer for basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams of 157 Baltimore Avenue and formerly worked for Dillion Beck Manufacturing Co 1227 Central Avenue. The Times corrected previous misidentification of Paul Yamarick at a township meeting noting his role with the Sixth District Republican Club.
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Hillside
John J. Williams
Camp Kilmer
Clarence Williams
Baltimore Avenue
Dillion-Beck Manufacturing Co
Central Avenue
the Times
Paul Yamarick
Citizens Advisory Budget Committee
Yamarick
Hillside Students Win Pingry Honors
Hillside students were honored for scholastic and athletic achievement at Pingry School. Second honors went to sixth grader Alfred Terrigel of 215 Winans Ave and ninth grader Elisabeth? Noted. Varsity football letters were presented to Richard Lamb of 66 King St and third team letter to Richard Welch of 821 Winchester Ave. Charles Rowland of 243 Nottingham Way earned a varsity soccer letter. Rowland and David Whitlock of 214 Exeter Way participated in a school Christmas service.
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Hillside
Pingry School
Tligabeth
Way
Alfred Terrigel
Winans Avenue
Richard Lamb
King Street
Richard, Welch
Winchester Avenue
Charles Rowland
Nottingham Way
Rowland
David Whitlock
Exeter Way
Board fails to receive bids to convert furnace
At a special meeting the Board of Education announced no bids were received to convert a coal furnace to an oil burner during the Christmas holidays. A March bid request will cover work in the Spring recess, and budget work continues for January with a public hearing planned between January 8 and February 1. Voters not registered must register by January 4 to vote on February 13.
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Board of Education
Emmet T. White
Township Committeeman Elect Terms Expire
Petitions to run must be filed by midnight January 24 though none have circulated yet. Terms of Mrs. William M. Raphael, Paul Miller and Henry Goldhor, Township Committeeman elect, expire.
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William M. Raphael
Paul Miller
Henry Goldhor
Christmas Greeting From Catholic Neighbors in Hillside NJ
A Catholic community expresses gratitude for reader support and explains their mission of information sharing. They invite inquiries to Holy Name Society, Christ the King Church, Hillside. Additional appeal asks for contributions to the Sister Kenny Foundation in New York.
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Holy Name Soveiety
Christ the King Church
Bloystreet
Hillside
N. J
Sister Kenny Foundation
Sth Avenue
New York
Cub Pack Installs At Christmas Party
Cub Pack 198 held a Christmas party and installation ceremony Tuesday Dec. 18 at Harden-Locker School. Over 100 boys and their parents attended. Inducted were John Thorald, Edward Tyranski Jr., and Robert Bairunas. Frank Cernigliaro presented awards to John Kurtz, Richard Middleton, and Melvin Pell. Shoulder cords went to Dorfald Meslar and Ronald Tyranski. A softball was given to John Sochon, corn husking contest winner. Cubs invited to Union Boy Scout Council red star program January 3 at Hillside High School. Handicraft items were shown to mothers. Sweaters were...
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Harden-Locker School
John Thoraldson
Edward Tyranski, Jr
Robert Bairunas
Frank Cernigliaro
John Kurtz
Silver Arrow
Richard Middleton
Wolf
Melvin Pell
Webelo
Den
Dorfald Meslar
Ronald Tyranski
John Sochon
George Zemanovic
Union Boy Scout Council
Hillside High School
Township Notes Is your house for sale
Real estate advertisement notes a house for sale with contact broker Theresa M. Reisen. Listing indicates phone WA 6-4240 for inquiries and quick results. Local ad tone mirrors midcentury classified notices.
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Theresa M. Reisen
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