Church Services and Prayer Gatherings in Local Churches
A public listing notes services at Church of Christ the King Hillside Presbyterian and First Church of Christ Scientist Elizabeth. Masses and sermons are scheduled with dates around January and December 31, including Holy Communion, daily masses, and study reading rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ the King
Perry G. DeWitt
Gerard B. Whelan
First Church of Christ Scientist
Elizabeth
Fairmont Avenue
Broad Street
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Ordnances and notices from Hillside and Wellside
Final reading ordinance authorizes repair of a sanitary trunk sewer along the Elizabeth River near Lehigh Valley Railroad. An additional appropriation and bond plan cover storm sewer construction on Long Avenue from Liberty to Bloy Street. Also notices creditors of the estate of Paul Cravetz must file claims within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township OF Hillside
Hillside
Union
State of New Jersey
North Broad Street
Howard J. Bloy
Elizabeth River
Lehigh Valley
Township OF Wellside
Hillaide
County of Union
Long Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Bloy Street
Paul Cravetz
Paul Peter Cravetz
Charles A Otto, JR
Pauline Cravets
Jerome Alper
Meyer H. Ginsberg
Stuyvesant Ave
Union, N. J
RCA Victor 1951 TV Prices Cut in New Jersey
William W. Cone of Kriech New Jersey Inc announces dramatic price reductions on the 1951 RCA Victor line. New 16 inch sets at 239.95 and a top 17 inch console with radio and phonograph at 595, with expanded tube sizes 14 to 19 inches and wider selection for dealers in Hillside within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
RCA Victor
Hillside
William W. Cone
Kriech-New Jersey, Inc
New Jersey
Distributing Organization
Cone
450 Youngsters Attend Christmas Party at Hungarian Hall
About 450 children packed the Hungarian Hall on White Street for a community Christmas party with candy canes cupcakes and chocolate milk. The Good Government Association led by Frank Dee and Walter Worbett organized the event with contributions from local merchants and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Street
Frank Dee
Good Government Association
Walter Worbett
Henry Goldhor
Dillon Beck Manufacturing Co
Dr. M. Lilien
Liberty Pharmacy
Ideal Dairy
High Point Dairy
Milton Conford
Joseph Robertozzi
Peter Triano
Goldstein's
Liberty Bake Shop
George Washington School
Joseph Buttwell
William Galik
Milton Zisman
Henry Wut
Mike Pellagrino
Leslie Reed
John Clejar
Walter Jackowitz
Lee Sheinbloom
Irving Eisen
Hillside
Tony D'Amiano
Santa Claus
D'Amiano
Philip Dagget
Yolanda Peterpaul
Michael Pekarsky
Gale Bernstein
Yvonne Soshan
Barbara Zimmer
Anthony Peterpaul
Carol Eisen
Gay Nussbaum
Dorothy Powell
Lena Valenti
Helen Lepeshko
Connie Sarnoski
Bob Kirkpatrick
Mae Swanger
Walter Liebe
Board of Education
Old Evergreen Lodge
Union
Station Employee Held In Car Theft
Lawrence Walker age 21 of Combs alley Newark was held without bail by Magistrate Clarence E Kremer on a Grand Jury charge of automobile larceny. Police say Walker, a station washer, used Anthony Wilsons car keys from a service station cash register and, after waiting for closing, drove with three friends to New York, then returned to Newark as officers issued a teletype alert and arrested him on a warrant at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walker
Combsalley
Newark
Clarence E. Kremer
Walker
Anthony Wilson
Leslie Street
Winans and
Summit Avenue
Carmen Paderico
Purce Street
New York
Paderico
William Dieroff
Walter Steib
Defense Work Here Making Progress
Six members of the Civilian Defense Council reported on the Union County council meeting held in Westfield December 16. Hillside progress was noted with state cards of instruction forthcoming and 65 auxiliary police classes set to begin January 9 at Hillside Avenue School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Council
Union County Civilian Defense Council
Westfield
Raymond R. King
James J. Holsing
Phillip Leininger
Henry Singe
Paul Korlesky
Hillside
Leininger
New Jersey
New York
Hillside Avenue
Elizabeth McCraith
Officers Elected By Masonic Lodge Hillside Lodge 241
Hillside Lodge 241 F and A M elected James F La Mont as worshipful master following the death of Arthur L Theurer in July. Other officers include Herbert Otto Jr senior warden John Schwartz junior warden Harold L Steward secretary Herbert Singe Sm senior deacon William Cupit junior deacon Frank Beatse Jr senior master of ceremonies William Battie junior master of ceremonies Charles Wood senior steward Franklin H Gawlik junior steward William Barret Jr tyler Walter Foster chaplain Herbert Singe Jr trustee Henry Singe and proxy J Leeds Brown. Beattie to serve as patron of Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
Masonic Hall
James F. la Mont
Arthur L. Theurer
Herbert Otto, Jr
John Schwartz
Harold L. Steward
Herbert Singe, Sm
Wililliam Cupit
Walter W. Borneman
Frank Beatse,Jr
School Pupils Visit South Mountain Reservation
The second grade from Calvin Coolidge School toured South Mountain Reservation last week. They fed deer and played in the snow under the supervision of Mrs. WN Jabolonski, Mrs. V. Mason, Mrs. E. Miller and Miss E. Deber. Participants included Elizabeth Bacina, Carol Ballard, Lorraine Casper, Mary Ann Cierpial, Jacqueline Heon, Eileen Innamorato, Phyllis Innamoraty, Sandra Kolski, Joyce Mason, Karen Miller, Frances Jabalonski, Kathleen Jasinski, Helen Pulchlepek, Janet Rubinetti, Angela Scarola, Patricia Zimmerman, Edward Amorski, Terry Benesh, William Clark, Donald Eckloff, James Gillum, Jay Hundertmark, Allen Poppacchia, Raymond Tober and William Lukowitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
South Mountain Reservation
Elizabeth Bacina
Carol Ballard
Lorraine Casper
Mary Ann Cierpial
Jacqueline Heon
Eileen Innamorato
Phyllis Innamoraty
Sandra Kolski
Joyce Mason
Karen Miller
Frances Jabalonski
Kathleen Jasinski
Helen Pulchlepek
Janet Rubinetti
Angela Scarola
Patricia Zimmerman
Edward Amorski
Terry
Auto parts stolen from Amoco Station found in Union fields
About $250 in tires and automobile accessories reported stolen Sunday evening from the Amoco Service Station on Route 29 were found Tuesday in fields off Riverside Avenue, Union. Nicholas Zambola, proprietor, identified the loot after a teletype from Union police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoco
Riverside Avenue
Union
Nicholas Zambola
Farewell Meeting Touches Public Funds and Bond Veto
In a public hearing Col Harry S Luftman questioned who should represent taxpayers amid an omitted assessment appeal Mayor Helsing warned counsel for the assessors may be retained if an appeal proceeds The committee approved a $50 000 bond for tax collector elect Frank A Ninesling and considered bond terms Auditor Motion Withdrawn as Wright Long Company faces further action The township hearings will discuss sewer curb paving and street improvements with state funds guiding several projects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Harry S. Luftman
Board of Assessors
Helsing
Henry Goldhor
Frank A. Ninesling
Ninesling
Milton B. Conford
Wright, Long & Company
Howard J. Bloy
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Westinghouse Electric Co
Virginia Street
Wilder Street
Cornell Place
Paul Street
State Highway Commission
Summit Avenue
Long Avenue
Sewer line project near Elizabeth River outlined
The sanitary sewer along the Elizabeth River near the Lehigh Valley Railroad was estimated at 7000 dollars. Commissioner James A. Oneil was absent due to illness. Acting under a proclamation by Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll the committee voted to close all township offices from Friday noon to Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth River
Lehigh Valley Railroad
James A. Oneil
Alfred E. Driscoll
Musical In Color On Liberty Screen
Twentieth Century Fox Technicolor musical I'll Get By opens a week at the Liberty Elizabeth starting Saturday December 30. Stars Gloria De Haven William Lundigan Dennis Day and Harry James with guests Jeanne Crain Dan Dailey Victor Mature and Reginald Gardiner. Film follows aspiring songwriters using 52 settings including a Roxy replica eight night clubs six radio stations and multiple Hollywood sound stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century-Fox
Liberty Theatre
Elizabeth
June Aver
Gloria de Haven
William Lundigan
Dennis Day
Harry James
Jeanne Crain
Dan Dailey
Victor Mature
Reginal Gardiner
Roxy
New York
Hollywood
Thieves Ransack Amoco Gas Station
Thieves stole tires batteries side view mirrors tire tubes radiator hoses oil from the Amoco Gas Station at Doremus place and Route 29 between Sunday 7 p.m. and Monday 3 30 p.m. Proprietor Nicholas Zambola told police. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window per Radio Patrolmen Erdman and Sanford. Deputy Chief Korlesky and Sgt Bishop investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoco
Doremus Place
Route 29
Snday
Nicholas Zambola
Franklin Erdman
Charles Sanford
Paul F. Korlesky
Oscar Bishop
Three Bears Brought To Date Break-In Reported
Mrs. Harry Reisen reports a weekend home intrusion at 1524 Schley Street. An unknown visitor used a pass-key or knife to enter, stayed in her bed, used the ironing board, and ate food, leaving clothing and a lady’s makeup kit with no theft. Police noted no items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reisen
Schley Street
Best Reception for 1951 Silver Anniversary Pontiacs Debut
Despite weather in some areas thousands welcomed the 1951 Silver Anniversary Pontiacs on December 11. L W Ward Pontiac general sales manager said dealers sent telegrams and field staff reports called it possibly the finest reception Pontiac has ever had. Showroom crowds were buying and many orders were written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Ward
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Ward
Transfers of multiple city properties among residents
A series of property transfers are recorded, including Kazemir Zutkis to Alfred Zienowicz on Cramn street, 108.98 feet from Thomas street, Alexander Burkhart to Jack Braverman on Fitzpatrick street, 205.76 feet from Liberty avenue, Castle Products Co to David O Evans on Hillside avenue near lands of Gottlieb Schnabel, and additional deeds involving Jeannett S Atwater to Gladys M Bailey on Hartley terrace, Ruth N K Young and Henry Sherwood to Marion W Smithers at 857 Westminster avenue, Abraham Bistrovich to Albert Schoen at Prospect and Conant, James Bolan to David Q Evans on Grandview map lots 10 and 11, and further transfers by Mr and Mrs Benson Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazemir Zutkis
Alfred Zienowicz
Cramn Street
Thomas Street
Alexander Burkhart
Jack Braverman
Fitzpatrick Street
Liberty Avenue
Castle Products Co
David O. Evans
Hillside Avenue
Gottlieb Schnabel
Jeannett S. Atwater
Real estate transfers list several Hartley and Clark Street properties
Transfers show multiple parcels changing hands including Hartley terrace 125 feet from Selma and Robert Effros to Jane B. Sternick on Clark street 127. Others include Maple avenue extension ownership by Pred Merkle to Fred Merkle and Fred Merkle Jr. and properties on Summit Minnehaha Baker Gard Fairbanks Ramsey Fairbanks Hollywood Clark and Highland avenues among individuals and couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lister
Hartley Terrace
Union Avenue
Selma
Robert Effros
Jane B
Sternick
Clark Street
Merkle
Fred Merkle
Fred Merkle, Jr
Co- Partners
Maple Avenue
George Dover
Edward Miller
Summit Avenue
Winans Avenue
Supreme Cleaners Holding Co, Inc
Sidney H
Fairbanks Street
Woodruff Avenue
Carl Schwartz Ty Thomas Haskin
Ramsey Avenue
Louis Fuerschbach
Olive K. Willmot
George J. Hermann
Salem Avenue
Alfred J. Besson
Charles B. Martelack
Hollywood Avenue
William J
Frances J. Roberts
David Milch
Highland Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillside Times
Ame Neeny
C. Gibbons
16Th Ave
Huilding
Builders’ General Supply Company
Centennial Avenue
Cranford
N. J. CR
Joseph A. Policastro
Tel
Hillside Yellow Cab
Waverly
Walter Warren
Elene Curtis Duchess Cream
Wood
Maple Ave
WaAverly
Ori
Phil Edwards
Silver Ave
Matt-Rest Products
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
N. J
Beyer Moving - Trucking
Paul's Moving & Trucking
Paul Beier
Yale Avenue
H. Freedman
Bird Dept
Boxer
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Hollywood Ave
Long
Sereeronns
Kodak
Revere
Il Day
Gallard’s Movieland
Coe Avenue
Johns-Manville
Better Bess Men's Bureau of Union
Hillside Presbyterian Church
George M. Runner
Calvary Lutheran Church
RCA
T.V
Masonic Lodge
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Avenue
Arthur Northwood
Liberty
AL Ak
Fialelolny
Sister Kenny Foundation
Fifth Ave
Shelvador
Crosley
Tobia’s
Hillside Appliance Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!