Urges Women to Help Defense as Wardens
Sidney Englander, chief of block wardens for the Defense Council, urged residents to register now as block wardens. He said registration is free and can occur at any day, stressing women are especially needed for daytime help guiding children to shelter in an emergency. Send a postcard or letter to Sidney Englander at the Municipal Building 1284 North Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Englander
The
Defense Council
Englander
North Broad Street
Church Women Join In Day Of Prayer Observance
Local services for the World Day of Prayer will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Calvary Lutheran Church under the United Council of Church Women. Theme Perfect Love Casts Out Fear. Participants include women from Hillside Presbyterian Franklin Memorial First Baptist and Calvary Lutheran churches. Organist will be Mrs C Morgan Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Lutheran Church
United Council of Church Women
Calvary Lutheran
Ella Burgess
Mabel Smith
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Agnes Blazier
Burton B
Funds Receive Aid of Progress Club
The Men's Progress Club of Hillside met Tuesday and appropriated funds for the March of Dimes Heart Fund and the Cerebral Palsy League of Union County. They also set aside money for the annual Father and Son affair to be held March 6 at Hillside Avenue School with Lou Fine as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Progress Club of
Hillside
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
Cerebral Palsy League
Union County
Hillside Avenue School
Lou Fine
Hillside 1951 Budget to Be Introduced in Special Meeting
Mayor Raymond R. King announced that Hillside's 1951 budget will be presented at a special Township Committee meeting Friday night at Municipal Headquarters. Delays from illness and new members slowed progress, but King expects the tax rate to rise modestly. The board has funded a $5,000 ambulance and $20,997 War Veterans Memorial Building, with other items still under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Township Committee
North Broad Street
Raymond R. King
King
Board of Education
Township board debates plumbing inspector tenure questions
Commissioner Robert C. Kirkpatrick discusses a string of issues involving Hillside's plumbing inspector post. Questions arise over inspectors who are also plumbers and tenure protections for part time workers. The dispute may go to court as Summer sues to retain his job while Capra contemplates contest. A broader call emerges for board clarity and accountability. A separate note says a new women's political group is forming within the local Republican party and will meet again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Board of Health
Kirkpatrick
Hillside
Benjamin T. Summer
Summer
Anthony Capra
Capra
Tal Sit
Saaneies
Cer
Ral Irenionier
Spector
Ee Stinnett
Republican Party
Fulop
Capro
Proclamation for American Heart Week in Hillside
Mayor Raymond R K King proclaims February 11 1951 to February 17 1951 as American Heart Week in Hillside urging schools churches civic groups businesses and residents to observe activities highlighting heart and blood vessel disease awareness and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Heart Association
American Heart Week
Raymond RK
King
Hillside
Civil Defense Plans and Training Moves Outline
The Civilian Defense Council approves church appeals to stress Civil Defense registration. Leininger announces appointments for radio and telephones, with walkie talkies discussed for power failure. Finger printing of senior girls and air raid training for firemen’s auxiliary begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Council
Raymond R. King
Philip Leininger
Julius E. Tangel
Ernest Schickedanz
Nat Walker
Tor
Leininger
Sidney Englander
Hillside Avenue
Carmen Ferrigno
August H. Davies
Kenneth Trousdell
Arnold McClow
Englander
Civic Association To Elect Officers In Ninth District
The Ninth District Civic Association will elect officers and adopt a proposed constitution at its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening February 13 at David Kaplan's home 1049 Voorhees Street. Members will walk to cast ballots in the Board of Education elections starting at 8 p.m. All Ninth District residents are invited. for more information contact Philip Peck EL 2-6857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District Civic Association
David Kaplan
Voorhees Street
Kaplan
Board of Education
Ninth District
Philip Peck
Demand Rises for Religious Books Across Faiths
Mrs. Ford Meyer, librarian, told Wesleyan Service Guild members that demand for religious books across faiths is growing as readers seek "something more" in these times. The guild hosts a fellowship honoring past ministers and members after services on February 25, part of the churchs 120th anniversary. The Guild will visit Sinai Congregation on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Meyer
Wesleyan Service Guild
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Sinai
Lord's Prayer Explained at St Mary Magdalene Church
Explanation of the seven petitions of the Lord's Prayer to be given during evening services at Church of St Mary Magdalene Newark starting Friday February 16 at 8 pm. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Fomona Avenue
Newark
Dr. Lilien Wins Hillside Americanism Award
Hillside physician Dr. Milton Lilien was selected by Hillside Lodge 1514 B and B to receive the annual Americanism Award for meritorious community service. Presentation by Rev. Harold Gamblin to occur Feb 19 at Esther Berkowitz Hall Sinai Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Lilien
Hillside
Hillside Lodge 1514
B'nai B'rith
Paul Miller
Harold A. Gamblin
Franklin Memorial Church
Elvic
Weequahie Lodge 279
F & AM
Knights of Pythias
The
Hill Street Boys
Hebrew Free Loan
Oheb Sholom and Sinai Congregations
Hillside Progress Club
Hillside Kiwanis
Hillside Schools
Hillside F.M.B.A
Union County Medical Society
Academy of Medicine of
Northern
N. J
St. Michael’s
Beth Israel
Newark
Irvington General Hospital
Elks Club
Lilien
Robert
Hillside High
Johns Hopkins
Joan
PTA
Mink Coat Valued at 2500 Stolen From Mrs Suckno Home
A mink coat valued at 2500 was reported stolen from the home of Mrs Ann Sueckno at 814 Jerome Avenue between January 21 and February 6 while she was away. The coat was taken from a hall closet on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sueckno
Jerome’ Avenue
Suckno
Schoen Backers Plan Tonight Meeting
Albert Schoen supporters invite all interested residents to a Board of Education gathering at 1411 Highland Avenue hosted by Irving Handshuh this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schoen
Board of Education
Irving Handshuh
Highland Avenue
Summer Back As Inspector Benjamin T Summer Reelected Plumbing Inspector
The Board of Health reinstates Benjamin T Summer as plumbing inspector after finding he remains a bona fide resident. Attorney William L Wieser cites five years tenure and Summer's continued Hillside home, Englishtown farm as a summer property. Capra resigns. Capra’s attorney Joseph R Kane says Capra cooperates and waives compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin T. Summer
Board of Health
William L. Wieser
Summer
Joseph R. Kane
Elizabeth
Anthony Capra
Wieser
Girls Set For Defense Task At Hill Side High
Weather permitting, thirty two seniors from Hill Side High will begin registering all residents in their areas for Civilian Defense Council duties next week. Sidney Englander, chief of black wards, urges cooperation for emergency readiness. Registration is directed by Dr Wayne Branom, Ruhl Custer, and Miss Rosine Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Civilian Defense Council
Sidney Englander
Englander
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl H. Custer
Rosine Boyd
Drunken Driver Loses License In Newark Magistrate Court
Percy R. Smalling of 80 Broad Street Newark was fined 225 dollars and had his license revoked for two years after drunken driving on Route 29. Also charged with DUI. James Rastall of Mt Pleasant Avenue Hanover released on 250 bail for February 17 arraignment. Patrolmate Raymond Heller arrested Rastall Friday evening at Boa place. Zolig Shabsis of 1541 West Eighth Street Brooklyn cited 36 for 70 mph on Route 29. Other fines include Ronald Liar man 28 for improper plates and Charles Fernicola 28 for leaving the scene. Six others paid six dollars for red lights and two six dollars for no two plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. Smalling
Broad’ Street
Newark
Clarence B. Kremer
James Herbert Rastall
Mt. Pleasant. Avenue
Hanover
Raymond Heller
Rastall
Boa Place
Joseph Peyser
Zolig Shabsis
West Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Ronald Liarman
Esther Street
Charles Fernicola
Martin Road
Union
Hillside to vote on three board seats and school budget
Hillside voters face an unpredictable Board of Education race with five candidates for three seats on February 13 from 4 to 9 p.m. The budget raises $872,869.25 by taxation, up $103,620.15 from last year, driven by teacher salary increases and new debt for the school building program. Polling places are Hillside Avenue, George Washington, Calvin Coolidge, Harden-Lincoln, and Coe Avenue schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow H. Curtis
Albert N.scaccia
Anthony D'Amiano
Max Schleifer
Albert Schoen
Curtis
Scaccia
P T.A
Parent-Teacher Association
Schleifer
D'Amiano
Good Government Association
West Side
Schoen
Hillside Avenue
George Washington School
Calvin Coolidge
Harden-Li
Coe
Avenue
Scout Troop 92 to Hold Paper Drive Saturday
Scout Troop 92 sponsored by Harden-Locker Post 50 of the American Legion will hold a paper drive on Saturday February 10. Public asked to bundle news paper for pick up. Members present at charter night included Henry Groh Paul Kifner Daniel Selb Harry Weinstein Emil Milt ner and Charles Lewis. Anton Rechner installed as Scoutmaster with William Ringwood and Chester Babcock as Assistant Scoutmaster and explorer advisor. Refreshments by multiple Mrs names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Locker Post 50
American Legion
Harden-Loucker School
Henry Groh
Paul Kifner
Daniel Selb
Harry Weinstein
Emil Miltner
Charles Lewis
Chester Babcock
Rechner
Edward Tyranski
Walter Kowalsky
Christopher Ringwood
Arthur Heen
William Krutulis
Class Sends Toys To New York Hospital
Three cartons filled with toy items and comic books were sent to the Children’s Hospital of New York by the fifth grade from Saybrook School under Mrs. Gloria Ross. Rhoda Grushkin suggested the project and the pupils await news from the hospital’s crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Hospital of
New York
Saybrook School
Gloria Ross
Rhoda Grushkin
G O P Lays Plans to Save The Party Meeting discussed at Hill Side Republican Club
The Hill Side Republican Club executive committee met Monday at president Paul Kifner's home to plan measures to save the party. John M. Brown was named chairman of a joint committee with the local County Committee to press for a Republican township attorney. A resolution expelled members who supported non party nominees. The heated discussion questioned office holders not advancing GOP interests. The action will be reviewed at the February 12 club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hillside Republican Club
Paul Kifner
Salem Avenue
John M. Brown
Republican County Committee
Rotary Inter-Club Meet Set at Far Hills Inn Somerville
Wiliam Hebler led arrangements for Hillside Rotary Club to participate in an inter city meet at Far Hills Inn Somerville on March 1. Moses Woodruff, manager of J R Watkins Co distribution center on Ridgway Ave, was inducted as the new member. Next week’s Rotary meeting will celebrate Boy Scout Week with a film showing at Marcella camp by Union Council Commissioner George Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Hebler
Hillside Rotary Club
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
Moses Woodruff
J. R. Watkins Co
Ridgway Avenue
Union Council
George Freeman
Marcella Camp
Hillside Group to Discuss Government Form
Hillside's township committee form of government and the Faulkner Plan will be discussed by Mrs Milton Conford and Mrs Elsie Gerstein at a Hillside Discussion Group meeting on Thursday February 15 at 1 p.m. at 230 Williamson Avenue. All interested persons are urged to attend, especially those who missed the public forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Milton . Conford
Elsie Gerstein
Leonshider
Williamson Avenue
Gibby Elected Pingry Alumni Association President
Robert B. Gibby of 270 Ogden Way was chosen president of the Pingry School Alumni Association at a meeting in the lower school. An alumnus of Princeton, Gibby works with Desk Inc in New York and is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Gibby
Ogdenway
Pingry School
Westminster Avenue
Princeton University
Gibby
Desk, Inc
New York
Robert, Jr
Pingry
Susan
Alan
Weather Outlook Dictates Clear Yet Harsh Conditions
Mostly sunny skies give way to windy and much colder conditions today with a fair, continuing chill tomorrow. Temperatures remain below seasonal norms as a dry wind persists.
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Progress Club
Roscoe Parks
Civic Association
Dr. Lilien
Augusta Berns
Milton M
Summer Back As
Inspector
Englishtown
Irvin S. Fulop
Growney Funeral Home
New Jersey
Harry & Rose Maltz
Dolly Madison
Theresa Bensen
Maple Avenue
Irene Cleminson
Ill
West King Street
William Dean
Cedar Street
Amy Yaeger
Hollywood Avenue
Crover
Prospect Street
Louis Browne
Route 29
N.Y. Hospital
G.O.P
Tobin
Liberty Avenue
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Rotary
Pingry Alumni
Walter R. Lee
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
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