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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

4

Calvary Ladies Host Valentine Party and Elect Officers

The Calvary Lutheran Church Women's Auxiliary held a Valentine party after their business meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Julia Wagner and Mrs. Toni Michaels. New officers include President Adeline Guizat, Vice President Jenny Wagner, Secretary John Wagner, and Treasurer Hella Wessels, replacing Eugene Zimmerman after 15 years in alternating leadership.

Calvary Lutheran Church Julia Wagner Toni Michaels Adeline Guizat Eugene Zimmerman Jenny Wagner John Wagner Hella Wessels

Eastern Star visit to Electa Chapter in Newark

Hillside Chapter 192 members will attend worthy matrons night at Electa Chapter Newark after a brief meeting at Masonic Hall tomorrow. The fourth district meeting dinner Saturday at Century Masonic Temple South Orange will be attended by Ernest Trubenbach worthy patron and Helen Wood associate matron with Miss Ernéstine Truben served as worthy matron and her father as worthy patron.

Hillside Order of the Eastern Star Electa Newark Masonic Hall Century Masonic Temple South Orange Ernéstine Trubens Ernest Trubenbach Helen Wood

Meetings Slated By Women's Groups

Ewald Dietz of Millburn talks on synthetic stones at Hillside Woman's Club on Tuesday February 19 at 1 39 p m at Maple Hall Hostesses include Mrs Henry Zeigler and others A second meeting February 21 features Miss Alice Holand Elizabeth librarian reviewing current books Hostesses for that event led by Mrs Schaub include Mrs Harlow Curtis and others A theatre party is planned for April by the department.

Ewald Dietz Millburn American ‘Home Department Hillside Woman's Club Maple Hall Henry Zeigler Stanley Weston Lyman Ware Burnett Straus William Stark Philip Schaub Robert McNamara Fine Arts Department Alice Holand Elizabeth Schaub Harlow Curtis Evin Barnes Albert Lucas Arthur B. Kirk Frank Clark Frederick Brengel Mel Namara Thomas Dwyer William Sweetland

Sinai Ladies Plan Lunch Card Party

Sinai Congregation Sisterhood will hold a spring luncheon and card party Wednesday, March 19, at 12 30 p.m. at the synagogue on 1531 Mapie Avenue. There will be door prizes and table prizes, with Mrs Manuel Pogash and Mrs Emanuel Eichler as co chairmen.

Legion Dance At War Memorial Building

The first dance at the War Memorial Building will be held tomorrow evening under Hurden-Looker Post 60, American Legion and its auxiliary. It is a valentine dance with Al Senz and his orchestra. Walter Howell is general chairman and Mrs Stacia Attison co chairman. Eugene Kulakowski directs the program with a committee including Henry Groh Wilbur Willms Charle Wood Lyn Beardslee Dr H Irving Dunn Larry Goldsmith Harry Weinstein Mrs Helen Willis Mrs Aileen Prince Mrs Arthur Seale Mrs Evelyn Howell and Mrs Carl Auber.

New War Veterans Memorial Building Hurden-Looker Post Hurden-Looker Post 60 American Legion al Senz Walter Howell Stacia Attison Cochairman Eugene Kulakowski Henry Groh Wilbur Willms Charle Wood Lyn Beardslee H. Irving Dunn Larry Goldsmith Harry Weinstein Helen Willis Aileen Prince Arthur Seale Evelyn Howell Carl Auber

Fiftieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Anton Zymont

The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Anton Zymont was celebrated with a reception at VFW Hall Bloy Street after a high mass at Holy Trinity Church Newark. The couple, longtime Hillside residents, married in 1902 in Lithuania and lived in Newark before moving to Hillside with three daughters and five grandchildren.

Anton Zymont St. Louis Avenue VFW_ Hall Bloy Street Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church Newark Lithuania Hillside Zymont Ronnie la Spada Mae Laurie Annette Pekar Linden

P T A Plans for Spring At Hillside Avenue School

Hillside Avenue School P T A outlined spring plans at an executive board meeting. A T shirt sale will run after March, with a cake sale and a trip to the United Nations building in New York planned. Mrs William Stark named vice president pro tem. Mrs Henry Malmgreen moved to Newark. Mrs Lillian Schimmel named pre school chairman.

Hillside Avenue P.T.A United Nations New York William Stark Henry Malmgreen Newark Lillian Schimmel

Children Damage House At 280 Hillside Avenue

Police report a vacant home at 280 Hillside Avenue owned by Louis Zimmerman was damaged this week by a group of children. A wrecking contractor, mistaken for another property, began work and removed part of the roof before stopping. The incident was reported by Mrs Lily Duboff Zimmerman’s daughter who lives next door.

Hillside Avenue Louis Zimmerman Lily Duboff Zimmerman

Recreation Center Adds Sewing Class

A sewing class formed at Hillside Recreation Center under Mrs. Samuel Carroccia with students Jean Foster Mary Lou Robertozzi Harrie Feinstein Margretta Dempsey Phyllis Durosky Eileen Lynch and Helen Fulmer. They are making dresses to model. The cooking class prepared steak with trimmings for invited boys including John Sledak Malvin Pell Peter Marion Paul Symanski Gus Bruger Jimmy Laurie and Jack Konzelmann.

Hillside Recreation Center Samuel Carroccia Jean Foster Mary Lou Robertozzi Harrie Feinstein Margretta Dempsey Phyllis Durosky Eileen Lynch Helen Fulmer Patty Price Harriet Feinstein Virginia Yeanall John Sledak Malvin Pell Peter Marion Paul Symanski Gus Bruger Jimmy Laurie Jack Konzelmann

Founders Day Luncheon Attended by Local PTA Leaders

Mrs. Milton M. Lilien and Mrs. Ernest Schickedanz led High School PTA delegations at the Founders Day luncheon held last week at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth. The event honored PTA leaders including chair Mrs. Albert Scaceia with international relations duties.

Milton M. Lilien Ernest Schickedanz International Relations Albert Scaceia P.T.A Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Elizabeth

Brownie Investiture and Flag Dedication Service

Brownie Troop 120 held investiture and flag dedication ceremonies sponsored by Calvin Coolidge School P T A. Mrs Ida Rubinetti presented a flag to Brownie Kathleen Jablonski as thirteen new members joined under Mrs Dorothy Heon. Year pins went to nine Patrol 1 members including Kathleen Jablonski and Lorraine Casper.

Brownie Calvin Coolidge School P.T.A Ida Rubinetti Girlcoat Kathleen Jablonski Dorothy Heon Carol Ballard Betty Ann Bachna Kathleen Davis Diane Drake Mary Ann Duffy Anna Gonsalves Pas Green Genevieve Morgane J Nostra Mary Ann Palfi Carol Palehlopek Evalee Shuhala Martha Stump Patrol 1 Lorraine Casper Jasqueline Heon Sandra Kolski Joyce Mason Karen Miller Janet Rubinetti Helen Pulchlopek Angela Scarola

Hillside Township to Sell Lots to Sun Tube Corp

The Hillside Township Committee will meet Feb 19 1952 to consider The Sun Tube Corporation offer to purchase Lots 3 4 5 6 in Block 117% on the Hillside tax maps with a 56 foot frontage on Long Avenue for 1880 dollars net. A 268 dollar cash payment is due Feb 18 and 1512 by April 4 1952.

Hoplusida Hillaide North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey Sun Tube Corporation Long Avenue State of New Jersey Howard J. Bloy

Peter Fischer Dies Pioneer Auto Dealer

Peter Fischer former Hillside auto dealer and pioneer in moving pictures has died at 83 or 84 after a five week illness. He founded Gorman P. Fischer Inc. at 1146 North Broad Street and helped Hillside gain its first moving picture shows. He leaves two sons and three grandchildren. Burial and services are announced with details.

Peter Fischer North Broad Street George M. Runner Hillside Presbyterian Church Haeberley and Barth Pine Avenue Union Evergreen Cemetery Fischer Germany Sag Harbor L. 1 Newark Frelinghuysen Avenue Hillside Gorman P. Fischer

Starling Flees Police HQ After Brief Detainment

A starling escaped capture after a brief stoppage at Police Headquarters Tuesday morning. Custodian Paul Gustav, dusting the fourth room, heard a rattling noise from a fireplace and the bird swooped by his head then perched on the judge’s bench before escaping via a window opened by Desk Sergeant Lawrence Treger. The feathered visitor then flew toward Evergreen Cemetery. CYO Valentine Dance Planned By Christ the King Church In Church Hall February 14.

Starling Paul Gustav Remov Gustav Lawrence Treger Evergreen Cemetery

Hillside Public Notice of Real Estate Offer

The Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey will meet February 19 1952 to consider Albert Schoen Inc bid to buy Lots 309 and 310 in Block 169 13 on Winans Avenue fronting 55.51 feet for 35 per front foot total 1042 85 plus a 5 commission to Schoen. If accepted, closing by April 1953 with bond and mortgage move, otherwise deposit may be forfeited.

HIP OF Hillside Hillside Tuesaday Municival North Bron Street New Jersey Albert Sehoen, Inc Behal Willside Filouk Winans Avenue Albert Schoen Tnc State of New Jersey Albert Schoen, Inc Toownship Committee Howard J. Blivy Clenk

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