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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1951

Page

2

Township selects new attorney as assistants named

The township party line vote approved appointing a new township attorney and four assistants. Democrats urged nonpartisan picks and highlighted Mrs. Adele Braelow Luftman as a qualified independent candidate, while Republicans backed names including Henry Goldhor, Arthur Dienst, Charles Wagner, Walter Leibe, Sidney Birnbaum, George Fischler, Samuel Gooen, and Alan Tumarkin.

Kirkpatrick Conford Henry Goldhor Adele Braelow Luftman Oneil Goldhor Luftman Arthur Dienst Charles Wagner Walter Leibe Sidney Birnbaum George S. Fischler Samuel Gooen Alan L. Tumarkin Township Committee Wit Fischler Hale Pischter White Roof Maxwell M. Fischler Maple Avenue GOP Dienst Gooen Tumarkin TS Centre

Improper Turning Cause Of Mishaps

Raymond R. King, chairman of Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, notes improper turns are the fifth leading cause of highway mishaps. He warns that wrong turns at intersections drive traffic delays and hazards, urges careful driving in icy February conditions and calls road markings helpful but driver vigilance essential.

Raymond R. King Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee King

Local Recruits and Fort Dix Training

Three Hillside recruits who arrived at Fort Dix have completed conversion to military status and are assigned to Company 1 of the 39th Infantry Regiment. They are Joseph J. MacDonald of 244 Clark Street Edward Zemanovich of 410 Blay Street and John A. Hale of 1456 Maple Avenue.

Fort Dix 39Th Infantry Regiment Joseph J. MacDonald Clark Street Edward Zemanovich Blay Street John A. Hale Maple Avenue

Boy Scout Injured In Paper Drive Crash

Anton Rechner Jr aged 12, of 536 Locust Avenue, was struck by a car driven by Louis Torsiello on Paul Street near Sweetland Avenue while assisting a paper drive for Boy Scout Troop 92. He sustained knee and nose injuries, treated by police doctor Dr Milton M Lilien, and released.

Boy Scout Troop 92 Anton Rechner, Jr Locust Avenue Louis Torsiello

American Heart Week Set With City and State Proclamations

The 1951 Hillside Heart Fund chair Abraham Mankowitz announces a public education push during American Heart Week from February 11 to 18 to dispel fear of heart disease and promote healthier practices. Proclamations by Mayor Raymond R. King and Governor Cris Coll designate the period for civic club fraternal school groups to observe.

Abraham Mankowitz Hillside Heart Fund Raymond R. King Cris‘coll

Hillside drives $2,500 Heart Fund during February

The Hillside campaign supports a nationwide February drive by the American Heart Association and affiliates to fund research education and community cardiac services. Man kowicz notes the week containing St Valentine’s Day marks Heart Fund work and public education on heart disease.

American Heart Association Mankowitz

Residents Receive Degrees At U. Of P.

Seymour H. Miller of 1513 Liberty Avenue and Leonard W. Garner of 912 Westminster Avenue were among 800 graduates at a midwinter convocation in Irvine Auditorium, Miller earning a BA and Garner a BS in economics.

Seymour H. Miller Liberty Avenue Leonard W. Garner Westminster Avenue University of Pennsylvania Irvine Auditorium Miller Garner

Gas Station Burglary Ends With Shots Fired

Police pursued a burglary at a service station on Conant Street where a thief armed with intent to steal $15 fled through a rear door after a neighbor alerted authorities. A description noted a young man about five eight with curly hair. he disappeared on Hollywood Avenue.

Conant Street Joseph Katz Sanford Avenue Jepson Goheen Hollywood Avenue

Hillside Youths Become Recruits At Newark Station

Recent recruits at the USA and USAF Recruiting Service in Newark include Donald Totten of 1138 Church Street Frederic M Compher Jr of 33 Looker Street and Robert G Proctor of 252 Sanford Avenue all graduates of Hillside High School Totten and Compher were Upsala College and University of South Carolina students respectively while Proctor worked as an apprentice tool and die maker at the American Can Company.

USA & Usaf Newark Donald Totten Church Street Frederic M. Compher, Jr Looker Street Robert G. Proctor Sanford Avenue Hillside High School Totten Compher Upsala College University of South Carolina Proctor American Can Company

Austin Nichols & Co Leases New 18000 Sq Ft Building

Austin Nichols & Co. has completed a long term lease for a brick and steel 18000 square foot building on 1430 Chestnut Avenue with private Lehigh Valley Rail siding and an extra acre for parking. The property lies in Chestnut Avenue’s industrial area and will be used for liquor distribution offices and warehouse space. The deal, brokered for Austin Nichols by Ehlermann and Ahrens of New York and for M.O.F. Realty Co. by Mayer and Mayer of Newark, reflects the company’s shift from groceries to liquor.

Austin Nichols & Company Chestnut Avenue MacFy Realty Co Lehigh Valley Railroad M.O.F. Realty Co Austin Nichols &, Company America Austin Nichols Company Ehlermann & Ahrens New York Mayer & Mayer Newark

Township Notes House for Sale Ad

Real estate listing notes a house for sale with contact Theresa M. Bensen, Broker, WA 6-4240-Adv for quick results.

Theresa M. Bensen

Library at Hillside School Boosts Student Reading Interest

The George Wagington School branch library, praised by Principal William Krautblatt and PTA president Mrs Isadore M Jacobs, stimulates social studies curiosity and reading in all grades. Teachers note boosts in expression through books, art, and reference use. PTA volunteers transport books from Hillside Avenue Library to the second floor.

George Wagington William Krautblatt Isadore M. Jacobs Schoo P.T.A Krautblatt Jacobs Hillside Hillside Avenue P.T.A

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