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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1952

Page

6

Hillside Times Publisher and Contact Details

Hillside Times in Hillside New Jersey lists editorship by Sidney Silverstein and Robert Kaplan with a 1926 posting. It notes publication Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street and offers US subscriptions at 2.50 yearly with 5 cent copies.

Elizabeth New Jersey North Broad Street Hillside Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Iss Robert Kaplan Telephone-Waverly

Q and A on Civil Defense by Leonard Dreyfuss

A series of civil defense Q and A covers actions during air raids. Housewives are advised to stay home or seek shelter, keep calm in crowds, assist after blasts, and avoid phones to keep lines open for emergencies. Mutual aid links communities, and conventional bombs are deemed unlikely targets compared with atomic threats.

Leonard Dreyfuss Civil Defense Newark U.S.S.R United States

Public Service No 10 Bus Reaches Newark Line for Single Fare

Times Past Hillside residents used the Public Service No 10 bus toward Newark to reach the Newark line for a single fare, cutting out the North Broad street and Ridgway avenue limit. The 1932 budget forecast a township tax rate drop with a 16 point post in the school budget. The class of 1924 to 1928 hosted the first annual All time Alumni Homecoming game with the high school varsity. Photographs documented all babies at Harden Locker School Baby Welfare Clinic. A National Thespians chapter, Troupe 209, was active.

Hillside Newark North Broad Street Ridgway Avenue Harden-Locker School The National Thespians Troupe 209

Township Committees Convene Amid Local Measures

An assembly of Township Committees held a phased agenda including a three year recorder ship for Judge Emil A Herrigel and a separate major department for each member. Runyon and Carey Newark Engineers reported a possible water rate reduction to the Joint Municipal Water Rates Committee. Ellam installed as commander of Gen Hugh L Sebastian Cary No 22 US War Veterans at VEW. Hillside Lions Club supported restoring pay cuts for school and township employees. Junior Women’s Club backed establishing a vocational school in Union County possibly Hillside.

Emil A. Herrigel Runyon and Carey Newark Engineers Municipal Alexander Ellam Hugh L. Sebtty Cary No. 22 United Spanish War Veterans VEW Hillside Lions Club Innion County Hillside Junior Woman's Club

Proclamation urges safe driving during 1952 holidays Hillside

Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick appeals to all Hillside residents to uphold high safety standards on highways, industry sites, and homes during the holiday season and the New Year. He warns against wasteful habits and aims to curb preventable accidents through public responsibility and sober driving practices. The proclamation is dated January 2, 1952.

Robert C. Kirkpatrick Hillside

Jury Calls Reach Hillside Residents For Service

Jury notices were sent to Hillside residents including Johnny Sutton Leo Sternberg Paul Didylowski Andrew Deutsch Victor Babish and several others through January 12. The list also mentions Mrs Iren Bauer Joseph Biasi Helen Dieroff Le Roy Smith Mary Skarl and Alan Friedman visiting from the University of Florida at Gainesville.

Hillside Johnny Sutton Fitzpatrick Leo Sternberg Dover Avenue Paul Didylowski Harcen Street Andrew Deutsch Woodruff Place Victor Babish Hillside Avenue Irené Bauer Virginia Street Joseph W. Biasi Harvard Avenue Helen E Dieroff Oakwood Avenue le Roy G. Smith Crescent Avenue Mrs Mary Skarl Hiawatha Avenue

Hillside Servicemen Report For Duty In Army Air Forces

Four Hillside youths are in basic training with the 9th Infantry Division at Port Dix. Names include Louis B. Fischman Michael Powell Walter E Hulsen and James T Ackerman. Pfe Charles W Van Hart Jr departed for Camp Stoneman California to serve as an aircraft electrician with the 1497th Fighter Squadron, Mobile Training Group Chanute AFB. Lt Col Henry A Orban arrives at Fifth Air Force HQ Korea as Director of Operations Services.

Hillside 9Th Infantry Division Port Dix Co. 60Th Louis B. Fischman Harryl. Fischman Bailey Avenue Michael Powell Mary Powell Baltimore Avenue Walter E. Hulsen Mary Hulsen Bunn Street James T. Ackerman Mary Ackerman Sweetland Avenue Pfe Charles W. van Hart, Jr Charles W. van Hart Coe Avenue Camp Stoneman California 1497Th Mobile Training Group Chanute AF Base van. Hart Air Force Sheppard Texas Parks Air’ College St. Louis Chanute Fifth Air Force Korea Henry A. Orban N. J Fifth Ier Force

World War II Veteran Col Orban Receives High Honors

World War II veteran Colonel Orban earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters after 26 heavy bomber missions totaling 190 combat hours. He is the son of Mr Stefan Orban of Norris Avenue McCook Nebraska, and his wife Jacqueline and children Kathleen and Deborah reside at the same address.

Orban Stefan Orban Norris Avenue McCook Nebraska Jacqueline Kathleen Deborah

Engagement Announced for Miss Jeannette Rupp

Mr and Mrs Herman Rupp of 146 Virginia Street announce the engagement of their daughter Jeannette to Cpl Harry Kundrat Jr USAF son of Mr and Mrs H Kundrat of 57 Elizabeth Avenue Cranford He is a Regional High School graduate from Spring and she is a Hillside High School alumna employed by Westinghouse Electric Corp in town

Herman Rupp Virginia Street Jeanette Cpl Harry Kundrat, Jr USAF H. Kundrat Elizabeth Avenue Cranford Hillside High School Westinghouse Electric Corporation Regional

Airman Attends Union Junior College and Rutgers University

The individual is stationed at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi after attending Union Junior College and Rutgers University.

Wesleyan Service Guild Marks Third Anniversary

The Wesleyan Service Guild at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church will observe its third anniversary at the regular meeting Monday January 7 at 8 p.m. Guest of honor will be Mrs Burton Blaizier a founder and active member. Devotions by Miss Velma Crook a film Wings to the World on missionary work in South America will be shown. Hostesses are Mrs John Hamilton Mrs Douglas Trousdell and Mrs Charles Page.

Wesleyan Service Guild Franklin Memorial ~ Methodist Church Burton Blaizier Velma Crook South America John Hamilton Douglas Trousdell Charles Page

Hillside chapter events include education meeting and dance

Last day to register for Board of Education election is noted along with February 11 Hillside Boosters meeting and February 13 annual school district meeting to elect Board of Education members and discuss the 1952 3 budget. A February 16 Valentine dance by the Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association is also listed.

Hillside O.E.S Rotary Club Ninth District Civic Association Board of Education Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge Junior Woman’s Club Hillside Boosters Liberty Avenue Businessmen’s Association

Duration Of Polio Drive Is Doubled

Emanuel Gersten of the March of Dimes announces a doubled polio fundraising drive in Hillside and nationwide. The period runs to month’s end as the National Foundation battles four years of debt from rising polio incidence and costs.

Maren of Dimes Gersten Hillside Emanuel Gersten March of Dimes National Foundation

Property Transfers and Bond Purchase Notice

Transfers list multiple real estate deeds including Mary Ann and Irving Lacave to Paul and Mrs Syancara on Salem Avenue 262.12 feet from Hollywood Avenue and Henry Nussbaum Inc to Max High on Windsor Way 280 feet from Westminster Avenue. Also notes Windsor Way parcels and 130 to 355 feet from Westminster Avenue and a group led by Angelo Immorato to buy bonds and keep them.

Mary Ann Irving T. Lacave Paul Syancara Salem Avenue Hollywood Avenue Henry Nussbaum, Inc Max High Windsor Way Westminster Avenue Nathan’Tolchinsky Henty Nussbaum Eli Burkam Mrs. Ben

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