Township adds three assistant attorneys to speed tax foreclosures
Township names Allan L. Tumarkin Anton A. Vit and Samuel Gooen as new assistant attorneys while Ellsworth J. Sterner is reappointed. Mayor Holsing says four fee based attorneys expand efforts on tax liens and foreclosures to clear title to vacant land and improve ratables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan L. Tumarkin
Anton A. Vit
Samuel Gooen
Ellsworth J. Sterner
Gooen
James J. Holsing
Holsing
Health Board Sets 2-Point Program
John M. Brown, elected president, outlines board aims to eliminate odors and dust and revise the plumbing code. Dr. Henry J. Konzelmann praises Hillside’s health record and immunization rate as the board strives to maintain public health, establish an isolation hospital for polio, and outline fiscal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
John M. Brown
Coe Avenue
Brown
Henry J. Konzelmann
Hillside
Konzelmann
Samuel M. Jowitt
New Jersey
James J. Helsing
Health official appointments announced for year
Health Head Jowitt appointed secretary and health officer for one year. Lillian Lotting and Joan Peitz named child hygiene nurses. Benjamin Sommer designated plumbing inspector. Meetings will continue on the third Wednesday each month with special sessions at the president’s call.
Town officials weigh options for a new town hall
The New Year’s Day reorganization meeting sparked talk of a new township town hall. Mayor Helsing cautioned no action without public backing and discussion with civic groups. Proposals include using Hillside and Liberty sites, selling current land for cheaper Hillside land from Bristol-Myers Co, or renovating the present building, with veterans memorial plans also under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Holsing
Hillside
Liberty Avenues
Hillside Avenue
Bristol-Myers Co
Police and Firemen Add 10 Posts to Town Budget
Four new Police Department members and six new Fire Department members were appointed by the Township Committee New Year’s Day. Effective January 16 with a six month probation, starting pay is 2700 annually, totaling 27000 for new salaries. Appointees include William C. Dieroff John W Moynihan Arthur L. Seale Franklyn Weber Earl J. Brunner Francis W. Caswell Raymond J. Colandrea Peter A. Ferrigno Richard S. Floyd and Lawrence J. Seifert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Fire Department
William C. Dieroff
John W Moynihan
Arthur L. Seale
Franklyn Weber
Earl J. Brunner
Francis W. Caswell
Raymond J. Colandrea
Peter A. Ferrigno
Richard S. Floyd
Lawrence J. Seifert
Edward B. Miller Seeks Hillside School Board Seat
Edward B. Miller, president of the Hillside Heights Civic Association and a 22-year New Jersey State Highway Department engineer, announced his candidacy for the Hillside Board of Education. A veteran War Department radar site surveyor, he aims to bring independent views to Hillside education and pledges to resist proposals he deems not in the town’s best interests. He also holds roles in local PTA and Cub Scouts and teaches at Second Reformed Church. The Hillside Republican Club will elect officers January 9 at Hillside Presbyterian Church with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Miller
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Board of Education
New Jersey State Highway Department
Highway Department
War Department
Army Signal Corps
Atlantic Seaboard
Cub Pack
Calvin Coolidge P.T.A
Second Reformed Church
Irvington
Miller
Hillside
Wayne
Karen
Calvin Coolidge
G.O.P
Hillside Republican Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church
King
Holsing
Oneil
Brown
Republican County Committee
John W. King
Krug
Farber’s Grove
Springfield
Holsing Reelect mayor and Oneil as Public Safety chairman
Holsing is reelected mayor at the Hillside Township reorganization meeting on New Year’s Day. Oneil becomes Public Safety chairman while Brown takes Health Committee chair. Hale remains finance chair. King to Veterans Affairs with Brown and Oneil on related posts. several officials named to boards and depositories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Oneil
Coe Avenue School
James J. Holsing
Benjamin Hale
Oneil
Public Safety
John M. Brown
Brown
Raymond R. King
King
Hale
Youth Guidance Council
Veterans Affairs
Emil A. Herrigel
Henry Kreh Jr
Harry Schnabel
Milton M. Lilien
Arthur L. Theurer
Howard J. Bley
Arthur Riche
Fred W. Orloff
Louis Ortstein
Walter Borneman
William J.robin
James Duffy
Harry C. Meltzer
Carl Strebinger
Irving G. Dunn
Howard J. Bloy
George M. Runner
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Urges Doubling Polio Donations Campaign Drive
Emanuel Gersten urges a doubled 1950 March of Dimes effort from January 16 to 31 to undo infantile paralysis in history. He cites 1949 as the worst year with over 40 000 affected and calls for coin collectors and local retailers to bolster the emergency drive by displaying collectors and soliciting contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Emanuel Gersten
Gersten
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Waverly
Styler Takes Executive VP Post at Flemington National Bank
Fred W. Styler Jr. of 37 Virginia Street begins as executive vice president of Flemington National Bank. He plans to move with wife Ellen and daughters Janet and Barbara to 17 Main Street within two weeks. Styler, former Hillside National Bank cashier and Union County Trust Company veteran, is a Rutgers banking graduate and ex-president of Elizabeth branch. He was honored recently by former associates at the Townley Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Styler, Jr
Virginia Street
Hillside National Bank
Flemington National Bank
Flemington
Main
Ellen T. Styler
Janet
Barbara Styler
F. W. Styler
Webster Avenue
Roselle Park
Elizabeth i
Battin High School
Elizabeth
Equitable Trust Company
New York City
Union County Trust Company
Styler
School of Banking
Rutgers University
American Institute of Banking
Bristol-Myers To Sell Vacant Company Homes
Bristol-Myers plans removal and sale of two pre-fabricated homes on Hillside Avenue after tenants transfer to other company offices. Plant manager William M. Bristol III says five year township permits require future removal. Albert Schoen, Inc. of 1450 North Broad Street is among agents in contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Myers Co
Hillside Avenue
William M. Bristol
Bristol
Albert Schoen
Card of Thanks for Sergei Tarnoff
The bereaved family thanks neighbors relatives and friends for consolation and floral tributes after the death of Sergei Tarnoff. They also thank Connecticut Farms Post 35 American Legion Union and Davenport Hill Post 1722 WWII Hillside and their Ladies Auxiliaries the school faculty and basketball team Coach Joseph Silver and the Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnoff
Sergei Tarnoff
Connecticut Farms
American Legion
Union
Davenport-Hill
W.F.W
Hillside
Joseph Silver
Police
Hillside Considers New Town Hall as Space Runs Tight
At a New Year meeting Mayor James J. Helsing outlined plans to start a new Hillside town hall and possibly include a public library. The project aims for construction by year end, with public input and ongoing talks with civic groups. In the meantime the township will rent extra space to relieve cramped municipal quarters. The mayor warned of a potential slight tax rise to fund capital costs, though ratables may offset some costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
James J. Solsing
Coe Avenue
Ee Hume
Maple Avenue
Helsing
Board of Education
La Tora Named Supreme Deputy Inspector of Cooties
Frank J. La Tora of 118 Frances Place is appointed Supreme Deputy Inspector for the Supreme Pup Order of the Cootie, representing the third district covering New York New Jersey and Connecticut. He has long held posts in American Legion and VFW organizations and is a member of the Salaam Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. la Tora
Frances | Place
Supreme Pup Order of the Cootie
Veterans of For
Eign Wars
la Tora
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Harden-Looker
American Legion
Davenport-Dill
V.F.W
County Legion
Seam Squirrel
Military Order of the Cootie
Salaam Legion of Honor
Veterans
Salaam Temple
A.A.O.N.M.S
Change Carrier Reported Stolen at Rahner Gas Station
Paul Fischer reports theft of a change carrier containing about $20 from Rahner Gas Station at Route 29 and Harding Terrace race. Two teenage boys on bicycles questioned him at about 8 10 p.m. and the carrier vanished when he returned to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahner Gas Station
Route 29
Harding Terrace
Paul Fischer
Belleville Terrace
Belleville
Fischer
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Allan L, Tumarkin
Health Board
Sat Whatson
Growney Funeral Home
John J. Growney
N. Broad St
N. J
Harden St
Mattresf Products
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
Hollywood
Starko’s Liquor Store
Liberty
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
American Flyer
Flemington Bank
Fred W. Styler Jr
Bristol-Myers
Walter R. Lee
SALEM _AVE
Bellows & Company
Maple Av
Walter Leibo
Leibo
Emma Wknox
TOBIA
Hillside Appliance. Co
Jaberty Ave
Broad St
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