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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
8
Local ad lists Karl Abelhoer at 234 Longue in Hillside WA offering tinning roofing and siding services with contact details. Short entry emphasizes repairs and installations.
Hillside Lodge 1514 B nai B r ith completes plans for a community breakfast at Sinai Congregation on Sunday January 18 at 10 am Guest speaker will be Abraham Arenman president of the Noville in New Jersey Council. Max Schleifer and Charles Rausch head arrangements. A veterans night at Lyons Hospital is set for January 30. Initiation ceremonies for new members January 21 were announced by Col Harry Luftman and Herman Arlin.
Henry Morgenthau Jr former Treasury secretary will be guest of honor at the 10000 A Table dinner Monday evening January 14 at the Essex House Newark sponsored by the Suburban Division of the Essex County Committee Bonds of the Israel Government. Benjamin Berkowitz is committee member of 1605 Clinton Place.
The Hillside Union County New Jersey Board of Education announces a public hearing on the 1964-53 budget for the Hillside School District. The session will be at 8:00 p.m. Thursday in the Administration Building at 195 Virginia Street Hillside. The complete budget will be available for examination at the District Clerk's office during normal business hours through January 24 1962.
Charles H Berger a well known Elizabeth educator and Hillside resident announces candidacy for the Board of Education. He lives at 1522 Schley Street with his wife and two children and has taught social studies at Battin High School for 16 years. He lectures at Newark College Preparatory School and directs a children's summer camp while pursuing a doctorate at NYU.
Col Luftman announces a local Eisenhower for President movement in Hillside and Union County. An organizing body aims to field 21 municipality delegates to the Republican National Convention, with potential opposition slate if state GOP does not cooperate. He reports a terrific response and invites more participants.
Mrs. George Béuer Jr was elected president of the Rosary Society of St. Catherine's Church. Also chosen were Mrs Raymond Tove as vice president Mrs Walter Rabin as secretary and Mrs Joseph Daly as treasurer. A bake sale for the new school fund is planned for January 27 after morning mass with Mrs Genevieve Boyne as chairwoman. The next meeting is set for February 6.
The betrothal of Miss Elsie Kaulfers to Raymond R. Ryne, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ryne of 1464 Bond Street, Elizabeth, has been announced by her parents. Elsie Kaulfers is a Battin High School graduate employed at Singer Manufacturing. Ryne attended Keyport and Hillside schools and is an officer for the State of New Jersey stationed in South Jersey.
Pvt. Lloyd M. Lippin 23 son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Lippin 217 Winans avenue receives basic training at Camp Kilmer. A Hillside High School graduate he worked as an automobile dealer before enlistment.
A fire at Lionel Corporation damaged a quonset hut inside the plant around 6 am. Fire Chief August Davies cited a cigarette or short circuit as possible causes. Firefighters stayed after 9 am to continue dousing the hut with hydrant pressure while the watchman reported the flames.
Campaign chair Franuel Gersten appeals for immediate and larger contributions to support polio relief through the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. He cites rising cases and debt, urging gifts to the March of Dimes at 1813 Liberty Avenue to ensure care for all polio patients.
Announcement made New Year’s Day reveals the engagement of Miss Lillian Lehman daughter of Mr and Mrs David Lehman of 1600 Maple Avenue to Irving Egeth son of Mrs Rebecca Egeth of Newark The bride elect a Hillside High School graduate works for Casualty Insurance Company Newark The fiancé a Weequahic High School graduate is with the Walter Kidde Company Newark
Frank Ninesling was welcomed by Raymond R. King as head of block wardens replacing Sidney Englander. A three siren time control system will be installed at police HQ to fix dead spots along North Broad Street Bailey Avenue Westminster section and Maple Avenue. A two way link between the control center and Hollywood Avenue firehouse will be set up with 16 local ham operators. Jules Tangel announced plans for 30 senior Boy Scouts to train in first aid for the medical unit. Scouts will distribute the state's first aid publication this week. The council urged building trade knowledge to join the demolition and clearance squad which is short of carpentry plumbing and electricity skills. Dr Wayne Branom thanked the police auxiliary for support with schools and traffic and emergency duties.
Transfers show Mr and Mrs William S Campbell to William S Campbell and Nancy W Simpson of Le land Place with property described as 110 10 feet from Fairview Place. Notice to Creditors for estate of William J BIC under Surrogate Charles A Opto Sr demands claims within six months else barred. attorney Edwin J C Joerg 24 Commerce St Newark NJ handles the matter.
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