Parley on Revaluation of Homes in Hillside
Township Committee hears proposal to continue the property re valuation program with a third phase for residential assessments. Board of Assessors secretary Sidney Englander says industrial and commercial revaluation are complete and asks for approval to finish. An additional appropriation may be needed for the same expert appraisal method. Mayor Gu ral wants a conference before discussion. The panel also weighs special benefits for municipal parking lot land costs. Adele Bradow to prepare 1.1 million dollar town hall bond issue, 20 to 25 year term, planned for February. Temporary budget set at 289209.25 until 1956 budget adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Board of Assessors
Sidney Englander
Waglander
William Gural
Emanual Gersten
Adele Bradow
Polio Shots Gain Three Year Good For Allay Parental Anxiety
Health Officer Samuel M. Jowitt told the Board of Health that the first polio shot remains effective for three years and may be indefinitely effective. With many parents seeking the second inoculation, he said serum from the State Department of Health is unavailable and private firms will be asked to supply it. Nurses cited 76 percent effectiveness for the first shot, 85 percent for the second, and 95 percent for the third. To date 1,866 children aged kindergarten through 14 have had the first shot while only 249 received the second. The board also discussed legal health examinations for titers and the GV Service Commission, with five applicants and a salary range of 6500 to 7500. The Highway Commission will remove debris at the North Avenue bridge over the Elizabeth River, with Special Attorney Dienst investigating agency responsibility. In President Winston’s absence, Vice President Kaplan presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Jowitt
Board of Health
Jowitt
State Department of Health
Lyle G. Cook
Biologics
Lillian Sottung
Esther Qwise
GV Service Commission
State Highway Commission
North Avenue
Elizabeth River
Arthur E. Dienst
Adolph A. Winston
Robert L. Kaplan
Hillside Republican Club Elects Officers and Plans Spring Dance
Officers of the Hillside Republican Club were elected Monday night in Polish American Hall. Re elected were Joli W. Kus president Rose Lampe 2nd vice Lillia Capra recording Douglas J. Haviland treasurer and Mrs Jean Noble corresponding secretary. Others elected were Kenneth Nick vice president and David Kizuma sergeant at arms. Trustees for three years were Hyman Schulman John G. Walsh and Arthur Lapp Albert Benninger spoke on county government Freeholder George W Herlich of Hillside announced he would seek reelection. Plans were made for a Spring dance with Mrs Noble chair and Lapp co chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Joli W. Kus
Rose Lampe
Lillia Capra
Douglas J. Haviland
Jean Noble
Kenneth Nick
David Kizuma
Hyman Schulman
John G. Walsh
Arthur Lapp
Albert Benninger
Board of Freeholders
Rumors of merged school posts and health officer race
Local chatter ties retirement of Henry Singe and Jean White to a possible dual job at the Board of Education with a higher salary. Jean Giordano may seek the Health Officer post vacated by Samuel M. Jowitt. Five applications exist, with qualifications noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O.P
Grod
Henry Singe
Board of Education
Jean A. White
Shere
Ends Thirty Years' At Hillside Bank
Harvey W. Peace, vice president of Hillside National Bank, celebrated his 30th anniversary with the bank. He began as a file clerk on January 4, 1926, later becoming bookkeeper, savings teller, commercial teller, note teller, assistant cashier in 1940, cashier in 1942, assistant vice president in 1947, and vice president in 1950. He serves as treasurer of the Hillside Industrial Association and is active in local fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Peace
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Industrial Association
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Hillside Lodge
A. M
Hill
Side Lodge
B. P.O, Elks
March Of Dimes Proclamation For Polio Drive Announced
Mrs Jack Lager chairwoman of the Mothers March on Polio announced the drive will be held Tuesday January 31 Volunteers are still needed and contact details are provided for Mrs Lager and co chairmen Mrs Leonard Friedman and Mrs Morris Moskowitz Also thanked are Mrs Jean Radter and the Hillside Chapter Hadassah executive board for envelope addressing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lager
Pollo
Leonard Friedman
Morris Moskowits
Lager
Jean Radter
Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Hillside Avenue PTA Nominating Group Set
At Hillside Avenue School a PTA executive board meeting appointed a nominating committee for the coming year. Founders Day lunch on February 1 will feature seven board members including Dr Waller Krumbiegel. The Shanty Shack dance on January 21 will be chaperoned by several couples. A parent social on February 8 at 8 pm invites all parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
P.T.A
Waller
Krumbiegel
Solderships
Milton Caris
Ernest Mintz
Employee Injured in Mundel Cork Corp Plant Accident
Buena Lopez, 46, of 501 Bloy Street New York City, suffered a broken jaw and facial injuries when his head became caught between a paddle and a conveyor bar at Mundel Cork Corp plant Tuesday afternoon. He was treated at the scene by Dr. Millon M. Lilien and transported to St Barabas Hospital Newark. Patrolmen Tomcryk and Vistotsky aided until the physician arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Lopez
Menry Street
New York City
Mundel Cork Gorp
Bloy Street
Lope
Millon
M. Lilien
Herttug Promoted to Cashier at Hillside National Bank
Oliver F Herttug of 498 Malcolm road Union was elevated Monday night from assistant cashier to cashier at Hillside National Bank. The move fills the vacancy created two months earlier when David Morrison became a vice president. Mrs Fred Orloff, president of the Sunshine Club, presented flowers to Herttug on his promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F. Herttug
Malcolm Road
Union
Hillside National Bank
David Morrison
Fred Orloff
Sunshine Club
Hertti
Night in Magistrate Court Reveals Jaguar Speeders
In a small town magistrate session, Norman Menard 26 Miami pleaded to speeding 70 in a 40 zone on Route 22 December 24 and was fined 20 plus 15 for an expired Florida license. Eric Rasmussen 22 Newark sped 75 and had license revoked with a 35 fine. Donald McNeil 11 faced reckless driving reduced to careless driving with a 10 fine. Oran Porter 25 Newark got a six month license suspension and 50 fine for speeding 85 on Route 22 December 18. Three others including Dr Joseph McMahon 52 Brooklyn and Alfred Brearley 43 Trenton faced drunken driving charges with fines and license loss. details note extra penalties and odd circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Menard
Bayshore Drive
Miami
Fla
Hiawatha Avenue
Emerson Place
McNeil
Lawrence Lillie
Oran Porter
Birnbaum
Joseph T. McMahon
Linecoln Place
Brooklyn
Newark Airport
Hillside
McMahon
Town Hall
North Broad Street
Police
Alfred Brearley
Cherry Tree Lane
Trenton
Nicholas Geluso
Concord Avenue
Union
School Tax Up and Budget Increases for 1956 57
The district prepares a tentative budget totaling 1 529 812 25 for the 1956 57 school year with a 74 982 50 rise in the present budget. Teacher salaries rise by 81 008. The tax raise spreads over calendar and fiscal year timings, affecting tax points. A public hearing is set for January 25 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Virginia Street
Demonstration Of Mass Rescue Work Plan At Hillside Civil Defense
A mass rescue demonstration is set for Hillside to show Civil Defense rescue techniques in cooperation with medical units. Deputy A Schwartz announces the event for Tuesday January 24 at 8:30 pm near Hillside Ave School, with the rescue tour supervised by Dr J Nevins. Volunteers in wellfire and transport fields are invited at Civil Defense Headquarters 1284 Nordh Broad altvet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense Colwell
Wit
Dy. Rap A.hwartz
Joval Civi Des! Medionnits
Andloniing
Hiiside Avgeline School
Esso Rescie
Commissionar Vo
William Difuono
Civil Defense
Connell
Channery
Fraudulent Check Charge Jails Man in Roselle Park
William Norden, 54, of 227 Chestnut Street Roselle Park, was jailed in default of 600 dollars after being arraigned on a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. Norden, arrested Saturday by Detective Lt Charles Grant and Detective Robert Mason, allegedly obtained 38.50 under false pretenses while working briefly for Clem Diet at a Hillside venue. A detainer was filed by Elizabeth police for passing bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norden
Chest- Nue Street
Roselle Park
Sidney Birnbaum
Norden
Charles Grant
Robert Mason
Clem Diet
Hillside
Grant
Elizabeth
Eiffe Renamed To Red Cross Post
J Raymond Eiffe of 60 Bauer Terrace was reappointed to a second two year term as New Jersey regional fund vice chairman by the American Red Cross. Eiffe serves as assistant to the manager of Esso Standard Oil Company east coast division and works with Donald M Miller of Montclair, national vice chairman of the 1956 Red Cross campaign for juniors and members in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Eiffe
Bauer Terrace
New Jersey Regional Fund
American Red Cross
Eiffe
Esso Standard Oil Company
Donald M Miller
Montlair
Nationw
Red Cross
Junids
New Jersey
1955 Tax and Assessment Totals Reported
Collector John G. Porar this week reported total 1955 collections of taxes and assessments at 2 781 195 30. Total collections were 2 741 213 65 with assignments 30 981 65. December figures show taxes 65 701 41 and assessments 15 445 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Porar
McClow Seeks Reelection To Local School Board
McClow announces plans to seek reelection to the Board of Education. He is a former president and current chairman of the Hillside area committees, editor of The Report Observer, and a longtime media and community leader. He chairs the Community Chest drive, mental health groups, and holds multiple editorial and industry roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teverna
Arnold FH
Hillside
Union County Association For Mental Health
New Jersey Industrial Editors Association
American Association of Industrial Edito
MecClow
Th Brotherhood Week House
Mass Communications Commission
National Council of Christians and Jews
Communion Service For Young Adult Group at St. Catherine's
The Young Adult Group of St. Catherine's Church will receive Holy Communion at the Mass on Sunday January 15. A breakfast will follow after mass at Tome of Miss Judy Nugent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine's Church
Judy Nugent
Missing soccer player Algirdas Jakubaitis sought by police
Police Tuesday issued a teletype for 30 year old Algirdas Jakubaitis of 290 Florence Avenue who was reported missing by his father Pranos Jakubaitis. He allegedly went to Brooklyn Sunday with two Linden men to play at the Metropolitan Oval and did not return home by Tuesday morning. He has not appeared at his usual workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algirdas Jakubaitis
Florence Avenue
Pranos Jakubaitis
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Oval
Jakubaltis
Scholarship Fund Report by Dads Booster Club
The first report shows four scholarships awarded since 1952 four hundred fifty dollars total. two recipients got 150 dollars and two received 100 dollars. Dorothy Lukashinsky 1953 Drew University Philadelphia Temple University 1954 Newark College of Engineering Syracuse 1955 100 were funded by stock and bonds valued at 5880.52. The booster club has donated 3150 since 1952 and major donors include Harry A. Cooper Ruhl L. Custer and Mrs Custer Commissioner Henry Goldhor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads
Dorothy Lukashinsky
Drew University
Madison
Robert J. Healey
Temple University
Philadelphia
Martin Sperber
Newark College of Engineering
Marcia Kula
Syracuse
Harry A. Cooper
Cooper Alloy Corp
Ruhl L. Custer
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Republican Club
Jean Giordano
Henry Groh
Groh
Tom Greene
Irving Schimel
Green
Henry Goldhor
New York
Goldhor
New
Gov. Meyner
Meyer Ellenstein
Mayors Committee
Esther Miller
Compton Terrace
National Air Transport Coordinating Committee
NATCC
Mitchell
Hillside Bank
Mar
Dik
Hillside Avenue
Herttug
Oliver F. Herttua
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Recreation Commission
Central Avenue Field
Clifford Street
Peter G. Humanik
Sosta
Beachers
Red Cross Post
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad
Street Hillside
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Hillside EN
McClow
Scholarship Fund Report
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Age
Tobia’s Appliances
Phas
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