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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

3

Steve Knows About March Of Dimes

The story centers on Steven Knows About March Of Dimes, a six-year-old boy confined to an iron lung since 1949 after bulbar poliomyelitis. His parents from Newark, now at 249 Pennsylvania avenue, credit donations from the March of Dimes and the Infantile Paralysis Foundation for support and equipment like a $3,000 respirator and hospital care costing $300 to $500 monthly.

Richard Well Pennsylvania Avenue Steven Essex County Isolation Hospital Belleville Newark Betty Chodakowsky Memorial Club Joseph J. Becker Essex County Foundation

Good Government Group Plans Barn Dance at Evergreen Lodge

Hillside Good Government Association sets a barn dance for Sunday night February 4 at Old Evergreen Lodge Springfield. George Hill and his Hillbillies provide music with informal dress preferred and social dancing to waltzes. Tickets 500+ attendees expected, with directions on each ticket. Proceeds support polio charity Sister Kenny Foundation.

Hillside Good Government Association Hungarian Hall Old Evergreen Lodge Evergreen Avenue Meisel Avenue Springfield George Hill Walter Worbett Long Avenue Evergreen Lodge

Learn About Catholic Faith From Home Free Course

A private home inquiry offer invites readers to request a free introductory course on Catholic belief and worship. The program promises six test sheets, a book, quick authentic answers, and no obligation or outside contact, aimed at curious non Catholics.

Christ Christ's Church

Community Event Calendar for Hillside Area January to February

A dense listing of local meetings and events includes the Good Government Association Doll Show, Hillside Avenue School PTA activities, Christ the King Holy Name Society gatherings, multiple Board of Education budget hearings, Township Committee meetings, officer elections for Liberty Park Community Association, Knights of Columbus events, various dances and social functions, senior society meetings, and special observances from January 25 through February 28. The schedule covers school district issues, budget discussions, and community group installations across Hillside and nearby venues.

Good Government Association Hillside Avenue School PTA Christ the King Holy Name Society Board of Education Virginia Street Liberty Park Community Association Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus Council Rosary Society Christ the King Church Christ King Holy Name Society Christ the King Hi Name Society Hillside B'nai Brrith Loc

Transfers Group of Properties Between Local Parties

Transfers involve multiple parcels including Gurd avenue near Silver avenue and Franklin street near Emferson lane. Transactions include Albert Schoen and Aaron Selen to Charles Trautmann. Marjorie and Russell Martin to Nat Kleinwaks. Sarah and Max Blumenfeld to Angelo Messino. parcels listed as blocks and lots in Weequahic Park Circle.

Charles Konik Frank C. Pakay Gurd Avenue Silver Avenue Albert Schoen Aaron Selenfriend t/a Charles Trautmann Franklin Street Em Ferson Lane Marjorie Russell Martin Nat Kleinwaks Blay Street Sarah Max Blumenfeld Angelo Messino Weequahic Park Circle

Chrysler Unveils 1951 Powerhouse Engine and Upgrades

Detroit January 17 1951 Chrysler reveals a new 180 horsepower V-8 engine with hemispherical combustion and 7.5 to 1 compression, plus power steering and ori flow shock absorbers to improve ride, safety and handling across Plymouth Dodge DeSoto Chrysler and Imperial models. The display showed 75 exhibits alongside 1951 models and Dodge Army trucks. Executive L L Colbert touted this as the broadest array of advances in a single year.

Detroit Chrysler Corporation L. L. Colbert Corporation Chrysler Dodge Plymouth DeSoto Imperial

Chrysler Introduces Air Cooled Disc Brakes and V-8 Torque Converter

Chrysler announces for 1951 Imperial models a first in autos with forced air cooling for disc brakes reducing temperatures up to 35 percent and wear by 50 percent. A new torque converter, paired with the Firepower V-8, promises smoother starts and strong acceleration across Imperial models with high range operation predominant. Other exhibits include electric windshield wipers for 1951 Plymouths and Dodges and a Chrysler designed electric window lift.

Chrysler Corporation Imperial Chrysler The Corporation

Exhibition Highlights Rail Freight Car and Vehicle Displays

A listing of demonstrations including a high speed railroad freight car truck fabric display a cut away exhibit oil filter exhibit automatic door latch adjustment tail light optics water proof ignition and other automotive and rail equipment demonstrations.

Music Makers Top Col Records Week

Paul Weston offers a smooth romantic Ballad based on Offenbach Barcarolle with vocal and instrumental sections. The Mariners with Archie Bleyer provide soft rhythms and beach mood. Erroll Garner with John Simmons and Shadow Wilson deliver Rodgers Hart waltz and Oklahoma! piece in bright piano trio style.

Joey Sasso Columbia Records Paul Weston Jones Archie Bleyer Ha- Waii Archie Blewer Erroll Garner John Simmons Shadow Wilson

Romantic Ballads and Western Tunes From Weston's Backing

Marjorie Hughes delivers a tender romantic ballad with Paul Weston backings as Mary Martin and Larry sing a lively duet in Call Me Madam style with Mitch Miller providing support. Gene Autry joins Stafford for Teardrops From My Eyes in a tender waltz, and Sammy Kaye with the Kaydets offers a bright Tennessee Waltz swing style with cheerful lyrics.

Marjorie Hughes Paul Weston Marjjorie Weston Mary Martin Larry Mitch Miller Mary Stafford Gene’ Autry Gene Percy Faith Sammy Kaye Kaydets Tony Roy

Auto Stolen Buick Belongs to Television Acceptance Corp

A 1950 Buick sedan owned by Television Acceptance Corp of 304 Mount Pleasant Ave Newark was reported stolen by Nathan Lane from his residence at 1526 Schley St between Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. Lane’s registration and driver’s license were taken. Sydney G Katz of 1576 Maple Ave Newark was named administrator of a $1,000 estate from Henry Katz of Plainfield, who died November 12, with shares to his widow and two other children in a Surrogate Court filing.

Television Acceptance Corp Mount Pleasant Avenue Newark Nathan Lane Schley Street Lane Sitares Sydney

Township Notes and Classified Ad Teaser

Real estate inquiry and house sale note appears with contact Theresa M. Bensen broker at WA 6 4240 and Hillside Times ad line WA 3 9207 inviting rapid results.

Theresa M. Bensen Hillside Times

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