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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
11
A listing of service times for Church of Christ the King and other congregations. Includes Mass times at the Church of Christ the King and Holy Days, plus services at Bethany Pentecostal Church and Church of Christ, Scientist with dates and sermon themes from January 22.
Saybrook School hosted an assembly by Mrs Hickey’s fifth grade on Friday. The program featured Harold Frowery as announcer, piano solos by Ma deleine Presser and James Leo Pardo, a two part song by the entire class, a clarinet solo by James Leo Pardo, a tambourine piece, slides and talk on cotton, a Dixie sing along, and slide machine work by Douglas MacNeil and Arthur Ketterer. Students listed include Joanne Batiato Emil Ciasen Robert Craig Norman Edelman June Fischer Harold Frowery Arthur Ketterer Jane Lange James Leo Pardo Robert Lisk Lorraine Lysal Douglas MacNeil Randy Malone Rhoda Manheim Carol Ann McTernan Arline Oliver Robert Orcutt Elaine Oswald Madeleine Preiser Joel Presley Judith Shuta Emilie Strunk Jane Wagner and David Samson.
A church listing details services at Irvington Pentecostal Church and nearby congregations. Rev. Henry Graf leads multiple services including morning worship and evangelistic events. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church under Dr. Arthur Northwood adds Bible classes and a sermon. Hillside Presbyterian notes morning and evening programs. An annual congregational meeting is planned and society meetings are scheduled.
For the week beginning Sunday January 22 the Sinai Congregation lists morning services Sunday 8 am Monday to Friday 7 am with Saturday at 8:45 am Mincha Sunday to Friday 4:45 pm Saturday 4:81 am Maariv Sunday to Thursday 6 Friday Kabbalas Shabbos and Maariv after Mincha Saturday 6 30 am Children's services Saturday 9:45 am Hebrew School Sunday 9 to 12 Monday to Thursday 3:30 to 4:30 pm
Mrs. Winifred DeVadder announces Hillside Avenue School safety patrol personnel for the second term. Assignments include captains Fred Chivala and Marvin Friedman, lieutenants Jerome Waldman and Richard Oram, and a full slate of seventh and sixth graders at streets across Belleview Terrace, Maple Avenue, Mertz Avenue, Center Street, and nearby blocks.
Petir Rosky, 16, of 1287 Myrtle Street, reportedly missing since Friday night, may be headed to Florida. He is 6 feet 1 inch tall, 151 pounds, with black hair and blue eyes, and was last seen wearing a gray topcoat, blue slacks and shirt, carrying a small suitcase. His mother, Sophie Rosky, reported him to police Tuesday.
Health Officer Samuel M. Jowitt told the Board of Health last night that January so far has four cases of whooping cough, matching the entire 1949 total.
Hillside Heights Civic Association selects Edward B. Miller and Arthur Dienst to confer with Liberty Park on a municipal building plan for the township. A speaker’s committee will present both parties views during campaigns. Walter Leibo outlines education progress and urges continued reform.
Walter Redenbacker of 3010 Valentine Avenue Bronx was arrested on Route 29 by Officers Paul DeGraw and Frank McGhee for driving 70 mph and lacking a rear registration. He was released on $30 cash bail for a Magistrate's Court appearance on Saturday.
An errant listing in the Hillside Appliance Co clearance ad included Emerson Television by mistake. The notice clarifies Emerson TV is a fair trade item and not eligible for discounts.
Marino Rinaldi, secretary of the Newark Planning Board, told high school students that longer planning delays raise costs as natural resources grow scarce. He urged Hillside to adopt Newark’s master plan stressing low cost housing, recreation, and improved infrastruture.
Rev. Karel Vit of the Czech Church in Newark detailed how Czechoslovakia fell to Communists through manipulation. He urged citizens to be vigilant, noting press and radio takeover in 1948 May elections and urging an aggressive defense of democracy.
Charles B Taylor opens the first Hillside agency of the New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles at 1392 Liberty Avenue Hillside cremating public permits licenses registrations and titles. He is a Newark native, Hillside resident since 1926, with a local farm hobby and active in Odd Fellows Kiwanis and Hillside Republican Club. Public notice also records a Hillside Township Committee meeting set for January 26 1960 to consider a sale offer for property described by Westminster Avenue Wilder Street and Wilder Street with terms including a $774 cash deposit and balance due March 1 1950.
The Fidelity Union Trust Company board declares a quarterly dividend of fifty cents a share on capital stock. The dividend is payable February 1 to stockholders of record January 20. President Horace K. Corbin announced the action after a meeting at the main Newark office.
Mrs Jewel Lehr of 167 Hartley Terrace widow of Saul Lehr an Elizabeth lawyer has filed a Superior Court suit against Eastern Airlines Inc charging the carrier caused the death of her husband on July 14 1948 after a forced landing she seeks 216500 in damages
Green Flyer New York Express topped Liberty Sweet Shop by 19 pins in a total pin match 2382 to 2363. Kowalski led Liberty Sweet with 530, Luongo of Green Flyer had 525 for high honors. A rematch is set for Sunday January 22 at Academy Ree Newark.
A carton of miscellaneous articles valued at 26.08 dollars was reported stolen from the front porch of Mrs. Harold Magoff at 601 Plymouth Road on Tuesday. Items included copper bottom skillet a double boiler an egg poacher a silver bread plate and three copper bottom pots.
The Hillside National Bank announces a regular 75 cent per share dividend plus an extra 25 cent dividend. The total 1.00 per share distribution is payable January 20 to shareholders. The Board approved the payments at its meeting yesterday.
The article details Hillside school planning with candidates discussing population growth, enrollment projections, and the need for expanded vocational programs. They consider county or inter-district cooperation to enhance facilities and address 60 percent of graduates not prepared for work, plus measures for retarded and advanced students.
Hillside Avenue School will show the film New Foods Make News to students at an assembly tomorrow. The documentary explains how frosted foods are produced and packaged for sale.
At a Hillside meeting candidates discuss how to handle retarded students and advanced children. Proposals include county level care for few cases or a dedicated local class with a trained teacher, while others favor integrating retarded children into regular classes with added support.
Township of Hillside plans a public meeting January 6 1960 to consider David M Bornstein offer to purchase Blocks 28 5 Lots 52 to 69 on Lee Street Hillside for 4500 total price with 200 down and 4300 due within 30 days if accepted. Deposit as liquidated damages then resale possible. Meeting date time and place given by Township Committee.
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