Women and Man Enter Board of Education Race
The Board of Education race in Hillside grows to ten candidates with the addition of Frank A. Ninesling and Evelyn E. Buttwell. Ninesling, former Hillside tax collector, served in the Navy, worked as a pharmacologist, and is married with a daughter. Buttwell, wife of Deputy Tax Collector Joseph Buttwell, 37, is a Columbia High School and Drake’s College graduate with civic ties and a pledge to push educational progress while economizing taxpayers’ dollars.
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Board of
Educati
A. Ninesling
Shelton Terrace
S. Evelyn E. Buttwell
Bright Street
Sanley
Frank A. Ninesling
Board of Education
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Mr. Nunesling
Great Neck
N. Y
Davis and Elkins College
Elkin
W. Va
Seton Hall University
South Orange
School of Education
New York University
Hillside National Bank
Mir Ninesling
Navy
Pacific Area
Hoffman-La Roche Drug Company
Nutley
Davenport Dill, Jr
VFW
The
Lions Club
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Ruth R. de Junis
Karin
Evelyn E. Buttwell
Buttwell
Joseph Buttwell
Robert
Harden-Locker School
Columbia High School
Maplewood
Drake’s
Business College
Rutgers
Forstner Creations Co
Irvington
Community Appliance
Hillside Radio
Education Unit To Hear Candidates
All candidates for the Hillside Board of Education will speak at the Good Education Committee meeting at Hillside Avenue School Tuesday January 27 at 8 p.m. A question and answer period will follow. The public is invited.
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Board of Education
Good Education Committee of
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Seeks Own Telephone Exchange and Postmark
Hillside plans to obtain its own telephone exchange and post office designation as it celebrates its fortieth birthday this spring. Local leaders note benefits for public relations and local listings, citing nearby towns with independent exchanges and a prior attempt that stalled twenty years ago.
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Hillside
Waverly
Elizabeth
Unionville
Goldhor
Linden
Westfield
Cranford
Summit
Union
North End
Waverly Exchange
Newark
the Times
N. J
Hillside Separal Association
Wreto
de Committee
Eee Hillside
Hundertmark Urges Hillside Board Election Participation
Hel muth Hundertmark, a Board of Education candidate, urges Hillside residents to vote on February 10 1953 between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. He stresses careful consideration of candidates, honesty in handling education issues, and voting to support children and taxpayers. He asks voters to turnout and exercise their American privilege.
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Helmuth Hundertmark
Board of Education
Hillside
Aids March Of Dimes In Brother's Memory
A local March of Dimes campaign announced a donation from Janet L Harwell of 249 Pennsylvania Avenue in memory of her brother Stephen who died of infantile paralysis in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet L. Harwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stephen
Why Serve On The Board Of Education Candidate Statement
A candidate for the Board of Education pledges selfless service to the community and children, promising to advocate for advantages funded by Andrew V. Aldi to improve the school system. The statement stresses civic duty and a nonpartisan, independent candidacy and desire for friendly relations with opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Veterans Probe Signing of Unauthorized Protest Letter
A joint veterans committee met at the U S War Veterans Memorial Building to investigate who signed a letter urging a meeting in defense of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Members denied links to any subversive group and supported a probe including Legion leaders and local post officers. The Harden-Looker Post 50 adopted a $400 municipal employee bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Organizations
U. S. War Veterans Memorial
Herman Arlein
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Hillside Times
Max Schleifer
Board of Education
Arlin
Hillside Lodge
Binai B'rith
Charles Wernicke
Chapter
Disabled American Veterans
Davenport Hill Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harden-Looker Post
American Legion
Schleifer
Arbin
Arlein
Lakewood
the Rosenberg
Eugene Kolakowski
Walter Howell
Henry Groh
The
Legion
Kolakowski
Groh
Harry I. Luftman
James D. Duffy
Charles Lewis
Paul Kifner
Fred Merkle
Victor Heller
George Woodruff
Howell
Ernest Schickedanz
Harry Brody
George Hyra
Harry Weinstein
Liberty Avenue Businessmen Plan Next Year Lighting
A Liberty Avenue businessmen group met at Dreyer's Department Store to discuss Christmas lighting for next year and plans for the coming year. The next meeting is set for Monday February 9 at Tobin's where officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue ,Businessmen’s Association
Dreyer's Department Store
Liberty Avenue
Tobin's
Saybrook Pupils View Inauguration Telecast at School
Students at Saybrook School watched the inauguration on a special television set courtesy of Tobin's Appliances. The program ran from 11 to 4 30 in the auditorium, including the opening ceremonies the president's address and the inaugural parade. Teachers brought them in and encouraged maximum viewing of the evening presentation.
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Saybrook School
Tobin
One Hillside Store Sells Work Clothes and Boots
The Solomon Store at 1299 Liberty Ave. offers work clothes and gloves plus boots from Lee Biltwell Levi Washington rk Shoes Thorogood and Storm Hero. Call WA 3 9507 for details and pricing.
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Rubber Lee — Biltwell
Levi
Washington
Rk Shoes
Thorogood Storm Hero Solomon Store
Liberty Ave
Bnai Brith Honors First Member To Become Mayor
In a Sinai Congregation ceremony Hillside Mayor Milton B. Conford was honored by Bnai Brith as the first member to attain the mayoralty. Herman Arbin and Max Schleifer led the program with praise for Conford’s service and role in state constitutional formation. Local officials attended including Freeholder George W. Herlich and Township Committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnai Brith
Sinai Congregation
Herman Arbin
Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith
Milton B. Conford
Hillside
Max Sehleifer
Morris Schnitner
Essex County Bar Association
New Jersey “Lurnpike Authority
Rutgers Law School
New York University
New Jersey Law
Conford
Lodge
Kirkpatrick
Schleifer
George Conford
Harold Conford
Irvington
Amy Conford
Jeffrey
George W. Herlich
Henry Goldhar
William Gural
Board of Education
Simon Kerner
B'nai B'rith
Contford
Eliezer Cohen
Doreen Coleman
Abe Charnack
Last Week For 9d Polio Drive
Thousands rely on the 1953 March of Dimes as polio cases seek help to regain movement. Hillside hopes for a record donation this year as coins from schools and business appeals flow in. Contributions are to be returned to chairmen William Galik and Rubin Kaplan at 1313 Liberty Avenue.
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Hillside
March of Dimes
William Galik
Rubin Kaplan
Liberty Avenue
Heart Fund Drive Aims High In Union County
Lemuel A. Hull will head the industrial solicitation for the Union County Heart Association. Miss Helen Blankenhorn of the American Heart Association forecasts the county’s best campaign in three years with a $44,850 quota. Each community in the county has named a finance team led by Mrs. Helen M. Glaeser. Appeals from Eleanor Duffy for cardiac treatment funds and H. Irving Dunn for Homemakers Service funds were tabled for study.
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Lemuel A. Hull
Union County Heart Association
Helen Blankenhorn
American Heart Association
Heart Fund
Helen M. Glaeser
Local Girl Sings At Beaver Centennial Dinner
Audrey Du Bow of Hillside New Jersey sang with Beaver Club of 100 voices at the Centennial Dinner opening the college's 100th anniversary celebration. The event took place at Town Hall Philadelphia on the evening of January 8.
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Jenkington
Audrey DuBow
Samuel DuBow
Fairbanks Street
Hillside
N. J
Beaver Club
Town Hall
Philadelphia
Help Wanted Female Clerk Typist in Hillside NJ
Job ad seeks a young woman with some office experience for a permanent five day week in a pleasant work setting. Local area applicants preferred with contact details to apply in Hillhide Times Hillside New Jersey.
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Hillside
Hillwide
N. J
Hillside Thames
Hilside
Bloodmobile Set For Local Visit
Hillside bloodmobile collection for 1953 at Hillside Avenue School on Friday February 20 runs 1 p.m. to 6 45 p.m. from the Plainfield Regional Defense Blood Center. Volunteers aged 18 to 59 may donate with parental consent for 18 to 21 year olds. Appointment lines: Mrs H R Otto WA 3 4017 or Elizabethtown Chapter EL 3 2501.
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Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Herbert R. Otto
Hillside of
Otto
H. R. Otto
Elizabethtown
Inaugural TV Set Installed at Hillside School
Herman Marks, Hillside resident and Moss Furniture Co proprietor in Newark, installed a large screen television in the Hillside Avenue School auditorium. The device let students view the inauguration and parade with periods assigned for different grades. Marks’s daughter attends the school.
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Herman Marks
Hillside
Moss Furniture Company
Newark
Hillside Avenue
Mark
Hillside Avenue School
Hillside Committeemen Eye Local Exchange and Post Office
The Township Committee favors a Hillside independent telephone exchange and post office. They plan to appoint committees and write two senators and two congressmen. A police civil service exam proposal was tabled for now.
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Henry Goldhor
Hillside
N. J. Bell Telephone Co
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hillside Industrial Association
Golanov
Unionville Exchange
Union Police Department
Elizabeth
Industrial
N. J
Goldhor
Paul Korlesky
Milton B. Conford
Hillside Rotary Club
Howard J. Bloy
Arthur T. Lee
Conford
Lee
Ufe
Kenneth T. Hathaway
Mann Avenue
Henry Kreh
Jean Giordano
Local Assistance Board
Estelle Jacobs
Library Board of Trustees
T. Winslow Woodruff
Gus Siegel
Hollywood Avenue
Westminster Avenue
West King Street
Kreh
Libby Sachar
Cooperation Notice on Deadlines for Hillside Times
The Hillside Times reminds readers of submission deadlines for events by Monday noon and all other copy by Tuesday 5 p.m., with exceptions for meetings after hours.
Officials Set Three Parleys
Township Committee schedules three conferences this week and next to discuss the 1953 budget due February 9. Architect Emil Schmidlin will meet the committee Monday at 8:30 p.m. to review plans for the proposed civic center at Liberty and Hillside avenues.
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Tomore
Emil Schmidlin
Civbc
Liberty
Hillside Javenues
Speedy Renewal Of Dog Licenses Urged
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announces licenses expire January 31 and urges immediate renewal. About 1,400 licenses were issued last year and new ones must be obtained by February 1 to avoid violation.
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Howard J. Bloy
Tenkin Joins New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
Harold E. Tenkin of 1529 Highland Avenue was elected a member of the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association at its monthly meeting in Trenton.
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Harold E. Tenkin
Highland Avenue
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
Trenton
Weston Elect Instrument names two new assistants
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp of Newark announced the appointment of Nelson E. Jacobus of 1555 Mann Avenue and Walter J. Chadwick of 146 Fairbanks Street as assistant superintendents. Jacobus oversees assembly production with 30 years at the company. Chadwick runs parts and material control after leading the sales order control department for 26 years.
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Hillside
Nelson E. Jacobus
Mann Avenue
Walter J.chadwick
Fairbanks Street
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp
Newark
Jacobus
Chadwick
Harrison
Newark College of Engineering
Weston
Weather: fair mild day turning cloudy tonight
Forecast calls for fair and mild conditions today with increasing clouds this evening. Rain is likely tomorrow as a low-pressure system approaches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maplewood Social Club
Harden-Looker P.T.A
Good Government Association of New Jersey
Hillside Civic Alliance
Zimmerman
Hundertmark
Andrew V. Aldi
Saybrook
Dick’s
nineYy
Etop
Broad ST. Elizabeth
Beaver
Bloodmobile
H. E. Tenkin
Pharmaceutical Ass’n
Walter J. Chadwick
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Policastro Radio and Television Service
Long Avenue
Frank Policastro
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Uncle Tom’s Cafe Inc
Hillside Ave
Walter R. Lee
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