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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1952

Page

8

Township Board Fails to Decide on Property Revaluation

Township Committee adjourned a conference with the Board of Assessors and evaluators without a decision on revaluing industrial and private property. The matter was tabled for further study with present members including Howard J. Bloy Oden Libby Kenneth Ross David Doremus and John K. Powell of New Brunswick offering to perform a reevaluation for 28000 dollars.

Board of Assessors Howard J. Bloy Oden, Libby Kenneth Ross David Doremus John K. Powell New Brunswick

Meningitis Strikes Newark Man Hospitalized In Belleville

A Newark resident, Sternin, 29, was transported from 303 Hillside Avenue to Essex County Isolation Hospital Belleville after contracting spinal meningitis. Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick authorized the move and the township ambulance was fumigated on return by Dr. William Wacker due to the contagious disease.

Sternin Hillside Avenue Newark Essex County Isolation Hospital Belleville Robert C. Kirkpatrick William Wacker

Collins announce birth of daughter Melanie Denise

Mr and Mrs Alex A Collins of 277 Bernard terrace Newark announce the birth of daughter Melanie Denise last night at Beth Israel Hospital Newark The couple also have two sons Ronald Arthur eight and Elliott Stephen four percent

Alex B.collins Bernard Terrace Melanie Denise Beth Israel Hospital Newark Ronald Arthur Elliott Stephen

Hillside Trustees Elected to Community Chest Board

Mrs. John Major H R Larson and Vernon Laws elected to represent Hillside on the Community Chest of Eastern Union County board. Major serves three years Larson two years Laws one year. Major directs Red Feather drive achieving 127 percent of quota. Larson Westinghouse Eastern District manager aided campaign and fundraising. Laws helped draft the health and welfare operations report and works toward a council of social agencies.

John Major H. R. Larson Vernon Laws Hillside Community Chest Union County Chest Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Major Larson Laws Hollywood Avenue Red Feather Westinghouse Electric Corporation Westinghouse Oakwood Avenue Elizabeth Astern Union County

Dads Booster Club Plans HS Seniors Sweaters and Awards

The Dads Booster Club of Hillside approves about 30 senior sweaters with 14 already handed out to the 1951 football team seniors. Six trophies will be awarded at June moving up exercises to a debating team member, athletic teams, and a Girls Athletic Association girl. A spring meeting is set for Friday March 2 at the High School gym, with dances chaperoned by a committee and the group slated to oversee all future dances. next meeting is Wednesday February 20 at 8 15 p m in the high school library.

Dads Hillside Sam Dubow Albert Weiner Girls Athletic Association Ernest Schickedanz Sidney Englander Ruhl L. Custer Alan Bochner Louis Fine Willian S8uccert Joseph Goldberg Englander

Fortunate To Get Degree At Upsala

Fifty Upsala College seniors will receive degrees at the Winter Commencement in Beck Hall on Monday January 28 at 4 p.m. The June exercises will confer the degrees. Joseph A Fortunato of 243 Hillside Avenue Hillside will receive the bachelor of business administration degree. He is a Hillside High School graduate and has been co captain of the Upsala College football team for two years. He majors in accounting.

East Orange Upsala College Beck Hall Joseph A. Fortunato Hillside Avenue Hillside Fortunato Hillside High School Upsala

Resident Fined For Leaving Accident

Thirteen cases were heard by Police Magistrate Sidney Richbaum with fines totaling $30. Charles Rothbard of 1010 Voorhees Street was fined $25 for leaving the scene of an accident on December 10. Others fined were Charles Brown $10 for careless driving, Walter T. Fierst $10 for failing to pull to the right on another driver’s signal, Edgar S. Borener $10 for speeding and driving on the wrong side, and the Eastern States Transporting Company of Brooklyn for reciprocity law violation.

Sidney Richbaum Charles Rothbard Voorhees Street Charles Brown McCarter Highway Newark Walter T. Fierst Elm Street Edgar S. Borener North Broad Street Elizabeth Eastern States ‘Transporting Company Brooklyn N. Y

Sinai To Install Joint Officers at Sinai Congregation

Sinai Congregation selects officers and trustees at annual election. Benjamin S. Berkowitz will serve as president with Emanuel Finkel and Abraham Pastor as first two vice presidents. Installation with Sinai Sisterhood set for Monday January 28 at 8 30 pm in Esther Berko Witz Hall.

Sinai Congregation Benjamin S. Berkowitz Emanuel Finkel Abraham Pastor Alexander Mooney Abraham Mankowitz Edward Keil Manuel Pugash Herbert I. Cohen Alex Esrick Max S. Feld Alex Fogel Louis Fogel Herman S. Lowenstein Julius Weissman A. Harold Zonderman Peter Kay Morris Lehner Harry L. Toring Mbe Goldman Joseph Heent Louis A. Ross Sinai Sisterhood Esther Berko- Witz Harry Apple Emanuel Fichter Samuel Graw Morris Jaffe Benjamin Wishnatt Leo Arch Abe Charnack Morris Kram Lee Mandl Harry Zimmerman Israel Alexander Hebrew School Committee Jerome J. Reich Harry Zavin

B'nai Brith Lodge Sets New Membership Record

Vice President Herman Arbin presided as 88 new members joined Hill side Lodge 1514 at a joint B'nai B'rith and Women's Chapter meeting. President Rubin Ritz praised the committee and members while Mae Swanger staged a Parisian show For Men Only. Col. Harry Luttman announced a Lyons Veterans' Hospital caravan on January 30.

Herman Arbin B'nai B'rith Hillside Lodge Rubin Ritz Max Schleifer Abe Charnack Mae Swanger Selma Green Joseph Newman Hilmer Hirschhorn Henry Schaeffer Leo Hecht Sam Ehrenkranz Nat Meyers Philip Peck Marc Swanger Col Harry Luttman The Lyons Veterans’ Hospital

farewell To Lion Leaving On Cruise

Hillside Lions Club held a dinner at Townley's Restaurant Union with a sendoff for Benjamin Berkowitz charter member who sails January 30 on a four month world cruise. Berowitz invited members to a bon voyage aboard the U S S Constitution at 9730 a m. A film Pattern for Survival on atomic attack preceded news that Lion Frank Ninesling will head Civilian Defense block wardens. Deputy Governor John Meritz to open induction of new members January 31.

Hillside Lions Club Townley Union Benjamin Berkowitz Berkowitz Robert C. Kirkpatrick Lion Frank Ninesling Ninesling John Meritz Abraham Mankowitz

Bornfelds Vacationing Couple Return Soon

Mr and Mrs Herman Bornfeld of 1561 Wyndmoor avenue have been vacationing in Miami Beach Florida for a month and are expected to return soon. This column notes there is no charge for items published in this column and provides the contact phone WaAverly 3 9208.

Herman Bornfeld Wyndmoor Avenue Miami Beach Fla

Holy Name Society Supervises Weekly CYO Basketball Games

The Holy Name Society of Chris the King Church plans to supervise the weekly CYO basketball games with at least one member on duty. Rev. Gerard B. Whelan discussed the Sacrament of Extreme Unction. Bruce Ennis showed a film on the 1951 World Series. Refreshments were served by Charles Greler and the committee.

Holy Name Society of Chris the King Church Gerard B. Whelan

Cocktail Party Precedes Kaignts of Columbus Dance

Mr and Mrs Victor J Petervar Jr of 18 Fairbanks Street host a cocktail party at their home Saturday before the Kaignts of Columbus dance at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank J Hill Mr and Mrs Wenon Caldbeck Mr and Mrs Arthur Tarza and Mr and Mrs Maurice Murphy.

Victor J. Petervar, Jr Fairbanks Street Elizabeth Town and Country Club Frank J. Hill Wenon Caldbeck Arthur Tarza Maurice Muphy

Car Surges Into Neighborhood After Pedal Sticks

Mrs. Matilda Sawyer, 50, of 934 Salem Avenue, attempted to back her car but it lurched forward in a U turn. The vehicle crossed lawns on Salem Avenue, struck hedges, a tree at Isadore Lonnif, dashed through Louis Ordoner’s lawn, and smashed a fence at L. Van Vechten’s property before damaged right side. Officer George Shelbourne investigated.

Matilda Sawyer Salem Avenue Louis Ordoner L. van Vechten George Shelbourne

DAV Chapter Plans New Program and Walter Seib Night

Charles Wernicke Jr 6b of Disabled American Veterans chaired a meeting at the Veterans Memorial Home where a new events series was announced. Sidney Friedman will speak February 4 on the Revenue Act of 1951 and Walter Seib was recalled to Navy active duty with February 26 reporting. February 18 was designated Walter Seib Night with entertainment and refreshments.

Charles Wernicke Jr Veterans Memorial Home Daniel Leib Sidney Friedman Walter Seib Post Navy

Installation of Hillside Assembly 29 Rainbow Officers

Installation of Officers of Hillside Assembly 29 Order of the Rainbow for Girls held Monday night at Mesonic Hall. Incoming officers include Beverly Kaiser junior adviser, Irma Vit worthy associate, Muriel Buchanan charity, June Danker hope, Sue Hintenberger faith, Peggy Wacker chaplain, Beverly Reinhard drill leader, Nancy Branom recorder, Toni Vit love, Gretel Holzschuch religion, Diane Geishiemer nature, Eleanor Lampe immortality, Phyllis Partridge fidelity. They were installed by Dorothy Halbert past worthy advisor. Geraldine Hess chaplain, Shirley Kaiser marshal, Thomas Halbert musician.

Hillside Assembly Order of the Rainbow Mesonic Hall Beverly Kaiser Irma Vit Muridl Buchanan C Charity June Danker Hope Sue Hintenberger Faith Peggy Wacker Beverly Reinhard Nancy Branom Toni Vit Patty Kleim Gretel Holzschuch

Hillside Residents Set for 24th Robert Burns Night

Several Hillside residents will join the 24th annual Robert Burns Night at South Park Presbyterian Church Newark on Sunday January 27. Participants include Marguerite Witlock organist and choir director Helen Baxter Elaine D Resetar Robert Lilly and Joseph Whitlock choir members.

Hillside Robert Burns South Park Presbyterian Church Broad Street Lincoln Park Newark Marguerite Witllock Helen Baxter Elaine D. Resetar Robert Lilly Joseph Whitlock

Hillside Public Library Trustees Renamed Officers

All officers of the Hillside Public Library Board were reelected at Monday night’s meeting. They are president Mrs Harold D Steward vice president Dr Wayne T Branom secretary Paul K Owen and treasurer Dr H Irving Dunn. Board members include Mayor Robert C Kirkpatrick Mrs Isadore Jacobs and Mrs Samuel McClure.

Board of Trustees The Hillside Public Library Harold D. Steward Wayne T. Branom Paul K. Owen H. Irving Dunn Robert C. Kirkpatrick Isadore Jacobs Samuel McClure

Rehearsals by Hillside Woman's Club Music Groups

The Hillside Woman's Club ukulele and singing groups rehearse at Maple Hall at 1 30 p m on Monday January 28 with Mrs Lyman H Ware as instructor Hostesses include Mrs Fred Sinzinger Mrs John Ciasca and others The executive board meets January 29 at 1 30 p m at President Mrs Raymond Wolf's home 1080 Salem Avenue and Mrs Nulton and Mrs Rohn to host Westesses.

Hillside Woman’s Club Maple Hall Lyman H. Ware Fred Sinzinger John Ciasca Maurice, Brown Robert McNamara Menry Nulton Samuel Athorn Fred Rohn Raymond .Wolf Salem Avenue Westesses Nulton Rohn

Rotary Speaker On Impaired Hearing

Charles A. Remlinger spoke at Hillside Rotary Club on hearing loss. He described ear structure outer middle and inner parts and noted 40 000 nerves transmit sound. He explained deafness types and how hearing aids are selected using an audiometer for testing.

Charles A. Remlinger Hillside Rotary Club Remlinge Springfield Potary Club Sonotone of Elizabeth Remlinger

Readers Praise Steel Allocation For Hillside School

Readers value the Hillside progress on the 1.2 million building program as three Board of Education candidates Frank Hill Dominic Peterpaul and Charles Bergersent Dr Wayne Branom receive a telegram praising a 60 ton steel allocation for classroom wings. A petition approach to obtain the remaining 59 tons for the high school cafeteria and bandroom is under discussion.

Hillsid Oe Wayne T. Branom Board of Education Frank J. Hill Dominic Peterpaul Charles H. Berger Branom

Danny Kaye to Receive Calvin Coolidge Bnai Brith Award

Danny Kaye will receive the Bnai B’rith Award for Humanitarian Service for his Korea and Tokyo entertainment tours. The award will be presented during a Bnai B’rith broadcast on January 27, with Frank Goldman delivering the salute to Kaye’s humanitarian work. A Calvin Coolidge School Iba joint meeting discussed an April 3–4 play involving every grade, with PTA censorship and parent education addressing “Responsibility Scaled to Size.”

Danny Kaye Calvin Coolidge B'nai B'rith Korea Tokyo National Broadcasting Company Kaye Frank Goldman Calvin-Coolidge School Iba P.T.A

Surveys Begun For Parkway Project In Union County

Topographical surveys were conducted along Conant Street by Union County Park Commission surveyors for the Elizabeth River Parkway on property from the Kean Estate. Work will start once funds are released by the Board of Freeholders, stated Commission Engineer W. Richmond Tracy. The report notes an old barn on the site.

Union County Park Commission Conant Street Kean Elizabeth River Parkway Board of Freeholders W. Richmond Tracy Commission

Planned street-side beautification and park features

The speaker outlined removal of property with bordering areas dressed up for a neater street frontage. Portions will be made attractive and clearer for a softball field picnic areas and wooded paths through the site.

Jewish Center To Install Hillside Officers

Louis Stern of the Essex County Jewish Community Center will install Hillside Jewish Center officers and board February 11 in Esther Berkowitz Hall at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Ave. Harry Meltzer chairs the event with officers listed as Dr. Harry Brody president Benjamin Karetnick and Mrs Samuel Leventer vice presidents and Mrs. Percival Singerman secretary. Refreshments will follow.

Louis Stern Jewish Community Center Essex County Hillside Jewish Center Hillside Center Harry Meltzer Harry Brody Benjamin Karetnick Samuel Leventer Percival Singerman Esther Berkowitz Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Philip Henoch

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Louis J. Hess and Associates Realtors Hillside Ave Waverly Buchanan Electrical Products Corp Hillside, N. J Blue Prints Blanchard Mattison National Tool & Mfg. Co North St. Kenilworth N. J Public Service Irvington Center Green Flyer Rivate Garage Builders’ General Supply Company Centennial Avenue Cranford Singer Sewing Machine Singer Sewing Center Springfield Avenue Irvington H Treedman J. M. Harris SNJOY Boxer Deene Hollywood Hollywood Ave Longan Wevernee Call Johns-Manville Urs Better Business Men’s Bureau of Union Pearse*Construction Co Salem Road Eeerercerniere Joseph A. Policastro Geneval Tel White Street Spewal Yates Hillside Vedaw Cab She Avenue Walter Warren Creata Karl Abelhoer Long Ave Sylvia Exchange Film Service Gal's Movieland Cee Ave Beasehold Furnishings Bought Dads Booster Club B’nai Brith Lodge Lion Oldsmobile Allan S. Bergman Liberty-Ave Holy Name Society DAV Rainbow Girls Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Avenue Chancellor Arthur Northwood Rotary Mary Jewish Center Sister Kenny Foundation 5Th Avenue New York Tobia’s Appliances Tappan Simner Liberty Avenue Clinton Avenue Bigelong Dally
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