Community Chest Budget Team Charts 1951 Agency Needs
A detailed report tracks Red Feather agencies in Eastern Union County as the budget committee, led by Frederick C. Sutro, refines annual agency funding for 1951. Subcommittees of three to four agencies meet, while survey staff headed by Robert P. Lane studies the chest setup for trustee consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Feather
Union County
Chest
Frederick C. Sutro
Robert P. Lane
Pittsburgh
Sutro
Budget Committee
Chest Board
Cest
James C. Kellogg, III
Percy UH
Buchanan
Edward K. Cumming
William H. Denman
George J. Deyo
Franklin H. Morrell
Hillside, II
W. Fraser
Richard F. Green
William A. Hamann, Jr
Edmund S. Hersh
Hillside
Clayton B. Jones
Willian J. Kenealy
Herbert B. Roth
Franklin A. McCarthy
John A. McManus
Robert F. Moss
P. G. Polhemus
Abraham Wiener
Hillside rejects Sun Oil permit at 1489 North Broad Street
Township Committee acts in the community’s best interests by rejecting a request to build a Sun Oil gasoline service station beside an existing Standard Oil outlet. The piece notes proposals to relocate south on the same parcel and calls for stricter rules on gas stations to curb nuisances. It also salutes Art Theater Hillside’s late tax collector for his public service and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Oil Company
North Broad Street
Standard Oil
Bertram E. Reitman
Hillside
Mander Cork Corp
Mander
Mundet
Calaboost
Liberty Park To Discuss Land Use
The Liberty Association will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Charles Holzworth 1090 Thomas Street. The meeting covers the proposed land use on Conant Street owned by David O Evans Hillside contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberty Association
Charles Holzworth
Thomas Street
Conant Street
David O. Evans
Hillside Contractor
Collector Theurer Dies at Veterans Hospital in New Jersey
Arthur J L Theurer longtime tax collector for Elizabeth Hillside and Newark area died Saturday night at the Veterans Administration Hospital Base 81 The Bronx He was 60 and a World War I coast artillery veteran He served as Hillside tax collector from 1934 and held multiple community posts and honoraries in the American Red Cross Elizabethtown Chapter and local Masonic and veterans groups. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery Newark with services conducted at Heilmann Funeral Home Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur JL
Center Street
Heilmann
Newark
Charles A. Ross
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Fairmount Cemetery
Theurer
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Base 81
Bronx
N. Y
E. F. Charles Theurer
Maplewood
Louisa Goebel Theurer
Crane & Theurer
Coast Artillery
Hillside
Adeline Schnell
Liberty Park Group Seeks Traffic Light and Civic Center Site
The Liberty Park Association asked the Township Committee to install a traffic light at Liberty Avenue and Ryan Street. They also instructed representatives to push for the Bristol-Myers property, recently bought by the Township Committee, to be used as the municipal center site despite its park land designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holzwarth
Thomas Street
Liberty Park Association
Liberty Avenue
Ryan Street
Council of Civic Associations of
Hillside
Bristol-Myers
Dr Ward Improves After Thrombosis in London
Dr William R Ward Sr 79 of 112 Chancellor Ave Newark suffered a cerebral thrombosis July 22 at St Pauls Cathedral London. He is improving at National Hospital London and expects to return August 25. He traveled with Rev Arthur Northwood and Mrs Louann Northwood to attend a Christian Endeavor convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Ward
Chancellor Avenue
Newark
The
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
State Committee For Displaced Persons
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
England
William N. Ward, Jr
Hillside
Ward
National Hospital
Arthur Northwood
D.D
Elizabeth Avenue
Wolland
Germany
France
Caroline P. Ward
Norway
GC. Prentiss Ward
Maple Avenue
Switzerland
Elizabeth Ward
East Orange
Arraigned Felon Held In Women's Apparel Theft
Fred Smith 32 of 1931 Magnolia Avenue Elizabeth a shoe shiner was arraigned before Magistrate Clarence E Kremer on charges of stealing dresses blouses and other women's apparel valued at 35 dollars from a basement store room in an apartment at 160 Grumman Avenue Newark Police Sgt John Duhig detained him after finding a grocery box with clothing in Maple Avenue near Grumman Avenue The theft was reported by Harry Newman of 160 Grumman Avenue who said the clothes belonged to Martin Kleinerman salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Magnolia l Avenue
Elizabeth
Cohen
Mapie Avenue
Clarence E. Kremer
Grumman Avenue
Smith
Newark
John Duhig
Maple Avenue
Duhig
Hillside
Charles Sanford
Frank Erdman
Harry Newman
Martin Rkleinerman
Future Plans Made By K. C. Council
The Knights of Columbus KC council at Church of Christ the King laid out August and September plans. Highlights include an August 24 business session a Yankee Stadium trip on August 11 to see the Yankees versus the Philadelphia Athletics. a San Alfonso Retreat September 8 to 10 for 50 men. a September 16 family picnic at Partylow’s Grove Kenilworth. youth circle and servicemen’s committee formations. a second place softball team in the community league. and two credit union openings August 10 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Church of Christ the King
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Walter Enoch
San Alfonso
West End
Henry Spingler
Partylow
John Hogan
Council
Neighbors Honor Tax Collector With Memorial Gifts
Two neighbors of Tax Collector Arthur Thearer died Saturday. Mrs Edward Frith and Mrs Irving Paul organized a door to door drive for flowers, raising more than the tribute cost and a surplus to be given to the National Cancer Fund. Francis H. Walker will receive the memorial donation on behalf of Thearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur &. Thearer
Edward 8. Frith
Clark Street
Irving Paul
Center Street
Paul
National Cancer Fund
Francis H. Walker
Hillside
Thearer
Weather Outlook: Rain and Clearing Today
Rain falls today then clears as skies brighten. Fair and mild tomorrow with light winds and improving conditions across the region.
Town Hall Plans Sought as Hillside Prepares Sketch Data
Township Committee asks nearby communities to submit municipal building sketches as a step toward a Hillside town hall. Officials will collect data on room counts per department, construction style and cost, with a $5,000 capital budget item set aside for planning this project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Board Of Education Sets Compromise In Architect Contract
The Board of Education at a special meeting agreed to hire Krank Grad & Sons of Newark with three stop clauses to halt the school building program at stages of planning or construction if wartime conditions interfere. Henry Goldhor proposed scrapping the plan due to Korea war uncertainties but supported a compromise to allow pauses instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Krank Grad & Sons of
Newark
Henry Goldhor
Goldhor
Columbia University
Korea
Goldher
Goldhof
Walter Leibo
United States
Jb Tons
Union and
Caldwell
Hillside’s
Galdhor
Hillside
Goldhoy
Rider College honors top accounting student John L. Kucek
John L. Kucek of 536 Bloy Street earned the highest percentile in the Achievement Level-Two accounting test given to college seniors, ranking among the nation’s top majors. He attended Bordentown Military Academy, served 29 months in the Army, and will graduate Rider College in three years on August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kucek
John Kucek
Bloy Street
American Institute of Accountants
Rider College
Trenton
Kucek
Hillside High School
Bordentown Military Academy
Uncertain tenure for Hillside tax collector vacancy
Township officials await an attorney opinion on filling the death vacancy of Tax Collector Arthur L. Thearer. Contested tenure and term length raise questions about whether the unexpired 1951 term or a new election governs. Acting collector Harry Schnabel may serve until a successor is elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schnabel
Arthur L. Thearer
Emil A. Merrigel
Henry G. Nurton
Hillside
Thearer
Nurton
James J. Helsing
Times
Schnabel
Residents urged to sign petitions against low flying planes
Hillside residents protest excess low flying planes and are urged to sign petitions to Governor Driscoll. Petition sites include Howard T. Jackson's home at 1512 Bond Street, Dr. A. K. Moering at 829 Jerome Avenue, and The Times office at 1443 North Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Driscoll
Howard T. Jackson
Bond Street
A. K. Moering
Jerome Avenue
Times Office
North Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roderick W.smith
Union Council
Boy Scouts of America
Disc U
Franklin Morrell
Exeter Way
Orvill ‘ Ill
Compton Terrace
Art Theater
Liberty Park
Collector
Veterans Hospital
Arthur L
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Geo. M. Runner
Congregational Council
Albert Schoen
Trinity Place
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
K. C. Council
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
Sporting Goods
American Flyer & Lionel
Tobia’s
Hillside Appliance Company
Broad St
Bellows & Company
Maple, Av
Salem Pharmacy
New Jersey
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