Taxpayers Report Backed by Hillside Civic Group
The Hillside Industrial Association approved a report by its co‑ordinating committees urging additions to Harden Loomer George Washington and Calvin Coolidge high schools and multi purpose rooms. It backed applying the surplus to improvements or general expenses and considered an aerial fire truck to raise Hillside to a higher fire classification. A study for a new municipal building and civic center was approved, with Lee H. Bristol of Bristol-Myers Co as speaker. Sinclair Murray Co. was accepted as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Looker
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Hillside Industrial Association
James R. Ozias
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Lee H. Bristol
Bristol-Myers Co
Sinclair Murray Co
Route 29
Sun Tube Ends Night Stamping Operations After Complaints
Sun Tube Corporation on Long Avenue halted the stamping press night shift starting at midnight due to health board complaints. Two new silenced machines are being installed but will not operate after midnight, with three stamping machines eventually curbed to avoid disturbing residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Tube
Board of Health
Raymond Leonard
Sun Tube Corporation
Long Avenue
Leonard
GOP To Arrange For Block Dance
The Republican County Committee will hold a special meeting at the Hillside Elks Club on Friday night to finalize plans for the second annual block dance. The event on June 28 will feature live music and prizes for best jitter bug, waltz, and square dance. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Hillside Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Highland Avenue
John Krug
John Lapp
James Duffy
Jack Valenti
Daniel Leib
Evelyn Carey
Mildred Bean
Dorothy Muench
Olga Jaraba
Elizabeth Wilken
Emma Etling
Holsing Urges Defense Against Unknown Enemies
Mayor James J. Holsing, during Memorial Day events at Russell Locker Park, called for national defense against unknown enemies he says seek to undermine the American system. He warned against equating radical tendencies with government corruption and urged unity to keep peace from becoming war. The ceremony included a parade, memorial services in Evergreen Cemetery led by Rev. Ted Place Jr., and a wreath at the Honor Roll by Daniel Leib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James J. Holsing
Russell Locker Park
Perry G. de Witt
Church of Christ the King
Evergreen Cemetery
Ted Place Jr
First Baptist Church
Daniel Leib
D.A.V
Hillside
Liberty Avenues
Church of ‘Christ the King
Saybrook School decision eyed amid planned high school expansion
The column analyzes the June 13 referendum on a high school addition to house the entire enrollment, comparing Columbia Survey and board estimates, noting cost sensitivity to bids, and detailing town committee positions and Saybrook residents backing transforming Coe Avenue into Saybrook School, with the broader aim of a workable, affordable plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Walter Jr
Walter
Board of Education
Coe Avenue
Taxpayers Civic and Coordinating Committee
Woman Reports $50 Cash Stolen From Home
Mrs. Paul Phillips of 829 Winchester Avenue reported to police that fifty dollars was stolen from her bedroom. Entry was gained by ripping the pantry window screen, indicating a break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Phillips
Winchester Avenue
213 Will Get H. S. Diplomas
Two hundred thirteen members of the senior class will graduate at the high school Wednesday evening June 14, announced by principal Ruhl L. Custer. The long list includes Wilken Samuel Alexander Allister and many others with varied surnames, continuing to page eight for the full roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhl L. Custer
Wilken Sanuel Alexander Allister
Mhilly Atiata
Glurle
Matrilyn Arteln
George Baker
George Clayton Shadow
Roger Ho Barron
Robert Leonard Haun
Alien Well
Anne Marie Benter
Mareia Abbant Hennett
Frank Menson
Gloria Werger
Leonard Gerald Bierman
Alex Gitsko
Harvey Allen Blake
Shirley Ta- Yorn Blazer
Naomi Vida Bleekman
Merly Ann Boone
Ruth Alice Borner
Reward Bernard Hornstein
Leafior
Knuth Reyes
George Brager
Shirley Ann Dwindle
Irene Brochu
Evelyn Mary Kodean
Jack Everett Brookes
Jean May Buchanan
Edward J. Buehsbaum
Stobert
William Buechert
Joan Carolyn Campbell
Marilyn Joan Coslowski
Hater
Kathleen Agnes Fleming
Robert Alan Plieder
Angelo Fortunato
Carmine G. Fredo
Ann Stanley Keledigan
Harbara Isk Mriedman
Howard G. Gabriel
Shildey Galanty
Allen Frank Gerber
Joan Caterine Giezey
John P. Glancey
Joan Virginia Glazer
David J Goldberg
Anita Gooen
Maxine Grant
Martin 8. Greenberg
Arline
Diane Groninger
Mar UN Grunder
Lela
Helen Gruyteh
Riymond Douglas Hale
Barbara Jean Hall
Bruce Richard Harrison
Oleana Emily Hagen
Geraldine J. Hess
Hildegarde Holzschuh
Beverley Joan Howell
Edward Wy Hyde
Barbara Jane Innes
Rowse A. Jackeo
Melina Anella Jones
Lorraine Joan Jupa
Shirley Ann Kilser
Barbara Kaplan
John Joseph Karpinati
Lynn Maureen Katehen
Joan Marilyn Kats
Joan Kelly
Ienee Kessler
Eliaabeth Marvy Kimmel
Robert Gleates Kirkpatrik
Joel Howard Klausner
Gloria Morence Klehr
Anna Eilen Klein
Paul Wonik
Catharine Theresa Kopp
Marcelline Krafchick
Lawrence Charles Krigspert, Jr
Martin Kratenik
Martin Philip Kruty
Joseph John Latimer
Jose Ann Tavito
Irene Sadjien
Phillip Frank Bavittleri
Albert Nicholas Senecin
Norman Jay Seheer
Jay Philip Seher
James Joseph Seher
Referendum Backing Seen as Benefit for Hillside Schools
Arnold H. McClow of the Board of Education urges south Hillside residents to vote Yes on the June 13 school referendum. He cites rising kindergarten enrollment, projections by the Columbia Survey, and the need to move the 9th grade from Coe avenue to an enlarged high school to free space for Saybrook area elementary pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Saybrook
P.T.A
Coe Avenue
Saybrook School
Hillside
Arnold H. McClow
Board of Education
McClow
Columbia Survey
Columbia
Saybrook Annex
Taxpayers’ Civic and Coordination Committee
James J. Holsing
Harden-Looker
Henry Toy Jr to Speak on Public School Drive in Hillside
Henry Toy Jr executive director of the National Citizens Commission for Public Schools will address Hillside residents at Abram P Morris School auditorium on Coe Avenue June 7. The program includes films The Fight for Better Schools and excerpts from General Bradley and Dr Conant speeches. A Hillside Board of Education building program questions session follows as part of a June 18 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Bradley
Conant
Hillside
Henry Toy
Roy EK. Larson
Time, Inc
America
Toy
Fight For
March of Time
Bradley
Onan
Hillside Board of Education
The
Area Meetings on School Referendum Schedule
Area meetings to explain the June 13 school improvement referendum run Monday through Friday next week. Board members will attend each session to answer questions. the Wednesday event is a highlight. Meetings are sponsored by the P I A s of the respective schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
P.I
Hillside Avene
Calvin Coolidge
Coe Avenue
George Washington
Hurden-Looker
Hillside Education Leaders Back Speech by Toy and Allies
Hillside education leaders and partner organizations endorse a speech by Toy with the Lay Committee and P TAs urged to mobilize members. Board of Education members will attend and support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Better Education League
Board of Education
P.t.a.'s
Toy
Two Will Receive Rider Degrees
Herbert W. Jacobson and William Roberts will receive bachelor degrees from Rider College at the 85th annual commencement. Jacobson earns a B S in commerce from Accountancy, Roberts a J S in commerce from Business Administration, with both slated for Friday August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider College
Jacobson
Division of Accountancy and Roberts
Division of Business Administration
Comets Lose Title Clash To Rahway In 3-0 Shutout
Hillside High School Comets were edged 3-0 by Rahway as the Rahway pitcher held the hillers to no scoring through seven innings. Len Bierman worked the eighth with Rahway’s Lewis homering to spark a rally and secure the Union County Interscholastic Baseball Conference crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Comets
Rahway
Union County
Len Bierman
Lewis
Sisto
Wipers and Radio Aerial Stolen From Car Near North Broad
Albert Lucas reports his car on Mertz avenue near North Broad street was broken into around 9 30 p m Friday. Police say a radio aerial was damaged and two windshield wipers were stolen with total loss about 11 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lucas
Dover Avenue
Mertz Avenue
North Broad Street
Will Get Columbia Degree In Medicine
Frederick Van Poznak of 832 Winchester Avenue will receive an M D degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City next Thursday June 8. He attended Hillside High School and earned a Magna Cum Laude B S from Tufts College in Medford Massachusetts. Starting in July he will intern for two years at Lenox Hill Hospital on Park Avenue at 76th Street in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Poznak
Winchester. Avenue
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York City
van Poznak
Hillside High School
Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Lenox Hill Hospital
Park Avenue
76Th Street
Took Car To Elope. Young Couple Say
Albert A Campolattaro 18 of Newark was ordered held for the Grand Jury after pleading guilty to auto larceny before Magistrate Clarence E Kremer Arrested in Fairmount Park Philadelphia by Sergeant Charles Grant Campolattaro charged with stealing a car owned by Dr Harry A Lotman of Schley Street on May 16 A 17 year old Belleville girl was picked up with Campolattaro and said they planned to be married and elope The girl will be arraigned on a juvenile complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Campolattaro
Montclair Avenue
Newark
Clarence E. Kremer
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Charles Grant
Campolattaro
Harry A. Lotman
Schley Street
Belleville
Amaranth Card Party at Mrs Pimm’s Home
Amaranth Court 20 hosts a card party at 835 Winchester Ave the home of Mrs William B Pimm on Wednesday June 7 at 8 p m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Court 20
Order of the Amaranth
William B. Pimm
Winchester Avenue
Two County Veterans Leaders Swapped Commands in New Jersey
Peter H. Dellane, elected commander of the Essex County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars, congratulates Victor Heller who was named to the same post in Union County. Both Hillside residents, Dellane leads 46 W F W posts while Heller will oversee 22 Union County posts. Heller, former Davenport Hill Post 1722 commander, ex deputy chief of staff for the 5th District, and Hillside Local 70 P B A president, is praised for his local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Dellane
Essex County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Victor Heller
Union County
Hillside
Dellane
Laborman’s Post
Essex Council
W.F.W
Heller
Davenport-Hill_ Post
Department of New Jersey
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
New Driver Ends Up In Hospital After Crash
Mrs Dorothy Gordon at 248 Conklin avenue on a learner's permit stepped on the gas and crashed into a house at 1568 Summit avenue injuring Mrs Pearl Wurtzek and Gordon. Wurtzek suffered a fractured left ankle while Gordon had elbow and knee abrasions and injured teeth. William Flizar, in the house, reported damage to clapboards furniture and part of the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gordon
Conklin Avenue
Memorial Day program at Hillside High School Annex
Under Mrs. Sadie D. Reilly the Science Excursion Club led a Memorial Day program at the Hillside High School Annex. George Grutch presented tokens to officers including President Carl Hexamer and Secretary Joan Robin. Guest participants included Dr. Wayne Branom and Colonel Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie D. Reilly
Hillside High School
George Grutch
Carl Hexamer
Norman Walensky
William Stark
Joan Robin
Paul Lewis
Donald Lacey
Fred Weippert
Ray Woody
Dorothy Serrattelli
Barbara Abelowitz
Dolores Schwahl
Steve Prasu
Ernest Howarth
Irma Vit
Wayne T. Branom
Colonel Bell
Sixth Army
Dorothy Halbert
In Flanders Field
Barbara Urbine
Weather outlook showers morning then fair and pleasant
The forecast calls for showers this morning followed by a pleasant and fair afternoon and continued calm conditions tomorrow with mild temperatures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taxpayers
Gop
Holsing
Revoe
Walter Howell
Patriotic Celebrations Committee
Russell Looker Park
Don T Whatson
Abram P. Morris
Raymond R. King
King
H. S
O. K
Boon
South Side
Tobia’s
Hillside Appliance Company
Liberty Ave
N. Broad 81
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Henry Toy Jr
Renton
Herbert W. Jacobson
Albert Jacobson
Voorhees Street
William Roberts
W. T. Roberts
Sanford Avenue
Drerederick van Poznak
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
Sporting Goods
American Flyer & Lionel
Bellows & Company
Maple Leaf Liquors
Maple Av
N. J
Salem Pharmacy
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty~ Ave
Growney Funeral Home
John J
Growney Funeral
Broad Bt
Millside
Corner Hurden
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