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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

3

Memorial rose garden dedicated at Franklin Memorial Church

The Franklin Memorial Methodist Church dedicates a 41-plant memorial rose garden at Maple and Keer avenues. Miss Ethel Jennings and Mrs. William C. Stark spearheaded the project with support from the Wesleyan Service Guild. Plants honor friends and relatives including Rev. Harold Gamblin’s father and Mrs. Neuman’s sister. The garden features yellow Peace roses, New Dawn climbers, Red Temptation climbers, a silver swfoon push, and a central bird bath with a diagram chart for visitors.

Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Maple Keer Ethel Jennings Ann Thurber Miss Miss Jennings Myrtle Hughes Hillside

Tool Box Stolen From Green Flyer Garage

A tool box containing assorted tools valued at 380 dollars was reported stolen Monday night from a bench in the Green Flyer Bus garage at 444 Hillside Avenue. The owner is Andrew Bank of 1002 East Grand Street Elizabeth a mechanic for the company.

Green Flyer Hillside Avenue Andrew Bank East Grand Street Elizabeth

Pingry Student Attends Party Honoring Retiring Teacher

James Whitlock of 214 Exeter Way attends a June 1 party at Pingry School honoring Mrs. Edward C. Clayton retiring second grade teacher.

James Whitlock Exeter Way Pingry School Edward C. Clayton

Police Magistrate Levies $229 Fines

Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer heard 35 cases and collected $229 in fines Saturday in Municipal Court. Charged with driving 60 miles per hour in a 25 mile zone on Route 1, William S Stockton paid $20. Fines of $10 were given to Ralph P Hagele for wrong plates, Otto Leber for failure to use hand signals, Harry C Murphy for speeding and improper turning, Louis Berger for no license, George V George for cutting in and out at 50 mph in a 25 zone, and Harry for improper signaling on a U turn.

Clarence E. Kremer William S Stockton Ralph P Hagele Hollis N. Y Otto Leber Ridgewood Avenue Newark Harry C. Murphy Jacoby Street Maplewood Louis Berger Boulevard Westfield George V. George Newton Street Harry

Lads Cub Names Father Of Year Frank L De Santo

Frank L De Santo of 1273 Baker Street was named Father Of The Year by Hill side Lads Club at its first anniversary ceremony. President Joseph Jenkins praised volunteer service for youngsters and noted the award honors a non club father with strong dedication to youth. De Santo has four sons, two of whom are club members.

Frank L. de Santo Bakerstreet Hillside Lads Club Joseph Jenkins Jenkins de Santo Frank George Robert Glenn Aarold Somers

Dinner Dance for Harden Locker School Graduates

The Harden-Locker School hosts its first dinner dance for graduates. On June 13 from 7 30 p m to 10 30 p m in the school auditorium the PTA executive board will serve a roast turkey dinner and provide music from the high school band. Eighth graders have contributed five cents weekly since January to help cover rent and the board will pay the rest. Invitations were sent to eighth grade teachers and Mr and Mrs Albert Vreeland. Mr Vreeland is the principal.

Harden-Locker School P T.A. Executive Board Vaughn Stiles Albert Vreeland Vreeland

Essay Contest On Music Announced In Irvington

Rocco Caprio of the Den School of Music Irvington announces a music essay contest for area school children in partnership with the Sanford Theatre in Irvington. Topic is Why I Want To Study Music written as a letter. Prizes include a $50 defense bond and a new musical instrument with six months of lessons. entries due July 12 to Caprio at 1064 Springfield Ave. The winner is to be awarded on July 20 at 8 p.m. on the Sanford Theatre stage with judges Mayor Herbert Kruttschnitt Patrolman Joseph Marke J E Housman Fire Chief Harry Zigenius and Edward McKenna. Caprio formerly played with the U S Navy Band and is composing a march for Irvington.

Rocco Caprio Springfield Avenue Irvington Sanford Theatre Herbert Kruttschnitt Joseph Marke Police Athletic League J. E. Housman Harry Zigenius Edward McKenna Caprio U. S. Navy Washington, D.C

Matts Receives Drew University BA in 84th Commencement

William L. Matts, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Matts of Hillside, earned a bachelor of arts degree at Drew University during the 84th commencement. He graduated with the Class of 88 from the College of Liberal Arts, after attending Hillside High School. He studied psychology and participated in the yearbook staff, campus newspaper, dramatics club, student council publicity committee, and the American Chemical Society student affiliate chapter.

The American Chemical Society

Hillside Tax Sale Certificate Offered for Elsie Roth Property

On June 18 1961 at 7 55 pm at Municipal Headquarters Hillside New Jersey a public sale will offer Tax Sale Certificate No 2861 against Elsie Roth for Lots 1 and 17 Block 22 4 on Lee Street fronting 50 feet. Certificate dating from 1929 unpaid since 1951 totals 494 61 with bids limited to 394 01. 20 percent due at sale and rest within ten days plus 50 court costs. Bids must be in 26 increments. sale subject to Hillside Township Committee confirmation and statutory provisions. James O Joiner and Josephine Joiner offer 393 01.

North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey Jim Elsie Roth Lee Street Costa James O. Joiner Josephine Joiner Leo Street Jess Han Offerorshall State of Howard J. Bloy

Picnickers Welcome At Olympic Park

Picnickers still crowd Olympic Park with family baskets and concerts. Henry Guenther marks thirty five years managing the Irvington center while Capt. Joseph Basile leads Sousa Creatore and Pryor bands at the bandstand. The park offers tables benches a playground and a vast swimming pool among other modern amusements.

Olympic Park Henry. Guenther Irvington Amusement Center Capt Joseph Basile Sousa Creatore Pryor Olympic Bubbles Ricardo

Berkowitz Named To Credit Executives Board

Benjamin Berkowitz of Hillside and Elberon was named to the advisory board of the New Jersey Association of Credit Executives at its 44th annual meeting May 31 at the Hotel Robert Treat in Newark. He is affiliated with Central Paper Company.

Benjamin Berkowitz Hillside Elberon New Jersey Association of Credit Executives National Association of Credit Men Robert Treat Newark Central Paper Company

Griffith Awards Of Merit For 51 Music Students In Newark

Fifty one Hillside students joined 1835 from 148 communities across New Jersey who earned merit awards Sunday in the Griffith Music Foundation audition program at the Mosque Theater in Newark. Ten students won honor awards in the young artist grade, enabling performances in Foundation sponsored concerts.

Hillside New Jersey Griffith Music Foundation Mosque Theater Newark Foundation Sonya Meyers Gertrude Bangma Doreen Coleman Barbara Marilyn Eisenberg Jane Elias Beryl Emmer Joan Ruth Erbach Elizabeth Lee Friedman Eileen J. Gallo Goodman Judy Handshuh Anne M. Hayes Arlene Heyman Judith Klein Bernie L. Koblentz Eugene Krautblatt Audrey R. Sapofsky Patricia A Regina A. Light Miriam Lowenstein James O Jerrold Lynskey Ralph Mandelbaum Theresa Miele Irene Nagazina Franklin Madeleine Prieser Leah S Melvin Reich Michele Reich Myron Rosenberg Charles W. Roland Lee Scher Lois Schleiffer Carol Sénner Lucille M. Simmons Irene Sirkin Gerald Nancy Spielvogel Scott Steiner Stephen Tabakin Patricia D. Ward Richard Weiss Mary Welch Janet C. Williams James F. Zepp Bonnie Zients

Jewish Festival Will Be Observed

The two day festival of Sh'rues will be ushered in at services at the Sinai Congregation Saturday evening June 9. Since this holiday commemorates the revelation of the Torah to the children of Israel at the foot of Mt Sinai, the local observance will recall that historic event.

Sinai Congregation Is Yael Mt. Sinai

Sinai Congregation Mourns and Festive Decor Planned

Decalogue read during morning services marking Sh'vous festival with floral decorations at home and synagogue. Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue schedules include June 9 at 9 p.m June 10 at 8 30 a.m June 11 at 8 30 a.m and 8 15 p.m Yizkor memorials at about 10 45 a.m Monday Rabbi Eliezer Cohen to lead services and sermons.

Sinai Maple Avenue Yizkoror Eliezebr Cohen

Red Cross Delegate To Braille Parley

Mrs. Robert B. Gibby of Elizabethtown Chapter represented the Red Cross Braille unit at a New Jersey Commission for the Blind conference held all day at Essex House Newark. Workers from across the state attended to review Braille work accomplished so far.

Robert B. Gibby Og 2 Elizabethtown American Red Cross New Jersey Commission For the Blind Essex House Newark

Plans for continued work with students and volunteers

The article notes plans to continue work through the summer to supply textbooks for students. It mentions organizing fall and winter activities and emphasizes the need for additional volunteers. The text shows a community effort to support students and expand program participation.

Industries Plan For Vet Memorial Drive Lunch

A luncheon hosted by Harpy A Cooper of Cooper Alloy Foundry sought support from 200 industries for a War Veterans Memorial Building Fund. Attendees included J Ferrigno of Were Car nt, Harry I. Luftman, and an industrial committee with members Bristill, O’Brien, Renard, MacDonald, and Adlerbert.

War Veterans Memorial Building Fund Harpy A Cooper Cooper Alloy Foundry Company J. Ferrigno Were Carnt Ie OL Harry I. Luftman William M. Bristill Frank W. O'Brien Freq Renard Jack MacDonald Bo Adlerbert Cooper Alloy Plant

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