Hillside Times Publication Details and Rates
The Hillside Times outlines its second class status in 1925, prints weekly on Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey, lists staff roles, and gives subscription rates of 3.50 per year and 8 cents per copy with postage to Canada and abroad. Readers are invited to send letters with name and address for good faith verification.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
TIMES
United States
Canada
The
Hillside Republican scene shifts and local diversions noted
The Regular Republican Club and the Herlich Thompson Campaign committee lacked a leader after Charles F. Jones resigned ill. Ruth Johnston of 1132 Salem Avenue was chosen Miss Hillside in a Mayfair Theatre bathing beauty contest. Alan D Hall’s emergency relief duties were dropped by the Township Committee, reassigned to the Paar Department. Frank Buck’s Bring Em Back Alive played in New Jersey. Kenneth M. Ross won a three year seat on the Board of A ots. Hillside Republican chairman and ex Zoning Board member. Graduation at Hillside Avenue School drew 1000 plus. Samuel Dubow leaves coaching to focus on work as high school athletic director. William P. Schweitn er of 897 Westminster Avenue is national small-bore rifle champ seeking England participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Herlich-Thompson Republican Campaign
Charles F. Jones
Ruth Johnston
Salem Avenue
Hillside
Mayfair Theatre
Alan D Hall
Paar Department
Frank Buck
New Jersey
Hillside Avenue
Marylair Theatre
Samuel Dubow
William P. Sehweitner
Westminster Avenue
England
Students Of Piano In Recital Tuesday
Maplewood piano teacher Eric Steiner will present 34 of his students in a recital at the Maplewood Woman's Club on Tuesday evening June 24. The junior group performs at 7 30, the intermediate and senior groups at 8 30, with 23 students winning Griffith Music Foundation auditions and eight earning high honors. Hillside participants include Rita Diamond Carol Hisen Alan Eisenberg Barbara Fisenberg Paula Rosner Lee Scher Elaine Tannenbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Steiner
Maplewood
Steiner
Griffith Music Foundation
Hillside
Rita Diamond
Carol Hisen
Alan Eisenberg
Barbara Fisenberg
Paula Rosner
Lee Scher
Elaine Tannenbaum
Boy Injured When Bicycle Rammed Auto
A nine year old boy named Robert Wagner was hospitalized in fair condition after his bicycle rode into a car on Salon Avenue. He struck his head on the windshield of a vehicle operated by Leo Devine and fell to the street. two doctors treated him at the scene. A younger boy, Danny Blank, escaped injury after his bicycle hit a car on Long Avenue near White Street. he was examined and sent home.
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Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
Robert Wagner
Woodruff Avenue
Salon Avenue
Leo Devine
Union
Charles Grubin
Robin Peleahuck
Danny Blank
Avy Street
Posese TL. Mullican
Doalside Avenue
Long Avenue
White Street
Phélé Shuck
Hillside High models expansion with student crafted scale
Two Hillside High School sophomores James Lynskey Jr and Richard Tichenor built a scale model of the three wing expansion begun last September and due for completion in February. The model shows a 110 car lot, shrubbery, lighting, sidewalks and flower beds with detailed features. They worked more than 100 hours with teachers William Koerner and John Duthie, using a 4 by foot plywood base and brick paper to simulate walls. Both boys plan to become engineers and credited each other for the design and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
James Lynskey, Jr
Lynskey
Fairbanks Streets
Richard Tichenor
Bank Street
William Koerner
John Duthie
James
Richard
Forsythia James
Install Officers of Hillside Lions Hold Ceremony
Hillside Lions Club closed with Townley's Restaurant Union hosting the installation led by District governor Wendell H. Woodside. Grahom Monkowitz became president with Lanny G. Groh as 1st vice president and Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick as 2nd resident, among other officer appointments. Fifteen members earned perfect attendance awards. The club plans to buy four large camping troop items and will meet board directors once in July and August with no regular meetings. Delegates to Atlantic City State convention were Mankowitz Irwin Gillet and Frank Ninesling with alternates Bright Friedman and Martin.
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Hillside Lions Club
Townley
Union
Wendell H. Woodside
Grahom Monkowitz
Lanny G. Groh
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Walter O. Krumbie
William R. Thomas
Sidney G. Friedman
Tiseon J. Michael
Mas T. Shiynan
Charles I. Grubin
Fred Merkle Jr
George F. Martin, Jr
Mauree Isright
Edward Schraeder
Olston Hayes Lions Club
Newark
Industrial Marketers of New Jersey Elects 1952 58 Officers
Hillside Industry figures predominant in the slate for Industrial Marketers of New Jersey for the 1952 58 season. James C Johnson of Buchanan Electrical Products becomes vice president after public relations term ends. George Black of Cooper Alloy Foundry Company is elected to the Board of Directors. Julian Sarokin of Cooper Alloy Foundry Company elected treasurer after serving as Innings editor.
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Hillsire
New Jersey
James C. Johnson
Buchanan Electrical Products Corporation
Route 29
George Black
Cooper Alley Foundry Company
Bloy Street
Ramsey Avenue
Julian Sarokin
Cooper Alloy Foundry Company
Black
Innings
Cornelius C. Chamberlin Rites Held for Newark Real Estate Developer
Funeral services were held Sunday for Cornelius C. Chamberlin a 91 year old Newark real estate developer. Born in New York he moved to Newark as a child and built homes in the Weequahic area. He died last Thursday and is survived by his wife Jessie Worsley five sons five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Smith and Smith
Newark
Cornelius C. Chamberlin
Hillside Avenue
Theodore R. Rosche
Weequahic Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Chamberlin
New York
Elizabeth Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Weequahic
Hillside
Jessie Worsley
Clinton W
Frank H. Bot
Union
William W
Crawford Donald
Elizabeth
Gilbert D
Sinai Hebrew School Holds Closing and Graduation
Sinai Hebrew School held its closing and graduation exercises in Ysther Berkowitz Hall last Wednesday. Havil awards were presented by Dr. David Rudavsky to Barry Pell and others. prizes for class work by Israel Alexander to several students. diplomas awarded by Benjamin S. Berkowitz to graduates of the elementary department. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen offered greetings.
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Sinai Hebrew School
Ysther Berkowitz Hall
David Rudavsky
Barry Pell
Silver Pin
Robert Brazer
Muriel Eisenberg
Fredrick Feldman
Arlene Heyman
Judith Kadowitz
Ruth Lechter
Michael Markowitz
Melvyn Pell
Myron Rosenberg
Libby Beth Silverstein
Joan Waldman
Israel Alexander
Sinai Hebrew School Committee
Rona Derman
Elliot Hershkowitz
Judith Kleim
Henry Krumholz
The
Hebrew School
Benjamin S. Berkowitz
Sinai Congregation
Carol Abramowitz
Abram S. Altschule
Rhoda Chaist
Steven Chanin
Joyce R. Finkel
David Harris
Lawrence Hh. Jaffe
Michael Kadish
Steven H. Kerner
Wendy S. Mankowitz
Stuart D. Oderman
Ruthe A. Paul
Jerome Plaxe
Martin Rappaport
Stanley S. Rice
Howard Schwartz
Marline Zagin
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen
Jewish National Fund prizes awarded for spring collections
Mrs. Fannie Kremen directed choral and dance groups while Herman C. Lansey presented Jewish National Fund prizes to top collectors. Donald L. Schultz reported to the Naval Air Station at Memphis for a 2.28 week electronics and radar course after basic training in Jacksonville. He is a Hullside High School graduate and the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Schultz. Fight Police Give to Sister Kenny Foundation New York 607th Avenue page item.
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Ing
Fannie Kremen
Herman C. Lansey
Aut Prinemen
Jewish National Fund
Donald L. Schultz
Us S
Naval Air Corps
Naval Air Station
Memphts
Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
Hullside High School
H. R. Schultz
Cram Street
Sister Kenny
607Th Avenue
New York
Red Cross Drive Exceeds In Hillside Campaign
Daniel L. Hussey praised Hillside for exceeding its Red Cross fund drive quota. The Hillside committee led by Gregor V. Pearson raised 12,154 against a 12,100 goal, with Mrs William C. Stark reporting 5,932.97 in residential gifts and a close second in corporate donations. Other towns and totals follow, showing varied performance. overall chapter returns were 7,500 higher than last year, signaling future improvement for a 1953 campaign.
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Hillside
Daniel L. Hussey
Elizabethtown
American Red Cross
Board of Education
Gregor V. Pearson
William C. Stark
Roselle Park
Elizabeth
Linden
Union
Roselle
Hussey
Campaign notes indicate late donations accepted for Red Cross drive
The speaker asks who may have been overlooked or unable to contribute during the drive to send donations to Mr Pearson, Mrs Starke of Red Cross 644 Salem Avenue Elizabeth. He says the books will not be closed until October and gifts received by then will be credited to the campaign.
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Pearson
Starke
Red Cross
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Executors Named in Schmidt Estate in Scotch Plains
William A. Schmidt and Frederick J. Crater named executors of the Elizabeth E. Schmidt estate who died June 4. The house goes to Schmidt with residuary share divided between Crater and daughter Constance E. Luck of 207 Hollywood Avenue. Surrogate Charles A. Ota voices the proceedings.
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William A. Schmidt
Hollywood Avenue
Frederick J. Crater
Westfield Toad
Scotch Plains
Elizabeth E. Schmidt
Charles A. Ota
Chmidt
Crater
Constance E. Luck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Telephone Waverly
Ots
Kenneth M. Ross
Hillside Republichairman
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Teitelbauws Delicatessen
Bergen St
WaAverly
Simon Goldfein
Elmora Ave
Pennington
Broad Street
Mags
Margaretten & Co., Inc
East Broad Street
Westfield
Telephone
Westfield 2
Howard Savings Institution
Mayfair Barber Shop
N. Broad St
Grandsmith Bros
Valors
Jean la Flotte
Munzio
Picnic Grove
Swimming
Kiddieland
Olympic Park
Irvington
C. C. Chamberlin Funeral Services
BrakeService Inc
Bigelow
Elizabeth Ave
Cor
W. Runyon St
N. J
Mayfair
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J. Cerven
North Broad ST
Powell Key & Saw
Liberty Ave
Irie Asa Rae
Elizabethport
First Street
Bankin’ Offices
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jack and
Jack
Jill
Bell Telephone Company
Classified Business Directory
Arthur Seale
Peter A. Drobach Co
Bloy ST
Lennox
Hillside, N. J
Heinz
Esso
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Home Utilities Co., Inc
Essex
R. F. Stengel
KODAK
Graflex
Bell & Howell
Revere
Coit Street
Lionel Headquarters
Stuyvesant Ave
Sheet Metal Contractors
Nyse-Wilson Motors
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers
General Auto Repairing
Louis Nuse, Jr
J. J. Wilson
Lipschutz Bros
Zenith
Elso Service
Broad St
Bailey Ave
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
Camera Exchange
Morris Ave
Elizabeth EL
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Delaware Valley
N. Broad Street
King Street
Wally Tomy
White St
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Harden
American Legion
Liberty Belles Supper Party
Hillside Boosters
Boosters
Elo’s Poultry Market
Gurd Ave
Leo’s
Supreme Live
Long Ave
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
General Insurance
Kathryn A. Keller
Waverly
Hillside Radio
Savoy Brass Co
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