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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
6
The Hillside Times published weekly prints news from Hillside New Jersey area. The paper lists Sidney Silverswein as editor and Robert Kiplin as business manager. Subscription rates cover U S and foreign postage. Letters from readers require full name and address for publication.
Announcement says Hillside Industrial Foundation abandons its outdoor pool plan amid mixed community views. It notes a $70 000 gift was intended as a catalyst for future local philanthropy and urges town and school authorities to discuss fund use before the situation worsens.
A magistrate heard a case about a vicious dog owned by Stewart Silberman at 268 Clark Street. The dog bit three people including a boy and his injured brother, prompting a $35 fine as Silberman claimed he tried to confine the animal.
A public figure faces a lawsuit alleging misconduct related to city matters. The case names the involved individual and charges, with details on the venue and timing as reported by the source.
Hubert Roy Tyndall formerly Nadens was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force at aPolytvehale ceremony on June 10 and graduated from RPI with a degree in aeronautical engineering. He will join North American Aviation in Los Angeles as a junior design engineer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rumsen L. Tyndall of Roselle Park New Jersey and a Hillside High School graduate of 1951.
Rutgers University School of Law news notes a graduate named Diamond receiving an honor for high grades. The item lists Diamond’s roles in student groups and a June toast at a banquet. Separate obituaries report Mrs Nellie G. Schaeffer of Elizabeth and widow Mrs Bertha Martha, with details on surviving relatives and burial plans.
Hillside National Bank will open from 1 08 p.m. Tuesday July 5 to accommodate customers after the Fourth of July Monday holiday, announced today by president James A Owell.
The Golden Chain festival will end its season with a meeting on Tuesday at Kane Temple on Hil Street Newark. Co chairs Mrs Rose Rubenstan and Mrs Barothy Zamulsky will lead a card party and cake service with refreshments to follow for members and friends.
Vadeika, a Hillside Music School graduate from Class of 31, received the Hamilton degree at the June 3 commencement ceremony in Clinton. He completed pre-med studies and earned a chemistry major before entering the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Columbia in September.
Church schedules list services for Church of Christ the King Fairmount Avenue Elizabeth New Jersey. It includes mass times daily holy days baptism times and church events at multiple locations including Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Bethany Pentecostal Hillside Presbyterian and Christian Science readings with dates and class times.
Edward Townsend Habermann of Hillside New Jersey received a Bachelor of Arts degree at Johns Hopkins University officially closing its 79th academic year. Dag Hammarskjold delivered the commencement address as Habermann, active in Boosters Club H Club and varsity athletics, was named to Omicron Delta Kappa.
Miss Barbara Jane Innes daughter of Mr and Mrs David B Innes of 1117 Woodruff Avenue earned a bachelor of science in occupational therapy on June 6 in Richmond Virginia from Richmond Professional Institute a division of William and Mary College Williamsburg She is a Hillside High School graduate class of 1950 and was employed by Mulberry Metals Co
Miss Barbara Sue Tumarkin of 1469 Stanley Terrace Hillside New Jersey will join about 600 freshmen entering Smith College in September as part of the class of 1959. The entering class includes students from 38 states the District of Columbia Canada China Greece Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
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