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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
4
Local ads advertise flash cameras developing printing sets and gift cards for graduation and Father’s Day. Also listed are same day mattress renovations, moving and trucking services, errand and odd job help, painting and decorating, and remodeling services with contact details in Hillside New Jersey.
Davenport Hill Post 1722 V F W named delegates to the National Veterans of Foreign Wars convention at the V F W Hall. George Martin Tax Collector Frank Winesling and Walter Howell were the delegates with alternates Albert Stier Chester Babcock and Victor Heller Sr. Heller received a past commander’s pin after a term as Union County commander. July and August meetings set for the first Monday.
Hillside Yellow Cab markets 24 hour taxi service with radio-equipped cabs and special rates for long trips. Contact Walter Warren at 303 Long Avenue WAverly 6-1000.
Republican candidate Arnold H. McClow charges Democrat Henry Goldhor distorted facts about his stance on a Planning Board. He asserts he did not oppose a board in 1940 41 or 42 and accuses Goldhor of partisanship and mudslinging while noting his own World War II service. Commissioner Kirk
A reader denounces Mr. Goldhor for alleging opposition to a Planning Board in the early 1940s. He challenges specifics, accusing Goldhor of political motives and warning against demanding future political declarations from current appointees. The exchange centers on civic service versus political alignment.
Miss Elsie May Kmosko daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kmosko of 536 Paul street will marry Herbert Wasserbach son of Mrs Justine Wasserbach of 68 Paine avenue Irvington and the late Mr Wasserbach at 6 pm Saturday in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 401 Avon avenue Newark A reception will follow at the Hitchin Post Inn Union Maid of honor will be Miss Alice Kmosko Bridesmaids are Mrs Betty Flynn Miss Anne Kundrat and Mrs Mary Ahne Aggar Best man will be Ernest Wasserbach Ushers include Neil Flynn Robert Smith and Kenneth Apgar The couple plan a two and a half week Florida honeymoon The bride elect is a Hillside High School graduate and the groom elect attended Irvington schools and works for Coll Tile Co both plan to join the army soon
The Hillside Township Committee on June 27 1951 final read an ordinance licensing and regulating coin operated manually operated amusement games without springs stoppers or obstructions. The measure sets license fees and penalties and defines two license classes Proprietor and Distributor while restricting license eligibility for convicted gamblers or violators of township or state laws.
Township of Hillside enacts license rules for coin operated amusement devices with fees up to 41 and 320000 for distributors, requiring applications, display of licenses, age limits, and penalties for violations including fines up to 100 and potential jail time. police may seize devices and confiscation follows, with provisions for revenue and enforcement.
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