Hillside Plans 6-3-3 School System With 1.3 Million Build Program
The Board of Education schedules March 13 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium to hear Dr. Henry H. Linn and Dr. Felix J. McCormick explain The Survey of the Building: Requirements of the Public Schools of Hillside. The plan envisions 1.3 million dollars for Saybrook School, a high school addition, and a 6-8-3 organization to handle rising enrollment through 1960s and beyond.
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Hillside
Institute of Field Studies
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Board of Education
Henry H. Linn
Felix J. McCormick
Saybrook
Weith
Abram P. Morris
Hillside Avenue
Orchard Terrace Association seeks further rezoning
The Orchard Terrace Association asked the Township Committee to rezone both sides of Orchard terrace from Hillside avenue to existing homes and the southerly side of Oakland terrace from Orchard terrace to Maple avenue from Residence B to Residence A. The group will be advised to present its request to the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
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Orchard Terrace
Hillside Avenue
Oakland Terrace
Maple Avenue
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Liberty Avenue
New One Story Show Room Built For Midway Motors
Midway Motors Inc. plans a new single story showroom and service building at 1433 North Broad Street, 60 by 180 feet, with a four two post lifts and three one post lifts. Raymond D. Matthews, president, aims a one stop service area with repairs, body work, painting, lubrication, and undercoating under one roof. The existing quarters will be used to sell used cars, while the service department should be ready by April 15 and the showroom by June 1. D. O. Evans is general contractor.
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Midway Motors Inc
de Soto - Plymouth
North Broad Street
Raymond D. Matthews
Hillsite
Plains
D. O. Evans
Davis and Elkins Diver Places Third at Coast Meet
Charles W. Van Hart Jr of Davis and Elkins College won third place in diving in a meet against Virginia Tech and the University of Pittsburgh, with Davis and Elkins noted as the competing college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. van Hart, Jr
Davis and Elkins
W. Va
University of Pittsburgh
Civic report on Hillside schools sparks town meeting plan
Lee t Whention urges all civic-minded residents to attend next Monday night’s presentation by Columbia University’s Institute of Field Studies. The survey team will discuss their methods, disclose charts and vital statistics on Hillside schools, and answer questions, with local officials encouraged to attend.
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Institute of Field Studies
Columbia University
Institute
Hillside
Hillside National raises savings rate to 1.42 percent
Hillside National Bank becomes first local commercial bank to raise savings interest from 1 percent to 1.42 percent after wartime controls were removed. President James A. Oneil says about 9 000 depositors benefit and annual payments rise from 62 000 to roughly 92 000.
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Hillside National Bank
James A. Oneil
Hillside
North Jersey
Hillside National
Reiter Drops Out Of Township Committee Race
Emanuel M. Reiter member of the Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners withdraws from the Township Committee race and resigns as Republican County Committeeman in the fifth district on medical advice after recent illness and family wishes.
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Emanuel M. Reiter
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Reiter
16 Duplex Homes Planned on Hollywood Avenue
Hollywood Homes Inc of North Broadstreet will erect 16 new duplex houses on Hollywood avenue north of Fire Headquarters. Each unit offers two bedrooms, large living room, dinette, modern kitchen, tiled bath with shower, and oversized closets. Brick and wood fronts, landscaped yards, front stoops. Prices: 316,500 for a double unit, 8500 for a single unit. Financing through Hillside National Bank. Occupancy tentatively set for June July and August.
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Hollywood Homes Inc
North Broadstreet
Hollywood Avenue
G. L's
G. I
Hillside National Bank
William Suesserman
Hillside
Girl Scouts Present PTA Play The Family Album
Calvin Coolidge School P T A meets at 8 pm in the auditorium. Troop 33 will present a one act play The Family Album written by Mrs Anthony Cirrito with girls in authentic early 90s costumes. The PTA sponsors this event and the play features a family album coming to life.
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Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
Girl Scout Troop 33
Anthony Cirrito
Forgettable quotes and political quips from Hillside club
A Hillside Democratic Club public service page compiles quotes from Mister Oneil Republican Township Committeeman, Archibald Hubbard, and historical figures. It juxtaposes criticisms of Roosevelt Truman foreigners with proverbs and witticisms about wisdom, air, and neighborly love.
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Mister Oneil
Roosevelt
Truman
The
Hillside Democratic Club
Harmony Dominates G O P County Committee Meeting
About 26 of 30 Republican County Committee members attend a harmony themed meeting at Hillside Elks Club. Mayor Holsing and Commissioner Brown gain from Wessels withdraw. Emanuel Reiter stays in race. Committees form to plan a block dance and card party, and to draft by laws. Mrs Mabel Orloff resigns. Haviland and Krug to arrange a gift for ill Freeholder George W. Herlich.
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Republican County Committee
All- Republican
Township Committee
Hillside Republican Club
Hillside Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Harry Wessels
James J. Holsing
John M. Brown
Emanuel M. Reiter
Mabel Orloff
John Krug
John Lapp
Haviland
Krug
George W. Herlich
Democrats Call for Unity Behind Hillside Candidates
A Hillside Democratic Party statement urges members to unite behind Milton B. Conford and Robert Kirkpatrick for Township Committee. The signers, Robert MacNamara and Leslie Reed, praise the two as credit to the party and township and solicit others to support their candidacy.
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Robert MacNamara
Leslie Reed
Democratic Party
Hillside
Row Wing
Townatp Committee
Milton B. Conford
Robert Kirkpatrick
Conford
Kirkpatrick
Five Republicans and Two Democrats File For Committee
Tonight is the filing deadline for petitions to the Town cup Committee. Five Republicans including Mayor James J. Holsing, Commissioner John M. Brown, Albert Schoen, Frank J. la Tora, and Raymond D. Hodge filed, along with Democrats Robert C. Kirkpatrick and Milton K. Conford. Hodge lives at 127 Fairbanks Street and is running for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towncup Committee
Howard J. Bloy
James J. Holsing
John M. Brown
Albert Schoen
Frank J. la Tora
Raymond D. Hodge
la Tura
Schoen
Hodge
Fairbanks Street
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Milton K. Conford
Rotary Sees Film On Red Cross Disaster Strikes
Rotary Club heard a film titled Disaster Strikes showing Red Cross action during floods fires and storms A representative Otto Altenburg from the Elizabethtown Chapter spoke on the unit s work A nominating committee led by Dr Jerome J Reich and past presidents will select officers to be presented next month
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Red Cross
Rotary Club
Elizabethtown
The
Otto Altenburg
Jerome J. Reich
Found Guilty Of Drunken Driving In Newark Case
Peter Norton, 32, of 282 Clinton Avenue Newark, was found guilty of drunken driving by Magistrate Clarence E Kremer. He was fined 203 and had his license revoked for two years. Testimony by Dr Milton M Lilien and Patrolman Paul De Graw supported the verdict.
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Peter Norton
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Clarence E. Kremer
Norton
Milton M. Lilien
Paul de Graw
Route 29
Industry Sets Pace In Red Cross Push
Hillside announces progress in the Red Cross drive led by local chairman Thomas T. Newbold. The industrial division under Arthur L. Thearer has raised 2314.50 toward an $8500 township goal as residential returns begin to arrive. District organization covers north side under Abraham Mankowitz, west side under Helen Kirkpatrick, and south side under Anton A. Vit with numerous district leaders named.
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Hillside
Red Cross
Thomas T. Newbold
Arthur L. Thearer
Newbold
Abraham Mankowitz
Harry I. Luftman
S. S. Sanders
Milton B. Conford
Henry Etling
Emanuel M. Reiter
Estelle Perl- Totter
Monroe—Gardens
Progressives Nominate Mrs Swanger for Township Committee
Mrs Mae Swanger announced her candidacy for Township Committee as a Progressive Party nominee by petition. She lives at 1530 Schley Street Monroe Gardens and is active in civic groups and school activities. She argues a third party can better represent diverse town groups and opposes bi partisan national policies. She plans to push local unity and responsive Hillside government. Letters of administration granted to Elsie Yantzer for Minnie Keller estate valued at $5,000.
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Mae Swanger
Progressive Party
Swanger
Schley Street
Monroe Gardens
Charles A. Otto Jr
Elsie Yantzer
Harden Street
Minnie Keller
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy and cold today
A windy spell brings cold conditions today with a fair and cold day ahead tomorrow. The forecast calls for brisk winds and continued chilly temperatures.
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Midway Motors
Lee T Whention
Faulkner
Bloy
Erese
Traeocrats
Holsing
Ee Uoeting Ieee
Helsing
Progressives
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
Sporting Goods
American Flyer & Lionel
Albert Schoen Inc
Girl Scouts
Elbert Hubbard
Benjamin Disragli
Albert Hubbard
Abraham Lincoln
Mark Twain
G.O. P
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Growney Funeral Home
John J. Growney
N. Broad St
Hurden St
Rotary
Trict
John Lukashinsky
Anton A. Vit
Emma Knox
Kenneth Bauer
E. F. Eaton
William Buchanan
Franklin Morrell
A. E. Winstead
Harold C. Sirkin
Irving Dunn
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Hillside EL
Slyonk Foo ‘Bellows & Company
Maple Av
Will Rogers
Herbert Hoover
Wendel L. Willkie
America
James A
Jim) Oneil
Republican Township Committee
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