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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
6
The Hillside Times Publishing Company based in Hillside New Jersey announces subscription rates of 3.50 per year with single copies at 8 cents. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. The paper invites letters and other items of interest, requiring name and address from writers. Anonymous submissions will not be published.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad footbridge on Pennsylvania Avenue requires a potential repair estimated up to 10000 dollars by Township Engineer Henry Freh Jr. The decision hinges on user numbers. a high cost with few users may be unwarranted, suggesting a survey to gauge impact before proceeding.
The Explorer Scouts union council outlines a three day trek over 50 miles in the 200 square mile Philmont Ranch New Mexico with a July 18 return August 9 window. Sixty explorers hold a July 43 to August 4 Philmont slot at 198 dollars with a 10 dollar reservation fee and refunds for savings.
Patrolmen George Hel ock and Arthur Issler arrested seven boys aged 14 to 16 Friday after a two-block chase in a stolen car. Authorities recovered the vehicle and took the youths into custody for investigation and possible charges.
A car reported stolen to Newark police on February 0 involved youths who were turned over to authorities. The same presumed suspects allegedly drove a stolen Packney in Hillside on March 4, the same day the vehicle was reported missing.
Yor Brnai Brith will stage The Dybbuk at Militon Carig Congregation on Monday May 15 with Ahi Chatrmary and Ben Kistisner coordinating. Rabbi Julius Punk of Rutgers Hillel directs the presentation. Participants include Jerry Soho Tyan Hannan Rudi Bornuk Elaine Barden Elaine Nochdimson Helen Schiller Maxwell Luuner Abe Charmack and others. Refreshments will be served.
Fifteen students assume editorial duties on The Miller school paper for one year starting March 4. Listie Amster named editor in chief with Norman Gulf noting as assistant editor. staff includes Marcela Killa Lynda Schulman Arlene Goldman Barbara Tumarkin Donald Freedman George Palff Gayle Alper Jane Flis Daniel Garcia Amy Gonford Warren Goldfein Evelyn Gillet Paul Aratow in various editorial roles.
Winners of the fourth annual debate tournament held at the High School Saturday were the affirmative team from Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Springfield with Kenneth Rogers and Evelyn Shabuk. Speakers Janice Haffner of South River High School and Michael Crauin of St James Catholic High School Red Bank received trophies. luncheon by Dad's Booster Club.
The mayor proclaims March 10 as ORT Day in Hillside recognizing the noble work of Women’s American ORT in vocational training. ORT’s 1954 program supports 19 000 students across 20 countries, aiding refugees and dislocated workers with skilled jobs and improved living standards.
Warren Sawyer of the Western Union County Community Chest spoke to Kiwanis members about future directions. Frank Brice was elected to membership and inducted. Theodore Melstiald announced club committees: programs Jack Noble chair. Mel Vern CG Woodburn, George Broderick. Dr Robert Rosen, Henry Nusshawn, Harry Schulman, Edward Harvey. vocational fund, Benjamin Hale, Paul Kisher. Eugene Kolakowski, Anthony Lintowski. education and fellowship George Broderick, Edward Harvey, Charles Maul, Harold Sirkin. public and business affairs.
The listing details numerous meetings and activities across local groups including Hoop and Hammer Association, Ladies auxiliary, senior library council, Saybrook School PTA, Town ship Committee, B nai B rith chapters, women’s clubs, Knights orders, Hadassah, Cub Pack 196, Boy Scout Troop 195, Lions, Elks, and local health and recreation groups. Events span March to April with installations, dinners, dances, donor events, and public health notices.
Hillside servicemen begin a week long training cycle at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Paul Kull son of Mo and Mrs W Kull of Hillside completes eight weeks engineer training after six weeks basic Army life. William Schiffauer of Hillside New Jersey will move from Fort Devens with the 278th Regimental Combat Team to Fort Bragg for Exercise Flash Burn in April May. The drill involves sixty thousand troops practicing new tactics including atomic weapons and guided missiles.
Thursday in his home after a long illness John C Loew of Hillside formerly a machinist at Atlas Company Newark died. Survived by three daughters and several relatives, services to be held in New Jersey. Mount Holyoke College Palmate conference featured Miss Jean Lilien daughter of Dr and Mrs Milton Lilien Millville N J with lectures on India and the Far East. An authentic Indian banquet with shrimp curry and rice was planned along with social events for delegates from 25 colleges in the region.
Announcement notes Rev Thomas G Grant named pastor of St Marty s Church Hackensack by Archbishop Boland. He will start duties this Saturday. Son of Mrs Sarah R Grant and the late William R Grant, he previously served 22 years at St Joseph s on the Palisades and has ties to Elizabeth Hillside and Seton Hall through education and early posts. His brother Detective Sgt Charles Grant serves in the Hillside Police, with other relatives listed.
John T. Loew aged 76 died recently and was honored with funeral services held Monday at 9 15 from Grawney Funeral Home 1070 North Broad Street St Catherine's Church with High Requiem Mass at 10 Burial followed at Gate of Heaven Cemetery East Hanover Loew resided at 1045 Prospect Street at time of death
Wheaton College students received scholastic citations from Dean Elizabeth May during a chapel service at Cole Memorial Chapel. Names include Harriet Chimacott of Hillside and Patricia Ann Lingsch of Hillside, NJ, who will perform with Beaver College Glee Club in a combined concert with Lehigh University on Saturday March 14 at Murphy Hall at 6 15 p.m.
The document lists multiple property transfers between individuals and couples, detailing parcels located on streets such as Woodruff place Salem Liberty Rutgers Gertrude Street Virginia Street and others. Names include Lawrence Wels Ellsworth Ner Dolinko Weiss Krutulis Sogall Delapella and Syvers with specific addresses and undivided interests.
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