Hillside area ties to Eisenhower pledge drive and Bristol-Myers 65th
Union County activists urge clear pledged Eisenhower delegates ahead of the April 15 primary. Hillside hosts Bristol-Myers 65th anniversary on March 30 with a Hillside Night TV program and a New York studio visit. The article notes a correction for a recent vital statistics listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Company
Hillside
New York
Long Avenue
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
American Legion
N TV
Bert Parks
Bud Collyer
Peter van Steeden
Channel 2
Bristol-Myers
Kirkpatrick
Hillside Night
Bristol-Myers Compteny
Fifth Avenue
Clinton Pharmaceutical Company
Clinton, N
the Times
Robert M. Frank
Newark
Eva Koric
Chapman St
Republicans Unite Behind Ferrigno As Three Withdraw
Three of four Republican candidates for Township Committee withdrew petitions in Hillside, leaving Carmen J. Ferrigno as the sole nominee. Walter Leibo Arthur Ferguson and Frank La Tora endorsed unity, while Duffy vs Hale contest for tax collector and Gural vs McNamara for committee define remaining races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrigno
Howard J. Bloy
Carmen J. Ferrigno
War Veterans Memorial Building Association
Walter Leibo
Arthur E. Ferguson
Frank J. la Tora
Republican Party
Hillside
James D. Duffy
Benjamin Hale
John C. Pozar
Teacher May Seek Office In Township Committee Race
Carmen Ferrigno, the lone Republican candidate for Township Committee, faced a potential legal snag due to his Board of Education employment but was ruled not prohibited by law by County Superintendent Dr. Arthur L. Johnson. Johnson noted teachers should avoid active partisan politics though they may run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Ferrigno
Board of Education
Arthur L. Johnson
Johnson
Primary participation urged as crucial in election year
An observer urges strong turnout in the Primary highlighting its power to shape the November contest. The piece explains party rules, voter affiliation implications, and the risk of choosing two unqualified candidates if participation is low. It also notes a square dance chaperone incident and comments on Hillside Freeholder George W. Herlich amid rumor of a county purchasing post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Committee
George W. Herlich
Herlich
Hillside
Rabies Clinics Planned In May By Health Board
Free anti rabies shots for dogs will be offered over a three day period starting May 22. Clinics will be at the War Veterans Memorial Building Municipal Building and possibly the Baker Street garage. Dr Sidney Rosenburg will administer the shots at 10 dollars per hour not to exceed 100 dollars total. The serum comes from the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
War Veterans Memorial
Baker Street
Sidney Rosenburg
Bailey Avenue
State Board of Health
Thomas Dominick
Aaverne Restaurant
Maple Avenue
Raymond R. King
Jack Kevoe
Missionaries Describe Work in Bolivia at Local Church
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Smith, missionaries with the Evangelical Union of South America, will describe their work in Bolivia at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, March 16, in the First Baptist Church. The couple expects to return to Bolivia soon after the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Paul Smith
First Baptist Church
Wesley A. Olsen
Evangelical Union of South America
Times Extends Three Year Subscription Offer
The Times extends a three year subscription for five dollars through April 1 to hedge against a price rise. The increase of eight cents per copy or three dollars fifty cents per year will take effect. Postal cards were mailed to Hillside residents offering the deal to save seven dollars and forty eight cents versus newsstand pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Hillside
Times
Veteran of Korea Is Expected Home
Sgt. Gilbert Suesserman, 21, veteran of 20 months in Korea, is expected home this week after landing in California. He will mark four years in the army in August, having enlisted after leaving Hillside High School in 196. His service includes Korea and ten months in Okinawa. his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Suesserman of 222 Winans Avenue confirm the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Gilbert Suesserman
William Suesserman
Winans Avenue
California
Sgt
Suesserman
Hillside High School
Okinawa
G. O. P. Head Fails To File Reelection Petition
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy reports GOP leader John W. Krug failed to file a reelection petition while away in Florida. A write in bid by Thomas MacDonald could trigger a contest. Republican contests also loom in districts one and eleven, with two Democratic contests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Krug
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Republican County Committee
Howard J. Bloy
Krug
Highland Avenue
Florida
Thomas MacDonald
Clark Street
Kenneth M. Ross
Board of Assessors
William Zupnik
Frank J. la Tora
Kenneth F Jonas
Beating Incident Leads Police to Question Weequahic Youths
Police rounded up about a dozen Weequahic High School youths for questioning after four boys were beaten last night. Bernard Shenocca and Warren Edelman, both 16, said they were assaulted by five attackers near Hollywood and Woodruff venues. Howard Searle and Robert Jouben, both 15 or 16, reported head and body injuries from a separate attack nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weequahic High School
Bernard Shenocca
Fairview Place
Warren Edelman
Leland Place
Hollywood
Woodruff
Alexian Brothers
North Avenue zoning vote halts garden apartment plan
North Avenue Township Committee rejected a Hillside Realty offer to build garden apartments between Union and Irvington avenues after 39 residents opposed and 40 supported rezoning to Residence A. The panel also moved to review deed restrictions on Irvington avenue and ordered a township-wide land-restriction resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hall
North Avenue
Union
Irvington Avenues
Henry Goldher
John M. Malone
Robert (. Kirkpatrick
Lezep Builders, Inc
Irvington Avenue
Charles Hanson
Howard J. Bloy
Hanson
Adele Braelow
Hillside Rotary Club
Kirkpatrick
King Street
North Broad Street
Rnanoke Avenue
Paul Korlesky
John de Santi
Board of Education
Union County Road
Red Cross Drive Appeal Issued by Hillside Leader
Gregor V. Pearson chairman of Hillside urged a rapid response to the annual Red Cross fund drive now underway. He said progress will be reported at 8 p m Monday at the Elizabethtown Chapter. Teams led by Mrs Williar C Stark canvass homes while others cover businesses industries schools and municipal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor V. Pearson
Hillside
Pearson
Elizabethtown
Red ‘Bears
Williar C. Stark
Weather Outlook: Cloudy With Showers Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies today with showers this evening and early tomorrow, followed by a return to fair conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. V
Ike
Union County
Eisenhower
Charles A. Doerr
Westfield
Doerr
Edgar ‘I’. Higgins
Summit
Emory D. Stanley
Cranford
Amy Bandomer
Springfield
Taft
Hey
Eve Hower
East Broan Street
Ivan Scharer
Field Place
Management Club
The
State University of the School of Business
New York City
Fire and Police Departments
Hillside Times
N. J
Sacra
New Jersey
Solomon
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Schuetzle
Mason, Dibella
Helock
Blay Street
Essex Fells
City of
Rahway
Lester Clee
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Kerno-Mix, Inc
the Garden, State Road Materials Co
North Jersey Quarry, Company
Swift
Hillside Butchers
Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Phone
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Hillside Radio and Television Service Co
Winans Ave
Waverly
Motorola Television
Policastro Radio and Television
Frank Policastro
Jacki Wenz
Compton Ter
St. Patrick’s Day
Liberty Avenue Businessmen’s Assn
New
Veterans Memorial Hall
Chrysler
Plymouth
North Broad
Coe Avenue
Red Cross
R & L Decorators
Hiteide
Tobin
Liberty Avenue
Clinton Ave
Brody's Juvenile Shoe Specialists
Bergen St. Or
Ston
Brody’s
Children’s Fine Shoes
Springfield Ave
South St. Newark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!