Township considers curbing used car lots and gas stations
An ordinance to limit future used car lots was introduced, requiring 300 foot owner notices and licenses. Theodore Lebden’s license was withdrawn amid opposition from the Sixth District Club over traffic and parking concerns. A committee study on gas station licensing was ordered. A dangerous fire damaged house on Bright Street to be condemned. Relocation ideas for North Broad Street traffic relief were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We FE Diet
Theodore Lebeden
Hillside and
Liberty Avenues
Jack Valenti
Sixth District Club
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Milton B. Conford
Anton A. Wit
Charles Hanson
Bright Street
Att Rcy
Richard Goldfinger
Morris Place
Norman L. Sanford
North Broad Street
Mertz
Hillside Avenues
Hillside industrial exhibit draws 8000 crowd in high school gym
About 8 000 to 10 000 residents attended the Hillside Industrial Association and Board of Education show held in the high school gym last Thursday and Friday. Exhibitors offered gifts and prizes with a 116 inch Westinghouse TV as main prize won by violinist Joseph Wukitseh. A Bristol-Myers radio and many other items were awarded. draws and contests included a 201-entrant wood guessing event and numerous prize winners listed by name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Board of Education
Frank O’brien
The
Industrial Association
Hillside’s Industries
N. S. Baer Company
Johnston Chocolate Company
Sunrise Dairies
Jiffy Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Joseph Wukitseh
White Street
Rose Davies
Grumman Avenue
Bo Adlerbert
Bristol-Myers Company
Anna Quandt
Hiawatha Avenue
Kraft Foods Company
Cooper Alloy
Virginia Brindle
Pennsylvania Avenue
S. B. Friedman
Gailey Avenue
Hill
T. A. Ray
Milton Hock
Norsun Bosworth
Leon Levy
Sidney Silverstein
Do Stat
Izabeth
Willian Curluvel
New Yorks
Elaine Cohen
Whaaheth
Adolph A. Winston
Ansell
Sanden Mwenoeh
Beinner
Joseph'ne Yantsitis
Viola Welder
Bloomfield
Reset
Beth Raphael
Marlis Cannstatt
Taat Ovinge
Miss Mingunero
Mra Siiney Miedman
Ronald Lanning Waller de Kcon le
Zaweldinger
Richard Wagner
Frank Gaplowski
A. Miller
Winquist
Ann Wagner
Joseph Beard
Hillside Photo Service
Joseph Wukitsch
Birthday Cake Sparks Diner Outing After Board Meeting
After a Board of Education meeting, most male members and officials visited Unin Cent's Diner where Max Schleifer's birthday was celebrated with a cake and a spontaneous chorus of Happy Birthday. Earlier tensions arose over book transportation, library roles, and church gym use as Goldhor and McClow clashed on budget and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unin Cent
Board of Education
Henry Singe
Gilbert C. Chamberlin
Max Schleifer
Schleifer
Night Owl
Branch Library Problem At Schools Gets Thorough Airing
A school board debate over transportation of library books from Imsin to George Washington School highlighted inadequate library facilities. Members argued over who should fund and run access, with tentative steps to have janitors assist and a temporary transport plan until a permanent solution is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
P.T.A
Henry Goldhor
Arnold H. McClow
Goldher
Walter Leibe
Board of Education
Imsin
George Washington
Albert Scaccia
Library Board
Leibo
Pt.a
Hillside Avenue
Isadore Jacobs
Edward Diamond
P.17.a
Jacobs
Goldhor
Arnold HM. McClow
Anthony D'Amiano
Mildred E. Raphael
Scaccia
Irving Eisen
Good Government Association
Max Schleifer
Emma W. Knox
McClow
Hillside
Hillside Republican Club narrowly defeats ouster proposal
A motion to oust members who support non party candidates failed 16 to 13 at a Hillside Presbyterian Church meeting. President Kifner framed it as unity not punishment, while critics warned it would tear the club apart and urged broadening membership to include county officials and former Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Republican Party
Hillside —Presbyterian
Paul A. Kifner
Richard A. Berkefeldt
Kilner
Emanuel Reiter
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Republican County Committee
Kifner
John W. Krug
Frank J. LaTora
LeRoy G. Hoesly
Kilnerto
John M. Brown
Didate
Brown
Arnold H. McClow
McClow
Benjamin Hale
MecClow
Hale
Conford Sets out Plan for Hillside Water System
Hillside officials hear Milton B. Conford detail a municipally owned water system to curb high costs and hard water. He cites two legal routes: condemn pipes from Elizabethtown Water Co. or seek state commission study and possible condemnation. Conford argues public ownership avoids taxation and large franchising fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Milton B. Conford
Ninth Distrit Civic Association
David Kaplan
Voorhees Street
Conford
Elizabethtown Water Company
Newark
North Jersey District Water Supply Commissio
Municipal pay raise enacted retroactively for all employees
An ordinance introduced by the Township Committee provides a 300 dollar retroactive pay increase to January 1 for all municipal employees. Police and fire department increases come as a bonus. The action follows discussion and a public hearing set for March 28, with budget provisions already approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agemew
Raymond R. King
Act To Reserve Land For A Future School
The sites and buildings committee of the Board of Education led by Henry Goldhor was authorized to halt further sale of public land in Westminster until a plan for a future elementary school is agreed. The board aims to reserve land for school purposes and may request the Township Committee to remove deed restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Road Department
Benjamin Hele
J. Struss
Fitzpatrick Street
Benjamin T. Summer
Robert K. Bloy
Board of Education
Henry Goldher
Westminster
Howse
Woodfield Stadium
Goldhor
Windsor Way
Columbia University
Emma W. Knox
Walter Leibo
First Baptist Church
Hillside
Goldhof
Arnold H. MecClow
Harold Somers
Lads Club
Hillside Avenue
Palm Sunday Service At Elizabeth Avenue Church
The Eliz abeth Avenue Presbyterian Church plans a Palm Sunday eve service at 8 00 featuring a Prelude Romance Svendsen Hymn 6 scripture Matt 21 1 11 prayers anthems and solos including The King s Welcome Ride On in Majesty and Andante All In The April Evening with instrumental trio and postlude Solemn Adagio Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Svendsen
Kotvitz
Nancy Simpson
Darsty
the Christ
O'Hara
Harry Keller
Tschaikowsky
Golterman
Roberton
David H. Johnson
Maunder
Rowley
Autoist Jerome Kenmore Dead After Route 29 Crash
Jerome E. Kenmore 31 of 19 Kipling Avenue Springfield died at 3 42 pm yesterday at Alexian Brothers Hospital from head and internal injuries after his car struck a trailer truck on Route 29 early yesterday morning according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome E. Kenmore
Kipling Avenue
Springfield
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Hillside Budget Hearing Adopts 1951 Tax Plan
Public hearing on Hillside 1951 budget drew about six municipal employees and two reporters. Mayor King said the tax rate would likely be 5.30 with local taxes set at 790444.97 and total expenditures at 1951646.46, while a Bristol-Myers and Sun Tube conference was slated to address noise soot and parking concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Department
Raymond R. King
Hillside
Milton B. Conford
King
Bristol-Myers Co
Sun Tube Corp
Walter Worbetz
Good Government Association
Worbetz
Charles Hanson
Samuel Gooen
Conford
Inquiring Reporter Debates Lowering Voting Age to 18
Citizens voice mixed views on 18 year olds voting rights. Mrs Ryne and Rabbi Cohen support lowering age for military service and voting, while Mrs Floyd worries immaturity but allows voting if drafted. Parker Poole argues youth can vote after war exposure. Henry Nadler backs voting for those who fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ryne
Bond Street
Eliezer Cohen
Clark Street
Parker Poole
Salem Avenue
Timner
Henry Nadler
Liberty Avenue
Edith Floyd
Ryan Street
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Don T Whatson
Kielbass
Hillside Butchers
Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Growney Funeral Home
New Jersey
Bill’s Pine Tavern
Long Ave
Cy Alter
Hillside Times
Liberal Commission
Silverstein
the Hillside Times
WaAverly
Albert Schoen Inc
Irvington Avenue
Harry S. Luftman Inc
Charles Myaull
Joseph Prokopowicz
Yale Avenue
Peter G. Humanik
Wayne
T. Branom
Frank M. Edwards
Milton S. Kessler
Catherine Sena
Marian Notzelmann
Charlotte Schindler
Victor A.wateyka
Tobin
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Walter R. Lee
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