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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1950

Page

2

Grand Jury Proposes Election Procedure Reforms

Union County Grand Jury urges New Jersey Legislature to amend the City Clerk Act to include Election Board registration duties and to require municipal clerks to enforce Board rules. The panel requests faster handling of records, deputized coverage during last registration days, and detailed pre closing instructions to clerks statewide.

Rahways Union County Grand Jury Grand Jury New Jersey Election Board Board of Election Regulations Board of Elections County Board of Elections Union County County of Union Union County Board of Elections Union County Court House Reiis

Puppet Operakinds Griffith Series Final Puppet Opera

The Young People's Orchestral Concerts of Griffith Music Foundation closes its season at Mosque Theater Newark on March 25 at 11 am with Master Peters Puppet Show an opera for puppets acted by Buffano Marionettes using voices of singers and based on Don Quixote by Cervantes with music by Manuel de Falla.

Griffith Music Foundation Mosque Theater Newark Buffano Peter Don Quixote Manuel de Falla Charlemagne Don Agudnd Melisandra Marsilius Moor Lawrence Avery Madelyn West Stanley Kimes Essex County Thomas Sherman Little Orchestra Milton Cross George Kleinsinger The Music Foundation

Hillsider in Czech Prison No Ill Treatment Report

Mr and Mrs Michael Hvasta of 1465 Franklin St report to State Dept that their son Jan Hvasta sentenced for three years on espionage in Czechoslovakia appears not mistreated. Rep Rodino says Dept will keep pressing Czech Foreign Office. Biographer notes visits and food allowances have been paused, Consul General reports Hvasta in sound health and well supplied.

Michael Hvasta Franklin Street State Department Jan Czechoslovakia Rodino D. 10Th N. J Hvasta Jack McFall Bratislava United States Hrasta

Saybrook School Reveals Two Student Programs

At Saybrook School last week two assemblies entertained audiences. The March 18 program directed by Audrey Herman featured the second grade with performances by Lois MacNeil Beryl Emmer Beth Hirleman Carol Ann Uhl listen Sager Regina Ullrich John ereeteee David Ontell margaret Boyer Casimir Perchaluk Doris Richen Gloria Queiroz Arthur Willms and Larry Spieler. Other classes included Dolores Cassidy's first grade afternoon kindergarten Muriel Scherrer’s first grade M Elva Van Kirk's second grade and Geraldine Heatherman's second grade. The March 17 show was an Irish minstrel by Marguerite Keiper's sixth grade.

Saybrook School Audrey Herman Lois MacNeil Beryl Emmer Beth Hirleman Carol Ann Uhl Listen Sager Regina Ullrich John Ereeteee David Ontell Margaret Boyer Casimir Perchaluk Doris Richen Gloria’ “Queiroz Arthur Willms Larry Spieler Dolores Cassidy Muriel Scherrer M. Elva van Kirk Geraldine Heatherman Marguerite Keiper

Students Named in Class Event Roster

Students participating include Michael Okk6enhorny, Margaret Brookes, Edward Peterman, William Simmons, David Decker, Alex Shearer, Ira Silverstein, Alice Shat tuck, Constance Starace, Nancy Foote, Jacquelyn Porter, Diane D Elia, Carol Kleim, Nancy Searle and Betsy Taggers.

Michael Okk6enhorny Margaret Brookes Edward Peterman William Simmons David Decker Alex Shearer Ira Silverstein Alice Shattuck Constance Starace Nancy Foote Jacquelyn Porter Diane D'Elia Carol Kleim Nancy Searle Betsy Taggers

Young Hero Edward Guiles Leads Child From Fire

Ten year old Edward Guiles of 146 Woodruff avenue guided three year old Sharon Becker from a burning Irvington apartment at 1422 Springfield avenue on March 11. Fire damaged the Beckers’ third floor bedroom and spread through the building. total damage estimated at 2000 dollars. The Becker family now stays with relatives as they seek renovation or new housing. Edward is a fifth grade student at Cee Avenue School.

Edward Guiles Woodruff Avenue Sharon Becker Springfield Avenue Irvington Sharon Emil Becker Lincoln Guiles Edward Beckers

Four Vehicles Crash Injuring Two in Route 29 Collision

Two men were slightly hurt as a four vehicle crash occurred in the westbound Route 29 lane at Cornell place last Thursday mining. A truck owned by Harry E. Sawyer failed brakes and struck a car driven by Clarence L. Beel causing a chain reaction that damaged multiple stopped trucks from Lehighton and Newark. Harold C. Huber and Clarence Beel received head, back, and leg injuries. Dr Milton M. Lilien treated them at the scene.

Cornell Place Harry E. Sawyer Youngstown N. Y Clarence L. Beel Broadstreet Newark Beel Kenneth Livergood Lehighton, Pa William Burger General Overseas Airline Harold C. Huber Hunterdon Street Milton M. Lilien Huber

Fire Fighting Course Opens in Newark and Merchantville

Modern firefighting techniques form six sessions of the New Jersey State Fire College starting April 11 at Barringer High School Newark 8 to 10 p m. The program runs Tuesdays through May 16 for paid and volunteer firemen and plant brigades with a parallel series in Merchantville May 2 through June 6. Opening remarks by Dean Leon A Watson and John A McCarthy set the tone with a film How Fires Start in Industry. Attendees completing five sessions earn diplomas.

New Jersey State Fire College Barringer High School Newark George C. Miller Fire College New Jersey State Safety Council South Jersey Vocational School Merchantville Leon A. Watson Fire Insurance Rating Organization of N. J John A. McCarthy

Easter Seal Drive Reaches Mid Point

The 1950 Easter Seal campaign of New Jersey Chapter of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults reaches its mid point. Campaign chairman Henry H A Hegel of Maplewood reports early returns are encouraging but urges continued donations to meet urgent needs. The drive opened March 9 and runs to April 9 Easter Sunday. Last year the drive raised 223000 dollars. this year aims to exceed that. The chapter supports direct services for about 500 disabled residents monthly and indirect services for at least 1500 more, supplementing other agencies without duplicating work. Despite progress since incorporation 26 months ago, the chapter notes large areas remain underserved.

New Jersey National Society For Hegel

Public Servant Harvey Peace Named Assistant Vice President

Harvey W. Peace Jr. of Hillside National Bank is appointed assistant vice president after nearly 25 years with the bank. Since starting as a file clerk in 1926 he rose through positions to help with public relations, mortgages, loans, and securities. A Hillside native, he and his wife Lorraine Nichols and daughter Jo-Ann reside at 353 Trinity Place. He has served on the Zoning Board of Adjustment and holds memberships in local civic and banking groups, with past roles in the Community Chest drives and War Bond campaigns.

Hillside National Bank Harvey W. Peace, Jr Peace Eller Hillside Hackettstown Newark Technical School American Institute of Banking Newark Rutgers University Lorraine Nichols Jo-Ann Trinity Place Zoning Board of Adjustment Pence Hillside Lodge Hillside Elks BPOE Elizabeth Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Union County The Community Chest of Eastern Union

New Jersey Easter Seals Drive Expands Help to Disabled

Moier says many in the state lack vital services for those with disabilities. The New Jersey Chapter plans to extend aid to more geographic areas and new disability types, offering near normal life through medical advances. Send Easter Seals requests to Federal Trust Co. Newark for 100 seals.

Moier New Jersey Federal Trust Co Newark

Seal You Use Helps The National Society For Crippled Children

An item noting the use of a seal by the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc located at 11 South La Salle Street Chicago Illinois, detailing the organization’s address and formal seal use.

THE National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc South la Salle Street Chicago Illinois

Route pickup points through New Jersey to Manhattan

Starting in Fanwood at South Avenue and Martine Avenue the route proceeds along Martine Avenue through Scotch Plains Clark Township Roselle Amster dam Avenue 8rd Avenue Elizabeth W Jersey Street North Broad Street Union New Jersey Newark Elizabeth Avenue Meeker Avenue Noble Street Frelinghuysen Avenue Route 29 to 30th Street and 6th Avenue in New York City with pickups in Manhattan at 36th Street 6th Avenue 41st Street Broadway and 39th Street 10th Avenue

Fanwood South Avenue Martine Ave Scotch Plains Park Avenue Lake Avenue Clark Township Palisade Ave Raritan Road CR Ford Linwood Ave Roselle Amsterdam Ave 8Rd Ave Elizabeth W. Jersey St North Broad St Aimaside Newark Elizabeth Ave Meeker Ave Noble St Frelinghuysen 30Th St 6Th Ave N.Y.C Lincoln Tunnel

Larson Named Eastern District Manager of Westinghouse

Herman R. Larson, a long time Westinghouse Electric veteran, was appointed eastern district manager of the Manufacturing and Repair department with executive charge over plants in Pittsburgh and New York area cities Buffalo Syracuse and Utica. He will base at 1441 Chestnut Avenue and succeeds L D Canfield who retires after more than 40 years with the company.

Herman R. Larson Westinghouse Electric Corporation Larson Buffalo Syracuse Utica N. Y Chestnut Avenue L D. Canfield Aurora Lison Tacoma Washington Westinghouse Corporation Pittsburgh Johnstown Cleveland Detroit Service East Pittsburgh Central District Catherine Houle John C. Webb Wappingers Falls Wilkinsburg-Penn

Funeral services for Frank Jarvis observed in Newark

Funeral services for Frank Jarvis of 1534 Franklin street were held Tuesday at Haeberle Barth Home for Funerals Newark with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. A Hillside resident for 23 years he died Saturday at Lutheran Memorial Hospital Newark after a brief illness. He was born in Elizabeth and lived in Newark before moving to Hillside where he worked 20 years as a molder at Barnett Foundry and Machine Irvington. Survivors include his wife Mary Glassen Jarvis a daughter Mrs John Ross and a son Frank H of Hillside three sisters Mrs William White of Union Victoria Jarvis and Mrs Augustine Glassen and a brother Harry H of Hillside.

Frank Jarvis Franklin Street Haeberle & Barth Clinton Avenue Newark Evergreen Cemetery Hillside Mr. Jarvis Lutheran Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Jarvis Barnett Foundry & Machine Irvington Mary Glassen Jarvis John Ross Frank H William White Union Victoria Jarvis Augustine Glassen Harry H

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