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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1957

Page

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Hillside Road Signs Contest Opens for Students

Rotary Kiwanis and Lions Clubs announce a road sign contest for Hillside high school students. Create welcoming "Welcome to Hillside" signs with a town motto and club emblems for 12 locations. Entry forms at the high school art dept and township clerk. Prizes: $50 first, two $25 awards. Representatives: Ira Gottsche Rotary, Albert Blum Kiwanis, Dr. Francis J. Grant Lions.

Trish Ee Rotary Kiwanis Wid Lions Clubs High Sane Hillside Service Club Locswongs Rotary Club Ira Gottsche Albert Blum Kiwanis Francis J. Grant The Lions

Fifth District Democratic Club Forming Invitations Mailed

Invitations are mailed to Fifth District residents to form a Fifth District Democratic Club. Mrs Fann Gross of 1802 Baywlaw-averuey-b is chosen temporary chairman. She says the group aims to advance Democratic party principles and objects and to represent residents on the Township Committee and in municipal appointments. The first meeting will name permanent officers and committees at a time and place to be announced.

Democratic Club Fann Gross Baywlaw—averuey

Appointment of Assist County Doctor in Elizabeth

Dr Bernard Ehrenberg of 943 Jerome avenue was appointed assistant county physician by the Board of Freeholders in Elizabeth, succeeding Dr Harry Hansen who resigned. The annual salary is $2500.

Bernard Ehrenberg Jerome Avenue Board of Freeholders Elizabeth Harry Hansen

Unclear Planning Board Action Amid National Mood Shift

Journal notes dissatisfaction among British-leaning Republicans in Maryland and New Jersey over foreign policy, hinting at support for a Democratic governor candidate. It reports the Township Committee moving to give the planning board zoning commission powers, with hearings anticipated after a likely April 2 vote. A police switchboard plea urges avoiding nonemergency calls after noisy explosions, likely jet-related. A Hillside family visits Washington, D C, including a Rutgers Douglass College student who had an interview with Dean Acheson.

Meyner Planning Board Middle East New Jersey Washington, D. C Douglass College Rutgers New Brunswick Dean Acheson Femor Uaion Acheson

Cleanup Week Kicks Off For Cancer Fund Appeal

Dr Gerson L. Ram health officer announced Spring Clean-Up Week from April 22 to 27. Householders urged to tidy properties as Fereday & Meyer will collect items set out. Regular collection days apply. aim to remove unwanted materials.

Gerson L. Ram Fereday & Meyer Company Ram

Hillside Mother's Song Is Recorded Calypso Tune

Mrs. Marge De Camp of 42 Fairbanks street has a calypso titled Cold Cash recorded on the De Luxe Label by The Federals. Co author Kelly Owens, noted writer of Little By Little and Nat Cole hits, helped create the song which is gaining recognition with disc jockeys nationwide. De Camp, mother of four, has lived in Hillside twenty years and began writing about two years ago.

Marge Crawley de Camp Fairbanks Street Federals de Camp Kelly Owens Nat Cole Mrs. de Camp Doreen Graig Deedra Derrick Hillside

Burglary at 248 Conklin Ave Stolen Goods Nearly $8000

Police investigate a burglary at Samuel Hodes residence 248 Conklin Avenue reported at 10:25 p.m. Tuesday. Loot includes a diamond engagement ring mink stole black and gray persian lamb coats a platinum wedding band a man’s wristwatch sapphire pin and miscellaneous items. Entry appears gained by breaking a second floor door glass.

Samuel Hodes Conklin Avenue George Helock Alphonse Minergino

Prison Work Program Highlighted by New Jersey Officials

Dr. F. Lovell Bixby outlines the state industrial work scheme at a Hillside Industrial Association meeting in Elizabeth. The program trains inmates and funds wages from product sales, with pay ranging from 18 to 36 cents daily and sentence remission for good progress, all at no taxpayer cost.

New Jersey State Department of Hillside Industrial Association Winfield Scotts Elizabeth F. Lovell Bixby Division of Correction and Parole Bixby New Jersey

D'Amiano Attacks Soft Water Promise in Hillside Race

Republican candidate Joseph D'Amiano accuses Democrats of using the soft water issue for political gain. He cites past meetings, delays, and costly plans to condemn old water lines, arguing Newark as the sole potential source and questioning the feasibility of a municipal system. He warns that continued Democratic control would abuse the issue.

Joseph D'Amiano Township Hillside Hillside Times Conford North Jersey District Water Supply Commission Gural Township Committee Carlin Newark Joseph D'Amlano

Funeral Held for Harry Mittleman Bakery Pioneer

Funeral services were held at the Goldsticker Memorial Home in Newark for Harry Mittleman of 1594 Maple Avenue who died Tuesday. Rabbi Louis Weller officiated with interment in Beth Israel Cemetery Woodbridge. Mittleman ran Mittleman's Bakery and led Newark Bakers Association for 20 years. He was a member of several groups including Sinal Congregation Hillside Lodge 1514 Binai Brith Zionist Organization of America and the Odd Fellows. Survivors include wife Mollie two sons Joseph Cranford and Sidney Linden two daughters Edith Wells Hillside and Thelma Katz Irvington a brother Abram Elizabeth a sister Miriam Rudnick Newark and vine grandchildren.

Goldsticker Newark Harry Mittleman Maple Avenue Louis Weller Beth Israel Cemetery Woodbridge Mittleman Poland Hillside Bakers Association of Newark Sinal Congregation Ete Hillside Lodge Binwl Brith Zionist Organization of America the Oddfellows Mol

Forbes Slated To Stop Here Friday

Union county Republicans support State Senator Mateo for the GOP gubernatorial nomination and plan a Friday motorcade tour through the county with Mayor F Edward Bierluemptel as campaign manager. Stops include Hillside Shopping Dee and other county sections.

Newark Union Mateo Forbes F Edward Bierluemptel Union Somerset Hillside

D Amiano Establishes Campaign HQ In Millsside Township

Republican candidate Joseph A. D'Amiano sets up his campaign headquarters at 254 Long Avenue Millsside to organize for upcoming elections. He invites community help by calling WAverly 6 1481 or visiting the office. Paid for by Joseph D'Amiano.

Joseph A. D'Amianio Long Avene Millsside Waverly

Architects For the School Chosen by Board

A special meeting adjourned with the Board of Education selecting Pohlman & Henry as architects to prepare preliminary sketches for a high school expansion. The project includes 18 rooms and a double gym, with Elizabeth architects also considered. committee meetings continue with a session set for Thursday, April 16 at 7:30 pm in the School Administration Building.

Board of Education Pohlman & Henry Elizabeth Architects Poht- Man & Hoty Nicholas Murray Butler Elizabeth Pingry Joseph Rath Orgainizations Bay Committee On Education Virginia Street

Detainer Filed On Bad Check Passer

Detective Lt Charles Grant announced a detainer was filed with Passaic County authorities for the arrest of Frank Thomas 35 of 639 Ocean Avenue Jersey City on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check at Thuro Tav ern 212 Long Avenue on January 3. Thomas who cashed a check for 86.62 used the pseudonym William Jange and had imitations of a check stolen from Beacon Oil Co Bayonne. He was identified by Thuro Tavern owner accompanied to Paterson by detectives Charles Sanford and Robert DePiospo uy.

Charles Grant Passaic County Frank Thomas Ocean Avenue Jersey City Thuros Tavern Long Avenue

Funeral rites mark Grace E Greene in Hillside

Funeral services were held for Grace E Greene at Walter R Lee Funeral Home in Hillside with Rev Dr Arthur Northwood officiating. She died at 84, survived by a son and three daughters, lifelong Republican worker, and member of multiple organizations. Younger and older generations participate in Hillside Youth in Industry Day, with 306 students filling roles across 24 firms, including Bristol-Myers in New York.

Walter R. Lee Salem Avenue Arthur Northwood Filzabeth Avenue Grace E Greene Robert Street Foresters and Daughters of St. George Hollywood Morris Park Union Greene Thomas G Greene Hillside Industrial Association New York City Bristol-Myers Company Pingry Hillside

Mrs Nulton Named To Workshop Unit

Mrs J Eleanor Nulton president of the Board of Education is appointed to the speakers committee for the fifth annual workshop of the New Jersey Federation of School Boards by Mrs Ruth H Page president It was announced this week.

J. Eleanor Nulton Board of Education N. J. Sute Federation of School Boards Ruth H. Page

Truck Crash Spills Bricks on Route 22 Police Report

A truck carrying about 16 tons of bricks toppled at Route 22 near North Broad Street overpass Friday. No injuries. driver Mafion Diges of Brooklyn jailed on drunken driving charges after exam by Sgt John Condoilla. Arrow Brick Co of Secaucus owned the truck bound for Metuchen. Cleanup by Road Dept with Frank Denny directing. Diges fined and disqualified for two years by Magistrate Sidney Birn.

Route 22 North Broad Street Mafion Diges 29 Pulton Street Brooklyn John Condoilla Arrow Brick Company Secaucus Metuchen Accorde Arthur Lesher Frank Denny Police Department Hany Sidney Birn Tuum

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Oth Hillside Ambulance Squad Hollywood Ave Kiwanis Club of Hillside High School Laula J. Hess Hillside Avenue Amy V. William di Buono William Tiess Hillside Cancer Fund Robert L. Kaplan D’amiano Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Russell Stover Hallmark Matt Best Products Your Toy 4 Juvenile Furniture Store’ Baby Carriages Bleyden Toys Lionel Trains Liberty Ave Women's Association Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church CYO St Catherine's Ady Ford School Mrs Grace Greene Hlllside High School Pingry School Stuents A. France E. Laurence Springer Ruhl Custer Hilside T He Freedoms Foundation United States Adlerbert Sunrise Dalples Mrs. Nulton Kathy Jacobus George Ulrich Benjamin Kohn Hilldale Place Szarko’s My Liberty Avenue Liberty Pharmacy Liberty Avenue Neral Home Broad St
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