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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

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Hungarian Auxiliary Presents Flag To Reserve Police

The Hungarian Workmen's Home Junior Ladies Auxiliary presented an American flag to the Reserve Police Association at the War Memorial Building. Mrs. Emma Dehler and other auxiliaries leaders spoke as the group praised the association’s community work. Deputy Lawrence Treger showed a film on Crime and Investigation and urged support for the May 26 dance at Polish American Hall. A new constitution and by-laws was approved.

Reserve Police Association War Memorial Emma Dehler Margie Brandt Oo Zimmerman Frank Zimmerman Lawrence Treger Reserve Police Bloy Street

Rent Control Hearing Set by Township Committee

Public hearing on continuing or eliminating rent controls will be held by the Township Committee Wednesday April 4 at 8 pm in Hillside Avenue School.

Township Committee Hillside Avenue

Red Cross Drive Continues In Hillside Effort

Hillside reports 7 588 42 dollars raised toward a 15400 goal in the current Red Cross fund drive. Disaster needs prompt higher gifts. District and residential chairpersons led divisions with varied totals as the drive nears its final week.

Hillside Red Cross Francis J. Grant Hillside Fund Hillside Red Cross Drive Henry ‘Grch Harold Cromey Harry Weinstein Ronald Ossmann Wayne T. Branom John C. Pozar Dorothy Bauer Helen Petervary John A. Desch Jack Levine Peter Humanik Jean

Saybrook Mention in Broadway Play Sparks Red Cross Notes

Hillside article credits author Michael V. Gazeo with Saybrook School reference from his past. It urges Hillside women to join the Red Cross Canteen council, praising the road department for snow clearing and public safeties after the storm.

Saybrook Broadway Oscar Saybrook School Michael V. Gazeo Hillside Ageees

Fischer Agency Office Manager Held For Fraud

Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum set $2500 bail for Clit Wil Hams 47 of 1013 North Broad Elizabeth on embezzlement charges. Williams former office manager at Gor ial P Fischer Inc auto dealer 1146 North Broad is accused of stealing at least 33800 from December 1954 to December 1955 by manipulating payments. He said wife’s illness forced the thefts. Police say he confessed January 3 and efforts to repay failed. Complaint by Harold Raiss vice president of Fischer. Williams joined firm August 1953 and became office manager March 1954.

Sidney Birnbaum Clit Wil Hams North Broad Street Elizabeth Gorial P. Fischer Inc Williams Charles Grant Grant James Duffy Robert Mason Willams Harold Raiss Fischer Concern Carlyle Place Union Fnd

Cleanup Week Appeal Made

Mrs. Lorence M. Piaget acting secretary of the Board of Health appealed to householders to prepare for the annual Cleanup Week here between Monday April 13 and Saturday April 28. During Cleanup Week the town ship refuse collectors will pick up articles cleared out of cellars and attics which they do not ordinarily collect.

Lorence M. Piaget Board of Health

Cammarotas Return From Florida Visit

Mr and Mrs C Cammarota and daughter Joyce of 470 Conant street have returned after spending a month in Florida visiting friends and places of interest.

Florida C. Cammarota Joyce Conant Street

More Offices Move To New Building

Township departments shifted to the new municipal building this week with the Recreation Commission leaving the Mayfair Theatre Building and the Township Treasurer moving in. Police, Magistrate Court, Vidw ous Bureau, Board of Health, Plumbing Inspector, Building Inspector, Planning Board and Civil Defense Council are already housed there using old furniture until new pieces arrive for larger offices like Clerk, Board of Assessors, Collector of Taxes and the Public Library.

Recreation Commission Mayfair Theatre North Broad Street William Ostermiller Police Magistrate's Court Vidwous Bureau Board of Health Planning Board Civil Defense Council Board of Assessors

Sacred Heart High Alumni Meet Plans Next Gathering

Sacred Heart High School alumni in Elizabeth held their first meeting with over a hundred in attendance. Two committees were formed to organize the next gathering scheduled for April 11 at Sacred Heart grammar school. One committee will plan future social activities.

Sacred Heart High School Elizabeth Sacred Heart Grammar School

Little League Auxiliary Elects Officers for Next Year

Mrs Mildred Hess was reelected president. New officers include Vice President Mrs Robert Anderson, Secretary Mrs S501 Herships, and Treasurer Mrs Arthur Flynn. Trustees elected: two year terms Mrs David Haley and Mrs Narpolen March, and Mrs Leona Lynch. one year terms Mrs Martin Reiff, Mrs Lillian Weinstock, and Mrs Marie Farrell. Barn dance planned for May 18 at Old Evergreen Lodge in Springfield.

Mildred Hess Little League Auxilary Robert Anderson S501 Herships Arthur Flynn David Haley Narpoleon March Leona Lynch Martin Reiff Lillian Weinstock Marie Farrell Old Evergreen Lodge Springfield

Citizens For Crane Nussbaum form independent committee

Citizens For Crane Nussbaum, supporting Robert Crane for State Senate and Henry Nussbaum for Township Committee, organized at Nussbaum's home 336 Trinity Place. George C. Woodruff named chairman, citing Crane's park commission work and desire for minority representation on the township panel. Paul A. Kifner to direct the campaign, stressing nonpartisan nominating principles.

Robert ©. Crane Henry H. Nussbaum Nussbaum Trinity Place George C. Woodruff Conant Street Woodruff Crane Union County Park Commission Elizabeth River Parkway Woodcruff Citizens Committee Independent Citizens Committee Paul A. Kifner Hillside Republican Club Kifner

Kiwanis Honors Judge Hand As First Citizen Of County

Hillside Kiwanis Club honored Superior Court Judge Kenneth Hand as first citizen of Union County at a Hitchin Post dinner. The guest praised for his work as state senator and as a matrimonial court judge, with speeches by Gustave Kein Jr and Albert Benniger. Mayor William Gural welcomed nearly 100 guests including county officials and Republican candidates.

Kiwanis Judge Hand Hillside Kiwanis Club Superior Court Kenneth Hand Hitchin’ Post Union Union County Gustave G. Kein, Jr Union County Bar Association Albert J. Benninger Board of Freeholders Robert ©. Kirkpatrick County Board of Elections Henry Goldher Anthony Liniewski Albert Schoen Emanuel Reiter Edward Gottlieb

Seven year old with matches sets homes on fire

A seven year old girl found matches and started fires at two Parkview terrace homes. She dropped a lit match into dry leaves behind the Rubins home and another into a garbage can behind Miss Sussman’s home. A baby carriage burned. minor property damage occurred, no baby was harmed. Police investigated with the parents.

Janie Yomn Sussman Parkview Terrace Rubin Sussman Jake Dante Tia

Named To Judicial Board At Beaver In Jenkintown

Miss Irma Vit of Hillside New Jersey has been elected chairman of the Judicial Board at Beaver and named a member of the history department. Officers will be installed at Move-up Night on May 8 at the college in Jenkintown.

Jenkintown Irma Vit Anton A. Vit Hollywood Avenue Hillside N. J Beaver

Churches Set For Easter Observances In Newark area

Easter programs unfold across Weequahic Park and Newark churches with sunrise services led by Rev. Arthur Northwood and fellow pastors, featuring choirs, ensembles, and a full Holy Week schedule including Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances. The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church and St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church highlight morning services and a 10:45 am main congregation service, with artful musical offerings and a Sunday School program.

Yale Newark Hillside Divident Hill Weequahic Park Arthur Northwood Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Ronald Osman Hillside Presbyterian Church Ronald W Fleming South Park Presbyterian Church Curtis B Geyer Trinity Methodist Church David Coddington Clinton Avenue Presbyterian Church Philly J. Schaub South End Newark Calvary Lutheran Church Molga Wagner Elizabeth Ave. Presbyterian Loone Paulsen Karpial Hazel Burleigh Louly B. Dobie Rosalind Dobie Pimst Dickinson Handel St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue Montgomery HL .Throop Ralph T. Jefferson Norma Ruth First Baptist

Head Committees For Cancer Drive In Hillside

Mrs. Kubla J Kaplan announces James Sterner as head of the Industrial Committee for the April cancer drive of the American Cancer Society in Hillside. Sterner, 20 years with the postal service, lives at 230 Hillside Avenue with his wife Louise. He is a member of the Hillside Safety Council and Hillside Honorary F.M.B.A. Board of Directors.

Kubla J. Kaplan American Cancer Society Hillside James Sterner Mr Sterner Postal Service Hillside Avene Louise Sterner He Iy Hillside Safety Council Hillside Little Longug F.M.B.A

Preview of township zoning plan introduces ten zones

A Planning Board preview in the Municipal Building outlined a new zoning ordinance, the township’s first complete rezoning since 1931. Prepared by Community Planning Associates of Princeton, the measure creates five residential zones, four for single and two-family homes, plus Local Business, General Business, Commercial Highway, Limited Industrial and Industrial zones. The ordinance lacks a new map but includes a user friendly schedule of uses. Attendees included Township Committee members, Zoning Board, Board of Assessors, Clerk Howard J Bley, Building Inspector Carmen Monaco, and legal staff. The plan will be shown to the public in coming weeks and must be adopted by the Township Committee with a public hearing.

Herbert 8. Smith Community Planning Associates Princeton Planning Board Zoning Board Board of Assessors Howard J Bley Carmen Monaco Egal

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Elizabethtown American “Red Cross Red Cross Ganteen Catherine Pollard Geneo Hollywood Ave Fischer Agency Sacred Heart High Little League’s Auxiliary Citizens For Crane, Nussbaum Ambulance Police Department Fire Department Matt Toy & Juvenile Habry Liberty Ave Growney Funeral Home New Jersey Han N. 8 Phillips Henry Goldhor Kenneth C. Mand Center Irma Walter R. Lee Salem Ave Calvary Lutheran Szarko's Liquor Store Inc Liberty Avenue Salem Pharmacy Ailside Hillside Drive
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