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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
8
Hillside Yellow Cab provides 24 hour service with radio-equipped taxis. Special rates apply for long trips. Contact Walter Warren at WAverly 6-1000, 303 Long Avenue.
Irving Randall enters the newly opened diner on Summit Road Elizabeth to find it unattended. Police and gas station attendant Arthur McGinn, of Trude Street Newark, respond as owner Harry Gonders reports about $25 missing before the night attendant Steve O’Hara, of Newark, is named.
Hillside Rotary Club approved donations at a Tuesday meeting. A $36 grant supports the county girl scouts and a needy girl’s vacation. A second grant of $200 split into $100 for a nurse’s scholarship and $100 for a high school student’s scholarship was approved on a motion by Dr. Wayne T. Bramm and a second by Dr. Jerome J. Reich.
Rubin Ritz to be installed as president of Hillside Lodge No. 1514 Bnai Brith at the Esther Berkowitz Hall Sinai Congregation. Ritz resides at 236 Dover Avenue with wife Sonia and two children Stephen and Gina. Other officers include Herman Arlein Abe Charnack Mac Popiek Milton Curis William Krautblatt Edward Gottlieb Max Schleifer Charles Rausch Herman Bornfeld and Robert Rosenberg.
Martin Chomsky son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Chomsky of 1569 Leslie Street will be Bar Mitzvah on Saturday May 5 at Sinai Congregation. A reception and dinner will follow at the Military Park Hotel.
Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hitchin about the courts of New Jersey and their impact on residents. He described how court treatment of people doing business with the system shapes national outlook.
Walter Worbetz of 174 Long Avenue files a police complaint charging Sun Tube Corp with violation of local noise rules. He says stamping presses run at night disturb nearby residents as a long standing dispute continues. Worbetz attended a conference where Sun Tube officials revealed a new plant in Washington, New Jersey, to move the offending machinery after completion.
Residents missing household air raid placards distributed weeks ago by the Civilian Defense Council are urged to contact the control center at the Municipal Building 1284 North Broad Street. Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth McCraith announced this week.
A record 135 members attended Tuesday as the Men s Progress Club honored past presidents Samuel Gould Jack J Rosenberg Franklin Jacobson David GonzerWilliam Zupnik Benj Berkowitz Dr Milton M Lilien Samuel Gooen Phil Henoch Emanuel Reiter Abe Mankowitz Allan Bochner Allan Tumarkin Alexander Mooney Louis A Fine Memorial services were held for deceased leaders Joseph Ribnick and William Raphael Milton B Conford and Henry Goldhor from the Board of Education attended Harry Meltzer chaired the program with Jack Orlovsky Albert Seiden Gonzer and Sidney Englander. New members Rubin Cohen Morris Fruchter Dr Charles J Grubin Harold Kann Bernard Reich Max Schleifer and George P Waldman were initiated Refreshments were served by Harry Apple and committee Jack Wilner and Leon Shider.
Two films about missionary work of Marknoll priests and nuns in China and Japan were shown to the CYO of Church of Christ the King by Rev Gerard Brennyn. The group chose Nick Ford's Orchestra for a May 18 church hall dance with tickets sold by members.
Superior Court of New Jersey Chancery Division Union County docket lists F-804-50. Fodelity Union Trust Company files for sale of 1218 Baker Street Hillside by sheriff's sale on May 28, 1951. Property described with meters and lines. approx $4,229.70 due plus interest and costs. Sheriff Alex Campbell directs sale. attorneys listed Riker Emery & Danzig.
Zimmerman Photo Supply Co announces relocation from 13802 Liberty avenue to new premises at 1623 Liberty avenue near Long avenue. Otto Zimmerman, proprietor, expands facilities to supply industries and studios with leading brands, serving New Jersey counties. Lois Jacobsen is company secretary. both are experienced photographers.
On April 19 and 20 the Calvin Coolidge School P T A staged Tom Thumb Wedding and a spring festival. About 153 pupils participated under director Mrs Anthony Cirrito with Mrs Aileen Hetherington as accompanist. After Friday’s show gifts of jewelry were given to Mrs Cirrito and Mrs Hetherington by P T A president Mrs Arthur Dienst.
Newly elected Hillside Avenue School PTA officers will be installed by Mrs Edith Bennett at the regular meeting on Wednesday May 9 at 2 45 p m at the school. The program features musical selections by pupils under Miss Catherine Ashley. The executive board met yesterday to finalize plans for a summer round-up held this morning at the school.
Pursuant to the order of Charles A Otto Jr Surrogate of Union County on April 20 1951 creditors of the estate are summoned to exhibit their claims under oath within six months or be barred from filing against executor Benjamin Potoker 17 Academy St Newark NJ Executor fees listed at 7.80
Millside Township in Union County New Jersey seeks sealed proposals for garbage waste and ashes collection disposal with 12 24 and 36 month terms beginning July 1 1951. Bidders must submit full bid packages with earnest money a bid bond and qualified questionnaire by May 16 1961 and meet specifications at the clerk’s office 1884 North Broad Street Hillside. The township reserves the right to accept any bid or reject all bids.
The sixth grade class presented The Birth day Orchard a Johnny Appleseed themed Arbor Day program. Students led opening exercises with narrators Kenneth Gardiner LARRajean Squires and Sam Bachenberg. William Bass played Johnny Appleseed and a choral number closed the intermission with performers Peverly Boyle Robert Smedile Carmine Sommese Robert Freyman Anthony Paul Mary Valente Ronald Phillips and Lora Squires.
Arnold H McClow a publican candidate for township committee urges creation of a local planning board to appoint qualified men to serve. He says the board can enter far reaching fields of activity and expresses hope the committee will establish it in Hillside.
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