Democrats Honor Emily Noll For 23 Years Of Service
Mrs. Emily E. Noll was honored by the Hillside Democratic Committee at the Polish American Hall for 23 years of service. James E. McTernan presented a scroll as the resolution praised her civic work and devotion to the community.
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Vie Democratic Municipal
Emily E. Noll
Bay Street
James E. McTernan
Hillside Municipal Democratic Committee
Emily | Noll
McTernan
Rae Leventer
Noll
Highland Avenue
Adolpha. Winston
Arthur Kregel
Leventer
Connelly & Co, Inc. Coal and Fuel Oil Item
Newark
Court sessions strain under rising traffic caseloads
Magistrate's Court hearings stretch past midnight as traffic cases climb, prompting calls for a second session for contested matters. Township finance chief reports tax collections steady while notes on aspirin and office moves reveal municipal adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Township
Guidance Sought on Rent Control Act Expiry
Assemblywoman Florence Dwyer asks Mayors and governing bodies of Elizabeth Linden Newark Hillside and nearby towns for their views on state rent control expiring June 4. She seeks local guidance on enabling legislation to let towns resume rent control locally and provides a stamped envelope for replies.
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Florence P. Dwyer
Elizabeth
Linden
Railway
Rogelle
Hillside
Jne
Union County
Chest X Ray Clinic May 16
A chest x ray survey by the Union County Tuberculosis League will be held in Hardéh Locker School room Wednesday May 16 from 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 9 p m. A $1 50 charge will defray costs. X ray photographs may be picked up at the Board of Health office in the new Municipal Building about a month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benak Hals
Roper Place
Union County ‘Puberculosis League
Hardéh-Locker School
Florence M. Piaget
Board of Health
Chiefs Receive Safety Plaques At Interclub Kiwanis
At a Tuesday interclub Kiwanis meeting Union and Hillside presented safety plaques to Hillside Chief Paul F. Korlesky and Kenilworth Chief George D. Conklin. Edward F. Cornwall of the Automobile Association of New Jersey praised police traffic enforcement for a year without motor vehicle fatalities.
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Union
Hillside
Paul F. Korlesky
George D. Conklin
Kenilworth
Edward F. Cornwall
Union Office
Automobile Association of New Jersey
Cornwall
Injury at Scurr residence ends with officer treated
Police report states a lacerated finger occurred in the basement of Joseph Scurr at 10 Mertz Avenue. Patrolman William Smith was treated for a cut on his right little finger by Dr. Joseph Peyser, township physician, on Monday afternoon.
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Joseph Scurr
Mertz Avenue
William Smith
Joseph Peyser
Weekly polio shots offered at Baby Keepwell Station
The Board of Health provides Salk vaccine inoculations for preschool children every Thursday at 2 PM at the Baby Keepwell Station in Harden School. Acting secretary Mrs. Florence M. Piaget confirms the service is regularly available.
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Baby Keepwell
Harden
Board of Health
Florence M. Piaget
Plane crash halts Boonton two rushed to hospital
Karl Ho Zentinaier of Boonton suffers facial injuries while pilot Holmes Bailey of Millburn has a fractured jaw and hand injuries after a light two seater crashed in Boonton during a wind squall after takeoff from Boonton Airport. Both men were treated at Riverside Hospital. Police say the plane returned to Morristown Airport. The crash occurred as the men had been working at Boonton Airport.
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Karl
Boonton Aircraft Radio Corp
Veluix
Morristown
Bee
Boonton
Graham In Europe Film For Church
The sound film Battleground Europe will be shown at the First Baptist Church of Hillside on Wednesday May 16 at 7 30 p m. Rev Wesley A Olsen says the European shot documentary includes scenes never seen before such as the Hitler Stadium crowd in Nuremberg where the cross replaces the swastika and Paris crusade converts. It shows Billy Graham preaching in five languages via interpreter with meetings in Norway Holland Germany France and England with crowds at Hampden Park Glasgow and Wembley Stadium London. Produced by Jerry Beavan and Great Commission Films with Dick Ross as president.
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Europe
First Baptist Church of
Hillside
Wesley A. Olsen
Hitler Stadium
Nurenberg
Billy Graham
Norway
Holland
Germany
France
England
Hampden Park
Glasgow
Wembley Stadium
London
Jerry Beavan
Great Commission Films
Hollyba
Dick Ross
Hillside Cancer Fund total reaches $3394.50
The Hillside Cancer Fund drive total reached 3394.50 as reported by chairman Mrs. Rubin J. Kaplan. Residential canvass led with 2421.76, followed by Industrial 910.74, clubs 62, and commercial 10.
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Hillside Cancer Fund Drive
Rubin J. Kaplan
Kaptan
Vaccine For Second Polio Shots Is Due
Adolph A. Winston president of the Board of Health announced that 2500 doses of Salk polio vaccine, mainly for second inoculations, will arrive early next week. 1960 school children have received the first shot and dates for second shots will be set, with eligibility through age 14. The program was moved up from June to mid May to finish before school adjournment.
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Adolph A. Winston
Board of Health
Winston
Florence M. Piaget
Hillside
State Department of Health
Plaget
Rabies Vaccination Clinic for Dogs This Week
Free anti rabies inoculations offered by the Board of Health over three days next week. Vaccinations will be available Wednesday May 16 at the Police maintenance garage Hillside avenue from 6 to 8 pm Friday May 18 at the garage behind the old town hall 1284 North Broad street from 1 to 6 or 8 pm and Saturday May 19 at the township garage Central and Baltimore Avenues from 10 am to 1 pm.
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Board of Health
Hillside Avenue
Old Town Hall
North Broad Street
Central
Baltimore
Little League Tag Day Raises 784 Dollars
Twelve Hillside Little League members collected 784.58 on Saturday tag day. The second annual Little League parade starts Saturday at 9 30 a m from George Washington School. The first league game of the season is set for Saturday afternoon.
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Ohe
Hillside Little League
Ito George Washington
Sunday closing debated at Hillside hearing
Clashing viewpoints emerged at a Hillside Township hearing on Sunday closing of non essential businesses. Mayor Cyral warned against local ordinances creating hardship and noted a Supreme Court ruling limiting penalties for Sunday closures. Supporters urged action at local or state levels, while opponents argued against mandating rest days and warned of economic harm.
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Hillside Avenue
Murray Greiman
Newark
Jackson's Shoe Mart
Hillstin
Gretman
Jules Terry
J. T. Peck
Rayco Seat Cover Co
Scch
Bernard Bernstein
Planning Board
David Pedinoff
Rawood Furniture Co
Albert Monheit
Jackson Shoe Mart
Julian Thomas
Custom-Built French Provincial Furniture Shaped in Hillside
Erwin Nieswand owner of Nieswand Bon on 13 18 Montgomery Street runs Hillside plant making French provincial furniture direct to consumers. The firm prides on timeless lines, European trained craftsmen and finishing shop offering hand rubbed antique finishes. They produce bedroom and dining sets plus many occasional pieces and over thirty styles of hand carved chairs and head boards.
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Hillside
Erwin Nieswand
Nieswand Bon
Montgomery Street
Nieswand
Europe
Nieswand & Son
New Jersey
New York
Refugee relief forms announced by Hillside committee
A program to sponsor refugees entering the United States was announced by A J Eddy, chair of the Hillside ballot committee. Forms to sponsor a refugee require an assurance of employment and housing, to be sent to the State Department via the Governors Committee, then matched with visa applications through a U S consul. A June ceremony is planned to highlight the effort with ethnic performances. John Desch chairs the event committee with Ka amir Drygulaki and Mark Janell on the team.
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A J Eddy
United States
John Desch
Sibs
Kaamir Drygulaki
Mark Janell
Rutgers Scholarships Awarded to Two Hillside Students
Albert E. Meder Jr announces Rutgers University scholarships totaling 311 awarded to high school students from every county. Hillside winners are Albert W Greenspoon and Nancy Searle, awarded to the New Brunswick Men’s Colleges and Newark Colleges respectively.
Stolen Cable Valued at 6400 Reported by Homeowner
Gennaro Messano of 1475 Hiawatha avenue reported a cable valued at 6400 stolen from a truck parked in front of his home on Tuesday. Police urged any witnesses to come forward.
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Gennaro Messano
Hiawatha Avenue
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Mrs. Noll
Henry Goldhor
Finance Committee
John C Pozar
Goldhor
Pogar
Harry J. Luftman
Wytun
Hillside Democratic Club
Ike
Hollywood Ave
P.O
Gii) Service Commission
Elizabeth Post
Tram
United States Civil Service Region
Federal Building
Christopher Street
Graham
Cancer Fund
Matt-Kest Products “Your Toy & Juvenile
Parniture
Bloysten Howes
Liberty Ave
Growney Funeral Home
Miss Lilien
South Hadley
Mass
Joan Lilien
N. J
Mount Holyoke College
Dillon
Milton M. Lilien
Clark Street
Mount Holyoke
Hillside High School
Tien
North Rockefeller Hall
Representatives Assembly
Miler
Willian Cyral
Supreme Court
Harrison
Spokasmien
Michael Tobin
Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association
Supreme Count
Segal
Ronald E. Ossmann
Hillside Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Ossmann
Lord's Day Alliance
Olsen
Walter Corris
Thomas F. Canty
Stanley Peckis
Liberty Avenue Huguesman
Jean Peckis
M UK
Mrw
Competiion
Hugo Rinildalso
Rive
Neiswand & Son
Nirswand & Son
Liberty Avenue
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Rutgers
Salem Pharmacy
Ambulance Police Department
Fire Department
Starko’s Liquor Store Inc
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