Bristol-Myers Breaks Ground For Hillside Warehouse Complex
Groundbreaking held Friday for a modern Bristol-Myers Products Division warehouse and office building in Hillside. The three story white structure will be about 200 by 400 feet with 75,000 square feet of storage on the first floor and offices on the second. third floor to be finished later. An enclosed track area and bridge will connect with existing railroad lines for freight and personnel movement. Architectural firm Chapwin Evans Delehanty NY selected and general contractor L Blanchard Co New Jersey. May 1953 target completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol- Myers Products Division
Hillside
Texin
Irvington Bratch
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Srrsent
Robert B. Brown
Bristol-Myers Products Division
Bristol-Myers
Wrhound
Chap‘win, Evans & Delehanty
New York
Annual Meeting of First Baptist Church Held Monday
The First Baptist Church will hold its annual meeting at 745 p.m. Monday May 20. Rev Wesley A Olsen says a full financial report and reports from every society will be presented. Missions giving has increased fivefold in six years and progress on the new educational building will be noted. A fellowship supper at cost is served at 8 30 p.m. Reservations through Mrs John Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wesley A. Olsen
John Long
Democrats Score GOP Power Lust
Mayor W. William Di Buono and Township Committeeman Max Schleifer accused Republicans of seeking to regain power. They said the drive to rule by power contradicts American principles. They spoke at a Hillside meeting with elected officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. William di Buono
Max Schleifer
Eremates
Hillside
Irvington Bus Solution and Recreation Push Stir Debate
The Irvington board votes to run its own bus service for two pupils, shifting from state aid and moving new entrants to Calvin Coolidge School. Recreation expansion faces pressure. officials favor gradual steps and consider a public referendum. A fire at Zimmerman Photo Service caused neon sign damage after birds nesting nearby ignited heat. Ray D. Matthews denies Midway Motors closing as franchise growth continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Zimmerman
Zimmerman Photo Service
RCA Ladies Name Mrs Nulton as Head at Conference
Mrs Henry G Nulton of 33 Beechwood Place returns from Atlantic City where she was elected president of the Department of New Jersey Reserve Officers Association Ladies. Election occurred during a weekend conference at the Teaymore Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Nulton
Beechwood Place
Atlantic City
Departuse Ae of
New Jersey
Reserve Officers Association
Installation of High School PTA Officers
High School PTA installed officers in the school auditorium last Wednesday. Mrs. Moe Steinman became president with Milton Caris as first vice president and William Koellney as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Oscar Curry recording secretary, Mrs. Edward Krowen treasurer, and Mrs. Max Rosenberg corresponding secretary. Ruhl L. Custer, principal, reported on college boards results. A Capella Choir, directed by Howard Kraultz, performed. The first executive board meeting is set for June 1 at 8 pm in the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Edward Diamond
Moe Steinman
Mi Ton Caris
William Koellney
Oscar Curry
Edward Krowen
Max Rosenberg
Ruhl L. Custer
Howard Kraultz
Will Honor Davis Named Hillside Y Leader Honored
Manuel Davis of 216 Dover Avenue president of the Hillside Y will be honored at the Jewish Community Center of Essex County annual meeting. The ceremony is Sunday May 19 at 3 p.m. at Temple Israel 432 Scotland Road South Orange with a reception for branch presidents to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Davis
Dover Avenue
Hillside
Jewish Community Center
Essex County
Temple Israel
Scotland Road
South Orange
School Bus Service Heads For Roundup
School officials move to end district bus transportation for pupils living within two miles of schools. The plan affects 19 riders, with seven high school students facing loss of service. Calvin Coolidge School becomes the cutoff for new entrants starting September, as the district seeks state aid limits and staffing changes.
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Heidi Wight
T Lue Share
Coordinate Activities
George Washington
Hillside Avenue
Busi
Tivington
State Department of Education
William H
Share
Calvin Coolidge
Prank Hill
Plymouth Road
Mary Grace Baker
Antoinette] Thquaggiato
Barbara Dusenbury
Minn Rubenstein
Betty J. Bartlett
Charles Sanford
Junior Delegates Named To State Club Convention
Mrs. James E. Ewing and Mrs. Russell Lisk will represent the Junior Woman's Club as delegates to the 30th annual convention of the junior membership department of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. The meeting will be held at Chalfonte Haddon Hall in Atlantic City on May 17 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ewing
Junior Woman's Club
Russell Lisk
State Federation
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Giovine Awarded Two Scholarships
The Columbia University Union County Alumni Club awarded Peter J. Giovine a 3600 scholarship covering four years of tuition for academic excellence. He heads Hillside High School student government, serves as NHS treasurer, and joins the Key Club and previously earned a 2000 Tufts University scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Union County
Lions Club Elects Merkle President
Hillside Lions Club elected officers for 1957 58 at Townley's Union with J Prod Merkle Jr named president and Merkle Motors partner. Other officers include William R Thomas first vice president Sid Friedman second vice president John C Pozar third vice president Daniel W Leib treasurer Peter G Humanik secretary Dominick F Peterpaul tail twister and directors Jack Levine Sam Leventer August Domerski Maurice Bright. Installation set for June 13.
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Hillside Lions Club
Townley’s
Union
J. Prod Merkle, Jr
William R. Thomas
Sidney G. Friedman
John C Pozar
Daniel W. Leib
Cretary
Peter G. Humanik
Tail Swister
Dominick F. Peterpaul
Lon Taier
Frank Ninessing
Jack Levine
Sam Leventer
August Domerski
Maurice Bright
Merkle Is
Merkle Motors Company
Dodge
Fire Department Rescues Cat From Utility Pole
Mrs AN Koelble of 955 Liberty Avenue reported her cat climbed a public service pole and could not descend. Engine Company 1 used a ladder to reach and rescue the feline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Koelble
Liberty Avenue
Koelble
Engine Company 1
Peace To Represent Bank At Conventions
Harvey W. Feace Jr. vice president of Hillside National Bank will represent the bank at the 9th annual conference of the Sales Executives Clubs of Northern New Jersey at Rutgers University New Brunswick. He will also attend the New Jersey Bankers Association Convention May 22 to 25 at Atlantic City. The weather is clear and warm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvey W. Feace, Jr
Hillside National Bank
Sales Executives Clubs
Northern New Jersey
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
New Mesey Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Malone Accepted For West Point
Randy Malone, a high school senior and son of former mayor John M. Malone, of 1260 Robert Street, has been accepted for admission to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Appointed by former Congressman Harrison A. Williams Jr, Malone will enter the academy on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Malone
John M. Malone
Robert Street
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Harrison A. Williams
Young Malone
Washington PTA Inducts Officers at George Washington School
Washington PTA installed officers for George Washington School at a recent ceremony in the school auditorium. Officers include Mrs Harold Heyes president and Mrs Norman Forer 1st vice president with William Krautblatt 2nd vice president, Mrs Seymour Epstein recording secretary, Mrs Nathan Cohen treasurer, and Mrs George Beeber corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
P la
Edward Diamond
Harold Heyes
Norman Forer
William Krauthlatt
Seymour Epstein
Nathan Cohen
George Beeber
Moe Goldberg
Seymour Breln
Krautblatt
Stein
Heres
Forer
Cohen
Goldberg
Union County
P.T.A
Kawameeh
Union
Planning Board Hears Protests On Rezoning
Objections surfaced at the first of two public hearings on Hillside Township rezoning plans. Residents argued changes from residential to general business and Route 22 from light industry to residential would hurt property values and local character. Industry representatives urged careful consideration to avoid driving business away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Florence Avenue
Norman Street
Frank Szente
Frank Tannaroye
Peter Melver
Gilbert Chamberlin
Illside Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Stret
William Robey
Chicago Bridge & Troi Co
Long Avenue
Presbyterian Men Will Close Season at Lyons Farms Chapter
The Lyons Farms Chapter of Presbyterian Men will hold its final meeting of the season at 6 pm on Wednesday May 22 in the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Percey Berry will host and James Travis will provide the music with Joseph Durna conducting devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Farms
Presbyterian Men
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Percey Berry
James Travis
Joseph Durna
Sinai congregation proclaims May 1 as day of Thanksgiving
General chairman Dan D. Diamond and others announce a Saturday May 1 Thanksgiving day for members and friends of the congregation and Sisterhood. The Sunday program features Rabbi Israel Kiavan of Mt. Vernon as speaker and Cantor Jacob Kousseviteky of Flushing in vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan D. Diamond
Manuel Pogash
Abraham Mankawitz
Edward Kell
Cohen
Israel Kiavan
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Rabbinical Council of America
Jacob Kousseviteky
Flushing, S. 1
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James Hitchccock
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Oetension
Irvington
Don Quixote
Philadelphia
Board of Education
State Association of District School Boards
County Superintendent of Schools
Ion
Calvin Coolidge School
George Washjibtot
William H. West
Ray D. Matthews
Midway Motors
Dedote-Plymouth
Mont Hid
RCA
Mrs. Nulton Head
PTA
Davis
Hillside Y
Sol Hersh Studio
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Shore
Giovine
Lions Club
Merkle
Fire Department
Peace
Malone
Washington
David B. Pearce
Hillside Mayfair
Thester
Waverly
War Moemertal
Capital Tour
Washington, D.C
Prorence P. Dwyer
Hillide High School
Peter Giovine
Suchanan Street
N. J
Mir
John Kulikowski
Hillside High School
Freedoms Foundation
Towyer
Peter
Kulikowski
Meeers
Congress
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
Valley Forge
Florence P. Dwyer
Peter Glovine
Presbyterian
Sol Hersh
Sinai Congregation
Esther Berkowitz
Maple Avenue
Sisterhood
Harry Stadlin
Herman Lanney
David Fox
Eliezer Cohen
Emanuel Finkel
Milton Bernstein
Samuel Kaye
Matthew Brams
Center
Seymour Corsover
Benjamin
Berkowitz
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen
Isadore Holtz
Herman
Matt-Rest Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Tera — Lionel Traine
NTS
Liberty Ave
Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
Liberty Pharmacy
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