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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

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Help Wanted In Millside School System Openings

Help wanted for janitors, assistants and matrons in the Millside school system. Applications at the supervisor of buildings at High School 1085 Liberty Avenue. Pay ranges from 1800 to 3400 for janitors and 2300 to 3000 for assistants with full schedule and holidays. Duties include cleaning, heating systems, coal handling, snow removal, grounds care, minor repairs and basic painting and electrical knowledge.

Miillside Buildh Liberty Avenue

Elizabeth River Parkway Plans To Be Clarified At Meeting

Elizabeth River Parkway Association schedules an open meeting Monday May 21 at 8 p m in Coe Avenue School to outline plans for the parkway project. Park Commission members Robert Crane Charles Atwater W Richmond Tracy may attend with Victor King possibly joining, to update on progress and future steps.

Elizabeth River Parkway Association Coe Avenue Union County Park Commission Robert C. Crane Hillside Charles B. Atwater Elizabeth Park Commission W. Richmond Tracy Plainfield Elizabeth River Project Albert J. Benninger Mountainside Board of Freeholders George W. Herlich Elizabeth River Parkway Ivriscoll Union

Vet Building Fund Drive Under Way

The War Veterans Memorial Building fund drive starts next week, announced by Col. Harry I. Luftman chair man. Contributions go to treasurer James A. Oneil at Hillside National Bank. Sub committees form and citizens may view construction at Liberty Avenue and Miller Place. current funds are insufficient to complete the building.

War Veterans Memorial Harry I. Luftman James A. Oneil Hillside National Bank Luftman Liberty Avenue Miller Place

Crane Appointed To Defense Fund Drive

William P. Schweitzer of 897 Westminster Avenue announced that Robert C. Crane editor and publisher of Hillside is serving as a member of the sponsoring committee for the United Defense Fund drive.

William P. Schweitzer Westminster Avenue United Defense Fund Robert C. Crane Hillside

Resignation Sparks Debate Over School Board Vacancy

The resignation of Mrs Emma W Knox from the Board of Education prompts talk of an appointment and possible rifts within the governing coalition. factions weigh who to name, while GOP mayoral influence and planning board appointments raise fears of weakened coalition control.

Emma W. Knox Board of Education Good Government Association Democratic County Committee ABC Board

Knox resigns from Education Board amid praise and service

Mrs. Emma W. Knox ends her four year term on the Hillside Heights Board of Education moving to Pine Beach. She cites long service and promises to stay connected as colleagues lauded her conscientious work and courage of her convictions.

Emma W. Knox Board of Education Pine Beach William M. Raphael Knox Henry Goldher Robert C. Kirkpatrick Walter Leibo Kirkpatrisk Kirkpatrick Goldhor Max Schleifer Arnold H. McClow

Tag Day For Palsy Drive Sets Sunday Observance

The Cerebral Palsy Drive announces a nationwide observance with church and synagogue prayers and a Hillside Tag Day on Saturday May 19. Volunteers will solicit on the streets and distribute pins, supporting research, training, and services for cerebral palsy victims in New Jersey.

Hillside Cerebral Palsy League of N. J Union County Elizabeth Alexian Bros Hospital Milton Conford Hillside Drive Mayfair Theatre

Personnel Shortage Hampers Hillside Civil Defense

Mrs. Elizabeth McCraith told Maple Hall club members that Hillside Civilian Defense lacks sufficient personnel for emergencies. She cited needed auxiliaries and warned that false safety beliefs reduce interest, noting the council remains active for events like the Perth Amboy explosion and Woodbridge train wreck with control centers shelters alarms and equipment to be used in air attack alerts.

Hillside Civilian Defense Council Elizabeth McCraith Maple Hall Perth Amboy Woodbrigde MccCraith

Socialist Tenets In U S Assailed

M H Searfoss of Swift A Co spoke to Hillside Rotary on This Is Our Problem. He warned of socialist planners and communistic government encroachments, contrasting two freedom phases and arguing for a constitutional, referee government and private property under a free market.

Hillside Rotary Club M. H. Searfoss Harrison Plant Swift A Co Searfoss Harding College

Tax Equalization Debate Highlights Hillside Tax Reform

Democratic candidates John Malone and Henry Goldner accuse the Republican Township Committee of stalling the tax equalization program. They urge action citing under assessment of large industrial properties and aging residential neighborhoods affected by new businesses.

John Malone Henry Goldner Kirkpatrick Conford Hillside

Three-way confrontation ends with action on Sun Tube Corp

After a stormy session Commissioners Milton B. Conford and James A. Oneil clashed with Walter Worbers at 174 Long Avenue. The Board of Health voted four to one to press immediate action against Sun Tube Corp over late night stamping machine noise harming residents health. Oneil cast the negative vote.

Milton B. Conford James A. Oneil Walter Worbers Long Avenue Board of Health Sun Tube Corp Arthur Dienst Samuel M. Jowitt Worbett Conford Sun Tube Raymond R. King Oneil Hillside Worbetz

New Pastor For Baptist Pulpit In Hillside Hillside Avenue

Rev. Wesley A. Olsen will occupy the First Baptist Church pulpit this Sunday succeeding Rev. Theodore L. Place who moves to Detroit. Olsen is pastor of Christ Baptist Church in Brooklyn and serves as corresponding secretary of the Baptist Association.

First Baptist Church Hillside Avenue Harding Terrace Wesley A. Olsen Christ Baptist Church Brooklyn Theodore L. Place Detro Olsen The Baptist Association

Changes Foresee Board Of Health Appointment

Hillside population now tops 20000 prompting state health officials to warn of a possible alteration to the board setup. The law would allow five to seven members appointed by the Township Committee, with action referred to Township Attorney Anton A. Wit. Governor Driscoll had not yet declared the 1950 census legal, while Jowitt consulted residents about local dust concerns near Jiffy Manufacturing and the Mander Cork Corp.

Hillside State Department of Health Samuel M. Jowitt James A. Owell Anton A. Wit Robert Kirkpatrick Driscoll

Wallet Lost by Clara Davino on Sunday Morning

Clara Davino of 1241 Baker street told police she lost her wallet Sunday morning between Baker and Bloy streets while walking to church. The wallet contained $20 and various cards and papers.

Clara Davino Baker Street Baker and Bloy Streets

Township committee funds dust detection and patrol bids

The committee authorized Arthur Dienst to gather names and costs for daily dust smoke checks at Mander Cork Company. Smoke Inspector Charles Hanson did tent-based checks for two weeks, but the task proved too large for one person.

Arthur Dienst Mander Cork Company Charles Hanson Dienst Adolph Winston Winchester Avenue Bell*Construction Co Gorman P. Fischer North Broad Street Norman Sanford Gennaro Messano Hiawatha Avenue Leslie Reed Route 29 George Marcinko Road Department Milton B. Conford Arthur Riche Marcinko Riche Fire Department Hollywood Avenue

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