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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

Page

3

James R Simpson Celebrates 35 Years with New Jersey Bell

James R Simpson of 1443 Bond Street marks 35 years in telephone service. A Hotel Suburban luncheon in East Orange honored him with a gold service emblem presented by P T Kraus. Simpson began in 1912 with New York Telephone, later joining New Jersey Bell in 1927, advancing to installation foreman and quality supervisor. He resides in Hillside and belongs to the Telephone Pioneers of America.

James R. Simpson Bond* Street New Jersey Bell Telephone’ Company P. T. Kraus Suburban East Orange Simpson New York Telephone Company Newark New Jersey Bell Company

Fines Imposed On Two Truckers For Overloading

Magistrate Clarence Kremer fined Samuel D. Radcliffe of Hightstown and Michael LoConte of Newark $103 each after they pleaded guilty to driving overloaded trucks. Radcliffe’s dirt-filled truck weighed 36,440 pounds on Route 29 May 4 above the 30,000 pound limit, while LoConte’s vehicle weighed 39,720 pounds on Blay Street May 3. Harold D. Berg of Summit pleaded guilty to allowing an unlicensed driver and was fined $50.

Clarence E. Kremer Samuel D. Radcliffe Hightstown Michael LoConte Park Avenue Newark Blay Street Harold D. Berg Springfield Avenue Summit

Thuro A C Gives Lads Club A Hand

Thuro A C donated used softball equipment to the Lads Club of Hillside this week and 13 athletic boosters joined. Boosters include Duke Orban H Moisan VY Albenito C Thuro M Policastro J Loyko C Gombos J Porga G De Santo F Runiak G Drummond R Cadwallader.

Hillside Thuro A.C Duke Orban H. Moisan VY. Albenito C. Thuro M. Policastro J. Loyko C. Gombos J. Porga G. de Santo F. Runiak G. Drummond R. Cadwallader

Department Store and Zatko's Grill Club Activities

Mc Ginn notes current club activities include handi craft nature study magic kickball and baseball with plans to expand the program as conditions permit.

Zatko’s Grill McGinn

Hospital Endorses Exit From Community Chest

Elizabeth General Hospital will withdraw from the Community Chest of Eastern Union County effective December. Donald L Ferguson and Edward K. Cumming announced the decision after a year and a half of talks on financing hospital operations and rising care costs. The hospital will not join the priest's fall campaign and will run its own Sted Feather campaign.

Elizabeth General Hospital Community Chest Union County Donald L Ferguson The Chest Edward K. Cumming Hospital Red Feather Elizabeth Ferguson

Fire destroys shed and aluminum stock at Hillside site

A frame storage shed at 1411 Chestnut Avenue owned by Hillside Manufacturing Company burned last Thursday night. The shed and its contents, cartons of aluminum kitchen goods, were almost completely destroyed in the blaze. The cause is not stated.

Chestnut Avenue Hillside Manufacturing Company

Fire Engulfs Building as Motorist Witnesses Blaze

A motorist reported a building in flames while passing by. Fire companies 1 2 and 3 responded and brought the blaze under control in about an hour.

Saybrook P T A installs new officers and committees

Mrs Henry Nulton attended Saybrook School P T A installation ceremonies where Mrs Williard Cupit Mrs Clarke Harding Mrs George Reasor and Mrs Herbert Fitz were recognized. New slate includes President Mrs Mac Popick first VP Mrs Harding second VP Miss Emma Hahnsen and treasurer Mrs Tsi dore Manheim. Numerous committee chairs named including program hospitality publicity safety and lunch with auditing by Mrs Lange and Mrs Vreeland.

Henry Nulton Saybrook School P.T.A Williard Cupit Clarke Harding George Reasor Herbert Fitz Franklin Lange Mac Popick Harding Emma Hahnsen Tsidore Manheim John Malone John Ciasca Richard Jageers Fienteen James Lynskey George Conlan Bernard Clients Reasor Robert Cox James Holsing David MacNeil David Harris H. Irving Dunn Stanley Brooks Robert Steuer Irving Weiss Ellsworth Sterner Lange National P.T.A. and New Jersey Bulletin Theodore Levy Fitz Morris Adelman Board of Education Adolph Winston Itz Albert Vreeland R. H. Keiper

School Calendar 1950 1951

The calendar outlines start dates and events for the 1950 1951 school year with teacher workshops, pupil openings, and holiday recesses. It lists Columbus Day Thanksgiving Christmas Easter Lincoln’s Birthday Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day observances and general school closings.

Lincoln Washington

School Practices Are Photographed at Hillside Avenue

The Hillside Avenue School displays color sound motion pictures showing upper and lower grade practices. Three teachers aided publicity while Thomas Hughes photographed students at work and Edna Doll wrote captions. The display, by the School Study Council, highlights basic skills and classroom routines in the school lobby.

Hillside Avenue Me Tomorrow Tropali Tan School Study Council Thomas Hughes Edna Doll Ind Judolph Weiss

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New Re H. G McCully Telephone Pioneers of America Thuro A. C Carteret Legal For Curren Jerse Arteret Ve Sa and Loan Association Broad Street N. J Chrysler Plymouth Corman P. Fischer, Inc Broad St Saybrook P.T.A Tobin’s Hillside Appliance Co Westinghouse Liberty Ave N. Broad. ST TOBIA Mertz Ave Apn
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