Hillside Times publication and contact details
The Hillside Times is a weekly newspaper published every Thursday from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. It lists Sidney Silverstein as publisher and Robert Kaplan as editor and business manager with a subscription rate of 3.50 per year and 8 cents for single copies. Communications require name and address for legitimacy. anonymous letters will not be published.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
THE
Hillside Times
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
TIMES
United States
Canada
Township affairs note 15 years ago in Harden-Locker Park
The report recalls township actions and community events with dates and names. Sigurd Emerson was asked to draft a petition for a water rate revision by the Public Utilities Commission. The dedication of the Harden-Locker Park tree, Boy Scouts fund for summer camping, and Adele Randunis becoming student association president are noted. Local merchants pressed for post 1 pm closing. James A. Oneil became cashier of Hillside National Bank. The Roosevelt Democratic Club met with William Crawley seeking re election. A liquor license cap of five was set by ordinance.
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Sigurd A. Emerson
Public Utilities Commission
Harden-Locker Park
Adele Randunis
Students General Association
Calvary Lutheran Church
James A. Oneil
State Banking Department
Hillside National Bank
Hillside High School
Union County
Plainfield High School
Roosevelt Democratic Club
William L. Crawley
Model Airplane Contest Set for June in Union County
Union County hosts a model airplane contest from 1 to 7 pm on Sunday June 15 at Warinaneco Park Elizabeth with two free trips to a Detroit international meet as top prizes. Co sponsors are Elizabeth Daily Journal and Plymouth dealers. committee includes Raymond D Matthews Charles Betz and Paul Werner.
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Union County
Detroit
Warinaneco Park
Elizabeth
Robert C. Crane
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Raymond D. Matthews
Hillside
Plymouth Dealers
Elizabeth Baily Journal
Matthews
Plymouth
Charles Betz
Union
Paul Werner
Summit
Democrats Elect McTernan In 9th District
James C. McTernan of 549 Conant Street was elected Ninth District representative to the Democratic Municipal Committee last week in Polish-American Hall. The April 21 Rothbard election was voided after both he and Carmen J. Monaco withdrew. Philip M. Peckis had his name on the ballot and moved to Florida, leading the board to consider him the leader. a resignation letter arrived later and Rothbard was elected. Vote registration campaign approved. William Galik chairs. William Gural will lead the Township Committee campaign.
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James C. McTernan
Conant Street
Democratic
Albert Rothbard
Carmen J. Monaco
Philip M. Peckis
Florida
Peck
Rothbardy
William Galik
William Gural
Olympic Park to Open Largest East Pool in 1952 Season
Olympic Park unveils a 4,000,000 gallon pool, spanning two city blocks and hosting up to 10,000 bathers, as Irvington Mapowood resort enters week two of its 1952 season with continuous music. A gala four-act show and Tele-Theater endure as highlights with 2,500 free seats for 4 and 9:30 p.m. performances daily.
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Olympic Park
Irvington - Maplewood
LaBlonde
Lamb Chosen NEC Alumni Of Year
Anthony H. Lamb vice-president of Weston Electrical Instrument Corp Newark was named the Newark College of Engineering alumnus of the year by the college board. He received the honor at the NEC alumni reunion in Asbury Park with Alfred Signorelli presenting a silver tray. Lamb, NEC 1930 electrical engineer, rose from shop assembler to VP and chief engineer. He has 100 inventions and a US Navy citation, and serves as Hillside Youth Guidance Council president.
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Anthony H. Lamb
Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation of
Newark
Newark College of Engineering
College Board of
Lamb
N.E.C
Reunon
Asbury Park
Berkeley-Carteret
Alfred A. Signorelli
Union
Design Service Company of
New York
Signorelli
N.C.E. Association
King Street
N.C.E
Weston Corporation
Tagliabue Instruments
U. S. Navy
Hillside Youth Guidance Council
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers
National Society of Professional Engineers
Hillside Servicemen Enter Navy and Army Training
Hillside residents receive Navy recruit training at Bainbridge and Key West with Bertram Goldstein and Victor Boutot, both listed among local enlistees. James A. Mahoney aids blood drive to Korea. Pvt Saul L. Penn earns Soldier of the First class at Fort Lewis with a perfect score. Charles A. Schleuning completes basic training at Fort Eustis after Hillside High School graduation.
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U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Bertram Goldstein
Hollywood Avenue
Goldstein
Weequahic High School
Naval Service
Navy
Radio-Matic Inc
U. S. Fleet Sonar School
Key West
Fla
Victor H. Boutot
USN
V. O. Boutot
Harden Street
Boutot
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
U. S. Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
James A. Mahoney
Mading Terrace
U. S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville
Texas
Korea
Fort Lewis
Wash
Saul L. Penn
Percy H. Penn
Trinity Place
Hillside
N. J
Pvt. Penn
6006Th Area Service Unit
Fort Eustis
Charles A. Schleuing
C. A. Schleuning
Wolf Place
Amy’ Transportation Center
Hillside High School
Union County schoolmen back re locating Newark State Teachers College
In May 1952 the Union County Schoolmen's Club voted unanimously to back a plan to relocate Newark State Teachers College to a site within the Elizabeth Hillside Union area of Union County New Jersey, signaling strong local support for the move.
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Union County Schoolmen's Club
Newark Sate Teachers College
Elizabeth-Hillside- Union
Union County
New Jersey
Hillside Boosters Issue Essay Contest Theme
The Hillside Boosters invited Township Committee input on a senior essay contest titled What Services or Added Facilities Are Needed to Make Hillside a Better Place to Live. High school seniors submit ideas as township officials will judge entries this week.
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Hillside Boosters
Hillside
Forward on Liberty Team awards at commencement
Boosters will present the award at commencement amid student priority lists for new recreational facilities, a central shopping area, town hall, hospital, soft water, reduced nuisances, a library, lighting, zoning, hotels, and Elizabeth River fish stocking. Campo leads the Forward on Liberty team with Phil Leininger as Commissioner and Nat Gold chairing Troop 94. Hillside handles commissary. a credit error notes George Brandt photographed the police auxiliary dance, not George Van.
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Elizabeth River
Campo
Liberty
Camporee
Phil Leininger
Hillside
Nat Gold
Hillsi
Hillside Times
George Brandt
George van
Mayor Will Review Scout Jambo Campo
Mayor Will Review Scout Jambo Campo Friday evening at Surprise Lake for the Northern District Union Council Boy Scouts of America. Robert Kirkpatrick, Robert Marshall, and F Edward Biertuempfer will review the Boy Scout Troops. Girl Scout units from Union, Springfield, and Hillside invited. Indian dance by Watchung Council Scouts also featured.
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Robert Kirkpatrick
Hillside
Robert Marshall
Springfield
F. Edward Biertuempfer
Union
Union Council
Boy Scouts of America
Surprise Lake
Watchung Boy Scout Council
Sinai Bazaar Committee names full roster for May event
Harry L. Torine as Sinai Bazaar chairman announced the full committee for the Sunday May 25 bazaar from 3 pm to midnight at Esther Berkowitz Hall Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue. Members include Israel Alexander Harry Apple Leo Arch Saul Arons Benjamin Berkowitz Louis Blatt Allan Bochner Abe Charnack Herbert Cohen Emanuel Richler and others. Proceeds to fund Sinai Congregation youth activities and Hebrew School. Widow Suzanna Puchy of 418 Long Avenue widow of John Puchy died April 30 filed as executrix and beneficiary per Surrogate Charles A Otto.
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Harry L. Torine
Esther Berkowitz
The
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Israel Alexander
Harry Apple
Leo Arch
Saul Arons
Benjamin
Berkowitz
Louis M. Blatt
Allan Bochner
Abe Charnack
Herbert I. Cohen
Emanuel Rich
Manuel Pogash
Jerome J. Reich
Abraham Sacks
Max M. Schleifer
Max R. Sherman
Harry Stadlin
Israel Stresser
Julius Weissman
Suzanna Puchy
John Puchy
Charles A. Otto
Installation and events of local civic groups and schools
A list of upcoming activities in Hillside area including installation of officers for the Women's Progress Club and Harden Locker Post 50 American Legion. events span through June with memorial, school meals, dances, picnics, parades, and meetings by B'nai B'rith Women, Omega Sigma Psi Sorority, Liberty Belles, Hillside PTA groups, and the Township Committee.
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Women's Progress Club
Board of Health
Harden
Looker
American Legion
Harden Locker
Liberty Belles
Jolly Circus Day play by Harden-Locker School pupils
First grade pupils at Harden-Locker School staged a play titled Jolly Circus Day featuring a cast of Grandfather Grandmother and many circus roles. The production listed performers for elephants bears seals camels giraffe monkeys and acts such as tightrope walking juggling and bear training. A charitable appeal to Fight Polio Give to Sister Kenny Foundation at 507 South Avenue New York 17 accompanied the event.
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Anthony Peterpaul
Joseph Limeburg
Patty Batto
Lynda Frain
James Fikce
Loretta Keizer
Jerry Groninger
John Geraci, Jr
John McCoy
Kathleen Maguinis
Grace Cordoni
Wayne Salverno
Alan Graf
Sister Kenny Foundation
Sth Avenue
New York
Teachers College Advocated for Union County Move
A Union County schoolmen's Club resolution urges relocating Newark Teachers College to Hillside near the Kean estate to better serve local residents as a commuting school. Byron D. Stuart, Roosevelt Jr. High principal, introduced the motion, which passed unanimously.
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Union County Schoolmen’s Club
Newark Teachers College
Hillside
Kean
Byron D. Stuart
Roosevelt Jr. High School
Westfield
Union County
Township Clerk Attends National Clerks Convention in Dallas
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy and Mrs. Bloy left for Dallas to attend the National Institute of Municipal Clerks convention May 21 23. Bloy serves as first vice president of the State Association of Municipal Clerks and is noted in Township Notes.
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Howard J. Bloy
Bloy
Dallas
Texas
National Institute of Municipal Clerks
State Association of Municipal Clerks
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the Hillside Times
Zetna
John C.pozar
Agency ‘Complete Insurance Service
Liberty Ave
Crann Street
Atwa Casbalty Mactroan
West Side Trust CO
Newark, N. J
Springfield Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton Place
Orange Ave
Federal Deposit Inourence Corporation
McTernan
Olympic
Phil Rizzo
Winans Avenue
NCE
Liberty Barber
Liberty Avenue
Winans
Fred
Watson Avenue
Hunterdon St
N. d
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
Powell Key & Law Filing
Imperial Furniture Decorators
Newaork
Open Men, & Wed
Eves
Bergen Street
Supreme Live Poultry Market
Long Ave
Peter A. Drobach Co
Arthur Seale
North Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Bloy ST
Lennox
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Heinz
ESSO
R. F. Stengel & Son
Lipschutz Bros
KODAK + GRAFLEX
Bell & Howell - Revere
Lionel Headquarters
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Zenith Camera Exchange
Eee
Sheet Metal Contractors
N. Broad
Bailey Ave
Essex
Cost Street
Irvington
Delaware Valley
WaAverly
N. Broad Street
R. S. King
Morris Ave
Mertz Avenue
N. Broad St
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top and Seat Cover Co
Nuse-Wilson Motors
Kaiser-Frazer
Pat McGarrigle
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Wally Tomy
Mgr
White St
Sales & Service General Auto Repairing
Louis Nuse, Jr
J. J. Wilson
Sinai
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Elo’s
Gurd
Leo’s
Hillside Realty
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
Waverly
Hillside Radio
Irs
B'nai B'rith Women’s Chapter
Lake Surprise
Physicians Chorus
Essex County Medical Society
Hillside Volunteer Emergency Corps
Hillside Avenue School
P.T.A
Harden-Lockler School
Ladies Aid Society
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Valleg
United Nations
Wesleyan Service Guild
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Omega Sigma Psi
Airme
Tistae
Republican County Committee
Board of Education
Sigma
Cambdia Phi Sorority
Teachers College
Iea
Theresa M. Bersen
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