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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
2
Hillside Yellow Cab offers 24 hour service with radio equipped cabs and special rates for long trips. Walter Warren owner at 303 Long Avenue WAverly 6-1000. Card of Thanks from the Loew family extends thanks for kindness, floral tributes and mass cards at Frances C. Loew's death.
Democratic candidates John Malone and Henry Goldhor call out inactivity on Hillside recreation reform. They trace history from an August 1949 Board of Education letter proposing a joint recreation board, warn the project risks dying, and pledge prompt action after November election to unite town programs for economical, effective recreation.
Mrs Hedwig Fichtner widow of Oscar Fichtner of 45 Harden Street died May 10 and has filed to be executrix and beneficiary of the estate as announced by Surrogate Charles A Otto.
Edward Krowen was elected president of the Men's Progress Club of Hillside at the annual election. New officers include vice presidents Sidney Englander Max Feld and Al Seiden. treasurer Harry Apple. recording secretary Mortis Fruchter. corresponding secretary Irving Gerstein. financial secretary Jack Orlovsky. sergeant at arms Ben Feldman. Board of Governors: Roxy Berger Phil Levin Harry Meltzer for three years. Dr Harry Brody Col Harry I Luftman two years. Harold Sirkin chairman of the board. Installation Tuesday June 5 at Townley's Restaurant Union. Dave Gonzer chairs, with Englander co chair. Club arranged transport for Boy Scout weekend camporee May 25 27. Phil Henoch donated a truck. four members will lend cars to chauffeur boys.
The Lighthouse Gospel Mission at 402 Long Avenue hosts its third annual memorial on May 31 at 7:45 p.m. for Werner Schuman, Navy casualty of 1946. Guest speaker Marty Walsh, director of John 5:24 Mission and a Philadelphia rehabilitation center, will attend. Group singing and specials follow.
Melver Beverage Service Inc applies to the New Jersey Alcoholic Beverage Control for a State Beverage Distributor License for premises at 556 607 Route 20 Hillside and to maintain a warehouse at 655 567 Route 29 Hillside and a sales room at 555 567 Route 29 Hillside. Officers and stockholders include Peter Meliver Jean Burns Meiver and Leo J Berg. Objections should be sent to the State Commissioner at 1060 Broad Street Newark NJ. May 17 24.
Arnold H. MecClow Republican candidate for Township Committee denies Lea Goldhor’s charge that he opposed a Planning Board in 1942. He calls the claim fiction, cites Army service then, and notes Democratic candidates did not campaign for a Planning Board per campaign records. He says he served on an Industrial Planning Board before Army.
A public demand for a full retraction follows a murky claim about attracting high tech industries to Hillside with bipartisan support. The speaker accuses a Democratic candidate of inventing fiction while defending citizens' right to change opinions, and notes the claim as absurd and false.
Cub Pack 198 held a Mothers Day program on May 15 at Hirde Loker Seka with about 100 attendees. Mothers received gifts made by members as the group sang and refreshments were served. New member Daniel Zakovic was inducted by August Schulz and advancement awards were given to James Moffat Ronald Barlok Edward Graff Bernard Lynch William Burns Robert Ols and Kenneth Schwartz. Sixteen members with at least a year in the group earned service stars. The committee met at Mrs. George Ivans residence to plan the June picnic.
Donald A. Cormack of 38 Hillside Avenue in real estate for 17 years was admitted as a MAJ of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers and a senior member of the Society of Residential Appraisers. Associated with New Jersey Realty Co. ceremony at Temple Shorey Tefilo in East Orange. The event featured a children’s night out with roast beef dinners and music. Barbera Metzger, nine, performed Brahms Hungarian Dance.
A recital by a group of young Sters comprises an accordion band directed by Alfred Mayer in Temple.
A first grade group from Miss Kennedy’s class at Harden Locker School performed a health play titled Mr Catch Id during a Wednesday assembly. Patricia Lucas announced Psalm 100 and pupils listed contagious diseases with names such as Mr Catch Cold Henry Callaghan Measles John Kopyszewski Diphtheria Luther Deby Chickenpox Patricia Fluta Whooping Cough John McMillan Jean Hulinek Roberta.
A fragmented OCR passage lists several names including Pellegrino Frances DaCosta Mi dred Schreiber Alan McGinn Pete Kornieciak Dennis Ondilla fi Spital Micheal Jupa and Rae Prokopowicz with no clear event or context.
The Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey held final reading for two ordinances on May 5 at 1284 North Broad Street. One authorizes purchase and payment for a street roller and tailgate, the other creates a planning board and outlines its members terms and duties.
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