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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
2
Hillside Taxi Service in Waverly offers 24 hour radio equipped cabs with special rates for long trips. Walter Warren is the owner and contact numbers UN 2-6885 and WAverly 6-1000 list the Long Avenue location.
Albert Scaccia retiring president of the Hillside High School PTA was honored at a surprise party by the executive board at the home of Mrs. William Raphsiel. He received a pen and pencil set as a token of appreciation.
Arlene Joan Krassner of Hillside High School ranked in the top ten percent of Ohio University Athens Ohio freshmen among more than one thousand students in the past semester. She earned Dean's List with an A average as daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving Krassner of 1567 Clinton Place.
The notice lists services at Church of Christ the King Hillside and other local congregations including First Baptist of Hillside Irvington Pentecostal and Church of Christ Scientist Elizabeth. It notes mass times Sunday school youth programs and midweek meetings along with upcoming events and a furnished room rental.
St. Stan's, pre season favorite in the Intra-County League, erased a 5-2 Hillside lead with a four-run ninth inning at Crotar Field Elizabeth. Whitey Baran and Shorty Pienak opened the frame with hits, Crowicz drove in the tying run with a single, and Kminkszyski scored the winning run on a late throw. Hillside had staked the early advantage with a three-run third and led 5-2 before the rally. Game concludes with St. Stan's 6 Hillside 5. Hillside to host North Elizabeth Indians Sunday at 3 pm.
Plainfield won the Union County Track Meet led by Ray Wheeler’s new half mile record and the Campbell brothers Tom and Milt. Hillside’s Harry Yeager won the shot put with 51 feet 1 and 1/2 inches. Plainfield tallied 34 12 points to Crawford’s 27 and claimed the crown in nine of fourteen events.
Hillside High School Comets with a 10 3 record are among 17 teams selected for the 1 th Greater Newark Tournament. Union County rivals Summit 10 1 Rahway 13 2 and Jefferson 9 4 also earned spots.
Hurden Looker School P T A closes year with Cub Pack 198 and Brownie Pack 52 hosting. Mrs Thomas Meslar retires as president. Mrs Samuel Pell named president with Mrs Frank Sinak and Albert Vreeland as officers. Past president Mrs Meslar given a gift by Mrs Schell.
The Men's and Women's Progress Clubs plan installation of officers led by chairman David Gonzer and co chairmen jlovsky and Arthur Perk as toastmaster for their 20th anniversary celebration. Readings list officers for the Men’s Club including Harold Sirkin president and Mrs. Eugene Abramowitz president of the women, with a Newark hotel ceremony and a June 3 installation.
DLUTL announces Mrs Irving Goldberg financial secretary and Mrs Irving Schachman hostess at arms. Mrs Walter Leibo will be the installing officer.
Sealed proposals will be received by Hillside Township Committee for concrete curb construction on Crescent Avenue from Williamson Avenue to the Newark City Line and on Rutgers Avenue from Low Street to Liberty Avenue. Bid opening at 9:00 PM Wednesday at Municipal Headquarters.
Dr Branom notes rising school load at Saybrook with partial relief from shifting upper grades to Hillside Avenue School. He says Harden Looker pupils would travel farther than Saybrook students from the Elizabeth city line area as enrolment increases.
The Hillside Township adopts an ordinance authorizing four thousand two hundred seventy five dollars in bond anticipation notes to finance improvements. It outlines use of funds, debt statements, assessments against benefited property, and immediate effect after publication. A separate surrogate’s notice appoints creditors to Louis Agon estate with six months to present claims.
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