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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1951

Page

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Paul Miller Named to Vacancy on School Board

Paul Miller of 1443 Highland Avenue was appointed to the Board of Education to fill Emma W. Knox’s unexpired term ending next February. The unanimous decision followed pre meeting talks, with Miller sworn in by district clerk Jean A. White. Miller, longtime IRS worker, is active in Jewish civic groups and holds NYU degrees. He pledged to work with the board and “get the big job done.” The board also approved coal and lumber contracts totaling 983.25 and adopted a plan to print health and safety rules for summer.

Paul Miller Highland Avenue Board of Education Emma W. Knox Walter Léibo Miller Department of Internal Revenue Newark Jewish Community Center Jewish Community Council Essex County Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance New York University New York University Law School Clare Rita Jean A. White Leibo Newark Coal Co Neill & Spanier Hillsidet Henry Goldhor

Rev Gamblin Ends Pastorate After 7 Years in Hillside

The Rev Harold A Gamblin ends seven years as pastor of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church and will preach at Dunellen Methodist Church this Sunday. Transfer effective May 27 follows Newark Conference. He is replaced by Rev George Harper from Flemington.

Harold A. Gamblin Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Methodist Church of Dunellen Newark B'nai B'rith Lodge Union County Council State Board of Education Roselle Barrackville W. Va Mountain Lake Park East Side Terrace Methodist Church Paterson Gamblin Mertz Avenue Dunellen Avenue Arthur Haruko Drew University Ruth Brooklyn Methodist Hospital Allen Hillside High School

Driver Injured As Car Wrecks Store Window

A Newark driver escaped with minor injuries after his car crashed into the delicates shop of Edward Kodila on Bedford Street shortly after midnight. The glass and part of the frame were damaged. the driver, ihert-Kelly, was treated at a hospital and cited for disregarding a stop sign and drinking. The car was towed to Veteran's Garage.

Kelly Bedford Street Newark Edward Kodila Bloy Street Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth Veteran's Garage Route 20

May Borrow Books For Entire Summer

Hillside Public Library begins summer borrowing for adults and children at Hillside Avenue School tomorrow. Librarian Mrs. Ford Meyer says books may be kept until October 1 with allowances for non fiction. Library hours are Monday Wednesday and Friday in June and July.

Hillside Public Library Hillside Avenue School Ford Meyer Meyer

Township Committee Divides Over One Year Garbage Contract

Last Wednesday the Hillside Township Committee split along majority and minority lines over awarding a one year garbage contract. Fereday & Meyer bid 58 900 per year, Petrosella 61 234, Rosale 64 505. The majority favored one year with hope prices level or fall. the minority urged three years, predicting rising costs.

James A. Oneil Fereday & Meyer James Petrosella Petrosella Cccsseseys Rosale

Boosters Back Public Water Plan At Hillside Meeting

The Hillside Boosters meeting at George Washington School endorses a township public water system and backs a traffic light at Winans and Liberty avenues plus a ramp from Route 29 at Hilldale Place. A committee led by John Kaufman and Irving Bornstein will probe smoke and dust nuisances from local plants. another group will study a county hospital site. The organization, formed this month, has about thirty members with Louis Marks as president.

Hillside George Washington School Milton B. Conford Winans and Liberty Avenues Hilldale Place John Kaufman Irving Bornstein Louis Gollin Ernest Kleinman Louis Marks

Park Association Meeting Set for Hillside County Park Plans

The Elizabeth River Parkway Association calls a meeting Monday evening June 4 in the former high school board room to discuss a program advancing the county park in Hillside.

Elizabeth River Parkway Association Hillside

Inquiring Reporter Confirms Early President Startup Fervor

Residents share bold first moves for a new presidency. Joseph Lanzafaria would lower prices and grant voting rights to eighteen year olds who serve. Mrs Seaward calls for more local camps to relieve families and battlefield crowding. Reinhard wants price control laws and clarity on Korea policy. De Rose seeks end to the Korean War and preserves MacArthur. Strunk proposes cutting income tax for those earning under five thousand dollars.

Joseph Lanzafaria Maple Avenue William Seaward Arthur Street Battle Fields J. Franklin Reinhard North Broad Street State Department Korea Jeanne de Rose Salem Avenue MacArthur Far East Dorothy Strunk Oakwood Avenue

Held By Newark In 5000 Theft

George Humanick, 27, of 216 Silver Avenue, to appear before Magistrate Samuel E. Cooper in Newark on June 5 on charges of stealing 5000 dollars in cigarette lighter parts from Ronson Art Metal Works. He was arrested Friday and released Monday after posting bond as authorities followed leads from Pennsylvania Station baggage room.

George Humanick Silver Avenue Samuel E. Cooper Newark Ronson Art Metal Works Hillside Aatorney Frank Metro Street Humanick Pennsylvania Station

Red Cross Course For New Parents In Hillside

Hillside men and women invited to a Red Cross mother and baby care course for new parents starting Monday June 4 at 7 30 pm at Elizabethtown Chapter Red Cross 644 Salem Avenue Elizabeth contact Miss Mary S McDermott R N director of chapter nursing services by telephone or post card Lessons run Mondays and Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 30 pm for three weeks This is the last class before next fall A supplementary atomic disaster nursing lesson for certificate holders runs Wednesday June 6 9 30 11 30 am at the Red Cross chapter house with new material for civil defense work

Hillside Red Cross Elizabethtown American Red Cross Salem Avenue Elizabeth Mary S. McDermott R.N

Leaders Chosen for Cub Pack 196 At George Washington School

Sol Soroka named committee chairman with Roy Brennan as cubmaster and William Beloff as assistant cubmaster. William Krautblatt serves as institutional representative and treasurer, Soroka is secretary and Tom Roy is publicity chairman. The pack plans a circus at the school on June 14 with invitation only admission.

George Washington School Sol Soroka Roy Brennan William Beloff William Krautblatt Soroka Tom Roy

Parsons School graduate Gerald Goldblatt honored

Gerald Goldblatt son of Mr and Mrs Louis Goldblatt of 1417 Orchard Terrace graduated from the Parsons School of Design in New York City on Friday. He completed a three year flat design course with studies in art history life drawing anatomy museum research watercolor painting and practical design. Also listed are Hillside residents summoned for petit jury duty from June 4 to June 16 Archibald Meier Marian B Marx Anna M van den Steinen Mabel C Butler Vaclav Karasek Mary C Stanko Pauline Kaplus and Lee Goldberg. Arthur C Smith of 19 Coe Avenue filed to be executor and beneficiary of his father Robert B Smith’s Hillside estate died May 20 per Surrogate Charles A Otto.

Gerald Goldblatt Louis Goldblatt Orchard Terrace Parsons School of Design New York City Goldblatt Hillside Archibald Meier Hillside Avenue Marian B. Marx Route 29 Anna M. van den Steinen Fitzpatrick Street Mabel C. Butler Vaclav Karasek Mary C. Stanko Long Avenue Pauline Kaplus North Broad Street Lee Goldberg Crescent Avenue Arthur C. Smith Coe Avenue Robert B. Smith Charles A. Otto

Bryn Mawr Scholarship Awarded to Miss Sara Anne Winstead

Miss Sara Anne Winstead 18 earns a full tuition Bryn Mawr College scholarship valued at 650 dollars annually for 1937 Elizabet h native. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Aubrey E Winstead of 844 Jerome Avenue, she is editor of the Budget glee club Petit Gerele and plays viola in the all state orchestra. She has siblings Virginia and Robert.

Bryn Mawr College Sara Anne Winstead Aubrey E. Winstead Jerome Avenue Miss Winstead Elizabeth Saybrook Abram P. Morris Vail Deane School Budget Glee Club Dramatic Cly Virginia Robert Saybrook’ School

Christian Science on Air: The Truth About Law on WNBC

A Christian Science radio program titled The Truth About Law will air on Station WNBC New York on Sunday morning June 3 from 6 30 to 9. The program promises discussion of legal themes from a Christian Science perspective.

WNBC New York

Plans Fi Approved for High School Additions

The Board of Education approved virtual final plans for a high school addition and announced a July referendum for additional funds. State approval will take about ten days, then bids open with 30 days for figures. the total ask ranges from 175000 to 250000, on top of 975000 previously approved.

Board of Education Tweedanight Walter Leibo State Board of Education Trenton Henry H. Linn Felix J. McCormick Institute of Field Studies Columbia Leibo

Heavy Fines Levied in Municipal Court

The Municipal Court under Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer fined 56 traffic violators totaling $610. William Young of Newark paid $243 for drunken and careless driving and license violation with a two year ban. Peter Sangiorgio faced $10 for disorderly conduct. Shirley Delello fined $53 for allowing an unlicensed driver. LeRoy Anderson paid $40 and lost license for 60 days after speeding on Route 29. Anita Frazer paid $10 for speeding and $6 for failing to stop.

Clarence E. Kremer William Young South Street Newark Peter Sangiorgio Baldwin Avenue Young Shirley Delello Oliver Street LeRoy Anderson South 15Th Street Anita C. Frazer Westfield Avenue Elizabeth Conant Street

Women protest soot from Bristol-Myers stack at plant

Three women storm the Bristol-Myers plant in Bristol seeking ITT vice president William M. Bristol. They claim soot from the smoke stack soils laundry and cars, blocks windows, and complain the problem harms residents of the eighth district. A personnel official promised action to prevent further soot.

Bristol-Myers Company Laura Santucci Avy Street William M. Bristol ITT Prsonnel

Hillside Tax Equalization Debate Draws Party Feud

Commissioners Conford and Kirkpatrick accuse Republicans Hale and McClow of obstructing a tax equalization survey for Hillside. They criticize allegedly misleading claims, demand records under oath, and argue the effort would ensure fair tax burdens despite cost concerns.

Milton B. Conford Robert C. Kirkpatrick Conford Kirkpatrick Benjamin Hale Arnold H. McClow G.O.P Comitteeman Hale Hillside Board of Messrs Hale McClow Hale-McClow

Memorial Day crashes in Hillside injure two

Hillside recounts two traffic incidents within two hours last night on Route 29. Miss Trene Ross, 17, driving a car from Veteran's Driving School, misjudged turning into Broderick's Gas Station and struck two pumps, ripping a hose and spilling motor oil. Robert Bass, 49, was struck by a Jersey City resident's car near Harding Terrace. treated for abrasions and released. Kiwanis Club hosts dinner with wives as guests. members donate blood to Red Cross in Newark.

Hillside Trene N. Ross Verona Avenue Newark Veteran's Driving School, Inc Broadstreet Broderick Stanley J. Benz Hensler Street Robert Bass Chestnut Street Harding Terrace John A. Byram Magnolia Avenue Jersey City Charles J. Grubin Hillside Avenue Bass Kiwanis Club Hitchin’ Post Union Red Cross Blood Bank

Cigarette Vending Machine Stolen at Route 29 Station

Police reported a theft from a cigarette vending machine at the D. O. Evans Gas Station on Route 29. Employee Albert Marion of Newark notified authorities at 6:30 a.m. after discovering the loss when opening the station yesterday.

D. O. Evans Route Albert Marion Newark

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Knox Rev. Gamblin Harold A, Gamblin George Washington Calvin Coolidge Recreation Robert C. Kirk- Patrick Kirk Recreation Board Park Association Hillside Times Zimmerman Fire Auxiliary Civilian Defense Council Edward Oram August H. Daviet Cub Pack Szarko’s Liquor Store Liberty Ave N. J Walter R. Lee Home For Funerals Salem Ave Parsons School Bryn Mawr John Malone American Can Co Hilside Department of the Treasury Driscoll Solomon’s Hillside Butchers F. Sinzinger Prop Coe Ave Salem Pharmacy Downey New Jersey Learner Kiwanis Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co Liberty Avenue Tobia Clintonian Appliance Co Clinton Ave
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