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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1956

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Elizabeth to Get Five Story HQ for City Federal Savings

Architect's drawing shows a modern five story office building to be built at East Jersey Street and Jefferson Avenue in Elizabeth financed at about half a million dollars. Everett C. Sherbourne, president, announces the project as the first major Elizabeth office structure in nearly thirty years.

City Federal Savings and Kew Association Elizabeth Everett C. Sherbourne East Jersey Street Jefferson Avenue

Emerald Will Get Award For Safety Ceremony

Emerald Co Hillside will receive a certificate at the annual Statewide Interplant Safety contest awards dinner. The 1950 event is at 6 30 p m Thursday May 31 at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Elizabeth under the Union County Safety Council. Ernest R Rosse will speak on The Safety Valve of Sanity. A management conference on industrial fire prevention and protection is at 3 30 p m June 6 at the Military Park Hotel Newark.

Union County Elizabeth Carteret Elizabeth Union County Safety Council Ernest Robert Rosse Emerald Co Hillside Military Park Newark

Who has the Liberty Bell lookalike on Liberty Avenue

A quirky Liberty Avenue mystery centers on the missing 6 by 6, 195 pound replica of the Liberty Bell. The Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association offers a $10 reward for information. Call Zimmerman Photo Supply at WAverly 3-5314.

Liberty Avenue Jules Terry Association Businessmen On Liberty Syl Sel Zimmerman Photo Supply Waverly

Vacation Bible School Planned by Calvary Lutheran Church

Calvary Lutheran Church plans a vacation Bible school starting Wednesday June 20 at 47 Cramn Street home of Mrs Joseph Machin. Classes for ages 4 through 14 run daily with closing exercises July 2 at 7 pm. Nursery to intermediate divisions led by listed volunteers with music under Mrs Maryan Wagner and refreshments by Mrs George Dachenauer. Luther League helpers assist.

Calvary Lutheran Church Duine Joseph Machin Cramn Street Hough Wirley Porter Ore Eide Robert Noyman Arthur Scholl A Genaz

Bankers Attend NJ Association Convention at Atlantic City

William Winter of Hillside National Bank and Harvey W Peace Jr attended the New Jersey Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City last week. Mr and Mrs Schulman of St Wilder Street left on a Grace Line cruise to South America for 12 days visiting the British West Indies, Venezuela, and Colombia.

Bankers William Winter Hillside National Bank Harvey W. Peace, Jr New Jersey Bankers’ Association Atlantic City Hary Schulman St! Wilder Street Sante Paula Grace Line South America British West Tadirs Verieauely Colombia

Found Guilty Of Tipsy Driving In Local Court

Four motorists were convicted of drunk driving by Magistrate Sidney Balbaum on Thursday. Pred Glo 80 of Planfield and others faced fines and license suspensions. several cases involved delays to allow family support. The proceedings included a Route 22 arrest by MV inspector Ernest S. Walte and multiple patrolmen.

Sidney Balbaum Tembrand Planfield Nish Gle Ernest S. Walte Phalnfield Crostowitz Orange Avenue Union Comkin Ramsey Averur Joseph Tomcryk Robert Thayer Crosewit Il Wie Wight Andrew A. Hittel Cleveland Avenue Belmar Ginken David Brindle W Lawrence Lillie Alexander Borowitz Boulevard Bayonne Borowicz Arnold Puviado East Sand Street Leonard Visosteky John Seniore Richard Paterson Mons ronaVeline Elizabeth Paterson Ray Heller

Weaver Held on Theft Charge After Tire Theft Spree

Magistrate Sidney Blenbawmy set bail at 7 000 for Wile Charles Weaver 23 of Newark after a warrant by Detective Sergeants Willum Dieroff and Vito Dibella. Weaver faces charges over the January 31 tire theft from a Newark car and is linked to more than 40 tire thefts in Hillside Newark and Elizabeth with three accomplices.

Sidney Blenbawmy Charles Weaver Camden Street Newark Gaui Jey Willum Dieroff Vito Dibella Essex County Orchard Terra Robert Mason Polive Weaver Hillside Newak Elizabeth

Canco Acts To Deaden Noise At North Union Plant

Canco at 600 North Union Avenue installs a large muffler on its dust collecting system to reduce blower noise. Plant manager Garnett A. Vaughan says it will be operational by week’s end. Whistles and bells will be shut off after 9 pm to cut noise. plant operates around the clock to meet high can demand. Opened in 1949 the plant employs about 840 people and has an annual payroll near 4 percent million dollars.

American Gan Company North Union Avenue Garnett A. Vaughan Vaughan Canco

Heller elected new commander in New Jersey VFW district

Heller, a former commander of Daversport Dill post, won the Cranford based District VFW leadership. He will be installed in Asbury Park by Edwin A Baldwin and appointed two Hillsiders to office, with adjutant Marke, inspector Josh Madale in key roles. A wheel theft at Liberty and Florence avenues left a 35 dollar loss reported by Auxiliary Walker.

Victor Hulle Rutgers Department of New Jersey Veterans of Foreign Wars Cranford I Heller Daversport Dill Jr Hilside James Johan Pinfield Heller Asbury Park Edwin A. Baldwin Sum Aspire Auxander’ Walker Springhiel Liberty Florence

Beaver Degrees For Hillside Girls

JENKINTOWN PA Miss Audrey Dubow daughter of Mr and Mrs Dubow of Parsbanks Street and Miss Patricia Ann Lingach daughter of Mr and Mrs Lingach of Dover Avenue Hillside will graduate Belvey College Sunday June 0. They receive Bachelor of Science in kindergarten elementary education. Dr Raymond Kistler Beaver president will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 9 am. Judge Edward J Griffiths Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas No 1 will deliver the commencement address.

Clark Street Edward J. Kaiser Hollywood Avenue Daniel J. Sin Pennsylvania Avenue Kenneth Taylor Church Street Winans Avenue van Hujlie de Frederick M. Raubing Jenkintown Audrey Dubow Banjiel Dubow Parsbanks Street Patricia Ann Idngach Albert M. Lingset Dover Avenue Hillside Belvey College Raymond Kistler Beaver Edward J. Griffiths Philadelphia Court of Common Plas No 1 Philadelphia Presbytery

Three to Receive Degrees at NYU

Three Hullside residents will receive degrees from New York University. Lathalia commence ment begins Wednesday at 6 am on the University Heights campus in the Bronx. William Lawker of 1520 Sedley Street earns a Bachelor of Science, and Bed and Dwor kin of 1606 Aldine Street also graduates.

Hullside New York

A Slavin to Receive BA Degree Today

A Slavin of 1408 Orchard Terrace will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in a formal ceremony. The graduate earned the degree after completing the required course of study.

B'nai B'rith Women Schedule June Board Meeting

The B'nai B'rith Women announce a June board meeting at the Hillside Chapter and Jewish Youth Center at 1504 Maple Avenue. Mrs. Leo Heel will preside and request reports from various chairmen in attendance on Thursday.

B’nai B’rith Women June Board Meeting Hillside Jewish Youth Center Maple Avenue Leo Heel First View Provident

Public hearings on rezoning ordinance postponed to September

Thomas A. Roy secretary of the Planning Board announced no hearings on the new rezoning ordinance will be held next month. Tentative June 25 and 27 dates were discussed after a Township committee meeting. A complete Master Plan development is pursued before adoption.

Planning Board Thomas A. Roy ToWiteliih Comittee Mondiay Roy Phan

Legion To Install Harry Weinstein As Commander

Harry Weinstein will be instated as commander of the Minden Lopkep Post of the American Legion at a Wednesday evening ceremony held at the Wig Memorial Building Liberty Avenue and Memorial Drive Wester. Other officers to be installed include vice-commanders Patay Ferntooth Richard Madder and Emanuel Keweger fiannes officer Lars Wearesloe chaplain Elmer Mar tid servant art ftrms county and state delegates David Chad don. Alternates Walter Nowell Paul Kifner Pennecky Madden Eliner Marstrath the War Veterans Memorial Building Association Howell Heny Groh mander Weinstein Trustees include all bust commanders Alfred Adams Sidney TL Weinstein Elmer Marsh all and Thomas Marshall recently inducted members Adams and Thomas Marshall.

Harry Weinstein Minden-Lopkep Ohd Mambican Legion Ceremanten Wig Memorial Liberty Ivenue Memorial Drive Wester Tuday Hillside Patay Ferntooth Richard Madder Emanuel Keweger Fiannes Lars Wearesloe Lmer David Chaddon

Mink Coat and Cash Jewelry Stolen From Home

A mink coat valued at 2200 dollars and cash jewelry were stolen from a home Friday afternoon. The items included a sapphire line and two diamonds totaling 135 dollars in cash. The break in was due to an unlocked door. the house was ransacked top to bottom. Detective Paul De Grow and Patrolmen Alois Steir and Gordon Madafn investigated.

Dit Sete

Water Color Entered In Fence Post Exhibit

Five Hillside residents will exhibit at the Elizabeth Art Club third outdoor show on Saturday June 2 from 10 am to 4 pm on the front fence of the Old First Presbyterian Church at Broad Street and Caldwell Place Elizabeth. About 200 works in oils water color casein pastels and pen and ink are expected from local artists including Mrs Binoche Bright 1515 Leslie Street Hilmer Hirschhorn 210 Conklin Were Mrs Margaret Phares and Frank Phares 129 Conant Street and Nicholas Beale 1000 Salem Avenue. Hirschhorn entry is a watercolor of the Lehigh Valley Railroad station under the North Broad Street viaduct looking west toward the bridge. he paints old landmarks as a hobby. The Elizabeth Art Club founded in 1952 aims to promote art. rain postpones the exhibit one week.

Hillside Elizabeth Art Club First Presbyterian Church Broad Street Caldwell Place Elizabeth Binoche Bright Leslie Street Hilmer Hirschhorn Conklin Margaret Phares Prank Phares Conant Street Nicholas Beale Salem Avenue Mr. Hirschhorn Lehigh Valley Railroad North Broad Street Hirschhorn

Planning Board Grants Subdivision Pleas

The Planning Board approved subdivisions for several property owners including Theodore Kamin sky 278 Shelton Terrace to merge two parcels into 61 feet, Jacob Hyra 163 Baltimore Avenue to combine three parcels into 43 by 85 feet, Anthony Martucci 384 Rutgers Avenue to unite three 18 1001 lots into one for a two family house, and Genie Reed 906 Route 22 to merge two 25 foot lots into two 60 foot lots. Larst in Realty Two Newark request for subdivision of lots on Central Avenue was rejected with eight lots in Residence B and two in Industrial zones. The board will follow the opinion of its economist George S. Pisehfer but cannot grant a zoning variance.

Planning Board Bloy Street Columbia Avenue Genie Reed Route 22 Gran Leo Street Larst In Realty Newark Central Avenue Wlcomey George Pisehfer Bat Jt Board of Adjustment

Subdivision Charge Dismissed In United Real Estate Case

Dismissal reached in a case against United Real Estate Co real estate division of the Lehigh Valley Railroad over a subdivision transfer of a half acre on the Irvington Branch right of way to contractor David Evans. Charge dropped as conveyance occurred under the old 24 1981 ordinance which carried no penalty. The Fuel Way subdivision was adopted June 39 1954.

Machstrire Sidney Birnhamn United Real Estate Co High Valley Railroad Irvington David O. Evans Lourd United Rent Enslue Co

Cash Stolen From Open Safe At Local Garage

Louis Nuse reports $300 to $400 stolen from an open safe at 1430 North Broad Street during a 15 minute coffee break. Nuse left the garage unattended while making change. upon return the cash was missing. Patrolmen Charles Sanford and Joseph R. Smith documented the incident.

Louis Nuse North Broad Street Nuse Charles Sanford Joseph R. Smith

Hillside Presbyterian Strawberry Festival June 7

The annual strawberry festival of Hillside Presbyterian Church will be held Thursday evening June 7 from 7 to 9 on the church lawn. The Mothers Circle is in charge of arrangements.

Hillside Presbyterian Church

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