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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1952

Page

2

Smouldering Blaze Forces Nightclothes Evacuation Of Tenants

A basement fire in a three story building at 1510 North Broad Street sent thick smoke through hallways early Saturday. All residents escaped unharmed as Hillside and Newark fire crews battled the flames in the C wing cellar. Fire officials said the blaze started in stacked mattresses and rags with cleaning fluid and four families chose to stay elsewhere.

North Broad Street Paul Korlesky Hillside Newark August H. Davies Daviet Bailey Avenue William J. Woodruff William Schwaib Schwaib

Thief Steals Pocketbook From Town Clerk Home

The Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy reported a break in at his Windsor Way residence between 8:30 and 10:45 am Friday. A pocketbook with about $15, a purse with about $1.50 and a Newark store charge coin were taken from a desk near the kitchen and dining area. James I. Travis found the pocketbook in his Bradford Road yard. Separately Eli D. Zemble shot a deer Saturday in Fairhaven and hung it in his garage.

Howard J. Bloy Windsor Way Newark Eli D. Zemble Trinity Place Fairhaven

Saybrook Assembly Thanksgiving Program Highlights

Saybrook School held a primary grades assembly featuring multiple classes. Students performed songs and recitations including The Turkey Ran Away, Ten Little Indians, Jack Frost, Thanks for Parents, The Turkey, Prayers, The Dance of the Leaves, The First Thanksgiving, They Found a Home, and We Give Thanks.

Saybrook School Carol Pearlman Lewis Miss Scherer Jack Frost Barbara Levy Bruce Duhle Lynn Cistaro Jo-Ann Peace Marianne Santagato

Pie in the Face Incident Near Harding Terrace Home

At 9 10 p m Friday Jerome Eitelberg of 1382 Harding terrace heard garden noises and stepped outside to investigate. He was struck in the face by a pie thrown by youths. no assailant was caught. Police found no trace while noting the pie likely came from the nearby Jones Pie Company.

Jerome Eitelberg Harding Terrace Eitelberg Jones Pie Company

Education Week Observed at Calvin Coolidge School

Calvin Coolidge School celebrated American Education Week with programs culminating in a World Friendship Assembly. Armistice Day speakers included Eugene Kulakowski of Harden-Locker Post 50 and Michael Gold of the High School S.G.A. The week featured voice recordings, discussions, dance, music, drama, and skill lessons. Co-chairs were Mrs. Dorothy Kirkman and Mrs. Muriel Ehrens. Art projects were shown with Miss Ann Bennett supervising. Eighty-five visitors registered at the PTA open house.

Calvin Coolidge World Friendship Assembly Eugene Kulakowski Harden- Locker Post 50 American Legion Michael Gold S.G.A Dorothy Kirkman Muriel Ehrens Ann Bennett P.T.A

Saybrook School Honors Hallowe'en Window Winners

Mrs. Adelaide Dunn's seventh grade led the Saybrook School upper assembly as Isabella Tortorello opened with announcements. David Harris introduced Board of Education member Mrs William Raphael who awarded prizes to Jeffrey Conford Jean Rosenberg Joyce Winquist Arline Oliver for the Men's Progress Club Hallowe'en window painting contest. A student play Just What the Doctor Ordered featured Rosemary Vitale Fred Willis and others, with a musical number by Caroline Weisbecker Janet Sweet Alice Mencher Dianne Butler Stewart Eisenberg.

Adelaide Dunn Saybrook School Isabella Tortorello David Harris William Raphael Board of Education Men's Progress Club Jeffrey Conford Jean Rosenberg Joyce Winquist Arline Oliver Rosemary Vitale Fred Willis Sharon Herman Dorothy Fleck Stewart Eisenberg Stuart Bernstein Howard Bell Harold McBride Roger Aldredge Douglas Ruhman Jack Radcliffe Alfred Griffith Eugene Richele Ronald Susskind Caroline Weisbecker Janet Sweet Alice Mencher Dianne Butler Theodore Weisbecker The Plano

Honor Students At Vail-Deane School

The Upper School Honor Roll for the first two months of the present school year was announced this week by Miss Margaret Cum ings of The Vail-Deane School in Elizabeth. Among the fourteen students listed were Caroline Morgan of 70 Bauer terrace, Mary Harrison Cooke of 820 Roanoke avenue, Joan Danager of 962 Revere drive and Joan Loeser of 854 Salem avenue.

Margaret 8. Cummings Vail-Deane School Elizabeth Caroline Morgan Bauer Terrace Mary Harrison Cooke Roanoke Avenue Joan Danager Revere Drive Joan Loeser Salem Avenue

Fire Causes Slight Damage At War Memorial Building

A fire in the War Memorial Building at Liberty Avenue and Memorial Drive early Saturday caused only slight damage. Police were alerted by Robert Toth of 1320 Avy Street. Fire Chief August H Daviet cited a short circuit in a ceiling light fixture as the cause.

War Memorial Liberty Avenue Memorial Drive Robert Toth Avy Street August H. Daviet

Baldrey named melting supervisor at Cooper Alloy Foundry

The Cooper Alloy Foundry Co. announces the appointment of James H. Baldrey as Supervisor of Melting. Baldrey, formerly with Water vliet plant of Allegheny Ludlum Steel, brings eighteen years of stainless steel melting experience and aims to ensure high quality amid new casting processes and furnace expansion. He studied metallurgy at Rensselaer and leads in several professional societies. Also noted are a Christian Science radio program and a divorce hearing set for Irene Kemps vs Matthew Kemps proceeding before Advisory Master Tomasulo.

James H. Baldrey Cooper Alloy Foundry Co W. P. McKown Baldrey Watervliet Allegheny Ludlum Steel Company Cooper Alley Nicholas A. Tomasulo Irene Kemps Columbia Place Matthew P. Kemps Prospect Street South Orange

Brownie Troop 44 Holds Investiture

Brownie Troop 44 of Hillside Presbyterian Church held an investiture service last week. New members Gail Cox Catherine Jeffrey Susan Eayle Judy Magee Susan Moser Margaret Pries and Judy Weisbecker received pins. Leaders conducting the service were Mrs. Evelyn Lane Mrs. Barbara Cox and Mrs. Mildred Tate. Margaret Pries former co leader of Troop 44 now leads Troop 69 in Saybrook School annex and Catherine Jeffrey Judy Magee and Margaret Pries transferred to Troop 69. Brownies aided in the first Girl Scout cookie drive and order books were distributed.

Hillside Presbyterian Church Gail Cox Catherine Jeffrey Susan Eayle Judy Magee Susan Moser Margaret Pries Judy Weisbecker Evelyn Lane Barbara Cox Mildred Tate Coleader Saybrook School Annex Margaret

Pedestrian Strikes Car Then Vanishes Near Joys Gas

An unidentified pedestrian struck Michael Roscoe near Joy's gas station on North Broad street last Thursday at 10 48 PM. The man walked into the night refusing aid and medical care after colliding with Roscoe's car at 29 Long avenue between the gas station driveways.

Michael Roscoe Millard Avenue Roscoe Long Avenue Joy North Broad Street

Home of Benjamin Smith Ransacked After Dinner

Police say entry was gained by breaking a lock on a screen door and a pane of glass on an inside door. Benjamin Smith of 1986 Nottingham Way found his master bedroom ransacked after returning from dinner at Sevoy last Thursday evening. No immediate missing items were identified.

Benjamin Smith Nottingham Way Smith Sevoy

Turning truck collision injures driver on Liberty and William

Police report a turning truck struck William S A Allister 20 at 279 William Street as he made a left on Liberty Avenue last Thursday at 6 25 pm. Richard Kelly 17 of 202 Lap Avenue drove around Allister and rear ended the car. Kelly's car sustained damage to the left front fender.

William S.A. Allister William Street Liberty Avenue Richard Kelly Lap Avenue Allister If Kelly

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