Hillside School facts and awards noted in district report
Wayne Branom, Hillside officials, and local educators report Hillside High earned a merit certificate in audio visual aids from the National Education Association. Newark State Teachers College will run a Hillside reading demonstration class on November 30 with Hillside teachers taking part. Three Hillside high students entered the seventh annual Hearst newspapers American history competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Brano
Department of Secondary Teachers
National Educational
F Eei
Newark State Teachers College
Hillside Avenue
Hillside
School of Educaton
New York University
View
Tranom
Hearst Newspapers
Residents Respond To Appeal For Chest
Hillside residents answer last week’s Times appeal to boost the Community Chest Fund. Donations range from one dollar to 25 dollars at The Hillside National Bank, with a Chest representative in the bank Friday to collect more. Harvey W. Peace Jr. urges Hillside to meet its quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Community Chest Fund
Hillside National Bank
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Schools to Use Voting Machines in February Election
The 1950-51 school board election will use ten voting machines with two at Hillside Avenue George Washington and Abram Morris, and one at Calvin Coolidge Saybrook Harden-Looker and the high school Plan. McClow said arrangements follow guidance from Union County Board of Elections to curb lines and fraud and to update procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Arnold I. McClow
Hillside Avenue
George Wash
Union County Board of Elections
McClow
Edward W. Earle
Election Board
Lay Committee On Education
Better Education League
Board of Education Keeps Quiet on Hearst Contest Link
Henry Goldhor again pushes for a fixed policy on student entries to contests, opposing any school system tie to Hearst. The board stays silent as Branom notes three students entered the Hearst history contest. A Hillside woman board member roads to Atlantic City, then waits for a bus helped by a friend, while Red Weiner’s pregame cue prompts Doc Lilien’s line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Henry Goldher
Wayne T. Branom
Hearst
Goldhor
Henry
Teachers’ Convention
Atlantic City
Bank reorganizes achievement unit for Margray Press
Hillside National Bank hosted the Junior Achievement company reorganizing for a second year as Margray Press. Thirteen members elected officers including David Shuckman as president and Norman Haberman as vice president. The group will produce personalized stationery. stock limited to five shares. Advisors include Kenton D Wood Harold Reinhard and Henry Groh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside National Bank
Margray Press
David Shuckman
Norman Haberman
Robert Buechert
Bernard Marcus
Richard Kern
Paul Dubow
Comshare
Kenton D. Wood
Harold Reinhard
Henry Groh
Wood
Groh
Bank
Reinhard
Reinhard-Mueller Printing Co
State Dept Doubtful On Hvasta Release By Czechs
The State Department said it is impossible to determine if efforts to win the release of Jan Hvasta will succeed or when it may occur. Hvasta, 22, a Navy veteran born in Czechoslovakia, was jailed after a secret espionage trial in Bratislava following seven months detention. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hvasta of 1465 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodine
Jan Hvasta
Michael Hvasta
Franklin Street
State Department
Hvasta
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Bratislava
Hillsider
Miglesov
Prague
Hivasta
U.S
Gabriella Banosva
Progress Club Dance and Fair Raffle Planned at Old Evergreen
The Men’s Progress Club prepared for the second annual county fair dance and monster raffle to be held Sunday evening November 27 at Old Evergreen Lodge in Springfield. Chairman Jack Orlovsky hosted the planning meeting with co chairs Albert Leiden and Allan Bochner and a committee including Dr Milton M Lilien David Gonzer Henry Goldhor Walter Leibo Milton Conford Eugene Abramowitz Arthur Perkoff Samuel Weinblatt Sidney Englander and Phil Levin Arrangements include folk dancing led by Frank Katelman and Hillside merchants’ gifts for the raffle welcoming new members Dr Leon B Katz Charles Zweigbaum Milton Conford and Arthur Perkoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Evergreen Lodge
Springfield
Men’s Progress Club
Jack Orlovsky
Albert Leiden
Allan Bochner
Milton M. Lilien
David Gonzer
Henry Goldhor
Walter Leibo
Board of Education
Milton B. Conford
Eugene Abramowitz
Arthur Perkoff
Samuel Weinblatt
Sidney Englander
Phil Levin
Frank Kaltman
Orlovsky
Hillside
Progress Club
Leon B. Katz
Charles 8. Zweigbaum
Roller Slips From Trailer Into Auto
A driveway roller slipped from a tractor Tuesday and struck a parked car before rolling onto a sidewalk and stopping on a lawn at 1308 Liberty avenue. The trailer attached to a truck driven by William Sanderson of Newark and owned by Robert Forest of Newark led to a summons for missing trailer registration and missing lights. The parked car owner was Rudolph Opacity of 1474 Franklin street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
William Sanderson
Waverly Avenue
Newark
Robert Forest
Barclay Street
Sanderson
Joseph Wirasniki
Lawrence Treger
Rudolph Opacity
Franklin Street
Five Churches Unite in Hillside and South Newark Thanksgiving Service
Five churches will unite for a community Thanksgiving service tonight at 8 at Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Hillside Presbyterian Calvary Lutheran First Baptist Hillside Franklin Memorial Methodist join in with their pastors and Dr Arthur Northwood of the host church. The service invites all community members to give thanks per President Truman's proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
South Newark
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hillside Presbyterian
George M. Romner
Calvary Lutheran
C. Morgan Wagner
First Baptist Church of
Ted Place Jr
Franklin Memorial Methodist
Harold Gamblin
Arthur Northwood
Truman
Westinghouse Plans Family Day At Hillside Plant
Westinghouse Electric announces a Family Day for about 750 relatives of 500 Hillside M&A employees. Tours start 1 30 PM with guides from office staff while workers remain on duty. Prizes include five Westinghouse appliances and the event runs to 4 30 PM with meals and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Manufacturing & Repair Department
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
L. D. Canfield
M&a
New Jersey
New York
Canfield
Westinghouse
Hillside
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York Metropolitan Area
Despondent Woman Frances Colton Dies At Home
Funeral services were held for Frances Colton 28 of 1510 North Broad Street at Haines Mortuary Elizabeth after police say she died by her own action by leaving gas jets on Wednesday. She had been despondent over her first husband’s death in the war. She is survived by her husband Leonard Colton 88. Interment at Clover Leaf Memorial Park Woodbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines Mortuary
Elizabeth
Frances Colton
North Broad Street
Colton
Leonard Colton
Ivances Tokash
Pennsylvania
Clover Leaf Memorial Park
Woodbridge
Boy Stricken By Mild Polio Case
Six year old Henry Gordon son of Mr and Mrs Alvin J Gordon of 433 Sanford avenue Elizabeth was admitted to St Elizabeth Hospital with a mild case of infantile paralysis. Dr David Lieberman said he will be released after a two week isolation period with no further treatment needed and no serious effects are expected. Two other Gordon children are in quarantine for two weeks. This is the fourth Hillside infantile paralysis case with two in town and two elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gordon
Alvin J. Gordon
Sanford Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
David Lieberman
Westminster Avenue
Gordon
Hillside
Rainbow Assembly initiates four girls at Hillside Hall
Four girls were initiated into the Hillside Assembly 29, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at a Monday evening meeting held by Masonic Hall on North Broad Street. The new members are Edwina Bregan Hildegarde Holzschuh Patricia Kliem and Phyllis Partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Broad Street
Edwina Bregan
Hildegarde Holzschuh
Patricia Kliem
Phyllis Partridge
Football Boosters Spotlight Meeting At Hillside High
Over a hundred players and fathers attended the Dads Athletic Booster Club gathering in the Hillside High School gym. The program included game films, equipment displays costing about 150 dollars per player, coaching demonstrations, and talks by officials and coaches about school athletics and upcoming opponents. An open forum followed with honorary memberships awarded and plans to recognize all school sports, including track, with a social hour concluding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads
Hillside
Irvington
Kearny
Ernest Schickedanz
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl L. Custer
Samuel Dubow
Dubow
Joseph Silver
Carmen Ferrigno
John Kulakowski
John Duthie
Harry Ladange
Albert Weiner
Jon Ferrigno
Weiner
Kulakowski
Comet
Weequahic
Schickedanz
Bayer Poraiis
Leibo
Joseph G. Scheu
Oe Goldhor
Board of Education
Milton M. Lilien
Albert Scaccia
Duthie
Bids Sought for Elizabeth Post Office Branch Quarters
Post Office Inspector G F Baurhenn in Newark invites bids to furnish quarters near Liberty and Long avenues for a proposed Elizabeth branch post office. Specifications call for 4 000 sq ft floor space, a 40 by 22 ft loading platform and an 800 sq ft boiler room, with a five to ten year lease from June 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Long
Hillside Avenues
Elizabeth
Post Office
G. F. Baurhenn
Newark
Es. i
Post Office Department
Long and Liberty Avenues
North Broad Street
John P. Leonard
David O. Evans
Baurhenn
Youth Guidance Group Organized
Anthony Lamb was named chairman of the Youth Guidance Council at a meeting held in the Abram P. Morris School Coe Avenue. Officers include Alexander Mooney vice chairman Mrs John A Hughes secretary Ernest Voelk treasurer and Mrs John Major group representative. Next meeting is Tuesday December 6 to set meeting times with tentative plans for monthly gatherings at the Abram P Morris School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lamb
King Street
Youth Guidance Council
Abram P. Morris
Coe Avenue
Alexander Mooney
John A. Hughes
Ernest Voelk
John Major
Abram P. Morris School
Hess Speaker At Newark Slum Rally
Louis J. Tess of Hillside urged private enterprise education to revive Newark slums at a Newark Real Estate Board rally in the Evening News auditorium. Rabbi Ely E. Pilchik chaired the event with Mayor Villani and writer Max Weiner on the panel as warmer weather forecast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Tess
Hillside
Hess
Ely E. Pilchik
Synagogue Council of
Essex County
Villani
Max Weiner
Newark
Lamb Named Vice President at Weston Electrical
Anthony H. Lamb of 66 King Street appointed vice president of Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation Newark by President Earl R. Mellon. Lamb, with 80 patents, leads the Tagliabue Division after a long career from instrument assembler to senior engineer and wartime special instruments developer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony H. Lamb
King Street
Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation
Newark
Earl R. Mellon
Lamb
Weston Corporation
Tagliabue
Weston Relay
U. S. Navy
C. J. Tagliabue Corporation
Weston
Bristol-Myers Launches Resistab Cold Killer Campaign
Bristol-Myers introduces Resistab the new cold killing antihistamine in a large advertising push starting late November. The 12s pack costs 4.00 per dozen with a 44 cent fair trade price, the 36s at 8.80 per dozen with a 95 cent fair trade price. Availability includes a pocket 12s and a 36 tablet bottle with nationwide promotion across newspapers radio and medical channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Company
Resistab
Bristol-Myers
Adinten Ae
E Yon & Eckhardt, Incorporated
York
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Columbia University
Conviects
Wayne T, Branom
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Union County
Hillside Board
Hillside Recreation Board
George Dover
Harlow H. Curtis
Emma W. Knox
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Calvin Coolidge
Curtis
Leslie R. Tichenor & Son
Saybrook School
M. Neuss & Son
Goldher
Knox
Bads Athletic Booster Club
Red” Weiner
Doc Lilien
Doc
Growney Funeral Home
John J. Growney
Broad St
N. J
Harden
St. EL
Mattress Products
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
Hollywood
Starko’s Liquor Store
Wit Liberty
Ave
Mulside
No Call
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
American Flyer
Rainbow Assembly
Dads Booster Club
Louis J. Hess
Salem Pitarmacy
Salem Ave
Weston Corp
United States
Mr. Lamb
Newark College of Engineering
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Illuminating Engineering Society
American Society For Testing Materials
Instrument Society of America
New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers
National Society
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