Hillside Times announces publication and contact details
The Hillside Times records its second claim matter at the Poet Office Elisabeth New Jersey under the Act of March 8 1878. Printed and published weekly at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by The Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein editor Robert Kaplan business manager. Subscriptions are $2.50 yearly with 5 cent copies and postage to Canada and foreign.
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Elisabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times
Sidney Silverstein
Reerryrs
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
TIMES
United States
Canada
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Corruption Issue Gains Ground in NYC and Philadelphia
Analysts note strong voter shifts toward reform in New York City where Rudolph Halley, a Kefauver aide, won the city council presidency on liberal fusion and independent lines. In Philadelphia, Joseph Clark's anti corruption platform also produced a decisive mayoral win, while Dr. Daniel A. Poling drew Republican scrutiny. Overall, reform rhetoric dominates political discussion ahead of 1952, with Eisenhower potential run and Truman speculation shaping national talk.
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New York
Philadelphia
Rudolph Halley
Kefauver Crime Committee
Halley
Joseph Clark
Daniel A. Poling
Poling
Clark
Ohio
New Jersey
Washington
Eisenhower
Senator Morse
Morse
Truman
Taft
Justice Vinson
Hillside Church and Pastor Mark Double Birthday Observances
Ceremonies marked the double birthdays of Hillside Presbyterian Church and Rev. George M. Runner. Hillside’s relief program with the State totals 24,000 for dependency aid plus 35,202 for public works wages. Charles F. Ackerman of Hillside attends the Presidents Conference on Home Building and Ownership in Washington. Hillside High faces Curtis High in a second straight season benefit game with Street Scene highlighted as a top film.
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Hillside Presbyterian Church
George M. Runner
Hillside
Charles F. Ackerman
Inter-County
Buliding and Loan Association
Washington
Presiden
Hillside High School
Basketeers
Curtis
St. George
S. L
Sylvia Sidney at the Mayfair Theatre Years Ago
A 15 year old clipping recalls Sylvia Sidney performing at the Mayfair Theatre. The piece mentions a school bus service expansion for distant students and notes a jewel theft from Police Judge Emil Herrigel’s home. Hillside drive leaders report low return rates and a plan for a township Planning Board. World’s Fair 1939 talks surface in New York by the project board.
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Sylvia Sidney
Mayfair Theatre
Emil Herrigel
Winans Avenue
Hillside
Community Chest Drive
Committee For New Jersey
New York
Walrus Leads Tour of Cooperland in New Book
The Cooper Alloy Foundry Co announced a booklet Alloys in Cooperland a playful color illustrated trip with the Walrus of Alice in Wonderland fame. Priced at 1.00 a copy with complimentary copies for chemical and allied industries and those in stainless alloys. written by George Black and illustrated by Lionhill Art Studios. Send requests to The Cooper Alloy Foundry Co Hillside NJ or the Sister Kenny Foundation in New York.
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Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Cooperland
Stainless
Walrus
Cooper Alloy
Chemical and Allied Industries
George Black
Lionhill Art Studios
Baltimore
Mary
Cooper Alley Foundry Co
Hillside
Heaven and earth contrast in Catholic reflection notes
A column contrasts heaven as a divine goal with earthly longing for peace health and joy. It discusses J futures and moral duty from a Catholic perspective citing St Paul and Matt 28 20 and urges cooperative heavenly ascent through baptism belief worship penance and obedience. It also lists township real estate contact details and local names connected to juror service.
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St. Paul
Christ
Heaven
Rutgers Names 1952 Who’s Who Group Including Ambrose
Joseph T Ambrose of 530 Chapman Street is among 30 Rutgers undergraduates chosen for the 1952 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. A junior economics major, Ambrose sails on varsity football and lacrosse, serves on Student Council and honors groups, and belongs to Chi Psi. Jed Maffenbeier of 265 Winans Avenue earns Pingry School second honors as an eighth grade student.
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Joseph T. Ambrose
Chapman Street
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Ambrose
Crown and Scroll
Chi Psi
Pingry
Pingry School
Elizabeth
Jed Maffenbeier
Winans Avenue
Community Christmas Events and Club Meetings Schedule
A list of upcoming activities in Hillside and nearby areas includes initiation by Knights of Columbus Council, multiple performances of a High School Senior play, dances and socials at Hillside Presbyterian Church, and Christmas events for Omega Sigma Psi Sorority. Also noted are officer elections, charter presentations, Rotary and Dads Booster drives, Lions Club charter, and civic and school board meetings through December 26.
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Hillside Presbyterian Church Bazar
Property Transfers Across Several City Blocks
Transfers include Richard H. Jaffer to Jacob Wolkstein on Sanford avenue and Conant street. Calandriello to Calandriello on Itaska street 127.45 feet from Wyndmoor avenue. Mega to Kurlands on Center street 100 feet from Clark street. Shamis to Gorlosky at 309 Hollywood avenue. Williams to Maddalena on Hiawatha avenue 249 feet from Emerson lane. Lezep Builders Corp. Suckno on Highland and Oakland avenues. Baerenrodt to Reeves at Grumman Avenue and Bergen street. Reeves and others to Watson at Grumman Avenue and Bergen street. Elizabeth McCollough Johnson involved.
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Richard H. Jaffer
Jacob Wolkstein
Sanford Avenue
Conant Street
Michelina Calandriello
Sylvester Calandriello
Itaska Street
Wyndmoor Avenue
Alma M
Mega
David
Sonia Kurland
Center Street
Clark Street
Harry Shamis
Edward Gorlosky
Hollywood Avenue
Louise W. Williams
Salvatore Maddalena
Hiawatha Avenue
Emerson Lane
Lezep Builders Corporation
Robert Suckno
Highland
Oakland Avenues
Bertha F. Baerenrodt
Anna R. Reeves
Grumman Avenue
Bergen Street
Jean K. Watson
Elizabeth McCollough Johnson
Property transfers listed for Wilder Street to Leslie Street corridor
Widow transfers property to Herbert T Turner on Wilder Street 211.37 feet from Salem Avenue. Herbert T Turner to Joseph R Kane. John Woods and others sell to Accurate Products Co. lots 60 61 62 63 64 65 on Chestnut Hill map. Austin B E Steward Jr to Joseph P Gerard lots 14 15 and part 16 on block 2 Weequan ie Park Circle. Bethel Corp to The Pingry Corp 4.72 acres near Pingry lands and estate of John Kean. Nathaniel Greenberg to Milton Teltsher Bayview Avenue 140.16 feet from Keer Avenue. Lorenzo A Rullo to Jessie and Anthony Rullo Hillside Avenue 92.06 feet from Maple Avenue. Christian C Kaeser widower to Christian C Kaeser widower et al 1477 Leslie Street.
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Herbert T. Turner
Wilder Street
Salem Avenue
Joseph R. Kane
John Woods
Accurate Products Co
Chestnut Hill
Austin BE. Steward, Jr
Joseph P. Gerard
Weequainie Park Circle
Bethel Corporation
Pingry Corporation
John Kean
Nathaniel Greenberg
Milton Teltsher
Bayview Avenue
Keer Avenue
Lorenzo A. Rullo
Jessie
Anthony Rullo
Hillside Avenue
Maple Avenue
Christian C. Kaeser
Leslie Street
Newark Fire Chief Weeks to speak at Civilian Defense meeting
Newark Fire Chief Weeks will be guest speaker at the Civilian Defense fire auxiliary social club meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Tony's Tavern 245 Hollywood Avenue. He will present slides of the propane gas fire in Newark last summer with Fire Chief August T Davies and Captains Robert Sonntag and Michael Marsnick anticipated to attend. Refreshments will be served. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ON AIR The Christmas Story is the subject of a Christian Science radio program on Station WNBC New York Sunday morning December 2 from 8:30 to 9.
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Newark
Weeks
Civilian Defense Fire Auxiliary Social Club
Tony's Tavern
Holly Wood Avenue
August T. Davies
Robert Sonntag
Michael Marsnick
WNBC
New York
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William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Solondz
Solondz Bros. Lumber CO
Averly
Newark, N. J
Louis Mann
Morris Ave
N. J
Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
Catholic Information
Alex C. Campbell
J. Carroll Dolan
Walter L. Hetfield
Nathan A. Ranney
Sophie V. Plawinski
Prospect Street
Jacob Kurz
Suzanna Latimer
Puree Street
Sally T. Fittel
Emma F. Weiss
Nora E. Miller
Looker Street
Theresa M. Rosen
Holy Name Society
Christ the King Church
Bloy Stride
Ny-J
Brake Service Inc
Bigelow
Elizabeth Ave
Cor. W. Runyon St
Goosss
WaAverly
Esnex
Fred’s Auto
Wollisies
Watcom Avenue
Hunterdon St
Brandford Brake System Inc
Broad Street
McCarter Hwy & Piomeer Si
N, J
Daniel Leeds Miller
Masons’ Supplies
Classified Business Directory
Peter A. Drobach Co
Bloy ST
Lennox
Lipschutz Bros
ESSO
N. Broad St
Bailey Ave
School of Dancing
Broad ST
Delicatessen
R. F. Stengel & Son
General Auto
Fred
James LA Morgese
Paine Ave
Irvington
Sheet Metal Contractors
Hillside Auto Top
Pat McGarrigle
Cor
Mertz Ave
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
R. S. King
Mertz Avenue
NUSE
Wilson Motors
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers
Sales & Service General Auto Repairing
Louis Nuse, Jr
J. J. Wilson
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Zenith
Arthur Seale
North Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Heinz
C. E. DeLacy Post “Control
R. F. Varenkamp
Hollywood Ave
Hllside
Home Utilities Co., Inc
Essex
Dr. Grant
College of Surgeons
American College of Surgeons
San Francisco
California
Francis J. Grant
Grant
Delaware Valley
N. Broad Street
King Street
Elizabeth 2
Wally Tomy
White St
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Elo’s
Gurd Ave
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Union
Hillside Radio
Knights of Columbus
Civilian Defense Police
Rose of Friendship Circle
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Hillside Republican Club
Ladies Aid Society
Hillside Prebyterian Church
Knights of Columbus Council
Junior Woman's Club
P.T.A
Hillside Rotary Club
Women's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hillside Count
Il No. 83
Daughters of America
Hillside Democratic Club
Hillside Lions Club
Ninth District Civic Association
Board of Education
High School
Women's Progress Club
Board of Health
Christ the King Church Rosary
Holy Name
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