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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1956

Page

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Hillside Hungarian Relief Drive Organized

Leslie Reed opens Hillside Hungarian Relief Fund with Otto Zimmerman as distributing chairman and Emil Szente named co chair. the fund named Hillside Relief Fund for Hungary. Clothing to local fire houses 1316 White Street. drive closes December 16 with a loudspeaker canvass prior. Hungarian Relief Days December 8 and 9 proclaimed by Mayor William Gural. Fire Captain William Groeger Jr and Fireman Charles Horvath lead Fire and Police units. Fred Brandstein named treasurer. Joseph A Charry handles publicity.

Leslie Reed Hillside Hungarian Relief Fund Otto Zimmerman Hillside Hillside Relief Fund For Hungary White Street Willam Gural Emil Szente Home William Groeger, Jr Charles Horvath Fred Brandstein Hor Uet Joseph A. Charry Joseph A. Cherry Leslie J. Reed James Horvath Kolmon Muller

Women Groups Plan Guest Night at Hillside Club

Hillside Woman's Club hosts Guest Night on Tuesday December 4 at 8 pm at Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Members are urged to invite guests. Senior, Fortnightly and Junior groups showcase plays and talent acts with music, drama and refreshments provided by hostesses including Mrs. Scaccia and Mrs. Harding, while club president Mrs. Harold J. Love presides.

Hillside Woman's Club Elizabeth Town and Country Club Dream Ranch Clarke T. Harding Walter E. Spitz John M. Malone Ralph A. Schwartz Harold J. Love Albert Scaccia Franklin Lange Thomas, Halbert Guy. Totten Frederick J Brengel John Acken Walter ©. Johnson, Jr Edgar P

Girl Scout Demonstration Heads Second Lyons Farm Meeting

The North ern District Neighborhood 1 Lyons Farm Section Girl Scout leaders and adult members meet Tuesday December 4 at 7 30 pm at the Girl Scout of Nice 100 Cherry street Elizabeth. Milton Wulfson will lead a demonstration on Westcraft in Youth Programs and colorful felt gifts. Mrs Joseph W Heen and Miss Tdi Mize arranged highlights. Representatives from other districts invited.

Lyons Farm Girl Scout of Nice Cherry Street Elizabeth Westcraft Milton Wulfson Joseph W. Heen Tdi Mize

Mayor hints at judgeship and party balance

The mayor teased possible local judgeship by noting Level of Magistrate Sidney Bionbawn has two years left. Speculation centers on successors Emanuel Gerstern and Arthur E. Dienst with Henry Goldhor also in play. He cautioned Goldhor’s year long term, and predicts a Republican voice on the 1957 committee for the first time since 1938.

Sidney Bionbawn Emanuel Gerstern Arthur E. Dienst Henry Goldhor Gural Goldhor

Students Attend Rutgers Parley at Thirty-First NJ Council Conference

Rutgers University hosted the Thirty-First Annual Conference of New Jersey High School Councils on November 15 with theme Better Student Councils For Better Human Relations. Attendees included Audrey Butvydas Jon Brody Eugene Carroccia Ruth Gast Joel Gally Peter Giovine Barbara Sin ak Randy Malone Paul Syzmanski Regina Weller and Floyd De Nicola G A adviser. Governor Meyner and Rutgers Provost Mason W. Gross spoke at a general session and Paul Syamanski was elected executive member for the council.

Audrey Butvydas Jon Brody Eugene Carroccia Ruth Gast Joel Gally Peter Giovine Barbara Sinak Randy Malone Paul Syzmanski Regina Weller Students’ General Association Floyd de Nicola New Jersey Rutgers University Robert B. Meyner Mason W. Gross Paul Syamanski Hillside High School

Miss Freeman to Speak at Elizabeth Avenue Church Gift Night

Miss Grace M Freeman of East Orange former State Assembly member will headline the annual gift night program of the Women’s Association at Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The event is set for 8 pm on Wednesday December 5 with Mrs Emmet T White as program chairman and a hostess team led by Mrs Melvin Barnes.

Grace M Freeman East Orange State Assembly Women's Association Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Emmet T. White Miss Freeman Women’s Presbyterian Society of the Presbytery of Morris and Orance Melvin Barnes Albert Lucas Harlow Curtis Jean Baptie Grane Johnson Gladys Fredericks Julius Hirmann Dochinie Cavicehia Cavicehia Lyons Chaysle Presbyterian Harold Elehman Wayne Jerraen Union

Woman Dies After Riding Accident Near Dover Chester Road

Mies Wonda Bede 23 of Hillsite died after being thrown from a horse on a lane off the Dover Chester road in Mt Pay. Police said she sustained a skull fracture and died at General Hospital after a ambulance transport. She resided with Mr and Mrs George Vollman and was a communicant of Christ the King Church. Born in Newark, she attended Harrison High School and was the daughter of Ridolph Breede of Livingston and the late Mrs Nelle Breede. Survived by a sister Vera Brewery of Tallahassee Florida, two nephews and all nieces.

Marr Binne Vor General Hospital Mics Breede Prink Badaliskas Beck Breede Dover-Chester Mt Pay George Vollman Christ the King Church Newark Harrison High School Harrison Ridolph Breede Livingston Nelle Breede Vera Brewery Tallahsases Pla Lwvo

Ambulance Squad Event Friday Night Dance Details

The Hillside Ambulance Squad hosts its annual dinner dance Friday night at Club Diaha Union starting 8:30 PM. Proceeds support refreshments and squad expenses with guests including New Jersey First Aid Council leaders and local officials.

Hillside Ambulance Squid Club Diaha Union New Jersey First Aid Gea

Hillside Presbyterian Church Christmas Schedule

Ossmann announces Hillside Presbyterian Church Christmas season events. December 5 at 8 pm shows Holy Night in the auditorium. December 9 at 8 pm features The Christmas Youth Pageant with readings from Junior and Senior Hi groups. December 16 at 8 pm presents The Christmas Festival of Music directed by Natalie Wagner. December 19 at 8 pm Sacrament of the Lord's Supper observing communicants class members. December 24 at 8 pm Candlelight Service closes the season.

Cheney Ronald E Ossmann Hillside Presbyterian Church Christ Thomas the Doubter Natalie BE Wagner Ore Guncist

Morning blaze damages shops on Liberty Avenue

An early Tuesday fire damaged a beauty shop at 1536 Liberty Avenue and an adjoining confectionery, with authorities citing defective wiring. The House of Glamour, run by Joanne Mallett, lost three hair dryers and other equipment, while the Coronet Sweet Shoppe next door suffered cigarette losses and damaged fixtures. Building owner Samuel Gillman noted insurance coverage.

Liberty Avenue James J. Tarrabartolo House of Glamour Three Hill Joanne Mallett Fourth Avenue Westfield Samuel Kamine Conklin Avenue Samuel Gillman Liberty Aventure

New World Film Screening At Kingdom Hall

Witnesses slate a showing of Hue foot ray picture The Aappinews of the New World Roelery at Jehovahs Witnesses North Unit 662 John Avenue Elizabeth Kingdom Hall Sunday December 2 at 7 30 pm. Highlighted scenes include conventions from London Paris Rome Nuremberg and Afried in summer 1955.

Dumbetry Conutentin Jehovah's Withieves North Unit Hue Kingdom Hall John Avenue Elizabeth Ralph Re Hoppe Lodon Paris Rome Nuremberg

Pastor Shares True Meaning Of Thanks At Hillside Rotary

Rev Howald E Oskmann of Hillside Presbyterian spoke to Hillside Rotary about being grateful without cliché. He urged sincere thanksgiving for gifts like fresh air and family joy, while Rotary District Governor William Garbe urged simplicity and service across 9,187 clubs and noted Pakistan and India representatives meeting in friendship.

Howald E. Oskmann Hillside Presbyterian Church Hillside Rotary Club William Garbe Rotary Garbe Pakistan Tdin Lake Placid Hillside Rotary Club Trade & Donation Joey Fund Tra Goltseha

Window Clerk Meets The Public at Rotary Meeting

A Millside Rotary Club program at Hillside Presbyterian Church featured a post office training film titled Window Clerk Meets The Public. Charles Toth, Elizabeth safety director, described clerk training to handle the public with courtesy, introduced by Elizabeth Postmaster William Runyon.

Millside Rotary Club Hillside Presbyterian Church Charles Toth Elizabeth Toth William Runyon Runyon Philadelphia Newark HLL Oity Roselle-Roxelle Park

Elks Charity Ball Slated In March

The annual charity ball of Hin Vid Lodge 1591 BPO Wis will be held March at the club house 244 Hillside Avenue. Lois Diselire will serve as chair. Partly cloudy weather forecast for tonight.

Elks HIN Vide Lodge Bpo Wis Ywid Baturdas Mare Hillside Wwenie Acciwaing Lois Diselire

Hungarian Relief Days Set by Town

The town plans relief days to aid the Hungarian relief effort. A charter study committee led by Major Karl B Toss and including George J Cohen and Andrew Cox will meet next Tuesday to outline preliminary work. Local officials and various community leaders are expected to participate.

Albin Lo HAE Gme Seehusten Charter Mijor Karl B. Toss Nori Avene Civic Group David Bekercochalmin George J Cohen Andrew Cox Moe Cuidberg Gus Pape Jereyo Moe Stoiian Tumikin

Hoesly Advances At Ballantine's

LeRoy G Hoesly 1472 Mapleave is named post manager for New Jersey at Ballantine and Sons after joining the brewery in 1934 as a member of the first sales group following its reopening He is president of the Hillside Exempt Ememen's Association and was honored with Honorary Wire membership in Hillside. Mayor William Gural issued a proclamation designating December 8 as Hungarian Relief Days for clothing drives to aid Hungarian refugees. Township Committee authorized use of two municipal trucks for the effort.

di Buono William Gural Gural Adele Bradow Hillside Mak Ae LeRoy G. Hoesly Mapleave Mehig Dee New Jersey PB. Ballantine Sons Woh Ally Silesman Hoesly Union County Ballantine's Frst Hillside Exemptiremen's Association Fry Fmb.a Willian Gural Leslie J. Reed

Phone Threat To Brother Reported

Mrs Blu Borkowski of 608 Glenwood Avenue told police on Tuesday night she received a call threatening her brother William Sonnenberg 26 also of the same address. She said a man claimed Sonnenberg had a 45 caliber revolver and would threaten her unless her request was granted. Police issued a missing person alarm. Sonnenberg was last seen November 17 afternoon driving a 1953 sedan. He is 5 feet 9 inches, about 200 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes, wearing a dark blue jacket and tight work pants.

Blu Borkowski Glenwood Avents William Sonnenberg Elgabeth Mar Eaid Sonnenberg

Two Autos Burned After Fogged Collision

Police said a westbound car driven by Mrs Norma Burgstein collided with a parked vehicle belonging to Mrs Rosalie Powell on Long Avenue at 8 05 p m The force drove the Powell car into a utility pole causing a fuel tank to burst The fire ignited Burgstein s car both vehicles were towed Fire Company No 1 extinguished the flames Deputy Chief Janes Tarrabartolo led the response with Lt Harry Scheuttle Sgt John Condrito and patrolmen on scene Burgstein uninjured and no other injuries reported

Long Avenue Norma Burgstein Hollywood Avenue Rosalie Powell Baltimore Avenue Avy Myrtle Streets Powell Burgatein

Holiday Advances School Election in Lincoln Birthday Week

Secretary Helen Kirkpatrick of the Board of Education announced that the annual meeting for board candidacy and budget review will be held on Wednesday February 13 instead of Tuesday February 12 due to Lincoln's Birthday. Voters must be registered 40 days prior, residents moving from other Union County communities must file change of residence notices by then, and petition filings for board candidates are due January 24. Terms of three members expire: Mrs J Eleanor Sutton vice president Max Schleifer and Joseph Ram.

Helen Kirkpatrick Board of Education Lincoln Kirkpatrick J. Eleanor Sutton Max Schlelfir Joseph Ram

Zatko Toy Store Opens On Coe Ave

Steve Zatko announces the opening of a toy store at 37 Coe Ave, the former Coe Ave Hardware, showcasing a full range of educational and action toys at cut prices. The local resident plans daily hours including Sundays and aims to add hardware and electrical supplies after the holidays.

Steve Zatko Coe Ave Hue Zatko

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Fine Arts Henry G. Nurton Beechwood Place Scaccia Harding Girl Scout William di Buono Lie Committee Linds Rutgers Parley Arko’s Liquor Store TNC Wtherty Avenue Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Deliyer Michael Klein Michael Ash Erin Peter Sepichesseh Sol Sorok Jean Giardino Albert Levenson Squad Memiber William Matthews Fanwood William Bogart Dunellen N. J. Fist Aid Council Witnesses Slate New World’ Film Growney Funeral Home N. Broad Matt-Best Products Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store Lionel Liberty Ave Ballantine Pingry Exeler Sidney Enplinder Board of Assessors Dienst Carmen Monico August HL Davies Herbert Chevrolet Motors North Broad Street David O. Evans Samuel Rettig Herbert Chevrolet Zoning Board of Adjustment Frankli Street Hiawatha Avenue Thaska Street Mohawk Street Emerson Tan Wyndmoor Emerson Lane Rap Jacob Kurz Frank Owen Public Service Public Utilities Commission Sydelle Umansky Highland Avenue Boston Bloy Street Handy-Boesser LE Roy G. Hoesly Joey Hillside Phiotn Service John Duthie Jeff Millscide Teachers Association Irene Schneider Foe Joey Fur Wayne T. Branum Walter R. Lee Home For Funerals Hillside EL Zatko Toy Store Jackson Shoe Mart
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