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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
3
Wayne Salerno age five of 1036 Thomas Street was reported in fair condition after a Saturday incident when struck by a car driven east on Conant Street by Edward Yanchock age 37 of 1230 North Broad Street.
According to Yanchok a child ran from behind tall hedges on Conant street into a moving vehicle’s path. He was rushed to St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth by ambulance and treated by Dr. Henry J. Konzelmann. He was detained.
Sinai Congregation hosts an Friday October 13 service at 8 p m to mark the 407th B nai B rith anniversary and launch a national membership drive with Hillside lodge and women's chapter. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen leads services with Merry Niericky speaking for the North Jersey B nai B rith Youth Organization. Refreshments follow in the social hall.
The Elizabeth town Chapter American Red Cross opens mother and baby care classes to women and couples from Linden to Elizabeth. Sessions meet at 644 Salem Avenue Elizabeth with daytime classes Wednesdays and Fridays 1 to 3 pm and an evening class Thursdays 7 30 to 9 30 pm. Prospective mothers and new parents urged to enroll. A home nursing committee plans sick care class at chapter HQ starting October 19 Thursdays 9 30 to 11 30 am.
Louis K. Bleecker national vice president of Bnai Zion will address Jacob Cohen Chapter No. 67 on Monday night at 8 30 in Hillside Jewish Community Center. He will discuss Israel economic emergency program and Zionist activities with Leo J. Cohen as program chairman and reports from David Greenberg and Florence Schwartz.
Three persons were injured when two cars collided in the vicinity of Leo and Bloy streets. Police said one car driven south on Bloy street by Reinhard Glotz, 23, of 654 Irvington avenue, was involved.
In Irvington a car driven east on Lee Street collided with a vehicle operated by Rev. Harvey Walker of Newark. Injured were Norma Glotz 22 of Irvington with a forehead contusion, Rev. Walker with a left hip contusion, and Harry Gaskin 89 of Newark with left rib contusions. Police physician Dr Milton Lilien treated them at the scene.
In Union County and Hillside a Knights of Columbus council adopts a resolution urged by Rev. Thomas F. Canty urging storekeepers and patrons to launch a voluntary crusade against obscene literature. The text says displays and sales of such material undermine youth morals and calls for collective action to end it.
Jerry Devine, 45, of 1430 Compton Terrace, suffered a broken hip after being knocked from a timber truck by a swinging crane in the New York pier district. He was detained at Beckman Hospital. police notified Mrs. Devine of the accident.
The Hillside Republican Club endorsed the entire Republican ticket at a Monday night meeting in the Chapel of the Hillside Presbyterian Church. Discussions covered property revaluation and county cigarette and gasoline faxes. A Candidates Night was set for October 30 and a December turkey raffle planned. refreshments followed.
Hillside Teachers Association met at Hillside Avenue School to finalize plans for William L. Shirer’s appearance. Walter Leibo, president, announced the Board of Education commended the teachers for arranging the Shirer talk. Attendees included Harold Sirkin Arnold H. McClow and others.
Robert C. Kirkpatrick and principal David Harris speak at Saybrook School meeting with Miss Edna Doll, president, present.
The Hillside Teachers Association as chairman notes inquiries from nearby groups seeking guidance on how the Shirer was arranged and what steps were taken.
Representative Clifford P. Case told the Hillside Industrial Association at the Hotel Winfield that free enterprise faces danger and that Republicans must show they have solutions to major national problems. He said government should coordinate the cooperative efforts of labor and management.
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