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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

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Peace Selected 1949 Chairman of Community Chest

Harvey W. Peace Jr. of Hillside chosen as chairman of the Hillside Community Chest drive. The campaign runs October 25 through November 8 with a $755,000 quota, and Clark McK. Whittemore of Elizabeth leads special gifts.

Community Chest Fred H. Hoffman Union County Harvey W. Peace Jr Hillside National Bank Hillside Peace U.S Luge Clark McK. Whittemore Elizabeth

School Exchange Plans Discussed At Saybrook Meeting

The Metropolitan School Study Council steering committee met Tuesday afternoon at Saybrook School to plan the year. Dr. Wayne Branom led the session with proposals to form a reporter's group for the exchange and to vary publications and copy. The panel also discussed council committees on Teaching Pupils to Think Basic Skills and Knowledge Attention Individual Needs Emotional Stability and similar topics. Members present included Dr Branom David Harris Walter Krumbiegel Albert Vreeland William Arautblatt Charles Kennington Mrs Winnie Woodhull Mrs Evelyn Schueler and Mrs Monica Hickey.

Metropolitan School Study Council Saybrook Coe Avenue Wayne Branom Yg Reporter rTerent Dr. Branom David Harris Walter Krumbiegel Albert Vreeland William Arautblatt Charles Kennington Winnie Woodhull Evelyn Schueler Monica Hickey

Gas Protest Plans Ready for Union Meeting

Final plans were made for a public meeting at Connecticut Farms School Union on Stuyvesant avenue October 18 at 8 p.m. to protest Elizabethtown Gas petition to raise rates. Attendees include attorney Thomas A. O Boyle engineer Sumner B. Sweetser and others with a panel discussion and audience resolutions.

Connecticut Farms Stuyvesant Avenue Union Thomas A. O'Boyle Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Company Public Utilities Commission Sumner B. Sweetser Howard R. Pietsch Meyer Ginsburg Ion O'Boyle Sweetser Wm. F. Little Cranford C. R. Teller Roselle Park James Meers Howard Pietsch Jean Manheim Hillside F. P. Anderson

Progressive rally protests gas rate hike in Union County

Tean Manheim Independent candidate for Township Committee spoke at the Elizabeth Elks Club rally urging action against Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co. She recounted two prior increases and the service charge, criticized Hillside representation, and urged attendance at the October 18 protest rally at Connecticut Farms School on Stuyvesant Avenue.

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Ground Breaking October 23 For Sinai Congregation Center

Ground breaking ceremonies for the Sinai Congregation and Community Center addition will be held Sunday October 23 at 2 30 p m at 1531 Maple Avenue Hillside. Attendees are invited to witness the event led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen and the center’s officers.

Abraham Mankowitz Sinai Congregation and Community Center Building ‘Fund Committee Maple Avenue Hillside Eliezer Cohen Benjamin 8. Berkowitz Milton M. Lilien Emanuel Finkel

Rumor and Rebuff Tail Township Race Shifts

Grape vine chatter hints prominent Republicans back a Democratic Township Committee candidate while others defect from Driscoll’s camp. Rumors cite cigarette tax, governor pledge, and state officials’ discontent as motives. Community notices also mention Nathan Carver’s columns on civilization and an atomic energy discussion at Hillside Radio & Record Shop, with a university survey team planning field work.

Driscoll Times Nathan Carver Carver Hillside Radio & Record Shop Liberty Avenue Radio Joe

Dodger Fans Stir Store Windows Over World Series Headlines

A. Alexander, proprietor of a Brooklyn stationery shop at 1568 Maple Avenue, opened Monday to find friends who plastered his windows with bold newspaper headlines claiming the New York Yankees won the championship, leaving him a conflicted Dodger fan with a headache.

A. Alexander Maple Avenue Alexander New York Yankees

New Assessments Increase Hillside Tax Base Says Gersten

The Union County Board of Taxation reports new real estate construction adds 534 770 in ratables since January raising total increased valuations to 1 071 100. Added assessments will yield 28 021 98 in additional taxes as Hillside faces calls for more schooling wings and reduced rates, per Democratic candidate Emanuel Gersten at a Hillside club meeting.

Gersten Union County Board of David H. Doremus Board of Assessors Hillside Emanuel Gersten Hillside Democratic Club Democratic County Committee White Street Evans Terminal Mander Thar Hills Irvington Thar Veterans Memorial

Four Adult School Classes Still Open

Enrollment remains open for four classes at Hillside Adult School in the high school. English for New Americans, magic, photography, and textile arts run in evening slots from 8 to 9 and 9 to 10 for the first two, and 9 to 10 for the latter two. About 125 attended the opening session. two classes were dropped for low enrollment, while stenography, typing, and oil painting were filled. Walter O. Krumbiegel is the director.

Hillside Adult School Walter O. Krumbiegel

Program to honor former school board members planned

A joint program is arranged at the high school auditorium for Friday November 4 at 8 pm to honor 27 living former board members with the American Legion and the PTA. Rev George H Donovan will be chief speaker. certificates of merit will be given. A necrology will be included and a social hour follows with refreshments in the gym. Public invited.

Arternaios Board of Education National Education The American Legion Henry Goldhor Bmier W. Knox Harlow H. Curtis Annamae Rudolf Henry G. Nulton Walter Howell Legion George H. Donovan Trinity Reformed Church Newark Edward W. Earle

Veterans Support Referendum to Cut Firemen Hours

Davenport Hill Post 1722 VFW endorsed a 56 hour week for Hillside firemen at a meeting in VFW Hall Rutgers Ave and Bloy St. Joseph Apsley spoke on a state caravan visiting Union County October 24 to 26 to gain veterans bonus housing support and recruit members with local post members assisting.

Hillside Davenport-Hill Post V.F.W Rutgers Avenue Bloy ‘Street

Bank to Give 300 a Year for College

Edward W. Earle announced Hillside National Bank will offer 300 annually for four years to a Hillside High School male graduate pursuing banking economics and finance. The four year total equals 1200, with plans to repeat yearly for a new recipient from the class. An additional 100 scholarship is offered for further studies upon acceptance to a recognized college.

Edward W. Earle Board of Education Hacle James A. Oneill Hillside National Bank Hillside High School Earle Benjamin MeKulik Me‘Kult Princeton University Oneil Burle

Ada Leyser Dies Former Hillside Registrar 73

Ada Leyser former Registrar of Vital Statistics for Hillside 1928 to 1932 died at age 73 at 161 Williamsonvenue Hillside. Daughter of John and Marianne Leyser she helped found St Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church Newark and belonged to its Women’s Guild. Survived by sisters Florence Leyser and Mrs Edward Marr. Funeral at her home conducted by Rev Montgomery H Throop with interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Ada Twonetla ~ Leyser Hillside John Marianne Jefferson Leyser Lyons Farms Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue

B'nai B'rith Marks 106th Anniversary Drive Launch

B'nai B'rith begins a two month membership drive on its 106th anniversary with Hillside Lodge and Women’s Chapter joining national efforts. Mayor Holsing designates today as B'nai B’rith Day as Hillside votes show active local membership near 1000 with the order dating back to 1843. The organization aids Hillel, War Service, vocational guidance and relief for the needy across the U S and 26 foreign countries.

B'nai B’rith Order Hillside B'nai B'rith Simon Kerner Charles Rausch Abe Charnack Anyasay Samuel Cohen James J. Holsing Issume Hillside Lodge Womell B'nai Kevith United States B'nai Brith Hillel Committee War Service Committee

Hillside Registration Rises Slightly From 1947 Levels

Union County Board of Elections reports Hillside registration fell from 10,046 to 9,574 this year, a drop of 472. The 1949 total is 616 more than 1947’s 8,058, indicating a net increase versus the prewar year despite the dip.

Hillside Union County Board of Elections

Shanty Shack Reopens With Teen Dance Event

Shanty Shack opens Saturday night as a teenagers canteen at Hillside Avenue School. Recreation Director Richard Foster leads the event with Mrs Joseph G Schell and Mrs Ernest Schickedanz assisting. Mrs Sol Nadler heads the High School PTA refreshments team. Teens may bring a guest of the opposite sex. jackets and ties required for boys. Newly elected officers include Ernest Schickedanz Jr president Albert Scaccia Jr vice president and Marie Bishop secretary treasurer.

Recreation Board Hillside Avenue School Richard Foster Joseph G. Schell Ernest Schickedanz Sol Nadler P T.A Hillside School Ernest Schickedanz, Jr Albert Scaccia, Jr Marie Bishop

Proclamation Declares B'nai B'rith Day in Hillside

Mayor James J. Holsing proclaims October 13 1949 as B'nai B'rith Day praising the organization for its wide reach from 12 founders to 330000 members in 1600 lodges and 26 nations. He urges Hillside residents to support B'nai B'rith's humane and patriotic work.

Weather outlook: cloudy with showers then cooler

The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with possible showers this morning followed by fair skies and cooler temperatures this afternoon and tomorrow. A light breeze and seasonal highs are expected across the region.

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