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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

9

Brescher to Lead Union County Referendum Drive

Parole Commissioner Joseph L. Brescher was selected to chair the Union County Committee to sponsor Referendum No. 1 for a 25 million bond issue for New Jersey’s Department of Institutions and Agencies. He urges Union County citizens to back a Yes vote to address overcrowded mental hospitals and unsafe facilities.

Joseph _L Brescher Union County Department of Institutions and Agencies Reeve Schley New Jersey Citizens Welfare Committee New Jersey New Jersey Training Schools Farge

Fractures Leg In Football Contest

Richard Lacey aged 18 of 55 Mertz avenue was injured in a Hillside Bulldogs versus Elizabeth Crosses game at Liberty Avenue Playfield. He sustained a lower right leg fracture treated at Elizabeth General Hospital by Dr Chodash and later sent home with friends.

Richard Lacey Mertz J Avenue Hillside Bulldogs Elizabeth Crosses Liberty Avenue Bulldogs Lacey Elizabeth General Hospital Chodash

Honor Group Elects Rutgers Students

Rutgers School of Business Administration selects two seniors for Beta Gamma Sigma honor. John A. Grygiel of Hillside and Irving Licht of Hillside join the top ten percent of the class based on scholastic achievement and service. They graduate October 9.

Newark John A. Grygiel Compton, Terrace Irving Licht Broadway Hillside National School of Business Honor Society George R. Esterly Rutgers School of Business—Administration Grygiel Licht The State University School of Business Administration

Lost keys returned by the Disabled American Veterans

The Disabled American Veterans returned a set of lost keys to Ralph Malatesta of 1297 Bright Street. An Idento-Tag and replica state plates help the DAV return about 6,000 keys monthly from Cincinnati, funding key-loss insurance and free rehabilitation for disabled veterans and their dependents.

Ralph Malatesta Bright Street DAV Cincinnati

Hillside school water update amid board notes and local events

Times Past items report Dr. Mentzer forecasting improved Hillside Avenue School water conditions. Other notes cover a drunken driving defense using chloral hydrate, political shifts in the Hillside area, school expansion plans near the Newark Ilrvington line, Hillside paving ordinance, and a Hillside High football win over Rahway ahead of a game with Orange.

C. A. Mentzer Board of Health Hillside Avenue Walter Ceglowski Democratic Club of Hillside Arthur G. Woodfield Board of Education Newark-Irvington Line

Transfers of property among local residents and firms

Transfers include Stanley Developing Company to Mr and Mrs Michael Spezick at 196 Cram Street. Sidney Mittleman to Aileen Mittleman and Bessie Bauchner at Belleview Terrace 420 feet from Highland Avenue. Herbert A Hall to Mr and Mrs Norman Cowell at Voorhees Street 44.05 feet from Conant Street. H J R Holding Company to Harold T Malcolm and others at Hiawatha Avenue Lots 95 to 99 Block 3 Weequahic Park Circle. Trinity Gardens to William H Hoffmann at Clifford and Voorhees Streets Hillside Manor Gardens to Joseph Geizer at 1456 B Liberty Avenue. Esther and Ira Berkwitz to Joseph Grossblatt at 1586 Bayview Avenue. Driving or walking take it easy.

Weequahic Park Circle Trinity Gardens, Inc William H. Hoffmann Clifford and Voorhees Streets Hillside Manor Gardens, Inc Joseph Geizer Liberty Avenue Esther Ira Berkwitz Joseph Grossblatt Bayview Avenue

Seven Rutgers grads receive degrees at ceremony

NEW BRUNSWICK Seven Hill siders earned bachelor and advanced degrees at Rutgers University Saturday in the gymnasium. Recipients include Sidney Goft Master of Arts, Nathan Weiss and Bernard Barnett, plus John Grygiel, Irving Licht, Howard Road, and August Davies. Grygiel and Licht earned highest and honors designations respectively.

New Brunswick Rutgers University Sidney' S Goft Conklin Avenue Nathan Weiss Williamson Avenue Leonard Barnett John A. Grygiel Compton Terrace Irving Licht Broadway Howard Road Leslie Street August H. Davies Clark Street Grygiel Licht

Mae West’s Diamond Lil Still Draws Crowds on Broadway

Mae West’s Diamond Lil continues to draw crowds on Broadway with current runs at Plymouth Theatre and prior success at Royale Theatre. Critics recall her long stirring career from stage to film She Done Him Wrong and note strong casting including Jack Howard Louis Nussbaum and early praise from Robert Garland and Mark Barron. Albert H Rosen pledges box office ticket availability amid theatre flap over ticket manipulation.

Mae West Royale Theatre West 45Thsstreet Plymouth Theatre West 44Th Street Miss West the Royale Jack Howard Bill Louis Nussbaum Louis Jacobson Robert Garland N. Y. Journal American Mark Barron Associated Press Mae Lil Broadway Hollywood Sheridan House London West Coast Albert H. Rosen Murtagh

Surrogate's Notices to Creditors in Union County

Notices issued by Surrogate Charles Otto Jr in 1949 require creditors of Anthony Sisko and William Schreiber to file claims within six months or be barred. Administrators and executors, Joseph J. Sisko and Fanny Schreiber, are represented by Paul Listhader and Harry Schaffer. Public notice appears in the Hillside Times.

Anthony Sisko Charles A. Otto, JR County of Union Devedsell O Joseph J. Sisko William Schreiber Fanny Schreiber Executrix

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