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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
8
Small ads offer gardening lawn care washing and odd jobs with contact numbers for Clyde's Errand and Odd Job Service and painting decorating services. Also promotes Severnrrrperers Center Hillside and Hollywood Pet and Supply with product lines and delivery.
In celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Simcox of 1514 Compton terrace were entertained yesterday by their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. William V Snyder of Nutley. An open house for relatives and friends will be held Saturday at the home of another daughter and son in law Helmuth Hundertmark of 572 Paul street. The bride is Adelaide B. Lins from Newark. Mr. Simcox a foreman electrician with Public Service retired in 1947 after 50 years with the company. They have resided at Hillside for 23 years and the family includes three sons and ten grandchildren.
Governor Driscoll attends the Echo Lanes opening on Route 29 Mountainside with Alfred Driscoll, lawmakers, and celebrities. The $40 lane complex features a banquet hall and lounges, built in a year from October 15 1950, hosting a gala with exhibitions and a celebrity match.
Arnold H. McClow, Republican candidate for Township Committee, urged the Ninth District Civic Association that Hillside soft water issues are long standing. He faulted Democrats for focus on supply while ignoring cost of pipes and distribution, and called for an advisory citizens’ committee and outside expert advice. He disputed Democratic claims on recreation funding and questioned an expert’s missing detailed outline. The discussion occurred at David Kaplan’s home.
About 200 couples attended an Extra Dance in the Hillside High gym with music by Bob Blackman and his band. Decorations featured a huge crossword puzzle and were planned by Jerry Max and committee. Jean Leiba chaired the event. The piece notes student moves, transfers, and campus activities including art focus, journalism ambitions, and new tennis courts in use.
Public notice from Hillside Township Tax Collector Frank A Ninessing announces a November 12 1951 public auction at Township Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillside NJ for unpaid taxes and assessments on listed parcels with redemption allowed at eight percent and sale conditions including Township ownership if no bids. The notice provides the full list of assessed parcels owners and amounts due as of July 1951.
Ninth District residents invited to a rally sponsored by the Independent Voters League of His side on Monday October 22 at 8 30 p m at Nat Golds home 229 Fitzpatrick street in honor of Democratic candidates for Township Committee John Malone and Henry Goldhor Refreshments will be served Also ten corn festival game winners should contact Nat Gold at 229 Fitzpatrick street to claim prizes to be awarded Sunday at his home
Notice states a referendum on November 6 1951 in Hillside New Jersey asking if Subtitle 3 Title 11 Civil Service of the Revised Statutes 1927 should be adopted by the township. Township Clerk Howard J Bloy signs the notice dated October 11 18 25 and November 1 with Want Ads phone line WA 23 9207.
The Weingarth couple of 1417 Leslie Street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on October 7 with a dinner at their grandchildren’s home in Kenilworth. Both are 72. married October 8, 1901 in Newark. They have a daughter Mrs. William Chesney, a son Joseph Weingarth Jr, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Miss Patricia Cleminsey West King Street helps coordinate booths for the Annual Event at the College of St Elizabeth with activities slated for Friday and Saturday October 28. The Mothers Auxiliary and Boy Scout Troop 94 plan a meeting tonight at 1100 Chester Street to outline the season.
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