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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1952

Page

2

Dads Booster Club Opens Season at Hillside High

The Dads' Booster Club of Hillside kicks off the 1952-1953 season with a Sept 10 meeting in the Hillside High School library where Sidney Englander will name committee chairs. The year’s program, five business meetings, and two open meetings are announced along with a membership drive the week of Sept 19 and prizes for homerooms with high participation.

Hillside High School Dads’ Booster Club Hillside Sidney Englander Joe Silver

Auto Insurance Costs Up Again

Auto insurance rates rise due to higher claim costs and more accidents. Since 1946 stock companies show an underwriting loss of 200 million dollars from automobile liability. 1951 tops with over 100 million. In 1951 New Jersey Traffic Safety Bureau reports 37 445 killed or injured versus 33 799 in 1950, a 12% rise. Territory loss costs drive higher rates. external territory losses excluded.

New Jersey Traffic Safety Bureau

Vail Deane grads choose diverse colleges for 1952

Miss Margaret S. Cummings reports 15 of 16 graduates will enter college next month with 80 percent at first choice. Students include Jacquelyn Curette at Georgian Court, Lane Eichhorn and Elizabeth Miller at Bradford Junior College, and Jane Nieuwenhuis with an $800 Wellesley scholarship.

Margaret S. Cummings Vail-Deane School Elizabeth Jacquelyn Curette Georgian Court Lane Eichhorn Elizabeth Miller Bradford Junior College Elizabeth Grimmer Queens College Canada Barbara Hock Green Brier Junior College Lewisburg West Virginia Nancy Horre Centenary Junior College Hackettstown Gloria Kondak Goucher Gayle Marsella Barbara Wiener Vassar Marjorie McNeil University of Cincinnati Una Miller Sweet Briar Jane Nieuwenhuis Wellesley Jane Thompson Pine Manor Junior College Dianne Tuzik Syracuse University Virginia Winstead Radcliffe College Vail-Deane

Unlicensed Driver Rammed Patrol Car at Yale and New York

Mrs Lillian Tighe 29 of 361 Yale avenue rammed a stopped patrol car at the New York place Yale avenue intersection. Officer Leo Walraff issued a summons for operating without a license and her husband John Tighe faces charges for allowing the operation. The radio car sustained left side and front damage.

New York Place Yale Avenue Leo Walraff Lillian Tighe John Tighe Walraff Tighe

Builders see limited impact from steel shortage on area construction

Frederick Renard of Neill & Spanier, on the Public Affairs Committee, says the steel strike will not severely curb home building. He notes copper and aluminum supplies will compensate and lumber use will substitute for steel. He cites ample inventories and prices below OPS ceilings, but blames real estate credit restrictions for any slowdown.

Frederick Renard Neill & Spanier New Jersey National Retail Lumber Dealers Association Renard

Transfers and legal notices across New Jersey properties

Transfers show Fred C. Mahnken Jr to Frieda Mahnken on Mertz avenue and Munn avenue, George J H Werner to Serafin Enes for 111 Pennsylvania avenue, Meltzer Brothers to Julius Sabatini. A separate notice seeks to change name to Jemima Gorman in Union County Court on October 10, 1952. Jemima Campbell signs for Goldhor Friedman attorneys.

Fred C. Mahnken, Jr Frieda Mahnken Mertz Avenue Munn Avenue George J. H. Werner Serafin Enes Pennsylvania Avenue Meltzer Brothers, Inc Julius Sabatini Union County Court Court House Elizabeth New Jersey Jemima Gorman Jemima Campbell Goldhor

Property Transfers in Voorhees and Winans Avenues

Marine terrace records show transfer from Mr. and Mrs. Morris Abramson to Max Bass for property in Voorhees street 295 feet from Arthur street. William Wesley Buckee to Mr. and Mrs. Al Rosen for property on Winans avenue 170 feet from Highland avenue. Max Markowitz sells to Township of Hillside the corner of North and Union avenues.

Morris Abramson Max Bass Voorhees Street Arthur Street William Wesley Buckee al Rosen Winans Avenue Highland Avenue Max Markowitz Hillside North Union Avenues

Cancer Society Annual Meeting in Elizabeth

The Union County Chapter of the American Cancer Society hosts its annual meeting at 8 30 p m on Tuesday September 16 in the Arnett Room of the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Elizabeth The program features Dr Joseph I Eichkson of Newark and a 12 minute sound cartoon Man Alive about cancer awareness The film by United Productions of America portrays Ed Parmalee learning to seek regular checkups and health information to fight cancer

Union County American Cancer Society Arnet Elizabeth Carteret Elizabeth Joseph I. Eciikson Newark Ed Parmalee

Lions Donate $50 Toward Light Clinic

Hillside Lions Club contributed fifty dollars to a proposed glaucoma clinic led by Lions. Raymond F Tuttle, secretary of District 16 Lions, received the donation last Thursday. Charter Night plans for December were discussed. Henry Grohland and Philip Klein are co chairs. The board meets with Abraham Mankowitz tonight at Townley's Restaurant to prepare the season’s program. Register before September 25 or you cannot vote.

Lions Hillside, Lions Club Raymond F Tuttle District 16 Henry Grohl Philip Klein Abraham Mankowitz Townley Union

Sanford Ave Home Robbery Reported With Losses

Police reported a weekend holiday burglary on Sanford Avenue totaling more than 800 dollars. A Hillside Recreation Center on Liberty Avenue was also broken into, with varied items stolen including whiskey, a diamond wrist watch, silverware, upholstery, currency, and a list of other goods valued at several hundred dollars.

Sanford Avenue Hillside Recreation Center Liberty Avenue George Skupp Peter Humanik

Mount Holyoke College to Welcome 350 New Students

Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley prepares for orientation for 350 new students from 29 states the District of Columbia and 10 foreign countries including 321 freshmen. The 116th college year opens September 25 with a convocation by President Roswell Gray Ham in Chapin Auditorium.

South Hadley Mass John Lenore Lilien Clark Street Mount Holyoke College District of Columbia Argentina Austria Belgium China France Germany Japan Roswell Gray Ham Chapin Auditorium

Who Can Register New Jersey Voters for Election Day

Hundreds of thousands of New Jersey citizens must register or re register before September 1 25 to receive ballots on Election Day. Register at the municipal clerk office or county board of elections. Eligibility requires US citizenship age 21 by November 4 five months county residency and district residency plus no disqualifications. Apply now and do it today.

Carteret New Jersey County Board of Elections

Youth Blanks Out Auto Strikes Tree Near St. Catherine's

John W. Christie, 18, of 1442 Maple Avenue, was treated for head and knee abrasions after his car struck a tree by St. Catherine's Church on King Street between North Broad and Roanoke Avenues. He told police he blacked out and lost control. the car was towed away.

Maple Avenue Ralph Schwartz St. Catherine's ‘Church King Street North Broad Street Roanokes Avenue

Residents Gain American Citizenship in Naturalization Court

Two Hillside applicants were granted American citizenship last Thursday in Naturalization Court before County Judge Walter L. Hetfield. New citizens are Louisa Matlosz of 549 Harvard Avenue and Teresa M. Gies of 1141 Church Street.

Walter L. Hetfield Louisa Matlosz Harvard Avenue Teresa M. Gies Church Street

Notice to Creditors Tichenor’s Service Station leased to Parrinelli

Notice to creditors. Howard Tichenor has leased his business Tichenor's Service Station at 1222 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey to Paul J. Parrinelli effective September 1 1952. Public notice dated Aug 21 1952.

Howard Tichenor Tichenor North Broad Street Hillside N. J Paul J. Parrinelli

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