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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

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Joint Installation Of American Legion Ceremony In Elizabeth

The county and local American Legion command will hold a joint installation for William C as County Commander and Ells J Sterner as Post Commander at the Elizabethan Country Club on September 22 at 8 p.m. Moe L Insteck is general chairman with Gust Seger as co chair. The parade from Hur o Looker Post rooms will pass through Coe and Slem avenues to Stem avenue Harden street and North Thread street to the club. Distinguished speakers include Judge William Mc Grath Judge Hamilton Hicks and Westchester County vice commander among others. Invitations go to 26 posts and to mayors of the towns.

William C Ellsth J. Sterner Elizabethan and Country Club Northad Street Elizabeth Thurs Moe L ‘Nsteck Gust Seger Hillie Coe and Slem Avenues Post Chapel Stem Avenue Hardentreet North Fread Street Elizabeth Town Country Club William McGrath Hamilton Hicks Westchester County Bishipy Committee

Ward referendum unlikely as petitions falter and elections loom

The piece notes no township ward referendum looming due to insufficient petition signatures for the 1950 election. It also questions Democratic chances in November, references cafeteria plans for the high school delayed by the Columbia Survey, and contrasts local politics with national trends.

Forthming Emanuel Gersten Democratic County Committee Gersten Board of Education Seymour Williams State Board of Education Trenton Columbia University Field Survey Institute

New Green Flyer Bus Line serves Hillside to New York

A new Green Flyer Bus Line No 18 began service between Hillside and New York with hourly inbound service from 7 36 a m to 12 36 a m. The route passes Fanwood Scotch Plains Clark Township Cranford Linden Roselle Elizabeth Hillside and Newark with a 46 cent fare from Hillside.

Green Flyer Hillside New York Fanwood North Broad Street Scotch Pains Clark Township Cranford Linden Roselle Elizabeth Newark South Avenue Martine Avenue Scotch Plains Park Avenue Lake Avenue Palisade Avenue Ruritun Road Wood Avenue Amsterdam Avenue Third Avenue West Jersey Street Elizabeth m Avenue Meeker Avenue Noble Street Frelinghuysen Avenue 36Th Street Sixth Avenue Lincoln Tunnel

Sanding Machine and Plane Stolen From Newark Woodworking Plant

The Newark lumber yard reported theft of a sanding machine worth 125 dollars and a wood plane worth 10.25 dollars from a shed behind New Jersey Wrecking and Lumber Co. The loss totaled 195.25 dollars. Abe Curetzky reported the break in. padlock was forced. Detectives Grant and Mason investigated.

Abe Curetzky Schuyler Avenue Newark New Jersey Wrecking and Lumber Company Chestnut Avenue Guretzky Charles Grant Robert Mason

Doctors Peyser and Poleshuck Form New Practice Team

Dr. Joseph Peyser, 1296 Salem Avenue, joins Dr. Rubin Poleshuck, 100 Hollywood Avenue, to practice medicine. Peyser earned an MD from NYU in 1948 after an AB in 1944, served as a Navy pharmacist mate, trained under the Navy V-12 program, and now staffs Newark Beth Israel Hospital. He is a National Board diplomate and Phi Delta Epsilon member.

Joseph Peyser Salem Avenue Rubin Poleshuck Hollywood Avenue Peyser New York University of Medicine U.S. Naval Hospital St. Albans B. I Navy New York Plainfield Perth Amboy

Bank Conference At Asbury Oct 5 6

An extensive program for the 21st Mid-Year Trust and Banking Conference of the New Jersey Bankers Association will be held at the Berkeley Carteret Hotel Asbury Park October 5 6 Mayor Howard S Lyon presides at the Bank Operations session Harold E Zarker will lead the session and a lineup of speakers covers investments trust subjects agriculture and job evaluation The conference includes a banquet an agricultural breakfast and talks on personnel policies banking problems under a planned economy mortgage and real estate trends and better customer relations with principals from major New Jersey banks and national firms.

Newark New Jersey Bankers Association Berkeley-Carteret Asbury Park Howard S. Lyon Somerville Trust Company Somerville Harold E. Zarker Lof First Bank and Trust Company Perth Amboy Fred H Diefenbacher National City Bank New York Paul Bestor Trust Company of New Jersey Jersey City Robert N. Hogsett, Jr Jay Knox First Camden National Bank and Trust Company Camden Albert W. Whittlesey Pennsylvania Company Philadelphia A. James Casner Harvard | Oo Sarrisge J. H. Bartholomew, Jr Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Hartford Robert E. MacDougall Girard Trust Company George H. Shay Government Department Johns William J. Kinnamon Association Hunterdon County National Bank Flemington John P. Currie W. W. Townsend Townsend-Skinner and Company John Thompson New Jersey Realty Company John

Aztecs Branch Out Into Civic Field

Hillside Aztecs announce incorporation as the Hillside Aztec Athletic and Civic Association. The group aims to sponsor athletic and social events, advance good government, disseminate information, support suitable candidates, foster vigilant citizenship, and cooperate to improve township conditions and public opinion.

Hillside Aztecs Hillside Aztec Athletic and Civic Association

Town Plea on Recreation and Clothing Drive for Plant Strikers

Residents debate recreation policy in Hillside with Emanuel Gersten proposing a Police Athletic League as a municipal solution. Mrs Jean Manheim criticizes the plan and urges township control, while a recreation committee proposal seeks unified, year round programs supervised by the Township Committee. A Republican block dance event location changes and fundraiser progress is noted with plans for rain date and social support.

Emanuel Gersten Jean Maanheim Manheim PLA Ollee Athletic Leagues Hillside Board of Aduation

Collection Drive to Start Friday by Hill Side Fire Stations

Hill side officials announced a coordinated clothing collection with neighboring towns to help families affected by the Singer Manufacturing strike in Elizabeth. The drive, led by Commissioner John M. Brown, begins tomorrow for households with strikers out six months, following a meeting in Elizabeth with Mayor James Kirk.

Hillside Singer Manufacturing Company Elizabeth John M. Brown James Kirk

Free Course In Handling Boats In New Jersey

Northern New Jersey Power Squadron offers a free weekly lecture course in piloting and small boat handling at Columbia High School Maplewood starting Tuesday September 13 at 745 PM. The program runs until the final examination November 21 with Darrew Sage opening and local boatmen covering topics like the Mariner's Compass Nautical Charts Rules of the Road and Aids to Navigation.

New Jersey Columbia High School Maplewood Warren S. Krimber Summit United States Power Squadrons Darrew Sage Short Hills

Nominate Public Service Leaders in New Jersey

New Jersey invites nominations for the fourth annual Distinguished Public Service Award. Submit names of individuals or companies contributing notably to the state during the year to the Planning and Development Council, State Department of Conservation and Economic Development, Trenton, by September 15. Previous honorees include New Jersey Bell Telephone, Esso Standard Oil, and Public Service Electric and Gas Company.

Trenton New Jersey Planning and Development Council State Department of Conservation and Economic Development Edwin L. Gerber New Jersey Bell Telephone Esso Standard Oil Company Public Service Electric and Gas Company Ludé

Junior Women Open Season Meeting in Newark

Mrs. Robert Whiting of East Orange spoke on making feather gloves and bags at the Junior Woman's Club opening meeting held Tuesday at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene Newark. The event was introduced by Mrs. Clifford Roberts with hostesses Miss Charlotte Brooks and Miss Doris Davis. The next meeting is set for October 11 with W. S. Merwin of the Save the Children Foundation slated to speak.

Robert Whiting East Orange Church of St. Mary Magdalene Pomona Avenue Newark Clifford Roberts Charlotte Brooks Doris Davis W. 8. Merwin Save the Children Foundation of Philadelphia

Forest fire protection gains noted in AFPI survey

New Jersey among 18 states with fires over ten acres on protected land 1948. AFPI release cites Keep Green program and McClellan calls for intensified prevention. Industry public cooperation touted as key to reducing losses and ensuring future timber supply.

Washington, D.C New Jersey American Forest Products Industries U.S AFPT U. S. Forest Service AFPI J. C. Mc Clellan Keep Green McClellan

Proclamation designates clothes drive period in Hillside

James J. Holsing mayor proclaims September 9 to 24 in Hillside New Jersey as the Clothing Drive for Singer Workers. Citizens are urged to donate clean usable clothing for men women and school age children delivered to the Fire House nearest their home.

James J. Holsing Hillside New Jersey Pire

Hillside clothing drive to aid striker families begins

Houses on Maple and Hollywood avenues will serve as collection stations for usable clothing. Brown urged donations to clothe striker children as winter nears and schools reopen, noting many Hillside workers from Singer Co. will benefit. The Progressive Party backs the drive and offers pickup via Evelyn Zimmer at WAverly 6-3892.

Maple Avenue Hollywood Avenue Hillside Singer Company Elizabeth Brown Evelyn Zimmer Waverly

Miss Hillside contest offers $300 cash prizes

Davenport Hill Post 1722 V.F.W. announces cash prizes totaling 300 for contestants plus merchandise prizes and four clock radios for voters, with the Miss Hillside contest to be held December 17. Commander Joseph W. Dill Sr. says entry applications will be distributed soon and the event runs from September 15 to 22, with top prizes of 150, 100, and 50 for the first three winners.

Davenport Hill Post V.F.W Joseph W. Dill Sr

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