Hillside Education Building Program Advances After Referendum
The Hillside Board of Education, after a failed referendum, engaged Columbia University to survey facilities. Frank Grad & Sons drew plans for three multi purpose rooms and wings, with steel shortages causing delays. Volunteers organized lunches for seven years to reduce juvenile delinquency while education is framed as hope for social balance and world peace through learning.
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William M. Raphael Charman
Efror
Board of Education
Tle
Board of Educa_tion
Hillside
Bone of Education
Columbia University Institute of Field Siites
Colmiss
Henry Goldhor
Frank Grad & Sons
Grace Henoch
United States
Letter from Tax Collector Pozar on anonymous slur
Tax Collector John Pozar responds to a published anonymous letter alleging misconduct in municipal government. He urges verification of sources, calls for investigation if statements are unfounded, and defends his office while inviting proper public inquiry. The letter accuses and defends, with reference to colleagues.
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John
Pozar
Ofvny Department
Kor
Neges
Schoen
Muse
Hillside High to Dedicate New Additions in Ceremony
The dedication program for Hillside High School additions is set for next Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. in the school auditorium. Dr Wayne T Branom and Mayor Milton B Conford will greet guests. Frank Grad & Sons of Newark will present building keys to Arnold H McClow with gifts from PTA leaders and student groups. Dr Kenneth Woodbury will speak and a benediction by Rev George M Runne r will close the evening, followed by an inspection of the new additions and refreshments in the cafe.
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Hillside High School
de. Wayne T. Branom
Elezer Cohen
Sinai Congregation
Branom
Milton B. Conford
Arthur L. Johnson
Frank Grad
Heads School Building firm expands in Newark area
P. Jantelle, Inc. of 571 South 10th Street Newark, the general contractor on three Hillside High School additions, is active on Christ the King School and convent, and the Boys Club in Newark. Other projects include Roxbury High School and Den ville School. Work on East Side High School additions will start soon.
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P. Jantelle, Inc
South 10Th Street
Newark
Hillside High School
Christ the King
Columbian Avenue
Bloy Street
Boys’ Club
Roxbury, N. J. High School
Denville
Democrats Plan Corn Festival at Hillside Club
Final arrangements for the Hillside Democratic Club corn festival were made at a committee meeting on Tuesday. The event at Zatko's Grove starts at 1 p.m. and lasts until dark with free admission for children with parents, a program of refreshments games and prizes. Committee members include William Di Buono chairman William Galik Arthur Kreszl Samuel Friedman Ted Weisbecker Adolph Winston Mrs Mary Tully Robert L Kaplan Michael Giordano and Mrs Mildred Hess.
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Hillside Democratic Club
Zatko's Grove
William di Buono
William Galik
Arthur Kreszl
Samuel Friedman
Ted Weisbecker
Adolph Winston
Mary Tully
Robert L Kaplan
Michael Giordano
Mildred Hess
New Hillside High School Shape Of Education Change
Arnold H. McCleary discusses the Hillside school board’s 1950s decision to fund a new high school wing, the evolution of public opinion, and how expanded facilities now meet modern needs for higher education and a changing economy. The piece reflects on past compromises and the long-term benefits of the completed project.
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Board of Education
Hillside
Uate
Abram P. Morris
America
Well-Rounded Education Now Possible By Dr Wayne T Branom
Hillside schools stand high in state and nation due to involved parents and new facilities. Additions to George Washington Coolidge and Harden Looker provide auditorium gymnasium and expanded shops enabling broader curricular offerings and ninth grade integration into the high school. The high school gains a physics lab and enhanced art sewing and cooking rooms, plus a new band room with isolated practice, storage, and a 450-seat cafeteria designed for nutrition education and daily lunches.
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Wayne T. Branom
Hillside
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Harden- Looker
A.P. Morris
Saybrook
Oedestra
Columbia University
Mary DeGarmo Bryan
Revival Glidden Tour Brings Antique Auto Enthusiasts
Cleveland hosts the 1953 revival of the Glidden Tours with 300 antique owners and drivers. The caravan travels from Cleveland to Columbus Toledo and Detroit, ending September. Organizers include James Melton as chair and Jerry Duryea as vice chair, with support from the Antique Automobile Club of America and allied groups.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Detroit
Hillside
Herb Singe Jr
Margaret MacDonald
Oldsmobile
Melvern C. Woodburn
Franklin
Jack Duffy
Ford
Herb Singe Sr
Marilyn Singe
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Antique Automobile Club of America
James Melton
Jerry Duryea
Pioneer Automobile Builder
Veteran Motor -Car Club-of America
Horseless Carriage Club
American Automo
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Gallard
Dr. Branom
Walter Leibo
Helen Kirkpatrick
Washington
Henry Singe
Jean A White
Henry Nurton
Fred Sinzinger
Num
Ourspeed
Sheng Enoer
Willys
Jules Terry
Liberty Ave
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Hillside EL
Jandy & Boesser P
Jantelle
Democrats
Ialsoon
Gullard
Arnold HW. McCle
Tteas
Times
Bile Association
Ohio
Automobile Club of Michigan
Hilleida Phata
Shop & Save Food Center
Ayenue
Salem
Elhzabeth
Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
N. J
Roxy
Mary Burnett
Hillside Recreation Alleys
Pikeets Ave
Cor
Florence
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Solomon
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