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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1952

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Democrats To Cite Gains In 8 Months Of Administration

Hillside's Democratic administration will present an accounting of its eight months in office. Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick announced 22 accomplishments to be elaborated in coming weeks, stemming from 1951 and 1952 initiatives. Highlights include creation of a Planning Board, water supply investigations, modernization of assessment records, a unified Recreation Board, faster foreclosure of tax liens, and efforts to accelerate assessments for long‑ago improvements with projected over $100,000 in new collections.

Hillside Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton B .Canford Henry Goldher John M. Malone Mr. Gonford Plan Board North Jersey District Water Supply Commission Board of Education

Township votes to drop Union and Jerome from curb project

After a Monday night meeting, the Township Committee amended the curb plan removing Union and Jerome avenues from the ordinance. Voorhees Street remains with a $5,000 appropriation. Bids on curbing and on adjacent Buchanan, Puree and Arnold streets will be opened September 23. A traffic signal for North Avenue and Riverside Drive was approved with state funding and school support.

Henry Kreh Jr Arthur Riche Union and Jerome Avenues Voorhees Street Henry Goldher Raymond R. King Union Jerome Goldhor Voorhees Milton B. Conford Kreh Conford Connor Robert C. Kirkpatrick A. E. Winstead Jerome Avenue Buchanan and Puree Streets Arnold Street North Avenue Riverside Drive Pingry School Pinate Kirkpatrick

Mayor Proclaims Sister Kenny Week in Hillside

Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick proclaimed September 14 to 21 as Sister Kenny Foundation Week. Deputy Chairman William Gural set a drive with 5000 letters, while Carmen Ferrigno handles industrial contributions. Nat Gold noted candidates pause politics to aid all residents, costs kept low, urging local support and direct gifts to 1155 Liberty Avenue.

Robert C. Kirkpatrick Sister Gold Hillside Kenny Minneapolis Sister Kenny

Hub Caps Stolen From Buick In Local Theft

Four hub caps were reported stolen from a 1952 Buick owned by Mrs. Robert Berger. The theft occurred Tuesday near 120 B Hillside Avenue where the car was parked in the rear of her home around the evening.

Robert Berger Hillside Avenue

Radar demonstrations spark talk of adoption in town

Town officials including Public Safety Commissioner Henry Goldhor and Deputy Chief Paul Korlesky observed radar speed detection on Route 29 with Automatic Signal Company at a demonstration. Officials discuss potential use locally as crowds gather at a meeting while Mayor Kirkpatrick touts a new civic center seating plan. Father Gerard Whelan records a golf win over Jack Towney at Galloping Hill, witnessed by Ray Boughner. Patientia omnia vincit.

Town Hall Henry Goldhor Paul Korlesky Automatic Signal Company Rehm Aerson Gerard Whelan Christ the Vere Nurch Jack Towney Jack Father Whelan Jack Growney Ray Boughner

Eisenhower Committee names Hillside campaign leaders

Colonel Harry I. Luftman announces George W. Barry of 920 Revere Dr as chair of the men’s division and Mrs. Gregor V. Pearson of 908 Haviland Dr as chair of the women’s division for the Eisenhower Citizens’ Committee of Hillside. The group will run a nonpartisan public information campaign for the November general election with sectional headquarters and appointed district captains. Barry and Pearson pledge to build an independent, education focused effort to mobilize voters.

Harry I. Luftman Eisenhower Citizens’ Committee Hillside George W. Barry Revere Drive Barry Pearson Burry Burry Biscuit Corp Elizabeth Chicago Central Home Trust Co Junior Achievement Inc Union County Vail-Deane School The Elizabeth Y.W.C.A St. Elizabeth Hospital Eisenhower Wisconsin Business Brownie Saybrook School Hillside Woman’s Club Order of the Eastern Star Gregor Y. Pearson Elizabethtown American Red Cross Allhouse

Brother of Polio Victim Stricken

Albert Young son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Young of 1253 Robert street contracted poliomyelitis and is hospitalized at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth New Jersey His condition is listed as fair His sister Alice age two has been a polio patient at St Elizabeth Hospital since September 1 and is improving with discharge anticipated in a few days Both children have spinal polio according to the diagnosis.

Albert Young Joseph H. Young Robert Street St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Albert Alice

Comet Football Season Tickets Go On Sale

George H. Sickels announced reserved seat tickets for the Comet three home games go on sale tomorrow between 3 15 and 4 30 p m in the school and again Friday evening from 7 to 8 p m. Mail orders are accepted by Walter Howell 1069 Chester St season ticket price is 2 40 not including the Thanksgiving game with Weequahic reservations for that game may be made at the same time.

George H. Sickels Comet Walter Howell Chester Street Weequahic

Hillside Extends Rent Control to April 1953

After a crowded public hearing in the Municipal Building Hillside Township Committee extends rent control through April 30 1953. The move cites housing shortages and follows petitions from residents and labor groups while planning boards consider removing the nearby firehouse from the civic center plan.

Bob “Kirk Kirkpatrick Township Committee Kirk Thewnship Hillside Schmidlin George Fischler Tighe EB. Woods

Republicans Plot Campaign Drive at Elks Club Meeting

Republicans detailed campaign plans at a joint meeting of the Republican County Committee and the campaign committee in the Elks Club at 44 Hillside Avenue. Section leaders and black captains were present. 172 voters already registered. Albert Schoen announced signs will be erected and the platform drafted for release next week. Emanuel Relter was named chair of the speakers and publicity committee. A campaign rally and dance are set for Saturday October 4 in the Veterans Memorial Building.

John Major Hillside Community Chest Union County Red Feather Drive Stephen Waterbury Exeter Way James Duffy Hillside Avenue Hillside Clubs Abraham Mankowitz Clark Street Anthony D'Amiano Wayne 'T. Branom Major Chest George B. Webber Red Feather Priest Mr.Webber Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Winfield Scott Hotel Republican County Committee Elks Club Albert Schoen Emanuel Relter Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners Veterans Memorial Building

Mexican Aztec Eagle Award Given to Alfred J. Lippman

Alfred J. Lippman, president of Fere day & Meyer Inc., received Mexico's Aztec Eagle from Ambassador Rafael de Colina at Joseph's Restaurant West Long Branch. The award honors his civic record and friendship with Mexico, citing contributions to education hospitals and regional development.

Robert C. Kirkpatrick James A. Oneil Hillside National Bank Joseph's West Long Branch Mexico Alfred J. Lippman Fereday & Meyer Inc Hillside Elizabeth United States Rafael de Colina Miguel Aleman Lippman Mexis

Ferrigno Pushes Rent Control Extension

Carmen J. Ferrigno Republican candidate for Hillside Township Committee urged continued rent control for another year in response to rising inflation. He argued the measure protects residents from chaos and discontent and said he has urged the committee to extend enforcement.

Carmen J. Ferrigno Hillside Ferrigno

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Board of Commissioners Forts Public James F. McCarthy Alcoholic Beverage Control Board McCarthy Sydney Kiley Eisenhower Community Chest Citizens Committee House Mrs. Greger V. Pearson Minerman Harry C. Meltzer Board of Recreation Commissioners James D. Duffy Central Avenue Field Col Morris Place Hillside, N. J Jersey Hillside, Ave North Broad Street New Jersey Civic Center Emil Schmidlin Planning Board Hillside and Liberty Avenues William Gural Peronets Gural Sural Leslie J. Reed Route 29 Union County Central Labor Union Saul Frank Monroe Gardens Tenants Association Louis Marks Hillside Boosters Raya Bernstein Ben Gerber Maple Avenue Gerber O.P.S Robert GC. Kirkpatrick Witness Fereday& Meyer Mexico City Latin America Aleman Robert (. Kirkpatrick James A. Owell Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Hillside Times Walter R. Lee Tobia Glenwood Range Grand Range Liberty Avenue N. J
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