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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1950

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Saybrook Patrol Rotates Posts For Service Turns

Seventeen eighth grade boys were chosen for the Safety Patrol at Saybrook School this week. Under a new plan, post assignment will be rotated giving the boys pro service turns at off-duty periods. Officers include Captain David Armitt First Lieutenant Kerry Derker Second Lieutenant Philip Silverstein.

Ry Goldberg Richard Lisk John Hodgson Saybrook School David Armitt Kerry Derker Philip Silverstein

First Casualty Of Fighting In Korea

Pe. Russell F. Lisk, 19, wounded September 4 in Korea with the Fifty-Seventh Anti Aircraft Battalion. Defense department notice to parents says he is the first Hillside casualty recruited for Korea. He attended Saybrook School and Abram P Mortis Junior High. enlisted during sophomore year in November 1948 and trained at Fort Dix.

Russell F. Lisk Korea Defense Department Hollywood Avenue Pie Isk Saybrook School Abram P. Mortis Fort Dix Pfe Lisk Lisks Pichard Robert Coo Avenue

Nursery Register Rifled By Thieves

Two youths robbed the Delaware Valley Nursery at 948 North Broad Street last Thursday taking $53 from the cash register. Partner Meisky reported hearing a bell and seeing the suspects dash from the office as Hillside police issued a teletype for an approximately 18 year old suspect described as six feet tall in a brown sweater. Officers Dieroff and McBride led the investigation.

Delaware Valley Nursery North Broad Street Chester Meisky Meisky Hillside Police William Dieroff, Jr Harold McBride

Non-Partisan Association Eyes Hillside Growth and Bomb Shelter Issues

A town column discusses forming a broad Non-Partisan Association to draw voters from across districts, recalling the old Non-Partisan League and its past gains for Democrats. It also notes Hillside’s first garden apartment since Monroe Gardens, and debates civilian defense planning, including bomb shelters and their scope, cost, and public information needs.

Townstop Hillside Arthur T. Lee Union County Board of Taxation Samuel Alborn Temins Lee-Allcorm iZair Monroe Gardens Schley Street Hillside Avenue Bond Street Iese

Parks Funding Narrowly Lags in Union County

The Times reports Union County Park Commission says funds are insufficient and flags impact of aging maintenance. Tables compare 1939–1948 park cost increases across counties and 1941–1949 Union County department budgets, showing consistently lower park costs locally and staff reductions amid rising needs.

Board of Freeholders Union County Park Commission Park Commission the Times Union County Bergen Camden Essex Gloucester Hudson Middlesex Monmouth Ocean Passaic Union Hol— County Shade Tree Commission Mosquito Commission

Study bus service eyed for Ursino Lake area pupils

Westminster Board of Education directs Dr Wayne Branom to study possible school bus service for Saybrook district children living near Ursino Lake where the distance to school is believed to fall just short of the two mile requirement. The board also plans a survey for a future elementary school site in Westminster.

Wayne T. Branom We Board of Education Saybrook Ursio Lake Westminster Area Benson Rosenberg Hartley Terrace Westminster

Conford Again Urges Widening North Broad Street

Democratic candidate Milton B. Conford repeats a call to widen North Broad street near the Baker & Taylor Co. building opposite Hillside avenue to relieve a traffic bottleneck and pedestrian hazards. He warns delay could raise land condemnation costs and cites planning failures by the Township Committee.

Milton B. Conford North Broad Street Baker & Taylor Co Hillside Avenue Union County Board of Freeholders West Mertz Avenue Wil- Hamson Avenue Bailey Avenue Baker & Taylor

First Child Case Of Polio Reported

Caroline Sadlow four year old girl of 1187 St Lews Avenue was stricken with polio on Friday and taken to St Elizabeths Hospital in Elizabeth where doctors describe her condition as good The case was labeled fairly mild by Dr W L Rumsey Elizbeth physician in charge This is the second polio case reported this year Miss Carrie Dortenwald seventy five of Hilldale Place was hospitalized earlier in August and is cited as one of the oldest victims on record

Caroline Sadlow St. Lews Avenue St Elizabeth's Hospital Elizabeth W. L. Rumsey Carrie Dortenwald Hilldale Place Dortenwald

Three Inducted In Armed Forces From Hillside

Three young men from Hillside were inducted into the armed forces Friday at the New ak Armory through Union County Selective Service Board No. 42. William A. Male of 211 Dover Avenue William F. Knob of 2 Looker Street and Peter J. Matera of 723 Hillside Avenue are the inductees.

Hillside Newak Armory Union County Selective Service Board Wiliam A. Male Dover Avenue William F. Knob Looker Street Peter J. Matera Hillside Avenue

Free TB X Ray Offer For Hillside Residents

Hillside residents can have a free tuberculosis x ray on Friday September 29 when the Tuberculosis Survey Mobile Unit visits Liberty and Hillside avenues. Examinations run 9 12 am 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm. Health Officer Samuel M Jowitt notes the unit is a joint local state effort. X rays are sent to Trenton for analysis and results are returned to the local Board of Health for notification.

Hillside Liberty Hillside Avenues Samuel M. Jowitt Trenton Board of Health

Candidacy Bracket Set For Tax Collector Contest

At a meeting at Ellsworth E Sterner's home the Republican slate is bracketed to show that only one of three Republican tax collector candidates has party support. The field includes James P Duffy Hunt S Patterson and Joseph Buttwell with Dem Frank A Ninesling and Dem Milton B Conford and Robert C Kirkpatrick also running. The bracket follows a primary innovation after the death of the late Republican nominee and ties to Holsing and Brown seeking reelection.

Ellsworth E. Sterner Wilder Street James J. Flessing John M. Brown James P. Duffy Holsing Brown Duffy Republican County Committee Arthur L. Theurer Hunt S. Patterson Joseph Buttwell Frank A. Ninesling Milton B. Conford Robert C. Kirkpatrick

Saybrook Leads In School Enrollment Increase For 1950

Saybrook School enrollment grows by 129 pupils on opening day under Dr Wayne Branom. Total this year reaches 1,381 up from 1,320 a year ago. Saybrook shows the largest gain with 67 new students, Harden-Looker adds 40. George Washington and the high school trail in opening-day enrollments. Dr Branom notes further increases possible by week’s end. Comparison of 1950 and 1949 enrollments listed by school.

Ranom David Har Saybrook Ruhl L. Custer State Department Conant Street George Washington Calvin Coolidge Harden-Looker Dryraum Woodheld Stadium Henry Goldher Emma W Knox Hillside National Bank Treasury Hildegarde Bull Muriel Rubenstein Deeree Hillside Wayne '. Branom Saybrook School Branom

Midway Motors Announces Grand Opening and New HQs

Reymond D Matthews president of Midway Motors Inc De Soto Plymouth dealers announces grand opening of 18 new headquarters at 1443 North Broad Street this Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm Public invited to celebrate with music dancing and refreshments A complete line of De Soto and Plymouth cars will be on display plus a new one stop auto service offering repairs painting glass and more Free motorcycle pickup and delivery service announced Also opening of General Tires department with full service facilities expected to attract local customers.

Reymond D Matthews Midway Motors Inc de Soto Pymouth North Broad Street Matthews de Soto Plymouth General Midway Motors General Tires

Weather Update Mostly Cloudy With Showers

A terrestrial forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with cool temperatures today. Occasional showers are possible tomorrow, bringing light rainfall across the region.

Buttwell Calls for Independent Vote in Local Election

Joseph Buttwell, independent candidate for tax collector, urged voters to unite across parties for better representation. He spoke to the Joseph Buttwell Boosters at 315 Fitzpatrick Street, with Democrats Kirkpatrick and Conford in attendance. A dance is planned for November 4 at Hungarian Workmen's Mall with the women’s auxiliary.

Joseph Buttwell Buttwell Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton Ti Conford

Solomon Starts College Studies at Susquehanna University

Todd Solomon son of Mr and Mrs Adolf Solomon 553 Harvard Javenue has entered Susquehanne University at Seling Grove Pa taking a general course Solomon is a graduate of Carson Long Military School New Bloomfield Da

Todd Solomon Adolf Solomon Harvard Javenue Susquehanne University Seling Grove Solomon Carson Long Military School New ~Bloomfield

Jeffs First Comet Foe Opens 1950 Season at Home

Hillside High School’s Comets begin the 1950 football season at Woodfield Stadium against Thomas Jefferson of Elizabeth at 2:30 p.m. This home slate also includes Cranford on October 21 and Irvington on November 11, with a fourth non-reserved Thanksgiving Game vs Weequahic of Newark.

Hillside High School Comets Thomas Jefferson Elizabeth Woodfield Stadium Cranford Irvington Weequahic Newark

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Saybrook Patrol Thomas Richey Jerry Decker James Holsing Billy Waterston Richard Lawrence Richard Hess Donald Shearn Harold Matzner Franklin Preisser Bes Buchanan Maryin Manheim Richard Wagner Joseph Freda Bar Whatson Szarko’s Liquor Store Liberty Ave N. J Walter R. Lee Salem Ave Ursino Lake Conford No. Broad Street Hillside Hobby Shop Hollywood Ave American Flyer & Lionel Salem Pharmacy Calvin Copgridge Hillside Butchers F. Sinzinger Coe Ave TOBIA Hillside Appliance Company Liberty-Ave Bellows & Company Maple Av Jeffs Comet Jersey Farm Products Hillside, N. J New Jersey
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