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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
6
The Hillside Times lists annual subscription at 2.50 with 5 cent single copies, notes postage for Canada and foreign countries. It invites letters and items from readers, requiring writer's name and address for all submissions, and states anonymous messages will not be published.
State Treasurer mails a booklet to 1000 local assessors titled Practical Aida to Improved Property Assessing in New Jersey though not official. It was produced by the New Jersey Taxpayers Association with tax officials and assessor boards’ aid. The guide highlights three tools: a records system, an up to date tax map, and standard value schedules to assist accurate property valuation.
The Regular Republican Club of Hillside rejects an amalgamation plan but keeps doors open to new members. Township actions include shade tree work and a North Broad viaduct bank plant plan. A Hillside Board of Education hearing seeks action on Harden Looker playground safety. Tax exemptions tied to Elizabeth Nursery Co. are upheld under old resolutions. State Senator Loizeaux faces censure over appointment actions. Hillside High wins county debating honors. local forensic artists top the Union County league. Tax collections show gains over 1934. Rutgers Delta Kappa Upsilon dinner at Vogel home. Kenneth Herrmann debuts in The Doll House Revue at Liberty Theatre. Funeral services for Mrs Pearl La Bar held. she leaves husband S Kenneth La Bar and family belongings, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs La Bar, a Hillside resident for 23 years, belonged to Hillside Presbyterian Church choir and Ladies Aid Society. She is survived by her mother Ella E. Young and brother Arthur I. Young of Sebring Illinois.
Township boards of registry and election will hold a primary election on April 18 at designated polling places from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm for nominations to offices including House of Representatives member, three Freeholders, sheriff, coroners, township committee, and county committee seats. Polling site list includes Calvary Lutheran Church Maple Ave, George Washington School Leslie Street, Abram P. Morris School Coe Ave, and Saybrook School Woodruff Ave among others.
Long, dense text lists precise boundary descriptions for all districts in the 16th Saybrook School area through the Fourteenth District, detailing starting points at railroad lines, streets, and county lines. Names of roads, avenues, and railroad lines anchor each district boundary, with sequential directional steps and reference points.
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