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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1963

Page

4

Hull Flower Memorial Fund Established at Elizabeth Ave Church

Following the death of their son Vernon A. Hull, Lemuel A. Hull and his wife set up a memorial fund at Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church to provide flowers on Sundays when no other flowers are donated. Hull, a former Air Reduction Co. vice president and Hillside National Bank director, supports church decor. Township reports note early practice of printing annual pamphlets with financials, unpaid taxes, and education board finances.

Hull Vernon A. Hull Lemuel A. Hull Elizabeth Ave. Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund Air Reduction Co Hillside National Bank Board of Education

The Old Order Gives Way to a Democratic Shift in Hillside

The article notes a population driven political realignment in Hillside from Republican roots to Democratic influence. Since 1950 two Democrats joined the Township Committee and Democrats dominated elections, led by Henry Goldhor a longtime organizer and town leader. New municipal facilities and expanded police and traffic services followed in the 1950s, reflecting broader modernization efforts.

Hillside Union County Newark Franklin Delano Roosevelt Roosevelt

Bicycle Theft and Drunk Driving Testing History

The Hillside Safety Council reorganized in 1953 with Police Department reps. Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum urged a blood test starting March 1 1955 to address many drunken drivers but few convictions. The drunkometer replaced it July 2 1956 with officer training through the State.

Hillside Safety Council Police Department Sidney Birnbaum

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