Hillside Times publication and mailing details
The Hillside Times is printed and published weekly at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey with second class mailing established January 31 1925. Subscription costs 350 per year with 8 cent issues and postage to foreign countries extra. Letters require name and return address for publication consideration.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
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New Jersey Officials Explore Municipal Consolidation
Communities seek cooperative action to cut costs as towns outgrow boundaries. Vineland and Landis Township joined on July 1 in a major consolidation. Metuchen and Raritan discuss merging. surveys planned. The Taxpayers Association urges joint action to improve services and lower taxes.
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New Jersey Taxpayers Association
Vineland
Landis Township
Metuchen
Raritan
In Prospect
New Jersey Citizens Committee
Princeton
New Jersey
Taxpayers Association
Hillside Lions Club hears rehab push for homes
Times Past notes a Hillside Lions Club meeting urging homeowners to undertake rehabilitation work on dwellings to stimulate the building trade. The report mentions a Mayfair Theatre showing of Scarface with Paul Muni and the death of Motorcycle Patrolman Thomas W. England in a Long Avenue crash. Preparations were made to welcome over 800 high school students on opening day.
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Hillside Lions Club
Scarface
Paul Muni
Mayfair Theatre
Thomas W. England
Traska Street
Long Avenue
Board of
Hillside Girl Joins Lewmar Paper Company as Secretary
Miss Joan Phyllis Rasmussen of 1484 Compton Terrace accepts a secretary position with Lewmar Paper Company in Newark. She trained at the Berkeley School of Secretarial Training in Hast Range. For quick house sale results, call Theresa M. Bensen, Broker, WA 6-4240.
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Joan Phyllis Rasmussen
Compton Terrace
Lewmar Paper Company
Newark
Rassmussen
Berkeley School of
Theresa M. Bensen
Drawbridge Traffic Tieups Reduced in New Jersey
New Jersey officials report fewer bridge openings along coastal routes as boat owners agreed to trims on antennas and masts. From Sharks River to Cape May, openings dropped up to 30 percent, easing peak season traffic for vacationers and commercial travelers heading to the shore in 1952.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Shore Line
Garden State
New Jersey Departments of Conservation and Economic Development
Sharks River
Cape May
Tumarkin Named Acting Magistrate Amid Birnbaum Vacation
Allan L. Tumarkin designated Acting Magistrate by Sidney Birnbaum while vacationing. He maintains a Newark law office and resides at 1469 Stanley Terrace. Former special designation for Birnbaum’s duties, earlier service as special counsel in 1950-1951, admitted in 1928 and 1931. NJ Vice President of the Federal Bar Association and chairman of the Joint Arbitration Committee. Active civic member and former president of Men's Progress Club and Hilisiae Lodge B'nai B'rith.
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Allan L. Tumarkin
Sidney Birnbaum
Newark
Stanley Terrace
Birnbaum
Munder Cork Cises
Tumarkin
New Jersey
Federal Bar Association of
New York
Connecticut
State Bar Association
Iulside
Men's Progress Club
Hilisiae Lodge B'nai B'rith
Youngsters Present Cancer Fund Donation at Tax Office
Local children from Coe Avenue gave Tax Collector John C. Pozar a $4.05 donation for the Cancer Fund. The fundraiser, staged by Neighborhood youngsters, charged ten cents for attendance and featured Barbara Steuerwald, Carol Steuerwald, Joan Steuerwald, Judith Cox, Robert Cox, Nancy Cox, Peggy Conlon, and Patty Conlon.
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John C. Pozar
Coe Avenue
Pozar
Cancer Fund
Barbara
Carol
Joan Steuerwald
Judith
Robert
Nancy Cox
Peggy
Patty Conlon
P. S. Petitions For Transport Merger In New Jersey
Public Service Coordinated Transport and its wholly owned subsidiary filed with the Board of Public Utility Commissioners for approval of a merger into Public Service Interstate Transportation Company. The action seeks state approval of the corporate consolidation and its effect on transportation services within New Jersey.
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Public Service Coordinated Transport
Public Service Interstate Transportation Company
Board of Public Utility, Commissioners of
State of
New Jersey
Public Service Coordinated Transport merger seeks efficiency
The petition states the merger will simplify corporate structure and cut duplicate work costs. No new securities will be issued by Public Service Coordinated Transport. Walter P. Sharp, 59, died of a heart attack and his funeral was held in Newark with burial in Media, Pa. He was a linotype operator for 35 years and active in Typographical Union 103 and Royal Arcanum. Survived by wife Edith G Carey Sharp and son Walter P Jr.
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Vice Coordinated Transport
Public Service Coordinated Transport
Walter P. Sharp
Center Street
Heilmann Funeral Home
Clinton Avenue
Newark
George S. Harper
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Media
Sharp
Havre de Grace
Hillside
William Patrick Co
Lawrence Street
Progressive Club
Typographical Union 103
AFL
Corinthian Council
Royal Arcanum of
Edith G. Carey Sharp
Walter P., Jr
Aplington
James Crawford
Ethel Boyle
Chester
Beehive Exhibit Opens at Trailside Museum Watchung Reservations
The Trailside Museum at Watchung Reservations hosts a glass-walled bee hive exhibit donated and set up by professional beekeeper Harry Hartvigsen. The hive contains five frames and about twelve thousand bees, allowing the public to observe bees at work through a window while safely observing from outside the building.
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Trailside Museum
Watchung
H. N. Mollenke
Harry Hartvigsen
Westfield Road
Scotch Plains
Pvt George G Fay Jr in basic training at Fort Dix
Servicemen Private George G Fay Jr of 247 Hollywood Avenue is stationed at Fort Dix undergoing basic training with the 9th Infantry Division. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G G Fay.
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Pvt
George G. Fay, Jr
Hollywood Avenue
9Th Infantry Division
Fort Dix
G. G. Fay
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Mayfair Liquor
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Mutual Insurance
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Classified Business Directory
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Lennox
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Stuyvesant Ave
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Zenith
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N. Broad 8&T
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WaAverly
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
Trailside
Moldenke
Union County Park Commission
Morris Ave
Elizabeth EL
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Delaware Valley Nursery
N. Broad Street
King Street
Wally Tomy
White St
Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside Boosters
Shade Tree Commission
Springfield
Christ the King Church
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Board of Health
Board of Education
Hillside Elks Lodge
Eeting
Cordelia Foley
Florence Avenue
Crouse Huber
Conant” Street
Long and
Liberty Avenues
Milton M. Lilien
Elo’s
Gurdave
GGS Supreme Live
Long Ave
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
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General Insurance
Hillside Radio
Winans Ave
H. L. Hayes
Sun Tube Corp
Mayfair Barber Shop
N. Broad St
Federation of America
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