Hillside Times Publishing Company Notes and Contact Info
The Hillside Times Publishing Company at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey issues notices under the Act of March 1879. Subscription rates to the United States are $3.50 per year with 8 cent copies. Communications require sender’s name and address. anonymous items will not be published.
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Elizaboth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
New See
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Vencieny
Velophone Waverly
TIMES
United States
Canada
TIMUS
Battle of Budget Surplus Sparks Township Board Feud
In Hill side New Jersey the annual budget clash between the Township Committee and the Board of Education resurfaces as the surplus dispute. Officials spar over how much should be kept in reserve while taxes loom, urging pre budget talks to avoid public airing of financial tensions. The piece likens the feud to New England nobility and calls for cooperation between the two elected bodies.
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Township Committee
Board of Education
New England
Hillside
New Jersey
DAY Ladies To Hold First Barn Dance
The Ladies Auxiliary of Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 58 of Disabled American Veterans will host its first annual barn dance on February 4 at the Polish American Club on Blay Street. Proceeds support veterans hospitals and welfare work with Fred Riecke's Farmer Boys providing music.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles, Wernicke, Jr
Blay Street
Fred Riecke
Farmer Boys
Frank W. Brice
Vic
David Kraft
William McDonald
Sylvia Pertig
Jean Noble
McDonald
John Sgroi
Olga Maul
Ports American Club
Facts Everyone Should Know About the Middle East Crisis
A recount of the postwar Palestine conflict from 1947 to 1949, detailing UN partitions, Arab rejection, and Jewish statehood. It notes Arab armed campaigns against Jews, British noncooperation, and subsequent Arab invasion of Israel. It cites armistice accords signed by five Arab states, ongoing war declarations, economic blockades, and arms deliveries including Soviet and British equipment. Presented by Jewish Organizations of Hillside as public information.
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Palestine
Omar
Legion
Gazi Strip
Egypt
Jordan
Iraq
Israel
United Nations
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Hillside
Garage Blaze Damages Trucks and Equipment
A Thursday night fire damaged the garage of H. A. Jaeger Inc. at 212 Oakland Terrace, injuring Fire Captain Andre Adanichak who suffered cuts from shattered glass. Two of four big trucks and much rigging and lumber storage were destroyed, while two remaining trucks were driven to safety by John Reach and Fireman Lawrence Seifert as three fire companies fought the blaze under Chief August H. Daviet.
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H. A. Jaeger Inc
Oakland Terrace
John Reach
Maple Avenue
Lawrence Seifert
Andre Adanichak
Millon M
Ritten
Herit
August H. Daviet
Vitale To Direct Berting Campaign For School Board
Vincent A. Vitale of 1014 Prospect Street was named by Tohty F. Berting to direct his campaign for election to the Board of Education. Vitale, active in PTAs, Boy Scouts, local lodges, and Hillside Presbyterian Church, heads Vitale Trucking Co. He pledges to work for education with efficiency and economy and states he has no political ambitions beyond service.
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Vincent A. Vitale
Prospect Street
Tohty F. Berting
Board of Education
Vitale
John F. Berting
Berting
Union
P. Morris School
Ptas
P.T.A
Dads' Booster Club
Hillside Lodge
Elks
F.&a.m
PBA
Hillside Presbyterian Church
The
Vitale Trucking Company
Nulton Elected President of County Officers Association
County Clerk Henry G. Nulton of Hillside was elected president of the County Officers Association of New Jersey at the Stacy Tréht Hotel in Trenton. The association includes county clerks, surrogates, registers of deeds and mortgages, and sheriffs from New Jersey’s 21 counties.
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Henry G. Nulton
Hillside
County Officers’ Association of New Jersey
Stacy Tréht Hotel
Trenton
Notice to Creditors of the Weeks Estate
OTICK TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF WILLITT L WEEKS D ceased. Pursuant to hk order of CHARLES A OTTO TR Surrogate of the County of Union on the sixth day of January A D 1956. Administrators notify creditors to exhibit to the subscriber under oath their claims against the estate within six months from the order date or be forever barred.
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Henry Joseph Gross
Henry J. Gross
Charlie A
Otto
County of Union
IRGR
Eld
Salll
Broswenilog
Mary
Grow
Ugh
Johnstone
Attym
Bim
Woatreta
Otick
Willitt L. Weeks
Charles, A. Otto
Minde
Frederick Niphel
Charles A
Opo
Mall
Witipix
Aald
Der
Mubporibers
Hdgar Lelae
Federal Trust Company
Newark
New Jersey
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John Galamb
Willian McDonald
Sylvia Fertig
Standis
Ing
Theresa M. Bensen
Middle East
General Assembly of the
Tarawl
Meit
America
Nulton
Maple Pharmacy L
Auerbach, Reg
Maple Ave
Conklin
Accordion
Hensch
Bloy ST
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top and
Liberty Ave
Pat McGarrigte
Parkiso
James la Morgese
Peter A. Drobach Co
Cervall
Camera Exchange
Kodak - Ghaflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
High Fidelity Music Systems
Premiere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
J. WA
Sheet Metal Fabricators
Zenith
Morris Ave
Elizabeth EL
Evelyn Buttwell
North Broad
Robert Kyber
Formica
Vaux Hall Road
John St
Murdock
Russ Davis
Broad St
Westinghouse & GE
Kathryn A. Kelley
Eral Insurance
Waverl
Bis
Columbia PI
Hillside, N. J
David B. Pearce
Hillside Press
Mayfair Theatre
General Contractors
Nenna & D
Amiano
Long Ave
General Building Contractors
D.A.V
A-A Auto Stores
Auto-Lite
DELCO
George Washington
Woman's Club
Bai Birth Women
B'nai B'rith
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ave
Cyo
St. Catherine's Church
Bow Craft
Mountainside
Harriet Benville
Mothers Committee
Board of Health
Women's Association of
Elizabeth Rye
Saybrook
Saybrook School
Reinhard
Hillside Radio & Television Service Co
Winans Ave
Bob Kittner
TV & Radio
Margaret B
Hyon & Siro
Ateya
E Grand Bt
Eliabeth
N. J
Edeor Labas
Atty
Park Place
Irvington, N. J
Sister Kenny Foundation
Harvard Avenue
Michael Giordano
Thomas ST
HERTZ
Col. Orchard St. Eliz
Mayfair
Graham
Daniel J. Cerven
Slifer Typewriter CO
High Street
Newark 2
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