Hillside Times 1936 masthead and rates note
The Hillside Times published from Hillside New Jersey under the March 4 1936 act announces weekly Thursday issues from 1444 North Broad Street. Subscription rates 50 cents for four years eight cents per copy postage extra. letters welcome with sender name required. anonymous communications published.
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Lalarha Om
Ldmuary
Fost Crttery
New Jerey
North Broad Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Simney Silversiin -Business
Robert Kaplan
Emine
Wlyphone Waverly
TIMES
United States
Deadlines Set for Times Delivery and Early Copy
The Times announces a new deadline system to ensure delivery by post on publication day. To meet mail and newsstand needs, the paper will print on an earlier schedule with final copy due Tuesday noon. Early submissions are encouraged and material should be written.
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Times
Kenny Foundation Status Clarified
The Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation denies any qid from other polio groups and states it is funded solely by public contributions. Eastern Area director Peter A. Gazzola said the Jersey City Medical Center hosts the Kenny Institute and reported 1954 admissions and examinations, with many patients from New Jersey counties.
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Sister Elizabeth Keany Foundation
Peter A. Gazzola
00 Fifth
Ayers
New York City
Hundson
Bergen
Union Counties
New Jersey
Mmany
March of Dimes
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Gazwola
Hillside Servicemen Arrive for Basic Training Assignment
Hillside soldiers Pvt Donald Boucher of 525 Buchanan St and Pvt Salders Bernstein of 206 Hilldale Ave have joined Company G of the 2nd Infantry Regiment, 6th Infantry Division. They begin eight weeks of basic training for Bathne 45, with families E T Boupher Me and Mr Mrs. Benjamin Beenstein noting their schooling and prior employment.
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Port DIX
Donald Boucher
Buchanan Street
Salders Bernstein
Hillaide Avenue
Hillside
2Nd Infantry Regiment
6Th Infantry Division
Baehne
E T Boupher
Aine
Thitady High School
Bernstein
Benjamin Beenstein
Millside Rich School
Rutgers College of Pharmacy
Rubin Bros Drug Store
Elizabett
Scholarship View at Rutgers Shows High Scholar Rates
The Rutgers Student Council undergraduate body reports that fourteen of sixteen members are scholarship holders. Scholarship students hold major graduate positions and maintain higher average grades than non scholars, reflecting strong academic performance across the council.
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Rutgers
The
State University
Uehres
Irvent
Ude
Charnack Cites Problems At Board Elections Meeting
The statement by Charnack outlined key issues and long term goals for the school system. He praised high standards, called for continued fundraising for scholarships, and pledged to serve the community without obligation to any group.
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Ive Charnack
Salddine
Nore Wit
Jeranion
Priiaey Urades Nevell
Iieh
Seuntyeolipparied Voestional
Charnark
Second Grade Winter Program at Calvin Coolidge School
The second grade class presented a winter program featuring songs and skits including The Wonderful Snowman and The Skating Song. Students such as Patty Archers Richard Kobrin Robert Tober Raymond Huppert Robin Miny Law Russe Jean Masker Kip tens Mary Wright Glory Gall and others performed under supervisor Rob rt Clark and teacher Rochelle Deber Leveler.
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Calvin Coolidge
Hyorfan
Yes
Rrchel
Deber Leveler
Rob Rt Clark
Ad Puen
Mari’ Sithy Wedin
Snowmen
Patty Archers
Richard Kobrin
Robert Tober
Raymond Huppert
Robin
Miny Law Russe
Jean Masker
Kip Tens
Mary Wright
Glory Gall
Rabbits
Carvle Romanyshyn
Cupoly Gyenese
Gene
Richard Oye Dotty
Dinea Cravelz
Mativen Morris
Arthur Stier
Tec Minines
Thomas Rhiresmith
Catherine Marioyieh
Allan Howarth
David Wojenski
Fre McDougall
Richard Kline
Nicholls Lordis
Valentine dinner dances and meetings listed for Bnai Brith groups
February events include Bnai Brith Women meetings February 1 10 12 17 21 with related dinners and discussions plus Americanism and Brotherhood Night Hillside Lodge 1514 February 21. Planning Board and Township Committee meetings February 28 and 27. Cubs Pack 190 Blue and Gold dinner February 27 andTroop 195 observance. District school events February 10 annual school election March 2 PTA faculty supper March 9 15 17 County Fair March 21 Sinai Sisterhood March 28. Plus various church and community group gatherings and a sale ad contact Theresa M Benson Gwoker WA 6-4240.
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B'nai B'rith
Hillside Lodge
Hillside Rotary Chih
Halstie Ave
Schoal P
Education Planning Board
Cancer
Dani Brith
Hillside Warman
Chile
Midside
St. Valentine
Gano
Council of Christ the King Church
Board of Wealth
March & Sinai Congregation
George Washington School
PTA
Board of Education
Saybrook School
P’t.a
B'nai B'rith Todgerch
Sinai Sisterhood
Charnack Backers Urge His Election
The Charnack Citizens Committee backs Abe Charnack for the Board of Education election next Tuesday. They praise his business leadership and community service while noting the need for administrators with strong business experience to manage rising education costs.
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Hillside “Y
Hillside Avenue School
P.T.A
Charnack
Board of Education
Charnack Citizens Committee
Abe Charnack
Charnack Committee
Workmen's Circle To Give Concert In Newark
The Workmen's Circle Old Age Home of New Jersey sponsors a Sunday February 6 concert at Wee Ouahic High School in Newark at 2 p.m. The Circle choir, directed by Samuel Bugatch, will perform with soloists Benjamin Fishbein Richard Ygat and Miss Shalomith Charney. Louis Rothbart of Passaic, president of the home, will speak. Nathan Lewis of Newark is concert chairman with a large committee. Proceeds aid residents at 225 West Jersey Street Elizabeth. The organization runs branches in the United States and Canada with 45 New Jersey branches supporting the home.
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Workmen's Circle Old Age Home
New Jersey
Weeouahic High School
Newark
Workmen's Circle Choir
Samuel Bugatch
Benjamin Fishbein
Richard Ygat
Shalomith Charney
Louis Rothbart
Passaic
Nathan Lewis
West Jersey Street
Elizabeth
Workmen's Circle
United States
Canada
Two New Directors For Fidelity Union
Newark announcement reports the election of F. J. Andre of Congoleum-Nairn Inc and Harrison Rollinson of O'Gorman and Young Inc to the board of directors of Fidelity Union Trust Company of Newark. Horace K. Curbin, board chairman, announced after the stockholders meeting at the bank's main Newark office. All other directors were re-elected.
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Newark
F. J. Andre
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc
Kearny
Harrison Rollinson
O'Gorman and Young Inc
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Horace K. Curbin
Surrogates Notion to Creditors in Probate Matter
In a January order by the Surrogate of the County, Margery A. Gibbe and attorneys at 126 Elm Street Westfield NJ announce a probate proceeding. Creditors must present claims against the estate of the deceased by a set date or be barred from future claims. Appointment details and contact provided for further action.
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Joseph I Mayer
Mtr
U.S. Department of Commerce
New York Field Office
45Th Street
New York
MSTA
Konnitht
Andien
Camla Otto
Webber
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Peher
Barry A
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Mount Holly
Robert H. McBride
Santa Monica
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Ernest W. Docs
Iselin
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Wilkes Barre
Philip W. Marden
New Brunswick
Vinton Gwinn
Awgumes
Industeril Plague
Peter A. Drobach Co
A-A Auto Stores
Auto-Lite
DELCO
Goodrich
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Elizabeth Ave
Union Camera Exchange
Beaker Konak
Graflox Bette & Howedl
Revere
Tih Fidelity Music System
Stuyvesant
Zenith Camera Exchange
Bowery
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School of Dancing
Mayfair Theatre
James la Morgese
Raine Ave
Irvington
Home Utilities Co., Inc
Essex
Cost Street
Kathryn A
Loh
Waverly
Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors
Maple Avenue
David B. Pearce
Hillside Press
Reinhard Printing Company
Television & Radio
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Hillside Radio
Liberty Ave
Hillstad
Winans Ave
Bronx
Media, Penn
Board
Edenton
Meine
Pranklin Memorial Metho i
Mookie of
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Woman's Club
Pra
Eills
Prone
Theresa M. Benson
Gwoker
Hersh Motor Car CO
Westfield Ave
Bales & Service
Nyse Motors Inc
Nash Dealers
Heinz Esso
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
Atbert Nscaccia
Korner
Edward Rapp
Bloy Street
Murdock
Michael Ciordano
Thomas ST
N. J
Elizabethport Banking Company
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Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
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Workmen’s Circle
Fidelity Union
Margery A. Gibbe Antuiyinlat Ratte Ought & Johoatong
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Btn
St. Weetfield
Superior Coal
Koppers
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
West Side Trust CO
Springfield Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton Pi
Federal Depost Inevronca Corporation
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