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A black cat with two white spots is lost and should be returned to 252 Dover Ave WA 38 6997. The notice seeks safe return and provides an address for pickup.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
8
Teachers on School Board
Letter argues against excluding teachers from school boards and defends teachers as civic participants. It criticizes pressure campaigns and asserts teachers serve in public life, balancing community finance and educational duties. Mae Swanger signs the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
United States
Mae Swanger
North and Club rally for Hilt at Polish American Hall
Thirty eight members attended a rally Wednesday evening at Polish American Hall on Bloy Street in support of Frank J Hilt candidate for the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North and Club
Frank J.hilt
Board of Education
Bloy Street
Candidates call for more state aid to schools in local race
Three candidates for the Fecusi Board of Education, Dominic Peterpaul Frank Hill and Charles Berger urged leadership to secure state and federal funds. They criticized the cigarette tax for financing non school needs and pressed for relief from high local taxes via increased state aid. Berger highlighted New Jersey ranking 45th in state aid while seventh richest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fecusi
Aiaco Togal
Dominic Peterpaul
Frank Hill
Charles Berger
P. Mitnick
Salem Avenue
Peterpaul
Hillside School Board
Berger
New Jersey
Mars
League of Women Voters
League of Municipalities
Budget Hearing Set for March 4 with Township Deliberations
The township considers debt at 3.58 percent of average ratables for the past three years. Morris Cohen seeks storm water relief, Hillside Yellow Cab price schedule for packages referred to Public Affairs. Police commended for handling a strike and aided in the Elizabeth airplane disaster aftermath. Foreclosure and in rem procedures discussed as legal actions. Public Library annual report and payroll changes noted. Property bids and sales approved including duplex site near Winans and Long avenues, parking lot use for Sun Tube, and land on Harvard Avenue with March 4 sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris I. Cohen
Wilder Street
Hillside Yellow Cab
Baker & Taylor Company
North Broad Street
Clarence van Deursen
Elizabeth
International Municipal Clerks Association
Dallas
Texas
Bloy
Municipal Clerks Association of New Jersey
John M. Malone
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Goldhor
Malone
Public Library
Michael White
Union
Norman Street
Shelton Terrace
Albert Schoen & Associates
Winans Avenue
Leslie Street
Sun Tube
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
Chesterfield Contractors Inc
Union Avenue
Oldher
Anthony Martucci
Rutgers Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Aaron Franzbaum
Juniors To Speak At Installation
Shaila Knoller and Allan Msc ion will speak at the Hillside Jewish Center installation of officers and board Monday February 11 at 8 30 p.m. in Esther Berkowitz Hall Sinai Congregation. Youth groups will exhibit work and officers and board led by Dr Harry Brody Benjamin Karetnick Mrs Samuel Leventer Mrs Percival Singerman will be installed at 8 90 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaila Knoller
Junior Club Council
Allan Mscion
The
Eagles
Hillside Jewish Center
Esther Berkowitz
Sinai Congregation
Harry Brody
Benjamin Karetnick
Samuel Leventer
Percival Singerman
Candidates Speak Before Boosters Open House Night
About fifty persons attended the Hill side Boosters openhouse meeting at George Washington School. Six candidates for the Board of Education spoke as Sol Frank led questions. A film titled The Fight for Freedom was shown and Louis Marks announced a testimonial dinner for Commissioner Henry Goldher. The Newark Airport removal petition circulated among attendees. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Openhouse
Board of Education
Hillside Boosters
George Washington School
Sol Frank
Fight For Freedom
Louis Marks
Henry Goldher
Newark
Woman Injured In Fall Down Stairs
Mrs Victoria Peterpaul of 1277 Baker street was released from St Elizabeth Hospital after a Sunday fall at home left her with fractures to her right arm and wrist. She is $6 the mother of Dominic Peterpaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Peterpaul
Dominic Peterpaul
Baker Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hillside Sealed Bids Sought for Buffalo Pay Fordson Roller
The Township of Hillside invites sealed proposals to be received by the Township Committee at Municipal Headquarters 1244 North Broad Street Hillside on February 19 1968 at 8 16 PM for one Buffalo Pay Fordson powered wheel roller with weights added to about 414 tons. Roller may be inspected at the Road Department Garage 1240 Central Avenue Haltimom Avenue. The committee may waive informalities and accept or reject any bids in the townships best interest. Hy order of the Township Committee Howard J Bloy Township Clerk Feb 7-11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township OF
Hillside
County of Union
State of New Jersey
North Broad Street
Buffalo Pay
Fordson
Road Department
Central Avenue
Haltimom Avenue
Howard J, Bloy
Democratic Club To Alter Constitution At February Meeting
The Hillside Democratic Club committee on constitution revision will present a final report at the regular February meeting. The event takes place Monday evening at Hungarian Hall on White Street. Tickets for the March 22 dance at the War Veterans Memorial Building will be distributed. Al Senz and his orchestra will perform, with William Galik selected as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Democratic Club
Hungarian Hall
White Street
War Veterans Memorial
al Senz
William Galik
Choiman
Video Setting For Induction Of Cubs At Calvary Lutheran
Four new boys joined Cub Pack 193 at Calvary Lutheran Church during an intercommunications themed induction. Cubs in video helmets welcomed Coleman Hanover Nelson Jacobus Samuel Hyland and Walter Viershilling. A skit Lost Planet Airmen by John Sente Philip Leininger and William Oliver played against a starry backdrop. Ann Orlanzo cubmaster awarded wolf badges gold arrows bear badges and silver arrows to named scouts. Colin Kennedy of Florence avenue is in training to become cubmaster in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Lutheran Church
Coleman Hanover
Nelson Jacobus
Samuel Hyland
Walter Viershilling
Lost Planet Airmen
John Sente
Philip Leininger
William Oliver
Ann Orlanzo
Donald
James
Pauline Braunschweiger Rites Held At Walter R. Lee
Services were held at 1 p.m. for Mrs. Pauline Braunschweiger widow of Dalthas Braunschweiger of 1014 Salem Avenue at Walter R. Lee Funeral Home 1288 Salem Avenue Rev Hincus Kugler of St Mark's Lutheran Church Elizabeth officiated Burial followed at Hollywood Memorial Park Union The 76 year old widow died Monday at home She is survived by two sons Eugene and Robert both of Hillside three daughters Mrs Louis Dannheim Mrs Agnes Georgi Hillside Mrs Minnie Hauser Union nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Braunschweiger
Dalthas Braunschweiger
Salem Avenue
Walter R. Lee
Hincus Kugler
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Elizabeth
Hollywood Memorial, Park, Union
Eugene
Robert
Hillside
Louis Dannheim
Agnes Georgi
Minnie Hauser
Union
Correction of Betony Boone fiancé and parents
A correction notes Miss Betty Ann Boone’s fiancé is Cealy Wallwork of 2 Lexington Road Union, wife and husband Mr and Mrs Andrew Wallwork of Kittanning Pa. The Times previously misspelled the groom elect’s name and omitted his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Boone
Lexington Road
Union
Cealy Wallwork
Andrew Wallwork
Kittanning Pa
Times
Brownie Food Sale by Brownlie Troop 44 at Hillside Church
Brownlie Troop 44 will hold a food and cake sale from 2 to 4 pm tomorrow at Hillside Presbyterian Church. Proceeds will go toward a junior program and related troop activities.
Jury Summons For Four Hillside Residents
Four Hillside residents are summoned for petit jury duty in District County and Superior Court for a two week period starting next Monday. Names include Donald E. Kling of 295 Fitzpatrick Street Mrs Margayo V Benfer of 270 Fitzpatrick Street Ruben K. Goldberg of 1604 Cresce Avenue and Peter L. LaGregor of 31 Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
District County
Superior Cowry
Donald E. Kling
Fitzpatrick Street
Hillside considers 14 dollar average tax rise in 1952 budget
The Township Committee forecasts a maximum tax increase of 35 points or 14.00 dollars for the average home valued at 4 600 as Hillside prepares its 1952 budget. Inflationary costs will be met with raises for city workers and funds for a civic center water study and state tax equalization watch. Possible candidates for the Republican ticket include Arnold McClow Benjamin Hale and Carmen Ferrigno as a new name surfaces for the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Township Committee
Arnold H. McClow
Benjamin Hale
Carmen Ferrigno
The
War Veterans Memorial Building Association
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Orplug
Daniel W. Leib
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp
Hillside, N. J
Hillside National Bank
North Broad St
Blue Prints
Blanchard
Mattison
National Tool & Mfg. Co
North
St. Kenilworth
N. J
Plant
Irvington Center
Green Flyer
Royal Laundry
South 15Th St
Marshall Field
Georgette Platt
Hillside Ave
Plainfield
Hill Jnowski
Main Avenue
Jason
General Supply Scenpany
Centennial Avenue
Tillman Street
Stggkton Avenue
Calvin Coollidge
Liberty Avenue
Weer
Theresa M. Bensen
Eeescoterriere Pprpp
Peele Real Estate
Rei
Ida M
Martin
WaAverly
Sylvia
Hillside Avenue
Call UN
Exchange
Gallard's
Movieland
Cee Ave
Call Waverly
Worrie. Mattresses
AUL
Pau Yeler
Yale Ave
Noor
H. Treedman
J. M. Harris
Tinning & Rookng
Ug Karl Abelhoer
Long Live
Tel
Garey
Farvey
Terressories
Hollywood Pet. and Supply Co
Hollywood Avé
Lung
Johns-Manville
Better Business Men's Bureau of Union
Pearse Construction Co
Salem Road
Mnl
Neeenennee
Joseph A. Policastro
Weronne
Waverly
Walter Warren
Cme
Hillside Times
Board 1 Education
Frank Toll
Slifer Typewriter CO
High Street
Frigidaire
Fricidair
Plymouth
Cambridge
Allan S. Bergman
Liberty Ave
Cor. Bloy St
BUICK
S. Terry
Democratic Club
Cubs
Brownie Food
Whation
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Avenque
Arthur Northwood
Tobia’s Appliances
Tappan
Clinton Avenue
Telephone Bigelow
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