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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
6
The Hillside Times in Hillside New Jersey prints weekly at 1443 North Broad Street. Subscription costs 2.50 per year in the United States with 5 cent single copies. Canada and foreign postage added. Communications require name and address. Anonymous letters not published.
The Hoover Commission recommendations rest before the 81st Congress in January with estimates of potential annual saving from modernization and unified services. Experts project trillions in future savings if major statutes pass, including Civil Service reform and budget practices. Taxpayer impact scenarios show large per-family and per-person savings.
New Year changes include a new township engineer and attorney, a shift in the Township Committee chair, and a new Police Court judge. John Anthes keeps fares at five cents for the Elizabeth Hillside Irvington bus line while Dr J J Reich becomes Township Physician.
William J. Kurdyla a 27 year old of 649 Chancellor avenue Irvington was found intoxicated after his car struck Theodore Gomberg 51 of 173 Fitzpatrick street on Bloy street He was charged with drunken driving and ordered to appear in Magistrate's Court January 7.
A brief meditation discusses how early Christian change required a divine revelation to Peter proving Gentiles could become Christians. The piece frames the issue as a key moment in church history and the expansion of the faith beyond Jewish boundaries.
Route in New Jersey lists starting points in Fanwood at South Avenue and Martine Avenue, passing through Scotch Plains Cranford Linden Roselle Elizabeth Newark then to Manhattan via Lincoln Tunnel. Pickups in NYC at Terminal 36th Street, 41st Street and Broadway, 39th Street and 10th Avenue.
The article discusses early Christian expansion from Judaism to Gentiles, noting Peter’s baptism of Cornelius and the Council decision on Gentile converts. It links Epiphany readings to the faith’s widening reach and mentions Eastern Catholics and Latin Catholics calling it Little Christmas.
Progress Club of Hillsides asks township residents to save paper pasteboard and old batteries for a Sunday drive led by Jack Orlovsky to benefit a non ambulatory resident needing physical rehabilitation. Funds aim to cover braces priced at 350 dollars and ongoing therapy, with help from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. Local captains and Boy Scout Troop 95 will collect donations.
William Bainbridge a pattern storage foreman at the Thatcher Furnace Co Garwood will retire this month after 42 years with the company He joined the Newark division in 1908 and moved to Garwood in 1933 At the Christmas party in Bremble's Inn Scotch Plains he received a gold watch from William White plant superintendent
Union County Agricultural Agent advises on caring for gift plants. Flowering varieties need bright, direct sun when possible, except African Violets which prefer an east-facing window. Reintroduction to indoor light behind drapes reduces light. pin curtains open daily. Leaves stay greener longer with more light. Watering differs from greenhouse to home. adjust for light, air, temperature, and humidity. A layer of mulch or similar cover is suggested.
The article advises using sphagnum or peatmoss on a plate under pots to raise humidity. Water soil to keep it moist or slightly dry, testing by finger moisture. It notes non woody plants like Loinsettias and cyclamen need unusual home conditions and many other plants may not pay for the effort. Begonias may be kept, but most others are not worth the space.
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