Hillside Times Publication Details and Rates
The Hillside Times lists publication as a weekly Thursday edition from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey published by The Hillside Times Publishing Company with Sidney Silverstein business manager and Robert Kaplan. It notes subscription rates three dollars fifty cents annually eight cents per issue and postage for Canada and foreign countries. It invites reader letters with name and address required for verification.
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Hlizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
TIMES
United States
Canada
The
Big Job Ahead in Cutting Government Waste and Boosting Performance
The piece cites John Cramer and The Washington News urging each government supervisor to hold a working budget and be judged by performance to cut waste. It argues millions could be saved by tying promotions and pay to unit spending control, reducing duplication and inefficiency.
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Washington News
John Cramer
Township budget revisions cut proposed spending significantly
Four and a half hours of civic budget committee and Township Committee discussion trimmed the proposed budget by 4300 dollars. A tax drop is likely as the new budget may be at least 7638.31 dollars lower than last year. A high school football team was approved after months of planning and student groups expect it to cost taxpayers little or not at all.
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Arnold
Elizabeth 1937 year end report cites rising rolls and costs
Mrs Celia Trousdell as overseer notes year end figures show 422 on the rolls at start rising to 710 by year end and an average relief cost of 375 55 per case 103 80 per person. Police report seven automobile deaths in 1937 and four fines in police court totaling 4752 50 with three deaths in one crash.
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Celia ‘Trousdell
Board of Education
Arthur L
John Kean
Elizabethtown Water Company
Raymond R. King
Walter M. Ceglowski
Edward W. Earle
J. Franklin Reinhard
Hillside National Bank to Double Common Stock
The Hillside National Bank board has SEC approval to raise common stock from 200000 to 400000 dollars. James A. Oneil, the president, announced the plan and a resolution will go to shareholders of record at 7 30 p m January 27 in the bank. If approved, all stockholders will have their shares doubled. The annual election and reorganization meeting will follow. The board also declared a regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents and an extra 25 cents payable January 20 to holders of record.
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Hillside National Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
James A. Oneil
Oneil
Board of Directors
Mr. Oneil
Plan for year round air conditioning expands homes
East coast carrier distributors meeting in Atlantic City hears forecast that within five years at least half of new homes will include year round air conditioning. Frank J. Stengel of R F Stengel & Son describes a device designed for Mrs Housewife that promises constant temperature and clean air year round and reduces housework, dusting, vacuuming and window washing to a weekly routine.
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Atlantic City
Frank J. Stengel
R. F. Stengel & Son
Route 29
Hillside
Protestant Youth Week Emphasizes Faith in New Jersey
The New Jersey Christian Youth Council reports Youth Week January 25 to February 1 as the annual climax of cooperative Protestant youth work. More than 6,000 youths across New Jersey participate in activities including Youth Evangelism Citizenship and work camp projects coordinated by local councils and the National Council of Churches.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Christian Youth Council
United Christian Youth Movement
National Council of Churches of Christ
Christian Youth Councils
United Christian Youth Action
Leonard Grant
Merchantville
N. J
Community Christian Youth Councils
New Jersey State Christian Youth Council
New Jersey Council of Churches
Tions
Henry Reed Bowen
State Christian Youth Council
Brownie Troop 120 Celebrates Second Anniversary At Coolidge School
Calvin Coolidge School hosts Brownie Troop 120 anniversary with guest Troop 38 leaders, flag presentation, and "America" sung under Ida Rubinetti. Janet Rubinetti wins Cookie Queen honors for top council drive seller. Two-year pendants awarded to leaders Lorraine Casper and others. world pins to several members. new Brownies invested. closing with Taps. Community, district parents attend. theater-like program includes an antiques talk by Mrs. Wolf and bazaar planning for April.
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Calvin Coolidge School
Harden-Locker School
Kay Szela
Elsie Andrews
Ruth Kent
Joyce Mascon
Angela Scarola
Janet Andrews
Darleen Szela
Ida Rubinetti
Janet Rubinetti
Jacqueline Heon
Lorraine Casper
Dorothy Heon
Mrs. Heon
Marleen Beck
Marilyn Price
Marianne Pulsfort
Mary Ellen Zimmerman
Walter Stump
Henry Spingler
Kathleen Davis
Mary Ann Duffy
Dawn Greene
Genevieve Morgante
Mary Ann Palfi
Carol Pulchlopek
Marianne Pu
Joyce Mason
Helen Pulchlopek
Spingler
James Price
Victor Mason
Ralph Greene
Joseph Scarola
Austin Casper
Frank Walter
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Bituminious Coal Institute
Soviet Union
Bureau of Mines
Wall Street Journal
F. Hebbe
Howard J. Bloy
August C. Ullrich
Ullrich
Samuel B. Goldstein
Emanuel A. Martin
Non-Partisan League
Henry I. Luftman
Luftman
Martin
Thomas Oil Co
Springfield Ave
Maplewood
Rumsey Ave
Willy
Hillside Willys
Liberty Ave
Fred H. Roever, Jr
Optometrist
Clinton Avenue
Elizabeth Ave
Newark, N. J
Elizabethport
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Classified Business Directory
Peter A. Drobach Co
Union, N. J
Nuse Motors Inc
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers
Lades & Service
General Auto Repairing
WaAverly
Arthur Seale
North Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Lipschutz Bros
Esso Service
Broad St
Bailey Ave
Waverly
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top and
Pat McGarrigle
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Heinz
Esso
Kodak - Gratlex
Bell & Nowell - Revere
Lionel Headquarters
Stuyvesant Ave
Union
Zenith
Camera Exchange
Morris Ave
Elizabeth
School of Dancing
Mayfair Theatre
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Irvington
Home Utilities Co., Inc
Essex
Streay
Avington
Delaware Valley
Broad Street
King Street
White St
Tel
Metropolitan Opera House
Omega Sigma _ Psi Sororiety
Farber’s Grove
B'nai B'rith
Liberty Avenue Recreation
March of Dimes
Sinal Congregation
Women’s Progress Club
George Washington School
Thos.f. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Robert Treat Hotel
Board of Health
Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
Elo’s
Gardave
Harold Eichman
Woman's Club
Last Wolf
Salem Avenue
Junior Woman's Club
Wolf
Maple Hall
Supreme Live Poultry Market
Long Ave
Hillside Realty
Honard J. Bloy
Real Estate General Insurance
N. 3
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
Hillside Radio
Winans Ave
Kenmore
Whirlpool
Bendix
Bigelow
Unionville
Evelyn Roberts
Koos Brothers
Rahway
Elizabeth Junior Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Y.M.C.A
Elroy Mesz
Roberts
Dorothy Wolf
Fanwood
Theresa M. Bensen
Oldsmobile
Elizabeth Motors, Inc
Morris Avenue
Elizabeth, N. J
PRA
Lon Peay
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