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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

6

Hillside Times Front Page Notice and Rates

The Hillside Times announces weekly publication every Thursday from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Subscription is 2.50 yearly with 5 cent copies. Canada and foreign postage extra. Communications require writer name and address for good faith.

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Russians Reframe Science History for National Pride

Edmund Stevens reports in the Christian Science Monitor that a Soviet magazine credits Russians with inventions such as the electric light and the telegraph, reshaping national pride. The piece argues this morale-building propaganda aims to boost prestige and justify other tactics, citing skepticism about truth in Soviet messaging.

Yablochkov Poppv Wright Brothers Mozhaisky St. Petersburg Wrights Kitty Hawk Edmund Stevens Christian Science Monitor The Literary Gazette Moscow England Stalin Walter Bedell Smith Saturday Evening Post Secretary Marshall Politburo

Union County Holy Name Federation elects new officers

Delegates from ten Union County parishes attend the annual section of officers at St. Catherine's Church hall. John T Walsh of St. Catherine's elected president. Dr. Clayton A. Mentzer named general chairman of the testimonial dinner for Judge James A. Dowd. Committee members include Joseph J. Duffy and Thomas J. Mahan. Budget item includes a $3,500 appropriation for Municipal Publicity. Louis E. Wallraff named to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. David H. Doremus reappointed secretary of the Board of Assessors.

Union County Holy Name Federation St. Catherine's Church Hall North Broad Street John T.walsh St. Catherine's Clayton A. Mentzer James A. Dowd Joseph J. Duffy Thomas J. Mahan

Founders Day honors top Phi Alpha Sigma volunteer

Arnold H. McClow of 909 Roanoke Avenue received a charm as one of three members recognized by Grand Officers for outstanding work with the Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity during the past year at the thirty third annual Founders Day dinner.

Arnold H. McClow Roanoke Avenue Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity

Transfers of property and a funeral notice from Newark area

Transfers include Stanley Developing Company to Lawrence Weiss for 189 Cram Street and Merin Construction to Mr and Mrs Nicholas Kowilski for Bloy Street near Liberty Avenue. Isabelle May and George H Swezey transfer to Kallas Karayanidis and Paul Charles on Hillside Avenue near the Chapman and Nicholls line. Funeral services were held at 1 pm on January 19 for Mrs Frank Zimmerman of 543 Tillman Street, at Pfeil Funeral Home in Irvington. Interment followed at Restland Memorial Park, East Hanover. Mrs Zimmerman, 17, died January 16 at Docaturs Hospital Newark after an operation. Born in Hungary, she came to the United States in 1902 and lived in Newark before moving here 16 years ago. Surviving: two sons Frank William and Otto, a daughter Mrs Harry Dehler, and six grandchildren.

Frank Zimmerman Tillman Street Pfeil Funeral Home Harrison Place Ivington Restland Memorial Park East Hanover Zimmerman Docaturs Otto Princeton Avenue Harry Dehler East Orange

Route in New Jersey and New York via Lincoln Tunnel

Route starts in Fanwood at South Avenue and Martine Avenue then travels through Scotch Plains Cranford Linden and Hillside to Newark and Elizabeth Avenue before entering New York through the Lincoln Tunnel. It lists avenues including Martine Avenue Oak Avenue Like Avenue Polimide Avenue Wood Avenue and 86th Street and 6th Avenue in NYC as part of the path.

Fanwood Scotch Plains Clark Township Cranford Linden Roselle Elizabeth Hillside Newark New Jersey South Avenue Martine Ave Scotchie Plains Mark Avenue Like Avenue Polimide Ave Roritun Road Wood Ave KE Amsterdam Ave SETH W. Jersey St North Broad Hillside Elizabeth Ave Merker Ave Noble St Prelinghuysen Ave 86Th St 6Th Ave N.Y Lincoln Tunnel Posal Henry Goldhor

Hillside readers clash over vocational education in Hillside Times

Letters from Mrs. Lukashinsky and others rail against the push for rotational vocational facilities. A reader cites a 4 percent vocational preference among Hillside high school juniors and seniors and questions the cost of a new wing. Ed board quotes and local politics frame the debate as a clash of priorities and party influence.

John Lukashinsky Lukashinsky Plainfield WN. J Towit Bob Schnabel H.H.S Hillside Times James Oneil Hillside Oneil Sidney Birnbaum

Seeds and plants for next year garden chosen at trials

Union County Agricultural Agent Fred D Osman outlines the seed catalog season and All-American Trials. Seed organizations test new varieties under uniform conditions at universities and other public sites, with medals awarded to standout cultivars after impartial judging.

Fred D. Osman Union County

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