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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
8
The GOP reiterates plans for a nationwide centennial celebration announced by National Chairman Leonard Hall. Local groups will participate using the slogan Freedom fight from Abe to Ike to mark the party's 100th anniversary, spanning from Lincoln’s election to Eisenhower.
Hillside New Jersey notices an upcoming board of education meeting at Hillgile Avenue with plans to discuss the district budget, election of officers, and related legal matters. The notice lists election of a school official and related procedural details for the district.
Richard Connington Young Republic chairman James Dutty Republican Club president and Albert Schoen municipal committee chairman joined in a statement and announced plans to appoint committees from their groups to coordinate observance activities.
Raymond R King, president of the Honorary PBA of Hillside, asks the public to note outstanding police service and to inform him of all acts of merit. The information will be used to select the annual Honorary PBA award winners and was emphasized by King at a local gathering.
Elizabeth Avenue at Chancellor Arthur Northwood pastor announces graded school and adult Bible classes at 10 45 am worship with sermon Meeting Life s Crises at 7 15 pm Westminster Fellowship activities and other notices follow in the church bulletin.
Financial report snapshot for the 1953 54 school year shows figures including 000.00 800.00 510.00 and 2 700 165 00 with totals and balances. The readable portion indicates accounting entries and receipts dated December 31 1953.
Safety in the snow dominated an assembly at George Washington School with third through sixth graders performing. Students presented posters, poems, skits, and choral readings while highlighting proper snow conduct and safety rules.
Mrs Natalie E Wagner a candidate for Hillside Board of Education urges maintaining improved school conditions and clearer board planning for taxpayers and parents She notes early childhood openness to religion and politics her work with children informs her view She has a professional background in advertising medical and legal fields and serves as organist choir director while living at 1134 North Broad with her husband attorney Charles H Wagner and their son Ned a Saybrook second grader
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