Hillside Times published weekly in Hillside New Jersey
The Hillside Times lists its post office filing as second class matter in Elizabeth New Jersey dated January 31 1925. It is published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by Hillside Times Publishing Company with Sidney Silverstein as business manager and Robert Kaplan as editor. Subscriptions are $3.50 per year or 8 cents per issue with postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Communications require name and address for publication consideration.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silversteim
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
TIMES
United Bee
Canada
The
Going Broke on $10 000 a Year
A Harper s magazine article signed Jay Taylor examines the $10 000 a year class of junior executives who live well yet struggle to meet ends. The piece details Taylor s finances showing how taxes and costs erase most income and how a vanished middle class is vanquished by rising expenses and modest pay.
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Harpers Magazine
Jay Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Hillside notes tax, labor, and public works items
The Times Past column items include Tax Collector Charles T. Woodward authorized to accept tax installments of not less than $10. A Hillside baker employs sons and union bakers at 12 and 13 dollars daily after a week of picketing. Republicans invited to a mammoth reception at Olympic Park for all candidates. Fire damages Arcoli Manufacturing Co. at 196 Chestnut Avenue to over 10 thousand dollars after ten days occupancy. Also notes 15 years ago Board of Education names Woodfield Stadium, Herrigel speaks for equalization of taxation, Route 29 street lights installation requested, and four new teachers hired with minimum salaries of 1400.
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Charles T. Woodcruff
Nire Union
New Jersey
Olympic Park
Arcoli Manufacturing Company
Chestnut Avenue
Board of Education
Woodfield Stadium
Arthur G. Woodfield
Hillside
Emil A. Herrigel
Norman L. Sanford
Lawn Mower Height and Clipping Tips for Home Lawns
Union County Agricultural Agent Erle H Peterson Jr explains clipping removal is optional for home lawns. Maintain mower height at 1.5 inches to avoid smothering. use a catcher when clippings cover grass. Leaving clippings provides mulch and fertilizing value, and adjustments involve bedknife and roller brackets.
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Erle H Peterson, Jr
Union County
Insect Lecture At Trailside Museum
Fred T. Naumann of Summit will lecture on moths and butterflies at Trailside Museum Wat chung Reservation at 3 p.m. Sunday July 27. He studies insects since boyhood, leads Brook lyn Entomological Society, and is vice president of Summit Nature Club. He represents Seavill Manufacturing Company and travels the South collecting specimens. He will avoid scientific terms for lay audience.
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Fred T. Naumann
Summit
Trailside Museum
Watchung Reservation
Brooklyn Entomological Society
Summit Nature Club
Union County Park Commission
Uaumann
Seavill Manufacturing Company
Brass Manufacturing Company
America
Naumann
Enthusiast to Highlight Butterflies and Moths Study
Dr. Harold N. Moldenke promotes public interest in butterflies and moths as pollinators and beauty subjects. Naumann will present local species, display mounted specimens, live moths, and caterpillars, detailing rearing methods. The talk notes 75 000 global species, with many in New Jersey.
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Harold N. Moldenke
Union County Park Commission
Mar
Naumann
New Jersey
Lakehurst
N. J
Deadline Approaches for Social Security Reports
Leonard F. Sawyer of the Elizabeth Social Security office warns housewives and farm operators that July 39 1952 is the filing deadline for Social Security tax reports covering April May and June 1952. If you employ a worker 24 days or pay 50 or more dollars in cash, you are an employer and must report wages and tax. Households may request the pamphlet Do You Have a Maid from the SSA or Collector of Internal Revenue.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Newark
New S Jersey
Production and Marketing Administration
Social Security
Elizabeth
The
Social Security Administration
East
Jersey Street
Plainfield
Somerville
Leonard F. Sawyer
Sawver
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Che Hillside Times
Mayfair Barber Shop
N. Broad St
Mayfair Theatre
Trailside
Elizabethport
First Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bloy Street
Seeeeseryrreee
Ntarei
Cee Ann Tey Arama
Mayfair
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J
Cerven Liquors
North Broad ST
Powell Key & Law
Liberty Ave
ESAS
West Side
Newark, N. J
Springfield Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton Place
Orange Ave
Classified Business Directory
Peter A. Drobach Co
Arthur Seale
North Broad
Hillside, N. J
Bloy ST
Lennox
R. F. Stengel & Son
General Auto
Mittleman Bros
Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Heinz
Esso
Home Utilities Co., Inc
Essex
KODAK
Graflex
Coit Street
Irvington
Bell & Howell
Revere
Lionel
Stuyvesant Ave
Union
Zenith
Lipschutz Bros
N. Broad &T
Bailey Ave
Waverly
Sheet Metal Contractors
Nuse-Wilson
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers Sales & Service
General Auto Repairing
Louis Nuse, Jr
J. J. Wilson
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
Camera Exchange
Delaware Valley
Morris Ave
N. Broad Street
King Street
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Wally Tomy
White St
Hillside Hobby
Sport
Hillside Rotary Club
Rose of Friendship Circle
Hillside Boosters
Shade Tree Commission
Chilst the King Church
Theresa M. Bensen
Ady
Elo’s
Gurdave
Supreme Live Poultry Market
Long Ave
Hillside Realty
Roward J. Bloy
Realtor
Real Estate General Insurance
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
WaAverly
Hillside Radio
Liberty Ayve
Winans Ave
Sun Tube Corp
Federation of America
the Hillside Times
Sunday Hollywood Association
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