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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

9

Hillside Times masthead and staff note

The Hillside Times lists Sidney Silverstein as publisher and Robert Kaplan as editor in chief with the business manager shown as contact. The publication advertises a telephone line for reader inquiries and service in the local area.

THE Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Robert Kaplan Telephone Waverly

Let Your Common Sense Be Your Guide to the Catholic Church

An appeal to readers to question anti Catholic propaganda and consider church history and doctrine. The Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church Hillside New Jersey invites inquiries for factual Catholic information, arguing the church has endured 1900 years and grown to hundreds of millions.

TIMES United States Canada The England Holy Name Society Christ the King Church Bloystreet Hillside N. J Board of Health Christ the King Holy Name Society

CEO Proposes Four-Part Tax Budget Plan

The Committee for Economic Development outlines a 1952 budget cut of 6 billion, a 10 billion tax increase, tighter credit, and a private savings push. It calls for higher individual and corporate taxes, new retail excise taxes, and closing tax loopholes while urging strict government economy to curb inflation and sustain growth.

Committee For Economic Development

Hillside notices include rankings, licenses, and milestones

A Times Past column notes a testimonial for Dr. Reich and William Greenbaum by the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association at Smith’s Hall. It reports property purchases by Sinai Congregation at 1479 Maple Ave, a new district court clerk appointment for Stanley H. Weston, debates on Good Humor truck licensing, a new North End Regu lar Republican Club, eighth grade graduation at the Mayfair Theatre, Chest community outreach plans, junk yard licensing issues on Route 29, and the first Hillside high school twins Lorraine and Gorman Cauldron.

Jerome J. Reich William L. Greenbaum Patrolmen's Benevolent Association Hillside Smith’s Hall Hillside Avenue Maple Avenue Sinai Congregation of Stanley H. Weston Union Roselle Roselle Park Union County Board of Freeholders North End Regular Republican Club Republican Club Mayfair Theatre Community Chest Chest David H. Doremus Masonic Building Zoning Board of Adjustment Lorraine and Gorman

B rith Abraham Leader to Attend Fallsburg Convention

Leo Knoller of 267 Williamson Avenue will attend the Independent Order B rith Abraham annual convention June 17 to 20 at the Flagler Hotel Fallsburg New York. He will be accompanied by his wife Frances and daughter Sheila. Widow Grace C Bernau of 57 King Street seeks estate as executrix and beneficiary after the death of Frederick W Bernau on May 21 per Surrogate Charles A Otto.

Leo Knoller Williamson Avenue Independent Order B'rith Abraham Flagler Hotel Fallsburg N. Y New Jersey Order Knoller Frances Sheila Grace C. Bernau Kingstreet Frederick W. Bernau Charles A. Otto

Thieves Break Into Three Gas Stations

Thieves hit three Route 29 stations Sunday night after failed attempts. Compher's Esso near Public Service bridge was entered through a side window. a cigarette machine was taken though the amount is unknown. Percy Berry's 123 Route 29 station saw barred windows and a broken glass halt progress. Atlantic Gas Station at 18 Route 29 was entered via restroom window but no property was taken. Deputy Chief Korlesky said the same persons appeared to be involved at all sites, with a similar pattern near each other.

Thelves Compher Compher’s Percy Berry Route 29 Atlantic Gas Route Louis Alello Paul Korlesky

Local Civic and Community Events List Needs Card

A roundup of upcoming civic events includes election of Knights of Columbus officers, a strawberry festival by Mothers Circle at Hillside Presbyterian, Saybrook School commencement, Ninth District Civic Association meeting, plus celebrations and reunions such as Chapter 192 OES birthday, High School Class of 1926 reunion, Junior Woman's Club theatre party on June 25 and Township Committee meeting on June 27.

Knights of Columbus Council Mothers Circle Hillside Presbyterian Church Saybrook School Ninth District Civic Association O.E.S

A Quiet Sermon and Local Notices

A religious reflection urges parents to nurture children as a divine trust and guide their spiritual growth alongside earthly needs. Arrest news reports Morris Bernstein of Long Island charged with speeding 60 mph on Route 29, bail set at 18 dollars. Township notes promote quick home sales via Theresa M. Bensen, broker. Driving or walking take it easy.

Morris Bernstein Busher Avenue Long Island Cantrell

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