Hillside clubs praised for service and eyemobile drive
Edward J. Bolden, district governor, lauded Hillside Lions Club Thursday for service and urged awareness of the eyemobile screening unit. The club, meeting at College Inn, also pledged $1,000 to the Eye Institute of New Jersey.
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Hillside Lions Club
Edward J. Bolden
Eyemobile
College Inn
Eye Institute of New Jersey
Hillside Times notices and births in brief
Graduation at Naval Training Center Great Lakes includes Hiawatha Brockington Jr. A birth report covers Kristofer Adam Tsairis and Andrew S Myers with Hillside ties. Hadassah to meet March 16 at Temple Shemrel Torah. Anthony Avella named for Who's Who in the East. Coffee origins traced from Africa to Algeria.
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Navy
Hiawatha L. Brockington, Jr
Hiawatha L. Brockington
Williamson Ave
Hillside
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Kristofer Adam
Kelly
Joyce
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Hillside Times
Hadassah
Temple Shemrel Torah
Anthony A. Avella
Revolutionary era betrayal and executions by Hetfields in New Jersey
In November 1789 Colonel Matthias Ogden of the First New Jersey Regiment and Captain Jonathan Dayton of the Third New Jersey were captured at Herds Tavern by a British raiding party led by the Hetfields. They were imprisoned on Staten Island then released to New York where Ogden befriended British officers. The Hetfields executed Rahway resident Stephen Ball on Bergen Point after local authorities refused to detain him. John Smith Hetfield escaped from Burlington jail after a cattle theft, and George Hair was fined for aiding the breakout. Cornelius Hetfield returned from England postwar, was jailed in Newark for Stephen Ball’s murder, tried with notable lawyers, and discharged by Judge Pennington under treaty terms, later returning to England.
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Matthias Ogden
First
New Jersey
Jonathan Dayton
Third
Herd’s Tavern
Connecticut
Hetfields
Ogden
England
Stephen Ball
Rahway
Staten Island
Ball
Thomas Long
Patt
Skinner
Bergen Point
Bayonne
John Smith Hetfield
Westfield
Burlington
George Hair
Cornelius Hetfield
Elizabethtown
Hetfield
Newark
Aaron Ogden
Isaac Williamson
William Chetwood
Pennington
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Saybrook Mother—Daughter
Saybrook A.P
Morris P.T.A
Rona Parker
Barbara Studney
Nancy Light
Father & Son
A. P. Morris Auditorium
Hillside Knights of Columbus
Council
Columbian Hall
Liberty Ave
Guatemala
Felix Nidzgorski
Sisterhood Bazaar
Temple
Shomrei Torah
Selma Peyser
Shomrei Torah Sisterhood
Ladies Guild
Ladies Guild of the Alexian Brothers Hospital
Morris Ave
Union
Annette Silverman
Mason-Edwards
East Jersey St
Elizabeth
Frank Paladino
Duncan Currie
William O' Neill
Genevieve Walsh
John Fiore
Alexis Latsky
John Kozlowski
Anthony Yudd
Theodore Jankowski
Ruth Sullivan
Margaret Rich
Edward Hanbicki
America
Hahne
Christ the King
Home School Association
Sue Ricci
Vi Mateer
International House of Pancakes
Samuel Schnitzer
Clark St
Alan Blander
Ronni Schnitzer
Harry Katz
Susan
Colonia
Kean College
Michael Isreal
Bertha Doerner
Mary McTaggart
Robert Dollinger
Brian Molloy
William
Chas. Cerlen Stores, Inc
Broad St
Tsairis
Cliffwood Beach
Johnathan Edward
Andrew S
Jack C. Myers
Little Ferry
Englewood Hospital
Englewood
Myers
Janice Stieber
Jane
Sam
Linda Cordoni
Sam, Jr
Lionel
Maria Martins
Dan
Agnes Dordoni
Hillside Chapter
Galla
Ethiopa
Algeria
Hatfield Brothers
Renegades
Presbyterian Church
Cornelius Hatfield
Elizabeth River
James Caldwell
New York
Hatfield
Pearl Street
Cornelius Hetfield, Sr
King George
Abraham Lubberson
Matthias Heathfield
Harmonia Savings Bank
Mutual Savings Fund
Harmonia
Rema
Union Square
Scotch Plains
Morris Avenue
the FaMily SavInGs Bank
North Ave
Crestwood
Middletown
Harmony Road
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