Hillside Times published weekly in Hillside New Jersey
Hillside Times, entered as second class matter in January 1926 at the Elizabeth New Jersey post office, published every Thursday from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside by Hillside Times Publishing Company. Sidney Silverstein is business manager and Robert Kaplan editor. subscription $2.50 yearly, 5 cents per issue. Canada and foreign postage added. Letters welcome with name and address.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
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TIMES
United States
Canada
Hillside Times
North Broad St
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Is War with Russia Inevitable According to Kennan
The piece discusses George Kennan's readers digest argument on avoiding war with Russia. It outlines five questions about war, Soviet aims, atomic weapons, and U S policy. Kennan advocates a vigorous unchanged cold war stance, cautious skepticism about imminent war, and steady support for allies.
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Russia
Soviet Union
United States
George F. Kennan
State Department
Kennan
Lenin
U. S
Kremlin
Hillside Measles Report Signals Possible School Closure
Health Inspector Samuel Jowitt informed the Board of Health that Hillside Avenue School may close due to a large measles outbreak. The report outlines several cases and discusses necessary public health actions.
Quiet Talk on Deliverance and Prayer in Troubled Times
A preacher reflects on human sin and suffering and calls for deliverance through God. He quotes Jesus inviting the laboring to rest and cites Jerusalem as a mother hen gathering her brood. Trust in God, he says, will deliver us from evil and renew daily prayer in the Christian spirit.
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God
Jesus
Jerusalem
Community events and meetings calendar excerpt
A dated listing of local events includes Cub Pack 196 meeting, municipal committee session, Saybrook School PTA square dance, St. Catherine's vs Church of Christ the King charity basketball, Hillside Avenue PTA visit to Sunrise Dairies, PTA Presidents Council meeting, April social and club nights, township committee conferences on water, American Legion nights, board meetings, Hadassah spring dance, and tuberculosis clinic days.
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Lomorroy
Saybrook School
P.T.A
St. Catherine’s Church
Church of Christ the King
Hillside Avenue School
P T.A
P.T.A. Presidents Council
Henry Groh
American Legion
Board of Health
Board of Education
Hillside
Hadassah
Vital Statistics Births Check of New Arrivals
Three births announced with full names and addresses: Christopher Clark Todd at 1401 Coe Avenue. Glenn Alan Bischoff at 508 Locust Avenue. James J. Moss at 515 Chapman Street.
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Christopher Clark Todd
Coe Avenue
Glenn Alan Bischoff
Locust Avenue
James J. Moss
Chapman Street
Marriage Licenses and Deaths Listed in Local Notices
A long list of names appears for marriages licenses with pairs like Everett G Brown and Alice G Hubschman and Raymond Fellman with June Zimmerson. The section also records deaths including Pauline Handler Emily Conroy LeRoy Haynes Henry Gaeckle Herman Singer Frederick Tichenor Helen Ashley Annie Fields and Walter Skoczynski along with addresses.
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Everett G. Brown
Hillside
Alice G. Hubschman
Quabeck Avenue
Manuel Busch
New Brunswick
Claire Reiss
Sterner Road
Alfred Muszynski
Mildred Maranoff
Lois Gloris Lessner
Highland Avenue
Walter N. Tabit
Margaret Holzschuh
Tillman Street
Howard Einskern
Newark
June Sehmidt
Winans Avenue
Jacob Kinzler
New York City
Jewel Lehr
Hartley Terrace
Pauline Handler
Clark Street
Emily Conroy
Ramsey Avenue
LeRoy I.F. Haynes
Florence Avenue
Henry Gaeckle
Miriam Place
Herman Singer
Sweetland Avenue
Frederick W. Tichenor
North Broad Street
Helen M. Ashley
Kubert Street
Annie Fields
Fitzpatrick Street
Walter Skoczynski
Locust Street
Pruning Hybrid Tea Roses Across Seasons and Caner Tips
Union County Agricultural Agent Fred D. Osman outlines pruning hybrid tea roses. Remove dead wood and check for brown or common canker, cutting 2 to 3 inches below affected areas. Eliminate weak canes, aiming for 3 to 5 strong canes near the ground, then choose between heavy or light cuts to balance flower size and quantity.
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Fred D. Osman
Union County
Surrogate's Notice of Final Account in Union County Estate
Notice is given that the final account of administrator Joseph J. Fernicola of the estate of Louis Fernicola will be settled in Union County Court on March 30 at 10 AM. The matter lists multiple name variants and adjourns to solicitor John M. Saccone of Newark, with dated February 25, 1960, and fees of $7. SHARIFI'S SALE details a Chancery Division execution in Union County for lands in Hillside Township to be sold April 12 at 2 PM, describing a Hollywood Avenue to Stone Street parcel map and a figure due of about $2,195.09 plus interest and costs.
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Louis Fernicola
Luigi Fernicola
Louis Fernecola
Louisa, Fernecola
Union County Court
Prelate Division
Joseph J. Fernicola
Pebuary
John M. Saccrone
Clinton St
Newark
N. J. Y March
Sharifi
Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division
Union County
William Mueller
Elizabeth Mueller
Ernest Aichele
Marie Alchele
Court House
Elizabeth
N. J
Hillside
Union
New Jersey
Hollywood Avenue
Leland Place
Stone Street
Hollywod Avenue
Hollywood
Luster
County of Union
Charles B. Ayers
Anton A, Vit, Jr
Superior Court OF
New Jinan
Waynesday
News Jersey
Ny Alty
Boy Street
Blay Street
Oor Tnown
Lels
West Lyons Marj
Hillside Township
A. T. Gray
Hillaire
Charles EB. Ayres
James Bannon, Jr
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Telephone Waverly
U.S
Moscow
Mr. Kennan
Mayfair Theatre
O. E Hillside Times
Hillside Avenue
Samuel Jowitt
Louis R. Wallack
Union County Trust Company
Central Home Trust Company
Nathan R. Leavitt
County Board of Taxation
Republican Club of
Hillside, Inc
Salvadore F. la Corte
Elizabeth District Court
James P. Mitchell
ERA
Celia Trousdell
Philip Letzelter
Hurden Street Neighbors' Association
David Knox
Hurden Street
George H. Honeywell
Board of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
John N. DeBrunner
Honeywell
Albert B. Luthenauer
Hillside High School
Elizabeth Armory
Jefferson High School
Jefferson
Prank J. LaTora
Scotch Plains
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
Cub Pack
Municipal Civic Center Committee
Sigma Lambdaki Sorority
Township Committee
Dale Isbrecht
Long Avenue
Dianne Rose Vulture
Rutgers Avenue
Amy Carol Wolf
Maple Avenue
Carol Ann Wilkes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richard John Blichko
Harvard Avenue
Hall Norman Goff
Conklin Avenue
Wendy Ressler
Schley Street
Joseph Alan Bonanto
Princeton Avenue
Guy Michael Brugger
Boston Avenue
David Michael Summerer
Liberty Avenue
Elliot Ira Gaines
Michael Henry Dienst
Dod Place
Karen Joan Radzinski
Nancy Hale Ewertsen
Barbara Lenore Nuse
Sante Belfiglio
Alison T. Rubin
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Elizabethport Banking Company
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Theresa M. Kensed
Briff's
Sheriff’s Sale
PO Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty Ave
Rad
Roxdale Quality
A. Capro & CO
Mertz Ave
N. Broad St
Gomer
ESSO
Looker
S. Silverstein
Adv
Mgr
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Hortense Greenwald
Studio
Zenith Camera Exchange
Bonen
Ee Oress
Jubin Bros
Cee Avenue Hillside
Telephone
Cranford
C. E. Trubenbach
South Avenue East
Funeral Designs
DELAWARE E_VALLEY NURSERY
Broad ST
Cor
King Bt
Elisabeth
Goldfinger’s
Lyons Ave
Sterling
Bristol
Kathryn A. Keller
Hillside Realty Company
Howard J. Bloy
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Gwe
Reaction Research Labs
Nat Carver
Eng
Woodruff Ave
N.J
Hillside Times Want Ads
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David
Evans
Waverly
Hillside, N. J
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
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