Park Development Plans Tied to Referendum Approval
The Hillside Union Park project commander outlined a three mile parkway spanning 220 acres with 120 acres of recreation areas including softball and football facilities. Land procurement is underway and the plan includes flood basins along Route 29 and Salem road. If the November referendum passes the cost to taxpayers would rise about 145000 dollars, roughly 2.1 to 2.4 cents per dollar of assessment. The Union County Freeholders back the effort and pledge cooperation with Union Township.
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Commission
Elizabeth Parther River Parkway
Union Avenue
Essex County Line
State Highway Commission
Elizapeth River
Tracy
Hsie
Rutgers Avenue
Tles
Chatfield
Hillside
Route 29
Salem Road
County
Union
F. Edward Biertuempfe
Union Township Committee
Irving Eisen
Union Township
George W. Herlich
Hillside Ownship Committee
Essex County
Park Commission
Turnpike Commission
Union County Park
Herlich
Joseph Buttwell
Robert McNamara
Chester Street
Philip Peck
Voorhees Street
James McTernan
Conant Street
Elizabeth River Parkway meeting discussed costs and routes
Albert Woothbard asked about capital costs for the Elizabeth River project while Tracy disclosed about half a million dollars per mile. Lester Dix questioned Ursine Lake plans. Weller and Reed urged Salem road and Route 29 recreation focus. Raya Bernstein urged continued progress and public awareness. Philip Peck invited volunteers to join the Elizabeth River Parkway Association as Eisen opened the meeting. Tracy presented park system slides showing diverse park activities.
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Arthur Dienst
Elizabeth River
Tracy
Lester Dix
Lakeview Drive
William Weller
Broadway
Leslie Reed
Salem Road
Route 29
Conant Street
Raya Bernstein
Goodovernment Association
Elizabeth River Parkway Association
Philip Peck
Voorhees Street
Simple Guide to Travel on the Rails of Faith
A devotional text praises rail travel as a metaphor for spiritual journey. It urges travelers to stay on the right train and follow simple rules, noting engineers, crews, theologians, and laypeople should learn the road to heaven and apply its guidelines.
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Heaven
Catholic Faith as Train to Heaven Explored in Metaphor
The article uses a railway allegory to argue that Catholicism, led by the Pope and priests, provides a simple path to heaven. It states faith and obedience as the ticket, with Christ’s words guiding believers. Contact Holy Name Society at Christ the King Church Hillside New Jersey for more information.
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Board of Managers
Jesus
Heaven
Kingdom of Heaven
Holy Name Society
Christ the King Church
Bloy St. Hillside
N. J
Willard Hochderffer Rites and Family Remembered
Services led by Rev George M Runner at Hillside Presbyterian for Willard J Hochderffer 59 of 229 Hollywood Ave with Harden Looker Post 50 attendance. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. He served in WWI as a cook in the 326th Tank Battalion and later worked as a lithographer and tavern operator. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter in California and two stepchildren in Hillside.
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George M. Runner
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Harden-Looker Post 50
American Legion
Willard J. Hochderffer
Hollywood Avenue
Lee
Salem Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Hochdorffer
California
326Th Tank Battalion
American Color Type Company
Clifton
Gertrude Ellwood Hochderfferve
Wilard J, Jr
Piederffer
Milby Hochderffer
Lorraine Wetzel Peters
Edward Wetzel
Hillside
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Howard Savings
Broad Street
Newark
Bloomfield Ave
Bloomfield & Clifton Aves
Springfield Ave
Bergen ST
Vailsburg
South Orange & Sandford
New Jersey
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tom
Marj
Angel
Reddy
Albert Woothbard
Capitol
Catholic Information
Seleds
TOBIA
Philco
Liberty Avenue
Hillside, N. J
Clintonian Appliances
Clinton Avenue
Telephone Bigelow
Sonta
Monty
Slifer Typewriter CO
High Street
Newark, N. J
Legion Services
Willard Hochderffer
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