Hillside Times Publication Details and Contact Info
The Hillside Times, entered as second class matter January 1, 1925 at the Alizabeth New Jersey post office. Published weekly on Thursdays from Hillside New Jersey. Subscription rates two dollars and fifty cents annually. single copies five cents. Canada and foreign postage added. Communications invited with name and address.
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Alizabeth
New Jersey
Oad Street
Hillside
TIMES
United States
Canada
Hillside election signals two-party potential for future
The Hillside election shows Democrats and Republicans both energized and facing responsibility. Voters may shift power as two of five Township Committee seats become pivotal, with January 1 swearing in shaping the balance. Both parties must stay merit focused to avoid one party dominance again.
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Hillside
Milton B. Conford
Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Raymond R. King
Arthur T. Lee
Hillside News Roundup of 20 Years Past
In the first week of Hillside Red Cross drive two hundred dollars was collected. Theodore Woolman of 119 Fitzpatrick street was honored by the New Jersey Telephone Company for long service. Jacob L. Bauer urged the State Highway Commission not to contribute to culvert work on Route 29. Debating Day drew Hillside High School and public speaking students. Hillside Basketball Club formed with Billy Simes as head. WPA class registrations in literature citizenship and public affairs began at the schools. George H Cowie Jr elected president of New Jersey Elementary Principals Association at Atlantic City convention. Hillside High football players enjoyed a Mayfair movie ahead of Linden game. Township Committee called for tougher action on drunken charges after a lenient court bail policy.
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Hillside
New Jersey Pet Telephone Company
Theodore Woolman
Fitzpatrick Street
Jacob L. Bauer
State Highway Commission
Hillside High School
Billy Simes
Ture
Board of Education
WPA
George H Cowie Jr
Harden-Locker School
New Jersey Elementary Principals Association
Atlantic City
New Jersey State Teachers Association
Hillside Woman's Club President Retires With Sendoff
A reception for Mrs. George Potts, retiring president of the Woman's Club of Hillside, was held at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club before Potts sails for Holland. Undersheriff TM bee-S-Rigby is sworn in as Union County sheriff.
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George Potts
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Book Characters Brought To Life At P T A Meeting
Children dressed as famous book figures performed scenes at the Calvin Coolidge School P T A meeting. Participants included Diane Dioda Anita Jascor Kathy Rubinett Julie ark as Little Women Barbara Heuck Scarlet O Hara of Gone With the Wind.
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Calvin Coolidge School
P.T.A
Diane Dioda
Anita Jascor
Kathy Rubinett
Julie Ark
Barbara Heuck
Scarlet O'Hara
Library Program Showcases Grade School Reading
A school program featured books including Wind Little Red Riding Hood and Captain Kidd. Librarian Mrs. Ford Meyer urged adults to explore selections, while Mrs. Arthur Dienst and Mrs. Walter Stump reported on the state PTA convention in Atlantic City and thanked members for their representation. An attendance prize was won by TS srade. Hostesses were mothers of fifth and sixth graders.
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Wind
Susan Shapiro
Peter Giovine
Captain Kidd
Dolores Costa
Mary Anne Barbiere
Elizabeth Browning
Rudy Weber
Peggy Dienst
Leonard Hanus
Walter Stump
Atlantic City
TS Srade
New Social Security Provisions Aid World War II Veterans
Leonard F. Sawvel explains the 1950 Social Security Amendments offering 160 wage credits per month for every service member with 90 days of active duty between 1940 and 1947. Credits boost old-age and survivors benefits, are not affected by VA pensions, and apply unless blocked by other federal plans.
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Leonard F. Sawvel
Union
Somerset County Social Security Office
Veterans Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hillside Times
THE
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
Union Station
Washington
Supreme Live Poultry Market
Long Ave
Liberty Ave
TY Ave
Ron Hornet
Commodore
Billy Rose
Abc-Tv
MAPLE
Rugged Hudson
Merkle Motors
Waverly
Hillside, N. J
Silverstein
Mgr
Compher
ESSO
Advance Brake & Clutch Co
Elizabeth Ave
Meeker Newark
N. J. WaAverly
Millerkin’s
Maple Ave
Chancellor Ave
Newark
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Corsetieres
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Applebaum
Prince
N. J
D. Pashman
School of Dancing
N. Broad ST
Mayfair Theatre
Wally Tomy
White St
Delaware Valley
Cor
King St
Elizabeth
Furriers
Fogel - Klein
Hillside Loan CO
Furs, Inc
Halsey Street
Elo’s
Gurdave
Hillside Reals Company
Howard J. Bloy
Hillside, N
Macy
UNY
L. A
CEN Singer Sewing
Mittleman Bros
Quality Bakers
Zenith
Morris Ave
Wolfson Corsetieres
Lady Marlene
Goddess
Hidden Treasure
Bien’ Jolie & Smoothie Foundation
Insuran
Kathryn A. Kell
General Insurance
North Broad Steel
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