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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
6
Public Service Electric and Gas Company advises mothers to provide appetizing well rounded meals for schoolchildren. It stresses breakfast lunch and dinner importance milk as a key food and includes simple recipes for Baked Macaroni and Cheese Cotton Tail Salad Frankfurter Stew and Snowflake Cake with serving amounts and bake times.
William Yednak Jr. 19 of 216 Route 29 was released in Hillside town custody after an appearance in Magistrate's Court on petty larceny charges. He and three juveniles were arrested after hub caps were reported missing near 1481 Compton terrace and were found traveling without lights on Liberty Avenue. The youths admitted the thefts to Patrolmen Voelk and Frowery.
A Catholic letter urges readers to nourish faith through Bible study prayer and reflection, warning against worldly distractions that erode belief. It contrasts spiritual guidance with secular snubs, while a separate legal notice names creditors and estate actions following 1949 proceedings in Union County New Jersey.
Union County Agricultural Agent Fred D. Osman emphasizes cultural practices and timely spraying to control garden pests. Aphids on chrysanthemums and cabbage family crops are common. use nicotine sulfate soap, pyrethrum, or rotenone. Promptly remove bean tops, cover roots, and bury debris to reduce overwintering pests and plant diseases.
Instructions urge burning material from peony and plant care debris to reduce future spraying. Leaves and stems should be burned to prevent pest buildup and lower next year’s chemical needs. Emphasizes garden hygiene as a proactive measure for healthier blooms.
Clayton R. Williams of Belvidere received a 30 day Union County Jail term for driving without a license. Arrested on Route 29 and processed by Officer Robert Mason, Williams could not pay a $100 fine and $3 court costs. Allen Wanna maker of Washington accompanied Williams and was released after questioning.
National Labor Relations Board announces steps toward negotiating a union shop for production maintenance employees. The move outlines procedures and timelines guiding the bargaining process and employer participation.
A community appeal shows volunteers soliciting for the United Red Feather drive. One caller will visit homes to avoid multiple asks and encourage donations to support disease relief homeless aid youth services and other local needs for the full year.
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