October Historic Milestones From Early American Times
The record notes key events: 1746 charter for the College of New Jersey at Princeton, 1915 march of 5,000 women for voting rights across states, 1963 Adlai Stevenson and UN Day speech disrupted in Dallas, 1923 Teapot Dome hearings beginning on Interior oil leases, and 1825 Erie Canal opening to traffic.
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College of New Jersey
Princeton University
New Jersey
New York City
Dallas
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Teapot Dome
Thomas Walsh
Mont
Department of the Interior
Bitter Family Dinner at Firehouse Theatre
The comedy centers on Catherine and her sisters Ceil and Ann during a strained vegetarian dinner. Ceil, a ruthless school superintendent, clashes with Catherine the vice principal and Ann the chemistry instructor as memories of their mother and a broken family surface. Fleur and Bob join as guests in a sharply funny, bitter clash of styles. Tickets are $2.50 general admission and $2 for students.
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Ceil
Moira O'Brien
Catherine
Cecil
Ann
Greenwich Village
Visitain 10
Phigue
Fleur
Barbara Randall
Bob
Frank Dundari
Pat Jasion
Elaine Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Firehouse Theatre
Maple Ave
Oakland Terrace
Lions offer free eye tests at Hillside Health Fair
Hillside Lions Club conducts free eye testing for preschool children ages three and a half to five for amblyopia at the Veterans Memorial Building with state Commission for the Blind staff and Lions help. Glaucoma exams will be provided by the Lions eyemobile at the Community Center on Hillside Avenue, with no cost to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
Hillside Health Fair
Veterans Memorial Building
Memorial Drive
State Commission For the Blind
Lions
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Folk Dance Group Seeks Greater Participation
The Hillside Folk Dance Group resumes at the Community Center 274 Hillside Ave every Wednesday 8 to 11 pm, now in its sixth year with free admission for Hillside residents. Annette Kurz leads sessions starting with beginner instruction 8 to 9 pm and progressing to intermediate and advanced as the night goes on. The group plans increased participation and healthful social activity for local adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hillside Ave
Annette Kurz
Lions Promote Rutgers-Columbia Game at Giants Stadium
The Lions Light Foundation of New Jersey sponsors the collegiate bicentennial football classic Rutgers versus Columbia at Giants Stadium East Rutherford on October 23 to aid the blind and visually handicapped. Hillside Lions Club members help sell tickets and promote attendance for the first college clash in the new stadium. The Eye Institute of New Jersey in Newark benefits from Lions funding, and clubs support vision screening and sight conservation statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
Columbia
Giants
East Rutherford
Lions Light Foundation
New Jersey
Hillside Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Texas Cowboys
Lions Club
Eye Institute of New Jersey
Newark
Lions Sight Foundation
Food Stamp Applications Open at Municipal Building
Residents may apply for food stamps at the Municipal Building on Wednesday October 20. Bring rent receipts utility and medical bills when applying. The service is provided through the food stamp program in Elizabeth with the local welfare department assisting older persons. Call Mrs J Goldhor at 923-6300 for questions and help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
J. Goldhor
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Yesteryears
Erie Canal
United States
Featuring
Garageford
NYC Policemen & Firemen
Charlie Capro, Inc
United Counties Trust Co
Liberty Ave
PUMA
TRL Sa
Ramsey Avenue
China
Club
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Jawn
Elizabet
Caeh & Carry
Bis
Broad St
Jersey City
Nawkirk St
Paramus
U. Saddle River
Little Falls
Pompton Plains
Pine Melee
EME
AL Tee
Lee
Thomasville
Amerigan-Crew
Stanley Hooker
Ae EL Sus Ag
Pare Stererei
Reece Ea
Ent
Parra
Ana Vality
Ebolero
Massey
Lamon
Mastin
THE
Hillside Times
Rutgers-Columbia
Investors
Jetset
Investors Savings and Loan Association
Millburn
East Orange
Prospect Street
Old Highway
Adelphia Road
Liberty Avenue
Irvington
Union Avenue
Naveline
Valley Drive
Plainfield
Park Avenue
Short Mills
Lovell Spring Lake Heights
Warren Avenue
UNION
Stuyvesant Avenue
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