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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
8
Job ad for a public school janitorial position from 3 PM to 12 PM with excellent conditions and a salary range of 2700 to 33400 plus paid vacation. Requires references. Located near Elizabeth. Apply to box 555 at Hillside Times.
The class of '55 elected Nancy Branom as president Barbara Weller as vice president Dolores vada as secretary and Eugene Kern as treasurer They hold roles in the Forensic League SGA and other clubs. The group plans a February sophomore dance while seniors rehearse You Cant Take It With You starting December 6.
The candidate declares no regrets and attacks party machinations while appealing to Hillside voters. He frames his bid as a fight against monopolizing power, stressing independence, personal responsibility, and serving 8,000 residents.
Miss Ernestine M. Trubenbach of 1314 Salem Avenue will receive honors Thursday October 40 at a dinner and reception by Hillside Chapter No 192 OES at the Masonic Temple in Elizabeth. She serves as Fraternal Correspondent for the Grand Chapter and is active in Rainbow for Girls. Attending will be Most Worthy Grand Matron Eva Hartung and Most Worthy Grand Patron Hector E. Macdonald among other state officers.
The Township of Hillside announces a general election on November 4, 1952 at designated polling places from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Voters elect President, Vice President, U S Senator, U S Representative for New Jersey’s 5th District, Union County Registrar, three Union Freeholders, Township Committee member, and a two year unexpired term tax collector. Public questions include State Referendum No 1 on a $25,000,000 state debt for health and welfare facilities and related financing. State Referendum No 2 concerns authorization of a public utility act.
The Jolly Dozen met at Mrs. George Ivans home at 315 Fitzpatrick street to plan a November 19 theatre party at the Paper Mill Playhouse to view The Chocolate Soldier. Proceeds from a recent costume jewelry sale were donated to the Union County Cerebral Palsy League.
Pack 196 led by Cubmaster Raymond J. Brennan inducted 30 new Cub Scouts at a candlelight get acquainted meeting at George Washington School last Thursday. Sol Soroka and Harold Heres assisted. the full Pack committee was introduced.
Description outlines the boundaries of the First and Second districts from the Lehigh Valley Railroad line through streets including Mertz Avenue Clark Street Bond Street Hillside Avenue and Bend Street to the county line. It specifies center-line measurements and directional segments with reference to intersections and city blocks.
Historic scrawled description outlines multiple numbered districts and boundary lines along Liberty Avenue Winans Summit Maple and Columbia avenues, Lehigh Valley Railroad, and Essex County lines. The lengthy excerpt specifies starting points, directions and parallels for boundaries across districts one through fifteen, referencing streets, railroad lines, and county lines.
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