Thuro A C Endorses Joseph Buttwell for Tax Collector
At a meeting of the Thuro A C held at 212 Long Avenue last Wednesday Joseph Buttwell independent candidate for tax collector was endorsed by the club. The statement praises Buttwell's 15 years of civic group service and asserts his education and background fit the office. The club says his allegiance is to the people of Hillside and that he would run the office with their welfare in mind.
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Thuro A C
Long Avenue
Joseph Buttwell
Charles Buttwell
Hillside
Thuro A. C
George Washington School Pupils Visit Hillside Library
The sixth grade class from George Washington School toured Hillside Public Library guided by teacher Mrs. Nancy Markson and librarian Mrs. Meyer. A program included discussion and instruction on library use and exposure to numerous books and materials.
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George Washington School
Hillside Public Library
Nancy Markson
Ford
Meyer
Buttwell Principles Rally Draws Hillside Crowd
At a home gathering in Hillside, Joseph Buttwell spoke as an independent candidate for tax collector, urging voters to back Democrats over Republican incumbents. He criticized the 29 point tax cut plan, urged evaluation of past records, and urged support for the Democratic ticket in 1951.
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Raymond Hodge
Fairbanks Street
Joseph Buttwell
Aiambi Tlhe Maanminsteallar Ygyrt
Time Running Out Signoff Letter to Hillside Times
A Hillside Times letter from a Democratic writer argues a political upheaval is forming and urges readers to rally to support changes for good government. The writer repeats that commitments are needed and cites prior statements from March about impending upheaval.
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Hillside Times
Democratic Party
Ex Student Profiles College Life at New Jersey College for Women
Lorraine Williams of 119 Fairbanks Street described her student experiences in a Tuesday evening program arranged by the Middlesex County Alumnae Club of NJC Womans College for high school girls in Middlesex County. Parents teachers and NJC alumnae attended along with prospective students. A separate public notice begins with a surrogate’s order for Josephine Jansak executrix of Victor Th Wink attorney, listing creditors to file claims within six months.
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Lorraine Williams
Fairbanks Street
New Jersey College For Women
Middlesex Cow
Jameson Wuaitorum
Rutgers University
Dlesex
NJC
Charles A, Utto
Union
Iuber
de Renee
NA Jansak
Vet Building Unit Elects New Officers and Trustees
Three new trustees and officers were elected Friday night by the War Veterans Memorial Building Association. Carmen Ferrigno is president with Walter Howell first vice president Henry Groh second vice president Paul Kifner treasurer Charles Maul secretary and counsel Ellsworth J. Sterner and George Myra assistant secretary. Woodruff handles publicity. An auditing committee includes Daniel Leib Groh and Hurk George Martin. Trustees and Central Veterans Committee members will meet November 1 with the Township Committee to discuss the building Memorial. Also Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing hosts masquerade dance October 28 at 8 p.m.
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War Veterans Memorial Building Association
Carmen Ferrigno
Joseph—Prokepevier
George—e— Woodruff
Ferrigno
Walter Howell
Henry Groh
Paul Kifner
Charles Maul
Ellsworth J. Sterner
George Myra
Woodruff
Daniel Leib
D.A.V. Groh
Hurk
American Legion
George Martin
V.F.W. Trustees
Memorial Building Association
Central Veterans Committee
Cub Pack 193 Holds Its First Meeting
Cub Pack 193 opened its season at Calvary Lutheran Church with five new boys passing Bobcat requirements. New Cub Master Dr C Prentiss Ward introduced. Den mothers named as Mrs Ames Mrs Greer Mrs Shaver Mrs Orlando. Scrapbooks of scenery cards were made and sent to the Children's Hospital. winners included Ronald Orlando David Yuill and Charles Schulz.
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Cub
Calvary Lutheran Church
Bobcats
Charles Ames
Cubs
Children’s Hospital
Ronald Orlando
David Yuill
Charles Schulz
Legion to Report on Setting for Post Lot Sale
A special committee of Harden Jaker Post 50 American Legion delayed sale of a Hillside Avenue lot near North Broad Street for two weeks. A $500 offer was made. Baker & Taylor Co and the township may bid, especially if the township holds a lien for possible car darking and a larger sum could be obtained. New Legion trustees were elected and the Central Veterans Committee will press for veterans preference in township appointments where qualifications are equal.
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Harden Jaker
American Legion
Hillside Avenue
North Broad Street
Baker
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Carteret
Argesty
Jarteret Toe TF and Loan Association
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Buttwell
Republican Party
Robert A. McNamara
Hillside Democratic Party
Hillside Democratic Club
New York City Bus Line No
North Broad St
36Th St
6Th Ave
1St St
Broadway
39Th St
10Th Ave
The
Green Flyer, Inc
Homecraft, Inc
Morris Ave
Formica Specialists
Daniel Leeds
Masons’ Supplies
New Jersey
Sherwin-Williams
Val
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty Ave
Hetat
Josephine Jansak
Victor Th Wink
Attanpey Front St
Plainfield, N. J
Wight
Sister Kenny Foundation
Fifth Ave
New York
Vet Building Unit
Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing
Cub Pack 193
Legion
North Broad- Street
Liberty Avenue
Mertz
Emerson
cNew
TOBIA
Hillside Appliance Co
Li Me Ave
NTA
Slifer
Typewriter CO
Rentea
High St
Newark, N. J
Harold C
Ogden
North Broad St. Elizabeth
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