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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
6
Levy Brothers Co. reports a fourth theft at its Soda Liberty Ave mill. Entry was gained by breaking a side door glass. Items stolen include cash and tools valued at 205 dollars, carpenters tools from the office, flashlights from nearby trucks, and bottles from a forced soft drink machine.
Funeral services were held Saturday at her home and Christ the King Church for Mrs. Sarah C. Freas 53 who died after a yearlong illness in Newark Beth Israel Hospital. She leaves husband Raymond J. Freas two sons John R Hillside and Ralph F Freas New York a daughter Mary S Freas two sisters Maude Boone Cleveland and Mary Dambly Philadelphia and three grandsons.
Garden note explains why blue pink hydrangeas may not flower in some plots. It outlines that buds form on old wood and pruning or cold injury prevents blooming, then offers winter protection methods using ropes, straw, and cover materials to save tip buds before hard freezes. It also lists local deaths and marriage licenses in Union.
A list of births records new sons and daughters in the community includes Richard Archer Harris 211 Nottingham way Kenneth Gary DeTrolio 1824 N Broad Street Jane Ethel Black 25 Tillman street Kathleen and Nancy Heller 373 Harvard avenue Philip John DeSarno 222 Conklin avenue Dennis Brian Kirk 1522 Center street Frances Levin 258 Liberty avenue Sandra Gail Rosenblatt 1480A Liberty avenue Barbara Lynn Nolan 1240 Long avenue Loretta Knopf 368 Columbia avenue Stanley Edward Christopher mentioned as a son.
State budget officials say only about 24 percent of non-personal salaries go to contract services. The rest of the tax dollar funds a mix of state government services and direct aid to local units for education highways and welfare.
Cub Pack 198 held its monthly gathering at Harden Locker School with an Indians theme. Eighteen new cubs joined under the lower age limit of eight, and five were advanced to Troop 94 led by Scout master Charles Rettino. Richard McGinn and Gregory Piegari earned Wolf arrows. Jack Middleman received the Wolf badge. Den Chief warrants went to Robert Burns and Charles Morro.
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