Hillside Times publisher and contact details
The Hillside Times lists publication as a Thursday issue printed at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. It names Sidney Silverstein as publisher and Robert Kaplan as editor with WAverly 39207. Subscriptions are 3.50 yearly. 8 cents per issue. postage added for Canada and foreign countries. Communications require writer name and acts for good faith.
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North Broad Street
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Hillside Times Publishing Company
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Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
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Hillside Lions hear outlook for profits and a hopeful future
A. Mosca of Central Lumber Co. told Hillside Lions Club that profits remain possible despite the depression and predicted the downturn would end soon. The Board of Health sought parental consent to vaccinate children against smallpox as a precaution. President Hoover toured Broad Street Station on a pre-election swing. Charles Streisel, 79, returned home after 60 years to reconnect with his 83-year-old brother George J. Streisel of 1600 Compton Place, much to surprised relatives. The Board of Education accepted title to property at Coe and Woodruff Avenues beside the High School. The 1938 Chevrolet touted a new clutch and 85 HP Valve-in-head six with updates in hood and body.
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In A. Mosca
Central Lumber Company
Elizabeth
Hillside Lions Club
Board of Health
Hillside
President Hoover
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Charles Streisel
George J. Streisel
Compton Place
Board of Education
Coe and
Woodruff Avenues
Chevrolet
Students Debate For Progress Club At Sinai Congregation
Hillside High School team Myrna Cooper man Adrienne Abramson argued for the United States remaining in the United Nations while Irvington High School team Lawrence Cohen and Mary Schoenfeld spoke against. Alexander Mooney of the Progress Club acted as chairman and moderator.
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Hillside
Irvington High School
United States
U.N
Progress Club
Sinai Congregation
Myrna Cooperman
Adrienne Abramson
Irvington
Lawrence Cohen
Mary Schoenfeld
Alexander Mooney
Ferrigno Sees County Park as Answer to Play Needs
Carmen J. Ferrigno Republican candidate for Township Committee stated that developing the Elizabeth River Parkway segment along Conant Street by the Union County Park Commission could render the Central Avenue Playground unnecessary. He noted the park property is under 100 yards away and would provide Hillside with a better park and playground at no township cost while freeing Central Avenue for added ratables. He hinted at other possible site options in town.
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Carmen J. Ferrigno
Central Avenue
Elizabeth River Parkway
Conant Street
Union County Park Commission
Ferrigno
Hillside
Albert L. Rothbard
Voorhees Street
William Gural
John C. Pozar
Benjamin Hale
Hillside Recreation Debate Focuses on Park Plans
Local chairman faces criticism as Ferrigno defends a Union County Park approach over Central Avenue Field. He urges using Conant Street land for park development to save taxpayers money and rely on the Park Commission for planning and maintenance, arguing political meddling harms public needs.
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Ferrigno
Democratic Party
Union County
Central Avenue
Recreation Commission
Hillside
Union County Park Commission
Conant Street
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Park Commission
Community Park Debate prompts Park Commission action
Readers urge citizens to push local Park Commission to develop Conant Street area using existing Central Avenue space while awaiting proper development. They call for concentrating on underserved town sites such as rear of Calvin Coolidge School and note current gym programs at Hillside Avenue School with Cub Pack 195 meeting planned for November 3.
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Hillside Avenue
Jewish Center Units Getting Under Way
The Hillside Jewish Center reports its club program has started with nine groups meeting weekly Pin-ups Aces Hawkes QT s Commanches Gems Crescents Silverteens and Sparks all planning activities for upcoming months.
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Hillside Jewish Center
Aces
Hawkes
Q.t.'s
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Gems
Crescents
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Sparks
Christian Science on Air No Obstacles to Progress
Radio program on Station WNBC New York Sunday morning November 2 features the topic No Obstacles To Progress. The Christian Science program airs from 8 30 to 9 o clock with remarks on progress and faith.
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WNBC
New York
Plenary Speaker Named for New Jersey Relations Forum
Alan Kempler of 1564 Leslie Street Montclair student at College Demonstration High School will be a plenary speaker at the twenty fifth annual New Jersey International Relations Forum January 17 at Montclair State Teachers College. He is active in the French Club Dramatics Club baseball and orchestra.
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Alan Kempler
Leslie Street
College Demonstration High School
Montclair
New Jersey International Relations Forum
Montclair State Teachers College
Kempler
Republican slogan sparks questions at Hillside Chapter event
Archibald Alexander, Democratic candidate for U S Senate, challenged Republicans on planned changes including Social Security, Taft Hartley repeal and defense cuts at a Democratic rally in Polish American Hall. H Frank Pettit and Mrs. were among other speakers.
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Archibald Alexander
U. S. Senate
Korea
Alexander
Gov. Stevenson
H. Frank Pettit
Congress
Ninth District Civic Association Meeting Attracts About 60
The Ninth District Civic Association held a special meeting at the home of a member on Wednesday Oct. 15, entertaining about 60 members and friends as candidates were discussed.
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Ninth District Civic Association
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