Hillside Times publishing details and contact info
Entered as second class matter January 31 1925 at Elizabeth New Jersey Post Office under the Act of March 1878 Printed and published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Business Manager Robert Kaplan Subscription rates The Times will be sent to any part of the United States for 2 50 a year single copies 5 cents Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates Communications The Times is always pleased to publish letters and other items of interest to readers and invites such communications The name if necessaril for publication but as an evidence of good faith Anonymous communications will not be published
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North Broad Street
Hillside
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Racket Talk at Holy Name Society Meeting
A dialogue reveals a character considering crime to fund personal needs while noting Maggie’s devotion to church. The scene ends with an invitation to visit Christ the King Church on Bloy Street in Hillside New Jersey for permission or information from the Holy Name Society.
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Maggie
Holy Name Society
Christ the King Church
Bloy Street
Hillside
Union County Unit opens fall with guest on retarded child care
The Union County Unit of NedParents Group for Retarded Children Inc. holds its fall opening meeting on September 13 at 8:15 p.m. in Columbian Hall Union Avenue Elizabeth. Mrs John Leeming announces Miss Irene B Sheppard Department of Institutions and Agencies will speak on The Cars Of The Retarded Child At Home and moderate a four parent panel.
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Union County
NedParents Group—for
Civil Defense series educates on peacetime and emergency plans
Leonard Dreyfuss explains New Jersey Civil Defense steps for schools, plants, and communities. The program emphasizes first aid, blood typing, protective organizations, and auxiliary responders, urging citizen cooperation beyond reliance on others.
Hillside News Roundup Highlights Local Initiatives
The Town ship Committee weighs long term bonds for the poor department while Hillside seeks a separate post office. A cornerstone ceremony for Franklin Memorial Methodist Church occurs at Maple and Keer. Samuel Dubow organizes Community Basketball League as David Baird Jr attends GOP outing at Zatko's Grove. Discussions rise on a $1,000,000 housing project with State Housing Authority backing. Hillside High School starts with vacancies and new teachers. residents update house numbers. Arthur T. Lee protests closed sessions before Democratic clubs meeting.
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Daniel Leeds Miller
Hillside
Coal and Mason Supply Company
Crescent Beach
Conn
New Jersey State League of Municipalities
Hillside Township
New Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Maple and
Keer Avenues
Board of Education
Samuel Dubow
David Baird, Jr
Zatko’s Grove
Elizabeth
Hollywood Park Improvement Association
State Housing Authority
Arthur T. Lee
Priest Visits and Parish Finance in Catholic Information
A Protestant narrator recalls a Catholic priest named Father Bissel visiting Maggie's home during parish visitation. The exchange touches on religion as a service and funding, noting that Catholics support church and school charities, with offerings at Masses and Sundays, while avoiding individual donation mandates.
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Father Bissel
Maggie
Father Chisel
Hammer
Knox
Quiet Pontoon of Faith at Jacobs Well Site
A traveler along the Jerusalem to Nazareth route notices a small white building marking Jacobs Well. A white-robed priest lowers candles and draws clear water for drinking while devotion lingers on Jesus visit moments from scripture.
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Jerusalem
Nazareth
Jacob
Your Garden This Week: Fall lawn care guidance
Garden column by Eric I Peterson Jr. advises fall as prime time to boost established lawns. Once summer weeds stop growing, implement measures to improve vigor and curb regrowth, focusing on turf health and preparation for colder months.
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the Hillside Times
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
India
Jesus
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Leonard Dreyfuss
Civil Defense
South Amboy
George
Dreyfuss
U. S. Savings Bonds
Catholic Information
Life Magazine
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Brake Service Inc
Bigelow
Acarabeth Ave
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W. Runyon Si
Newark
N. J
Eric I Peterson, Jr
Union County Agricutural Agent
Wewark
Ihe
Waverly
Masons’ Supplies
Peter A. Drobach Co
Bloy ST
Lipschutz Bros
Esso Service
N. Broad St
Bailey Ave
WaAverly
Lennox
R. F. Stengel & Son
General Auto
Delicatessen
Fred
Mertz Ave
Hillside Auto Top and Seat Cover Co
Liberty Ave
Pat McGarrigle
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
Irvington
Essex
Cost Street
the Millers
cenaTea
Sheet Metal Contractors
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Brewer'’s Ice Cream
R. S. King
Mertz Avenue
Nuse-Wilson Motors
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers Sales & Service
General Auto Repairing
Louis Nyse, Jr
J. J. Wilson
Union Camera Exchange
Weequahic Kosher Delicatessen
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Zenith
Zion Kosher
C. E. DeLacy Pest Control
R. F. Varenkamp
Hollywood Ave
Hilside, N. J
Delaware Valley
N. Broad Street
King Street
Wally Tomy
White St
Chancellor Ave
Camera Exchange
Morris Ave
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Arthur Seale
North Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Eng
Heinz Esso Station
Tel
Hillside Chapter
C.E.S
Hillside Democratic Club
Ladies Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Weantsaa
Ninth District Civic Association
Thuro AC
Board of Health
Harden-Locker School
P.T.A
Charles Norfolk
Charles Norfolk, JR
Elo’s
Gurdave
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
General Insurance
Kathryn A. Keller
UNIL
Singer Sewing Center
Stuyvesant Ave. Union
Hillside Radio
Virginia St
Fortunato Santora
Highland Avenue
Anthony Santora
Charles A. Otto
Unionville
Theresa M. Resen
Sister Kenny Foundation
Fifth Ave
New York
FIGHT
Fire Ave
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