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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
8
Watch and clock repair service at 46 William Street Newark between Halsey and Washington Streets. Mitchell 20035 specializes in repairing grandfather clocks with in shop and delivered service.
The notice lists service times and events for multiple churches including Church of Christ the King Bethany Pentecostal Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Irvington Pentecostal and Church of Christ Scientist. It details Mass times English Italian Polish and daily prayer meetings, Bible schools and special sermons, with dates such as Rally Day on September 25 and World Wide Communion on October 2.
Sinai Congregation announces a weekly schedule led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen. Morning services Sunday 8 a.m. Monday to Friday 7 a.m. Mincha Sunday to Friday 7 10 p.m. Saturday 6 45 p.m. Maariv Sunday to Thursday 7 30 p.m. Friday Kab bolas Shabbos and Maariv after Mincha. Children’s services listed with a Sunday fee of 45.
Pack 198 held a meeting at 1128 St. Louis Avenue to discuss the annual Cub Corn Festival at Nomahegan Park on Sunday September 11. Dens of Pack 198 open Tuesday September 13 for new Cubs and families. A Bengal marriage rite describes tying the couple to a tree by thread.
Exotic blooms fill the Orlyt greenhouse at the Women's Club in Upper Montclair for the Sixth Annual New Jersey Flower Show on September 22 and 23. Carlton Villa geraniums by M. H. Arndt Jr. anchor the display with striking orchid arrangements by Lager and Hurrell of Summit and exotics by Julius Roehrs Company. Roses from L. B. Coddington Company and large urns donated by Bambergers frame the foyer, with delphiniums by Township Florist and evergreens by Bobbink & Atkins enhancing the scene.
The Harden-Looker Post stages a joint installation on a single evening with two members to be inducted. Dr. Robert Rosen chairs the souvenir book project detailing township history. George C. Woodruff prepared weeks of local information while Moe L. Binstock leads the installation committee as General Chairman.
The annual flower show will support hospitalized servicemen and will run from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. this year.
New Jersey Protestant youth unite for Operation Clothes a state wide drive for good used clothing. September promote month and October collection month coordinated by Christian Youth Council of New Jersey Council of Churches with major denominations. Lois Stuber Glen Rock named general chair Shirley Hiumsinger Ridgewood publicity head Robert Nichols Rahway heads executive committee Charles Sayre Camden adviser.
The Hillside Republican Club will hold its opening meeting on Monday evening September 12 in the chapel of Hillside Presbyterian Church at Coe and Salem avenues. It will be chiefly social with Mrs. Mary O Lock Mrs. Caroline Major and Mrs. Emma W Knox in charge of refreshments. The article also notes Queensland natives prize the flesh of the kangaroo per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
The Township of Hillside announces a public meeting on September 1, 1984 at 8 PM at 1984 North Bron Street Milside New Jersey to consider purchase of property identified as Block 22 Lot 5 and parcel TH Num 7.22 for 3200 dollars with 2000 cash due at signing and balance to be arranged with the Township Committee.
An old advertisement touts a fungicide T-4-L for athletes foot. It claims deep germ penetration and a one hour kill, with a 40 cent money back guarantee from any druggist if not satisfied.
The notice outlines sale on premises with a down payment and completion within ten days. Township committee reserves the right to accept a higher bid or better terms and to authorize a formal agreement or deed upon payment and conditions.
The Hillside Township gives notice that the 1987 tithe document with amendments and supplements remains in effect. Any settler of the township may respond or participate as required by the legal notice.
On September 14 1949 the Hillside Township Committee offers Lots 68 and 69 in Block 741 on Jivan Street Hillside for 800 dollars. A 50 dollar cash deposit is due at sale with the balance within fourteen days. If the buyer defaults the deposit is forfeited and the township may resell. The sale includes deed costs and legal fees. August 10 1949 by direction of the Township Committee.
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