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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1955
Page
6
The Hillside Times announces publishing details including address 1414 North Broad Street Hillside and staff names Sidney Silverstein Robert Kaplan as publisher editor, with weekly Thursday issues. Subscription rate is 3.50 per year. foreign postings may add fees. Letters to the editor invited with name and address required.
Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleston proposes nine bills to equalize assessments across New Jersey counties. Madeleine S. Frost of the League discusses the issue at the upcoming conference, noting wide disparities from Hillside to rural counties and the need to redistribute tax load to achieve equity across county lines.
The passage argues counties should share realty tax burdens fairly, opposing higher rates for Gloucester versus counties like Union. It urges equalization of county assessments, notes risks of excessive realty taxes, and links municipal taxation to broader tax equity including federal income tax.
A Newark State College program titled Home and Family will begin September 21 led by Dr. Altair OBrien and Mary Lola James under the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers. The course aims to aid understanding and skills for home and family life in public schools, with outside speakers and panels.
In Eastern Union County the Red Feather campaign announces a drive running October 4 through 24. A new system of regional meetings will organize volunteers with Luncheon sessions for industrial and business groups on September 20 and 27 at the YWCA and October 1 and 18 at the YMCA.
A man posing as a aluminum window salesman robbed Mrs. Jeanice Keese in her Center Street home last Thursday afternoon. While she was in the yard with her 3 year old, the thief entered, stole a wallet with cash, and fled as a neighbor saw him leave.
A cordial invitation from the First State Bank at Union invites residents to attend the 23rd Annual Flower Show of the Woman's Club of Connecticut Farms. The event runs tomorrow from 1 to 8:30 pm at the bank’s Morris Avenue quarters, featuring exhibits from Union Hillside and neighboring communities with two entry classes. Admission is free.
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