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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
3
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. denies monopoly claims in an advertisement distributed nationwide. It argues anti trust actions could raise prices and hurt farmers manufacturers and its 110000 workers. A&P insists it has no monopoly and that destroying the company would undermine low cost distribution.
Union County agricultural agent Fred D Osman guides September planting for peonies. He urges planting depth two inches for most soil, deeper in sandy soil, avoid shade from lawns trees or shrubs, and stresses deep soil preparation with lime and manure for a long lasting root system.
A religious discussion outlines two cures for sin. The first cure frees from sin through Christ entering the heart as Saviour and receiving the Spirit, with the Spirit bearing witness that believers are God’s children. The second cure grants heart purity as Christ becomes Sovereign and the Holy Spirit fully possesses the believer, empowering them to witness worldwide.
Rutgers Institute of Management and Labor Relations expands radio workshops in Paterson and Trenton with statewide council plans. Newark and New Brunswick sessions run October starting dates with instructors from WCTC and WNJR guiding unionists in educational broadcasts for labor and community issues. Interested unionists contact the Institute in New Brunswick.
George Washington School held an assembly where Mrs. N Markson and Miss C DeCollis announced the safety patrol program. Students questioned the committee, pupils were selected for patrol posts, and Sonny Rizzo was named chief after a supervised ballot. Patrol members visited younger grades to teach safety functions.
Fragmented OCR presents a legal notice with impossible lines and scattered names. It mentions Nathan Liu and others, plus unrelated historical notes on crime and Hawaiian sacrifices, but the legible portion is insufficient to determine a coherent event or outcome.
Notice to creditors of Anthony Sisku by Charles A Ott surrogates court authorizes claims within months. The estate proceeds will be settled in the county court with probate actions and notice to beneficiaries, including specific executor details and deadlines for filing claims.
Mrs Helen Zeitzlin and family of 208 Clank Street send best wishes for a happy prosperous New Year. Samurei G Ziger and family of 251 Dover Avenue extend New Year greetings. Jack Zolin of 221 Conklin Avenue and L Zimmerman and family of 285 Florence Avenue join in wish. Harold Zonderman Joan David of 1464 Stanley Terrace, Max Zimmerman and family of 1311 Broadway, Philip L Zuckerman and Joyce Rosalie of 274 Belleview Terrace. Abe Zinnring and sons of 367 Yale Avenue, Max Zink of 115 Maple Avenue Newark, Abraham Zinn and son S 128 Grumman Avenue Newark, Charles Zweigbaum and family of 1601 Summit Avenue. Township notes.
Notice to creditors of Margarat Hi Execut Humburigel Lindabury & Therriked attorneys. Probate order dated August 26th directs creditors to file sworn claims within six months or be barred from asserting against the estate in Union County Court.
Mr and Mrs Herman Baron and family of 1548 Maple Avenue extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year. Mr and Mrs Harry Cohen of 1510 N Broad Street join in the greetings for a prosperous New Year.
Albert Dill was installed chaplain of Hillside Lodge 1591 BPO Elks on Thursday September 15 at the club house 244 Hillside Avenue to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Robert Nixon due to ill health. Two new members are noted.
In a church talk the hymn Rock of Ages is cited to illustrate two cures for sin. John 1 John 1 9 notes confessing sins leads to forgiveness and cleansing from unrighteousness. The first cure is pardon and forgiveness the second is cleansing.
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