Hillside Primary Election Districts and Boundaries 1964
The Hillside township announces polling hours from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm on April 21 1964 for the primary nominations. It lists district boundaries the ballot districts and meeting places including Hillside Avenue streets Liberty Avenue Central and Broadway near Lehigh Valley Railroad lines and various school sites for district meetings and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eviseit Srarivey
Hillside
Petriey
Democrats
Chasen Foye
Lineepinet Perm
Comets Trip Defenders Hillside in Spring Opener
Hillside High School unveiled its Spring athletic program with hopes high for both baseball and track. Dave Harrold pitched seven strikeouts in a 6-2 win over Springfield High as Hillside opened Watchung Conference play. the Comets feature depth in pitching with Zannelli Positan Grapkowski and a strong lineup across infield and outfield. Track showpieces include Bruce Hermann and Manny Goettel leading sprints and the quarter and distance crews with several seniors and juniors slated to score. coach Manuel Marshall returns 16 holdovers from last year’s 12-1 squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Berlanstein
Hillside High School
Comet
Springfield
Comets
Springfield High
Hillside
Watchung
Union County
Dave Harrold
HiN= sige
Pishman
Sciamarell
Schutsky
Moynihom
Carmen Ferrigno
Gomets
Dave Harzold
Harzold
Donald Zannelli
Wayne Positan
Dave Grapkowski
Maroon and
Gray
Bill
Sandy Fishman
Russell Anthony
Dick Selamarelli
Ed Kevne
John Hodavance
Donald Kalfus
John Moynihan
Mike Reitman
Thomas McLaughlin
Ronald Cocuzza
John Krajcech
Charles Ostrowski
Steve Lipman
Letterman
Manuel Marshall
Bruce Hermann
Gerald Positero
Steve Herman
Hermann
Frank Wasilek
Manny Goettel
Joe Hill
Fragmented Street Boundary Description in City Survey
Fragmentary OCR reads a land boundary description listing streets such as Maple Avenue Liberty Avenue Clark Street and Belleview with references to center lines and directions. The garbled text lacks a clear property or event and presents a patchy, mid sentence description suitable only for rough mapping notes.
Complex city street alignment described in five districts
The text describes a detailed merger of street center lines in multiple districts. It mentions Maple Avenue Summit Avenue Winans Avenue Liberty Avenue and others, outlining bearings and intersections to define district boundaries and road lines. The fragment lists several directional steps and line productions, referencing a railroad boundary and river alignment as part of the survey or mapping notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiteside Avenue
Levington
Leigh Niulley East Road
Irsington Branien
Gepier All Rathrsad
Ine
Livington Bram
Lenigh Valley
Liberty
Trvington
Lenapy
Hulsuté Averse
Esser Counts
Noirman Place
Esses
Terenner
Elsentery
Lemley
Elizabeth River
Jorvey Stare
Merce Ch -Pasierly
Liberty Nien
Cepter
Tibery
Hesromings
Ceewer
Rhedrs Ungton Baye
Joe Leitch Watley
Raiitone
Isecenter Hine
Libwerry
Ime Lehigty
E Woad Street
St. Louie Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
Keays Thonde
T-Dourthwaster
Broadway
Ste
Myrtle Street
Liberty Avenue
Ninth District
Conant Street
Lehigh Valle
Elizeabeth
Herbert Avenue
Broadwa
St. Lo Avenue
Sdudies
St. Lens Avenue
Elmwood Street
Blliswood Street
Clifford Street
Sentral Avenue
Cente Avenue
Conant Sin
Place Beginniza
TENTH
OS Ict
New Jersey
Lenig Road
Iice
Conant Sire
Central Avenue
Long Ave
Penssyvania Ay Valley Railroad
Road
Hollywood Avenue
Woodruff Avenue
Maple Avenue Avenue
Winans
Fifth District
Summit
Winans Avenue
Maple Avenue
Summimer Avenue
Bond
Esse
Tine Or
Summit Avenue
Fragmentary survey description reader notes at Conant Street
The text presents a fragmentary survey line description with references to Conant Street Uese Street and a center line Ratho. It mentions a southerly line and a parallel line near the polar place of the TWELF TI MING, but the content is incomplete and unclear. The readable items imply a boundary or mapping snippet rather than a complete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Basies
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Louis
Dischler Township
Conant Street
Uese Street
Becki at the Cen Road with South Lehi
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Becki at the center of a road near South Lehi. Details are unclear but place and person are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becki
Fragmentary street line notes from a city plan
Incomplete OCR shows a sequence of street references and center line directions. The text mentions Wester Avenue, Centre line, north and south directions, and a few parcel or line identifiers, but lacks coherent context or full sentences.
Forms of Judaism Will Be Discussed
A Hillside B n a i B r i t h Lodge panel on April 20 at Sinai Congregation Maple Ave 8 30 P M will explore Orthodox Reform and Conservative Judaism. Speakers are Max Schleifer Herman Arbin and Dr Joseph Peyser with refreshments served. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Hillside
Sinai Congregtton
Maple Ave
Max Schleifer
Sinai Congregation
Herman Arbin
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge
Joseph Peyser
Temple Shomrei Torah
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hillside
N.J. Times
Couney
Leslie Street
Destreet
Dalvie
Firehawks
F. Mewes
Mranox
Bounenis
Essex County
Lehagh Valley Railroad
High Valley Railroad
Mercevey
Merle Avenur
Mertz Avenue
Clare Steeei
Clark Street
Bend Street
Bent Street
Fond Street
Naim
Lebup Valley
Merte Avenue
Nt Avenue
Clare Street
Senda
Clare Avenue
Burther
Fevington
Lehigh Valley Rail
Castrier Norther
Doremus Place
Doremus
Ed LaPierre
Bernard Peranski
Mike Brams
Melvin Alper
Robert Margolis
Gregory Thomas
Richard Fela
William Stafford
Margolis
Thomas
Frank van Dean
Glen Ma~ Rang
Larry Hurewitz
van Dean
Positero
Martin Graifer
Graifer
Maple A
Clark Strace
Clack Street
Win
Keeny Avene
Belll
T. Street
Belleviewe
Bond Sree Summer Avenue
Irvington
Big Railroad
Man Plive
Cow Street
Parelle Cherly Hine
Herly Enue, Hn Yy
Runty and
Ond Mn
Thance
Ition
Talon Essek
Salem Avenue
Credit Life Insurance
National State
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Botin
Lever
Seton Hall
Jack C. Noble
RouTe 22
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