Civic Group Takes Stand Against Plant Nuisances
Hillside Heights Civic Association votes to back a court filing with a booklet and resident questionnaires on smoke violations at Munder Cork Corp and other industries. Members raise funds totaling 21 dollars from Good Government Association Orchard Terrace and Ninth District Civic Association to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Ihea
Arthur Dienst
Walter Hetfield
Munder Cork Corp
Edward Miller
Good Government Association
Orchard Terrace Association
Ninth District Civic Association
Miller
Te Pose Plan Board
Paul Street
Forshaber
Elsie Chespak
Coco Steel Products Corp
Glenwood Avenue
Sweetland Avenue
Daniel Leib
Boy Scout Troop 97
Joseph Meyer
Tillman Street
U. S
D. Busch
Newark
Helen Czerwinski
Leib
Calvin Coolidge School
Joseph Heon
M. Belden
Paul Bond
Harriet Schwing
Mrs. Dienst
Mrs. Heon
Local Republicans Help Toward Defeat Ot Pwo Freeholders
In a light turnout primary, Nelson L. Carr led a Republican sweep for freeholder seats with 584 votes, defeating Lee S. Rigby while Bauer Jr. tallied 735 and R. Story Rowland 529. Other results show strong Hillside support for incumbents but notable defections and a quiet election across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Pwo Freeholders
Nelson L. Carr
Total
Lee S. Rigby
Charles L. Bauer Jr
Carr
R. Story Rowland
Rigby
Rowland
Lillie L. Scheideler
Bauer
Scheideler
William T. Reilly
Hillside
Election Board
Benjamin Hale
Kenneth C. Hand
Arnold H. McClow
Hale
Fire Department Praised For Aid In Two Township Calls
Two letters to Fire Chief August H. Davies commend the department for rapid first aid using the township resuscitator. Louis J. Hess thanks responders at 1132 Bankstreet for his mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Kurz and the Condon family at 1538 Morris Place praises aid to Mrs. Anna M. Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August H. Davies
Louis J. Hess
Bankstreet
Inlaw
Mary Kurz
Condon
Morris Place
Anna M. Condon
James Intrabartolo
Joseph Elsnick
John J. Scannell
Hess
Michael Marsnick
George Geyer
Richard Floyd
Larry von den Steinen
Republicans Clash As Fracas Marks Hillside Candidates Night
A political meeting at Polish American Hall sparked a scuffle involving a prominent Republican official, an ABC board member, and a Recreation Board member amid disputes over county tickets and campaign funds. The incident ended with broken arguments and accusations of favoritism in fire captain appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Recreation Board
A.B.C
ABC Board
Republican Assembly
Teenagers Arrested In A Stolen Auto
A teletype alarm from Raritan Township police led Patrolman Robert Mason to three teens on Route 25 at Lehigh Place around 10 30 am. The 15 and 16 year olds, Newark Lincoln Park Mountainview Somerville residents, were arrested and turned over to Raritan police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raritan Township
Robert Mason
Lehigh Place
Newark
Lincoln Park
Mountainview
Somerville
Raritan Police
Plan for Elizabeth River Park eyed at Hillside meeting
Irving Eisen announces a public meeting at Coe Avenue School on April 30 to map action for a county Elizabeth River Parkway through Hillside. The drive seeks passage of S278 to raise park maintenance from 4 mills to 4.25 mills, with referendum and Freeholder approval required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth River Parkway
Hillside
Irving Eisen
Sanford Avenue
The
Good Government Association
Coe Avenue School
Eisen
Senate
Kenneth C. Hand
Union County
Board of Freeholders
Elizabeth River
Hillside Times
Tracey
Union County Park Commission
George W. Herlich
Union County Board of Freeholders
New Jersey
Park Commission
New Jersey Senate
Hana
Elizabeth River Park
Elsa Alber
Barbara Wilson
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Elks
Trenton
Boards of Education
Arthur L. Johnson
County Superintendent of Schools
Malone Calls Merit Basis for Police and Fire Appointments
John M. Malone a Democratic candidate for Township Committee urged appointments and promotions in the Police and Fire Departments be based on merit and qualification. He proposed standard examinations to test intelligence and aptitude and condemned political influence in hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Maloney
Henry Goldher
Malone
John M. Malone
Hillside
Tridix Tool Relocates to Adjacent New Quarters
Cy Goldberg announces Tridix Tool and Machine Co of 31 Route 29 will take possession this morning of the former A L Engineering Co building. The single story structure will house Tridix for precision tool production. Tridix, in Hillside two and a half years, now occupies the new quarters. A L Engineering run by Armen and Louis Farina has moved to Mountainside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Goldberg
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
Route 29
A L Engineering Co
Tridix
Hillside
A-L Engineering
Armen
Louis Farina
Mountainside
Westminster Area Seeks School Site On Wilder Street Corner
Residents backed by Benson Rosenberg press plan to reserve space at Wilder street and Westminster avenue for a future public school. The board will hold a public hearing May 2 at Coe Avenue School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Wilder Street
Westminster Avenue
Benson Rosenberg
Hartley Terrace
Board of Education
Rosenberg
Coe Avenue
Max Schleifey
Library Board
Hillside Avenue
Sehleiler
Mildred @ Raphael
American Air Filter Co
Moline Fh
Samuel Dubow
George Washington
Harden-Looker
Calvin Coolidge
Conant Street
Harlow H. Curtis Sr
Raphael
George A. Clyde
St. Catherine’s Church
T Banks
Violation of Deeds Charges United Town Committee Action
The Township Committee revoked permits for two Bell Construction homes on Winchester avenue citing deed restriction violations. Residents argued the three level designs exceed neighborhood standards, while the builder contends conformity. If noncompliant, work will halt and legal steps may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Avenue
Bell Construction Company
A. A. Winston
Bell
Louis A. Farina
Westminster Avenue
Cape Cod
Thomas A. Dwyer
Jerome Avenue
Harry Bell
Charles Hanson
Milton B. Conford
le Roy G. Hoesly
Millside
Union County Shade Tree Commission
County Board
Hillside
Weather Forecast: Mostly Cloudy with Showers Likely
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers likely tonight and tomorrow morning. Temperatures remain mild with possible brief downpours in areas. Winds expected light to moderate as the system moves through.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry G. Nurton
Stanley Sredzinski
Assembly
Fred E. Shepard
Florence P. Dwyer
G. Clifford Thomas
Donald D. Mackey
Fire Department
Mandet Cork Corp
United States Navy
Navy
Mander
Raymond R. King
James A. Oneil
Oneil
William Marsnick Sr
Marsnick
Groeger
Mayor King
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
KRGS
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Dorothy Wolf
Florence Kostecka
Ethel Cox
Board of Health
Washington
Hillside Photo Service
Frank A. Ninesling
Robert Cox
Mundet Cork Corporation
Mundet
Charles E. Leete
Joseph Munder, Jr
Raymond King
Chrysler
N. Broad St
Gpeungy Srncrel Hr
North Broad Street
Hillside Radio & Television Service Co
Winans Ave
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Henry Kreh Jr
Schering Corp
Union
Kreh
North Avenue
Board of Assessors
Walter R. Lee
Tobin
Liberty Avenue
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