Real estate transfers listed for Petersen andPelutis
Mr and Mrs Henry Petersen transfer property at the corner of Liberty Avenue and Shelton Terrace to Levy Bros Company Inc Yara Engineering Corporation transfers property on Wilder Street 164.20 feet from Westminster Avenue to Gerald Priestman Anna Pelutis transfers property to Clarence E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Petersen
Levy Bros. Company, Inc
Liberty Avenue
Shelton Terrace
Yara Engineering Corporation
Gerald Priestman
Wilder Street
Westminster Avenue
Anna Pelutis
Clarence E
Property and lease notices from River View Park to Liberty and Great American Tea
Kremer owns property on Hiawatha and hillside avenues. Alfred F Richard ellane and Mrs Robert Rubovitz hold 1010 Elmer Place. Leah Bierman leases vacant land fronting Liberty Avenue to Liberty Apartments Inc. David Evans leases to The Great American Tea Company at 1246 Central Avenue. Richard Burnet transfers property on Cram Street near St Louis Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Madden
Cram Street
St. Louis Avenue
Bicycle Riding Hazards Stressed at George Washington School
An assembly at George Washington School auditorium addressed bicycle and pedestrian safety for fourth through sixth graders. Dr Nathaniel O Schneider safety specialist and ex Rutgers extension professor spoke after principal William Krautblatt introduced the program. He noted sidewalk riding is illegal and a Q and A followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
Nathaniel 0. Schneider
New Jersey State Safety Council
Rutgers University
William Krautblatt
Hillside Township to Meet on Purchase Offer and Bid
Hillside Township Committee will meet April 26 1950 at Municipal Headquarters Hillside New Jersey and hear a bid by Alexander Grocki and Antonetta Grocki wife to buy Lots 3 4 Block 28 7 on Lew Street for 4000 dollars net with terms and conditions including cash deposit April 15 1950 and balance in 30 days. Also bids invited for a dump truck with specific weight capacity and equipment with delivery terms and possible bid rejection.
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Township OF
Hillside
North Broad Street
Itillside
New Jersey
Alexander Grocki
Antonetta W. Grocli
Blark
Lew Street
State of
Beatle
Antonetta W. Grocki
Howard J. Bloy
County of Union
State of New Jersey
Manicipal
Road Department
Central Avenue
Woward J. Bloy
The Albert Cape Cod House with Four Bedrooms
The Albert is a story and a half Cape Cod home with four bedrooms and an attached garage. Wide siding and asphalt shingles feature a rear dormer and two front dormers for cross ventilation. First floor includes a colonial trimmed vestibule, kitchen on opposite walls with sink under a window, and dining space. rear entrance opens to a utility room with lavatory, storage, and coat space. Living room has a fireplace, book shelves, and a large picture window. Second floor offers walk-in closets, linen storage in the hall, and a large storage closet on the hall. Overall dimensions 50 by 26 feet. floor area 1,000 square feet. cubage 22,719 including basement. For more details contact the Small House Planning Bureau in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
St. Cloud
Minn
Nice Weather Adds to Traffic Hazard
Raymond R. King, chairman of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, announced a two month program for pedestrian protection as part of a statewide April May campaign. He cited 1949 pedestrian fatalities and injuries in New Jersey and urged driver pedestrian cooperation during Easter and the outdoor season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Cheairman
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
New Jersey
King
Hillside
Howard Savings Bank boosts dividend to 2 percent
The Howard Savings Institution Board increases the quarterly dividend to 2 percent per annum for the quarter starting June 1 1950, the first New Jersey bank to declare 2 percent since 1939. Dividends apply to regular Pay–Day and School Savings balances, with deposits by the fifth paid from the first day of the month. The 1 3/4 percent rate remains for the current quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Savings Institution
New Jersey
Howard
Commissioner of Banking
Desolate turnout marks Tuesday primary elections in township
Township politics showed low interest as voters stayed away on Tuesday. Howard J. Bloy noted the minimal turnout while Freeholder George W. Herlich led the Republican ticket in renomination efforts. Complete results were tallied by 9:37 p.m. amid comments on election logistics and regional practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Goldsmith
George W. Herlich
Herlich
Board of Freeholders
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