Avon Wants Two Women to Service Customers Nearby
Classified ad bundle lists Avon recruiting two reliable women to service customers around Liberty and Hillside Avenues with unlimited earnings. Also promotes Tropical Fish Center of Hillside with fish supplies and free delivery, plus pet services from Hollywood Pet and Supply Co. and Hillside photo service offering portrait work, lab processing, and in home shoots. Memorial note for Frederick Schuetzle from family.
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AVON
Liberty
Hillside Aves
Butler
Hillside
Aquarum
Boxer
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
Hillside Photo Service
Bar Mitavah
Passport Photo
Hillside National Bank
Ridgway Avenue
N. J
Elizabeth
Mar
Lilien Son-In-Law Opens M.D. Office in Trumbull
Dr. Nathan Rosenbaum the son in law of Dr and Mrs Milton M Lilien has opened an internal medicine practice in the Professional Building at the Trumbull shopping center on White Plains Road Connecticut He and his wife Joan Lilien live at 25 Rutlee Drive Trumbull He is a Central High School Trumbull graduate and earned a BA degree.
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Nathan Rosenbaum
Milton M. Lilien
Clark Street
Trumbull
Connecticut
White Plains Road
Rosenbaum
Joan Lilien
Rutlee Drive
Central High School
Doctor Rosnebaum’s Career Path and Family Ties
The text notes cum laude graduation from Syracuse University in 1952 and an M D from Temple University in 1956. It mentions internship at Kings County Hospital Brooklyn a three year internal medicine residency at Manhattan VA Hospital focusing on adult medicine and digestive diseases. He is the son of Mrs. Joseph Rosenbaum of 196 Manhattan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Temple University
Philadelphia
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Rosnebaum
Manhattan V.A. Hospital
Joseph Rosenbaum
Manhattan Avenue
Local Delegates Attend Unico National Convention 2023
Fire Captain Carmen R. Dill Anthony Piegari and Dominick F. Peterpaul represented Hillside Chapter at the 32nd annual Unico National convention at the Hotel Statler Hilton in New York City in July 2023. Incoming president Dominick H. Frinzl welcomed the new Hillside Chapter. Carmine G. Di Sapio gave the principal speech on national affairs and Unico achievements. Two scholarships of 2000 dollars each were awarded to Joseph C. Caputo of Fairfield Connecticut and Joseph Bonelli of Los Angeles California.
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Carmen R. Dill
Anthony Piegari
Dominick F. Peterpaul
Hillside
Unico National
Hotel Statler Hilton
New York City
Dominic H. Frinzl
Milwaukee
Carmine G. di Sapio
Unico
Joseph C. Caputo
Fairfield, Conn
Joseph Bonelli
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral for Stanley J. Borkowski in Hillside
Funeral services for Stanley J. Borkowski 36 of 608 Glenwood avenue were held Monday at Growney Funeral Home and Christ the King Church. A World War II veteran and Cooper Alloy machinist, he died Thursday at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Survived by wife Elma Sonnenberg Borkowski, three children Alma Lana Larry, parents Bronis and Mrs Horn, and brothers Joseph and Edward.
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Stanley J. Borkowski
Glenwood Avenue
Growney Funeral
North Broad Street
Christ the King Church
Mr. Borkowski
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
Hillside
Cooper Alloy Corp
Branch P O Superintendent Is Lauded On Retirement
Paul E. Sarin assistant superintendent of the Hillside branch of the Elizabeth Post Office retired after 39 years of service. He received high commendations from Postmaster General Arthur J. Summerfield and Regional Operations Director LeRoy Greene, with a letter from Philadelphia official Frank A. Cassidy read aloud. Sarin retired with more than 2900 hours of unused sick leave, noted as a conscientious record.
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Paul E. Sarin
Hillside
Elizabeth
Cassidy
U. S. Postal Service
Sarin
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Quarter Century Club
Elizabeth Post Office
Elizabeth Ellis Lodge
Letter thanks spurs Hillside coin club growth
Editor, Hillside Times receives thanks for Abe Fisher feature. Calls flood in from Hillside boys wanting to join the coin club. Membership free at 400 Hawthorne Avenue, Newark. Abe Fisher, historian of the South Ward Boys' Club, also runs dry cleaning stores and oversees the Coin and Stamp Club and its boxing and swimming programs. David L. Warner
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South Ward Boys' Club
Hillside Times
Abe Fisher
Hillside
Hawthorne Avenue
Newark
South Ward Boys’ Club
David L. Warner
Youths Fined $600 for Vandalism in Hillside Irvington
Police reported youths damaged a dozen cars in Hillside and Irvington, ripped off radio antennas, smashed windows, and painted walls. A brick shattered a window at 116 Melville Terrace, Irvington, and Irvington High School windows were broken. An attempted arson on tennis nets failed, nets dumped in the Elizabeth River. One lawn ornament was destroyed after being rolled down a hill. Counsel noted no prior offenses. parents will compensate damages. Magistrate Goldhor emphasized deterrence to prevent repeat acts.
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Hillside
Irvington
Stuart Goldberg
Melville Terrace
Irvington High School
Orange Playground
Elizabeth River
Goldhor
Kenilworth man pleads guilty to drunken driving
Frite Hess age 51 of 47 Park Drive Kenilworth pleaded guilty to drunken driving on July 1. He was fined $225 and his license revoked for two years. Two speeding violators had licenses revoked briefly and fined $25. Other cases included theft of bronze bushings and a planning board reappointment for Arthur Kreszl.
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Frite Hess
Park Drive
Kenilworth
Thomas Falus
Leslie Street
Newark
Michael G. Babyak
Newark Avenue
Elizabeth
Robert Holden
Trumbull Street
Russell Miller
Jackson Avenue
Savoy Brass Foundry
Ramsey Avenue
Flood Relief and Maple Avenue Repairs Update
Maple avenue residents and business owners voice complaints about ongoing street repairs. Crushed stone and dirt from work raise health concerns and deter commerce. Mayor W Williams Di Buono notes seasonal timing and stone removal. College Inn Social Club donates 528 for PAL building fund. August 8 zoning variances meeting set. Civil Service to certify fire department eligibles including two policemen John Sena.
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Score Street
Maple Avenue
W. Williams di Buono
College Inn Social Club
PAL Building Fund
Zoning Board
College Inn
Polish American Citizens Club
Hillside Planning Board approves subdivision plats
On July 27, 1960 the Hillside Planning Board certified and approved a subdivision plan for Ruth H Hobbs of 1108 South Bong Ave, Milburn NJ, involving Lot 1 9, Block 99 5 fronting Woodruff Avenue, with plat on file for public inspection. A second action on July 28 1960 by the Hillside Planning Board approved a preliminary plat for Dauron Realty Co of 142 Springfield Avenue, Newark NJ, involving Lot 19, Block 14 fronting Oakland Terrace between Maple and Orchard Terrace, with plat on file for public inspection.
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Hillside
Ruth H. Hobbs
South Bong Avene
Miltaldw NJ
Woodruft Avenue
Planning Board
The
Je Aviitapis
William C. Martucch
Sev
Hillside Planning Board
Township OF
Dauron Realty Co
Sringfeld Avenue
Newark
Nid
Hillsde
Oakland Terrace
Maple Avenir
Qrehard Terrace
Son
the Planning Board
William C
Mastucc
Altaide Planning Bool
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F. Hintenberger
World Book Encyclopedia
Childcraft
G. Mayer
Dept
Call Waverly
Matt Rest Products
Sal Pedicini Iron Works
Wall WA
Pet Shops
Photography
Zimmerman Photo Service
Schuetzle
Frederick Schuetzle
Lilien Son-In-Law
M.D
Branch
P.O
Elizabeth Postoffice Credit Union
Tore
Robert de Prospo
Frank Rochelle
Vincent Rispoli
Arthur Kreszl
Willside
Townahly
Hillwich
State of New Jersey
Hillside Avenues
Fllsid
Howard J. Bloy
Socie
Baker Street
CRETO
Union County
New Jersey
County OF
Jersey
Barr
Hillsuck
New Tresky
Phire Howes
Inda
Olla Hina
Nater
Iessee
Hill=side
Medini
Sail
New
Ic Hillis
Neveby
Turkey
Hillwde
Wid Severn
Powys
Subi
Prs
Seribail
Avid Leal Bony
Liew
Alwatline
Ste Tawney
Commity
Fischer
Chrysler
Plymouths
Chryslers
Imperials
Gorman P. Fischer, Inc
North Bro Broad St
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