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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
8
Gallard's Movieland at 29 Coe Ave Hillside advertises children film gear including cameras 1 day developing printing flash bulbs and toys. New hours are 10 AM to 5 15 PM Monday Wednesday and Friday until 8 PM Thursday night and Sunday 10 AM to noon.
Listings of weekly services for Church of Christ the King First Church of Christ Scientist Bethany Pentecostal Hillside Presbyterian Irvington Pentecostal noting pastors service times Sunday School meetings and weekly activities across multiple denominations in Irvington area. Services include Masses at 7:00 8:30 10 11 and 12 noon and youth and prayer meetings.
Two more candidates sign petitions for Hillside Board of Education three seats. Alexander Mooney a Sinai Congregation leader and civic activist and Max Schleifer a Paramount Mutual Benefit official join D Amiano as backers of a strong educational program. Mooney lives at 106 Bailey Avenue and Schleifer at 1455 Highland Avenue.
The program highlighted Faulkner's account of state action forming a Municipal Government Commission whose proposals were adopted by the Legislature last June. He outlined three paths to reform including strong mayor and council-manager systems, plus a petition and charter commission route. The forum, led by Harold Sirkin of the Progress Club, aimed to educate citizens for future deliberations with Q and A sessions and prayers by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen and Rev. Harold A. Church.
John Peter Durbin a 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs John Durbin of 369 Hollywood Avenue was found dead in his crib yesterday afternoon by his mother The child reportedly caught his head between the slats and strangled Mrs Durbin a registered nurse said she had not checked on him for an hour before discovering the body Police and Fire Captain Walter Hornigs Emergency Squad responded and Dr Eugene Greenwald pronounced death.
The Township of Hillside announces a public sale on Wednesday January 24 1997 at Municipal headquarters 40 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey to consider an offer by Albert Schoen Inc on behalf of a client to purchase 110 feet on the northerly side of 120 feet west of Westminster Avenue with depth about 140 feet part of Lot 7 C 4 and 14 C Block 59 for 45 per front foot total 6300 dollars with terms cash on deed delivery within thirty days balance by bond and mortgage secured lien and purchaser bears all costs including surveys plans and recording fees taxes from February 1 1961 and revenue stamps if purchaser is a corporation.
The Hillside Township Committee may accept or reject bids for property at a specified time. If Albert Schoen, Inc. submits the highest bid, the committee may authorize officers to finalize a sale agreement or deed. The measure was passed January 10, 18.
Hillside Township Committee to consider an offer from Wat fiell Wire and Cable Division for purchase of property at Puree and Wray Streets for 5000 dollars with 4000 dollars due in 30 days if accepted. Sale includes covenants, taxes, and survey conditions. committee may finalize agreement or resell if payment fails. January 24 meeting at Municipal Headquarters. January 10, 1954.
Public notice of a Hillside township sale bid by Abbey Schoen Inc on January 24 1954 at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillside NJ for Lots 160 162 1628 in block 94 5 fronting Hollywood Avenue. Terms include $499 cash January 24 1961 $299 cash upon deed delivery and $4183506 financed by mortgage with 6 9 percent interest and annual payments. sale subject to survey zoning restrictions and taxes. If purchaser defaults deposit is forfeited and resale may occur. Purchaser pays transfer costs including deed mortgage and advertising. Corporate buyers may pay revenue stamps. Township Committee may accept or reject offers. final sale may be executed by proper officials. Document signed January 10 1951 by Howard J Blay Township Clerk.
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