Hillside Times Publishing Details and Subscriptions
The Hillside Times announces publication as a second class matter since January 31 1925 at the Hillside New Jersey post office. Printed weekly at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside by The Hillside Times Publishing Company. Subscription rates are 2.50 annually with 5 cent single copies. Canada and foreign postage added. Readers may submit letters with name and address for verification.
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Lizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
TIMES
United States
Canada
The
Fence-Mending Begins As Congress Debates Truman Program
Congress opens with high stakes as President Truman pushes broad social security health care and civil rights plans. Partisan gaps emerge with Democrats praising and Republicans denouncing. Analysts say White House may seek a political edge for 1952 by courting a veto and campaign framing.
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GOP
Truman
United States
Congress
Mr. Truman
Taft
Times Past and Local Civic Notes From The Past
Times past items note the Police and Firemen's Pension Board with James E Stem as president. Reforms at a pumping station advise diverting wastes to the storm sewer and removing a hatchway cover for safety. School budget for year 130 totals 386150.09 with 103802.09 already authorized. Richard S Earl re elected president of Hillside National Bank.
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Police and Firemen's Pension Board
James E Stem
Hugo W. Robertz
Lofman & Zieboltz
Board of Education
Richard S. Earl
Hillside National Bank
Township plans deputy to collect delinquent personal taxes
In Trenton the Harden-Locker School entered exhibit class I on Conservation in the New Jersey State De science Fair. The Township Committee instructed Tax Collector Arthur L. Theurer to proceed with plans for appointing a Deputy to collect delinquent personal taxes.
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Harden-Locker School
New Jersey
Trenton
Arthur L. Theurer
Calendar of Local Meetings and Events Across Districts
A sequence of community gatherings schedules in New Jersey and surrounding towns. Events include boy scout rallies, inter relations forum at a high school, synagogue installations, hillside Presbyterian annual meeting, township committee meetings, and meetings of civic and fraternal groups through January and February.
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New Jersey
Sinai Congregation
Ladies Auxiliary
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Route Through New Jersey To New York City Pickups
Route starts in Fanwood at South Avenue and Martine Avenue and travels through Scotch Plains Cranford Roselle Elizabeth Newark and Holl Side before crossing Lincoln Tunnel to Manhattan Pickups in New York City at 36th Street 6th Avenue 41st Street Broadway and 29th Street 10th Avenue.
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Fanwood
Scotch Plains
Clark Township
Cranford
Linden - Roselle
Elizabeth
Ilside
Newark
New Jersey
South Avenue
Martine Ave
Park Avenue
the Avenue
Clark Town
Mulande Ave
Raritan Road
Linden
Wood Ave
Roselle
Amsterdam Ave
8Rd Ave
W. Jerney
North Broad St
Hollside
Elizabeth Ave
Meeker Ave
Noble St
Frelinghuynen Ave
Slith St
Sth Ave
Nyc
Lincoln Tunnel
36Th St
6Th Ave
41St St
Broadway
29Th St
10Th Ave
Calendar items list for February events and drives
February 14 annual Board of Education election and February 15 Board of Health meeting noted. February 18 Hillside Cub Scout Circus with February 19 Progress Club benefit collection for waste paper and old batteries. February 22 unspecified item.
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Board of Education
Board of Health
Hillside Cub Scout Circus
Progress Club
Auto Parts Stolen From Kaiser Frazer Building
Kaiser Frazer auto parts valued at 100 dollars were reported stolen from the Kaiser Frazer building at 56 Route 29. The theft occurred last Wednesday and was reported by Robert Kreussen of 5 Lofties Avenue Ocean City. Missing items include a radio and antenna starter cigarette lighter and two batteries.
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Kaiser-Frazer
Route 29
Robert Kreussen
Lofties Avenue
Ocean City
Knights Of Columbus Plan Communion Event In Elizabeth
Frank J. Hill named chair man of the corporate communion committee to arrange a father and son event for March 12 at Church of Christ the King and a breakfast at the Winfield Scott Hotel for Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus. Meetings held in the church hall discussed third degree candidates for March 10.
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Frank J. Hill
Church of Christ ‘the King
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Christ the King Church
Letters to the Editor Reveal Local Gripes and Civic Hopes
Hillside readers question police staffing and propose alternating lieutenants. A township request to build a new City Hall and jail sparks jab at officials and school funding. Frustration over persistent odors leads to calls for action rather than promises from the Township Committee.
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Rutgers Avenue
Hillside Times
Aca
Transfers of properties among Jerome avenue and nearby streets
Jer me Corporation transfers to Mr and Mrs Milton Suckno property on Jerome Avenue 100 feet from North Avenue. Charles S Orben widower transfers to Mr and Mrs Michael Hadock property on Brookside Avenue Lot 18 Lehigh Park map. Metin Construction Company to Mr and Mrs John J McCoy property on Bloy Street 407.53 feet from Liberty Avenue. Emil Sonnenberg to Mr and Mrs Michael Prokopowicz property on Bloy Street 45.7 feet from Columbia Avenue. Fred Ressler single transfers to Mr and Mrs John Barlok property on road from Sodom Mill to Lyons Farms near northerly corner of lands of Ephriam Baker. David Levy executor transfers to Doris M ee property on Woodruff Place 100 feet from Salem Avenue.
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Jer Me Corporation
Milton Suckno
Jerome Avenue
North Avenue
Charles S. Orben
Michael Hadock
Brookside Avenue
Lehigh Park
Metin Construction Company
John J. McCoy
Bloy Street
Liberty Avenue
Emil Sonnenberg
Michael Prokopowicz
Columbia Avenue
Fred Ressler
John Barlok
Sodom Mill
Lyons Farms
Ephriam Baker
David Levy
Doris Mee
Woodruff Place
Salem Avenue
Hillside Township ordinance reading set for January 26 1960
Native is hereby given that the following ordinance has been passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the Township Committee of Hillside New Jersey on January 11 1960 and will be presented for second and final reading adoption at a regular meeting at Municipal Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street on Wednesday evening January 26 1960 at which time or any adjourned time interested persons may appear.
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Hillside
County of Union
State of New Jersey
North Brad Street
Rabclude
Hillside Township amends zoning to Business A lands
Township of Hillside adopts an amendment to its building zone ordinance. The change shifts described parcels from Business A to Residence A and adjusts boundaries along Hillside Avenue Orchard Terrace Highland Avenue and related streets. Immediate effect upon publication.
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Hillaide
Howard J. Bloy
Hillside
Union
New Jersey
WeeWild Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Hill Avenue
Orchard Terrace
Highland Avenue
Certificate of Dissolution for Freehold Parm Ratata Inc
The New Jersey Secretary of State certifies the dissolution of Freehold Parm Ratata Inc, a corporation of New Jersey, after all stockholders consented to dissolve. The document records December 30, 1949 as the filing date and confirms the dissolution proceeding is on file in Trenton.
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State - OF -New
Jersey
Department OF State
Freehold Parms Ratata, Inc
New Street
Plaintiery
County of Union
State of New Japs
Mary A. McCarthy
Avery
New Jersey
State of New Jerse
Trenton
A.D
Lloyd B. Marsh
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Relief Workers’ Association
Barcay Hall
Anthony Cirrito
John C. Niglio
Niglio
Mayfair Theatre
Ie Roo
Daniel Leeds Miller
Hillside, N. J
Liberty Park Community Association
Saybrook School
I.T.A
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
B'nai B'rith Women’s Chapter
Hillside Boy Scout
Green Flyer
New York City
Green Flyer, Inc
Netesults
Theresa M Renser Walker
Vera Bostock
Thomas Street
John Bostock
Westfield Avenue
Nicholas A. Tomasulo
Critiel
Zavin and
Olson
Bos
Seym Lichtenstein
Aseen
Purce Screet
Jake Rah
John Lukashinsky
Frances Zidzunas
AL Hauser
Stationery
Yale Avenue
Bloy & UN
LEGAL
Elizabethport Banking Company
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A. Capro & CO
Plumbing & Heating
S. Silverstein
ADV. Mgr
Lpn
Sea
Joseph P. Lobo
Simmon
Shifman
Elizabeth AV
Clinton Ave
Ren
Slifer Typewriter Company
High Street
David O. Evans
Waverly
Anthony F. Schafer
Bealdemce Orange
Brunswick Auto Body Co., Inc
Bigelow
R.S. King
Mertz Ave
N. Broad St
Compher
ESSO
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Uyve
Jubin Bros
Coe Avenue
Delaware Valley
King St. Phome Elisabeth
Hortense Greenwald
Zenith Camera Exchange
Morris Ave
Elizabeth EL
Telephone
C. E. Trubenbach
South Avenue East
Cranford, New Jersey
Pratt’s Poultry Feeds
Goldfinger
Lyons Ave
Bristol
Pttppoooe Insurance
Hillside Realty Company
General Insurance
N. J
Hillcrest Agency
Liberty Ave
General Insurance Real Estate
Poppel
Doe
Unionville
Kelvinator
Singer Sewing Center
Stuyvesant Ave. Union
Kathryn A. Keller
WaAverly
Heaction
Nathan Carver
Woodruff Ave
N.J
Shades
Imperial Venetian Blind CO
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