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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1956

Page

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Motorist Cleared After U Turn Charge Dismissed

In magistrates court a motorist faced a U turn charge on Garden State Parkway. He claimed no sign prohibited the turn and the plaza sighting led to dismissal as he answered the judge that he had no doubt about the action. The officer noted parkway sign visibility issues and the court considered surveying conditions impractical.

Garden State Paskwas Parkway Uv Plaza Board of Health Piper Vincent McMahon Frances Place American Dental Association American Musical Association

Hillside Democratic Club Dance Sets Oct 20 at War Memorial

Governor Meyner, Congressman Williams and Democratic presidential candidate invited to a dance at the War Memorial Building on October 20. Samuel Ehrenkranz chairs the event with Mildred Hess and others on the committee. Honored guests include Adolph Winston and Arthur Kresel, Township Committee candidates. Dinner, orchestra, refreshments, and gifts planned. tickets by invitation through Sidney Englander and committee members.

Meyner Williams War Memorial Building Hillside Democratic Club Samuel Ehrenkranz Mildred Hess Mickey Disotel Kay Miller Sam Katz Henry Goldhor Mary Pratt Helen Kirkpatrick Irving Schimel Sy Eisenstadt Robert L. Kaplan Robert Diamond Democratic Town Mall Adolph A. Winston Dew Injen Emil A. Lehmidiin Orange Wil de Hillside

Kreszl Grandsons Left Trust Funds Reported

The will of Ferdinand Kreszl who died June 28 at 72 leaves two sons of Arthur Kregel three thousand dollar trust funds each. Robert and William Kresl are named as children. Their father is executor and trustee. the will was filed with Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. in Elizabeth, at 1100 Salem Avenue.

Arthur Kregel Ferdinand Kreszl Salem Avenue Charles A. Otto, Jr Elizabeth Robert William Kresal

McGill Degree For Miss Iris Blatt

Miss Iris EK Blatt daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Blatt of 1514 Liberty avenue recently graduated from McGill University Montreal Canada She majored in English and philosophy and has been appointed a teacher of English in the Newark school system A Hillside High School graduate

Iris EK. Blatt L. M. Blatt Liberty Avenue McGill University Montreal Canada Miss Blatt Newark Hillside High School

Three Residents Enroll At Union Junior College

Dr Kenneth C MacKay announces three Hillside residents enrolled in the summer session at Union Junior College Cranford Edward J Fivarvi 313 Florence avenue Harry M Grapenthin 601 Chapman street and Ivan A Radowitz 1585 Wyndmoor avenue are named among new students.

Hillside Hare Union Junior College Cranford Kenneth C. MacKay Edward J. Fiorvanti Florence Avenue Harry M. Grapenthin Chapman Street Ivan A. Radowitz Wyndmoor Avenue

First Section Sold in Conant Estates

W J Happel & Co Union sales agent reports the first section sold and 0% of the second group of 40 dwellings accounted for. Development will total 139 homes with 52 ft lots, attached garages, 16 exteriors, and 3 bedrooms. Prices begin at 16990 with 25 year federally financed mortgages.

Avenue W. J. Happel & Co. Union Agenla Fideral

Funeral services held for Gregorio Piegarl in Hillside

The funeral for Gregorio Piegarl of 39 Hillside avenue, who died Thursday at Newark Presbyterian Hospital, was held Monday from McCracken Funeral Home Union. Entombment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. He founded Piegarl Quality Foods and was a longtime Hillside resident born in Italy. Survivors include his wife, six sons, two daughters, and eight grandchildren.

Gregorio Piegarl Hillside Avenue Newark Presbyterian Hospital McCracken Union Trinity Pentecostal Church Elizabeth Evergreen Cemetery Piegar Piegarl Quality Foods Italy Hillside Newark Aerie Funernal Order of Eagles Hillside Assembly of God Church Mary Pollingtta Piegiri Angela Anthony James Gennaro Carla George Jr Angelica George MacDonald

McClow Appointed Community Relations Manager at Singer

Arnold H. McClow named community relations manager at The Singer Manufacturing Company plant in Elizabethport. He will oversee community activities and continue editing The Bport Observer. A former newspaperman, McClow has served on the Board of Education for more than nine years and resides at 919 Roanoke Avenue.

Arnold H.mcclow Singer Manufacturing Company Elizabethport John Roll McClow Roanoké Avenue Singer Bport Observer Educatio I McClow

Edwards Stavitsky Driving License Revoked in Hillside

Creston Frederick J. Gassert Jr Director of Motor Vehicles revokes the driving license of Edward R Stavitsky 32 of 240 Williamson Avenue Hillside for violations including failing to stop at a sign speeding and driving with no license for an indefinite period.

Police Chief Seeks Five New Patrolmen

Police Chief Paul P. Korolesky asked Township Committee last week to add five patrolmen to the Police Department. Affected by injuries, illness, and factions the department was short staffed at fifty including superior officers. A public conference is planned with residents near American Cut Co plant at 600 North Union Avenue to address noise and other issues.

Paul P. Korolesky American Cut Co North Union Avenue Ben Bierman Wolfphice State Department of Health Winans Avenue Leslie Street Helen P. Kirkpatrick Board of Education Shade Tree Commission

Hillside Health Board Plans Vaccine Drive And Rent Panel

The Hillside Township Board of Health directed a program to inoculate youths aged 15 to 14 with Salk polio vaccine and to request vaccine supplies from state and national foundations. The meeting also set up a Rent Control Commission through June 30, 1967, with Kenneth B. Hallaway as chair and Samuel Kate as vice chair, and discussed Baby Keepwell Station openings, river pollution, and licensing renewals.

John A Desch Town‘iv Committee Salk Anlepolio Board of Health Florence M. Piaget Welle State Department of Health Iso National Foundation For Samuel Ehrenkrang National Foundation Pinget Adolph A. Winston Tryngtort Union Elizabeth River Winston North Avenue Verna Hanish Des Kenneth B. Hallaway Samuel Kate Democratic Municipal Committers Robert Diamond Hillside Young Democratic Club Onants Willian Gural Emanuel Gersten Arthur Riche Unien County Road Department Norma Street Hilfside Avenue

GOP July 4 Picnic Held Huge Success

The Hillside Republican Club held a Fourth of July picnic in the College Ta Grove. President John Krug hailed the gathering as the most spirited pre election event in years with about 300 attendees despite weather. The program included dancing, a Declaration of Independence reading, and thanks to committee members for organizing the event.

Hillside Republian Club Cale Lege Tai Grove John Krug Hillside Anand Merleh Pins Didatey Toy Township Alyn Walahy Dean Noble Matie Diottman Beretee Selulquin Chytk Helena Doko Weller Arthur Lapp Krag Hrig Vlan Whiter Promind

Newark man dies at 48 in hospital service held

Prizes day services were held for Aroni Bigney of 275 Oakland Terrace Newark who died Thursday at Newark Beth Israel Hospital aged 48. Rabbi Julius Sberteld officiated at Temple Bar Abraham Newark. Mr Eisner formerly worked 25 years for the Columbia Cheese Co. of Newark. Survived by wife Frances Cohen Eisner two daughters Ellen and Mrs Ronald Ridger Oslo Norway, mother Mrs Sigmund Sturm Hillside, a brother Seymour Union and three sisters Mrs Benjamin Brown Hillside Mrs Benjamin Werfel Newark and Mrs Louis Ringel Orange.

Gnidsticker Minot Newark Aroni Bigney Oakland Bereser Beh Torial Hospital Julius Sberteld Temple Bar Abraham Menjoth Park Walon Hisher Beluy Chnned Troduers Gay, New York Columbia Cheese Co Elsner Find Hillside Hilside Lodge Prances Cohen Eisner Ronald Ridger Oslo Norway Ellen Eisner Sigmund Sturm Seymour Union Benjamin Brown Benjamin Werfel Louis Ringel Orange

Three Westminster Homes Entered Over Weekend

Police report three Westminster houses entered over the weekend. One burglary occurred while a family was upstairs, another during owner absence, and a third when residents were away. Cash and valuables were taken, with homes showing signs of forced entry and ransacked rooms. Police described the incidents with details from the Hoffmans and other residents, noting removed screens and tampered windows.

Pollee Westminster Edward V. Hoffman North Avenue Jer Qaughter Hoffman Ufc Harry Goheen Robert Carey Batuynorte Kane Milton Levy Detimiah Maes Lay Kleaatweih Niki Wotan H Wickerhwuser

Ukrainian Church Meeting Tonight at Hillside Unity area

A significant town meeting is planned for Thursday July 1 at 8 pm in the Old Veterans Hill area. Residents of Hillside and Unity are urged to discuss plans for the construction of the Uk rolt Catholic Church at Bloy Street and Rut Werk Avenue.

Hillside and Unity

New Library Opens Monday At Hillside

Hillside's new public library wall opens next Monday July 16 with incomplete furnishings. Miks Lottle Binolenski, director, announces the facility will not be fully furnished and urges public use of the Le herty avenue entrance. A mechanized charging machine will be used and all library cards re registered. Miss Smolenski notes a moratorium on fines and asks borrowers to return books.

Hillside Miks Lottle Binolenski Wnans Leherty Avenue Miss Smolenski

Lowden Appointed A Harbor Master

The article announces the appointment of harbor masters in New Jersey during the 1986 summer. Joseph J. McLean notes the duties include patrolling waterways and ensuring compliance with fish and game and navigation rules. Appointees serve without pay. Francis V. Lowder is named among others.

Prenton Ape Pomc Unie Huehar Mas Tee Power Gee Stashare Ares New Jersey Tae Saan Anid Joseph J. McLean Shire Cenacrment McLean Department Peter J. Gannon Bureau of Navigation Francis V. Lowder Nottingham Way Hill Side

Children Hold Drive For Dystrophy Fund On Chester Street

A group of Chester Street children collected $16.42 for muscular dystrophy relief. Participants included Judy Ann Nathans Barry Nathans Frank Linda Zimmerman Beverly Zimmerman and Daniel Selb.

Chester Street Judy Ann Barry Nathans Frank Linda Beverly Zimmerman Daniel Selb

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Paul F. Korlesky Police Department Ray Heller Paul de Graw Lawrence Treger John Candrillo Vincent Moynihan Harriman New York Kenneth E. Hathaway Rent Control Commission Webster Woo Ig National Azzociation of Real Estate Boards Hathaway Kreszl McGill Iris Blatt Walter R. Lee Salem Ave Rillede Conant Estates Singer’s Arnold H. MC Clow Sand & Stone Gows Burnett Street Rasquest Board of Freeholders Ilfiants Hillside Nations Bank Water Users Association of New Jersey Tne Long Avenue UNE Vpecail Clayton Holding Co Zonly Board Board of Isment Commissioners Crystal Tererace Greenwood Terrace Marine Terrace Christ the King School Bloy Street Rutgers Avenue Richard H. Greene Township Yale Avenue Stanley Joan Kreshok Shelton Terrace Rocco May LaPolla Pennsylvania Avenue Andrew Ulrich White & Caruso Gyrd Avenue Cram Street Growney Funeral Home North Broad Street Parcmertal Health Hsther Ochse Dy Elie McClintock Piaget Capero Tree Experts Inc Summit Mmitkmen Hepa Gounty Tuberculosis and Health League Arthur Eisner Matt-Best Products Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store Baby Carriages Bicyclen Toys Lionel Traine Liberty Ave Salem Pharmacy Lowden Szarko’s Liquor Store Nid Avenue
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