Howard Savings assets hit new high in mid year report
Howard Savings President John W. Kress reports a record high assets total of 65 0404 789 for the first half of 1965, a rise of 26 040 869 from the prior year. Deposits reached 590 204 674 as of June 30, up 44 762 455, with 35 760 mortgages totaling more than 457 million on New Jersey properties. The bank, expanding from eight to ten offices with two new Irvington branches, cites steady savings inflows and Irvington State Bank absorption as funds to support New Jersey homes and industry.
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Howard Savings
John W. Kress
Irvington State Bank
Kress
New Jersey
Thirty Days On Three Violations In New Jersey Court
Magistrate Henry Goldhor in Municipal Court Thursday night sentenced Francis Busaccu of 182 N 19th St East Orange to 30 days in the county jail on three charges Busaccu was sentenced to 10 days for driving while on the revoked list He was sentenced to an additional 20 days in default of payment of 110 fine for misuse of license plates and operating an unregistered vehicle Edward C Herman of 44 Erie St Elizabeth also was sentenced to jail for 10 days for driving while on the revoked list and an additional six days in lieu of 35 fine for careless driving Fined were several others including 15 for no driver s license and 35 for careless driving. Assessed were residents from Newark Roselle Bloomfield Jersey City and others with varying fines and suspensions Mrs Rita Thomas was fined 150 each on two disorderly complaints and sentenced to 30 days in jail in lieu of payment The Hillside school district announced its annual cleanup program with seven youths hired to assist The maintenance staff will repair boilers scrub and wax floors and repaint as part of the board of education efforts
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Henry Goldhor
Francis Busaccu
N. 19Th St
East Orange
Busaccu
Edward C. Herman
Erie St
Elizabeth
Hillside Ave
Ronald J. Ledwith
Bloomfield Aves
Bloomfield
William L. Howard
Oak St
Jersey City
Samuel L. Smith
Ridgewood Ave
Newark
Diane M. Garufy
Sixth Ave
Roselle
James C. Peluso
Third St
Florence J. Masino
N. 12Th St
Norman PF. Dowling
Broadway
Rita Thomas
Hiawatha Ave
Adolph Winterstein 64 Former Machinist
Funeral services for Adolph Winterstein age 64 of 12005 Long Ave were held at Growney Funeral Home. Born in Germany he came to the United States in 1937 and lived in Roselle before moving to this area 26 years ago. He worked as a machinist at The Heil Co. Route 22 for 20 years retiring six years ago. He was a member of the German Sports Club of Elizabeth and is survived by his wife Bertha Gresch Winterstein a brother Fritz Winterstein and a sister Mrs. Betty Geis in Germany.
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Growney Funeral Home
Broad Sr
Adolph Winterstein
Long Ave
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Elizabeth
Germany
Roselle
Winterstein
Heil Co
Route 22
Bertha Gresch Winterstein
Fritz Winterstein
Betty Geis
G B Winter Dies Proprietor of Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham B. Winter 55 of 630 N Broad St Elizabeth died Saturday at home. He owned the Mayfair Liquor Store and was a WWII veteran. He was a member of El mora Country Club Colon ia Golf Club and Hillside United Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Evelyn Sellick Winter and two sisters Janet Pistor and Susan Krueck. Funeral held at Ogden VanAsen Funeral Home 458 N Broad St Elizabeth.
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Ogden-VanAssen
Broad St
Elizabeth
Graham B. Winter
Mayfair
Winter
Elmora
Colonia Golf Club
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Evelyn Sellick Winter
Janet Pistor
Woodstock Sage,vi
Susan Krueck
Sara- Sota
Fla
Notable Family Obituary Fragments From Clarks Green Area
The text lists a family group including Mrs Pearl Williams of Clarks Green and Mrs Louise Winters of Colonia with two sons Willard and Roy Phillips Jr. and multiple grandchildren and a great grandchild, reflecting a memorial or obituary fragment from the region.
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Pearl Williams
Clarks Green
Louise Winters
Colonia
Willard
Neshank
Roy Phillips Jr
Scorch Plains
Hadassah Plans Future Activities in Hillside Chapter
The Hillside Hadassah chapter prepared for the year by holding committee meetings at members’ homes to discuss plans. A fund raising meeting was hosted by president Mrs. Max Schuster. Program and membership meetings followed at homes of Mrs. Leo Lowenstein, Mrs. Morris Ball, and Mrs. Robert Diamond. An education meeting led by chair Mrs. Schuster with co chair Mrs. Perscoe and chairman Mrs. Levton completed the series.
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Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Max Schuster
Leo Lowenstein
Morris Ball
Robert Diamond
Schuster
Philip Levton
Charles Perscoe
Cochairman
Where Is The Public Support For PAL
Seven years after Detective Alois Stier became Hillside Police Athletic League director on the police chief’s suggestion, the PAL shows ongoing public funding needs. The township provides a temporary HQ, while volunteers and donations cover about eight thousand dollars needed annually for operations.
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Alois J. Stier
Hillside Police Athletic League
Williem—Gurei
Springfield
N. Broad St
Stier
Samuel Fazzone
U.S. War Veterans Memorial
Frank Coveleski
Services Held For Mrs Phillips In Clarks Summit
Funeral services were held Saturday at Growney Funeral Home for Mrs Carrie Frantz Phillips 76 of Clarks Summit Pa formerly of Hillside and Elizabeth who died Tuesday in Buffalo New York Born in Scranton she lived there until moving to the area 25 years ago She moved to Clarks Summit two years ago She is survived by her husband Roy Phillips five daughters Mrs Viole Singer Elizabeth Mrs Dorothy Saville and Mrs Marion Davis all of Chenille
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Growney Funeral Home
Carrie Frantz Phillips
Clarks-Summit
Hillside
Elizabeth
Buffalo
New York
Scranton
Phillips
Roy Phillips
Clarks- Summit
Viole Singer
Dorothy Saville
Marion Davis
Chinchilla
Local PAL Seeks Funds For Youth Programs and Events
Half the needed funds will cover building expenses while the rest funds handicraft bands uniforms and essential supplies for a successful program. The group runs a mail campaign to the public, has acquired an engraving machine for age related work, and plans December decorations sales. Additional efforts include dances annual card parties and other fundraisers to supplement or replace other youth organizations in the community.
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PAL
Oor
Hillside Times weekly edition details and pricing
The Hillside Times lists publication as a weekly paper edited at 1443 North Bread St Jill side 5 Hillside NJ with July 15 1965 Thursday issue. Subscription is 3 dollars 50 cents per year and single copies 10 cents. Postal information notes second class mail in Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume 41 issue 38.
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North Bread St
Jillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Good News For Babies And Children
A historical notice highlights declining infant and child death rates since 1940 due to new drugs and medical knowledge. It notes faster stock in its prescription lab as discoveries prove safe, and invites readers to contact Salem Pharmacy for compounding and delivery of prescriptions.
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Howard
the Howard
South Orange
North Caldwell
Irvington
N.J. Times
Sheldon H. Becher
Henry St
Crawford
Hillside Public Schools
Board of Education
Sylvester J.maderski
Robert Hach
Union County Police Academy
Cranford
Lester Powell
Anton Vit Jr
Monroe Ackerman
Ernest Voelk
John Desc
Beverage Service
Beer & Soda
Hoffman
Kirsch
Canada Day
7 UP
Rollers
Coca-Cola
Pepsi Cola
Ballantine
Rheingold
PABST
Schlitz
Budweiser
Millers Highlife
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.G
Cor, Market St
N. J
Perel AY & Mey
Ercd, Inc
A. Winterstein
G.B. Winter
Pop Warner Football League
Community Industrial League
Dorothy M. Groeger
Berkeley Savings
Nad
the Hillside Times
Salem Pharnacy
Salem Ave
Cor.Coe
Philip Weinick
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Taxpaylog Servant of Great State
Thrift and
Berkeley Savings’ Spanking
Lyons Avenue
U.S
State of
Berkeley Savings and Loan
Association
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan PI
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
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