Zoning Board approves 72 family garden apartments on Liberty Ave
The Zoning Board of Adjustment granted permission for a 72 family garden apartment project on Liberty Avenue opposite Ryan and Fitzpatrick streets. The plan includes a 30 wide driveway to McMichael Place and front zoning change from Business A to Residence C with rear portions upgraded to Residence C. Some residents opposed the McMichael Place exit and a petition opposing the proposal circulated, while others supported the project pending FHA review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Ryan and
Fitzpatrick Streets
Zoning Board of Adjustment
McMichael Place
Ellsworth J. Sterner
Liberty House Apartments, Inc
Elizabeth
North Broad Street
Sterner
Albert
Margaret Schoen
Biltrite Sash & Door Co
Newark
Schoen
Leah Bierman
Main Avenue
East Orange
New Jersey
Hillside Recreation Center
Union County Park Commission
Katherine Venskus
Planning Board
FHA
Baker
Pias
Township rejects gas station permit on North Broad Street
The Township Committee denied a permit to erect a gas station on North Broad Street opposite Williamson Avenue near Lipsehutz Esso after an investigation found safety concerns. Reitman of Elizabeth for 1489 North Broad St. Corp. faced a negative ruling even if the site moved to the south end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broad Street
Williamson Avenue
Lipsehutz Bros. Esso
Wer
Bertram BE. Reitman
Elizabeth
North Broad St
James J. Holsing
Liberty House
Howard J. Bloy
Levy Bros. Lumber Co
Stein, Stein and Hughes
Shelton Terrace
Herrigel
Norman L. Sanford
King
Harvard Avenue
Union County Park
Wilbur Wy Willms
Looker Street
Central Ave
Anchor Post Products Inc
Joseph D'Amiano
Long Avenue
Leland Place
Hillside Alumni Association
Veterans weigh civic center site as Bristol-Myers land eyed
Residents and veterans discuss plans for a Memorial Building linked to a future civic center. The Bristol-Myers site on Hillside Avenue is favored by official committees, but no final decision exists and delays could jeopardize the veterans project. Parking concerns rise as off street rules gain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Memorial Building Association
Bristol-Myers
Hillside Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Miller Place
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
Council of Civic Agencies
Taxpayers Civic and Coordinating Committee
Memorial
Civic Center
Memorial Building
Veterans’ Memorial
Board of Health to Probe Dust Nuisance Complaints
Three women from Florence Avenue argue nuisance conditions from Jiffy Mfg Co and Mander Cork Corp. They report black flakes, cork dust, fumes, and sleep disruption. Health Inspector says a Swedish machine at Jiffy may reduce particles within weeks. Township Attorney notes ongoing Cork Works case and need for expert testimony. President Brown orders a letter to Jiffy and further local investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Florence Avenue
Jiffy Mfg. Co
Mander Cork Corp
Luise Bann
Mary Schwinn
Margaret Szente
Samuel Jowitt
John Brown
Jiffy
Albert Fasshauer
Hillside Plumbing Supply Co
Hillside Avenue
Midway Motors Opens New De Soto Plymouth Showroom
Raymond D. Matthews, president of Midway Motors Inc., announces the firm has moved into a new showroom and service building at 1443 North Broad Street. The 62 by 180 foot facility houses a showroom for De Soto Plymouth cars, a large repair garage, space for used cars, and wrecker service with pickup and delivery. The firm has served customers for sixteen years and plans a grand opening after Labor Day. Contractor was D. O. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Matthews
Midway Motors Inc
de Soto- Plymouth Dealers
North Broad Street
de Soto-Plymouth
D. O. Evans
No. 45 Bus Route Replaces No. 47 In Local Service
Public Service Coordinated Transport begins express No. 45 service replacing No. 47 on North Broad Hillside and East Jersey streets. It travels to Route 25 for Newark with a one hour headway and same return route. Public Service spokesperson confirms changes approved by the Board of Public Utility Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Coordinated Transport
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Pub
Lic
North Broad Street
Hillside
Elizabeth
East Jersey
Broad Street
East Jersey Street
Newark
Public Service
Flood relief urged by Liberty Ave business group
Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association discussed flood conditions at a Tuesday meeting. Members urged circulating a petition to the Township Committee for relief from future floods. The lake like flooding filled cellars. next meeting set for August 1 at Zatko's Grill, with regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Ave
Business Men's Association
Liberty Avenue
Zatko’s Grill
Probate Vieser Will Offered for Probate
The will of the late Miss Charlotte Vieser, who died July 4, was offered for probate Tuesday at the office of Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. Executor named is George J. Vieser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieser
Charles A. Otto, Jr
Charlotte Vieser
George J. Vieser
Veterans Request Town To Provide Memorial Building
Veterans Central Committee asks the Township Committee to fund a War Memorial Veterans Building. The plan envisions leasing the 50 year structure to the War Memorial Association with a 50 year renewal and $10a. The meeting at Dr. Robert Rosen’s home discussed future veteran benefits and community use. Attendees included Dr. Rosen Walter Howell Carmine Farrigno Joseph Dill George Martin John Sgrogo and Daniel Seib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Central Committee
Robert Rosen
Salem Avenue
War Memorial Association
Dr. Rosen
Walter Howell
Carmine J. Ferrigno
The
American Legion
Joseph Dill
George Martin
V.F.W
John Sgrogo
Daniel W. Seib
D.A.V
Institute Chooses Columbia Expert for School Additions
The Board of Education selected the Institute of Field Studies at Teachers College Columbia University as educational consultant for a planned 975000 additions program to four school buildings with a fee about 4875. The consultant will work with architects throughout planning and advise on best addition locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Field Studies
Teachers College
Columbia University
Board of Education
Emma W. Knox
Scheu
Joseph G. Scheu
Re Bret
Schell
Rosemont
Hunterdon County
Henry Goldhor
Hillside Avenue
Mildred FE. Raphael
Abram P. Morris
Wayne T. Branom
Zoning Board Adopts Rules To Regulate Petitions
The Zoning Board Monday night approved twelve rules to govern hearings to avoid confusion and faulty petitions. The rules tighten petitioners’ duties and allow cross examination, subpoenas, and stricter evidence standards for a fair review of applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board
Stanley Weston
Liberty Avenue
American Flag Donated to Boy Scout Troop 92
National colors of Boy Scout Troop No. 92, worn out, were replaced by a gift from Charles Lewis of 275 Bernard Terrace. Dr Robert Rosen, scout chairman, announced the donation. Troop 92 is sponsored by Harden-Looker Post No. 50, American Legion. In his letter, Lewis said, Please accept our National Colors as a token of my esteem for the country and the Boy Scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Bernard Terrace
Robert Rosen
Harden-Looker Post No
American Legion
Rosen
Lewis
Chevrolet Motors Buys Site For New Modern Car Agency
Herbert Chevrolet Motors Inc of 1445 North Broad street announced purchase of land just north of its present location to build an up to date car show room service and parts departments with a used car lot. The 20 000 square foot building will be erected after plans are drawn and funded by the Dajack Corp of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Chevrolet Motors Inc
North Broad Street
Mayfair Auto Sales
Samuel Rettig
Dajack Corp
Newark
Herbert Chevrolet
David O. Evans
Rettig
Herbert Rusinow
Home Chemicals Burn Boy While Mixing Fireworks
Marion Tyjewski Jr., 15, son of Mr and Mrs Tyjewski of 496 Cornell Place, suffered slight eye burns after home chemicals exploded in his face while he mixed them in the cellar Tuesday. Taken to Alexian Brothers Hospital in Elizabeth for treatment by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tyjewski, Jr
Weather outlook: cloudy, humid with showers today
Mostly cloudy and humid conditions prevail with scattered showers today. Tomorrow is expected to turn fair, improving in the afternoon as high pressure builds.
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Family Garden
Maple Avenue
Leslie Reed
Hillside—Ambulance Fund
Lichardus
Hillside Pro
Playoff Inn
Ouverstein
Emery Thomas
Forest Hill
Milton
Babe) Lichardus
Braidburn Country Club
Thomas
Knoll
Boonton
Babe
Hillside High
Midway Motors
Columbia Institute
Albert Weiner
Carmine Ferrigno
Joseph Kulakowski
William Todd
Harry Ladanne
Joseph Silver
John Duthie
Ladayne
Weiner
Kulakowski
Todd
Ferrigno
Duthie
Calvin Coolidge
George Washington
Harden-Looker
Conant Street
Coe Avenue
Knox
Newark Board of Education
Ad For
Branom
Clifton H. Luster
Sys‘om
Evelyn Shields
Florence de Collis
Aileen Powderley
Seymour Stein
Rose Sena
Martha Foster
Ruth Fischer
George Rosen
Sinai Congregation
Hebrew School
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
N. J
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
Sporting Goods
American Flyer & Lionel
Tobia’s
Hillside Appliance Company
N. Broad 81
Igen
Bellows & Company
Maple Leaf
Maple
Chevrolet Motors
New Modern Car Agency
Salem Pharmacy
Hillside, New Jersey
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