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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1970

Page

10

Hillside week closes courts and library hosts story hour

Hillside Recreation Commission closes high school tennis courts on weekdays 12 to 5 pm and keeps mornings 9 to 12 am and weeknights 5 pm to dusk plus weekend 9-12 am and 1-5 pm. Hillside Public Library offers a story hour featuring Elmer the Elephant with Lorna Salian’s Humbug Witch and Grimm’s The Wolf and the Seven Kids read to children. The library staff includes Miss Marjorie Chase Miss Fran Frieder Miss Arlene Goldberg and Mrs Rosina Tuzzolino.

Hillside Recreation Commission Hillside Public Library Elmer, Elephant Lorna Salian Brothers Grimm Marjorie Chase Fran Frieder Arlene Goldberg Rosina Tuzzolino

Banks Propose Cash Merger In New Jersey

Herbert D. Stem of First National Bank Milford and W Emlen Roosevelt of The National State Bank Elizabeth announce Board approval of a cash merger. Milford and its Glen Gardner branch will join The National State Bank, with a new Baptistown office, pending stockholder, OCC, and Justice Department approval. The merged bank would rank among the 200 largest in the country and Milford stockholders may receive about $80 per share. In a separate item, Wesley Venable of Irvington sustained head injuries when his car hit a pole on Hillside Avenue near the Lehigh Valley crossing and was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital.

Herbert D. Stem First National Bank of Milford New Jersey W. Emlen Roosevelt National State Bank Elizabeth Milford Bank Glen Gardner Baptistown Hunterdon County Union Middlesey Justice Department Stem United States I- 18 Wesley 'S. Venable Hopkins Place Irvington Hillside Ave St. Elizabeth Hospital Hillside

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