Hillside Times publishes issue details and staff
The Hillside Times announces its second class matter filing date January 81 1925 at the Post Office in New Jersey under the 1879 act. It prints weekly Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside with Sidney Silverstein business manager and Robert Kaplan editor.
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Robert Kaplan
Subscription Rates in The Times Announce US and International Mail
The Times offers yearly subscriptions for 3.50 with single copies at 10 cents. Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added.
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Readers urged to send letters with name and address
The Times invites reader communications and notes that the writer must include name and address. Anonymous messages will not be published, though addresses are not always for publication. The policy stresses good faith and verifiability in submitted items.
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Delayed deed restrictions clash with 1952 housing on Irvington Avenue
Residents question 25 foot setbacks on Irvington Avenue built in 1952 as deed restrictions required 30 feet. Discrepancies between recorded deeds and actual construction prompt officials to consider legal remedies such as a resolution, avoiding moving homes.
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Irvington Avenue
Hillside Port Builders Face Scrutiny Over Restrictions
The article calls for officials to assess builders who allegedly ignored or forgot restrictions at Hillside port. It urges reprimand and elimination or strict scrutiny of any further Hillside activity by those builders.
Gas Station Theft Plot Uncovered In City
Two men were arrested and charged with conspiracy to defraud an insurance company after a break in at 1547 Summit Avenue. Frank N. Jarvis 26 admitted entering the gas station at 1 44 a m at the owner’s request Herman W Hafeken 25 was later arrested and allegedly claimed $37 40 from the insurer. Both held on $1 000 bail for municipal court July 24.
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Anthony Lord
Frank N. Jarvis
Franklin Street
Summit Avenue
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Herman W. Hafeken
Colonial Road
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Robert Mason
Robert de Prospo
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Afekin
Hillside Rotary Club Members Urged to Actively Serve
Curtis emphasized Rotary song words that profits come from service and urged members to participate in club affairs. He urged committee coordination for effective effort with each chairman ensuring the club moves rightward, highlighting attendance, classifications, bulletin, fellowship, magazine, formation, Rotary information, roster, bowling, history and sergeant-at-arms committees.
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Cooper Valves For Fire Protection at Linden Plant
Cooper Alloy Corporation supplies a stainless steel gate valve for Linden Warner’s Plant fire protection. The valve uses two exterior springs held by a fusible link that melts at 160 F to snap the valve shut and stop liquid flow to fire areas.
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Linden
Cooper Alloy Corporation
Bible Covenant With Man Promises Prosperity Through Cooperation
A sermon argues that God's covenant with humanity is broad and permanent, offering welfare and abundance when people fulfill their part. It links prosperity with righteousness, warns against forgetting God, and uses the rainbow as a symbolic token of the divine promise.
Service Held Key Of Rotary Creed
Harlow H. Curtis Jr, chairman of serves, gave a talk at the Tallyho Restaurant in Elizabeth last week. He said Rotary members gain the most from the creed when they serve to the best of their ability and respond when asked.
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Estate of Caroline Pillow Final Account Set for Hearing
The final account of Maylou Pillow as administrator of Caroline Pillow estate will be heard before the Superior Court in Tynsiony County on Friday July 29 1968. Albert L. Simpson attorney for the estate filed the guardianship matter after June 24 1958 and the notice appears in the legal records.
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Ordinance to authorize road and municipal improvements
The township introduces an ordinance to authorize funds for midwest highway and street improvements, including construction on Hollywood Avenue and Sylvania, funded from the Carl Palmer Improvement Fund, with a $7,000 allocation for engineering and related expenses. Public hearing to be held at the Township Building, with removal of delays after publication.
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Siunteind Huilding
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Hollywood Avenue
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Valery Hallioad Prac
Carl Pal
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