Stores Expand On Liberty Ave Grand Openings
Two new shops open today on Liberty Avenue expanding the neighborhood shopping scene. Cake Box and Hillside Second Hand will offer specials and a broad range of goods from cakes and ice cream to back to school supplies and household hardware. Local businessman Billy Upton is credited with the project, with community celebrations planned and free gifts for visitors.
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Generon of
Liberty Avenue
Ike
Diane
Ol Armel
Chris Komarin
Unetorr
Kohimarin
Altay
Americia
Wil Mike Thei
Johnson Elected To Bristol-Myers Post
Johnson named to Bristol-Myers Products Division vice presidency in production. Robert B. Brown, division president, notes Johnson joined from the Hilde plant and brings numerous honors including Soviet honors. Born in Wisconsin, Johnson is a Mountain View native.
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Johnson
Bristol-Myers
Jonnsol Hay
Sesialaml
Bristol- Moore Products
Robert B Browh
Johnsor
Ue Brisi Myers
Hilde
BC Soviet
Julnsus
Wisconot
Hisonte
Mountainaide
Town talk on sidewalks and town services in Harden Township
Mayor Henry Goldhor discusses sidewalk needs on the east side of Salem and King streets toward the Elizabeth city line, with property owners opposing walks. The board reviews baby clinic quarters and the lack of sidewalks while noting public property status and developer responsibilities. Hillside Rescue Squad receives praise for prompt aid, but staffing pressures from vacations risk service delays.
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Itl
Harden
Oriets
Ise
Liesl
Salem Nun
King Street
Elizaveth
Worthere
Goldhor
Tre Punc Henng
Howery Unis
Hine Squad
Neverthelss
Aarp
Tom
Greene
Ride-ending crash injures patrolman on Route 22 chase
Patrolman Paul De Graw 29 sustained severe injuries Friday after his motorcycle skidded on slick pavement near the Newark line. He was thrown from the bike when a motorist traveling about 60 mph on Route 22 struck debris and swerved. Taken to Dr Eugene Greenwald at 1001 Hollywood Ave, De Graw suffered abrasions and possible internal injuries and was sent home by his physician. Police report by Albert E Burgess note the speeding motorist license number could not be obtained.
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Paul de GW
Apowder
Newark City Line
Lone West
de Graw
Eugene Greenwald
Hollywood Avenue
Frank Erdana
Johaibow
Bert E. Burgess
Atalion Huaendatt
Multon Street
Bhaabeih
Weldon Caldbeck Funeral Held in Elizabeth
The funeral for Weldon Caldbeck aged 42 of 14 Fairbanks Street, who died Saturday in Sir Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, was held Tuesday morning from Grownoey Fuel Horn to St Catherine Church. A solemn High Requiem Mass was offered. Rev Thonn F Can Cour officiated. Caldbeck was a chemist engineer with Kot du Pore company. He resided at Philatelphee and was a member of the St Catherine Society. Survived by his mother Mrs. Caldbeck of Hillside.
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Growney
North Broad
Caroline
Grat Horstmann Schnell
Virginia Street
Bligebeth General Hospital
Sopul & Ossmanmi
Ly - Hillside Presbyterian Church
Officut
Igreen
Germany
Brooklyn
Hillside
Ma Irom
Bushwick 7
Phillip Schnell
Emil Schnell
Jamaica
Maris 'Tint
Glenside
Mina Kahrs
Spandenild
Weldon
Caldbeck
Tldbeck
Fairbanks Street
Sir Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Grownoey
St Catheriney
Philadelphia
Philatelphee
Hefner
Andy Meaiber
Wuanbr
Dore J . Ol Wildow
May Not Pass Personal Tax Collection Ordinance
A historical notice discusses whether the town can pass a personal tax collection ordinance. It references Mayor Henry Galdher, committee work, and a debate over costs and proper collection methods, with mention of a delinquent taxpayer’s property to be advertised for sale.
Yarnell to head Union County Sister Kenny fund drive
Bayway Refinery official M Yarnell, longtime Exco employee, will lead the Sister Kenny Fund drive in Union County starting August 5. The campaign seeks public contributions toward a $200,000 goal, with a local $45.00 portion credited to State Cure efforts as polio battle support.
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Yarnell
Senor Plains
Union County
Klan
Bel Kenny Pola Foundation
Poli
Sid Mr
Beso Standard @s
Bayway
Linden
Jersey City
Newark University
New York University
Bayway Refinery
Bayway Federation
Base
Auto Ruins Milk Vending Machine Crash
A milk vending machine was destroyed in a street incident on North Broad Street near Matawan. Police reported the machine was vandalized and valued at about $8,000, with bystander footage aiding investigators. nearby debris and damaged items were towed from the scene.
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The
VOGEL
Afi Uni
Budin Anernoon
Bette
Nik Vende
Iotoris
Bey Lim
Nuri Beond
Siti Matawan
Sheei
Alge Wereckyd
Fink
Cay Palrobii
Gordon Millburn
Woman Injured In Fall Down Stairs
Mes Allee Hoga aged 44 of 49 Hur Werater sustained a broken right unity bone after missing a stair at home. Police arrived with Dr Kuyt Greenwald and Hogisty Hogisty. She was transported by ambulance to Newstk Bethtyne Hye hospital. Patrolmen Lilie and Kile assisted at the scene.
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Mes Allee Hoga
Hur Werater
Nev Hus Lond
Andrew Hogi
Arbor
Kuyt Greenwald Mos
Hogisty Yas Ry
Newstk
Bethtyne
Hye Bital
Real Estate Board to Honor Members in State Awards
Albert Goeaenun, president of the Real Estate Board of Newark Irvington Hillside North, and Leslie Blau of Newark Realtors will lead the board’s selection committee for the statewide Community Service Awards. The awards, sponsored by the New Jersey Association of Belesville Bowes and Franklin Capital Corp of Newark, will recognize the 39 local bands statewide for outstanding community service.
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Albert Goeaenun
Real Estate Board of Newark
Irvington
Hillside—North
Leslie Blau
Newark Realtor
Ie New Jersey Asan Lion of
Bellesnile Bowes
Franklin Capital Corp of
Newark
Eich
Biel
Tnsund
Mde
Alwoug
Bidwail
Statewide Civil Defense Exercise Planned for New Jersey
The first statewide mobilization of Civil Defense forces in New Jersey is planned for late October 28 as announced by Thomas S. Dinan, state director. The drill tests alert, assembly, dispatch, and communications across local units, with 262,000 volunteers expected to participate in a coordinated effort to mobilize resources and demonstrate readiness.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Thomas S$. Dinan
Anime State
Emphieis
Manly
Mmeiory
Indus Hey
Opeie
Digiad
Ini
Sceipmien
Jor
Eendine Fons
Dinsetur Ditan
Former Resident Of Choir College Achieves Singing Honor
A former resident of the Choir College is noted for her long involvement with the school. She won the best voice award at the Presbyterian Senior Club and placed in the school’s contest, earning recognition for her singing career. She plans to assist next year at the school.
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Choir College
Astington
Miss Hive
Accu Olen
State Street
Toinlly
Salem Avenue
Bednicek
Caibthams Chole
Lagpiti
Westainnton Clune
Tessie
Piel
Mise Olson Wats
Ade
Admitted To Rutgers School Of Business
About 112 students have been accepted for admission to Rutgers University School of Business. The notice lists names and hometowns of applicants and notes eligibility for Rutgers Newark classes.
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Rutgers School of Business
Rantgers University
Busines
Janis Joscal
Milhee
Hillside Studens
Rutgers
Newark College
Liberty Age
ECU
Steel
Letters Oppose Gambage Change at Trinity Place
Edna Millside writes July 5 1958 that she has lived near Trinity Place many years and objects to the neighboring community garbage collection method. She argues the proposed system causes nuisance with cans piled by the drive and requests the Pawnship Committee not to adopt the proposed collection method.
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Trinity Place
Edna Millside
Ebach
Gary
Driving safety tips for New Jersey drivers
A fragment outlines a safety rule of thumb to blow horns or signals for every ten miles per hour of speed to avoid trouble when cars ahead stop or slow suddenly. It mentions the New Jersey Auto Club promoting a simple slogan to remember while driving and keeping control of the wheel.
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New Jersey Auto Club
ABC
Old Town Hall Up For Sale And Move Plans Drafted
The town plans to move from the old Town Hall to a new building at Hillside and Liberty, while listing the current Town Hall site for sale. A plan to repurpose the courthouse area includes parking changes and potential sale of adjacent parcels. residents oppose a parking ban on a curve on West Side Street.
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Tuasiy
Priia
WWE
North Mondotr
Jai Thuce
Asi Lowa
Watt
Civil Defers
Defone Council
Liewell
Maple Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Henry Galdher
Morris Panther
Westminster
Nue
Parka
Herbert Chevrolet
Motors
North Broad Street
Midway Motors
Ik Midway
Robert Kirkpartick
Funeral Held for Jacob P Batter at Spring Rose Cemetery
Jacob P Batter died Sunday after brief illness at Pant Phot Hospital aged bY. Rev Herbert Wooing of St Pan's officiated at home and Spring Rose Cemetery services. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert Holtmeister, wife Myrile Saver, son William, and siblings. Former singer mechanic and long-time Cincinnati resident, served in Prospect Harbor Corps and World War I. received wartime honors for equipment manufacture.
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Binieral Sriits
Dacol
Nottingham Way
Faery
Maiuifeetur Iit
Pant Phot Hospital
Herbert Wo Haein
St Pan's Vangelie
Elizabeth
Spring Rose Cemetery
Bitter
Robert Hotlmeister
Scotland
Ahumen
Baltimore
Batter Howed
New York
Baler
Aperilly
St. Paul Bwingeherl Lint Chavelys
Cineinawt Masone Todge
Diighter Suevivory Art Vier Brotiens
Alexander Hoob Rhaabeth Reymond 1
Eimeinhilt
William de
Watertown
Motorist Bailed For Tipsy Driving
A motorist arrested for drunken driving was released on a 24 dollar bail after being examined by police at the scene. The unnamed driver was found unfit to drive and taken into custody following a collision near Union Avenue and Fairechild street, operated by John Springs, with details appearing in local police notes.
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Atul Mall
15Th Street
Newink
Pruiday Yeni
Deving
Walton Wo Wempy
Att Auto
No. Union Avenus
Fairehild
John Springs
Prout Street
Ir Be Eer Kowin
Bizabetty
Jaro
Teaur
Two Diamond Rings Reported Stolen in Local Theft
Harold Brody reported two platinum diamond rings missing from 254 Williamson Street. One ring is a platinum wedding engagement piece, the other a platinum diamond band. Mrs. Ruth Brady allegedly removed the rings, with police noting no further leads.
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Pwo Nhs
Harold Brody
Williamson
Vinig
Brody
Ruth Brady Thad
Bt Guoxge
Shelbowie
Ray uHeler
Residents Attend Annual Golf Event
Residents gathered for the annual George F Strinetellow golf outing at Mont chur Golf Club near Houston. The event, sponsored by George J Stringer low and executives from Edison V Sorihey, featured Tommy Harmey, noted professional, among the participants. The luncheon started the day, followed by a luncheon and supper with prizes awarded after.
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George F
Montchur
George J. Stringerlow
Edisott
Sorihey
Thomas Alva Folkon
Tommy Harmey
Plundl
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Maple Leaf Wines
St Paul Cleaners
Billi Uoton
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Whation
Henry Goldhor
Good Deal
Mill Road
Irving N.N. I Union
Illip Schne
Walter R. Lee Howe
Heaton
Conniiita Gas
Wit
Brean Hiv Conimvittee
Witile
Arthn B. Dieust
Ted Pote
Sister Kenny Fund County
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Charles Timeworth du
Outhben
Previouy
Lem Pharmacy
Evelyn Olson
Geng
N. Broad St
Willside, N. J
Old Town Hall
Calleetor Dann
Lownshur Commission
Willian Upban Ake
Boston Avertue
Dooce
St. Lowry
Utter
Casimir Shomie
Hue
Auwuel
Motor Sites
Tuttlet
Alfred J Piscutelli
Peck Street
Estelle Jacobs
Jacob P. Batter
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
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