Testimonial Dinner to Honor Township Clerk Louis A Mischler
A testimonial dinner is announced for 7 p.m. on September 25 at College Inn to honor Township Clerk Louis A Mischler. Mischler, who will celebrate his 58th birthday, has 10 years of service to the municipality and has held multiple roles including mayoral terms, Zoning Board member, and chair of the Millside PAL Building program. He has consistently polled over 7,000 votes in elections and belongs to several fraternal and civic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.n
College Inn
Louis.a. Mischler
Dischler
Mayor
Manning Board
Zoning Board of Adjustment
U'S
FMBA
PBA
N Strstee Lodge
BPO Elks
Lodge
Millside Pal
John F. Kennedy
Fourth Depree Knights of Columbus
Rev
Thomas F. Canty Council
Here
Viola Maloney
Jersey City
Anthony O. Rallis
Elizabeth’ Monuments Cn
Samuel Katz
Henry ©. Grol
The
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Raymond A. Moore
Daniel Menza
Menza Fuel
Oi! Co
Mastica Extruder Products
Ing
Charles Mancuso
Shiliside State Bank
Highway divider flaws raise safety concerns in area
The article details a center divider installed in 1954 that reduced head on crashes for a decade but has lost effectiveness after recent repaving. It notes ongoing repairs by utility companies in July, new electric cable work by Public Service Electric and Gas Co, and a water line project by Elizabeth Town Water Co. The Elizabeth City Council opposes a proposed water pipeline route, amid calls from Assemblyman Mc Donough to store floodwaters on the Elizabeth River for drought relief. Senator Williams introduces an amendment to federal flood control and water supply programs as discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Reath Valley
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Newark
Lower Road
N. Broad St
Ridgway Ave
Elizabeth Town Water Co
Union Township
Elizabeth Tver
Cornell Place
Sweetland Ave
Elizabeth City
Linden
Elizabeth
Lnk
Hillside
Irvington Ave
North Ave
Valle
Peter J. McDonough
Piginfield
Elizabeth River
McDonough
Hasld
Rupert A. Roe
U.S
Harrison A. Wiliams Jr
Lions Committee Chairmen Named for 1965 66 Year
Hillside Lions Club president Arnold H McClow appointed chairmen and members for the 1965 66 term to guide special projects and fund drives. Co chairs include William C Stark August Papercio Dr Francis J Grant Max Ginsberg Sam Leventer and G Allan Schuhmann with Leventer Schuhmann head of the fund drive. Roles span education citizenship and veterans public relations and bulletin and other committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. McClow
Hillside Loms Club
St. Elizabeth Hospital
William C. Stark
August Papercio
Francis J. Grant
Max Ginsber
Sam Leventer
G. Allan Schuhaman
Leventer and Schuhmann
Groh
Hillside to Hold Outdoor Art Show at Community Pool
Hillside's second outdoor art show is scheduled for August 28 and 29 at the Hillside Community Pool under the new Hillside Cultural Arts Committee. The first show, hosted by the Woman's Club during the township's 50th anniversary, featured Hillside High School fence art. Entry is open to all Hillside artists with categories in painting photography ceramics pottery and china painting. Entry forms and info available by calling Mrs Susan Rohdes or Sam Laddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
New Hillside Cultural Arts Committee
Hillside High School
Woman's Club of
Ralph A. Schwartz
Susan Rohdes
Sam Laddy
Con- Arts Committee
Municipal Building
Court invalidates town pool hall ban in zoning ruling
Union County Judge Fulop ordered the township to amend ordinances prohibiting pool parlors, declaring the ban an improper, arbitrary restraint. The decision delays effect for 90 days while officials rewrite fair zoning rules, citing concerns about youth access and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Ervin
Fulop
Nicholas de Kunchak
Locust Ave
Mr. Kunchak
Nicholas Constiello Jr
Liberty Ave
Richard Berlowe
Colfax Manor
Roselle L’ark
William C. Dieroff
Hillside Ave
N. Broad Sr
Funeral held for Mrs Hall widow of Alya C Hall
Funeral services were held at Growney Funeral Home for 83 year old Mrs Corinne B Hall widow of Alya C Hall of 1244 Miriam Place She died July 21 She was a member of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Survived by two sons Byron Hall of Hillside and Loring F Hall of Shore Acres a daughter Mrs Violet D Wilson of Indianapolis five grandchildren and a great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growney Funeral Home
Corinne B. Hall
Alya C. Hall
Miriam Place
Hall
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Byron
Hillside
Loring
Shore Acres
Violet D. Wilson
Indianapolis
Court fines shoplifters in Newark and Elizabeth
Magistrate Henry Goldher fined Shirley Muskat of 277 Hobson Street Newark 250 dollars for shoplifting five dollars thirty nine cents of merchandise from Shop Rite at 1303 North Broad Street. William Kramer of 123 Scheerer Avenue Newark received 50 dollars for stealing two dollars nineteen cents in the same store. Thomas Ford, 20, of 1413 Lexington Place Elizabeth, was sentenced to five days in county jail on a charge of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goldher
Shirley Muskat
Hobson St
Newark
Broad St
Wiliam Kramer
Scheerer
Thomas Ford
Lexington Place
Elizabeth
Driver Out On Bail In Reckless Driving Case
John Ranalli aged 28 of 34 Martin Ave Edison released on 525 dollar bail pending Municipal Court appearance. State trooper arrested him at his home on a bench warrant for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ranalli
Martin Ave. Edison
Indicted in Theft From Local Firm
The Union County Grand jury indicted Hobby Shoemaker 29 of 915 Sunset Ave Asbury Park for stealing 6326 42 dollars in burglar alarm parts from his former employer Thaddeus J Jascor of Apex Signal Co 30 Bloy St between June 1 1962 and June 25 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Granu Jury
Superior Court
John E. Bager
Hobby Shoemaker
Sunset Ave
Asbury Parks
Thaddeus J. Jascor
Apex Signal Co
Mrs Chmiel Dies After Long Illness at St Elizabeth Hospital
Mrs Stella Chmiel of 366 Harvard Ave died last Tuesday at St Elizabeth Hospital after a long illness. Born in Forest Hills Long Island she lived in Linden 46 years. She was a Rosary Society member of Church of Christ the King and is survived by husband Walter, daughter Frances, five sisters and a brother. Funeral from Crowney Funeral Home 1070 N Broad Street.
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Stella Chmiel
Harvard Ave
John Chmiel
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Forest Hills
Long Island
Linden
Hillside
Rosary Society
Church of Christ the King
Walter Chmiel
Frances Chmiel
Anna Pakulski
Josephine Hendricksen
Jennie Adams
Lorte Gagatek
Theresa Roach
Winfield
Frances Nagy
Carteret
Frank Pakulski
Crowney Funeral Home
Broad Street
Dean's List Honoree From Hillside at NY Medical College
Fred Heller of 632 Irvington Ave Hillside has been named to the Dean's List for the 1964 65 academic year at the New York Medical College affiliated with Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals in New York He is a sophomore and the son of Mr and Mrs Irving Meller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Heller
Irvington Ave
Hillside
New York Medical College
Flower and
Fifth Avenue Hospitals
New York
Irving Meller
Szarko Liquor Store Ad on Liberty Avenue
Advertisement for SZARKO LIQUOR STORE at 1337 Liberty Avenue offers Wines Liquors Beers with free prompt delivery. Mentions 4 Kegs Beer Coolers for hire and lists WA phone numbers 38-0659 and 35-1495 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szarko
Liberty Avenue
Hillside High athletic deficit reported for 1964 65
Hillside High School annual athletics financial report shows a deficit of 2622.78 with total income 11924.46 and expenditures 13947.24 across all sports. Baseball and basketball run deficits while football posts a profit. the board notes equipment costs insurance and locker rent income and a savings balance of 5026.80 including student government and other funds. Meyer Burgstein of 130 North Ave elected chairman of Foodtown Super Markets board in Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Board of Education
Totel
Sally Polsinelli
Meyer Burgstein
North Ave
Town Super Markets
Linden
Photo On Display Mrs Garmen J Armenti
The photograph of Mrs Carmen J Armenti is on display in the Garden State Tea Room at the Bamberger Gallery from July 20 to August 17, 1905. She is listed among New Jersey's distinguished women by the Public Relations Office and resides at 1241 Gard Avenue with her husband and daughters Arlene and Mi chele. She serves as president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Allan American Civic Association of Hillside. The piece notes local planning related to the Aldene Plan, including a proposed viaduct and access road affecting Central Avenue to N Broad Street and Lehigh Valley Railroad interaction, with maps showing rail and road changes and nightly train transfers to Newark Penn Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmen J. Armenti
Carmen J. Arment
Garden State
Bamberger Gallery
New Jersey
Arment
Gard Avenue
Arlene
Mi. Chele
Allan American Civic Association
Hillside
Central Ave
N. Broad St
Long Ave
New Jersey State Highway Department
Ridgway Ave
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Highway Department
New Jersey Central Railroad
Cranford-Roselle Park
Newark Pennsylvania Station
Irvington Branch
Chicago Bridge and Iron Co
Hillside Development Co
David
Hillside Plans Base Study on Manufacturing Growth
The Hillside Planning Board released the Economic Base report as part of the township Master Plan. It notes Hillside ranks 58th in population but 12th in manufactured product value in New Jersey, with 12,000 manufacturing and wholesale jobs and 10,000 local job seekers. It highlights limited industrial land, retail declines, and a shift toward high volume establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Siamond
Hillside Planning Board
Hillside
U.S
New Jersey
Diamond
Planning Board
U.S. Department of Commerce
Union County
Hillside ‘King
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Louis A. Dischler
It College Ten
Newty Groh
John Walsh
Anthony O. Bullis
Jett
Harry Hyra
Raymond Moore
Hillside Photo Service
Mans
Lions Committee
TOBIA
Tobia's
N.J. Waverly
Rubin Silver
Williamson Ave
Russell Tygart
Clark St
Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Chmiel
H.S. Sports Fund
U.S. Commerce Department
Neva
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
New Jersey State Department of Education
U.S. Census Department
Diamonds
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