Stockholders Approve Merger Of Franklin And First New Jersey
Franklin State Bank in Franklin Township and First New Jersey Bank in Union New Jersey won over 84 percent and 99 percent approvals respectively at meetings held April 24 1973. The merged bank will use the Franklin charter and serve about 300 million dollars in assets with 22 offices across Somerset Union Middlesex and Monmouth Counties. Final approvals rest with the New Jersey Department of Banking the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the U S Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin State Bank
Franklin Township
N.J
First New Jersey Bank
Union, NeJy
Morris Ave
Union, N.J
Franklin Boulevard
Mayo S. Sisler
Anthony N. Schober
Oliver F.herttua
Somrset
Sisler
Schobert
Herttua
Herbert J. Dwyer
Oliver F. Herttun
Howard L. McMurray
Benjamin Romano
Mies
Franklin
Banki Lg
Somerset
Union
Middlesex
Monmouth
New Jersey Department of Banking
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Justice Department
Stein Faces Non Reappointment as Music Director
The Hillside Board of Education did not reappoint Seymour Stein as Director of Music for the school system after one year. Board President Dr. Robert Parker said Superintendent Anthony Avella did not recommend Stein for renewal. Stein will return to the elementary music department. only William Lange supported him. The board seeks a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Seymour Stein
Stein
Robert Parker
Hillside Times
Anthony Avella
William Lange
Township Tightens Pool Supervision
The Township Committee approved first reading of an ordinance to centralize Pool Commission control, requiring committee approval of all pool salaries and hiring, with payments routed through the township treasurer. The move follows handing three years of Pool Commission records to the Union County prosecutor and names new hires for pool staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenter
Hillis
Pool Commission
John Kulish
Publi
Ceeting
Union County
Carl Asch
Kulish
Frank Suplee
Anton Wit
Joseph Nyeh
Tillman St
Salery
Kevin Reardon
Hyslip Ave
Westfield
Herman Holzman
West Park Ave
Ocean
Paul Insultant
Vil
Newark Y
J. Arnold Witte
Hillside GOP Picks Jack Murphy for Township Committee
The Hillside Republican Party selected Jack Murphy to run for Township Committee this year. Murphy, a lifelong Hillside resident and high school graduate, has led local GOP groups since 1963, runs Union Plate Glass Co. and Associated Glass Shops, and serves in multiple civic and church organizations. He and his wife Dana reside at 1101 Salem Ave with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Jack Mulraty
Republican Club
Hillside High School
Murphy
Republican Party
Hillside Republican Club
Republican Policy Committee
Witte and Ferguson
Union County Republican Committee
Plainfield
Associated Glass Shops, Inc
New Jersey
Guardian Industries of
Penns
St Catherine’s Church
FMEA
Thomas F. Canty Council
Knights of Calambus
RTOE
Elks Lodge
Union
Union and Plainfield Chambers of Commerce
Salem Ave
Dana
Rowert, John, Thela
Carol-Ann
Hillside Ambulance Squad to Dedicate New Headquarters
A dedication ceremony for Hillside Ambulance Squad Headquarters at 1600 Schley Street is planned for Sunday June 24 1978. The day includes a town parade ending at the building, demonstrations of three ambulances, applications for new members, and on tap refreshments. Souvenir mugs and journal ads are available from squad members or Matt Spersier 464 0213. The event will proceed rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Schley Street
Hillside
Matt Spersier
Hillside capsule to bury memories from 1973 in 40 years
The 60th Anniversary Committee and Hillside Industrial Association announce a time capsule burial after the Memorial Day Parade on May 28 at the municipal building. Residents and groups may contribute envelopes at the National State Bank for a $1 fee, with larger items capped at $3 for an 8 by 10 photo. The capsule will be dug up in 2013 on the community's 100th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside
National State Bank
N. Broad St
Hillside Community Pool
Hillside crimes report multiple break ins and thefts
Police logged several incidents Saturday and Sunday including a 64 Chevy broken into at 358 Long Age with a fire extinguisher and first aid kit stolen, a garage bike theft, a first floor ransack at 271 Oakland Terrace, two color TVs and jewelry taken from 1473 Orchard Terrace, and a robbery outside Centre Bowl with $108 stolen. A fire occurred at Manhattan Motel in Lakewood early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Romeo
GTEAL
Arry
Aeone
Romeo Camacho
Oakland Terrace
Rae Leventer
Orchard Terrace
Susaing
Hillside Community Pool to Mark Townships 60th Anniversary
The Hillside community pool will celebrate the townships 60th anniversary with a cocktail party and reception for state officials and members. Memberships are 80 dollars for families, 40 for individuals, and 15 for seniors with free admission for pool members.
Hillside Scholarship Fund Seeks Community Support
Hillside Scholarship Fund Inc. appeals to residents and industries for donations to aid local students. President Morris Lubin emphasizes no salaries for administrators and that every dollar helps a student. Envelopes mailed to households encourage contributions this year.
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Hillside Scholarship Fund, Inc
Morris Lubin
Scholarship Fund
Hillside Scholarship Fund Inc
Hilleide Seholarship Fund, Inc
Hetdy
Fire Service Recognition Day Open Houses Planned
Hillside Fire Department designates Saturday May 12 as Fire Service Recognition Day. Firehouses on Hillside Avenue and Hollywood Avenue will welcome the public from 12 noon to 7 PM. Emergency numbers on stickers will be given out. Pumper and aerial truck demos at Hollywood at 3 PM and at Hillside at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Fire Department
Hillside Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
Hollywood Avenue Fire Station
Hillside Avenue Fire House
Hillside houses still occupied by original owners noted
The Hillside Times lists several long time residents on Conant Street including 111 owned by Timothy Winslow Woodruff, 178 Tae Bar home, and 158 Conant tied to Miss Earl's family. Historic notes recount cannery legacy from the Earl farm, 206 Conant so nursed by Dr. John W. Dickinson and Emma Woodruff, and questions about other descendants still living nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Conant St
Timothy Winslow Woodruff
Hillside Times
Tae Bar
Marion Weishouse
Earl's
King St
Conant
Edn& Goddard
John W. Dickinson
Brooklyn
Emma Woodruff
Dr. Dickinson
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James Fox
Summer Avenue
Newark
Route 22
Harding Terrace
First New Jersey
Stein Put
Public Works
O. K Totler
Upply, Inc
Elizabeth
Atlantic Richfield Company
Maddenfield
Capital Fuel Service
Hillside Ave
Charles Manensa
Link
Leslie Sr
Prank & Light
M.D. Co
Angelo Honatino
Sherwood Koblenz
J. Patrick Growney
Rose Tnez
Sam Gaines
June Fischer
Stephen Hricke
Catherine Pease
Jack Pass
R. P
Julie Moffat
Mary Witte
Nancy Light
Morton Farber
Donald Holtzman
Gop
Jack Murphy
Charles Ussmaaki
Rahway
Centre Bowl
North Broad
Bration
Tax Collectors Office
Alease
E. B
Lyons Farms
Miss Earl
Phoebe Ogden Magie
W.A.C. Earl
Richard 8
Earl
Earl Brothers
Newark & Elizabeth
U.S.A
Barthouse
Consent St
Dickinson
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