Tinning and Roofing Gutters and Leaders
Karl Abelhoer operates a Hillside roofing and siding service at 234 Long Ave with contact Tel WA 3-6699 offering gutters, roofing, and siding installation and repair services.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
2
Karl Abelhoer operates a Hillside roofing and siding service at 234 Long Ave with contact Tel WA 3-6699 offering gutters, roofing, and siding installation and repair services.
City residents object to lumber stored near homes by Levy Bros Inc. Mayor Holsing directed the building inspector to fix the issue. A dump truck for the Road Department was awarded to International Harvester Co. Alfred J Sauer offered 2170 for a land parcel 62 by 120 feet on Marine Terrace. sale by auction set for May 24. Ordinances include vacating Wilder street end May 24, paving Windsor Way sewers, rezoning Orchard Terrace and Oakland Terrace, and reclassifying 1307 North Broad from Residence A to Busi ness.
Michael Tobin of Tobin's Hillside Appliance Co announced a Hotpoint Holiday Hour broadcast of The Philadelphia Story on Mother's Day. The program, featuring Mel Ferrar and stars like John Garfield and Dorothy McGuire, airs 5 to 6 p.m. on 175 Columbia Broadcasting System stations, including WCBS Hillside. Tobin operates two appliance stores in Philadelphia, at 1418 North Broad Street and 1321 Liberty Avenue.
Civic Committee For 3 Additions outlines a local school system plan echoing last week’s PTA Presidents Council proposal. It aims to unite diverse groups around a definite program while praising the Board of Education’s decision to avoid a full survey referendum, an opposition led by Leibo that has lessened discord after the committee’s forthcoming report.
The Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association held a meeting naming four committees with new members Harry Hellmund and Otto Weimer. Publicity committee includes Mary O Lock Robert Dryer Adolf Solomon and others while Sidney Silverstein proposes weekly cooperative advertising. Announcement: D Kizuma to finish a new store and office building in five weeks with 32 by 72 feet store area and two offices above.
The Elks Club will organize the Elks Junior Baseball League on Tuesday May 16 at 7:00 pm. Teams must be represented by a manager or captain with a roster of players including ages and addresses. Players must be 14 to 17. no more than two high school varsity players per team. Pop Tidaback will be commissioner with George McClatchey as umpire in chief.
Israel Alexander, chairman of the Sinai Hebrew School Committee, announced registration for the Sinai Hebrew School term starting in September. Registration days are Sunday May 14 and Sunday May 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the temporary quarters, 1504 Maple Avenue. The new synagogue building is expected to be completed before September, with Hebrew School classes to meet in the new structure.
Barbara Jane Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lee of Schley street has chosen June 3 for her marriage to William Murr Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Johnson of Raleigh N C . SONS BIRTH ANNOUNCED lr and Mrs David N Searr of West Concord Minn announce the birth of a son Mark Stanley Saturday May 6 at Owatonna Minn Hospital Dr Searr is the son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Searr of Mertz avenue PFLAG STONES DISAPPEAR George Woodruff of Conant Street told police that flag stones are being stolen from sidewalks on Conant street near the LVRR Bridge the thefts have occurred regularly over a period of time FILES FOR ESTATE Hugo Szymanowitz of Comp ton terrace has filed letters of administration with Surrogate Charles A Otto Jr as administrator of the estate of his father the late Hugo Szymanowitz who died March 28.
Board of Education weighs ceremonial unveiling for the first public tennis courts at the high school. Names under consideration include Curtis Courts in honor of Harlow Curtis, with input from Sam Dubow and others. Also notes Saybrook School enrollment split and a quip about George F. Martin inviting himself to a D A V installation.
Notice for a Town Township Committee meeting to discuss an ordinance affecting Wilder Street property rights and a public hearing on the vacation and extinguishment of certain rights. The meeting is scheduled for May 24, 1980 at 8 15 o'clock at Municipal Vetddai 1284 North round Street Hillsider Union County New Jersey.
Hillside Township Committee adopts an ordinance authorizing a local improvement project on Windsor Way to install sanitary sewers between Revere Drive and Westminster Avenue. It outlines scope, financing via bond anticipation notes, assessments, and immediate effective date upon publication. The bill includes estimated costs, engineering, and inspection fees, with repayment terms not exceeding six percent interest.
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