Hillside Township Primary Election Notice 1965
The Hillside township district yards of registry will hold a primary election on June 4 1965 from 7:07 PM to 9:00 PM daylight time for the election of five members of the New Jersey General Assembly the state senate sheriff and county offices within Union County plus township committee and party committees. District boundaries described in detail list multiple districts and street lines in Hillside and surrounding townships. Clerks and election officials named, with polling locations specified across Hillside for each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Eremnafer
MME
New Jersey
General Assembly
Gut Seyyate Dibettec
Sherif
Union
Choger Fiwehntles
Ve Cordnars
LSE
Ech
Republican
Wameratte
Tih
Feaald OF
Regintry
ursetsParigiin
Nani Eton More
Tni Tieyrich
Hillasde
Milimide Avenue
Hillaste Avenue
Merte
Maple Avenue
Ap Cininiet
George Weallston
Halil
Calvin Coolige
Student of the Month Honored at Navy Reserve Office
In ceremonies at Captain John H. Gilpin’s office MSG USN awarded the February Student of the Month for Ostroski of Company 1765. The commendation notes his intelligence, reliability, appearance, and peers’ respect. Ostroski, Hillside native and Hillside High School alumnus, resides at 141 Arlington Boulevard North Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Gilpin
MSG
USN
HCS
Ostroski
D.M. Jacobson
HMC
R. D. Creason
Hillside
USNH
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Hillside High School
Arlington Boulevard
North Arlington
Chrysler Dealer Wins Paris Trip in Roar into ’65
Moon Motors of Hillside announced General Manager Charles Lello earned an all expense paid Paris and Rome trip from Chrysler Corporation. The award followed the national Roar into ’65 Plymouth and Valiant contest, with Moon Motors finishing at 182 percent of their sales objective to win in their group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Motors
North Broad St
Hillside
Charles Lello
Paris
Rome
Chrysler Corporation
Moon
Diamond Named To Conference Program Planning Committee
The New Jersey League of Municipalities announces Robert Diamond Mayor of Hillside as a member of the 1965 Conference Program Planning Committee for the Atlantic City League Conference November 16 to 19. Andrew Georgiana vice president represents Greenwich Township as Chairman. a committee meeting is set for June 10 in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey League of Municipalities
Alfred R. Pierce
Robert Diamond
Hillside
Andrew M. Georgiana
League
Greenwich
Gloucester County
Princeton
New Jersey
Sinai Congregation May 30 Week Schedule and Bar Mitzvah
The Sinai Congregation at 1581 Maple Avenue announces the week starting May 30 with daily services and schedule. Morning services Sunday 8 AM and 9 AM breakfast discussion. weekdays 7:45 and 6:45 AM. Saturday 8:45 AM with 9 PM afternoon services. Hebrew School Sunday 9 AM to 12, Monday to Friday 3:30 to 7:30 PM. Bar Mitzvah for Barry Strauss, son of Mr and Mrs William Strauss of 223 Keer Ave Newark, to be called to the Torah during Saturday morning services from 10 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dastrict
Labigh
Elizabeth River
Altizabeth
Wedelizabeth
Bite Anbeth
North Broad Street
Thance
North
Lahigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ithe Point
Baginqiag
Dischler Tomnenip
Hillaide Times
Sinai Hebrew School
Hebrew School
Max Berkowitz
Kasoff
Sinai Hebrew School & Youth Center
Barry Strauss
William Strauss
Keer Ave
Newark
First State Bank Raises One Year CD Interest
The First State Bank of Union announces on June 1 a 4.25 percent rate on one year Certificates of Deposit, with multiples from $1,000 to $25,000. Savings accounts opened by December 1, 1964 earn 4 percent in the second half of the year, and new deposits earn 4 percent for the third and fourth quarters. Interest compounds quarterly and is payable semi annually, with conversion from CDs to savings allowed without loss if CDs mature a year or longer. Also launching a Silver Club offering with a five piece International Silver place setting for new savings accounts of $50 or more, and special pricing on additional pieces for deposits of $25 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of Union Today
First State Bank
International Silver
Accepted By Famed Chorus
Miss Harriet Gardner of 1316 Bright St has been accepted for membership in The Masterwork Chorus, keystone of The Masterwork Music and Art Foundation. A Hillside High School graduate and Douglass student, she sang with the chorus for four years in high school and in a March 10 performance at Philharmonic Hall. The group also performed at Carnegie Hall on May 21 amid local concerts planned by The Masterwork Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Gardner
Bright St
Masterwork Chorus
Masterwork Music and Art Foundation
Miss Gardner
Hillside
Douglass
Philharmonic Hall
Carnegie Hall
Bundgus Receives Divinity Degree at Gordon Seminary
Mr L Roger Bundgus of 360 Harvard Ave has graduated from Gordon Divinity School Wenham Mass during the 75th Anniversary Commencement Exercises He studied theology and previously earned a Bachelor of Divinity degree after graduating Nyack Missionary College in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Roger Bundgus
Harvard Ave
Gordon Divinity School
Wenham
Mass
Mr. Bundgus
Nyack Missionary College
Simmons to Receive BA in Religious Education at Central Bible Institute
Springfield report notes Roger E. Simmons of Hillside New Jersey, son of William and Mrs Simmons, will graduate May 27 with a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education from Central Bible Institute. He is a 1961 Hillside High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, Moq
Roger E. Simmons
Hillside
N. J
William Edgar Simmons
Central Bible Institute
Dads Booster Club Honors Hill Side High Students at Luncheon
The Dads Booster Club hosted its third annual sports luncheon awarding 58 seniors with plaques. Attendees included 165 Hill Side High School students across cheer, twirlers, golf, track, cross country and soccer, plus coaches. Principal Dr. Walter Krumbiegel spoke on benefits of participation. Moe Bierman led the event for New Englander, with Joe Silver and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 0. Krumbiegel
Moe Bierman
New Englander
Dads Booster Club
Joe Silver
Mr. Bierman
Allan Bochner
Harvey Manders
Robert Mason
Phil Levin
Sol Ostrin
Harry Schr
Seymour Bateman
Ethics of War Topic At Beth El
Rabbi Irwin H. Fishbein will speak at Beth El services this Friday at 1374 North Avenue Elizabet h on The Ethics of War. He discusses whether war is justifiable under any circumstances and the evolving ethical questions amid modern foreign policy and violence. Mrs. Raymond Stone and Mrs. Jack Landerman host the post service reception. Mr. George Rosenberg, Dr. Arthur Server, and Mr. Harold Fenenbaum usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin H. Fishbein
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Rabbi Fishbein
Raymond Stone
Jack Landerman
Sisterhood
George Rosenberg
Arthur Server
Harold Fenenbaum
Free Show For Olympic Park Prepared for Record Crowds
Olympic Park prepared for Memorial Day weekend as organizers expected record numbers. An additional lure was advertised to attract more visitors, with plans to increase staffing and extend hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Park
Irvington Mapleswood meat park opens 4 million gallon pool
In its opening week the Irvington Mapleswood venue unveils a 4 million gallon pool with three circus acts arriving Monday. The Novelle family from West Keansburg headlines the Original Poodle Symphony with The Aerial Winters, Walter and Lina circle balance acts. Other performers include Cristian's Doberman, Lou and Lois kitchen jugglers, and Frank Vich a high wire comic. Olympic enters its 50th season offering free admission to anyone aged 50 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington-Maplewood
Pew
Attonther
Joe
Sally Novelle
Novelles
West Keansburg
Walter
Lina
Ancers
Cristian
Lou
Lois
Frank Cook
Vich
Olympic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tess Shnisiriet
Huewten
Ant Avenue
Isinie
Cow Avenue
Kouradloon
Boke Rowen
Virginia Steven
Sara County
Jongh Valley Railroad
Jigu Valley
Merle Ave
Morie Avenue
Mertz Avenue
Clark Street
Cener
Clark Stevet
Baneoet
Bond Street
Bondtreet
Expex
Ease
Jegins Ane
Merv Ue
Merte Avenue
Clack Street
EU Ling
Nawutae St
Steowt
Clack Steoot
Mert Avenue
Hillsise Avenuir
Hite Avenue
Paint Mugay Batner
Dorraine Phice
Harding Terrace
Lremis Hiayy
Duremaw
Fevington
Benuth Valley
Amsyee LY Klomp
Lehigh Valley
Momn Tite
Mauty
Lataph Valley
Liberty Avenue
Livington
Ligggstons
Bell NP
Doremus Place
Hillside Ave
Clark Reer
Belleview Terrace
Chence
iLiberty Avenue
She Eenkar Tina
Winai Avenue
Liberny Avenue
Betwen Click Street
Hance
Palace of Begining
Fifth District
Summit Avenue
Winans Avenue
Senate
Summer Avenue
Bond Breet
Iawex County
Estex County
Summit Av
Summis Avenue
Tevington
Libey Avenue
Symitnyx
Eases County
Nothweaerly
Essex County
Mottman Place
Haa
Hill
Side Avenue
Irvington
Lanigh Valley
Latah Valley
Aviles
Lenigtr Valley
Hotan
Basex
Rowe
Bypanninge
Antercer
Central Avenue
Iuner
Clifford Street
Chitard Street
Elmwood Street
St. Louis Avenue
Broad ‘Way
Broadway
Condnt Strem
Lehigh Valles Raitread
Elizebeth River
St. Louis Avena
St. Louie Avenue
Elmabos Stewet
Elmswood Sree
Clitford Street
Capital Avenue
Conant Street
Lehigh Valley Rail Road
Senter
Candat Street
Central Avende
Long Avenue
Lang Avene
Pennsylvania Avene
Leigh Valley Railroad
Hollywood Avenue
Woodruff Avenue
Coe Avenue
Wood Bull Avenue
Union Avenue
Virginia Street
Conant Steves
Snd
Conant Screed
Ganex County
Trvingson
Faith Railroad
Tivingson
Contes Avenue
Norene
Long Avene
Hollywood ‘Avenue
Woodril Avene
Cou Aver
Salam Avena
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth City
Fianex County
Besex County
Uroed Street
Hurden ‘Screw
Huger
Biche
Wood Full Avenue
Union Avene
Seaterly
Parla
Salem Avent
Salam Avenue
Naval Reserve
Chrysler
Diamond
Bible Institute
Siimmons
Dads Club
Beth el
Helen
Pharmacy Ga. Kear
Myron Krop
APH
Liberty Ave
Eves
Milton Franklin
Optometrist
Maple Ave
West Chestnut
Route
Union, NJ
Joe LeGregor
Ann Wogo
Mary Hoglund
Grace Wellman
Cadillac
Smith Motors Company
West Grand St
Elizabeth, N.J
Ey, “Mae
General Motors
Anork
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!