Hillside Times Publishing Company Gazette Notice
Hillside Times enters as second class matter January 31 1925 at Hillside New Jersey Post Office under act of March 4 1875 Printed and published weekly at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey Sidney Silverstein business manager Robert Kaplan editor Telephone WAverly 3207 Subscriptions two dollars fifty cents a year five cent single copies Canada and foreign postage added Communications accepted letters with writer address for publication. anonymous submissions not published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
the Times
United States
Canada
TIMES
Use Our Heads Sign of Steady Supply After War Hoarding
An editorial lauds reduced panic buying since the Korean War scare. It credits American consumers and business for resisting hoarding, noting stores and ads urged normal purchases to ensure ample supply. It emphasizes agriculture and industry can meet demand regardless of future crises.
Nine Hillside Men Drafted From Armory as Mass Call
Hillside residents Henry Frankel Leo Jarecki Matthew Marshall Edward Pearce and Paul Reilly among 121 draftees departing Friday afternoon from the Elizabeth Armory in the largest local call since Korea. The group includes several other area men and reflects a significant remnant of the draft surge.
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Hillside
Elizabeth Armory
Korea
Henry Frankel
North Broad Street
Leo Jarecki
Bayview Avenue
Matthew Marshall
Ridgeway Avenue
Edward D. Pearce
Harding Terrace
Paul Reilly
Hillside Township General Election Notice 1950s
Election notice states Hillside district boards sit at listed polling places on November 7 1950 to conduct a general election for various offices including U S House District 6 Freeholders Coroners Township Committee Tax Collector and more. It lists polling locations at Hillside Avenue School Maple Ave Calvary Lutheran Church Broad Street and others with entrances and district mappings.
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Hillside
House of
Broad Street
Misteret
Hillside Avene
W. Metrix Ave
Hillside Avenue
W. Mertz Ave
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Ave
Clark St
Calvary Luther
Chirk St
George Washington
Leslie Street
Calvin Coolidge
Tillman Street
Harden- Looker
Local residents named in city notice
Silver avenue, Richard Ruhl of 542 Pares street, Charles, Vincent of 52 Hollywood avenue, Stewart Williams of 25 Race street, and William Zucker of 1448 North Broad Street identified in a city notice listing residents connected to an ongoing matter.
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Silver Avenue
Richard Ruhl
Pares Street
Charles, Vincent
Hollywood Avenue
Stewart Williams
Race Street
William Zucker
North Broad Street
CURS Will Meet Cub Pack 195 At Hillside School
Cub Pack 195 will meet Monday evening November 6 at 7 15 p m in the Hillside Avenue School auditorium. All Cubs and den mothers are invited. Den seven will entertain and refreshments will be served.
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Cub
Hillside Avenue School
den Seven
Boundaries of Election Districts for First and Second Districts
Vague OCR text outlines boundaries for two election districts starting at the Lehigh Valley Railroad line. The description covers streets including Mertz Avenue Bond Street Clark Street and Hillside Avenue with references to Doremus Place, Harding Terrace and the Irvington Branch, detailing multiple directional steps along railroad lines and the county boundary.
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Kuyoh
Cee
Salem Avenues
Church
Coe
Abram DP
Morris
Coe Avenue
Saybrook
Woodrum Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mertz Avenue
Clark Street
Bond Street
Mert» Avenue
Hiltlside Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Doremus Place
Harding Terrace
Irvington
Lowth Valley Railroad
Liberty Ave.dus
Doremue Place
Bond ‘Street
Clark
District Boundaries of the Lehigh Valley Railroad System
The document defines district boundaries through detailed lines along the Irvington Branch of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Liberty Avenue, Clark Street, Maple Avenue, and adjacent avenues. It lists multi district starts, the intersection points with Main Line and Essex County lines, and precise north south and diagonal steps to the center lines, naming streets, avenues, and rivers to set limits and corners.
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Fourth District
Winans Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Clark Street
Belleview Terrace
Maple Avenue
Bond Street
Summer Avenue
Summit Avenue
Beaex
Cener
Irvington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Winana Avenue
Rasex County
Essex County
Hoffman Place
Hillside Avenue
Irvington Ranch
Elizabeth River
Rutgers Avenue
Bloy Street
Harvard Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Yale Avenue
New York Place
New York Plate
Long Avenue
Lone Avenue
Irvinton
Clifford Street
Elmwood Street
St Louis Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Herbert Avenue
Myrtle Street
St. Louie Avenue
Broadway
St. Louis Avenue
Eimwood Street
Conant Street
Tenth District
Conant—Street
Penneyvania Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
Hollywoosl_ Avenue
Woodruff Avenue
Coe Ave Ie
Cow Avenue
Wooduff Avenue
Wing Avenue
Colon Avenue
Virginia Street
Union Avenue
Pleventh
Coe Avenue
Salem Avenue
District No. 10
Poiat
Lehigh Valley
North Broad Street
Elizabeth City
Dis Uint
Hurden Street
Harden Street
Lehlet Valley Railroad
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Union Station
Washington
Salen Avenue
Con
Ita
Ea Howard
William Hale Coal ,O
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Silverstein
Mgr
Compher
ESSO
Advance Brake & Clutch Co
Elizabeth Ave
Meeker Newark
N. J. WaAverly
Millerkin’s
Chancellor Ave
Newark
General Auto
Hillside Auto
Union Camera Exchange
Corsetieres
KODAK
Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union
Applebaum
Prince
N. J
D. Pashman
Mittleman Bros
Zenith Camera Exchange
Bold
Morris Ave
Elizabeth
Wolfson Corsetieres
Lady Marlene
Goddess
Hidden Treasure
Bien Jolie & Smoothie Foundation
School of Dancing
N. Broad ST
Mayfair Theatre
White St
Wally Tomy
Kathryn A. Kel
North Broad
Waverly
Delaware Valley
Broad &T
King St
Furriers
Fogel
Klein
Furs, Inc
Halsey Street
Hillside Loan CO
No. Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Poultry Markets
Elo’s
Hillside Real Company
Howard J. Bloy
Reliab
Singer Sewing
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