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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
8
Township notes describe a ceremony where Commissioner William Gural receives keys to a new police maintenance truck. Gi Frank Ow and department head maintenance officials attend as Paul Fe Rurieky looks on.
Court notice outlines election district boundaries and registry actions in North Byand Street Perry, including districts one through three with detailed lines of Lehigh Valley Railroad, Clarke Street, and Saybrook Schools. Names of streets and avenues listed for district mapping and polling locations.
The text outlines detailed district boundaries and street lines around Summit Avenue Maple Avenue May Street and Liberty Avenue in Essex County, specifying center lines and intersections with Lehigh Valley Railroad and Irvington Branch, including wards Seventh and Eighth Districts and related roads. Names of streets and avenues such as Clarke Street May Avenue Maple Avenue and Liberty Avenue are cited with directions to the center lines and points of intersection.
Kindergarten students and more than 100 parents attended an open house at Brook School on October 21. Principal David Harris and Mrs Wiljam Kemper spoke as parent volunteers served refreshments and discussed education with families.
Fragmented text describes a long evolving urban boundary in a Lehigh Valley area. It references center lines, avenues such as Liberty, Columbia, Harvard, Yale, and New York Place, plus streets like Main and Myrtle. Mentions district demarcations, railroad lines, and street intersections in a formal survey style.
A garbled text describes a local street route near Salvi with references to Avenue and North Street and a murder mention involving Miss Leo. The readable parts suggest a mid block survey or map fragment tied to Porters, Sherry Avenue, and adjacent lanes.
The document outlines a plan to craft the southern link from Murden Street to Seley Avenue near the center. It names a center location and references timing, property or right of way actions, and the involvement of the Town Clerk. The text is garbled but indicates a civil or municipal project with possible construction or corridor realignments.
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