Security Chief Foils Fraudulent Money Order at Hillside Market
Shop Rite security chief Fred Karsten foiled an attempted theft on opening day at 1803 No Broad St Hillside. Samuel Iacangelo 34 of Belleville fled but was captured with the help of police. Iacangelo faced charges for fraudulent money order possession and later a fraudulent check in Newark. bail set at 500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
No. Broad St
Charles Grant
Fred Karsten
Morris Ave
Elizabeth
Karsten
George Shelbourne
Sgrs
James Silva
William Boyle
Robert Mason
Jack King
Samuel Iacangelo
Newark Ave
Belleville
Triano
Tobin
Pacific St
Newark
Lacangelo
Harry Welsch
Travelers Express
Jersey City
Grant
Lancangelo
Department of Motor Vehicles
Anniversary plans for Hillside Township 50th and beyond
Miss Jean-Rae Turner of The Daily Journal outlined ideas at Hillside Ave School for celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Township of Hillside next year. She suggested focusing on changes from Lyons Farms to Hillside and the 300 year settlement era, tying the township to state centennial themes.
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Jean-Rae Turner
the Daily Journal
Elizabeth
Hillside Ave
Hillside
Lyons Farms
Elizabeth- Newark
Approve Facility For Juveniles In Union County Jail
Union County Sheriff Ralph iscello announced approval of renovation plans for the juvenile detention facilities at the Union County Jail after minor changes, following a plan submitted by the sheriff. He notes the history since the 1953 juvenile law and the need for proper housing beyond the former four room apartment used previously.
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Union County
Ralphiscello
S.J. Ratssoniello
Bureau of Correction
Criscello
Armstrong
Fragments From Board Meeting Mention Removal Request
A reader-supplied fragment notes concern and a repeated request to have an item removed. Names and roles such as Bleu Ciastian, Mrs Ja Morrison, and Mrs Ay Louis Se appear in unclear context. District No.3 is referenced without clear action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
Bleu Ciastian
Ap Gucaise Br
Ja, Morrison
Ser ‘Y
Ay Louis Se
District No.3
Elberon Development Plans Drainage Across North Broad
The Elberon Development Co. gained approval to run a 12 inch drainage line across North Broad Street and into back corners at Holly Avenue as part of preparing sanitary sites for new Shop Rite apartments. Realtor Bert Schoen submitted a letter and a newspaper clipping supporting the proposal as beneficial to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sement
Elberon Development Co
North Broad St
Holly Aye
Celbert Schoen
North Broad
Saybrook A P Morris School hosts kindergarten tea and club events
TheDate Book lists October activities from Saybrook A P Morris School including a kindergarten tea, a Hillside United Presbyterian rummage sale, fortnights theatre party, and various meetings of Conservative Congregations and community clubs. The 5H Class formed a Hobby Club led by Mrs Monica Hickey with officers Parigian Geltman Kunz Lordi Beale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook
A.P. Morris School
Mothers Circle
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Monica Hickey
George Parigian
Richard Geltman
Christine Kunz
Joseph Lordi
Nancy Beale
Hillside Thrift Essay and Poster Contests Planned
National State Bank Hills ee Office announced the 10th annual Thrift Essay Contest for Hillside High School students from November 1 to December 15 with Bernard J. SRalkoff directing the English department. Judges include Mrs. Ralph A. Schwartz Mrs. Donald E. Gillmore and Mrs. Elizabeth Mce Craith. First place essays win 50 U.S. Savings Bonds, second 25, third 10. The Thrift Poster Contest led by Miss Reesa Serwatka offers 25 for first 10 for second and 5 for third. Contest runs through November 30 with theme Save Regularly Thrift Leads to Good Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National State Bank
Hillsee
Hillside High School
Bernard J. Sralkoff
Ralph A. Schwartz
Woman‘s Club of
Hillside
Donald E. Gillmore
PTA Presidents’ Council
Elizabeth Mce Craith
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
U.S
Reesa Serwatka
Hillside Times weekly edition details and pricing
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1433 North Broad St Hillside NJ and Elizabeth NJ postal info appears. The issue is dated Thursday October 25 1962 Vol XXXVIII No 52 with annual subscription 3.50 and single copy 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
United States
Elizabeth
N.J
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Ulsuber Zo
Walter O. Krumbiegel
Superior Coal & Koppers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Koppers
Liberty Ave
Hillside MU
Govae J. Hughes
Charles Rausch
Nat Miller
Passaic
Sidney Janowsky
Northern
N.J. Council
Fereday & Meyerco
Norra Elizabeth
Olive St
Sidney T. Holt
Market St
Berkeley
Berkeley Savings
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor
Fabyan Pi
and Loan — Association Aan
Stpone Sale
Conservative Congregation of
Hill~ Side
Hadassah
Congregation
Sisterhood
Congregation Sisterhood
Business and Professional Women's Club
Kiwanis Club
PTA
Servative Congregation of
Hillaide
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sinai
Hadassah Evening
B'nai B'rith Women's
Hillside Auto Sales
Lark
North Broad Street
Willhardt
Sunbeam Alping
Humber-Hillman
Sunbeam
Saab
Daf
Union
M. J, MA
Ced Parkway
the Hillside Times
Billiard Club
Broad Street
U.S. Treasury
Sam
U.S. Savings Bonds
Treasury
E Advertising Council
Thin Newspaper
Bristol-Myers Company
Copper Alloy Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Edgcomb Steel & Aluminum Corp
the National State Bank
Elizabeth,n. J
Hillside Office
Gas Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
Tuschyn Roofing Company Industrial Roofing & Repaira
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
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