Hillside Times announces publication details and rates
The Hillside Times lists publication frequency as weekly on Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. It provides subscription rates two dollars fifty cents annually and five cents for single copies with Canada and foreign postage added. Letters from readers require name and address.
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Slixabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
TIMES
United States
Canada
Hillside News Roundup From Times Past Recalls Local Events
Archives recount a 20 year-old honor for Bob Bick after a cross country record, a Hillside Lions Club diner tribute, and a push by Lincoln Republicans to regulate township bar rooms. Also noted are a Progressive Republican Club rally, a Hillside PTA fashion focus, and a new Hillside Avenue School club.
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Bob Bick
Hillside Lions Club
Lincoln Republicans
Township
Progressive Republican Club
Hillside
Bareau Hall
Hillside Avenue
P.T_A
Seaman's Ship On Visit To Riviera
Charles Edward Huestis USN seaman of 1226 Woodruff Avenue Hillside New Jersey sails aboard the radar picket destroyer USS C P Cecil of the Sixth Fleet en route to a Riviera visit. The Cecil under Admiral Richard L. Conolly conducts exercises and the stop offers crewmen a shore leave option in the Mediterranean resort area.
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Nedessary
Charles Edward Huestis
USN
Woodruff Avenue
Hillside
N. J
C. P Cecil
Cecil
Sixth Fleet
Richard L. Conolly
U. S. Naval Forces
Eastern Atlantic
Mediterranen
Riviera
Election Notice Hillside Township General Election Sites
Notice of general election polling places and meeting times for Hillside Township wards. Locations include Calvary Lutheran Church Maple Ave and Mark St, Calvin Coolidge School Titman Street, Harden-Locket School Liberty Ave, and Saybrook School Wood TUT Ave, with boards of registry and election officers to convene November 7.
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Hillside
Hotice
Otis
Hillsite
House of Pepresent
O' Chosen
Tewnsbly
Arthur le
Regary
Blethin
North Road
Msile Avenue
Syronasun
Merly Ave
Bintyenee
Wilside
Eymmasium
W. Mertz Ave
Calvary Lutheren Churk
Maple Ave
Mark St
Calvary Lutheran Church
Cluck St
George Washington Behop
Leslie Street
Calvin Coolidge
Titman Street
Morris Senoaloe
Inspection Held Of Cub Uniforms
The annual uniform inspection of Cub Pack 198 at Harden-Locker School was led by district scout commissioner Herman Weippert. Pack average 88.1 percent. cubmaster Frank Cernigliaro earned 100 percent. New cubs Robert Parochniak and Robert Oles welcomed. awards to Ronald Barlock Leonard Ford wolf badge Donald Meslar bear badge Carmine Cernigliaro Eugene Parochniak bear badge gold and silver arrow James Moff fat silver arrow. New committeemen Chester Babcock Robert Lilley and den mothers Mrs. Frank Sieka Mrs Chester Babcock and Mrs. Joseph Wallach introduced. Halloween party held at Harden-Looker auditorium. costumes prize winners announced. Dens will not meet Halloween night.
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Herman Weippert
Harden-Locker School
Frank Cernigliaro
Robert Parochniak
Robert Oles
Ronald Barlock
Leonard Ford
Donald Meslar
Carmine Cernigliaro
Eugene Parochniak
James Mofffat
Chester Babcock
Robert Lilley
Frank Sieka
Joseph Wallach
Harden-Looker Auditorium
Hallowe'en
Dens
Election District Descriptions for Essex County Row
Vague OCR text outlines the first and second election districts starting at the Essex County line and Lehigh Valley Railroad main line. It details boundaries along Mary line Mertz Avenue Clark Street Bond Street Hillside Avenue and Doremus Place toward the Irvington Branch with produced lines and transitions.
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Essex County
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mere Avenue
Mertzeenne
Mert
Clark Street
Bond Street
Rona Street
Haceoof Beroroning Second District
Mertz Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Doremur Place
Harding Terrace
Doremue P Dace
Doremus Place
Irvington
District boundary lines for the Lehigh Valley Railroad
The document details multiple district boundaries and lot lines in relation to the Lehigh Valley Railroad and its Irvington Branch. It specifies starting points at street intersections, then describes progressively azimuthal lines along Liberty Avenue Maple Avenue Summit Avenue and adjacent streets to define the Ninth to Fourteenth Districts and the Essex County boundary lines.
Property description for Howard Bloy Township
A land description references a series of lines and measurements starting from Harden Street and Salem Avenue and extending to the center line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The lines include parallel and southerly segments and specify a point of beginning at the southwest area near Conant Street and the railroad. The text appears as a boundary survey fragment with final direction toward a southwestern point near a township corner.
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Lehigh Valley
Liberty Vente
Freington
Lehigh Valley Rail
Lehigh Valey
Clifford Street
Clifford S Street
Ellinwood Stfert
Blaywood Street
St Lois Avenue
St Louis Avene
Une
Broadway
Myrtle Street
Liberty Avenay
Herbert Avene
Liberty” Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Kloy Street
Harvard Avenue
Yale Avenue
New York Place
Long Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Ninth District
Conant Street
Marine of
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Elizabeth River
Rutgers Avenue
Ney Street
Princeton Avenue
Bloy Street
Herbert Avenue
St Louis Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
St Louie Avenue
Elmwood Street
Timwood Street
Cliffor Street
Pennsyvania Avenue
Hallywoood Avenue
Tollywood Avenue
Woodruff Avene
Woodrulfvenue
Coe Avenue
Woodruff Avenue
Teelboagh Valley
Wonton Olfta
Meginane
He Avenue
Salem Avenue
Salen Avenue
Gard Center
Lehi Valley Railroad
Bnliodery
Distetet No
Hollywood Avenue
Woolruf Avenue
Woodriff Avenue
Cow Avenue
Twerlfeth
Essex County
Iirvington
Irvington
North Broad Street
Elizabeth City
Salam Avenue
Harden Street
Hurden Street
Fourteenth District
Silem Avenue
Virginia Street
Union Avenue
Sales Avenue
Keh Valley
Let City
Hurdten
Con
Howard
Bloy Township
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Che Hillside Times
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Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Eras
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
Kearny High School
Hillside High School
Walter S. Tully
Eatontown
Franklin Contracting Company
Newark
Chestnut Avenue
Arthur T. Lee
Board of Education
William M. Raphael
Seaman’s
Nurd
Coe and
Salem Avenues
Coe
Salen
St Deitht
Saybrook School
Wood Im
Shadow Capitol
Union Station
Mery
Washington
Leeh Valley Railroad
Liberty
Irvingon
Lehigh Valley Teil
Lehigh
Valley Railroad
New Villelde Avenue
Yond Street
Maple Avene
Winans Avenue
Yelleveen Terrace
Ellestown Terrace
Maple Avenue
Lirk
Aia Ito
Summer Avenue
Fifth District
Wiginning
Summit Avenue
Sumit Avenue
Hoffman Place
Irvington Granch
Trvineton
Lehigh Valley Taolp
Liherty Avenue
Hillsite Avenue
Bostoi
Elizaethiver
Hilzabeth
Eester Lnje
Dade
Bee Avenue
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Unionville
Red
Community Chest
S. Silverstein
ADV
MGR
Compher
ESSO
Service
Advance Brake & Clutch. Co
Elizabeth Ave
Meeker Newark
N. J. WaAverly
Millerkin’s
Chancellor Ave
Union Camera Exchange
Corsetieres
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Applebaum
Prince ,J
D. Pashman
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
School of Dancing
N. Broad ST
Mayfair Theatre
Ween Florists
Wolfson Corsetieres
Lady Marlene
Goddess
Hidden Treasure
Bien Jolie & Smoothie Foundation
Delaware Valley
N. Broad
King St
Elizabeth
Foerarescaen Furriers
Fogel - Klein
Furs, Inc
Halsey Street
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Zenith
Morris Oye
Wally Tomy
White St
Hillside Loan CO
No. Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
General Insurance
Elo’s
Kathryn A. Keller
Singer Sewing Center
Union
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