Hillside General Election Registration and District Maps
Hillside New Jersey announces closing of registration for the General Election on September 24 1970 at 9 p.m. In person and mail registrations accepted at Township Clerk office and Union County Board of Elections. Details include district polling places and boundaries for five districts and the offices on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Municipal
Liberty and
Hillside Avenues
New Jersey
Liberty
Hillside Avenue
Union County Board of Elections
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Detailed transit district boundary description amid long Lehigh Valley lines
An extensive, technical boundary survey outlines the fourteenth through fourteen plus districts. It defines center lines along Liberty Avenue Elizabeth River and Lehigh Valley routes, mapping intersections with Irvington and Madison areas, detailing distances, and locating beginnings and junctions within the city’s transit grid. The description lists numerous streets, rail lines, and corner points to set municipal district limits and rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Lehigh Valley Raiload
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Meriz Ave
Meria Avenue
Merie Avenue
Clark Street
Bond Street
Rawen Couny
Ate Point
Bont Street
Meri Avenue
Missile Avenue
Hilleide Avenue
Daremus Pisce
Harling Terrace
Lseemus Place
Cormus Place
Levengton
Irvington
Leigh Valley
Lehigh Valley
Libury Avenue
Réilroad
Reilr
Doremun Place
Dorwnas Place
Hilide Avenue
Bend Sire
Dintam Ome Hundred
Bn Town Marts
Aveie and
Clark Streat
Clark Screet
Wemarly
Maple Avena Sheece
Maple Avenue
Chart Street
Belleview Terrace
Clark Screat
Liberty Avent
Kerry Avent
Winsna
Liberty Avera
Lie Ray Kiana
Clark Strom
Otmcare
Pertherty
Bend Ierem
Mtagie Avenis
Magiavanes
Tienes Avenues
Winans Avenue
Benaning
Summit Aver
Worane Avene
Maple Aver
Summer Avenue
Sitter Avera
Anid Hine
Eavex
Lenex Cony
Surin Ave
Mae
Sumi Averys
Ed Bogiong
Tim Liberty
Revington
Lohiai Valley Railroad
Serthersterty
Cikerty
Winans
Periepmerty
Heltman Place
Smaherty
Ue Lahigh Valley
Reed Chance
Arviageen
Liberty
Lahigh Valley Railroad
Varia Cenrsen
Eaton Coury
Wemerty
Holtman Race
Rilzaln
Elizabeth
Liberty Avena
Liberty Avene
Comerty
Irving Tem
Comeral Avenue
Cilford Sorest
Clifford Street
Ebenweed Strom
Benee
ElmWeed Street
St. Louie Avenue
St. Louis Avene
St. Louin Avenue
Myrtle Streat
Liberty Avenue
Herbert Avenuue
Ninth District
Conant Street
Elizath River
Elizabeth River
Libarry
Humdend
Eeaiwenarty
Herbert Averve
Thamce
Emmhanearty
St. Lovis Aves
Myrna Strom
Bt Lenin Avanea
Brondesy
Central Avene
Saserty
Jersey
Eleventh District
Conant, Sever
Conan Street
Central Avenue
Long Avenue
Newsylvanis Avenue
Lebtch Valley Railroad
Hollywoodvenue
Wood- Fatt Avenuue
John Glenn Drive
Virginia Street
Thane
Jom Glenn Drive
Conant Struat
Conant
Leigh Valley Railroad
Legh Valley
Lahigh Valley
Ennex County
Urvington
Comrel Averast
Long Avera
Ung ‘Avene
Comerse
Hollywood Avena
Tran Concer
Weetradl Avera
Hance
Boban
Satiarty
Coe Avenue
Morthroad Stree
Promharly
North Broad Strom
Elizabeth City
Cherce
Eaden County
Cea Tika
Salome Avorms
Coe Avena
Coe
Conor
North Bread
Brent
Hhirdso Terest
Hardin
Cainer
Salem Ave
Kilem
Tte Point St
Cener
Salary Averum
Cos Avenues
Avenuy
Hillside court fines and verdicts list of drivers
On September 10 1970 Judge Robert Diamond presided in Municipal Court. Defendants from New Jersey towns including Hillside Elizabeth Newark and Plainfield pleaded guilty to charges ranging from unlicensed driving toll violations speeding and careless driving to narcotics related counts with fines from 5 to 55 dollars and jail terms suspended. Several cases were resolved with not guilty or withdrawn charges and one day off due to a religious holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Pascal
Schleyst
Hillside
N. J
William Webster
Robert
Melvin
Newman Pl
Roselle
Evon Dune Bell
Princeton Ave
Estell Fields
Albert Fields
Crescent Ave
Attyn M. Kelly
Grumman Ave
Newark
Adolph Donner
Marine Terr
Leo Strassman
James E. Seay
W. 4Th St
Plainfield
Wence Robert Little
Seymour Ave
Joseph Barton
Avy
N, J
Teeee Fred Hill
Bailey Ave
Alfred Werdann Jr
Reynolds St
Iselin
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Harold W. Goble
Graphic
Henry George School Aims Taxation Study Courses Start
The Henry George School of New Jersey offers an evening course on the economics of incentive taxation. Ten weekly sessions run 8 to 10 PM Tuesdays in East Orange, starting September 28, with Woodbridge and Cranford locations on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Enrollment is limited, tuition free by grants with a $3 material fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George School of
New Jersey
Woodbridge
Henry Inman
Colonia
Public Library
Cranford
East Orange
Henry George
Amer
Ican
John T. Tetley
Louis Schlesinger Co. Names Two New Vice Presidents
Newark Realtors announces the election of Jerome B. Alenick as Vice President and head of the Mortgage and Finance Department. Alenick, a Lafayette College graduate with law degrees from Michigan and Rutgers, is admitted to New Jersey and DC bars, resides in Hillside with a family, and joins the firm amid a sea of detailed, local real estate activity. Also named Vice President is Harry B. Reichenstein, Irvington native and Seton Hall College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Schlesinger
Louis Schlesinger Company
Newark Realtors
Jerome B. Alenick
Alenick
Mr. Alenick
Lafayette College
University of Michigan Law School
Rutgers University Law School
New Jersey
District
Deat
Harry B. Reichenstein
Mr. Reichenstein
Irvington
Weequahic High School
Seton Hall College
Lunch Planned For Institute Annual Paid Up Luncheon
The Friends of The Children's Institute host their Annual Paid Up Membership Luncheon on Friday September eighteenth at the Maplewood Club starting at noon. A Hat Fashion Show and Sale by Marion Nardel's Millinery of New York will present 150 to 200 hats including fur hats with fall designs from Cassini and Adolfo. Hats valued up to 34.98 will be sold for 5.98 to 11.98 after the show, modeled by members from Maplewood and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Children’s Institute
Maplewood Club
Ridgewood
Maplewood
Max Geller
West Orange
Marion Nardel
Millinery
New York
Oleg Cassini
Dachetti
Adolfo Two
Mr. John
Emme
Film Depicts Urban Decay Reversal in Schools
A color and black and white documentary titled A Child Went Forth shows how city schools can uplift or destroy children. Produced by the American Institute of Architects with the U S Office of Education and Educational Facilities Laboratories, filming took place in Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Toronto New York New Haven and Berkeley. The film argues for more funding teachers involvement and better facilities to reverse decay in poor neighborhoods. Interested buyers can request a 28 minute copy from the New Jersey Society of Architects East Orange New Jersey. Also reported missing from home Mrs Gertrude Eisenberg said her sewing machine valued at 119 and a chair worth 45 were taken with no signs of forced entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Society of Architects
American Institute of Architects
U.S. Office of Education and Educational Facilities Laboratories
New York City
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Toronto
New York
New Haven
Berkeley
Califa
Halsted St
East Orange
New Jersey
Gertrude Eisenberg
Bailey Ave
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Regimy
Clicket
Seasium
Abram P
Morris Seite
Meh
Morris Fihool
Com Avenue
Temple Sbormeet Tors
Salem Avenue
Robert Diamond
Stanley Brozyna
Herselia Ave
Clifton
Richard M. Gruber
Livingston Rd
Seeee
Philip Tanals
West End Ave
David Radginski
Harden St
Eeene
Zdrislaw Klarzuk
Montros Ter
South Harrison Street
The
Sions
LN Kine
Tee
Owen
Ata
Virginia Streve
Jobe Gann
Jon Clean
Conant Seroet
Salem Aven
Salem Avemon
Point de Lacy
Iersectior
Herth Tomeer
Hillside Times
Knights of Columbus
Ptical Modern & Conventional Frames CO
RyOpticians
Muu eeRe
Wyeae
Nas
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Hillside Shopping Center
Liberty Ave
Hillside, Ned
North Broad ST. Elizabeth
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