Fellowship Held Key To Survival
Rev C Davis Robinson of Hillside Presbyterian Church spoke to Hillside Rotary Club at the Tallyho Restaurant Union about fellowship. He said fellowship is central to church and Rotary work, urging members to share ideas, welcome visitors, and engage with those holding different interests. He cited ladies nights and the Jones Beach trip as examples of social fellowship and noted Rotary sporting activities.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Tallyho
Union
C. Davis Robinson
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Rev. Robinson
Rotary
Jones’ Beach
Fellowship as path to world peace, church notes say
Rev Robinson urged fellowship among all men as cure for world crisis and personal rise or fall. Ira Gottscha and Michael Tobin organized a successful trip, with Fred Gessner to discuss Tecon Europe. Charles Munn presided, Charles Meyers introduced the speaker.
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Robinson
Ira Gottscha
Michael Tobin
Fred Gessner
Europe
Charles Munn
Charles Meyers
Abraham Intercedes for Sodom in Biblical Reflection
The essay discusses why Abraham prayed for Sodom amid its wickedness. It links mercy to freeing the righteous and safeguarding Lot, Abraham’s nephew, arguing for spiritual values over mass vengeance. It questions whether sparing a few righteous lives justifies punishing many wicked.
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Abraham
Sodom
Lot
God
Hillside Servicemen Receives Skinner Medal
Capt Clarke T. Harding Jr of Hillside was awarded a Skinner Medal and a certificate by Col Raymond E. Duke at the Army Medical Service School Brooke AMC Fort Sam Houston Tex for highest scholastic average in the medical service course. He entered the Army Medical Corps in June and his parents reside at 126 Wilder Street.
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Clarke T. Harding, Jr
Hillside
Raymond E. Duke
Army Medical Service School
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Harding
Wilder Street
Army Medical Corps
Local physician and fraternity member earns degree in 1956
Captain Harding, a Hillside High School graduate and member of Alpha Chi Rho Phi Beta Pi and Alpha Omega Alpha fraternities, and his wife Nancy of Springfield, received a medical degree from Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia in 1956.
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Alpha Chi Rho
Phi Beta Pi
Alpha Omega Alpha
Hillside High School
Captain Harding
Nancy
Springfield
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Navy Man In Beirut Action From Essex Carrier
Robert F. Getz fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs Walter S Getz of Hillside New Jersey served on the attack carrier USS Essex. Air detachments on board flew 150 sorties over the target area after the initial landing of U S Marines in Beirut Lebanon and provided cover for the second day’s operations as well. Planes from the Essex were flying round the clock missions in the Mediterranean since February.
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Sixth Fleet
Middle East
Essex
Robert F. Getz
USN
Walter S. Getz
McMichael Place
Hillside
N. J
U.S. Marines
Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Eleven Hillside residents accepted to Rutgers Newark College
Newark, Aug. 7 Eleven Hillside residents were accepted to date for admission to Rutgers Newark College of Arts and Sciences next month announced by Robert P Bianno director of admissions for the State University They include Robert B Adler 1081 Fairview Place Barry E Chase 1045 Union Avenue Miss Rosalie W David 1546 Mann Avenue with advanced standing Miss Abby L Friedman 63 Bailey Avenue Martin M Friedman 143 North Avenue Miss Diana Galik 1429 Leslie Street Mrs Marlene J Heon 525 Harvard Avenue Miss Betty A Lee 50 Looker Street Arnold M Olshaw 15 Mertz Avenue Miss Dorothy A Redlus 1447 Highland Avenue and Miss Susan D Rosenberg 1485 Wyndmoor Avenue
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Newark
Hillside
Rutgers Newark College of Arts and Sciences
Robert P. Bianno
the State University
Robert B. Adler
Fairview Place
Barry E. Chase
Union Avenue
Rosalie W. David
Mann Avenue
Abby L. Friedman
Bailey Avenue
Martin M. Friedman
North Avenue
Diana. Galik
Cance Earnings and Sales Dip for First Half 1958
American Gan Company's first six months of 1958 show total earnings and rentals at 469,547 dollars. The period reflects a decline in sales and rentals compared with prior benchmarks.
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American Gan Company
Stolk Reports 1958 Second Quarter Results
Wil lim C. Stolk, president, said the 1958 second quarter showed sales and rentals of 43 for the like period of 1957, with net income of $11,195,525 after taxes and preferred dividends, or 0.66 per share. He cited weather, brewery strikes, and delayed can price increases as factors, noting improved volume later in the period.
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Stolle
Far West
Midwest
New York
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New Jersey
Horace EB. Wood, II
Rutgers Newak College of Arts and Sciences
Jersey
Oregon
Malay Peninsula
Investors Savings
Millburn
Main Street
Bible Comment
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
Les Cove
Sidney T. Holt
Superior Coal & Koppers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Koppers
Liberty Ave
Broad Street
Willim C. Stolk
NN Lee
United States
Times Square Station
In Coop
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Bristol-Myers Company
Cooper Alloy Corporation
Steel and Aluminum Corp
Hatfield Wire & Cableston
Continental Conner & Steel Industries Inc
The
Hillside National Bank
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Kraft Foods Company
Lionel Corp
Munder Cork Corp
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Sun Tube Corporation
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
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