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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
4
Homemaking article by Mary Grace Coleman promotes porch parties as attractive weatherproof entertaining. It describes menu ideas like Creamed Chicken and Waffles, Mexican Chili Con Carne, and Cheese Pizza on electric broilers, plus equipment tips for serving large groups and teen-friendly grilling.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Roberts of 145 Williamson Avenue announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Lynn on July 23 at Newark Presbyterian Hospital. Mrs. Roberts is the former Evelyn Salter of Hillside. Guests were present from Hillside Cranford Rahway Maplewood and Berkeley Heights.
Items list weekend trips and family movements: Mr and Mrs Louis Katchen and daughter Rita stay at Bradley Beach. Don Robert Clark leaves for Camp Searle Nest Farm Delaware NJ. Mr and Mrs Lewis Adler and Ruth plan a Cape Cod motor trip with accompanying relatives from Springfield and Orchard Terrace. extended travels include New England Niagara Falls Canada and a Pennsylvania camp.
Mr and Mrs Albert G Koehler announce the marriage of their son Sgt George A Koehler and Mrs Friedel Durr at Heidelberg Germany August 5 Sergeant Koehler has served with the Machine Record Unit of the U S Army in Heidelberg for two years The couple are on a honeymoon in Switzerland and will return to the Koehler home in Miami to spend holidays before his transfer to Washington D C The bride attended by the groom s parents Monsignor Enright performed the ceremony at St Rose of Lima Church They plan a wedding trip to Key West and then make their home in Miami where Mr Malarkey is employed by Davis Construction Co Mrs Malarkey formerly worked for Dreyer s Department Store Liberty Avenue
Mr and Mrs Joseph Werbicky of 1441 Leslie Street announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline Blinstrub to Malarkey son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Malarkey of 1001 N W The brief notice records a union in Miami and identifies both families involved.
Miss Della Mae Wessels daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wessels of 227 Ryan Street was honored at a surprise shower at Mrs Ann Cochelle s home 6 Hilldale Place She is to marry Thomas Pimm son of Mr and Mrs William Pimm of 835 Winchester Avenue on September 9 at Calvary Lutheran Church. The table was decorated in red and white.
The U S Interior Department spent 61242 dollars to publish a 23-volume Columbia River Basin series. Printed at 36.06 dollars per set, the volumes sold for 6.90 dollars per set while many copies were given away free to taxpayers.
Miss Geraldine Rudine and Lyndon Swenson wed in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church with Rev. Theodore Place Jr. officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Gruhler and Ruth Rishimaki. The couple plans missionary work after Swenson attends Upsala College and they reside in Newark.
The statement asserts that the mean weight of people at age 30 represents the optimal weight for the remainder of life, implying a standard of health and longevity tied to this age-specific average. It frames 30 as a benchmark rather than a personalized target.
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Miss Agnes A. Reilly of 212 Silver avenue at Mrs. Joseph Bilinski’s home. Guests from Hillside Newark and Elizabeth attended. Decorations centered on a large umbrella in green white and yellow. a buffet supper was served and numerous gifts given. Miss Reilly plans to marry August 20 to Arthur Cassanos.
About 22.5 million workers are employed on jobs covered by the Federal Wage and Hour Law, reflecting the scale of coverage under the act.
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