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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
3
The annual report of Dr. Wayne T Branom shows more working papers issued in 1949 50 than 1948 49. Applications go through the supervising principal. 231 permits issued in 48 49 and 242 in 49 50. Many were rejected as the jobs were illegal.
Second Lieutenant Raymond S Eagle of Hillside New Jersey serves two weeks duty training at the Army Chemical Center Edgewood Maryland. He is son of Mr and Mrs Nathan E Eagle and a member of the 452nd Chemical Service Battalion Organized Reserve Corps. He received his commission on May 15.
A dated local listings page shows community schedules for Hillside. Events include a September 5 Democratic Club meeting to pick a tax collector candidate, teacher workshops, school reopenings, Knights of Columbus retreats and picnics, church council meeting, friendship circle picnic, township and board of education meetings, Elks ball, health board gathering, and other civic activities through September 27. The items name organizations such as Hillside Democratic Club Knights of Columbus Council Hillside Lodge 1591 BPO Elks and the Congregational Council of Hillside Presbyterian Church.
A Vital Statistics birth notice lists multiple newborns with parents and street addresses throughout Liberty Prospect Voorhees Schley Schley Clark Williamson Schley and other streets. Names include Justin Samuel Tabatchnick Jean Diana Tyranski Linda Morro Lona Mary Thom Janice Helaine Pogozelski Barbara Gene Gall Bernadette Gail Schierer Joanne Ruth Rynk Jill Teri Kleinman Linda Elaine Powell Deborah Lynn Roberts Margaret Ellen Saks Leena Fran Bach Robert Norman Eberenz Joanne Vroom.
A list presents multiple family notices with names addresses and kinship roles followed by a series of marriage license pairings. The segment includes sons daughters and spouses tied to various New Jersey streets and towns such as Union Beach Irvington Plainfield and Belleville with numerous street addresses and partner names.
A list of individuals with ages and street addresses appears as a jumble of obituaries and death notices. Names include Louise A. Cox Morris Blumenau Mary Lewinski Christopher H. Kuhl Dora Hirshberg Edna G. Sole Arthur LaFrance Ursula Yanush Matthew F. McNulty and Mike Ceder with associated streets such as Mann ave Hollywood Belleview Robert street Clark Leslie Williamson Avenue Route 29 Liberty Avenue Bond street Harvard avenue.
A Wycliff film titled O For A Thousand Tongues will be shown at 7 45 p m Sunday August 27 by Rev Robert Wacker at the First Baptist Church Hillside Avenue and Harding Terrace. The documentary follows Bible translation work among primitive tribes in South America and Mexico with Dr Irwin Moon as photographer and Moody Bible Institute involvement.
New Jersey hosts the states biggest baby parade of 1950 at Olympic Park Irvington on Saturday afternoon. Children from one to six compete in three age categories with cash prizes for the prettiest blond brunet and redhead.
A classified notice seeks buyers for a house with contact Theresa M. Bensen broker EL 2 9833. Readers are invited to phone in want ads to Averly 3 9207 for quick results.
The passage reflects on key biblical chapters. John Wesley praised 1 Corinthians 13 as the greatest love chapter. Romans 12 urges living as a holy, transformed sacrifice. Revelation 21 envisions a new heaven and earth with no sorrow or pain.
A religious excerpt cites Revelation’s finale where voices invite all to come and drink freely from the water of life, with the refrain Let him hear say Come and whosoever will.
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