Gail Howarth Betrothed To John Ball In Hillside Note
Miss Gail Mildred Howarth of Hillside betrothed to John Edward Ball of Elizabeth. She is a Hillside High School alumna and works at Channel Lumber Co in Springfield. Gail graduated from Thomas A. Edison Vocational High School and now with Small Lot Stamping Co in Linden. A spring wedding is planned.
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Ernest Howarth
Buchanan St
Gail Mildred Howarth
John Edward Ball
Edward Ball
Ogden St
Elizabeth
Hillside High
Howarth
Channel Lumber Co
Springfield
Siance
Thomas A. Edison Vocational and Technical High
Small Lot Stamping Co
Linden
Boot Stylist Seeks Color Break in Men’s Shoes
Duke Rose, president of Johnston & Murphy, outlines color and suede trends for men’s footwear. He notes 80 percent of shoes stay black, but favors brighter options for casual wear, including calf suede in bone and other shades, with new designs inspired by Venice. He cites 43 browns plus 7 color choices for adults.
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New York
UPI
Duke Rose
Navy
Naval Academy
Johnston & Murphy Shoe Co
Nashville
Tenn
Texas
Rose
Rosé
Duke
J&m
Venice
Women Model Bowling Attire at Hillside Meeting
B'nai B'rith Women of Hillside invite all bowlers and non bowlers to their December 18 meeting for bowling and fashions. Members will model the latest bowling fashions from a major New Jersey outfitter. The Tuesday League will be seen in action with refreshments and a gift shop. Mrs. Robert Lieberman is program chairman.
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B'nai B'rith Women
Hillside
New Jersey
B'nai B'rith
Robert Lieberman
Golden Chain Member Party in Elizabeth Temple Event
Newark Link 3 OGC will meet December 7 at the Elizabeth Masonic Temple Elizabeth 668 No Broad St at 630 pm. After a short business meeting the annual paid up membership party follows. Members pay dues card. nonmembers pay a small fee. Mona Carlo Hillside will entertain. Floyd H Jay son Jr and Robert E Spiegel are chairmen with Mrs Pauline Josephson hosting. Reservations with chairmen or Worthy Matron Mrs Sarah S Acker.
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Newark Link
O.G.C
Elizabeth Masonic Temple
No. Broad St
Elizabeth
Mona Carlo
Hillside
Floyd H. Jay
Patton
Robert E
Hellish Arthritis Ordeal Faces New York Woman
Mrs Hilda Coyle of North Chili New York endures severe rheumatoid arthritis described as hellish by the patient. She receives treatment at the March of Dimes Arthritis Center University of Rochester School of Medicine after a decade of crippling pain affecting daily tasks.
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Jeffrey
Hilda Coyle
North Chili
N.Y
March of Dimes Arthritis Center
University of Rochester
School of Medicine
Spina Bifida Births Highlighted by Public Health Service
UPI reports the Public Health Service notes about 12 000 children are born with spina bifida annually in the United States. The condition arises from a failure of the backbone to close properly, occurring in roughly three per 1 000 births.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Christmas Seals Fight Tuberculosis and other Respiratory Diseases
Sleep it Off Los Angeles UPI reports many walking problems are psychosomatic and hypnosis can help, per Dr. Jack T. Sanders of Albany California, at the American Podiatry Association meeting. Hadassah book review rescheduled to December 12 at Hillside Public Library. Frances Schirmer won second place in photography at the Jersey City CYO Hobby Show on December 3.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jack T. Sanders
Albany
Calif
American Podiatry Association
Hillside Public Library
Frances Schirmer
Liberty Ave
Jersey City
Ruins of Carthaginian City Yield a Sacrificial Shrine
Sardinia's Mount Sirai reveals a long buried Carthaginian city with bones of sacrificed children and remains of fortifications. Archaeologist Sabantino Moscati notes early finds include outer walls on pink rock and an L shaped building, with the site first uncovered by WWII troops and a mushroom-hunting boy.
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Mount Sirai
Sardinia
Tunis
Mediterranean
Rome
Mount
Sirai
Sabantino Moscati
Il Messaggero
Tanit
Cagliari
Moscati
Health progress in reducing child mortality in New York
Health progress in reducing the mortality among children ages one to fourteen in New York is reported by Metropolitan Life statisticians. The decline at each age is mainly due to lower death rates from infectious diseases and accidents, according to experts.
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Health Progress New York
UPI
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
On the Mend BRAIN TUMOR Removed From Hills IL Boy
Tommy Hohman age four in Hills Illinois has a brain tumor successfully removed by surgeons at University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago. Doctor Joan Arbolt monitors head circumference to guard against recurrence and ensure ongoing care.
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Tommy Hohman
Hills IL
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Chicago
Joan Arbolt
Hillside Teachers Association faces push for exclusive negotiator role
In a discussion rooted in the Keelan case and Hillside High School’s extra compensation practices, critics question teacher perks and the broader role of unions. The NJEA and NEA influence looms as the State Federation of Teachers and AFL-CIO Council weigh the Hillside Teach Association as exclusive bargaining agent for the marching band advisors and other staff.
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Hillside High School
HSA
Jehne
NJEA
NEA
Raubinger
Keelan
State Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio Council
Hillside Teach Association
Machergl Hise Bi
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the Hillside
N.J. Tes
Gail Howarth
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dudley V. Carryington
Osborne - Kemper- Thomas, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Robert C. Kaphes
Artst Paul Daegar
Golden Chain Member Party
Egir
Paty
Tey Aiep
Rel
Turies
William J. Levitt
Levitt and Sons, Inc
The
New York World's Fair
National State Bank
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Union County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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