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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
7
The piece argues the Star of Bethlehem could have been a comet nova or wandering planet but notes none of these are referenced in literature and folklore. It concludes the appearance was a sight granted only to the Wise Men.
Officers of the Hillside Democratic Club were elected last Thursday night at a meeting in the Polish American Hall on Bloy Street. They are Arthur Kreszl president, George Klink vice president, Mrs. Emily Noll secretary, Miss Betty Hanula corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mildred Hess treasurer, Richard Goldfinger sergeant at arms.
The Christmas tree trade is a multi million dollar business supplying about 15 million trees nationwide. Prices range from 1 to 5 dollars as balsam, spruce, and various evergreens are harvested from fall to market. Landowners cultivate swamps and perform thinning to produce yearly crops and profits.
Announcement lists Hillside residents among staff of The Vail-Deane School New Jersey magazine The Budget in Elizabeth. Names include Mary Elizabeth Campbell Ann Manierre Janet Oneil Caroline Morgan Joan Danziger and Joan Loeser with editor and management roles.
Beverly DePaul advertising staff and Rosalie Halsey and Caro line Morgan on the art staff. For eleven years The Budget has earned the medalist award in the private secondary schools printed magazine division in the annual competition sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
The original score by Humperdinck with Wagnerian harmonies became a festive sensation. The fairy tale, linked to Christmas, drew praise for its nursery rhyme like music and staged appeal.
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