Engagements announced in Newark area families for two weddings
The DeVito and Imbimbo engagement pair is announced as Regina DeVito and Sam Imbimbo with fall nuptials planned. Linda Rems and Robert Margolis also announce their engagement with both families detailing schooling and current employments. Marilyn Maggio and Donald De Santi announce their engagement with party at Mountainside Inn and professional backgrounds.
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Regina DeVito
Sam Imbimbo
Samuel Imbimbo
Lincoln St
Berkeley Heights
James DeVito
Wyndmoor Ave
DeVito
Wee
Sol Rems
Garden St
Union
Linda
Robert Margolis
Wainwright St
Margolis
Edward Margolis
Pory Margolis
Miss Rems
Weequahic High School
Rutgers University
Frank Maggio
Passaic
Marilyn Maggio
Donald de Santi
John de Santi
Hillside
Mountainside Inn
Clifton
Honored on 35th Anniversary Lipson Family Celebrates
Mr and Mrs Sigmund Lipson formerly of Newark Now in Freehold were honored at a Sunday luncheon celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary. Attendees included daughters and sons in law from Hillside Oakhurst Maplewood and Newark with seven children present. Lipson ran a dry cleaning business in Newark for over twenty years and they were married thirty five years ago at Goldman West Orange. Mrs Lipson is the former Bessie Scher
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Newark
Kohn, Kirsch and Needle
Margolis
Hillside High School
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevens
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Florham Park
Sigmund Lipson
Freehold
Newsark
Hillside
Maplewood
Field
Allan Selden
Oakhurst
Lipson
Goldman, West Orange
Bessie Scher
Accidents in Home Can Be Avoided This Winter
The Insurance Information Institute warns that indoor hazards rise as days shorten and cold weather sets in. In 1968 over 28,000 people died in home accidents, 11,000 from falls, with many injuries preventable by simple safety measures. Suggestions include accessible light, non skid rugs, avoiding loose cords, and using a sturdy step stool or ladder to reach high areas.
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Insurance Information Institute
Snowmobiles Rise in Winter Sport Hazards and Insurance
Snowmobiling grows rapidly with up to 100000 machines expected this winter. Insurance Information Institute urges safety planning and proper coverage as accidents rise due to drowning after ice breaks and collisions. Use maps, ride with others, carry survival gear, and ensure seven inch ice thickness. Insurance can be added to auto or homeowners policies with lower premiums than cars for liability and physical damage.
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Insurance Information Institute
Pioneer aircraft at Franklin Institute shows nickel stainless strength
The Budd Company designed the experimental plane Pioneer with welded nickel stainless steel in the fuselage skin and framework. The wings and tail section use the same high strength metal for ribs spars struts and wingtip pontoons. The 1931 built craft was recently rededicated in Philadelphia and praised for metal condition.
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Pioneer
Budd Company
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Corn Remedies From Ancient Spells to Modern Science
In Elizabethan England itinerant corn-cutters eased pain by door to door methods. The piece notes that 80 percent of people have suffered corns and calls attention to keratin buildup as a protective response to friction. It traces early treatments from ancient Greece around 100 B C to early scientific efforts in the 20th century.
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England
William O. Elson
Blue Jay foot_producti
Kendall Company
Greece
Hikesios of
Fragmentary note on Varro urging a following
Smyrna suggests he prepared something like early plaster but the idea was known to few. Two centuries later a Roman scholar Mar-FEWcus Terentius Varro urged the following implying a step backward in understanding.
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Smyrna
Mar
Fewcus Terentius Varro
Earth remedy chant cited as acorn healing rite
A fragment describes a rite using the earth and repeated words to ward pain and invite health. It specifies touching the earth and spitting down while repeating a line about keeping pain away and health with the feet. The text reflects folk practice framing healing through nature and ritual.
Flying Eagle Cent Minted In 1857 Sparks Coin History
The first nickel containing coin issued by the United States was the Flying Eagle cent minted in 1857. It had a composition of twelve and a half percent nickel and copper.
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United States
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Quahic High School
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Imbimbo
Missouri Valley College
U.S. Post Office
New Providence
Donald DeSanti
Miss Maggio
Paterson State College
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Mr. de Santi
Don de Santi, Inc
Miss Regina DE Vito
Linda Rems
Martin Kaufman
Harvey Friedman
Missine Lipson
Merry Christmas
Gack «Ovat Hillside Beauty Salon Inc
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Bergen Bake Shop
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Sheridan Ave
Elizabeth
Irvington Ave
Electra Carpet
Euphorstent
Long Ave
Clinton Ave
Irvington
Dyne
New Jersey
van Weise
Lucien Piccard
Monas & Gems
Goldsmiths Jewelers
Diamond Merchants
Millburn Ave
Millburn, WV
Trixie the Trader
Eben
Bill Bluestone
Williamson Ave
Hillside, NJ
Fred Marra
Liberty Ave
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Union County Trust Company
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