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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1963

Page

8

New Railway Chief 77 Derails Traditions in Japan

Reisuke Ishida, at 77, becomes president of Japan National Railway Corporation, commuting from Kozu and declining a full salary. He plans higher commuter fares to modernize the system, despite public and Diet opposition. He previously built wealth at Mitsubishi, later overseeing policy shifts for the vast rail network.

Tokyo UPI Reisuke Ishida Jean Ishida Japan National Railway Corporation JNR Japan Kozu Tama

Local Family Gatherings and Weddings Highlight Newark Area News

December events feature the Trost Family Circle gathering hosted by Frank and 1580 Summit Ave residents, welcoming Elayne March born December 2 at Newark Beth Israel. Jeraldine Sharman and Arthur Steinberg wed at Clinton Manor Newark with a large wedding party. Engagements include Joan Goldblatt and Dr. Lawrence Yorn. Catherine Sutton and Stanley Weston exchange vows at Calvary Lutheran Church Newark.

Trost Family Circle Frank Rosenberg 1580 Summit Ave Howard Suckno Berkeley Ter Livingston Elayne March Newark Beth Israel Hospital Lauri Ann Carol Senner Bernard Senner Hollywood Ave Suckno Sam Suckno Highland Ave Suckno Brothers Irvington

Organize Drive For Mrs Birnbaum Board Candidate

Mrs Zenna Birnbaum a candidate for the Board of Education held a campaign meeting at her St Jerome Ave home on Sunday morning December 22. About fifty town residents attended including former board members. Committees were formed by district to mobilize votes for the February 11 election. She stressed raising educational standards to serve college bound and non college bound students with strong commercial and industrial training for better job prospects.

Zenna Birnbaum Board of Education St. Jerome Ave

Smart maneuver fuels Hillside political chatter

In the December 27 1963 Public Opinion column readers discuss the rumored appointment of Mr Goldhor as Hillside Township judge amid a “lame duck” session. The piece questions whether Mr Diamond and Mr Ackerman truly opposed the move or merely used a political vote for public optics while considering party welfare and costs. A UPI New York tip from Sidney Englander adds a separate household cleaning note about doughy surfaces and dishwashing steps.

Hillside Limes Goldhor Diamond Ackerman Hillside Sidney Englander New York UPI

Boyle Engagement Announced For October Wedding

Mr and Mrs Robert E Boyle of 10 Geneva St Elizabeth announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra I Boyle to Henry J Jablonski son of Mr and Mrs Adam H Jablonski of 519 Tillman St Miss Boyle a graduate of St Patricks High School Stranheil and Jake Business Sets is a secretary with The Thomas Betts Co Elizabeth Mr Jablonski a Hillside High School alumnus works in the Sales Department of Al Murray Co Union and is a sergeant in the Army Reserve The wedding is planned for October.

Clinton Manor Newark Jeraldine Ronnie Sharman Irving Arthur Robert Steinberg Murray A. Steinbert Conklin Ave Avraham Soltes Temple Sharey Tefilo East Orange Alan Jacobs Rona Silver Jacobs Endushers Barry Shafman Ted Shafman David Freedman Steve Fruchtbaum Michael Kazih Robert Schacter Fred Taylor Waeequahic High School Joan Goldblatt Peterson Court Clifton Lawrence Karl Yorn Joseph Yorn Hansbury Ave Miss Goldblatt Temple University Philadelphia Yorn Army Dental Corps Heilbronn Germany Fourth Armored Weequahic High School Upsala College Robert E. Boyle Geneva St Elizabeth Sandra I. Boyle Henry J. Jablonski Adam H. Jablonski Tillman St

Spring Men’s Pants Trend Embraces High Rise and Boot Styles

The Jewelry Industry Council notes a trend toward chunky, high domed looks in men’s trousers, with pants shortened for spring. The style parallels women’s fashion and emphasizes a bold, substantial silhouette in slacks and boots.

Jewelry Industry Council

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