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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
2
Walter L. Anthony, 82, of 410 Bergen Street, Newark, learned a harsh lesson when a December 18 U turn on the Garden State Parkway led to a fine bounce. His initial $10 traffic penalty rose to $20 after a January 16 payment bounced, and the case proceeded after he failed to appear.
H A Williams of 542 Tillman Street attended a technical meeting of the Newark Chapter National Association of Accountants at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark. The report notes the event as part of professional engagement coverage.
Planning dinner dance of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside set for February 84 at Clinton Manor Newark. Dinner will follow a breakfast at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Levenson 1080 Voorhees Street. Guests include Mes Stiney Gilbert secretary Bernard Bernstein chairman Dr Joseph Peyser president M Joseph Ram sisterhood president and co chairmen Gerald Goldman Albert Levenson with Louis Lehman reservation chairman.
James A. Oneil, president, stated at the stockholders meeting that Year W55 showed progress and extraordinary achievement. Deposits rose, earnings hit a new high after charges, and assets reached 41,000 on December 31, with loans near 25 million. Dividends totaled 4 per share, and 40,000 was distributed to stockholders amid leadership re-elections.
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church board met at Mrs. Harry W. Minchin’s home to finalize plans for today’s 12:30 p.m. meeting at the church. Speaker Mrs. R. A. Couch, wife of a former WeequaHie pastor, will discuss a recent trip to Argentina via Princeton Seminary. A yearly budget was drafted for presentation, and five daytime circles and one evening circle were approved with named circle leaders. The daytime circles will meet on the second Thursday each month. the evening circle will meet separately.
On the second Monday of each month Circle lists are distributed the following Thursday. The leader will visit Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church in Union on February 11.
The notice instructs readers to reserve by sending a request to Mrs Ethel Cohen at 1588 Wainwright Street Hillside, outlining how to complete the booking process.
Newark leaders announce a testimonial dinner and dance for Freda R. Jayson of Orange to celebrate 15 years of service with the Golden Chain. Ethel Cohen chairs, Mina Rosenbaum says Philip Strassburger will MC, Allan Tumarkin will give the invocation, Gilda Tainow will deliver the benediction. Music by Al Taback Orchestra. A separate note mentions Kiwanis ties to Union Junior College campaign in Hillside Elizabeth Roselle areas.
A legal notice announces actions involving respondents Michiel Kenleie and others in a civil matter. It lists a Hillside address and a court date related to a claim against various parties. Readable details indicate intent to pursue formal remedies through the local jurisdiction.
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