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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
7
Army private Martin Prince, son of Mr and Mrs Irving Prince of Hillside, completed six months of active training under the ROTC program at Fort Bliss Texas. The 22 year old graduate of Weequahic High School 1953 and Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford 1957 was employed.
An OCR fragment references Martal Advertising Enterprises operating in civilian life. Details are sparse but indicate a business or entity name within a broader article.
Muhlenberg College announces its Junior Prom to be held Friday evening February 14 at an Allentown ballroom. Philip N. Richler is cited among the committee members and Les Brown and his Band of Renown are set to perform. The event carries the theme A Sentimental Journey.
The J.A. Group launches Mister and Miss Shampoo packaged for both set and individual sale. Production quickly reaches 590 units after strong demand. Bristol Myers volunteers aid with a sales plan including door to door campaigns and a booth in the Bristol-Myers cafeteria.
Community notes list individuals including quist Johnny Bell Steve Schoen Andy Bell Barry Bass Jasper Alan Zins Mr Gardner Kenneth Frank and others. The fragment references a “Gagor-bye My Coney Island Baby” quartet with barbershop style and performer Dave Malone.
Harden-Looker presents Moonlight in Fairyland a third grade musical about safety led by Miss Catherine Ashley with Queens and fairies names like Pamela Pinter. After school athletics highlight foal shooting winners Loretta Kelso and Mary Gibbons while multiple classes study postal service and reading growth under Mrs Heatherman and Mrs Lewis.
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