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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
8
Pearse Construction Co offering roofing and siding alterations using Johns Manville materials. Convenient terms up to 5 years with 10 payments. Listed with Better Business Bureau and located at 951 Salem Road Union. UNVL 2-2782.
Hillside Yellow Cab offers around the clock taxi service with radio-equipped cabs and special long trip rates. Walter Warren owns the service at 308 Long Avenue, WAverly 6-1000, Hillside.
Newark physician Dr Henry Kessler director of the Kesler Institute for Rehabilitation will speak at Roosevelt School Ovenge Avenue Cranford on February 14 at 8 30 pm under the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Union County Medical Society of New Jersey. Public attendance urged.
The Hill side Good Government Association barn dance at Old Evergreen Lodge Springfield drew about 400 members and friends for square and square dancing to George Hill and His Hillvillies. Next meeting set for February 8 at Polish American Citizens Hall on Bloy Street.
Mrs. Wilson Bernheim of Union will present a review of the book We Seek Him Together to members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church on Thursday February 15. The group will meet before the meeting to prepare cancer dressings and a luncheon will follow.
Willard Smallacombe of Clarke's Saw and Machine Works Newark outlined how the modern saw boosts production efficiency and speed to nine Hillside Kiwanis Club members at the Hitchin Post Inn Union.
Boy Scout Troop 94 braved five degree temperatures at Surprise Lake for a camping exercise. Eleven scouts completed the training, aimed at teaching self sufficiency in emergencies with troop leaders acting only as guides under patrol leaders Steve Gold Larry Murphy Leonard Sherwood.
The monthly CYO bulletin features articles by Frank Benson Frank Volturo Bob Giovine Rollo Galbraith and Pat Duff. It covers records servicemen and sports among other items in the church youth organization publication.
The Vivian department of the Woman's Club of Hillside will meet at the home of chairman Mrs. Joseph J. Krevet at 104 Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday February 13 at 1 30 p m. Mrs. George G. Coombe of Union chairing International Relations for the New Jersey State Federation will speak on For Better Understanding.
In a February 6 1951 letter to the Hillside Times young residents urge elders on the Board for Education to welcome youth input. After attending open forums they endorse the D Amiano Schleifer platform as addressing post high school problems and urge voters that a vote for Tony is a vote.
Notice to creditors of late STOYAN STEPHENS TSANOFEF deceased filed by administrators Florence B Slacc yy and Victor W Eichhorn attorney Harmonia Bank Building Elizabeth New Jersey. Creditors must present sworn claims within six months from February 1 1951 or be barred from recovery.
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