Christine Droppa and Mark Shoengold Wedding Report
Christine Droppa married Mark Leonard Shoengold on December 26 at Temple Emanuel El in Edison. Rabbi Alfred B. Langsberg officiated. The Shoengolds, Hillside residents and Kean College graduates, are honored Earth Science 25 Year Members. The Hillside Elks Lodge 1591 presented pins to Pat Federico and Bill Carragino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Droppa
Mark Leonard Shoengold
al Shoengold
Hillsiae
Temple Fmanu el
Edison
Alfred B. Langsberg
Shoengold
Kean College
Pe — Union
Hillside Elks
Lodge 1591
Pat Federico
Bill
Carragino
R. Charles Ritz
Frank Mann
Rahway
George Millward
Exalted Ruler
Bill Carragino
Hillside Photo Service
Minish urges national gas industry study for public interest
Congressman Joseph G. Minish of New Jersey calls for a formal study on nationalizing natural gas. He urges a Presidential Commission or GAO review to examine potential price manipulation by producers and warns against repeating past energy shocks. He emphasizes protecting public interest while debating nationalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Minish
New Jersey
Minish
Congressional General Accounting Office
Washington Post
Federal Power Commission
Elizabethtown Gas
PUC
Elizabethtown
Maryrose Tate Engaged to William Armstrong
Mr and Mrs Charles Tate of Hillside announce the engagement of their daughter Maryrose to William H Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs John Armstrong of Summit NJ Miss Tate a Hillside High School graduate and Allied Steel secretary Kenilworth NJ is engaged to William Armstrong a Summit High School Bemidji State University graduate pursuing a master's at Kean College and employed as a social worker A May 1978 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tate
Hillside
Maryrose
William H. Armstrong
John Armstrong
Summit
N.J
Miss Tate
Hillside High School
Allied Steel
Kenilworth
Armstrong
Summit High School
Bemidji State University
Bemidji
Minnesota
Kean College
Sheriff's Sale In Hillside At 1607 Aldine Street
Public auction of real estate in Hillside Union County on March 9 1977 at two o'clock in Court House Elizabeth New Jersey Lot 350 851 and the southerly 10 feet of lot 52 Block 168 1607 Aldine Street Hillside issued under F 1965 75 Howard Savings Bank seeks $28264.62 plus interest costs. Sheriff may adjourn sale.
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Sheriff's Sale Superior Court OF
New Jersey
Chancery Division
Union County
Howard Savings Bank
Corporation of New Jersey
James R. Lucas
Et Ax
Court House
Elizabeth
N.J
Hillside
County of
Union
State of
Aldine Street
Keer Avenue
Veles Janos
Cheetahs Live Solitary, Mothers Raise Cubs Alone
Cheetahs differ from lions and monkeys by not living in family groups. Males guard mates after mating, while female cheetahs raise their cubs without help from a partner or the pride.
Handwoven Newark Museum coverlets on display
Newark Museum in Newark New Jersey presents a February through June 1977 exhibit of handwoven coverlets from 1780 to 1870. The display features Jacquard overshot and double woven patterns along with weaving tools and a rare 1839 blue and white coverlet for the Harrison Sisters of Caldwell. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Newark Museum
Harrison Sisters
Caldwell
Nathanial Young
Phillip Curtis
Washington Street
Newark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christine
Droppa
Poppy’s
North Broad St
Janet Fulinello
Maple Ave
Fluffy
Izabethtown Gas
National Utilities & Industries
Maryrose Tate
William Armstrong
Ralph Criscello
Hillside Times
North Jersey
At & P
Mickey's Comet
No. Broad St
Englishtown Music Hall
Music Hall
Mickey Ackerman
Smokey Mountain Rambles
Point Pleasant
Ocean County
Smokey Mountain
Rich Gulya
J.P. Stevens H.S
Geoff Berne
SPEC
Hillside Pharmacy
Hollywood Ave
Hillside, N.J
Irvington Village
Stuyvesant Ave
Irvington, N.J
Roxy Pharmacy
Chancellor Ave
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Ave
Lexington Pharmacy
North Broad St. Elizabeth, N.J
City Hall
North Wood Ave
Linden, N.J
United Counties Trust Company
Raymond
Presient
Bauer
Issu
Byrne
Somerset
Morris County
Monmouth County
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