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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1954

Page

4

Waukegan Couple Wed In Immaculate Conception Rites

Mary dean Bure daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bure formerly of 30 Looker street and now of 455 Hickory street Waukegan Illinois wed James EB Gallagher son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M Gallagher also of Waukegan. The nuptial Mass was celebrated Saturday at the Immaculate Conception Church with Rev John Walsh officiating. The bride wore a white satin gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearl headpiece. attendants wore blue gowns and matching accessories. A breakfast reception followed at the Swedish Club and the couple planned a Florida honeymoon before settling at 455 Hickory street. The bride, a Dietitian at St Therese Hospital, is a graduate of St Elizabeth College.

Mary Dean Bure Michael & Bure Looker Street Hickory Street Waukegan Trigols Gallaghen Albert M Mar Chantilly Lee Chantilly Ruth Aut Bure Mary Jean Kennedy Maury Jane Sweeney Bure Gallagher Robert Raiden Jolie Bure John O'Rerte Joseph Wivelll John G. Swanburg Denver Colps + ride Lotten Florida Wail Street

Rosary Society plans fashion show and dessert party

The Rosary Society of St. Catholine Chilnet schedules a fashion show and dessert party for February 26. J. Kieran presided as new president with a large list of committee chairs led by Mrs. George Bauer St and Mrs Nelson B. Jacobus. Rev. Carroll presented a retirement gift to Mrs. Bauer Jr and lauded her parish service.

the Rosary Society of St. Catholie Chilnet Ws. Chintos J. Kieran The Atta George Bauer Nelson B. Jacobus Gerald Glynn Ucket Dullan Pirsty Margaret Mewritt A. Mary J. Miller Leonard Andrew Googe Bauer St Francis Brisson A. R. Lane Rosemary Mills Willian O'Connoy Pranels Dung Raymond Love Elizabeth Moynihan John M. Oates Charles Galli Maurice Murphy T. J T Linan C. Gorman Parquaunt Rosesten Company Jerey City Walter von Schanck Edmund Kane Charles Streck William Pukavich Claire Byrne

Surprise Shower For Miss Joanne Decker Leer

Miss Joanne Decker Leer's aunt hosted a surprise shower at her Hillside home Saturday night. About forty guests from Elizabeth Linden Roselle Millside and Brooklyn attended. She will wed William Curren Sunday at 4 p.m. at St. Catherine's Church.

Ofiss Joanne Decker Clara Trousdell Hillside Elizabeth Linden Roselle Millside Brooklyn Miss Decker William Curren St. Catherine's Church Charles Decker South Long Avenue Hillside High School Acme Curren Aisin HW. Curren Augusta Street Arkansas

Fight Polio Donate to Sister Kenny Foundation

A campaign note urges contributions to the Sister Kenny Foundation at Hillside Headquarters located on Fitzpatrick Street, supporting polio eradication efforts and patient care programs.

Sister Kenny Foundation Hillside Fitzpatrick Street

Good Government Re-Lenten Dance in New Jersey

The fourth annual Good Government dance by the New Jersey Association will be held Saturday February 27 at Polish Hall. Jean Hall and William Gahkis will co chair along with Nat Gold and Peter Belviso in charge of entertainment. Mrs Jean Belviso and Mrs George Brandish oversee refreshments.

Association of New Jersey Jean Hall William Gahkishatin Nat Gold Peter Belviso Jean Belviso George Brandish

Newark League Home Economics Talk Cancelled and Rescheduled

The Newark League of Home Economics will hold its regular monthly meeting February 1 at 0 pm at the Essex House New ark. A bonuet meeting at 7 pm will precede. Mrs Marvin Yeska will report on the souvenir journal. Mrs Leo Plevy will discuss the day’s success. Miss Hetty Herzfeld will lecture on party preparation. Mrs George Scholub chairs the program and hospitality committee.

Nowatk Denver Essex House Newark Bonyet Marvin Yeska Ehilside Leo Plevy Dillside Hetty Herzfeld Public Service Electric and Gas Go George Scholub Elizabeth David Grober Yenka

Surprise Shower for Miss Gehander

A surprise miscellaneous shower was held recently for Miss Gladys Gehander at the home of Mrs. R. J. Stovizel in Union. She is the daughter of Mrs. venue Gehander of 159 Virginia Street. Decorations were red and white. Guests came from Hillade Newark Belleville Elizabeth Parwood catch Plains Livingston and Inion.

Gladys Gehander R. J. Stovizel Union Gehander Venue Gehander Virginia Street Hillade Newark Belleville Elizabeth Parwood Plains Livingston Inion

Rainbow Girls Will Initiate Members

Rainbow Girls Will initiate members outside Assembly 29 at 411 North Broad Street Elias Beth Monday February 5 Those to be initiated are Page Cummins Diane Butler Mary Ann Murray and Barbara Mertz Refreshments will be served.

Order of the Renbow North Broad Street Eliasbeth Page Cummins Diane Butler Mary Ann Murray Barbara Mertz

Levitas Bar Mitzvah Tonight at Temple B'nai Abraham Newark

Morton Levitas son of Lawrence Levitas member of the Board of Education and Mrs Levitas of 1485 Stanley Terrace will become bar mitzvah Saturday morning at Temple B nai Abraham Newark. A luncheon will follow at the Essex House Newark.

Levitas

Splash Party Planned by Ouiege Sigma Psi Sorority

The Ouiege Sigma Psis announce a YMCA splash party on Saturday night February 1 from 7 30 to 1. The event at Elizabeth includes bowling dining refreshments and various games with tickets at the door. The sorority recently held its annual trip to New York to see Me and Juliet.

YMCA Eiabeth Ouiege Sigma Pst Mberth Frahm Elizabeth Sorsily New York Me and Juliet Mickey Jaffe Waylor Way Union

Five Hundred At 25th Anniversary Celebration

Five hundred guests attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Fedore of Boston at Slo vak Til Newark. Mr. Fedorczyyk has managed the Polish American Citizens Club on Bloy Street for 17 years. Mrs. Fedarzayk wore a corsage of camellias and received a bouquet from her daughter. Decorations included silver and yellow daffodils by Mrs. F Wojcik. Attendees traveled from Newark and surrounding towns including Hanover Hillside Union East Orange and Brooklyn.

Thomas Fedore Boston Aventh Newark Fedorczyyk

Hillside High Class of 47 Reunion Planned at Roselle Park

Hillside High School class of 47 schedules reunion at Le Prees Cocktail Levee 149 W Westfield Ave Roselle Park Friday April 30 at 830 pm. Sponsored by the Gay-Teens club with Elaine Hammer president Raymond Bosworth and several others listed. Reservations urged by February 28.

Hillside High School le Pree W. Westfield Avenue Roselle Park Elaine Hammer Raymond Bosworth William Vanderzee al Cartwright Frank Karolyich Joseph Ackerman Rosemarie

Local notices seek current addresses of listed residents

The notice requests present addresses for Phyllis Brooks Marlo Sousa Edwitt Kurtzman Charles Vincent Paul Prescher Betty Remins William Krampert Joan Fried Shirley Ahern Sheila Levine Willigmt Younger Emil Nattez and Herbert Klein. Anyone with information should call Mrs Jaye at UN 2 98280. The program will feature dining entertainment and social activities. The Gay Teens anticipate a large attendance and renewing old friendships.

Phyllis Brooks Marlo Sousa Edwitt Kurtzman Charles Vincent Paul Prescher Betty Remins William Krampert Joan Fried Shirley Ahern Sheila Levine Willigmt Younger Emil Nattez Herbert Klein Mrs. Jaye S. the GayeTeens

Remarkable Recovery From Rheumatoid Arthritis

A letter describes a person crippled by arthritis and rheumatism who regained active life. Hands deformed and ankles set are noted. The writer offers to share details of the relief once contacted by letter.

Flag Presented At Scout Jubilee Marks 41st Bday

The ceremony at Sinai Congregation honored the 41st birthday of the Boy Scouts of America with the presentation of the American flag to Troop 195. Commander Olte Schwarn of Post 1 spoke of his war years and Japanese prison camp, then handed the flag to Scoutmaster Donald Myers who thanked Post 1 and Mrs. Milvin Weiss for organizing. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen blessed the event. Cub Scouts performed a weapon show and a birthday cake was cut by a Cub Scout and a Boy Scout. Refreshments followed, with involvement from the Ladies Auxiliaries of both groups. Continued on Page Buhl.

Boy Scouts of America Sinai Conurocation Olte Schwarn Post 1 Donald Myers Milvin Weiss Ladies Auxiliary Rabbi Eliezer Cohen Sinai Muriel

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