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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
4
Miss Carol Retsky daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Retsky of 39 Bailey Avenue was the guest on Mondays Luncheon at Sardi s over WOR. Sister Barbara Retsky will join the program on Thursday January 31. The show airs daily at 12 45 p m.
Mr and Mrs Michael Berish of 1305 Liberty announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Marie Berish to Robert A Sephon son of Mr and Mrs Addison Sanborn of 182 Virginia. Joan is a Hillside High School graduate and St Lukes Nursing student later a blood bank technician at Orange Memorial Hospital. Robert is a Hillside graduate and Columbia University chemical engineering alumnus presently with Research Corporation Bound Brook. Fight Police Give to Sister Kenny Foundation 507 5th Avenue New York 17.
The Hillside Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society will elect officers at 2 p.m. on Monday January 7 at the church.
The Hillside Hadassah chapter meets at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday January 8 at Sinai Congregation. Mrs. Ford Meyer, former Hillside librarian, will review Moses by Shalom Asch and This Happened In Pasadena by Willard Goslin. Hosted by Mrs. Jack Singer Mrs. Jerry Hirschberg and Mrs. Nat Chenitz. The program ends with songs from the educational group.
Rev Karl Kumm former Army chaplain and now pastor of St Peter's Episcopal Church Chatham spoke at the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Women Association meeting on January 3. His topic favored humanizing humanity. A 12:30 luncheon followed with devotions led by Mrs Melvin Barnes and hosted by Mrs James Travis.
Mrs Samuel F Brink and daughter Peggy Jean of 122 Woodruff Place sailed yesterday for Germany to join Major Brink, personnel officer of the 86th Fighter Bomber Wing, stationed at Neubiberg. The family expects to remain in Germany for several years.
Public service notice outlines Electra and Gay Company offerings in homemaking campaigns. Reads like a civic guide promoting home improvement products and regional services amid community outreach.
A vintage guide explains broiled steaks including porterhouse and T bone. It covers thickness, fat trimming, broiler settings, turning technique, seasoning, and serving ideas with toast and potatoes for a complete meal.
The Saybrook School PTA executive board will meet Monday January 7 at 1 15 p m in the practice house to plan the monthly meeting sponsored by the faculty. Hostesses will be Mrs Dorothy Kemper and Mrs Alice Bernheim.
Mrs Gertrude Allgood of 1046 Prospect Street announces the engagement of her daughter Nancy to Robert J Weber son of Mrs Frances Weber of 41 Surden Street and the late Joseph Weber Sr Nancy is a Union High School graduate and works for Hillside Loan Company Robert Weber is a Hillside High School graduate and with Century Air Conditioning Co Garwood A spring wedding is planned.
Miss Sandra Parent a Bouve Boston School freshman and Tufts affiliated Medford resident was elected posture representative of her class. Also Cpl Richard Ruhl son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ruhl 542 Parch St promoted to sergeant with the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea.
Thomas Lancer 38 of Irvington was held without bail on armed robbery charges after a Szarko Liquor Store raid. He brandished a German Luger pistol, emptied the register of about 100 dollars, and was captured when officers arrived as he backed toward the door. Clerks and proprietor were ordered to the rear while he acted.
Hillside National Bank reports total assets of 23,150,921.58 in the period ending December 31, 1951, a rise of over 3 million from last year. President James A. Oneil says the forthcoming addition will attract more business from Hillside and nearby cities including Newark Elizabeth Union and Irvington.
The message urges voters to consider tax policy under the new mayoral leadership. It emphasizes being tax conscious and invites interest via a local phone line for want ads. The fragment indicates a campaign tone and civic planning focus.
Engineers in charge of construction at the New Pingry School on North Avenue reported over the weekend the theft of a General Electric motor and a grinding wheel valued at $35. Police were notified yesterday.
The Junior Woman's Club hosts a barn dance at Archers Grove Union on Saturday February 9 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds aid charitable efforts including a cancer mobile unit. Mrs. Frank Weishap is chairwoman. Next regular meeting is January 8 at Maple Hall.
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