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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
Rev William Harms of St Michael s Elizabeth and Mount Carmel Guild Deaf Apostolate urged patience with the deaf at the Hillside Kiwanis annual dinner. He demonstrated sign language and led a Jingle Bells sing in sign.
Richard Beeber of the USMC writes to thank the Hillside Times and Hillside Lodge Men's B nai B rith for their subscriptions. He notes transfers between Wakuni Japan Naha Okinawa and Da Nang Vietnam and continues to receive papers regularly.
Date Book lists executive and service club meetings at area organizations, plus notes on an arrest on a Newark warrant and a state dissolution certificate for Co-Investors Realty Co. The document also announces civil service exams in New Jersey and Hillside job openings with salaries.
Helen Taub presents a collection of hand painted china exhibited in the Building Lobby during January. A Hillside resident since 1939, she taught china painting at the Brookside Swim Club and painted an oil portrait of Hiam a Wettzman for the Washington Bnai Brith HQ. Her works include a portrait tribute to Barney Ross and an oil of Abraham Lincoln sent to President Eisenhower in Gettysburg. Taub is married to Dave Taub with a son and two grandchildren.
Meskin to be installed as president of the Men's Club of Temple Shomrei Torah Hillside after services on January 6 with Albert Goldberg guiding installation. Other officers include Jack Mitnick Michael Abel Morris Ball Albert Korenstein and Irving Heir as treasurer. Trustees to be installed include Herbert Fromm Sol Sumergrad Bernard Bernstein Robert Goldberg Milton Donnenberg Max Resnick and Bernard (last name cut).
Joseph De Prospo of 553 Route 22 was slightly injured Saturday afternoon after he fell while attempting to cross Route 22 in front of his house. The event occurred near the residence as services at a local synagogue were announced to be followed by Oneg Shabbat.
Weekly Hillside Times issue details subscription rates and mailing info. Publication by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Volume forty two number…
A man was taken to Alextay Brothers Hospital in Elizabeth for treatment. The report identifies him as the father of Detective Robert J. De Prose Do.
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