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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
8
Wrought iron railings listed with contact Sal Pacheini Tron Works LL 4-7658. Sewing Machine tunes up offered at 2.75 with 86.50 value. ad promotes singer products. Address 317 Springfield Ave Newark. Contact BD 8-166- dan 23 13t.
JOAN MITTLEMAN will become Bat Mitzvah Saturday at Sinai Cathedral at 9. A reception is planned Sunday January 26 at the Starlight Terrace, Hotel Essex House. Elizabeth Town and Country Club hosts the Benedicks Club dance January 31 with patroness Mrs. Harry G Burke Ur of 916 Haviland drive. The Altschules celebrated their anniversary with a family dinner and show, their son Abram serving in the Armed Forces at Port Dix. Lawrence Schacit was elected to the American Israel Chamber of Commerce and Industry board at its New York meeting. The memory of Mrs Blytt Berger was honored by presenting a Golden Bank to Rath Lodge Auxiliary. Mrs Helen Weiss and Mr Harry Cooperman wed January 12 in Irvington, with reception at 195 Wainwright Street, Newark, and a Miami Beach honeymoon. A cocktail party January 26 at 817 Irvington Avenue honors Diane Moskowitz and Ronald Nacht, whose engagement was announced.
The Business and Professional Woman's Club will meet Monday January 27 at 6 30 p m in the Elizabeth Elks Club.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Charles Wernieko chapter 5 DAY plans a Flag Day event at the War Memorial Building with the Girl Scout troupe 137 from Hillside Avenue School supervising under Mrs. Rubin Kaplan. A spring hospital party and Open dates in March and April were discussed. Commander Marion Kraft instructed to contact Orange and Lyons hospitals. Mrs Kraft and husband Will attend a February 1 dinner for State Auxiliary Commander Mrs Marion Huett in Rahway at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth.
Br. Murray Binks, comedian and psychiatrist, entertained about 390 members, wives, and friends at a Hillside meeting. Prof of psychology from High Dickinson University presented humorous stories and dramatizations. The lodge awarded Lo. Bateman for outstanding service as a check for SA was presented to The lodge. proceeds from a Nevele Country Club weekend funded the event. The Americanism Award will go to Hillside Ambitee Squad. Refreshments were served by Ted Solinsky and committee.
Sinai Congregation and Sisterhood announce joint installation ceremonies on Monday January 27 at 8 18 a m at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue Manuel Pogash becomes incoming president of the Congregation and Mrs Matthew Brams is newly elected president of the Sisterhood Harry Lorine will be installing officer for the Congregation and Mrs Rubin D Schmidt for the Sisterhood
Mrs Eva W Hubschman of Hillside serves on the committee organizing the third annual speech institute at Montclair State Teachers College on Wednesday February 5.
Benjamin 5 Berkowitz announced the Sinai Congregation will host its 33rd anniversary banquet Sunday night March 30 at the F House Newark. The event doubles as a testimonial for outgoing president Timanuel Finkel, with proceeds to the Sir Hebrew School and Youth Center building fund.
Eight members of Troop 1 with assistant scoutmaster Charles M Wood spent a frigid weekend at Camp Winnebago. They tracked wild game and hiked three miles in zero weather. Barry Nathans, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Nathans, had his bar mitzvah on Saturday January 11 at Temple B'nai Jeshurun in Newark with a 50 relative reception at the Newarker Restaurant.
A Sunport area meeting of more than 75 supporters of Abe Charnack urged his re election to the Hillside Board of Education. Charnack praised the school system and asked supporters to mobilize voters for February 11. A separate note credits Rear Admiral Metter with presenting a $12.50 reward for a good idea from Franklin Kotler of 1558 Schley Street.
Trey Pym Hue, former president of the Italian American Civic Association and the Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association, remains active in school board matters and civic groups.
Fragmented text outlines a Rotary member and family in Newark with roles at KVP and church ties, plus legal and municipal notices from Hillside Township New Jersey. Items reference councilors, ordinances, boards, and town meetings, with names like Howard J. Loy and procedural details on elections and recreation commissions.
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