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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
6
The Hillside Times of Hillside New Jersey lists publication details and management. It states subscription rates of three dollars for U S delivery and notes single copies and reader letters require the writer's name and address for evidence of good faith. Anonymous letters will not be published.
The piece rebuts the Hillside Democrats role in internal strife, noting the old adage that victory brings spoils. It warns the party risks self sabotage if rivals keep up aggressive attacks, while Republicans capitalize on disarray and lasso tactics. The column frames a political struggle within local party lines.
The piece argues the so called rotation of the Board of Assessors secretary is a new mayoral appointment and highlights political maneuvering within Hillside Democrats. It notes the secretary’s solid performance, questions the motive tied to campaign contributions, and warns continued success could sow future defeat.
Private Riehand earns the nine week course at Pal Street Fillside as he joins Company 1st Trainee Regiment under the Reserve Forces Act. He begins eight weeks of Infantry basic training in this conscription program.
A list of upcoming public meetings includes Galvd of Education and Pinning Board sessions, Township Committee gatherings on July 15 July 24 July 27 and August 5 6 13 19 20, plus a Ukrainian Catholic Church planning notice and a Board of Health meeting. The schedule notes August 13 Board of Education and a Planning Board meeting among the events.
MISS MARY TERESA Laurie daughter of Alfred Laurie of 1111 Salem avenue and Edward Kennedy son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of 150 Palisade avenue Elizabeth were married Saturday at St. Catherine Church in a Nuptial Mass Rev Lawrence Gadek officiated A reception followed at Hotel Winfield Scott Elizabeth Mrs Kennedy is a graduate with attendants including Katherine Sullivan East Orange and bridesmaids Margaret Kennedy Reine Hughs Francine Hughs with Robert Kennedy as best man and ushers David Hugh Ronald Miserendino and Henry Brawley.
The article details several nuptials and betrothals in the Newark area. Arline Ruth Yarnald wed Sheldon S. Radish in Newark with a large wedding party including family members as ushers and attendants. The couple plan a two week Miami Beach honeymoon and will reside at 999 Stuyvesant Avenue, Irvington. Irene M. Lamb and Parry B. Brown Jr. announce their engagement after Lamb’s Benedictine Academy and Berkeley/ East Orange education. Brown Jr. is a Pittsburgh Plate Glass employee in Newark. The piece also notes a military marriage in Shenandoah Valley with a Seton Hall graduate husband to be stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Further, Dr Eugene Sherman completes a medical milestone.
Drew J. Miller of 1067 Thomas Street and Cpl. Pasquale Russo Jr of 107 Columbia Avenue Newark married in a ceremony at Christ the King Church Reverend Gerard B Whelan officiating The couple planned a honeymoon in Canada Bridesmaids Wanda Jamuse Gladys Taemas Barbara Gets and others attended Best man John Heather Usher Ronald Ru Westfield Rinaldo Diaz and Barbara Gets were among the bridal party Barbara Gets Isabel Gets accompanied the soloist First bride Elizabeth Russo employed as private secretary Barbara Russo son of Pasquale Russo Sr serves with the Marine Corps air facility at New River Jacksonville NC
Dr Sherman completes residency in obstetrics and gynecology at University of Maryland. He authored several articles including a piece in the Maryland State Journal this month. He will practice in Mansfield starting July 15. He is a graduate of Elizabeth public schools and Thomas Jefferson High School. He held an all state scholarship to Rutgers, earned a B S, served three years in the Army Air Force, then studied at Chicago Medical School. He interned at Michael Reese Hospital and is a diplomate of the National Board of Medicine and a Maryland obstetrical society member. He is married to Lynn Wodis of Galesburg Illinois and they have two daughters.
Three Hillside residents were among 750 youths at the American Legion 13th annual Boys State encampment held last week on the State University campus in New Brunswick. Named were Herbert Gutentag M Dennis Stachura and J Barry Rohrlich.
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