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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
Veda Roberts a songstress from Williinsera avenue will headline a show at The New Stagecoach Inn Route 46 Hackensack on Sunday June 23.
Real estate broker Therest M Rensen advertises WA 024 Ady for quick house sales and bond purchases. The fragment hints at property listings and financial offerings in a small township notice format.
The Hillside Lodge 1514 member committee will meet at chairman Bernard B Bernstein's home to kick off plans for a fall membership drive aiming to enroll 150 new members.
A four week leadership training completed by the Washington Rock Girl Scout Council trained women to lead troops in Hillside Linden and Elizabeth starting in September. Instructors were Mrs. Saul Neivert and Mrs. William Williams. Graduates from Hillside include Mrs. Louis Chomsky Mrs. Joseph Gelfond Mrs. Victor Romanyshyn Mrs. Benjamin Gerner Mrs. Edward Dassing Mrs. Len Berger and Mrs. Harry Bornstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kkaplan of North Broad Street Elizabeth announce their daughter Jerome C Soskin to wed Nathan Soskin of 12 Bailey Avenue. The bride elect, Union High School and East Gran Se College student, will marry in fall. A reception was held at the War Memorial Building. The wedding party includes cousin Mrs John Andresko as matron of honor, bridesmaids Miss Joyce Spital, Ann Miller, best man Michael J Duffy, and ushers Richard Pasko Theodore J Prescott Jr and Richard Prescott. Mrs Prescott is a Bristol-Myers bookkeeper. The groom, Hillside native, attended Hillside schools and served at Ft Leonard Wood Mo.
The Hillside WOMEN closed its season with a 37th birthday luncheon and card party at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel. About 60 members attended as blue and violet decor graced guest tables. Mrs. Harold J. Love, past president, spoke briefly after candles were lit for each former leader. Mrs. Henry Nilton performed, with Schwartz and several hostesses helping. Activities resume in October.
Miss Dorothy N. Spital daughter of Mr. and Mrs Nichaus Spital of 1206 Broadway and Robert J. Prescott son of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Prescott of 1595 Puree Street were married June 8 in the Church of Christ the King with Rev Gerard B. Whelan officiating. Barbara Getz and Eileen Bergstedt assisted at the organ.
Mr and Mrs Thomas McGill of 565 Yale avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to Richard Cederberg of Westwood son of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Cederberg Miss McGill a Kearny High School and Shelton College Evening School graduate is secretary to the vice president of Miller Steel Co Inc Her fiancé works for Mittag Vooler Inc Park Ridge A November wedding is planned
The marriage of Miss Geraldine Hess and Donald G. Marshall was held Saturday at the Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Newark. Rev Fred Morris officiated with a reception at the Hotel Suburban Summit. The bride daughter of J Hess and the late Mr Marshall wore nylon chiffon and a rose headpiece. Attendants included Mrs Wendel Zahn matron of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Frank Gauna and Dzoba of Baltimore plus Lynn Donnelly. Best man Ralph Long Chicago. ushers Jack Kisten Union and Ernest Goldsmith Passaic. The bride works as interior decorator and the groom attends Yale Law School.
A New Haven couple is linked to a notable event in New England, with regional ties highlighted by local officials and community observers. The report notes their involvement amid ongoing developments in Connecticut.
Newark group meets Tuesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at Kane Tom Hill Street for a short business session then hosts an annual June festival and homemade cake sale There will be cards and mahjong prizes and a fresh meat committee leads the event Alice Girion general officer Mrs Rhoda Mazen heads the freshmeat committee Movie and friends are invited to attend May be typos in source text but main facts clear
Girl Scout Troop 257 of George Washington School held a Court of Awards ceremony. Eighteen received skating badges eleven cooking badges and other juniors earned various class requirements.
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