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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

8

Hillside High PTA Outlines 1951 52 Program

The Hillside High School PTA calendar for 1951-52 was outlined by committee led by chairmen Mr and Mrs Paul Miller of 1443 Highland Avenue. Attending were Dr and Mrs Milton M Lilien Mr and Mrs Herbert Fitz Mrs Henry Nulton and Ruhl Custer the school principal.

Hillside High School P.T.A Paul Miller Highland Avenue Milton M. Lilien Herbert Fitz Henry Nulton Ruhl Custer

Clarke couple marks 20th wedding anniversary party

Mr and Mrs R H Clarke of 169 Prospect Avenue celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Percy D Berry at the Berry home 22 Looker Street on Tuesday June 19. About 20 guests attended.

R. H. Clarke Prospect Avenue Percy D. Berry Berry Looker Street

DeGroot sisters sail for Europe on Queen Mary tour

Misses Arnolda and Theresa DeGroot of 46 Fairbanks Street depart June 15 aboard the Queen Mary for a nine week European tour. Personal notes mention no charge for items and advise phone numbers for want ads at Waverly 3-9208 or 3-9207.

Arnolda Theresa DeGroot Fairbanks Street Europe Bae

Union Girl Bride of Edward in Union New Jersey

Married Saturday June 16 Miss Ruth Esther Sieb daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Sieb of Union and Edward Mega son of Mrs A Mega Union officiated by Rev Fred W Druckenmiller A reception followed at Veterans Memorial Home Union The bride wore chantilly lace over satin with a three tier illusion veil and carried an old fashioned bouquet Bridesmaids wore eyelet gowns and carried flowers The best man was Marino Mega with ushers from Newark and Union After a motor trip the couple will reside in Tivington Also announced at a June 15 party the engagement of Marion Louise Partridge to Sgt Russell F Lisk Purple Heart recipient now at Philadelphia Naval Hospital The guest list included many local families and friends.

Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church Union Ruth Esther Sieb Edward J. Sieb Phillips Terrace Edward Mega A. Mega Center Street William Arsies Plainfield Elaine Irene Hartenstein Linden Marie Metz Edith Stuart Marino Mega Hillside Mario DiBernardo George Stout Newark Gerald Pellitier Edward Lieb Broother Roy M. Partridge Pennsylvania Avenue Marion Louise Russell F. Lisk Russell Lisk Hollywood Avenue Hillside High School Philadelphia Naval Hospital William Grieshaber John J. Kostecki Carol Hicks Joan Connington Mary McNichol Joan Mustalish Marie Bishop Arlene Schmidt Elsie Kauffer Millie Donnarumma Rose Marie Palitto Phyllis Partridge Marilyn McDonough Norman Williams Allan Simpson Albert Parsonet Eward Jennox William Boyes Louis Avolio Edwin Murphy Ray Ryno Richard Murphy Connecticut Herbert P. Gieser H. Gladys England John England Cee Avenue Hillside Presbyterian Church George M. Runner Ivanhoe Irvington Laverne Debus Ernestine Trubenbach Joan Sellick Paul Rottermund

Giesers Wed in Hillside Church Ceremony

Herbert Gieser and Miss H Gladys England were married June 16 at Hillside Presbyterian Church with Rev. George M Runner officiating. The couple resides in Linden after a honeymoon in Connecticut.

Herbert Giesers Linden

Juniors Plan Fund for Cancer Mobile Unit Drive

Junior Woman's Club executive board met at Mrs. Walter R. Lee's home to organize a summer fund drive for a cancer mobile unit. Members received personal savings banks and a variety show was proposed for March. Miss Joan Sinzinger and Mrs. Frank Weishapl named show chairs. The June 25 theatre party was moved to October. Fall plans include Echo Lake picnic in September and a November Thanksgiving basket drive. Eighteen members attended a preceding dinner hosted by Mrs. Lee, the outgoing advisor.

Junior Woman’s Club Walter R. Lee Salem Avenue Joan Sinzinger Frank Weishapl Echo Lake Lee

Program for Hurden Looker P T A Sets 1951 52 Calendar

The Hurder Looker School P T A committee approved a 1951 2 calendar with theme Strengthening Morals in Our Future Citizens decided at the June 19 meeting held at 251 Ryan Street. Tentative plans include teacher introduction in October Civilian Defense and safety in November a children's musical January Founders Day February Fathers Night March mental hygiene April and officer installation in May.

P.T.A Thomas Meslar Ryan Street Albert Vreeland Lillian Fuerst Samuel Pell Joseph Sinak Frank Sinak Peter Jager Charles Jarosky George Zemanovic

Religious Study For Guild Members At Centenary College

Four members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church will attend religious study classes at Centenary Junior College Hackettstown from June 29 to July 1 in preparation for next year’s activities. They are Mrs. William Stark Miss Marge Blazier Miss Velma Crook and Mrs. John Hamilton.

Wesleyan Service Guild Franklin Memorial Methodist Church Centenary Junior College Hackettstown William Stark Margie Blazier Velma Crook John Hamilton

College honors list includes Hillside students at Franklin and Marshall

Irwin Roseff of 326 Field Place Hillside New Jersey and Samuel Siegel of 326 Hollywood Avenue Hillside were named in honors lists. Roseff earned all A grades with 4.00 average in the Franklin and Marshall College honors roster. Siegel appeared on Union Junior College spring semester honor roll announced by dean Kenneth C MacKay.

Lancaster Irwin Roseff Field Place Hillside N. J Franklin and Marshall College Roseff Cranford Samuel Siegel Hollywood Avenue Union Junior College Kenneth C. MacKay

Hillside Republican Club Did Not Oppose Township Water Rights

The letter from the Hillside Times editor cites a reader claiming the Hillside Republican Club did not go on record against the township acquiring water rights and that officers and members were aware of the township's actions. The correspondent urges accuracy in reporting.

Hillside Times Hillside Republican Club Hillside Township

Public discussion on soft water system proposal at township meeting

Fathers and town leaders consider next steps for a soft water system. A proposal to invite an engineer, accountant, and attorney from another municipality to discuss the issue was raised. Officials state any change would require a referendum and public voting.

Ban Hale

Hillside Republican Club Seeks Fair Coverage

Paul Kifner president of the Hillside Republican Club asks for fair treatment in print. He urges readers and the newspaper to print his message in the next issue and signs his appeal. The note stresses safe driving or walking.

Ways Citizens Paul Kifner Hillside Republican Club

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