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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
2
A garbled OCR style notice lists an address 22 Vale Ave MA 7768 and mentions odd jobs, a religious group Rabbis, and local services. It references Better Pun e s and pipes of union, and several numbers. The fragment hints at a community notice about small repairs and a public page with mixed textual noise.
Delegates for the VEW convention were elected at Hillside War. Joseph Du and Harold Wolters join Victor Hel Ter Sh in the constitutional oath. Joseph Mic h cui Nas Keer Naskeer led junior vice squad. Duke made commander of the district. Ten members pledged local post membership were Roger Barron and Pred Pfister.
A young hobbyist, Henry G Vit, works on an OO Jet PMOL low model. He constructs and tests a variety of parts in his Liberty street workshop, detailing costs, materials, and progress while envisioning future flights and a deeper interest in aeronautics.
The listing details various church services and events across several churches including Church of Christ the King in Waco with Masses and novenas, Church of Christ Scientist at 151 Fairfax Avenue Elizabeth New Jersey with daily readings and Sunday services, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church led by Rev Dr Arthur Northwood at 10 am, Bethany Pentecostal Church at 211 Baltimore Ave with services, Hillside Presbyterian Church planning a fall bazaar and 36th anniversary events, and an upcoming sermon topic on Christian dependence. The notice also mentions readings from Bible and Science and Health texts and a morning worship schedule through September 4.
Milo Westerfield advanced through the Central Division PS of Potle Service Elvetrie & Gas Co. He joined July 1, 1920, as an Vodet rogers athe after Yale. On January 1, 1984 he was assigned asmo engineer in the Central Division. By 1929 he became division superintendent and later assistant division air perintendent, Central Divieloy.
Rotary Club of Hillside installs Frank Stelig er as president for the coming year with Harry Cooper as vice president and Edward Noetreasurer. Paul Owen named secretary. Directors are Norman Baek Harry Cooper and Sidney Silverstein. Induction by Howard J Bley. Minister Ronald Ossian gave talk on losing perspective. Also includes a long unreadable legal notices section.
Notice dated Wednesday July 18 1986 announces a public hearing on a subdivision proposal handled by Vera Engineering Corporation and HIll Weekend Corporation. The plan involves the northerly area of Westminster Avenue and ward drive with examination at the township clerk’s office.
On June 1 through 23, Scouts gathered for outdoor crafts and hikes around a lake area. Names mentioned include Robert Wohul, George Hersiath, Allan Shindler, Lelktr Biletin, Michael Goslit, William Greenuerg, Georges Hirsthlort, Joel Stein, Arthur Weiner, and Davie Zonder. Equipment provided by Wort ralthevnayadore Stomoyan and Eugene Weber.
Road safety program announced by county president William A. Mathews to station ambulance squads along major routes from noon to midnight. Teams will monitor highways such as Route 122 46 and coordinate with headquarters by radio. Invitations extended to council members and local volunteers, with demonstrations held at the Hillside Kiwanis Club.
The sermon by Rev Ossmann argued that spiritual awareness matters amid business life. He named Simon as the man who lost his prospective world, while David retained spirit, noting a clash between secular work and faith. He urged business people to acknowledge Bible-based guidance from God.
Festivities for the July 4 weekend at Olympic Park are expected to draw over 100000 people across Sunday and Monday. The Levington Maplewood resort will host the event with a fireworks display by Joseph Basile’s Band and Hubble Riegows yachtists providing music and entertainment.
A garbled OCR text shows a jumble of names and places such as Merrion Eta, Tees, Doh Ostet, and Aman. It reads like a scrambled historical note or obituary fragment with scattered surnames, locations, and possible event cues but few coherent facts or dates to report.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous names, initials, and places with no coherent narrative. It reads as a mosaic of individuals and locations, lacking a clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a concise news item.
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