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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
8
Routine town notices include vacation pay extension and town clerk actions. Public postings list appointments, license grants, committee attendance, and real estate parcels sold or to be sold at auction with names and addresses where provided.
A garbled newspaper ad fragment lists multiple services and providers including plumbing, cooling, siding, roofing and tinning. It mentions Leo Hecht offering plumbing care and various contractors with addresses and phone styles, plus financing notes and general service promises.
Brownie Troop 38 mothers committee met at 239 Harvard Avenue to plan a candy sale on 4 April. Proceeds support troop supplies and a ten dollar bond for the Girl Scout Camp at Swartswood Lake. Members and visitors toured Barry Biscuit Company in Elizabeth. Joan Heon presented the World Fund Bank to Levy Brothers Girl Scout Department Store in Elizabeth.
Sixth grade pupils at AP Morris School saluted the Girl Scouts on their forty second birthday during a regular assembly. Troop 4 led by Mrs A Bennjamin presented the candle ceremony honoring the founder of Girl Scouting. Speakers included David Stager from the Newark Museum with a talk on Minerals of New Jersey.
A large group of parents attended the Open House at Hillsite Avenue School last Wednesday evening. Principal Walter O Krumbiegel welcomed visitors as classrooms opened 7:30 to 8:20 pm. Officers were elected for the coming year. The event featured a skit by the Dutchers, plans for future Brith activities, and arrangements for a Lodge family picnic at Mt. Bethel on June 6.
Police and firemen aided a community benefit basketball event that supported the local Little League. The game featured fundraising efforts from area organizations and volunteers to bolster youth baseball programs.
An OCR fragment notes worship service at Westminster Fellowship Grade School and Adult Bible Classes, mentioning timing around 10 18 dam and a United By lowship entity, with unclear details.
An optometrist explains presbyopia or near vision loss after age forty. Readers may need near prescriptions or bifocals and must seek eye care early to avoid strain headaches eye discomfort and blurred vision.
Mrs H Irving Dun of 40 King Hill was elected president of the Elizabeth Natee League at the Town and Country Club Tuesday evening.
Spet Whationa ty From Page tot a Democrat. His Republican opponent will be Miss Jean Blazer so the Primary will have plenty of other attractions for bad Voters. The bingo referendum is one of them and there will be contests, especially among the Republicans, for U.S. Senator, with Union County's own Clifford P. Case perhaps a favorite for Congress and the Board of Chosen Freeholders.
Fragmented readable phrases describe an employer employee relationship with references to service year, seniority, rotation, and holidays. The text mentions a contract or policy affecting pay and vacation, plus potential legal terms about employment status and termination. Names and concrete data are sparse due to garbled OCR.
The document references Powys and a motion on sibling relations, with mentions of chairs, committees, and multiple officials. It notes urgency and a formal inquiry process, referencing meetings and potential administrative actions in a regional governance context.
Public notice lists a transfer action for property at Lake Toro with details readable about bids and deadlines. Names and precise addresses are unclear in the damaged OCR but the notice signals an upcoming sale and official authority.
Damaged OCR yields scattered phrases about local notices and services. The text references names, places, and events in a jumbled mix, with no clear人物, date, or outcome to report.
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