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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1956

Page

5

June Anne Shields Weds Elizabethan

Miss June Anne Shields daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Shields of 202 Fitzpatrick street married Thomas Ford son of Mr and Mrs John Ford of 1138 Leith avenue Elizabeth in Christ the King Church officiated by Rev Gerard B Whelan. Reception at Cran wood Garwood.

June Anne Shields Sue Robert Shields Fitzpatrick Street Thomas Ford John FE. Pord Leith Avenue Elizabeth Christ the King Church Gerard B. Whelan Cranwood Garwood Stefanotis Ann Helstowski Union Robert Bea Nixon Thomas Gaston Alex Flachek Clark Monica Shields Roberta Shields Newark Robert Shields, Jr Hillside William Fagan Robert Ford Jack Ford William Shields Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority Cambridge Business School New York American Gilsonite Company Key Oldsmobile Linden

Annual Recital of Greenwald School at Mosque Theatre

On Sunday afternoon May 6, pupils from the Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing will present a recital at the Mosque Theatre Newark. Girls and boys from Hillside Newark Elizabeth Linden West Orange Milburn Springfield New Providence Maplewood South Orange Union will participate.

Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing Mosque Theatre Newark Hillside Elizabeth Linden West Orange Milburn Springfield New Providence Maplewood South Orange Union

Irvington School Presents Spring Music And Ballet Program

An Irvington program titled In The Spring features a lively song and dance revue and a two act Opening Night At The Ballet with four rehearsal scenes and the Ballet Of Jewel. Miss Greenwald selects pieces and Mrs Leon Shider plans a private life portrait of two ballet officers whose attempted painting inspires a dancer to create a masterpiece staged by Miss Greenwald. Exquisitely costumed performances attract local attendees at Miy faie Theatre Building with closing June 16 and fall reopening Sept 6 for tail registration.

Irvington Jewel Mise Greenwald

Brownie Troop 137 Holds Final Meeting at School

Brownie Troop 137 gathered Friday at Hillside Avenue School for its final meeting led by Mr Harold Maurer and Mrs Morris Cohen. They reviewed requirements, performed songs and games, announced flag bearer and color guard as Anita Rosenstein Janet Levine and Toby Flaxman, and noted a Newark Museum trip and a June 2 cookout at Surprise Lake.

Ayeans Hillside Avenue Harold Maurer Morris Cohen A Pta Anita Rosenstein Janet Levine Toby Flaxman Newark Museum Sur- Prise Lake

Miss Bennett Wed To Arlington Man

Miss Marcia Barbara Bennett wed Wallace Kartsen in a candlelight double ring ceremony on April 29 at the Starlight Terrace Room of Hotel Essex House Newark. Officiant Dr. Louis M. Levitsky presided. attendants included Arlene Bennett and Lois Karlsen. best man Clifford Doerr with ushers Henry Kosabucki Thomas Peirce Henry Mazurczyki and Richard Quellen. The couple plans to reside in Rutherford after a honeymoon. Bride attended Hillside High and University of Vermont, groom attended Kearny High and NYU, Korea War veteran now with Price Waterhouse Coopers.

Marcia Barbara Bennett George Bennett Clark Street Wallace Kartsen A. O. Kartsen Arlington Essex House Newark Louis M. Levitsky Oheb Sholem Temple Arlene Bennett Lois Karlsen Clifford Doerr Kearny Henry Kosabucki Sayerville Thomas Peirce State College Henry Mazurczyki Richard Quellen Rutherford Kartsen Hillside High School University of Vermont Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority Kearny High School New York University U.S. Army Price Waterhouse Co

Beauty Queen Weds Harvard Graduate in Silver Springs

Miran Leinwand wed 2nd Lt. Joshua Mark Levin in a double ring ceremony on April 21 in Silver Springs Maryland. Chaplain Kleinberg officiated. The bride’s sister Frieda Leinwand was maid of honor and the groom’s father was best man. The couple will reside in Alexandria Virginia.

Silver Springs Chaplain Kleinberg Frieda Leinwand

Saybrook PTA To Install Officers

The Saybrook School PTA executive board met at Mrs. David Horwitz’s home to plan the May 9 meeting at 8 pm in the AP Morris School auditorium. Mrs. Albert Scaccia will install new officers: Mrs. Andrew J. Cox Jr. president, Mrs. William Hess vice president, Mrs. Norman Cowell recording secretary, Mrs. Jack Pearlman corresponding secretary, Mrs. Valentine Ketterer treasurer. Girls in seventh and eighth grades will display sewing achievements in a fashion show. Boys will feature a manual training exhibit. Board members attending the Spring County Council conference in Westfield include Mrs. William Kemper, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Albert Bernheim, Mrs. Adolph Winston, Mrs. David Becker, Mrs. Isadore Manheim, and Mrs. Norman Glikin.

Saybrook School P.T.A David Horwitz Windsor Way A P. Morris School Albert Scaccia Andrew J. Cox William Hess Norman Cowell Jack Pearlman Valentine Ketterer Spring County Council Westfield William Kemper Cox Albert Bernheim Adolph Winston David Becker Isadore Manheim Norman Glikin

Retiring Hurden-Looker Teacher Honored At Tea

Miss Helen Watson eighth grade teacher at Hurden-Looker School was honored at a tea by the school PTA faculty and eighth grade class in the Curtis Room. Speakers included Dr Wayne T Branom and John Loprest. About 100 guests attended as she retires in June after 27 years in the system.

Helen Watson Hurden-Looker Hurden-Looker School P.T.A Curtis Room Robert Anderson Robert Lilley PTA Judith Kreshok Wayne T. Branom John Loprest Samuel Shapiro Lilley Kathryn Funk Miss Watson Shippensburg State Teachers College Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Hillside Avenue Coe Avenue Hurden- Looker

Covered Dish Supper For Couples' Club

The Couples Club of Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church will hold a covered dish supper at 6 p.m. on Sunday May 6 in the church.

Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church

Hadassah Kiddies Bazaar at Hillside Chapter Event

The Hillside Hadassah chapter will host a Sunday afternoon kiddies bazaar at Central Avenue Playground and adjacent streets on May 6 from noon to 5 pm. Activities include games pony rides two merry-go-rounds and other fun for children, with lunch and refreshments available. Mrs Mernie Eisenberg leads the event with assistants Mrs William Kemper and Mrs William Raeter.

Central Avenue Conant Street Hillside Chapter Hadassah Mernie Eisenberg William Kemper William Raeter

Order of the Golden Chain Board Meets May 8

The 0G.C. Board of Newark Link 3 will meet on Tuesday May 8 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Ruth Roffs home 1888 Manor Drive Union. Plans will be completed for the Grand Staff visit on Tuesday evening May 22 at Kane Temple 20 Hill Street Newark.

Newark Order of the Golden Chain Executive Board Ruth Roff Manor Drive Union Kane Temple Hill Street

Miss Musik Engaged To Joseph Kerrigan

Mr and Mrs Joseph Musik of Kenilworth announce the engagement of their daughter Muriel Marie to Joseph F Kerrigan son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kerrigan of 254 Fitzpatrick Street Miss Musik is a graduate of Johnson Dayton Regional High School Springfield and employed by the Carpenter Steel Company Union Mr Kerrigan is a graduate of Hillside High School and employed by the Prudential Insurance Company Newark

Joseph Musik Kenilworth Tde Muriel Marie Joseph F Kerrigan Joseph Kerrigan Fitzpatrick Street Miss Musik Jormthan Dayton Regional High School Springfield Carpenter Steel Company Union Mr. Kerrigan Hillside High School Prudential Insurance Company Newark

Hadassah Hillside Chapter Installs New Officers

Hadassah Hillside Chapter installs Mrs. Mernie Eisenberg as president on Tuesday May 8 at 7 30 p m at Avon Caterers Newark. New officers include vice presidents Mrs Milton R Caris Mrs Anne Sornstein and Mrs Harvey Greenfield treasurer Mrs Martin Goldman recording secretary Mrs David Becker financial secretary Mrs Henry Garrod and corresponding secretary Mrs Leo Lowenstein. Installing officer will be Mrs Jack Singer past president. Invocation by Mrs Leslie Schulman. A skit Tea and Sympathy will be presented by chapter members coached by Mrs Samuel Horowitz with Mrs Becker at the piano. Supper chaired by Mrs Lilyan Meyers coordinated by Mrs Milton R Caris.

Mernie Eisenberg Hillside Hadassah Avon Caterers Newark Milton R. Caris Anne Sornstein Harvey Greenfield Martin Goldman David Becker Henry Garrod Leo Lowenstein Jack Singer Leslie Schulman Samuel Horowitz Becker Lilyan Meyers

George Washington Summer Roundup and PTA Meeting

The George Washington school conducts a summer roundup for five year olds by December 31 at the school library on May 6 from 9 30 to 11 30. Parents must present a birth certificate and records of vaccination against whooping cough. The George Washington School PTA meets Monday May 7 with a musical festival directed by Catherine Ashley and installing officer Mrs Boward Diamond.

George Washington P.T.A Catherine Ashley Boward Diamond

DAV Auxiliary To Install May 7

Final plans for the joint installation of officers of Charles Werhicke Jr Chapter 55 DAV and the Ladies Auxiliary were made Monday night at the War Memorial Building. Installation will be Monday May 7 at 8230 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. The auxiliary also planned donating clothing and canned juice to St Walburga's Orphanage Roselle on Saturday May 5. Mrs. William McDonald is in charge of the project.

Charles Werhicke DAV War Memorial Building St. Walburga’s Roselle William McDonald

Church Women Will Join In Luncheon

The outgoing and incoming executive boards of the Women’s Association of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church will attend a joint luncheon on May 14 at 1 30 p.m. in Elizabeth. A separate note says the Melting Pot Club held a luncheon hosted by Mrs Ann Swerdzinski of Sayerville who received a rose damask dinner cloth and napkins. Attendees included Mrs Amelia Stokes Mrs Mary Witte Mrs Sue Urbine Mrs Bessie Kozubal Mrs Mary Klug and Mrs Mary Wellet.

Women's Association Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Dorothy Dennis Elizabeth Melting Pot Club Ann Swerdzinski Sayerville Amelia Stokes Mary Witte Sue Urbine Bessie Kozubal Mary Klug Mary Wellet

Fight over Pollo-Give Sister Kenny Foundation at Hillside HQ

A dispute centers on the Sister Kenny Foundation at 393 Harvard Avenue in Hillside. Key parties contend control of the charity’s operations and future plans amid competing proposals for the Hillside headquarters.

Fight Pollo Sister Kenny Foundation Harvard Avenue

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