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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
2
The Comets beat Clark Regional 42 in a Watchung Conference win but lost 5-0 to Linden. Two games were rained out. Hillside sits at 4 wins and 4 losses. Upcoming home games vs Union and Springfield remain on the schedule.
A large crowd attended the closing meeting of the season of the George Washington School P T A Monday night. The fifth grades presented the program with Miss Catherine Ashley directing vocal selections. Principal William Krautblatt awarded safety pins and praised the safety patrol runners.
Hillside Chapter of Women’s American ORT holds installation and Mother’s Day observance at Ann Gordon’s in Newark on Thursday May 3. New officers include President Ann Gordon and Vice Presidents Albert Tasner Sam Leshansky Ernest Goldberg Rob Garry. Other posts: Treasurer Monroé Meiseles Recording Secretary 7 Blum Financial Secretary George Geller Parliamentarian Jerry Marcus program chair. Refreshments follow a membership show.
About 150 people attended the joint installation of officers of Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 55 DAV and Ladies Auxiliary at the Memorial Building. Officers installed included Commander Joseph Brooks and Eleanor Syrol as auxiliary commander, with numerous trustees and staff named.
The Mother's Circle of Hillstle Presbyterian Church hosts a cake and food sale in the Lecture Room at Coe and Salem avenues on Saturday May 17 from 10 30 a m to 2 p m. Coordinated by Mrs Thomas Halbert with a long committee including Mrs William Cronin Mrs Harry Joyce Mrs Frank Waller Mrs Roger Hazle ton Mrs Gorman Iischer Mrs Edward Eayle Mrs David Innes Mrs Arthur Tisch Mrs Richard Hess Mrs Ruskowski M Joe Siegel Mrs George Conlan Mrs Richard Jaggers Mrs Arthur Lapp and Mrs George Schultz.
Superior Court Judge Nicho las A. Tomascho in Elizabeth granted a divorce to Magistrate Henry Goldhor from Alma Goldhor on grounds of desertion. Custody of their 16 year old son Stephen awarded to the father with visitation rights for the mother. Mrs Goldhor's counterclaim for divorce dismissed.
Members heard reports from Dorothy Evans and others on conferences attended. Dorothy Graeger announced $140 raised toward a $200 scholarship goal. Mildred Raphael presented a nominating slate approved by members. New officers include President Helen S Chu and Treasurer Edith Sharp alongside several vice presidents and secretaries. Delegates and new members were also named.
Hillside Hungarian Workmen's Home held its annual election of Officers Sunday afternoon at the clubhouse 1316 White street. Wallace Tomy was elected president Henry Dehler vice president Maria George treasurer Emma Dehler recording secretary and Joseph A Cherry financial secretary Trustees elected were Margaret Brandt Howard Parry Angelo V. Marino Emil Galik and Lillian McKenna Named auditors were Patsy Guiliano John Amberg and Ray Schrader.
Hillside Junior Woman's Club meets Tuesday May 13 at 8 15 p m at Polish American Hall 400 Bloy Street Mrs Ernest T Brown of the Union County Chapter American Cancer Society will present a film Time and Two Women followed by informal talk and Q A A Chinese auction will raise funds for cystic fibrosis research to fight the child disease.
The New Jersey Federation of Busj E Zinster announces a May 16 18 convention at Chalfonte Haddon Hall Atlantic City on Bible Women with Emmet T White Alber and Miss Groeger as hosts Alternates Miss Whelan Mrs Kirkpatrick and Miss Margaret Heeseman attend. Local church services include First Baptist Hillside Avenue Rev Wesley A Olsen and Christ the King Catholic Church Rev J Emmet Knox with Mass times and devotions listed.
A long township notice from Hillside Union County New Jersey announces introduction of a local improvement ordinance authorizing concrete pavement curb sidewalk and drainage work on Central Avenue from Long Avenue to Cedar Street. It details financing assessments and set for a final hearing on May 3 1856 with the township committee and clerk Howard J. Blay.
An ordinance to fund and authorize curb construction drainage and paving on Central Avenue from Conant Street to Long Avenue Hillside Union County New Jersey is set for second and final reading at a Township Committee meeting. The plan includes curb replacements driveway aprons sidewalk work and related improvements on both sides with assessments for special benefits.
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