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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1955
Page
2
Listed names include Holton Sie Wa Oye BBD and others across multiple positions. The notice outlines board assignments and leadership changes at Sunrise Dairies with references to internal divisions and recent appointments.
A fiery two-vehicle crash near 142 Sith Parettvert Blikeliebh left five people injured including Anthony J. Klevosts 41 and Mrs Veewland. Vehicles were badly damaged and responders from Dr. Joe sophy Peveor and Newark Beth Isigel Hospital rushed victims. The incident halted traffic as police and fire units investigated.
Mrs Norma Gobi reported a theft of 300 dollars from her Newark home on Voorhwes Street. The silver was kept in a locked drawer in a bedroom dresser. Detectives Ditty and Ler investigated and arrested Mrs Mc Pherson who appeared before Magistrate Ridney Bisby with a 600 dollar bond.
The Dads Booster Club of the high school will install officers on Wednesday May 18 at 7 30 pm in the school library. This will be the final meeting of the season.
A Rosary Society hat show at St Catherine’s Church in St Catherine’s School featured winners Mrs Anna Ehrhardt Mrs George Bauer Jr and Miss Rost Parkas. Mrs Bauer was named chairman of the October Communion breakfast. Rev Joseph Carroll spoke on Devotion to Mary and praised the show committee for its success. Mrs George Zellner led the hour.
A free four act circus and daily shows run at 4 and 10 pm starting Saturday in Olympic Park Irvington. Acap Joe Basile's band plays afternoon and evening concerts in the picnic grove. The Tokayer Troupe leads the first week with Danes doing acrobatics, plus Connally the Chimp Ednar Leon and Margaret Raynes perform. Olympic Park offers 2,500 free seats for the shows.
Saybrook PTA plans an installation meeting at Saybrook School May 16 19 25 with officers Mrs Rush Winston and members invited. Attendees urged to contact 837 Winwhostes queue for details as the event proceeds at Howard Johnsons with a note to bring dues and a pledge form.
Brownies will hold Mothers Day gatherings at George Washington Belo and at Brownes Troops 2 and 1h in Belo. Events include a dish and a play for the brownies to enjoy as refreshments are served leading to the season’s end in September.
A meeting of the Sarah Feldman Family Circle will be held Saturday evening at Congregation Agudath Israel in Newark. It will honor Marvin Goldstein for his military service separation, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rood. Recently elected officers include President Mrs. Bertha Glassman, vice president Mrs. Helen Poldman, corresponding secretary Mrs. Helen Gooper, recording secretary and publicity Miss Ruth Zeller.
The article cites President at Hire Vended, mentioning Me toon King Ok fg, Mount rownily served as district chair, and the district honors included the Membership Trophy for three straight years. It notes attendees Mrs Arthur Koorse and Mrs. Charles Rovisel of Hillside and references Mont rownily’s role in the convention.
The PTA of Calvin Coolidge School sponsors a carnival on Saturday May 14 from 12 noon to 6 pm. Some activities inside the school and most on the playground offer rides booths a cake sale refreshments and a movie. The event is for parents and children and the public is invited.
The play Luck Takes A Holiday will be presented at Abram P. Morris School Friday May 13 at 11:25 am. Mrs. Koch's sixth grade class features pupils Billy La Pierre Phylis Innamorato Eileen Innamorato Elizabeth Richter David Howell Jo Ann Peters Gerald Klein Aaron Wolkoffsky Casimir Porohaluk Lewis Rocco Judy Weis Decker Robert Foersch Paul Stuyma Ira Friedman Robert Hahn Roger Simmons Thomas Stone Robert Vareikamp Barton Bloom Robert Zabe Cathy Caton and Roland Torsiello.
A community notice details a garden party hosted by Progress Women of Vian and reports on local election activities. Names such as Jane, Mrs Allan, Mrs Tier, and Mes Lewis appear tied to planning sessions, with Maple Avenue listed as a contact location and a date around early May referenced for events and updates.
Unclear OCR text outlines Monday start for ball leagues at a recreation center. Names appear garbled with multiple stray words, mentioning May 1, persons like Jean Oh and Yeodiivaddiy, and references to CMY Tet dee avedinye. Overall unreadable details impede specifics.
Army recruiting announces available technical branches for enlistment aligned with career fields. Prank B. Carl will offer information and accept applications at Hillside Post Office Wednesday at noon, with contacts at Elizabeth Post Office Recruiting Office for appointments or further details.
New York The National Association of Manufacturers announces J S Freundlich, vice president of Emeloid Co Hillside N J, to join NAMs research committee for the coming year. The panel studies national problems impacting industrial research including manpower, government activity, peacetime atomic energy uses, science teacher shortages, and related legislation. Dr Allen Abrams of Marathon Corporation is chairman.
BrownieTroops 85 24 and 136 of George Washington School will hold a luncheon on May 24 to raise funds. The menu includes a sandwich milk and dessert for 25 cents with coffee for adults. All pupils, teachers and parents are invited to attend.
A lively Brookside Club program features Kent performing amid a bustling scene with local venues in Hillside and nearby areas. The event references Crescent Thy and Rania with noted group dynamics and a chorus of attendees from Meira, Cevolegs, and Essex areas, highlighting midwestern club culture.
Pingry School hosted a Friday evening gathering honoring faculty members and celebrating Camp Watinaki founder Des Neski. Students announced winners in the Pingry Coin Club exhibit, with Daniel Phillips and Terry Gloppey earning top prizes in American and foreign coin divisions. Colonel Robert Ellis Key spoke in a Christian Science program broadcast on WCBS and WCAU, with music by a quartet and Frederick Jagel.
Ursinus College student Nancy Carson Class of 1956 participates in the annual May Day pageant on May 14, dancing the maypole. She is an English major, Hall Executive Board member, and Hillside High School graduate of 1952. Joan Leibo at Wellesley will take part in Tree Day with a pageant featuring Stravinsky music on Severance Green at noon May 14.
A probate notice states Sophie Piokilon, Administratrix of the estate in Anna Kuzner county, will appear before the Union County Court Probate Division on Friday June 10 at 10 AM for settlement. The notice is dated May 24 and is filed by attorney Rocco F De Paola, AG Fast Jersey, NJ.
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