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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
5
Mrs. Herbert F. Davey and Mrs. Penn announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Katherine to David M. Doremus son of Mrs. H Clifton Doremus of 1400 Maple Avenue McMurray Pennsylvania.
The text notes that Miss Dewey will graduate from Washington Hospital School of Nursing in June. It mentions Mr. Doremus, a Hillside High School graduate and senior at Washington & Jefferson College, also set to graduate in June.
The Christonian Players at King Church staged Girl Crazy in Bristol Long Recreation Building drawing earlier capacity crowds. Mrs. Alina Govett, fourth grade teacher at A. P. Morris School, received a retirement gift at the Saybrook School PTA meeting. A cake ceremony was led by past president Mrs. William Kemper and new president Mrs. Andrew J. Cox Jr. Officers were installed and members honored for service.
Mary Lou Segreaves of Bloomsbury is engaged to Robert A. Kettenburg of 1225 Salem Avenue. Mary Lou is a Regional High School graduate and Baker Chemical Company employee in Phillipsburg. Robert is Hillside High School graduate, serving in the U S Army at Fort Lewis Seattle.
The marriage of Miss Sondra Arlene Geller and Sanford Tabakin took place at the Avon Caterers in Newark with Cantor Schulman officiating. The bride, a Hillside High and Rutgers alumna, will reside in Irvington after a Florida honeymoon. the groom, also a Hillside High graduate and Juilliard alumnus, is a partner in Morris Tabakin & Sons textile firm.
The Rose of Friendship Circle elected officers at Mrs Edith Gaskill's home in Rahway Elizabeth as president Nancy Guildice Hillside treasurer Jermle Reyle Hillside secretary Evelyn Ames Linden chaplain Edna Halogowski Elizabeth plan the 17th annual picnic at Rahway River Park on August 4 Two busloads of children will attend from Hillside Prizes games and refreshments were arranged and a theatre party and dinner planned at Mrs Reyle's home.
Miss Rhoda Janice Solon of Bayonne became the bride of Irwin M. Gillet son of Mr and Mrs Simon G Gillet in a Sunday evening ceremony Readers note the couple plan to reside in Bayonne and begin their married life after the wedding on the Bayonne home front
Rabbi Louis M. Levitsky officiated at the candlelight ceremony at Clinton Manor in Newark. Miss Ruth Levitsky wore a white chantilly lace gown with chapel train and veil, carried a bridal Bible, and was given in marriage by her father. Etta Rubenstein served as maid of honor, with Naom H Walsh and several others as bridesmaids and ushers. The couple planned a Bermuda honeymoon and will reside at 920 North Broad Street, Elizabeth. The bride trained as a nurse. the groom, a Hillside graduate, Indiana and Ohio University alumnus, and Korean War veteran, works as an independent sales contractor.
The Women's Progress Club of Hillside will hold its meeting on Tuesday evening May 22 at the Hillside Y 87 Hillside avenue. Officers to be installed include President Mrs Jack Abelowita 1st vice president Mrs David Harrison 2nd vice president Mrs Jack Bloom recording secretary Mrs Phil Levin financial secretary Mrs Norman Lewis corresponding secretary Mrs Irving Gerstein treasurer Mrs Charles Rohrlieb. Entertainment and refreshments will follow the installation.
Francis O. Clark of Detroit Michigan visits his parents Mr and Mrs Frank E Clark at 194 West King Street Providence Rhode Island. The piece notes the trip from Detroit and mentions local planning vicinity.
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