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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
8
Karl Abelhoer of Hillside operates Timing and Roofing SUTTERS and leaders at 234 Long Ave WA 9-6099 speaks to roofing and siding services. Buildings and homes in Hillside area receive repair work and estimates from the firm.
Raymond T. Marzarella, serving in Korea with the Tth Division, 2nd lafwitry Regiment, on rest and recuperation from Yokohama, Japan, called his mother in Union on May 10 to say hello. He arrived in Korea last July and recently flew to a nearby air base to visit a Hillside friend, Pfc. Robert Shields.
Bnai Brith Lodge will install officers Monday evening at Rae St Bhenron Cobree on Ciintoil avenue Newark. Albert Cohen pastor drone of Mstlet will oversee installation with principal speaker Q11L te Mie No Kovalitt avardaval Cmiembership drive. Speakers include Miller and first president Fuubut Rita. president Max Setleter and vice president Lawrence Levivac. Entertainment by Hillside Lodge chord group under Bouya Bays. Refreshments served.
Hillside Lodge 1314 Bnai Brith presented an $800 check for the Y building fund at the new Y building. Abe Charback and Manuel Eves announced the contribution brings Hillside Lodge’s total to $1,000. The fund deficit was cut by more than one third, and pledges are urged for payoff of a $3,000 loan. Hiwe Leventer announced 30 names are scheduled for an honor roll plaque listing building fund contributors of $100 or more through May 5.
Henry Czerwinski a Hillside High School Class of 1951 graduate and Hillside National Bank employee was honored Friday afternoon before he leaves to join the United States Army today. Harold Benzing presented him a service bag as refreshments with a Good Luck Hank cake were served. He joined the bank in September 1951 and recently transferred to the mortgage department from bookkeeping after taking courses at the American Institute of Banking.
The Hortense Greenwald School of Dancing presents its 29th annual recital Sunday afternoon May 23 at the Mosque Theatre Newark. About 200 pupils perform a sketch A Trip To Paris a ballet In Art Antique Shop and a fantasy sequence. Miss Greenwald dances old time ballet master with her daughters Harriet and Hoelet assisting. The show, composed and staged by Miss Greenwald, features lavish costumes and vivid backgrounds promising a delightful program.
Sinai Sisterhood will honor mothers at a meeting on Wednesday evening, May 35, at Sanat Congregation 1537 Maple Avenue. A ceremony will precede games, with members and widows invited to attend. Mrs Now hich Spehwan and Mrs Emanuel Binkel are named organizers.
Cub Pack 190 sponsored by Saybrook PTA will hold an old picnic Sunday at Mey 27602 pan in Elizabeth Park. The event scheduled with two mothers in charge Mrs Mildred Bensel and Mrs Bernard Zt, guests and refreshments planned. Robert Rubivita named as troop committee chair.
The Bank Sunshine Club of the Hill side National Bank yesterday reelected president Uriel MADE milzabeth to a two-year term. Also reelected were Vice President Patricia Kessler, Secretary Dorothy Korda, Recording Secretary Norma Lehmite, and Regent Doris Rnecess.
A Friday evening shower for Miss Dolores Savage, daughter of Mrs. Ann Siyace of Union, was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Petersen in Kenilworth. The event honored the prospective bride with 45 guests from Kenilworth, Hillside, Union, Westfield and Morris.
A fragmented notice identifies Corporal William Petersen as the prospective groom, stationed at Ab. The incomplete item hints at a wedding notice or engagement amid military context.
A local wedding notice states the couple will marry at 5 pm at St Michael's Church. The ceremony is planned for a May date with family and friends in attendance.
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