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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
6
Church of Christ the King led by Rev Perry G DeWitt and Rev Gerard B Whelan lists weekly Masses for all ages with multiple times on Sunday and daily schedules for weekdays. Holy days include several early morning Masses and special First Friday Masses. Miraculous Medal and St Anthony Novenas are held Tuesday at 8 pm.
Irv ington Pentecostal Church at 58 60 Paine Avenue holds services Thursday 8 p m and Sunday 9 45 a m with a farewell for Rev Charles Shaffer and a baby dedication by Rev Thomas Brubaker. Other listings note Christian Science and Presbyterian services with Sunday schools, sermons, and upcoming bazaar and Thanksgiving service in Newark and Elizabeth venues.
Sinai Congregation Rabbi Eliezer Cohen announces services at 1551 Maple Avenue for November 6 week. Morning services 8:00 Sunday. 7:00 daily Monday to Friday. 8:45 Saturday. Mincha 4:40 daily. 4:30 Saturday. Maariv 5:00 Sunday to Thursday. Friday Kabbolas Shabbos after Mincha. Saturday 5:10 p.m. Children’s service 9:45 a.m. Saturday at 1504 Maple. Hebrew School 9:00–12:00 Sunday. 3:30–6:30 p.m. Mon–Thu. Bar Mitzvah for Joseph Witz son of Mes Max Lazerwitz, 1509 Morris Place, this Saturday morning. Congregational meeting Monday at 8:45 p.m. at 1504 Maple.
Mr and Mrs Michael B Murnighan of 1472 Hiawatha avenue celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on October 23 with a dinner hosted by their children at Montgomery Hall Irv ington. They wed October 23 1899 in Newark and lived there before moving to Hillside in 1924. Their family includes son John J Murnighan and daughters Mrs George Deuschle and Florence Murnighan with three grandchildren. Attending were Mr Murnighan's sisters Mrs Charles Nan and Miss Alice Murnighan.
Charles Wernicke Jr. of Chapter 55 Disabled American Veterans schedules the Forget Me Not drive for November 5 to 12 to raise funds for the relief effort aiding disabled veterans and their families. The committee includes Daniel Seib as chairman, Joseph Prokopowicz, Charles Maul, Sam Del Francesco and George Martin. The next meeting is November 9 at 8 p.m. at the Polish American Hall, Hillside address listed.
Hillside Avenue School principal Walter O Krumbiegel told the executive PTA group about the Atlantic City convention. He outlined a campaign against liquor ads and immoral entertainment, plus plans for a safety program on November 9. The board voted to collect towels bathtubs and dishes for Save the Children Federation.
T A will be shown after school tomorrow. Mrs Evelyn Zimmer vice president presided at the event. The next executive board meeting is set for November 7 at the home of Mrs Solderships 1447.
Tobin's expands with Hillside Radio and Television Service Inc. at 1321 Liberty Avenue, operated by Joe Musik and Michael Tobin. The firm offers repair services and a wide range of appliances from 1418 North Broad to 1321 Liberty, with many brands and a policy of meeting or beating all competition.
Delegates from fifteen high schools including Rahway Cranford Westfield and Summit gathered at Hillside High for a Union County Student Councils meeting. Sanford Nacht, Hillside senior, was elected president with Sue Langdon Cranford and Dave Dinwitty Westfield named vice president and secretary.
Saybrook held a Halloween festival at Scroule School with a Jack O’Lantern show drawing over two hundred entries. Upper graders acted as judges under supervison of teachers while students paraded costumes, with prizes awarded for prettiest, most original, funniest, and decorative pumpkins and entries.
The piece outlines a bitter clash between the Board of Freeholders and the Union County Park Commission over funding for the Elizabet h River Parkway. It notes key candidates in township and governor contests including Raymond R. King Emanuel Gersten Mrs Jean Manheim Edson R Leach and party third paths challenging the major parties. It mentions other party nominees and a Prohibition slate for the Assembly with Quigley Bunting Dalley Lowe Ensel Wallace Stavis and others.
Saybrook School invites parents to participate in Education Week November 6 to 12. A Back to School Night is planned with the parent teacher association during the regular meeting on Wednesday November 9. Fathers Night will feature a special program led by chairman David MacNeill and all parents are welcome to visit classes.
Miss Vivienne Isobel Raphael and Robert L. Cohen of Waterbury Conn announce their engagement. Vivienne is daughter of Mrs William M Raphael and the late William M Raphael former Hillside Board of Education president and civic leader. Cohen is an alumnus of the University of Connecticut and served two years in the Navy in the Pacific.
Letters urge Hillside voters to exercise their rights on November 8 and warn against empty promises. A legal notice announces an application to transfer a liquor license to Nazar Tavern at 384 Yale Ave Hillside with objections due in writing.
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