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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
2
Announcement announces the opening of the John C. Pozar Agency at 1155 Liberty Avenue corner Crann Street. The firm specializes in insurance advice analysis and surveys. Pozar has lived in Hillside four years and settled here in 1933 with his wife at 249 Ryan Street.
An insurance figure active since 1939 completed a casualty and surety course at Aetna’s Hartford home office and is linked with Maryland Casualty Glens Falls Colonial Life and St Paul Companies. He plans real estate work with Ray Bell Associates and holds multiple civic posts in Liberty Avenue areas.
The Mothers Circle of Hillside Presbyterian Church hosts a Christmas Time bazaar December 1 from 11 am to 7 pm with Santa photos, games, a wishing well booth, trims and wraps, a snack bar, and a cafeteria style dinner. Organizers include Mrs. Eleanor Tichener, Mrs. Ray Foote, Mrs. Jeanette Eayle, Mrs. Viola Fitz, and many other members handling booths, donations, and food. Over 40 members attended a recent performance of Finian's Rainbow at Paper Mill Playhouse.
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Brown and son Robert F of 209 Belleview terrace returned from Atlantic City after attending the 28th New Jersey All State Orchestra and choral concert where Harold A Brown was chorus manager. Mrs Harold Brown assisted manager. Edward F Brown, vocal music supervisor in Red Bank, served as counselor and on committees.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pagowski Sr of 629 Tillman Street announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Louis A Ahlquist son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Ahlquist of 239 Walton Avenue South Orange The couple announced at a Pagowski home dinner Miss Pagowski is a Hillside High School graduate employed by Dillon Beck Manufacturing Co The groom to be attended Columbia High School South Orange and works for Packard Auto Sales Service Agency in Irvington Hal served two years in the Navy.
The Rose of Friendship Circle met Tuesday night at the horns St Louis avenue to discuss a December 15 Christmas social at VFW Hall and to postpone officer elections until next Tuesday. Bo Aderbert of Sunrise Dairies, Route 29, attends the Council of Profit Sharing Industries conference in Detroit at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, with plant visits planned across Michigan.
The Hillside Junior Woman's Club spearheads a national project with the General Federation to collect stamps for 3,000 hospitalized veterans. Chairwoman Janet Hathaway asks donors to submit foreign and U S stamps, full denominations, commemoratives, stamp albums, and folded letters, plus cash donations to fund purchases.
The first annual Fall dance by the Hollywood Association will be held Friday evening November 16 at St. Michael's Auditorium East Jersey Street Elizabeth. The program begins at 9 p.m. with Al Senz and his orchestra and a 25 voice mixed chorus. Edward Carey Jr chairs the event with additional acts and Hillside amateurs. Richard Denton handles ticket sales and reports brisk demand.
Public notice from Frank A. Ninessing Hillside Township collector of taxes announcing a public auction of multiple parcels on December 10 1951 at 1 PM at Township Headquarters 1284 North Broad Street Hillaite New Jersey. Parcels listed with owners amounts due interest up to July 1 1951 and sale conditions including eight percent maximum interest and redemption rights.
Mrs. Robert Smalley a former Newark department store detective will address the Hillside Women’s Club Welfare Department meeting at Maple Hall tomorrow at 1 30 pm. Mrs. Howard J Bloy is chairman and hostesses include several club members. A Thanksgiving dinner serving demonstration will follow at 1 30 pm in Union County Courthouse Elizabeth with Mrs Harold Richman chairing and a 30 person attendance goal.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kessler of 1445 Orchard Terrace announce the engagement of their daughter Sandy Diane to Walter W Greenberg son of Mr and Mrs I David Greenberg of Woodmere Long Island Hillside New Jersey legal notices include deeds tax liens and court orders with redemption deadlines and involved parties preparation for legal action and potential title transfers
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a New York City setting with a fiancée, Prospect Hill Country, New York offices of a father, a day school for girls, a Certified Public Accountant, a New York University graduate, and a World War II veteran.
The piece weighs water supply costs against softening the current supply, urging no added expense and caution against repeating past Republican mistakes. It argues for a practical, friendly approach to industrial valuations, careful reform of home assessments, and cautions inflation pressures on families. The writer warns bold moves could backfire politically.
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