Party Report Highlights Social Gathering
A brief note describes a recent social event with upbeat tone. Details are sparse but indicate a successful gathering and mention contact information for follow up.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
2
A brief note describes a recent social event with upbeat tone. Details are sparse but indicate a successful gathering and mention contact information for follow up.
Mr and Mrs Harry open Coronet Sweet Shoppe at the corner of Liberty and Winans avenues Hillside inviting all to visit their new confectionery store. Local residents praise the couple’s experience and look forward to Sweet Shoppe offerings.
The Coronet Sweet Shoppe announces a complete store setup focusing on customer satisfaction. Country Club Ice Cream is featured exclusively and the shop will stock cigars and cigarettes, greeting cards, papers, periodicals, a full line of toys and luncheonette service for the public. Nationally advertised boxed candies such as Whitman's Schrafft's Louis Sherry and Huyler's will be sold.
The Good Government Association will discuss possible Board of Education candidates at Workmen's Hall 1306 White Street on Tuesday evening. The group, active in last week's eighth district Democratic race, held an open house victory rally Friday night drawing 400 to 500 attendees. Committeemen-elect Milton B. Conford and Robert C. Kirkpatrick pledged to honor their campaigns, as Walter Worbett framed the group as a neutral force to balance party power.
Three victors Milton B. Conford Robert Kirkpatrick and Frank A. Ninesling publicly thank Frank J. Lyman for managing their campaign his tireless efforts and sound advice were a major factor in their election success and future public service commitments.
No. 11 of a series of informational notices sponsored by the Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council in Hillside New Jersey outlines ongoing community guidance and council activities. The item emphasizes civic participation and fraternal outreach within the Knights of Columbus organization.
A Catholic appeal stresses prayer as a relationship with God the Father and explains that proper prayer blends devotion gratitude and submission to God's will. It notes the Lord's Prayer as a model not a verbatim text and offers a free illustrated Book of Psalms No. 11 KC upon request.
The Knights of Columbus office page lists the Religious Information Bureau at 3422 Lindell Blvd St. Louis MO. The address indicates a central information center for religious guidance and Catholic fraternal services.
Homeroom clubs formed in seventh and eighth grades at Hillside Avenue School with multiple rooms naming officers. Officers include presidents Eugene Kern Paul Lodell Amy Conford Donald Parry Bonita Handshuh Joanne Denton Sybil Krafchick and treasurers varied across rooms. The Aristocrats became the club name in one room.
Mrs. William L. Lippe named as the Sister Kenny Foundation annual appeal chairwoman in Hillside. She cited the Kenny Institute near Jersey City as a security for polio families and urged support for the near-at-hand treatment. A Hillside public notice announces a November 1950 meeting of the Powers Committee to discuss a Garnett Contractors offer to buy township property on Morenve and Normin Streets at $20 per foot totaling $3,860.
Notices detail two Hillside parcels at 65 to 81 feet fronting Hiawatha Avenue with bids of 15 dollars per front foot and total prices around 6290 dollars. Terms require 1000 down, rest in 60 days, conveyance by bargain and sale deed, commission waived for brokers, with sale to Garnett Contractors or resell if no higher bid. Public notice also announces Hillside meeting to consider Bart offer for Lots 1 2 3 4 5 Block 71 3 at 40 dollars per front foot totaling 4044 80 with 400 down and 1644 80 within days and 2000 bond mortgage option.
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