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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1955
Page
4
A Newark couple tied the knot in a German city in a brief ceremony detailed by local notices. The bride and groom, identified only by fragmented names, were celebrated in a small gathering with distant relatives and familiar faces noted in the sparse report.
The couple, he a Navy veteran and she a Seton Hall attendee, plans are noted with references to Douglas College Rutgers University and Seton Hall University as partners in a wedding announcement. The bride graduated in June, with the bridegroom connected to the University of Pennsylvania and various local institutions.
A cryptic OCR fragment lists a phone contact for Western Australia with partial numbers. It resembles a classifieds style prompt but lacks a complete message or event. Reads like a truncated ad line or catalog entry with a misplaced telephone string.
An OCR damaged notice describes a November meeting and a fundraiser in New York and New Jersey. It cites Swiety and thik as organizers, a cake sale, and proceeds for a program led by Miss Gloria Crystal. It notes a first aid demonstration, a November 13 to 19 diabetes awareness, and involvement by the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers with a school nurse and speech therapy context.
The engagement of Miss Beverly Rausch, director of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rausch, of 1585 Leslie Street, to Arthur N. Kesselhaut, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kesselhaut, of 25 Rynda Road, Maplewood, has been announced.
Girl Scout Troop 17 from Bureen Locker School toured Elizabeth Daily Journal facilities on Friday. They explored the newsroom morgue type shop and printing rooms while Mrs. Joseph Wo Heon, Mrs. Charles Tepper, Mrs. John Sittlon and Mrs. William ’Tin selmildt accompanied them and explained newsroom functions.
A project party and recreational therapy session will be held Saturday at The Children's Country Home in Westfield. Activities aim to aid children with paralysis with therapy exercises and social play. Mrs. Robert Weiss and Mrs. Ed Word Fecha are organizing.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Winston will attend a dinner in honor of Carlos Romulo the Philippine representative to the United Nations. The event takes place Wednesday night at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in New York City.
A recent housewarming for Girl Scout Troop 17 members was hosted at Mrs Ames’s Linden home. Refreshments were provided by local residents. gifts welcomed for children of members. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Jemile Beyle’s Broadway address in Linden.
Dr and Mrs Leis A Holmin of 612 Riverside Drive Hillside publish notice regarding servicemen, with incomplete OCR text mentioning Hillside and Newport and a person named Holmin.
Rear Admiral Nye and Alan Yeager addressed Officer Candidate recruits at Newport on November 1. The event, led by Chief of Naval Personnel, highlighted bonds and key duties.
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