Office Work Called WA In November Twenty Six Eleven
A terse note states a call to WA occurred in November on the 26th 211. The fragmented line references an office work task and a reachable contact in Washington.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1958
Page
8
A terse note states a call to WA occurred in November on the 26th 211. The fragmented line references an office work task and a reachable contact in Washington.
Brief overview listing practical nursing as a hospital training path with emphasis on diet cooking care of the aged chronic and children. Mentions references and timelines, noting potential early or late options if no worker available.
In loving memory of our beloved husband and father Victor HL Sr who passed away November 27 1956. He left a beautiful memory and a sorrow too great to be told by his wife and family.
The Fortnightly Group of the Hill side Woman's Club screened a color themed film at Maple Mall Ex ensige to inspire new color ideas for decorating. Officers Mrs Willim Stark and Mrs Andrew Cox led the event and were praised after the group received a five year service plaque from the American Cancer Society. Members contributed to Christmas seat mailing for the Union County Tuberculosis Health League and a spring theater party was planned for the Statler Hilton in New York City on February 7.
The article lists Tiilaide residents among 18,500 enrolled at Washington University St Louis Missouri. It names Raymond Charles Nadaslay and Richard Rosenberg with affiliations to Kappa Alpha fraternity and mentions affiliations to medical and architectural studies. It notes high school and prior Purdue attendance for related individuals.
Knights of Columbus council 3197 will host a Knights Night and dance at the War Memorial Building Liberty Avenue on Sunday November 30 starting at 4 PM Cocktails will be served by the Ladies Auxiliary and several leaders including William Shuhala Joseph Wallack Frank J TT and Harold Livingston will be honored A Knight of the Year award will be presented to a member The Elks Club hosted an open meeting with 49 prospective members and a showing of These Men Called Knights as part of KC work Memorial services were held for Anthony Curita John Brown Rev Thomas P F Camy and Rev Perry G De Witt
Representative Florence Po Dwyer announced a full schedule for her Elizabeth district office at 286 North Broad Street beginning December 6. She will hold a Legislative Open House on December 2 and December 9 and plan five days weekly hours from November 6 through January 6 1959 with Saturday appointments.
Congresswoman Dwyer announces continued practice of opening her home for legislative discussions. She describes former Assembly initiative as an every-day, informal session to exchange ideas on public problems and invites all residents of Elizabeth to attend December 2 or December 9 at 320 Verona Avenue.
The Sinal Flebrew School forms a new chorus directed by Dr. Fannie Kreinen. Members include Robert Abramowitz Myra Atterm an Gail Borkan Linda Borkan Rita Derman Samuel Einhorn Ariens Eisenberg Ellen Fleisher Norma Friedman Stanley Friedman Susie Griffel Marlene Jefrey Maher Dorothy Holt Jane Hershke witz Nahalie Jacobs Joan Kaufman Susan Keish Susan Lansey Blaine Lewitter Martin Lipschuts Rosalie Marcus Barry Marine Paul Pogash Sharon Pogash Ellen Rodburg Renee Royak Jay Tarler Richard Toppe Barbara Winard Ann Zuckerman.
Mrs. Allen Borsky hosts Suburban Deborah League at her home 221 Kipling Avenue Springfield Monday December at 9 30 pm in advance of the December general meeting. Mrs Norman Stromeyer announces the Richard Willis show sponsor a Suburban Deborah program on December 23. Call DR 6 5095 to attend.
Mrs Laura F Wire of Devon Grove dies suddenly in Pitkin Memorial Hospital Neptune. Widow of Hillside Patrolman George W Wire she lived 36 years in Hillside before moving to Ocean Grove. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by son Geavee Jr USN at Great Lakes. daughters Mrs Dean Perea Vinny Calif. siblings William Palmer and three sisters. minor details omitted.
The PTA Presidents' Council met Monday at 1585 Teslie Street with Mrs. William Tinschmidt presiding. A Shanty Shack report by Mrs. W. Ciesla outlined plans for Founders Day on February 4. A combined schools and mental health meeting was discussed. The next meeting is January 12 at Mrs. R. Middleton's home, 519 Rutgers Avenue.
Parish Girls Scout investiture planned for Saturday December 13 at 7 o'clock Mass at St Catherine's, as St Agnes Mothers Club previews new members. Mrs John De Brunner praised for long service to Newark diocese Scouts. Literature on insurance for troops to be sent home. candy sale ongoing. next meeting January 15 to plan February Communion Breakfast.
Bnai Brith Women Hillside Chapter schedules Gift Day for all members at Sinai Congregation on Tuesday December 2 at 1 p.m. Proceeds aid the local group. The next regular board meeting will be December 3 at 8 30 p.m. at Sinai Congregation to plan the February 1 dinner dance at Hotel Blumenkranz Lakewood.
Public Service Electric and Gas Company sponsors a lighting and decorating show in its auditorium at 70 Park Place Newark. The event, titled Cralylana oF Light, will feature gas lighting displays and holiday decor with a public service focus.
From December 1 to 10 a public show runs daily from 11 am to 10 pm except Sunday December 7 when admission is free. The exhibit presents indoor and outdoor decorating ideas with many displays. Hi fidelity Christmas music will accompany visitors throughout the hours.
George Aidey, Hillside Branch Post Office superintendent, announced a special service to speed Christmas mail. Racks and a designated staffer will assist in the lobby for Hillside Elizabeth Newark and out of town deliveries. Special wrappers are available on request to speed delivery and encourage public cooperation. Carriers may deliver wrappers if arrangements are made.
Dr Arthur Northwood announced the church has hired Karl Brooks as its first youth leader. Brooks, a Princeton Theological Seminary junior, directs Junior and Senior High Westminster Fellowships. Juniors meet Sundays 3 30 pm ages 11 13, seniors meet 7 30 pm ages 14 19 at the church. Brooks, a Baltimore resident and Bob Jones University graduate, and his wife Michele, 2, are parents.
William Weller of Hillside, producer and lead in Picnic, spoke at a Hillside Players meeting on Glamor in the Theatre. He is rehearsing Out of the Frying Pan, with discussions under way for January productions and the potential staging of Street Scene on a two floor set.
Classified business ads promise time and energy savings by connecting buyers and sellers efficiently. Streamlined listings highlight services, contact details, and competitive pricing to attract quick responses and local deals.
Officer Pressley presents a unique safety circus for children on Thursday December 4 at 2 p m at Harden Locker School. Sponsored by the American Trucking Associations and New Jersey Motor Truck Association, the program uses trained dogs to illustrate traffic safety rules with the catchphrase Walk Safe Play Safe. Ten dogs perform to keep children engaged while teaching safe behavior.
Ray mond 5 Molnar CYO program director announced that six Catholic Youth Organizations leagues will begin play next week in Union County. He expects four to twelve squads per loop amid new archdiocesan rules with seven senior boys entries and 11 in the intermediate loop. Junior league has nine squads, four grammar schools seek entry, and nine junior girls plus six grammar girls applications are noted.
A Hillside boy, answering questions as an American citizen, says he is “happy, very happy” and aims to become a bay top, the trade of his foster father. He plans to visit Texas, Tennessee, and California to pursue his interests, noting Texas has horses and Tennessee is Davy Crockett’s home state, while California relates to barley wood.
A fragmented account lists staff and students involved in Hillside Schools. The group includes a line hostess, a pet shop owner, music and gym teachers Miss Ashley and Miss Simonet, Kathleen Peronick and Geldhauser, a school secretary Miss Sibiga played by Mary Alyce Buccella, kindergarten teacher Mrs. Andersen by Laura Pfister, and principal Dy John Lopresti portrayed by Elliott Kamin sky. The clowns’ message about learning inspires the students to wake eager for school and study.
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