Hillside Press publishes weekly notices in New Jersey
The Hillside Publishing Company based at 111 North Bron Street Hillside New Jersey issues notes under a Merah arm act. The paper lists subscription rates three dollars sixty cents per year and eight cents per single copy with a request for communications from readers. Writers must include name as evidence of good faith and anonymous letters are not published.
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Ottlos Sruloih
New Jeraey
Merah
Arm “Privad
North Bron Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Fe Hillside
Ihny Silverstein
Rum Renjalitey
Telephone Waverly
United States
Canada
New Municipal Building Dedicated As Civic Milestone
The new municipal building and library were officially dedicated, praised as a flagship center of community activity. Officials, architects, and contractors are lauded for completing a long awaited project that inspires civic pride and aims to improve government efficiency and public services.
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LwWil
Newtt Partisen
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Epedia
Hadassah Hillside Chapter to Meet and Hear Report
The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday October 9 at 8 30 p m at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue A report on American affairs will be presented by Mrs Sidney Birnbaum. Mrs Philip Mitnick Hadassah Bonds for Israel chairman will host Wednesday October 10 at 8 pm at her home 827 Salem Avenue All interested welcome Zvi Englander a leading expert on Israels economy will be guest speaker Mrs Mernie Eisenberg president will attend the National Conference in Houston Texas October 14 to 17
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Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Sidney Birnbaum
Philip Mitnick
Israel
Salem Avenue
Zvi Englander
Tarael
Mernie Eisenberg
Houston
Texas
Democratic progress cited amid local committee actions
Township committeeman Adolph A. Whiston seeks voters as Whitman Young Democratic Club hosts a meeting at Polish American? residents voice concerns over Republican influence and city issues. Officials cite police, parking, and airport development debates while campaign organizers name district workers and plan a motorcade before an election event.
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A. Whiston
Pat
Winston
Awerbers
Stade Tree
Republic
Newark
Mayors Committee
Robert Diamond
Eclub
Adrienne
Youngs Democrats
Harrison A
Willis Jon Fuhrmann
Bains
Paul Dubow
Ernes Voom
Phot Urehuke
Elbehion
Church Women To Resume Meetings
The executive board of the Elizabeth Agenun Presbyterian Church Women met at Mrs Harold Bichusan’s home to plan a reopening on Thursday at 1 40 pm. Luncheon will be served by board members. devotions will be read and the year’s schedule announced. Proceeds from the luncheon will aid kitchen improvements.
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We, Save Association
Elizabeth Agenun Presbyterian Chirch Yessterday
Harold Bichusan
Wayne Terrace
Union
Rirnest Tewwertee
Walter
Orion
Eimnet White
Carl
Eaker
Birmann
Choir Guild
Mission Band
Women Organize To Back Williams
A group of Republican and Democratic women formed the Women for Williams committee with countywide reach. They plan a tea reception on Wednesday October 17 at the Monday Afternoon Club in Playfield to meet Senator John Kennedy and Congressman Williams. Mrs Peter L Hughes will host and Mrs Robert G C Kirkpatrick will supervise literature. inquiries to 297 Ryan Street.
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Hartigan A. Willams
Peter L. Hughes
Williams
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Willams
Playfield
Robert GC
Kirkpatrick
Hilbie
Litera Ve Wosnear
Ryan Street
Pack 196 Committee Sets Cub Scout Season Plans
The opening committee meeting of Cub Pack 196 was held at George Washington School. Harold Heres welcomed attendees and announced new leaders Louis Dickstein as Cubmaster, William Bein as committee chairman, and Mrs. Dulorese Sternin as secretary treasurer. The first Pack meeting is set for October 16 and “Cub Dad's Nite” is planned for October 9 at 7 30 p.m. at the same school. An urgent appeal seeks adult Pack committee members. contact Dickstein or Sternin.
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George Washington School
Harold Heres
Louls Dickstein
Raymond Brennan
William Bein
Dulorese Sternin
Ann Heres
Dickstein
Sternin
Sorority Plans October and November Events
The senior chapter of Sigma Lambda Phi met at Mrs William Campbell's Hillside home to appoint committees for upcoming October and November events. Plans include a family picnic at Nomahegan Park on October 7 and a spaghetti dinner organized by Helen Butler and Nancy Campbell.
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Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Wiliam Campbell
Hillside
Nomahegan Park
Helen Butler
Nancy Campbell
Fragmentary Local Names Fragment on November 3
A partial OCR item mentions a November 3 event with names including Starge Bobrovean, Marion Dwyer and Buby Schpenig, but details and context are unreadable. The fragment suggests a social or community notice or listing involving these individuals.
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Yous Pasty
Starge Bobrovean
Marion Dwyer
Buby Schpenig
Local School Art and Project Displays Highlight Fall Fair
Ilside schools showcase student efforts across art, film projects, and ship model study. Wes Hesued leads classes with native tower designs and carnival clown drawings. MaryAnn Wideyka reports on Columbus ship model and early exploration study with grandmother’s 75 year old vessel.
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Minty Antic Harlok
Semin Ells Gradove
Peron
Wes
Hesued
Rose Stahlten
Immc
Emi
Will
Mecy DeDominick
Nnuiyec
Prdayeayk
Steven Sadlon
Mariano Bieblere
Thomas Duffy
Willitud Shields
Diet Bide
Richard Middleton
Raymond Tepper
den- Ma Ondide
Toni Percoskie
William Richkus
Liery Brelowski
MaryAnn Wideyka
Columbus
Nestler
North Pnd
South America
Monrde Nessler
Septem- Say LY
Shren Lilley
Orientation for Jeyre Washington first graders held in auditorium
An orientation program for school parents of first grade pupils at Washington School was led by Principal William Krattblatt. Nurse Kathryn Redling outlined medical services, teachers Bessie Severns and Marguerite John discussed classroom challenges, and parents practiced decoding symbols with unfamiliar English equivalents. A Q&A followed, with refreshments provided by PTA president Moo Goldberg and committee members.
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Fayent
Jeyre Washington
Wiliam Krattblatt
Kathryn Redling
Bessie Severns
Marguerite Johnon
Roffrahimerts
Moo Goldberg
Puta
Tur
Changes In Our School And Classroom News
Hillside Avenue kindergarteners have built color booklets and toy clocks while planning a nature walk to view fall scenery. In the school, the front hall expansion creates a private principal office and clerical space as eighth grades move to front hall first floor rooms and seventh grades go upstairs. A September 25 art field trip to New York includes the Museum of Modern Art and Washington Square sidewalk exhibits with Dr Krumblegel and Mrs Constance Bennett. Second graders compile a safety booklet with pictures of police and traffic safety helpers and rules.
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Nindergarten
Bernice ‘Totten
Joseph T
Nix
Margaret Woodworth
New York
Museum of Modern Art
Washington Square
Krumblegel
Constance Bennett
Phyllis Brogan
Hillside Once Known As Lyons Farm School Note
Fifth grade students at Hillside, formerly Lyong Farm, study local history with Mrs Craner and Ms Donnelly. They learned about changes in place names and shared enthusiasm for the project.
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Margaret Davenport Tescher
Church Services at Christ the King Catholic Church
Church notices list Perry G. DeWitt as pastor with Gerard B. Whelan and Richard A. Greene as assistant pastors. Sunday services and church activities are announced but text is garbled.
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Christ the King Catholic Churchey
Perry G. DeWitt
Key Gerard B Whelan
Richard A. Greene
Ula. Nosati “i Ouvbe
Tenet Geomenemnet
Sacred Heart Devotions And Christadelphian Church Notices
A condensed reading of Sunday worship and church notices lists daily Masses 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart with First Friday devotions at 7:30 p.m. Baptisms Sundays at 1 p.m. Confidential confessions and Friday Holy Day observances noted. Nearby Christ Church services include Sunday school and Bible classes with a reading room and daily hours, plus a sermon on sin and suffering from Christian Science readings.
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Siurilois
Sacred Heart de Votions
Pam
Pat Lot
First Church of Christ Selentian
Palemount
Tum
Marcle Avenue
Elizabeth
Nod
Christian Science Services
Leeson
Jehee
Mary Baker Eddy
Charter Presented To Hillside Business Women Club
The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club held a charter event at the Howard Johnson Restaurant Springfield before 87 members, officials and friends. Mrs Roberta L Halligan presented the charter from the New Jersey Federation and awarded office symbols to officers and staff. Springfield officials and local leaders attended, with Mayor William Gural inviting participation in the United Nations celebration on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Howard Johmson
Springfield
Roberta L. Halligan
Montiflit
New Jersey Federation of Business and Professional Women's Chis
Halligan
Ship of Commerce
Marguerite L. Heenemax
Nerald
Thelma Hathaway
Scroll of Knowledge
Dorothy Grovger
Edith Hervinnan
Goddess of Victory
Jean A Wiilte
William Gural
Lions Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Hillside Industrial Association
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Woodruff Ave
Summer Ave
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Saget Plan
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Prince
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Washington
Hillside Avenue
Vibaheth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
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Bethany Pentenastal Church
Saltinire Ave
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Sindy
Fred Toblemann
the First Command
Betty Hu
China
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Teeny Manly
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State of New Jersey
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J Loy
Peby Klyon
County of Union
State of New Jarmey
Luleberty
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Howard J. Blot
Clark
Adolph A. Winston
Arthur Kreszl
Henry Goldher
W. William di Buono
M. M. Fischler
Adile Braelow
Anton A. Vit
John G. Pozar
Margaret A. Knowles
Elizabeth Business and Professional Women’s Club
George White
Summit
White
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Jon
Mildred Raphael
Kathryn Keller
McCraith
Vivian Metz
Evelyn Jacobi
Ciih
Wiom
Edith Herrmann
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Fingihy Groeger
Jean A White
Roberta Halligan
Pittsburgh Paints
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Liberty. Ave
Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
United Community
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