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Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms related to roofing siding and payments with mixed garbled terms. No clear event or identified people, places, or organizations emerge to anchor a reportable item.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1955
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms related to roofing siding and payments with mixed garbled terms. No clear event or identified people, places, or organizations emerge to anchor a reportable item.
Brownie Troop 38 held a candlelight ceremony at camp near Nelson Center. Leaders and many residents attended, with Mrs Tepper Curl and Mrs Nelson among those honored. Refreshments followed. a Mother’s Mathers committee plans a meeting October 12 at 1:30 pm in the kitchen at Hurden Toker.
An overflow crowd of 250 parents attended the Monday evening opening at George Washington High School. Ben Peldman, president, introduced Vier elitirimen for the year and lists of participants and attendees included Gilbert & Sut and Hillside school psychologist Dr Schpoont.
The article outlines observances for the Toni Festival at Temple Sinai, noting sundown start Friday October 7 and services across October 7 to 9. It lists Friday at 6:44 PM, Saturday 8:45 AM and 6 PM then 7 PM, Sunday 9 at 6:15 PM, with a memorial service at 10:45 AM Saturday and a holiday celebration with refreshments in Esther Berkowitz Hall after noon services. Hakofos processions will occur Friday night and Sunday morning in conjunction with services.
Execut ive board of Saybrook schools invites residents to Hillside open house events October 12 and 19 at the Hillside venue. Officials will present building fund progress, with committees detailing contributors and future programs for the community, including youth activities and NuTeen Artivi gym events.
Mio Phicald J Love presided over a delegation from Hillside Woman Club at a federation conference in New Jersey. Attendees included Mrs. Thomoes Dwyer Mrs. George Oakeson and Mrs. Lyman Ware plus youth counselors leading a participation workshop during the first week of Dowell College events in New Benewick.
The latest full session enrollment at Jersey City State Teachers College, Jersey City, rises by about a quarter from last year. Dr Herbert B. Gooden notes the gain amid efforts to expand enrollment and improve outreach. Crown Hillside and John Tey Die are listed among affected areas and addresses.
Hillside Republican Club will hold a Candidates Night Monday October 24 at Polish American Hall 400 Bloy Street announced by John W. Keynix president. State county and local nominees led by State Senator Kenneth G Hand will be introduced by Freeholder George Wohlicher. Township candidate will discuss his platform and opponents record. Refreshments will be served.
The Hillside Times publishes every Thursday at North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey under the Act of March 4 1979 The paper lists staff including Roche Kaplan and a business manager and editor The subscription rate is 3 50 per year with postages to foreign countries and other rates available Communications are welcomed though anonymous comments will not be published
Homer Sanford supports Round Valley water development as the long term safe supply, while Robert W. Kean Jr. and Cranford Rotary Club members oppose Chimney Rock. The piece argues against multi million makeshift solutions and urges legislators to await a clear, proper decision favoring Round Valley.
Lapp and Camplin react to Gural's advancement assertion amid county politics. Walsh, Republican for township committee, defends positions while Capp questions delays and perceived bipartisan impatience. Lapp cites Zonkin Board approval as context for restructuring and criticizes leadership moves seen as prearranged by Republicans.
Pupils at Hillside Avenue School will witness a demonstration of a 1899 steam carriage called the Cocomobile. Vito Fresolone of Union at VW Lin plans the exhibit, showcasing steam power and historic car work with safety notes for students.
The Red Cross seeks daytime nurses aides for hospital air service coverage. A training class runs 9:30 to 12:30 on Mon Wed Fri at 644 Salem Avenue Elizabeth. Vacancies remain for Hillside Roselle Roselle Park Winfield and Elizabeth applicants.
A surrounding legal notice announces an amendment and supplementation to an ordinance of the Town of Wielson in the county. It directs consideration by the proper authorities and outlines the scope of changes to be enacted and published.
The OCR sample presents garbled phrases with scattered names and items. Readable elements include references to sports terms and generic notices, yet clear facts, dates, or events are unavailable. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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