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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
8
Roofing and siding firm led by Karl Uverhoer at 234 Long Ave Hillside advertises for sale services and lists contact via WA 3-6699. The notice emphasizes roofing and siding expertise and local presence.
October 14 marks the opening meeting of Calvin Coolidge School with T A class hosting visitation from 8 to 8:30 and a 4:30 pm business session. Principal John Lopresti Jr will show school activity films and Second Spade fathers will assist as hosts.
Mr. Austin Kiley chairs the American Cancer Society unit efforts at Hillside mobilizing a motor corps to transfer patients to Omaha for treatment. Sewing groups include Hillside Presbyterian Women’s Guild Mrs. Franklin Rogers, B'nai Brith Women Mrs. George Weis, Fortnightly Group Mrs. June Foster, St. Catherine's Rosary Society Mrs. Charles Kier, and Christ the King Rosary Society Mrs. Carl Stevens.
Brnai Brith Women and Democrats issue a joint call in the Membership Party day for a public debate. Democratic candidates Police Commissioner Henry Goldhor, Road Commissioner W William Di Buono, Planning Board Member Adolph Winston, and Tax Collector John C Posar urge the GOP slate to debate at Town Hall, promising to reveal the Democratic record.
The seventh annual paid-up membership event for Hillside Chapel B’nai B’rith Women takes place Wednesday October 20 at 7 30 p m in the Terrace Room Mosque Theatre. A fashion show choral group entertainment led by Mrs Max Gulkin and guest speaker Miss Thelle Lipsenitz discuss the new book in B’nai Brith and the centenary of American Jewry. Candlelight ceremony robed members, led by Mrs Simon Kerner and Mrs Arthur Koorse, precedes refreshments. Committee officials include Mrs Abraham Charnack president and Mire Moel Steinman as vice president membership chairwoman with Mrs dig Taner as second vice-president program chairwoman and Mrs Norma Paver and Moe Goldberg as co-chairmen for the affair, plus George Berber handling table decorations.
Washington School P T A held its first meeting of the season in the Raphael Room. Principal Krauchtblate greeted parents and faculty. President Knegman introduced officers Mrs Freedman and other committee members. A party and fashion show with prizes was planned. refreshments were served by the hospitality group. The PTA banner was presented and Tanzer’s third grade won a prize.
Edith Stiedile sang Boy Of Mine to honor her son Franklin's retirement from Korea at a Union dinner. A meeting at Nancy Guidise's home discussed a Halloween party for members and guests on October 30 in Bilbabeth. New members included Mary Zimmerman Hillside and Betty Gilagher Elizabeth.
Mrs Margaret Wheat was reelected president of the Graduate Fund Inc at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs Mildred Hathaway. Mrs Hathaway was named recording secretary while Edward Gottlieb became corresponding secretary and treasurer. Carl Hexqmet was elected a trustee for three years. holdover trustees are Arnold H. McClow and Mrs Golcye Fileder.
A dinner honoring Republican U. S. Senate candidate Clifford P Cres was held Monday October 25 at The Flagship Union sponsored by the Union County TV Committee for Cas. Tickets are 5 dollars each and available from Albert Rehoen, 1450 North Trend Street. Key organizers include Mrs Rose Lampe, Anthony Capro, Raymond R King P41, and contact other committee members Charles Doerr and Sheen.
The Junior Woman's Club held a Maple Hall meeting to welcome new members. Mrs Gloria Mate toon led, with attendees from the Fifth District Conference including Mrs Doris Davis and others. Plans include Thanksgiving baskets, a Papermill Playhouse trip, Christmas corsages, and selling hats for a federation project.
Fortnightly To Hold Its First Meeting by Hillside Woman's Club on Thursday October 14 at 8 30 pm at 39 Banks Street. Welfare chairman Miss June Foster directs cancer dressings. Social plans include a matinee of Kismet on Saturday October 16 with Miss Foster Mrs. Graham Winter and Miss Evelyn Jacobi attending.
The Hillside Chapter of Women’s American ORT meets at Maple Hall 1551 Maple Ave at 7 30 p m Thursday October 14. Guest Florence Goll from Livingston Chapter will host an entertaining ceramics evening. The item also notes an engineers meeting discussing steam and heat problems hosted by the Planning Engineers Club of Northern New Jersey on Monday October 18 at Townley’s Union.
In Hillside a local issue centers on allowing a debate with all candidates or any chosen Republican participants. A demand seeks clear explanations from Republicans on retirement plans, insurance ties, tax assessments, and voting records. Democrats urge voters to back continuing good government with their candidates on Election Day.
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses a township committee considering an offer on a mill property before a court filing. It mentions taxes, deed preparation, deposit of funds, and board approvals with uncertain names and dates, reflecting a contested real estate and tax issue in the town.
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