CYO Members To Take Communion
CYO of Christ the King Church held a Monday meeting highlighted by a knee-dance. Jack Tida bach and Dorothy Louis won the novel ty number. Edward Bou cher and Irene Knittel joined as new members. Belan spoke on the Sacrament of Baptism and announced Holy Communion on October 22 at 10 a.m. Mass. Officers were nominated and elections set for next week. Elizabeth Weishapl and Mr. and Mrs. Bataille were named adult advisors.
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CYO
Christ the King Church
Jack Tidabach
Dorothy Louis
Edward Boucher
Irene Knittel
V. Gerard Belan
Elizabeth Weishapl
David ‘Bataille
Missing Youth Reported From Lyndhurst Area
Michael Turchon Jr., 16, son of Michael Turchon Sr., of 254 Long Avenues Issles, has been missing since September 26. Police describe him as 5'10", 136 pounds with blue eyes and blond hair, last seen in Lyndhurst wearing gray slacks, a blue fur-collared jacket, and brown shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Turchon, Jr
Michael Turchon
Long Avenues Issles
Lyndhurst
Turchon
Michael
Post Graduate Study For Dubow
David Dubow son of Sam Dubow supervisor of physical education in the local schools and Mrs. Biscue of 143 Fairbanks street a North Carolina State University graduate continues graduate studies in soil physics at the university and serves as freshman cross country and track coach. He earned a master’s degree in forest management and was a three year member of the cross country team eligible for another year.
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David Dubow
Sam Dubow
New York Firm Supports Hillside Lad's Club Project
McAlister Brothers Inc of 19 Rector Street sends a $100 check to the Hillside Lads Club via Mary Witte of 1045 Thomas Street. The letter commends the club’s chief sponsorship and wishes success, praising the youth-benefiting venture.
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Mary Witte
Thomas Street
Lads Club
McAlister Brothers, Inc
Rector Street
New York City
Hillside
Your Garden Evergreen Needles Fall Off in Autumn
Agricultural agent Eric H. Peterson Jr explains that evergreen conifers shed older needles each autumn. The timing varies from September to October based on summer and early fall weather, with spruce firs and pines seeing browning needles drop while new growth remains green.
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Eric H. Peterson, Jr
Union County
Tree browning in evergreens tied to seasonal growth patterns
The article explains that evergreen conifers such as Arbor Vitae and White Pine retain needles for about 15 months. Brown needles from the previous year show through when the current season’s growth is scant, making trees look dying. Wet years boost growth and camouflage, while drought reveals browning more clearly. Local factors like transplanting and insect defoliation also affect the appearance.
Transfers of multiple city properties in Wolf and nearby streets
A series of real estate transfers records several deeds. Albert O Cook and spouse move to John J O Connor at 168 feet from Union Avenue in Wolf Place. Louis Gauch transfers to G Elbert Stout on Ridgway Avenue near Salem Avenue. Melbro Builders Inc. sells Lot 29 on Wilder Street to Morris L Cohen. Paul Zander to Josephine Masterpol at 415 Howard Avenue. Anthony Matta to Angelo Orchardo undivided interest in 284 Conklin Avenue. Donald C Davis to Lillian M Moran and James L Moran on Bradford Road. Charles L Kohl to Sigurd Syverson on Virginia Street. Ann Kobrin and husband to June Elman on Orchard Terrace near Oakland Terrace.
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Albert O. Cook
John J. O'Connor
Wolf Place
Union Avenue
Louis Charles Gauch
G. Elbert Stout
Ridgway Avenue
Salem Avenue
Melbro Builders, Inc
Morris L. Cohen
Wilder Street
Paul Zander
Josephine Masterpol
Howard Avenue
Anthony Matta
Angelo Orchardo
Conklin Avenue
Donald C. Davis
Lillian
James L. Moran
Bradford Road
Revere Drive
Charles L. Kohl
Rand
Sigurd Syverson
Mission Society Meeting At Hillside Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of Hillside Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday October 26 at the home of Mrs Minnie Pierson 3 Prospect Place Springfield.
Why The Catholic Church Says INVESTIGATE
A historical pamphlet urges individuals to examine Catholic teaching and practices for themselves. It argues that millions remain Catholic despite rumors and invites readers to request Pamphlet No 7 EC to learn if beliefs about the Church are true or false.
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Catholic Church
Circulating Heater Use For Small Houses
A reader asks how to heat a four room house with two flues. A circulating heater can move heated air between rooms, effective in low ceilings but not in high ones. with high ceilings use wall openings or a ceiling directed fan to improve circulation.
Radio wiring fix and linoleum wall question answered
A reader describes connecting a radio to outlets to test in a cellar and removing fuses to stop it. The column then explains wall linoleum should be applied by a trained installer and warns floor linoleum or felt base is unsuitable. A separate tip covers using blue vitriol to deter tree roots in house sewers.
B nai B rith Girls Hospital Aides meet at George Washington School
The Deborah Chapter Hillside held its first meeting of the season at George Washington School. It won a prize for selling the most tickets to the BBYO dance last May. Top sellers were Joan Lilien Rose Braslawsky and Phyllis Gelbond. Volunteers will aid at St Barnabas Hospital after school and on Saturdays as part of the child care program. Officers elected include Joan Lilien president Beverly Rausch Audrey Mayer vice presidents Rita Kessler advisor Aileen Greenspan counsellor Anne Kyle treasurer Natalie Canfield recording secretary Leatrice Friedman and Marjorie Friedman trustees Phyllis Gelbond reporter. A separate sorority tea for prospective members was hosted by the Junior Chapter Sigma Lambda Phi at Miss Joan Rasmussen’s home 1484 Compton terrace with senior chapter members in attendance.
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Deborah
B'nai Brith Girls
Hillside
George Washington School
Joan Lilien
Rose Braslawsky
Phyllis Gelbond
St. Barnabas Hospital
Beverly Rausch
Audrey Mayer
Rita Kessler
Aileen Greenspan
Anne Kyle
Natalie Canfield
Leatrice Friedman
Marjorie Friedman
Sheila Corse
Rita Miller
Name Change for Essex Chapter of AJ Congress Honored
At a Friday Newark meeting hosted by Mrs. Burnat E. Schreiber the Metropolitan Chapter of the Greater Newark Women's Division American Jewish Congress was renamed Essex Chapter. President Mrs. Seymour Klein named vice presidents Morton Liner and Louis Milston and announced a broad membership drive with home telecasts of Destination Dignity on Channel 5 tonight. A membership luncheon is set for Monday November 27 at Crestmont Country Club. The next chapter gathering is Monday October 23 at Ann Gordon's in Newark with Sylvan Kohn presenting.
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Burnat E. Schreiber
Grumman Avenue
Newark
Metropolitan
Greater Newark
American Jewish Congress
Essex Chanter
Seymour Klein
Morton Liner
Louis Milston
Louis Kassin
Hansbury Avenue
Milston
Bailey Avenue
Channel 5
Crestmont Country Club
Chanter
Ann Gordon's
Sylvan Kohn
Bureau of Adult Education and Extension
The
Jewish Education Association
Progress Women's Meeting at Hillside Club House
The Women's Progress Club of Hillside holds its member meeting Tuesday evening October 24 at 8 30 p m at Mrs Irving Goldberg 232 Belleview Terrace Members and friends are invited. Mrs Samuel Gooen and Mrs Edward Diamond present a humorous informative skit. Mrs Sidney Englander chairs ways and means arranging a future theater party.
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Thas
Women's Progress Club
Hillside
Irving Goldberg
Belleview Terrace
Samuel Gooen
Edward Diamond
Sidney Englander
Ways and Means
Rummage Sale by Mothers' Circle at Hillside Church
The Mothers' Circle of Hillside Presbyterian Church hosts a rummage sale on Friday October 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church on Coe and Salem avenues.
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Mothers’ Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Coe and
Salem Avenues
Call Your Want Abs WA 39207 WA 3.995
A brief notice lists a product or code described as Call Your Want Abs with reference numbers WA 39207 and WA 3.995. No further details or context are provided in the fragment.
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