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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
3
The notice reports an offset in registry removals with a rise in registrations. It notes that 388 names will be removed for various reasons, including deaths, and ties the changes to partisan politics affecting upcoming elections. The data covers Hillside and local township registries.
Article notes larger increases in districts that leaned Democratic last year. The ninth district registers rise from 770 to 848, a 78 increase, the fifteenth district from 845 to 706, a 61 rise with questions on party balance, and the tenth district up from 638, indicating continued local voting patterns.
The community singing festival sponsored by the Board of Education has been postponed until next Spring due to numerous civic activities crowding the Fall calendar. The festival was set for tomorrow evening.
Hundreds of new titles at Hil tide Public Library per Miss Lottie Smolenski Ibravian. Best sellers include The Cruel Sea The Mutiny The Iron Mistress Moses The Holy Sinner Requiem for a Nun Rent a Daughter The Sea Around Us Fifty Fabulous Years plus works by de la Roche Mann Faulkner and others. Non fiction also expands with The Sea Around Us and Psychoanalysis titles.
The Ousherly Journal of Studies in Alcohol at Yale reports new titles across genres including novels for children and teens, travel how to guides, and works on medicine and gardening. Mrs Smolenski announces a packet of pumphrels and honks on alcoholism among new arrivals.
James J. Connell membership chairman of Rev. Thomas F Canty Council No 3197 Knights of Columbus announces a parish wave for St Catherine s St Michaels and Christ the King churches Invitations are printed and will be distributed to eligible parishioners A class of candidates will be initiated Thursday November 29 at Christ the King Church hall Assisting Connell on the committee are Weldon Arner Charles Gieber Nelson Jacobus and Victor Pervary
Clinton Dance Studio at 471 Clinton Avenue offers ballroom instruction for individual couples and groups. Free dance analysis available. appointments with Mr Kay at WAO-8811 between 7 and 10 p.m.
Goldie Scarr recounts a voyage from New York aboard the S.S. Liberte bound for Le Havre as about fifteen French students return home after over a year in the United States. The writer describes ship life, fellow travelers including two government fellows and a Woolley Scholar, and the departure from New York.
A six day village event highlighted opportunities for students to travel to France for graduate work or courses in French civilization. Many participants were first time travelers abroad showing a spirit of camaraderie and shared purpose among attendees.
Pvt. Charles L. Guiles son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Guiles of 1147 Woodruff Avenue will enter radio school at Fort Dix after completing basic training this week He led his own orchestra for years entertaining at veterans hospitals and social events before enlisting on August seventeenth.
The Science Excursion Club of the high school annex held its first trip to the Newark Museum yesterday. Future plans include Hayden Planetarium and other city museums plus radio city. Officers are Richard Storch president and Toni Vit secretary with others. Mrs Reilly advises.
An insurance dealer invites readers to contact him for home visits offering personal, trusted service. He provides complete insurance options including Fire Auto Mobile Burglary Life Health and Accident and promises no obligation home consultations.
The readable passage shows garbled words about a diver, a floor, jackets, and a phrase Pas de Bataille, with no clear event or identifiers to establish a concrete news item.
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