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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
8
The Hillside Times reports the ambulance squad plans a benefit dance amid mounting tension and concerns over wellbeing. Leaders warn of possible legal action as the group faces strains from critics and internal disputes.
Jack G Noble, long time life insurance producer and Seton Hall graduate, was named special representative for the Delina Agency of Newark by William J Steuer of Montclair. Noble, active in Hillside civic groups and a member of the Life Underwriters Association of New Jersey Honor Club, will focus on estate planning and personalized insurance services.
The text asserts the Bible's resilience against leaders and regimes that attacked it. It cites figures like Hitler and a Soviet publication defaming scripture, yet argues the Bible remains a living source of liberty and hope, enduring beyond political power.
A former Newark motorcycle patrolman Herbert Link, 54, of 1436 Leslie Street, was released on $275 bail on drunken driving and disorderly conduct charges. He was nabbed by Patrolmen Jack King and Lawrence Lillie in a tavern on Summit Avenue after allegedly backing his car into Peter A. Rosa Jr. of Twenty-Nine Palms, Cant, in front of 1554 Summit Avenue. At police HQ he refused a blood test or signing a form, per Dr. Joseph Peyser the physician.
McDignan praised Civil Defense volunteers in New Jersey for their actions during the flood threat. Governor Meyler asked to extend gratitude to 252,000 volunteers and noted cooperation with the Highway Health State Police and other agencies. Battling polio takes money. Back the Sister Kenny Polio Foundation.
New student nurses, 24 entering St Elizabeth School of Nursing at Paul Street residence Elizabeth, welcomed during a hospital chapel service. Rev Jon Meyer and Miss Marie Tay Barigalupy addressed attendees, stressing day by day effort and varied nursing topics in the week ahead.
Church notices for Church of Christ the King led by Pastor 1 Perry G DeWitt and Rev Gerard B Whelan with auxiliary services and holy days observances. Also mentions Pentecostal Bethany and First Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmount, Elizabeth with schedule notes and lesson readings.
An OCR fragment mixes religious quotes from Science and Health with church notices. It lists readings from the Bible, references to God, and sermons. Church schedules mention Maple Room meetings, choir rehearsals, Westminster Fellowship, Ladies' Aid, and Sunday services at Hillside and First Baptist congregations with dates and speakers.
Hillside National Bank president Jones A. Owell announced the first annual Hillside National Bank Award for the host report to stockholders in the Wilson County Junior Achievement program. The Copper Art Products Company competition sponsored by Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corporation was the top award qualifier, with regional placement in Boston. The jury weighed originality clarity conciseness and mastery of corporate finance topics.
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