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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
4
The article lists Cana Council appointees and local residents involved in council duties and civic events. Names include Mr and Mrs, Baker Caffrey, Josephs Chure, and others in Union County. It mentions a meet at 248 S and a Bohemian style schedule with multiple individuals and households unnamed.
Fragmentary text mentions a Pennsylvania girl resident and fiancé Mrs Mare W Flicknge. References to Sylvia Reilly at 1119 Woodrit Avenue, Mrs Pickinge may return to Gettyshure College, and a Yale connection. Other names and places are garbled.
The Hadassah chapter plans a season start at Sinai Center on a Tuesday in March. Members including William Barter and others are noted as attendees or organizers, with activities scheduled at the Watsons venue and surrounding sites in New York.
The first regular PTA meeting at the high school is set for Wednesday October 14 at 8 15 pm. Parents will have the opportunity to meet the faculty and discuss upcoming events. Alternates named are Mrs Howard Robrig and Mrs Samuel Pell.
A flurry of notices details baptisms weddings and anniversaries from Hillside Newark and surrounding towns. Families including Rudolph Warzenskt Louis Gallof and Charles Tracy mark life events with receptions and attendances noted alongside travel and hosting details.
The Golden Chain will sponsor its seventh sunsid Tag Week from Monday September 20 to Saturday September 25 in Newark Tryington Hillside and Union. Mrs Maret G Fine named Mrs Gloria Taback and Mrs Hannah Goodrich as general chairmen with Mrs Charlotte Rosenbaum as suburban chairman. Proceeds go to the Golden Chain Camp for Underprivileged Children at Blairstown.
Plan by Hurden-Looker School PTA for a Saturday carnival at the school grounds with activities for children and adults. Chair Mrs Wilken Krutalists, aided by Mrs Michael Pulik, listed prizes, cotton candy, and sale of carnival goodies. Delegates Mrs Robert Lilley and Mrs Frank Sieka named to October state convention.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Franklin Memorial Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon to plan the fall program. Rev George S. Harper will speak on Jesus Teachings Concerning Women. Mrs Burton C Blazer leads devotions. The annual turkey dinner and haggar will be held Tuesday October 26 with Mrs Blazer as bazany chairwoman.
Mrs Albert Bean of 1428 Bond Street Newark, president of the Newark League Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children, invites members to a meeting Monday September 20 at 8 30 PM at the Essex House Newark to take final reservations. Mrs Louis Cohen and Mrs Harold Levine will handle reservations for the annual fall luncheon to be held Saturday September 25 at the Rsynex Ho opie aicussed for a rummage sale October 2 at 30 First reel Elizabeth chaired by Mrs Albert Cohen and Mrs Meyer Karlinsky of Newark. Mrs Louis Wiener, past president, will report on the Denver national convention. Mrs George Go in of Elizabeth will demonstrate cosmetics. Refreshments served.
Saybrook School PTA board met Monday night at 897 Union Avenue home of Harry Prebik to outline the year’s program. Mrs Robert Scott and Mrs Arthie Gox chaired the planning with theme Learyih With Our Children and announced the library will open next week at the A BP Mattis School under Mrs James Lynskey and Ms Vernon Lai.
Saybrook parents from the School P.T.A. and committee set to advance carnival planning. Meetings to select helpers were held, with further information available from Mrs. Jack Pearlman.
Hillside Avenue School PTA met in an informal session at the president's home Mrs Saul Herships 1447 Maple Avenue. Officers were introduced to committee chairs. Next board meeting set for the school on Wednesday October 4 at 8 pm.
The Mothers Circle of Hill side Presbyterian Church will hold a regular meeting in the church lecture room on Monday September 20 at 7 pm.
An executive board meeting of George Washington School PTA will be held Monday September 20 at 1 15 pm in the school library.
Collwear vonn 2 Koza An nounced today that tax bills to several owners of vacant land have been returned by the post office for correct addresses. He requested owners of land who have not received tax bills to call the tax office at once since third quarter taxes were due on August 1.
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