Comets Lose To Regional In Muddy Regional 13-0
In a muddy afternoon at Regional, the Comets fumbled five times, allowing Regional to edge ahead 13-0. Ed McCarthy scored for the Bulldogs, with a late quarter plunge and a single wing push before the final gun. The game featured multiple fumbles and a loose lateral that Regional recovered, securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Rotberg
Ed McCarthy
Jalinu
Hillside
McCarthy Junelle
Dalted
High School PPA Opens Season With Community Meeting
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a High School PPA season start with a community meeting titled Let Meet Our Teachers. Wayne Tenholm is named director, Sebo Birra as superintendent, and Mrs Lester Eeglestan refreshment coordinator. Several named officials and volunteers are listed, with uncertain details about dates and venues. Local residents are invited to attend and contact details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotoh
Spakee
Motor Livarns
Uni Caiman
Lester Eeglestan
Plan Activities For Boy Scout Troop 195
Plan for Troop 195 activities discussed after a Hillside gathering last week. Scout leaders Robert Brazer Hig Greenberg George Hirsel Jorn and Arthur Weiner presented a program that was approved. Efforts will include badge demos and demonstrations at meetings and outdoor events. Parents Night meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutrull UL Geen Orppelea Soult
Hillside
Robert Brazer
Hig Greenberg
George Hirsel- Jorn
Arthur Weiner
Hughes Campaign Committee Formed for Mrs Hughes
The campaign committee for Mrs Mildred Barry Hughes of Union, Democratic candidate for the Sucre Assembly, is announced by James R. Walsh of Clark as campaign chairman. Hon Alfred A Stein of Elizabeth serves as adviser, noting his recent retirement as Superior Court judge. Members include Mrs Robot Kirkpatack and Mrs Rubia Kaplan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Barry Hughes
Union
Sucre
James R. Walsh
Clark
Cnimpaign
Alfred A Stein
Elizabeth
Superior Court
Hillside
Robot ©. Kirkpatack
Rubia Kaplan
Juniors Register Vor Program At Y
Registration opened Tuesday for Hillside junior activities at the Y. Sixth grade boys join Wednesday basketball, puppet theater, and after school programs, with Cub Pack 10 for third and fourth graders. Parents and children may visit the center to enroll. Mrs Isadore Steirman chairs the junior activities committee. For details call Waverly 04632.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyade
Jon
Isadore Steirman
Hillside
Waverly
Saybrook Fair and Carnival Planned for October 8
Saybrook School P T A will hold its annual fair and carnival Saturday October 8 on the grounds of the A P Morris School In case of bad weather it will be indoors Mrs Norman Cowell and Mrs Harry Schultz will lead The feature will be an auction of baseballs autographed by all New York Yankees members Other attractions include games rides booths and refreshments Tickets available at the door or from school children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
P.T.A
A. P. Morris
Norman Cowell
Harry Schultz
New York Yankees
Forty Try Outs For Church Musical
Forty persons last Wednesday night participated in tryouts for the musical Girl Crazy to be presented by the Christonian Plays of the Church of Christ the King at the school hall Pebrany 5. Walter Howell conducted the auditions assisted by Rev. Gerad B Wheko, spirit leader, Raymond Bamburak president, and William Ringwood director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ the King
Pebrany 5
Walter Howell
Gerad B Wheko
Raymond Bamburak
William Ringwood
Held For Grand Jury On Weapons Charge
Hess, 29, was held for grand jury on a charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons at 400 Bahay avenue. He was arrested September 19 after a visit to a local plant and a report by Mrs. Hose Willits. The officer found a concealed automatic weapon and 20 shells in his possession.
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Ned Henry
Hess
Bahay Avenue
Avene
Torrie Grand Jury
Hose Willits
Yo Rawe
Attend Meeting Of Management Group In Newark
Attendees at the Norther New Jersey chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Marnier gathered at the Bisson House in Newark. The session covered production control and manufacturing costs, with several members listed as participants. A notice also records the death of Mrs. Joy Mey Tanta Nauman of Old Bond Street, who had lived in Newark 51 years, with services in Newark and burial in the Congregation Alvavas Achin Bini Jacob Cemetery. She leaves a son, Sol Naiman of Irvington, a daughter, Mrs. Nat G. Bodin of Hillside, a brother, Albert Lakin, two sisters, and four grandchildren.
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Pete
New d Jersey
Society For the Advancement of Marnier
Bisson House
Newark
Fred W. Honkueh
Bryneering Sk
Ang Ab
Puno Beye
Ome Bel Pty
Joy Mey
Tanta Nauman
Old Bond Street
Bone
Rubeny Job Shilman
Apier Ma Seral
Congregation Alvavas Achin Bini Jacob
Sol Naiman
Irvington
Nat G. Bodin
Hillside
Albert Lakin
Plainfield
Samuel Bushman
Lazar Guss
Alaska hunting film recalled by Rotary event
Fragmented notes describe a film about hunting in Alaska and a Rotary event. Mentions include references to Lowe Nuno, Nash Motors, Westinghouse, and Wright brothers, with a timeline touching World War I and earlier aviation history. The text is garbled but centers on early tech and exploration themes.
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Ailm
Lowe
Nuno
Nash Motors
Tlm
Che
Crackiiy Toose
Motorist Fined for Three Violations
A motorist was fined 48 dollars after pleading guilty to three violations including speeding and careless driving. The incident occurred on Thursday between Hillside and Liberty avenues near Diharty and Con avenue, with Patrolman Walter Wo Werpd handling the case.
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Homme P
Ash
Ivedite
Phinney
Migianmatts
Sidney Birtbaum
Doreudint
Wong
Speed
Caitless
Angie
Walter Wo
Liberty Ave
Diharty Avenue
Conane Osteeet Derma
College Circles Hix Residents at Payjelteere Meet
A cryptic local social note records attendance of Hix residents and several named individuals at Payjelteere gathering near Vys siiky College in East Orange Mey. It mentions Mr and Mrs, several addresses, and a ban on a person from Presta Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hix
Payjelteere
Devi
Vyssiiky College
East Orange
Marvid Kleiner
Lemijan
Olin Fon
Miehimet
Sun Ter
Lywin Wadomilly Vt
Mapleviene
Mighie Witte Stark
Ay Mis Wein
Oreharil Terrace Rt
Vast jumble of letters hints at garbled OCR text
The fragmentary input appears as a noisy OCR dump with scattered names and phrases, lacking coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a meaningful news item. It reads as a malformed transcription rather than a report with identifiable people, places, or dates.
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