Golden Wedding Celebrants Honored by Family Feasts
Mr and Mrs Cornelis Hallingse of Burce Street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the College Inn Yale Avenue. Hosts include their children Cornelis Hallingse Jr Edward Hagg and Bart Hallingse. The couple and nine grandchildren and a great grandchild will attend. They wed in Rotterdam on April 3 1918 and came to this country in 1930. He retired after 31 years with General Baking Company of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelis Hallingse
Burce St
College Inn
Yale Ave
Cornelis Hallingse Jr
New Providence
Edward Hagg
Cockeyville
Maryland
Bart Hallingse
Purce St
Hillside Lodge
Bb & BP. Order of Elks
Hallingse
Adrianna Johanna Oostendrop
Rotterdam
Holland
The
General Baking Company of
Newark
Surprise party honors Mrs Nicholson for nineteenth birthday
The Ladies' Missionary Group of First Baptist Church on Hillside Ave hosted a surprise party for Mrs J Allen Nicholson in her honor. Twenty two guests attended, with proxy organizer Mrs William F Wacker III of Salem Ave coordinating. A lace tablecloth was presented as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Group
First Baptist Church
Hillside Ave
J. Allen Nicholson
Nicholson
William F. Wacker III
Salem Ave
Gottscho Foundation EMD Fund Recipient
The Evening Membership Department of the Hillside Women’s Club contributed 1250 to the Ruth Carole Gottscho Foundation. Funds from the 1967 1968 club year across all evening membership departments exceed 20000. Mrs. Kenneth Hathaway coordinated fundraising and reports on efforts for the project ending April 1. Candy sales continue, and tickets for a dessert bridge April 23 raise funds for the Hillside Ambulance Squad Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Women's Club
Ruth Carole Gottscho
Kenneth Hathaway
Ways and Means
Hathaway
Elizabethtown Gas Company
Elizabeth
Hillside Ambulance Squad Building Fund
George Kilburg
Karl Ross
Raymond, Wolf
Woman’s Club
Emmet T. White
Hillside Woman's Club
New Jersey State Federation
Walter Lee
Woman's Club
EMD
Elizabethtown and Country Club
Peddlars Village
Off
Hillside High grad from class of 31 noted in fraternal events
A Hillside High School graduate from the class of 1931 is mentioned in a collage of community notices. The piece also details Bar Mitzvahs at Beth El Temple Muncie and a Shapiro Bar Mitzvah in Newark, plus a 40th wedding anniversary toast for Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt and a pre-nuptial shower for Joan Kantor and Paul Moscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth-El Temple
Muncie
Anderson Country Club
Schmidt
Joan Kantor
Paul Moscoe
Ruth Moscoe
East Orange
Harry Moscoe
Miami Beach
Fla
Harry Kantor
Compton Ter
Kantor
Gordon Forgash
Edison
Steven Kleiman
Clark
Kenneth Bart Shapiro
Daniel Shapiro
Highland Ave
Young Israel Synagogue
Newark
Clinton Manor
Samuel Denburg
William Shapiro
Westfield
Arlington
Kenneth
Hillside Ave
Karen
Reinhard Honored at Testimonial Dinner by New Jersey Masons
Harold G Reinhard 98th state councilor of the Junior Order United American Mechanics was saluted at a testimonial dinner at the Howard Johnson in Woodbridge. The event featured guests including H Robert Reinhard, John F Flading, William Kurtz, J Franklin Reinhard, and Thelma Rothrock. The gathering noted his 1921 initiation, current roles, and community ties with the Hillside Rotary Club and Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church while highlighting gifts and a guest book with 200 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Reinhard
State Council of New Jersey
United American Mechanics
Howard Johnson
Woodbridge
H. Robert Reinhard
Iselin
Reinhard
John F. Flading
Secaucus
William Kurtz
Cranbury
Gen. Putnam Council
Newark
Irvington
Surrogate Discloses February Receipts in Union County
Union County Surrogate Mary C. Kanane releases February 1968 receipts totaling 10691.14 for services rendered with a summarized accounting of charges and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Mary C. Kanane
Birth Announcement for Taryn Dale Avergon
Mr and Mrs Jerome Avergon announce the birth of daughter Taryn Dale on March 18 at 9 02 p m at Saint Barnabas Medical Center Elizabeth New Jersey The baby weighed 6 pounds 10 half ounces Mrs Avergon formerly Judith M Rosen of Hillside New Jersey born at Saint Barnabas Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Medical Center
Livingston
Cheryl
Judith Tiber
Dave Tiber
Irvington
Hollywood Ave
Jerome Avergon
North Ave
Elizabeth
Taryn Dale
Saint Barnabas Medical Center
Taryn
Sabra Speaks To Hadassah At Sinai Congregation
Hillside Hadassah plans Israel 20th anniversary celebration at its April 9 meeting. Keem Kalfon of Tel Aviv, born in Hadassah Hospital, will join a dialogue on life in Israel over two decades. Kalfon fought in the recent war and has ties to the Stern Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Hadassah
Israel
Sinai
Aclite
Coneversation
Sabra
Keem Kalfon
Tel Aviv
Hadassah
Kalfon
Stern Group
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sylvia Ross WA
James J. Dill
Carl Schmidt
Herbert
Anderson
Indiana
the Schmidt
Steven David Perlman
Mark Perlman
Redwood Drive
Perlman
Arlene Schmidt
Einziger
Maple Ave
Cor. Williamson
Carters, Health-Tex
Pennay Cinderella
Buster Brown
Liberty Ave
Hillside
Mountainave
Pringfield
Gottscho Foundation
EMD Fund
Gregor Pearson
Kendal Burger
Eileen Eyre
Richard Hess
Walter Schorr
Atlantic City
Schorr
Kilburg
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingston
Morris Avenue
Union
Dare
J. Franklin Reinhard
Vincent Tivoise
John Berting
Charles Wagner
Frank Light
Robert Whitbeck
Hillside High School
Mario Gerard Farino
Biscayne Blvd
Fun City
Councellor
Farino
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Madison
Farina
Lois Wachman
William Wachman
Williamson Ave
THUR
Grace Reinhard
Phillips
Hillside Rotary Club
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian Church
Reinhard Printing Co
Reinhards
Lew Norman
Plainfield
Koval’s
Long Ave
Koval
Mrs. Avergon
Judith M. Rosen
Clinton Ave
W.J. Times
Page & Sabra
Keem Kaflon
Friend Beauty Supply
N. Broad St
N.J
Safeco Insurance
J. Franklin Reinhard General Insurance
Liberty Avenue
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