Youth Welfare Conference to Feature Student Involvement
Union County Youth Welfare Council lines up a countywide confer ence at Union High School with high school delegations from public, parochial, and private schools. The event includes nine group meetings, panels with officials, and a focus on healthy personality development through schools and family living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Council
Union High School
Richard B. Vastine
Union Junior College
Cee
Washington
Harriet Simberlof
Union County Battin High School
Elizabeth
Lafayette Grisby
Summit High School
Arthur L. Johnson
Elizabeth Huntington
Union Schools
Libby E. Sachar
Evelyn McKinn
George J. Morton
Westfield Police ‘Department
Earl Kinney
Plainfield
Dorothy Sturtevant
State Board of Child Welfare
Joseph Drosdick
Phyllis D. Schaefer
Union County Mental Hygiene Society
Anton GC Swenson
Sranee Nites Reignson County
J. H. Vander Veer
Union County Council of Parents and Teachers
William Sartorius
Summit League of Women Voters
Phyllis Page Brad- Shaw
J. H. Angebauer
County Council of Parents and Teachers
Warren Township
Divorce Advised For Contre Wed 22 Years
On testimony by Julius P. Schwartz of 553 Route 29 an advisory master in Elizabeth urged divorce for Contre Schwarz after Mrs Elisabeth R. Schwarz of 1705 Pennsylvania Ave Newark deserted him on July 23 1947. The couple wed in Union on October 27 1927 and have two sons. Benjamin Romano represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius P. Schwartz
Route
Nicholas A.tomasulo
Elizabeth
Eliabeth R. Schwarz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Newark
Benjamin Romano
Arithmetic Held Daily Necessity
A professional meeting was held last week by the Harden lion faculty. Dr Amanda Loughren of New York University and Elizabeth Public Schools supervisor of mathematics led discussions on logical thinking and practical number use. The aim was to have pupils illustrate the meaning of numbers with concrete problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenlion
Amanda Loughren
New York University
Elizabeth
Primary Grades In School Assembly At Saybrook School
An all elementary program was presented by Saybrook School primary grades featuring opening exercises, kindergarten songs When Springtime Comes and My Bunny, poems The Little Airplane Awakenin g of Spring Clowns and Yellow Telephones, and class songs The Elephant's Trunk Circus Parade and Little Robin Redbreast. Students named include Mary Ann Atkin Judith Cox Ellen Eagle Harold Butler Jeffrey Young Catherine Atkinson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
Mary Ann Aitken
Bunny
DeCollis
Judith “Cox
Ellen Eagle
Michael Manheim
Joseph Saggese
Annie Mazzeo
Jane Downs
Donald Ellis
Mary Ellen Sox
Barbara _llardi
Jeffrey Zients
Miss Heatherman
Harold Butler
Jeffrey Young
Catherine Atkinson
Margaret Boyer
John Spanner
van Dyke
Polhemus
Robin Redbreast
Alfonso DeFilipo
Doris Rickem
Richard Quartararo
Gloria Queiroz
Rita Katchen
Richard Lankin
Arthur, Willms
Circus Themed Poems and Student Works
A collection of poems by elementary students and captions for a film. Notable pieces include "Children Sleep" and "The Owl" alongside "Underneath the Big Top" by Beverly Scott and Alan Adams, and "The Eile phant" by Beryl Emmer and "The Seal" by James Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lavock
Outdoor Night for Cub Pack 195 at Hillside School
A Cub Pack 195 outdoor night was planned for Tuesday May 2 at Hillside Avenue School grounds. The pack committee met at Dr. and Mrs. Harry Brody’s home 85 Williamson Avenue and set a picnic at Watchung where awards will be given to the cubs. all cubs and parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
Harry Brody
Williamson Avenue
History of Steel Cites Cooper Alloy Foundry
The 168 page volume, printed under the Steel Founders' Society of America, highlights the ferrous foundry and steel casting industry's role in national progress. Prepared by William H. Worrilow and other Eastern leaders, it details local foundry development, district histories, and advances in steel casting with nearly 50 illustrations and a thorough index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Alloy Foundry Company
Steel Founders’ Society of America
William H. Worrilow
Lebanon Steel Foundry
Lebanon
Delegates Named for Met President's Club Meeting
Two Hillside residents Max S Feld of 211 Conklin Ave and Charles Rausch of 1585 Leslie St will represent the Essex N J District of Metropolitan Life Insurance at the third annual Presidents Club meeting in Montreal Canada on June 27 28 and 29. Both qualified for the Presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Max S. Feld
Conklin Avenue
Charles Rausch
Leslie Street
Essex N. J
Metropolitan Life Insurances Company
Montreal
Canada
Club Credit Club Honors 1949 Insurance Totals
The club wrote over a quarter of a million dollars in ordinary insurance and more than $1,000 in accident and health coverage in 1949. Invitations came from Leroy A. Lincoln, Metropolitan president. Feld and Rausch qualified for all three years of the club’s existence and were previously presented with plaques by the club manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy A. Lincoln
Feld
Rausch
Amuce
Local Firms Enter Packaging Exhibit at National Expo
Two Hillside firms are among 240 exhibitors at the 19th annual National Packaging Exposition. The four day event features packaging machinery materials design and services and opened with a ceremony by American Management. Representatives of Adolph Gott- and other firms attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
American Management Cepbration
Adolph Gott
Packaging Expo Attracts 15000 Plus Industry Executives
Scho Inec and Jiffy Manufacturing showcase their products to more than 15 000 packaging executives and specialists from across the nation at the exposition and concurrent conference on packaging and shipping. The events are sponsored by the Packaging Division of the American Management Association, a nonprofit group of 12 000 companies and individual executives nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scho
Inec
Jiffy Manufacturing Company
American Management Association
U. S
Citizenship Granted to County Residents in Elizabeth
Judge Walter L. Hetfield granted citizenship Monday to a group of county residents in Elizabeth. Rabbi Gershon B. Chertoff of Temple B nai Israel welcomed them in talks. The new citizens include Inge Land of 292 Millard Avenue and local societies participated in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Hetfield
Elizabeth
Gershon B. Chertoff
Temple B'nai Israel
County
Inge Land
Millard Avenue
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Ie Garter Em and Loan Association
Broad ST
N. J
Contre
Baltimore
Ballroad
History of Steel
Cooper
Met
President’s Club
Mayfair Appliances
Emerson Television
Emer Son Uireal
Emerson
Man Mays
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