Local nuptials and engagements span Hillside and area
Miss Tina P Weinberg wed Jeffrey D Rosen on June 30 at The Patrician Livingston with Rabbi Albert Sturmer officiating. The couple reside in Belleville NJ. Meta Baron announces engagement to Jerry Norman Evans of Laguna Beach and Summit. both graduates and professionals. Bonnie Sharon Fineberg engaged to Jerry E Disotell. dates TBA. Victoria Buccella to wed Fred Talarico. both Hillside graduates employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina P. Weinberg
Robert Weinberg
Bronx
N.Y
Jeffrey D. Rosen
Albert Rosen
Hillside
Patrician
Livingston
Albert Sturmer
Wendy Rosen
Mark Weinberg
Rosen
State University of New
Meta. Baron
Alfred Baron
Winchester Avenue
Meta
Jerry Norman Evans
Jeane Evans
William Evans
Laguna Beach
California
Summit
New Jersey
Miss Baron
Hillside High School
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Madison
Doubleday and Company
New York
Evans
Newport Harbor Union High School
Larry Fineberg
Union, NJ
Bonnie Sharon
Jerry E. Disotell
Dorothy
Mickey) Distell
Elgiebee Disotell
Miss Fineberg
Lewisburg High School
Lewisburg
J. Leven and Company
Irvington
Correction for Mrs Lokuta and Mr Lokuta
A correction clarifies Mrs Pauline M Pinkos Lokuta is a Hillside High School Newark State College graduate and physical education teacher at Roosevelt Jr High Westfield. Mr Lokuta is a Union High School Newark State College graduate working toward a master’s degree at Montclair State College and teaches at Arthur L Johnson Regional High School Clark.
Obituary Willard L Hoagland 87 of Anchorage Road
Willard L Hoagland 87 of 27 Anchorage Road formerly of Elizabeth and Hillside died Friday in Community Memorial Hospital Toms River after a long illness. He was married to Anna Miller Hoagland. Born in Newark he lived in Elizabeth many years and worked as a mechanical draftsman for American Can Newark retiring 1946 and ten years more as a machine designer for Ira Gottsche Hillside. He lived in Hillside before moving to Bayville 14 years ago. He was a 50 year member of Wehstage Lodge 225 F AM Newark and member of Forked River Presbyterian Church. Also a member of the Senior Citizens and Republican Club of Bayville. Surviving are a daughter Agnes Jaggers Hillside two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Schmidt Memorial Funeral Home Elizabeth.
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Willard L. Hoagland
Anchorage Road
Elizabeth
Hillside
Priday
Community Memorial Hospital
Toms River
Anna Miller Hoagland
MY. Hoagland
Newark
American Can Co
Ira Gottsche Co
Bayville
Wehstage Lodge
F&am
Forked River
Senior Citizens and Republican Club of
Agnes Jaggers
Requirements On Betrothals And Weddings
Announcement guidelines request full names and addresses, education and employment background, and a professional black and white photograph for all engagement and wedding notices. Submissions go to Hillside Times social department at 1443 N Broad St Hillside NJ with a week publication window and a $4 charge for large photos.
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Hillside Times
Broad St
Hillside
Tim- 88
You Are Telling Me by Edgar Mills
A reflective essay on hypocrisy and virtue likens deceit to a lover’s apartment oath, then pivots to a sharp vignette about public figures and fame. It contrasts moral pose with inner motives and closes with a humorous Heifetz anecdote about a concert night out.
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Edgar Mills
Keen
Ask Aid To Send Children To Camp
Newark Fresh Air Fund appeals for support to send impoverished children to summer camps. A week costs 95 dollars, with nearly 500 camperships promised this year totaling about 45 000 dollars. The fund seeks contributions from suburban communities after the Evening News strike hindered publicity. Contributions of 10 to 20 dollars can be mailed to 41 Hill St Newark 07102. donations are tax deductible and go to camperships.
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Newark
Newark Fresh Air Fund
Karen Kauffman
Evening News
Fresh Air Fund
Hill St
Atomic energy future topic at Hillside Lions Club meeting
Public Service Electric and Gas representative spoke at the Hillside Lions Club on future uses of atomic energy. At the February 18 College Inn gathering he highlighted cleanliness and screened The Mighty Atom narrated by Walter Cronkite. Sam Leventer outlined plans for the club’s twentieth annual charter night as new members were to be inducted at College Ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massine
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Hillside Lions Club
College Inn
Walter Cronkite
Sam Leventer
College Ton
First Jersey Bank Shows 12M Growth
First New Jersey Bank reported an $12 million rise in total resources for the year ending June 30, 1971, with assets at $79 million, deposits up to $67.8 million, and capital accounts increasing to $7 million. Loan totals were rising from $59.5 million the prior year, reflecting strong growth across key metrics.
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First Jersey Bank
First New Jersey Bank
Frank M. Pitt
Pitt
First New Jersey
New Jersey Investment Securities Rise in First Half 1971
First New Jersey reports total investment securities climbing from $17.8 million to $23.7 million in the first half of 1971, an increase of about $6 million and roughly 11 percent over the June 30, 1970 figure, with overall total rising to between $41.8 million and $46.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First New Jersey
Tape recorder tape alloy holds 76 percent nickel
A flight recorder tape used in commercial aircraft is described as an alloy containing 76 percent nickel. The recording tape measures nine ten-thousandths of an inch in thickness.
Howard Savings Bank Announces 329th Consecutive Dividend
The Howard Savings Institution will pay its 329th consecutive dividend totaling 7 205 000 on March 21 announced by William J Hyland Vice President Banking Department The dividend earned on Time Savings and Monthly Interest or Regular Savings accounts will bring total for the first quarter of 1971 to 12 435 000, a 2 600 000 rise from last year and a record three month total in the bank s history The cumulative dividends since 1857 reach 457 200 080
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Savings Institution
William J. Hyland
Maret Sistmvidere
Howard
New Electric Carving Knife Runs Without Outlet
Stringy cuts of roasts and fowl are a thing of the past as electric carving knives debut. The master carver is mobile with rechargeable nickel cadmium batteries, eliminating the need to stay near an outlet during use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Beach
University of California At Berkeley
Yale School of Drama
National Broadcasting Company
Jerry
Mr. Disotell
Hillsside High School
Newark College of Engineering
New Jersey Charcoal Company
Vito Buccella
Avy St
Victoria
Fred Talarico
Eastern Parkway
Wheeling Trans Co
Talarico
Talarico Bros
Jersey City
Jeffrey D, Rosen
Miss Bonnies
Fineberg
Miss Victoria Buccella
Donald P. Lokuta
Pauline M
Pinkos
Schmidt
Westfield Ave
Heifetz
Mr. Heifetz
Hillside Firehouse
Maple Ave
Oakland Ter
Garden State Arts Center
Jonathan Daitch
Janina Serden
Susan Spiedel
Constance Efthemios
Robert Schwartz
U.C.T.I
Union County
Community College
Union College
Dental Laboratory
Union County Technical Institute
Raritan Road
Scotch Plains
N.J
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