Couple Wed 57 Years in Quiet Home Celebration
Mr and Mrs George J Groh of 137 Fairbanks St Friday quietly celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary at home. They married November 29 1906 in St Pauls Lutheran Brooklyn. They moved to Newark about 1907 and later to Hillside area. He operated bus lines, worked at Federal Ship Yards Port Newark, then Heil Co retiring in 1960. They have six children and several grandchildren and are active in Calvary Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J Groh
Fairbanks St
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Brooklyn
Rev
F.W. Huppenbauer
Newark
Groh
Elizabeth
Lyons Farms
Hillside
Public Service Coordinated Transport
North Newark
Belleville
Nutley
Public Utilities Company
Mogros” Ave
Salem Rd
Union
Federal Ship Yards
Port Newark
The
Heil Co
Calvary Lutheran Church
Hillside Lodge
Kenton D Wood
Iridian Lake
National State Bank
Henry G Groh
Carl Wagner
Basking Ridge
Earl Brunner
Hillside Ave
Brunner
George Groh
Howell Hamilton
Clark
Temple PTA In First Meeting
The first meeting of the Temple Shemrel Torah Parent-Teacher Association was held December 4 at the Temple Building 910 Salem Ave. Parents visited classrooms to learn about studies and ask teachers questions. Rabbi H Beryl Lasker spoke, with remarks by Norman Girkin and Dr Harold Berlin. Mrs Curt Rosenberg presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teicher Association
Temple Shemrel Torah
Salem Ave
H. Beryl Lasker
Norman Girkin
Harold Berlin
Temple
Curt Rosenberg
PTA
Woman's Club Hillside Plans Christmas Party Event
Dr Herman Goldner from the South Jersey Medical Research Foundation spoke to the Evening Membership Department of the Woman's Club of Hillside on November 21. The Foundation is the club's 1964 project and a jewelry sale supported Ways and Means. The group announced dress club winners and planned the December 1 meeting with the usual gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Goldner
South Jersey Medical Research Foundation
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Columbian Club
Liberty Ave
Soldner
Ways and
Atd
Andybrook PTA Board Holds December Meeting
The Executive Board of Saybrook School PTA met on December 2 at Mrs. Harvey Manders home. Co chairs were Mrs. Curt Rosenberg and Mrs. Sidney Birnbaum. A minute of silence honored the late President John F Kennedy. Attendance included 428 families and three classes with 100 percent attendance. Three parent education meetings are planned on mathematics, speech and social work. Pounders Day planning set for January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
PTA
Harvey Manders
Curt Rosenberg
Sidney Birnbaum
John F Kennedy
Kenneth Hathaway
Harwood
F. Somogyi
J. May
J. Nohe
MSU
Betrothal and Bar Mitzvah Announce Local Families
Elisabeth area engagements and bar mitzvahs feature Miss Veronica Haupt to Richard Coveleski of Myrtle Street. Stuart Lobel, son of Irving and Leah Lobel, celebrated at Temple Bnai Abraham Newark. David Mark Weisbrot marked his bar mitzvah at Temple Shomrei Torah Salem Avenue with a reception at Avon Caterers. Linda Stein wed Abe Himelstein at Steiner's Newark with a large guest list and family ties to Hillside and Newark. Jan Krantz observed his bar mitzvah at Temple B'nai Abraham Newark with post service reception at Steiner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Mitchel Lobel
Irving Lobel
Maple Ave
Temple B’nai Abraham
Newark
Stuart
Clinton Manor
Morris Kradin
Irvington
Abraham Weigensberg
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Penn
David Mark Weisbrot
Stanley Weisbrot
Wilder St
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Ave
Avon Caterers
David
Samuel Mandel
Hillside
Linda Stein
David Stein
Bailey Ayve
Abe Himelstein
Samuel Himelstein
Williamson Ave
Herman J. Kahan
Torath Chaim Jewish Center
Jack Korman
Steiner's
Albert Zwirn
Sherry Lynn Henig
Andrea Beth Henig
Nathan Himelstein
Robin Bedell
Marvin Wainschel
Zwitn
Morton Zemel
Herbert Maltz
Ira Cohen
Hillside High School
Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School
New York
Him
Jan Krantz
David Krantz
Summit Ave
Jan
Harry Krantz
N. Hollywood
Calif
Allie Bronit
Anniversary of Lincoln Address at Hillside Bank Presentation
Mr Lows Burfeind president of Hillside State Bank presents Judy Bataille with a copy of Lincoln and Gettysburg Address while Judy’s father Mr David Bataille observes. Last week marked the 100th anniversary of the Gettysburg dedication. Judy, 11, is in sixth grade at The King School and resides with her family at 410 Princeton Ave as the bank distributed over 1,000 copies of the picture and speech to adults and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows -Burfeind
Rgne
Hillside State Bank
Judy Bataille
Judy
David Bataille
Lincoln
Soldiers' Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Christ
Zimmerman
King
Princeton Ave
Hillside High Glee Club to Perform at Club Party
Hillside High School Glee Club directed by Howard Kravitz will perform at the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club Christmas party at 6 30 p.m. December 16 at the Kingston Restaurant Union. Chairman Mrs Napoleon Ilardi, with assistants Mrs Margaret Fischer Mrs Gloria Gall and Miss Helen Radzinski, organized the event. The November 25 meeting was canceled due to President Kennedy’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School Glee Club
Howard Kravitz
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Kingston
Union
Napoleon Ilardi
Margaret Fischer
Gloria Gall
Helen Radzinski
John F. Kennedy
Christine Lees Gas Light Restaurant Party Facilities
The Gas Light Restaurant at 66 Cherry St Elizabeth offers Chinese cuisine and a party room for holiday gatherings. Christine Lee’s presence enhances the dining experience while Emer Son provides nightly piano entertainment. Arrangements should be made in advance for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Christine Lee
Cherry St
Elizabeth
Emer— Son
Church Women State Supper at St Mary Magdalene
A covered dish supper is planned at the Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene 137 Pomona Ave Newark on Thursday December 12 from 5 to 7 30 p m The Women s Guild chairman Mrs Donald G Lieb Livingston and committee members Mrs Emma Wachter Hillside Mrs Joseph J Krever Hillside and Mrs James T Kend ell Hillside are named in the event notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Pomona Ave
Maple Ave
Parkview
Newark
James T. Kendell
Hillside
Women's Guild
Emma Wachter
Joseph J. Krever
Donald G. Lieb
Livingston
Hadassah Book Review Slated at Hillside Library
The Hadassah book review is set for 1 p.m. Thursday December 5 at Hillside Public Library. Librarian Mrs. Ernest Feldman will discuss library facilities. Mrs. Samuel Miller, chairwoman, introduces participating ladies. President Mrs. Joseph Peyser closes with refreshments. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Ernest Feldman
Samuel Miller
Henry Nusbaum
Alex Schnitzer
Monroe Ackerman
Norman Glikin
Arnold Topilow
Joseph Peyser
Palm Handicraft Project at Hillside PAL Inspires Girls
Miss Dorothy Groeger stands with PAL director and aids in painting plaster Indian face plaques at Hillside PAL as part of a handicraft series. Four girls model the activity while funds for continuation are to be raised at the first annual card party hosted by Pop Warner Football League on Friday December 13 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available in advance or at the door. refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Groeger
PAL
Joanne Gegandello
Joanne Rosenfeld
Vicki Rauchbach
Pop Warner Football League
Hillside Pal
Overseas Chow Washington
A 0.6 Department of Agriculture report shows more than 13 percent of the food eaten last year came from overseas. The sample imports listed include coffee tea cocoa bananas spices cashew and Brazil nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas
CHOW
Washington
UPN
Department of Agriculture
Brazil
U S Means of 1963 Income Rise in Q2 Report
UPI reports that disposable income per person rose in the second quarter of 1963 to an adjusted annual rate of 2,116 dollars, up three percent from a year earlier, reflecting increased earnings and consumer spending.
Women Selling Tickets To Fair By B nai B'rith Women
Mrs Daniel Shapiro president of Bnai B'rith Women announced tickets for the Worlds Fair are available through the chapter at a special price. The Fair runs April 22 to October 18 1964 and April 2 to October 17 1965. Tickets are honored on open days. Call Mrs Kaufman 926-6234 Mrs Komrower 926-5889 or Mrs Shapiro 923-4556.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shapiro
Kaufman
Komrower
Shapiro
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Louise Schieli
Daniel Schieli
Martin Groh
Andybrook Board
Veronica Caroline Haupt
Richard F. Coveleski
Frank Coveleski
Myrtle St
August C. Haupt
Hamilton St
Benedictine Academy
Investors Management Co
Coveleski
New York Naval Shipyard
Phil Gorlin
Pearl Shapiro
Aberdeen, Md
HS. Glee Club
Hadassah Book Review
PAL Handicraft Project
Phil's
Acme
Dairy Queen
Viola'’S
Hillside Music Center
Hillside Shoping Center
UPI
Uncle Sam
Liberty Pharmacy Prescription Specialists
Lanvin — Revlon
Rubinstein
Richard Hudnul
Shultan
Dorothy Gray — Matchabelli — Coty
Blanchard
Hallmark Cards
Cermics
Main ST. Millburn
Stuyvesant Ave. Union
Washington PL
Orange Hillside
Short Hills
Dish Boy
RRS Boon Sanitas
Paul Severance & Son, Inc
Stuyvesant Ave
Union Center
Cervall
Karroll Decorators
W. Broad St
Jaek el, Inc
Ramsey Ave
N.J
Koppers Coke
MIR
Prue Sete
Stewart-Warner
Murdock
Touipmekt
Jossoff Glass CO
Meeker Avenue
Weequahic Park
Newark, New Jersey
John C. Pozar Agency
John C Pozar
Allan Schuhmann
Albert B. Storm Construction Co
Sanford Avenue
Hillside, Ny
Union Plate Glass CO
Morris Ave
Hillside Radio & TV
Arras Sama
Rite - Temp Engineering CO
Thomas Cardaci
Hillside, N.J
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