Howard Mortgages Up Over $1 Million
Union County mortgages held by The Howard Savings Institution Newark on December 31 1960 totaled 33 424 736.55 up from 32 070 964 76 a year earlier Mortgage loans in Union County reached 2 860 at year end The Howard is the state’s largest lender of NJ homes and all mortgage dollars stay in New Jersey Loans total 291 262 868 34 across 21 counties with 35 01 percent in VA mortgages The bank has kept veterans lending though FHA and conventional loans are also issued Conventional loans amount to 153 903 299 63 FHA loans total 35 388 438 50 The Howard Savings Institution ranks as the 19th largest mutual savings bank in the country with 1960 year end assets of 419 823 173 19 and deposits around 400 The bank reported 289 936 savings accounts Nathan Margaretten Co of Perth Amboy is its mortgage loan correspondent for Union County.
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Union County
Howard Savings Institution
Newark
Howard
New Jersey
Prand
VA Mortagze Joans the Howard
Howard Savings Institute
Howard's
Nathan Margaretten
Perth Amboy
Tidside Schools Giri in Coolidee
Frances Ehman’s first grade presented an original play Winter Weather written by Mrs. Gloria Brand student teacher Doighis Mason welcomed the audience and introduced the show. The four snowflakes and many pupils filled roles with student names listed and a hall display afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ehman
Gloria Brand
Doighis Mason
Robin Palin
Ellen Marcus
Ronald Mar- Une
Alan Stewart
James Weight
Childs
Eline Fogerty
Join Gluck
Gilbert Levine
Paul Joscott
Raymond Mic
National Merit finalists named from Pingry Sixth Form
Laurence Springer announced that 1960 61 National Merit Scholarship program finalists have been named from Pingry Sixth Form. Recipients include Stephen Hart, Richard Hawkins, James MacGregor, George MacGregor, and George E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namwd Nmsc
Pingrywl
Laurence Springer
Stephen 5. Hart
Richard S. D. Hawkins
James T. MacGregor
George E
Merit Scholars to be Selected from Finalists Announced
Relyea and William W Robinson earn finalist status as Pingry seniors. Only about 9 800 students nationwide reach this honor. Merit Scholars will be announced April 27 and receive four year scholarships from NMSC and sponsors with stipends from 100 to 1500 yearly based on need. Honors lists note students Robert Popper James Rosenberg and Stephen Brown with various honor roll recognitions across marking periods and semesters.
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States
NMSC
Gateway Second Honor Roll Names Students and Addresses
A transcription lists students achieving honors and their addresses: Edward Atwater at 79 Bauer Terrace on First Honor Roll, Second Honor Roll, and Third Marking Period. Adam Bowen of 19 Surrey Road with Second Honors and Third Marking Period. Douglas Poppey at 231 Exeter Way with Second Honors and Third Marking Period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Popper
Exeter Way
James Rosenberg
Hartley Terrace
Stephen Brown
Gateway
Edward Atwater
Bauer Terrace
Adam Bowen
Surrey Road
Douglas Poppey
Catholic Medals To Local Scouts in Newark
Two members of Saint Catherine’s Church Boy Scout Troops received Ad Altare Dei medals at Sacred Heart Cathedral Newark during holy hour for Boy Scout Sunday. David Grapkosk and James Walsh, both of Beechwood places, joined 343 Newark Archdiocese scouts, as Archbishop Boland and Msgr. Kiley presented the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine's Church
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Newark
David Grapkosk
Bechwood Place
James Walsh
Beechwood Place
Thomas A. Boland
Msgr
John J. Kiley
Archdiocesan
CYO
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages in Newark Area
Births list many individuals with multiple street addresses including Thomas McGough 608 Tillman and Carolyn Widiminn 150 Fairbanks. The section also records marriages licenses for couples such as Bert Morr of Winnsboro and Philomena Covigli of Rutgers Avenue and others across Newark Elizabeth Irvington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGough
Tillman Street
Carolyn Ann Widiminn
Fairbanks Street
Alan Edward Bleznick
Liberty Avenue
Steven Russell Malkin
Thomas Street
Lori Beth Gabay
Michael Gerard Kaelblein
Beechwood Place
Robert Belluselo
Surrey Road
Theresa Ann Wolsbach
Boston Avenue
Susan Ann Hoppes
Hollywood Avenue
Nancy Ellyn Brennan
Hiawatha Avenue
Lisa Kim Lasky
Wolf Place
Michael Ronald Seifert
Lee Street
Edward Rudolph Smolar
Parkview Terrace
Stephen Crisafulli
Shelton Terrace
Howard Scot Cooper
Robert Street
Ronald Lordi
Tillman
Street
Anthony McNeil Zimerla
St. Louis Avenue
Barbara Veronica
Bert Morr
Winnsboro
Texas
Philomena Covigliano
Rutgers Avenue
Farrell M. Glick
Irvington
Sandra L. Risack
Wainwright Street
Frank J. Nagengast
Hillside
Rose Mayer
Hillside Avenue
Maurice Chanin
Newark
Eleanor Coakley
Broad Street
Joel Goldberg
Lakewood
Dorothea Goldbrerg
Salem Avenue
Peter J. McKeon
Florence Zilinek
Summit Avenue
Joel Koenig
Rhoda Chaijet
Orchard Tet
Seymour Geller
E. Orange
Phyllis Stern
John J. Perrone
Elizabeth
Judith A. Valenti
Frank Colicchio
Patricia Muccino
Irvington Avenue
Raymond Willard
Carol Ballard
Lehigh Place
Richard J. Hoffmann
Hill Side
Susan M. Zimmerman
Chester Street
Arthur C. Heck
Springfield
Margaret MacDonald
Clark Street
Obituaries and Civic Schedule For Hillside Area
A long list of death notices names residents at various streets followed by a dense calendar of community and school meetings. Notable items include March 1 Board of Health, PTA meetings, Hillside area civic clubs events, a Testimonial dinner honoring a township clerk, and multiple Township Committee and Planning Board gatherings through March 28. Named individuals include Feliksa Zarovwitz Hermin Levin Elsie T Tramimer Selma Sholk Josephine Roth Jacob Suekno Arthur L Riche Jr Stephen Demcsak Ferdinand Kugelman Vera Galbraith Miriam Dietrick Pauline Mustalish Anthony Jackowski Samuel Maraarella Mary Swain Julia Yahase James Nicasive Mary F Pulik Joseph C Brach Harry Scheeter Minnie Thayer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Swider
Hollywood Avenue
Arthur L. Riche, Jr
Stephen Demcsak
Harvard Avenue
Ferdinand N. Kugelman
Hiawatha Avenue
Vera Galbraith
Miriam Dietrick
Woodruff Place
Pauline Mustalish
Boa Place
Anthony Jackowski
Samuel J. Maraarella
Silver Avenue
Mary Swain
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Clubs and Associations Week Events
Trustees of PAL Auxiliary meet today. Sunday Victory dinner dance of Hillside Democratic Club. Monday Americanism Awards of Hillside Lodge B'nai Brith Hadassah education. Tuesday Hillside PAL dance PTA meeting. Wednesday Hillside Republican Club meeting. February 27 Sinai Congregation board meeting Sinai Sisterhood. Saybrook AP board meeting. Morris School PTA meeting February 28 Hadassah education evening.
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Board of Education
A.P. Morris-Saybrook School Pta
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Hillside Hadassah
Hillside Ave
PAL Auxiliary
Hillside Democratic Club
Hillside Lodge
B'nai Brith
Hadassah
Hillside Pal
PTA
Hillside Republican Club
Sinai Congregation
Sinai Sisterhood
Saybrook AP. Morris School
P.T.A
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Sidney T. Holt
Diamorth Fis
St Imme
Newark 2
Nto
Les Cove
Tidside Schools
Giri
Coolidee
Pynerv News
Waverly
Zimerla
St. Loui Avenue
Peter Andrew Protyyniak
Franklin Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Feliksa Zarovwitz
Tmiilside Avenue
Hermin Levin
Tastern Parkway
Elsie T.tramimer
Prospect Street
Selma Sholk
Compton Terrace
Josephine Roth
Long Avenue
Jacob Suekno
Leslie Street
Julia Yahase
James V. Nicasive
Thar
Vara
Mary F. Pulik
Joseph C. Brach
Ryan I
Harry Scheeter
Herbert Jayneue
Minnie Thayer
Yale Avenue
Board of Health
B’nal B'rith
Hillside Teachers
Es Clation
Howard J. Bloy
Hillside ‘Teachers ’Association Meeting
Knights of Columbis
Maren Fathers
George Washington School
Mortine
Max Kasoff
Sisterhood
Titel
Consumers
Levene Gh Rintor
EN “Wu, Eve
Slifer Typewriter CO
Market Street
Opp
Court House
Hadassah Evening Education
Shell
Joe Nitti
Colt St. Essex
Peter A. Drobach Co
Elageal, Union, N
James la Morgese
Palne Ave
WM. A. Miller Plumbing & Heating Contractor
Gard Avenue
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