Salem Pharmacy Moves to Enlarged Quarters
The Salem Pharmacy operated by Philip Weinick has moved to a new enlarged corner location at Salem and Coe avenues. After a summer fire, the store was rebuilt and reopened featuring better lighting, an expanded greeting card line, school supplies, and a soda fountain in operation. Weinick thanks patrons for patience during the remodeling and highlights same day prescription filling and delivery.
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Salem Pharmacy
Philip Weinick
Salem and
Coe Avenues
Weinick
Vand
Sheriff Campbell Seeks Reelection in New Jersey Primary
Sheriff Alex C. Campbell of Scotch Plains announces pursuit of renomination for a three year term in the Republican primary. serving since 1950 and involved with the office since 1935 he heads the New Jersey Sheriffs Association and holds active roles in local and county Republican committees.
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Alex C. Campbell
Scotch Plains
New Jersey Sheriffs’ Association
Campbell
Aso
Municipal
Republican Committee
Brooklyn
Sheriff Campbell
Elizabeth
Plainfield
France
Sheriffs’ Association
Plainfield Building & Loan Association
Republican Party
Republican Club
License Revocation for Michael J. Duffy in Hillsid
Trenton Frederick J. Gassert Jr directing Motor Vehicles announced the revocation of Michael J. Duffy 20 of 562 Paul Street Hillsid for one month due to reckless driving and two speeding offenses.
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Trenton
Frederick J. Gassert, Jr
Michael J. Duffy
Paul Street
Hillsid
Official document processing roles in court and jail staff
The passage describes civilian employees and court officials handling a range of tasks in the courts and jail systems. It notes their involvement in processing official documents for civil and criminal matters and sales.
Scouts Cubs Hold Blue-Gold Event Commemorating Boy Scout Movement
Scoutmaster Don Myers and Troop 19 along with Cub Pack 195 observed the 46th anniversary of the Boy Scout movement in Sinai Congregation Esther Berkowitz Hall. Court of Honor awarded second class badges to Leonard Tischler and David. scholarship given to Williams Greneberg and Arthur Weiner. Joel Sleirman earned perfect attendance. Robert Koch received librarian badge. Richard Cohen built a miniature encampment from Camp Winnebago. Open house night showcased Scoutcraft and crafts. Sidney Friedman provided refreshments. The Troop reorganized the Ladies Auxiliary as Scout Mothers with Ruth Schuckman chair and Leah Greenig treasurer. Father and Son Dinner planned for March 20.
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Boy Scout Movement
Esther Berkowitz
Robert Koch
Sidney Friedman
Seoul
Ime Hall
Richard Cohen
Camp Winnebago
Marcella
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ruth Schuckman
Leah Greenig
Rose Weiner
Arline Muleman
Doris Coslit
College circles highlight New Jersey students in study groups
Twenty Douglass College students including a Hillside resident are chosen for a non credit discussion program in French or Spanish led by Temple University. Hillside residents Margorie Levitas and Stuart Aaron are named on the Dean's List for academic excellence for the first semester 1955 56.
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New Brunswick
Douglass College
Hillside
Department of Romance Languages
Marjorie Levitas
Stanley Terrace
Philadelphia
Stuart Aaron
Winans Avenue
N. J
Joseph B. Sprowls
School of Pharmacy
Temple University
Local scholarship and college news from New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Rochester Institute of Technology honors excellence in fall quarter with a photograpy student recognized. Borden Ice Cream awards a Temple University School of Pharmacy freshman scholarship to Stuart Aaron of Hillside New Jersey. Aaron led the freshman class scholastic achievement and received the award from Carl Brahm. A field trip to DuPont Chambers Works in Penns Grove accompanied the ceremony. Newark College of Engineering students from Hillside visited Wright Aeronautical Division. Hillside residents George J. Goopfert and Robert Wolfe joined the field trip. Adrienne Abramson of Hillside named feature editor of the Observer at Rutgers Newark College of Arts and Sciences. Jyma Vil of Hillside named chairwoman of Beaver College junior prom bids committee for February weekend.
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Philadelphia
Stuart Aaron
Winans Avenue
Hillside
N. J
Borden Ice Cream Company
Temple University
School of Pharmacy
Aaron
Carl Brahm
Borden Coll
Wright, Aeronautical Division
Qrass- Wright Corporation
Rcan Soci Ol Mechanical Engine
George J. Goopfert
Highland Avenue
Robert Wolfe
McMichael Place
Newark
Peb
Adrienne Abramson
Nathaniel Abramson
Dover Avenue
Rutwers
Newark College of Arts
Find Sciences
Observer
State University Newark
R . Jenkintown
Jyma Vil
Hollywood Avenue
Beaver College
Fight Polio Sister Kenny Foundation Hillside Headquarters
The Sister Kenny Foundation operates a Hillside headquarters at 393 Harvard Avenue to coordinate polio fight efforts. Local volunteers assist with fundraising and public health outreach as part of the foundation's campaign.
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Sister Kenny Foundation
Hillside
Harvard Avenue
New Phone Directory Distribution Dates Set for 1956 Issue
The Union Somerset telephone directory will begin distribution in Elizabeth on February 23 and Plainfield on February 27. The 1956 edition adopts a straight alphabetical listing with community subdivisions removed, reflecting New Jersey wide rollout. It includes about 172000 listings and urges customers to compare personal numbers with the new directory to avoid call delays.
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Union-Somerferm
Elizabeth
Plainfield
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
New Jersey
Union-Somerset
Newark Adult School expands its offerings with new courses
New pages feature pictures and service descriptions for enhanced telephone use and a new central offices directory in the Union Somerset directory. The Newark Adult School, run by the Newark Board of Education, lists courses from Current Events to Photography and Dancing open to anyone eighteen or older.
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Cens Sr
Union-Somerset
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Newark Board of Education
Regayq
Weequahic Adult School Opens Spring Term
Weequahic Adult School will open its Spring term on February 28 with ten Tuesday night sessions. Registration ends tonight from 7:30 to 9 at 279 Chancellor Avenue Newark. Forty courses are offered, thirteen new, including Weight Control, Contract Bridge, Painting in Oils, Advanced Pop Piano, Pistol Handling, Sketching and Design, Speech.
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Weequahic Adult School
Chancellor Avenue
Newark
Cubs Visit Firehouse on Hilleigo Avenue
Cubs of Dens 4 and 8 from George Washington School visited Firehouse No. 2 on Hilleigo avenue. Captain Carmen Dill planned the equipment used on the tour. Members include Barry Goldberg, Harvey Kugel, Ira Aurback, Stephen High, Marshall Lipson, Arthur Schler, Kenneth Frank and Stephen Dickstein. Kugel plans a future trip to the Police Department.
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Packins
George Washington School
Hilleigo Avenue
Carmen Dil
Mrs. Kugel
Barry Goldberg
Harvey Kugel
Ira. Aurback
Stephen High
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