Pingry Alumni Set Meeting January 19
Pingry Alumni Association plans its annual meeting Monday January 19 at the Lower School building 586 Westminster Avenue Elizabeth open to all alumni. Current officers include President Robert B. Gibby first vice president Frederick L. Hyer Clayton B. Jones Jr second vice president Atherton Bristol secretary and Charles B. Atwater treasurer. Fight Polio Give Sister Kenny Foundation 507 Fifth Ave New York 17.
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Robert B. Gibby
Ogdenway
Pingry Alumni Association
Pingry
Gill
Westminster Avenue
Elizabeth
Mr. Gibby
Frederick L. Hyer
Clayton B. Jones, Jr
Atherton Bristol
Charles B. Atwater
Navy Seeks Civilians for Typist and Stenographer Posts
The Navy Department offers civilian jobs in Washington with 40 wpm typing for typists and 80 wpm dictation for stenographers. Miss Elaine Lewis will interview applicants at the Newark recruiting station. Salaries start at 2950 to 3176 yearly with benefits and housing help from the Armed Forces Housing Bureau. Interviews weekdays 9 to 4:30 and Saturdays until noon, with other times by appointment.
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Elaine Lewis
Navy
Newark
Armed Forces Housing Bureau
Washington
Lewis
Navy Recruiting Station
Post Office Building
Federal Square
Joseph E Berger obituary outlines 53 year old pharmacist
Joseph Elliot Berger of 1591 Wyndmoor Avenue died last Wednesday at home after a long illness. He was 53 and had retired a year ago after 30 years operating pharmacies in Newark Irvington and Union. Born in Russia he came to Newark in 1904 and was a University of Pennsylvania graduate.
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Joseph E. Berger
Joseph Elliot Berger
Wyndmoor Avenue
Mr. Berger
Newark
Irvington
Union
Russia
University of Pennsylvania
Berger, Hillside pharmacist, dies. services held in Newark
Mr. Berger, longtime Hillside resident and Irvington pharmacist since the 1920s, died leaving wife Rose Bierer Berger two sons Neil S. and Martin E. of Irvington a father Rabbi Isaac M. Berger of Philadelphia a brother Harry and a granddaughter. Services were held Friday at E. Bernheim & Sons Funeral Home Newark conducted by Rabbi Zev Segal with burial at King Solomon Memorial Park Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Berger
Hillside
Irvington
B'nai B'rith
Sinai Congregation
Alpha Zeta Omega
Berges
Rose Bierer Berger
Neil S
Martin E
Isaac M. Berger
Philadelphia
Harry
E. Bernheim & Sons
Belmont Avenue
Newark
Zev Segal
Young Israel
King Solomon Memorial Park
Clifton
Urge Fluoroscopic Shoe Device Check
Local health officers urge shoe store proprietors using fluoroscopic fitting devices to inspect machines to prevent excessive radiation exposure. There is no evidence of harm in the community yet. stricter regulations from New Jersey health authorities become effective soon.
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Public Health Council
New Jersey State Department of Health
State Department of Health
Boards of Health
The
Informa
Safe operation rules underline machine safety in market
The bulletin emphasizes how proper operation and good maintenance keep many machines on the market safe. It notes current safety standards and the need for vigilance by operators and owners to prevent accidents.
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Tional Bulletin
Howard Savings gains top assets in Newark statement
The Howard Savings Bank of Newark reports in its December 31 1952 condition statement total assets 437 647 202 58 and deposits 213 335 597 01 with gains of 29 814 412 05 and 28 696 788 09 over the prior year. It lists par securities by type and mortgage loans totaling 101 012 252 81 as officers and branch managers are named.
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Howard Savings Inewly
Newark
New Jersey
United States
Waldron M. Ward
William L. Maude
John W. Kress
Jonas W. Swenson
Edward W. Tallan
Norman P. McGrory
Clifford ©. Kimmerle
J. Wallace Scanlon
John H. Duerk
William Cc. Grima
Edward R. Wilpuett
J. Fred Linn
John Flauss
J. Edward Boylan
Fred C. Beyer
Bloomfield Avenue
William A. Verry
Springfield Avenue
Albert F. Fischer
Vailsburg
August L. Marsch
Murray Forbes
Fred M. Merdinger
Sidney Nelson
Paul W. R. Mease
Henry W
Board of Managers Members and Officers Listed
Mueller Assistant Comptroller and Assistant Secretary Herbert HH Kern Manager Safe Deposit Walter N Hovland Assistant Public Relations Officer. Board of Managers includes Carter Biddulph Ely Ward D Olier Quimby Fre linghuysen Sommers Gowan Bradley Maude Mellen Kress Birkentauer Blakeley Cullimore Layte McCullen Shanley OBrien.
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John W. Kress
Frederick W. Birkentauer
George A. Blakeley
Allan R. Cullimore
Ralph R. Layte
Jesse B. McCullen
Bernard M Shanley
Hubert F. O'Brien
Fidelity Union To Vote Stock Dividend
Fidelity Union Trust Company of Newark reports deposits totaling 427,819,512.80 and assets of 464,514,531.45 as of December 31 1952. Cash and bank deposits stand at 89,446,435.05 with United States Government securities 163,696,935.57 and loans 155,256,884.72. Capital 4,500,000. surplus 18,000,000. undivided profits 7,859,855.74, total 30,359,855.74 versus 28,759,606.27 in 1951. On December 16 the Board of Di-
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Fidelity Union Trust Company of
Newark
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Fidelity Union proposes stock dividend to stockholders
Directors recommend a stock dividend of one share for every nine held, raising capital stock from 4.5 million to 5 million dollars. Par value remains 10 dollars with 450000 shares outstanding. Vote scheduled at the annual meeting on Tuesday January 27 for stockholders of record at close of business December 26.
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Fidelity Union
Science Club Visits Newark Planetarium
About 200 members of the Science Excursion Club from the high school annex toured the Newark Museum planetarium last night under adviser Mrs. Sadie D. Reilly. A special program was presented for their benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Museum
Sadie D. Reilly
Sinai Congregation and Sisterhood Install Officers
Sinai Congregation and its Sisterhood will install new officers at a joint ceremony Monday January 12 at 8 30 p.m. at the synagogue. Harry L Torine as general chairman notes entertainment refreshments and a social period. Trustees and officers named include Benjamin S Berkowitz Abraham Pastor Alexander Mooney Abraham Mankowitz Edward Keil Manuel Pogash and others. The installation committee lists Arch Ehrenkranz Finkel Jaffe Pogash and Stadlin for the Congregation and Lippe Stadlin Kay Braneck Fogel Hirschhorn for the Sisterhood.
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Edward Keil
Manuel Pogash
Leo Arch
Moe Goldman
Benjamin Harper
Joseph Hecht
Eli Isaacs
Morris Kram
Louis A. Ross
Harry H. Stadlin
Arch
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Emanuel Finkel
Morris Jaffe
Stadlin
William L. Lippe
Louis Gallof
Samuel Kay
Jacob Braneck
Louis Fogel
Hilmer Hirschhorn
Sisterhood
Malvina Guttman
Israel Stresser
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Fifth Ave
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Yale Avenue
Ur. Bloy St
Satee
Kay Clothing Co
Broad Street
N. J
Regent Theatre
Les Cove
Hillside Willys
Tileside Willys
Liberty Ave
Teller's
Carteret
Om Eee Arteret
Ews and Loan Association
Prail
Broad ST
Contrast Savings and Loan Association
LRAT
Eenaes
Pyar Ses
Eee
CT Repair Service
Bavaro
Ett
ATA Salescen
Stenographers’ Special
John C.pozar
Crann Street
ATWA
Elmer
Tis Liquor
Ae Brea
Howard Savings
American Cancer Society
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty A Ave
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
Hillside Times
North Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Chevrolet
Tem Ca
Pts
Santa
Hevrolet
Bel Air
North Broad Street
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