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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
3
The Howard Savings Institution of Newark reports total assets of 268.6 million and deposits of 241.4 million as of December 31 1953 in a statement of condition. It lists gains of 30.0 million and 28.1 million, a surplus fund of 24.0 million, cash items of 9.6 million and various bond categories plus mortgage loans totaling 118 million.
Applications for probate of the wills of Joseph Hufnagel who died November 16 and Eliza beth J. Morrow have been filed with Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. Hufnagel’s executrix is named in the filing.
The estate of Mary Morrow names her daughter Elizabeth as executor and co beneficiary with Melvin Morrow and Elmer Morrow and Anna Wottech as heirs. Mary Truesdell is left $200. An administration filing for Isadore Bladt seeks Edward C. Bladt as administrator of a $1,000 estate.
The Sno-Journers Ski Club invites the public to a meeting on Thursday January 14 at 8:30 pm at the South Orange Community House on Mead Street. A film on Canadian ski areas will be shown and the club will discuss a skiing trip to Massachusetts over the coming weekend.
Victor E B Pfluger Jr aviation boatswain's mate third class USN husband of Princes Swayze of Newark and son of Victor E Pfluger Sr. Charles W Miller photographer's mate third class USN son of William J Miller Sr. both aboard USS Gilbert Islands. The carrier departed for a Mediterranean cruise on Tuesday January 5 and will dock four days at Athens Algiers Marsala Naples and Manj before returning to Rhode Island.
The Harvard Club of New Jersey announces Dr Nathan Marsh Pusey will speak at the spring dinner on April 29 at the Hotel Robert Treat Newark marking the 1904 founding of the club. Theodore L Mayhew presides with William H Doherty leading a committee including David M Satz J Robert Westervelt Samuel Hammond and others. Robert B Gibby named Pingry Alumni director as the association plans its annual meeting January 25 at 8 pm.
College member Earl centimater of 1094 Chester street joined the Gamma Kappa Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu at Newark College of Engineering during a luncheon at the Robin Hood Inn Clifton. Honorary memberships were given to Anthony Lamb and Francis Lamb of Weston Electrical Instrument Corp Newark and Dr Frederick Russell NCE professor. Eta Kappa Nu promotes high scholarship in electrical engineering.
The Gamma Kappa chapter at NCE was admitted as a member of the national association in May 1953, marking a milestone in its recognition and achievement.
Eugene Ormandy will lead the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Mosque Theater Newark Monday evening January 25 in a program spanning Beethoven Verdi Gerschwin and Ravel. Soloists William Warfield and Leontyne Price will perform Gershwin selections from Porgy and Bess marking the first half and Atlas from the show in the second half. Warfield whose rise includes Show Boat and Call Me Mister will be joined by Price for the ensemble and solo numbers in a program launching the Griffith Music Foundation series. The second concert in the season is set for March 29.
A Bnai Brith Women musical skit announcement outlines the January 20 meeting at St Nai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue with Mrs Simon Kerner as president and direction by Mrs Edward Diamond and Mr Louis Kaplan. The Fund-Raising Follies Girls will perform and Sonya Dayne will lead the choral group. Also noted are upcoming meetings for the cancer dressing committee January 13 and a discussion group January 21 at members homes, plus a reading of Ashes on the Fire by James White.
The Woman's Club will meet at Maple Hall 1551 Maple Avenue on Tuesday January 19 at 1 30 pm Mrs Arthur B Kirk chairs the department and guest speaker Mrs Margaret Campbell of Hanne & Company Newark will discuss The Making of Slip Covers Hostesses include Mrs Raymond V Wolf and Mrs Howard J Bley with other helpers The Fine Arts Department meets January 21 at 8 pm for jewelry making led by chairwoman Mrs Frank J Foote with hostesses Mrs Maurice J Murphy Mrs Samuel Allcorn Mrs Willard Cupit and Mrs Frederick Brongel
The Hillside Women's America ORT plans a January 14 gathering at Maple Hall. Mrs. Leon Bader, National VP of ORT, speaks. Interim officers named: President Mrs. Frank Merim, Recording Secretary Mrs. Lester Rosen, Financial Secretary Mrs. Jomon Harwich, Treasurer Mrs. Moe Goldberg. Meetings set for the second Thursday each month.
The Mother and Daughter Club of Saybrook School will hold its first meeting on Monday January 20 at 3 30 pm in the school auditorium. Discussions will cover the birthday party planned for next month with fathers invited. Attendees will view cartoons on telephone etiquette, benefiting both parents and children. Refreshments will be served. DO NOT FORGET THE BLOOD BANK.
Newark League of Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children at Denver schedules its meeting for Monday January 18 at 8 30 p m at the Essex House Newark presiding officer is Mrs Louis Wiener of Maplewood A report on the March of Dimes collection by New York League members will be given by Mrs Sidney Goldberg of Union Plans for the annual Bazaar set for Monday February 1 at the Essex House Newark are outlined with Mrs Leo Plovy Hillside and Mrs Mark Plevy Newark coordinating Prizes will be awarded by program chairwoman Mrs George Golub Elizabeth A quiz contest Beat the Clock will be directed by Dr Jules J Maktow East Orange with contestants including members and their husbands Hospitality will be provided by Mrs David Grober Maple Avenue Hillside and Mrs Sidney Goldberg Union Emil Stente of 332 Florence Avenue has just returned from Newark Beth Israel Hospital after an operation He is a Hillside Liberty Avenues special officer and retired seven years ago from the Westinghouse Corporation in Newark after more than thirty years of service.
The executive board of the Shai Sisterhood will meet Monday evening January 18 at the Sinai Youth Center 1504 Maple Avenue. Supper is served at 7 15 with Mrs William Lippe acting as hostess as president.
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