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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
6
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The Harden-Looker Post 50 meeting covered Social Security for veterans who served between September 16, 1940 and December 31, 1956. Newark Social Security says it is a bookkeeping benefit, not monetary, payable on retirement or disablement. Plans for an open meeting on February 18 include a Newark VA Office speaker. survivors may inquire. Walter Howell, William Ringwood, and Clarence Parratt were named to organize the Past Commander's dinner for late April.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions France and a future date. Key names, places, or events are not discernible, leaving no verifiable facts to summarize for a newspaper card.
The report lists assets of N ewark and South Orange area bank LIE OWS 2p with large savings figures. It cites deposits over 524 million and gains around 48 million, plus reserves near 47 million and a cash item of about 1.7 million. Officers include John W Kress and Norman P McGrory among many executives and branch managers. A Hillside Township tree planting bid notice follows with February 3, 1964 deadline and bid per tree requirements.
Globe Printers Supply Corp of Newark led by David Brown to acquire New York Type Distributor including its Broadway plant. Acquisition expands physical plant and product lines for New Jersey and New York sales. Financial filings show assets of 3.936 million with major deposits and capital accounts listed. Proof of accuracy sworn by Louis J. Burfeind and Walter M. Kern.
The Elizabeth town Gas Co tercentenary edition profiles 1664 to 1964 history with Liberty Hall images and early Jersey coppers while detailing 1963 earnings of 1 971861 and a per share of 2 28. The firm served 156 880 customers with 698 employees and paid 4 789918 in taxes.
The notice lists multiple service members and families across the United States. Frederick Intantry Training Regiment St Bachna at Camp Lejeune, and others including Hillside High School alumni, Fort Gordon training, and basic training at Great Lakes. It notes promotions, diplomas, and postings to units such as Naval Air Facility Johnaville and McGuire Air Force Base.
Mr. Conrad A. Cammarota, candidate for re election, said the Hillside school system shows high morale among employees. He cited a New York University study noting good relations among employees, administration, and the Board, achieved by clear communication and proper channels.
Miss Yetta Levine a Newark State College senior is initiated into Kappa Delta Pi on the Delta Rho chapter anniversary. Miss Janet Schulman joins 42 UW Madison faculty standing committees for 1963 64 as a student member. Barbara Shinker returns to Moravian College studies after Christmas recess as a sophomore in elementary education, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shinker.
Mr Canimarota argued that educators with high morale perform better in class. He pledged to maintain strong employee relations and ensure ongoing support for teachers as needed.
The Newark League of the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital hosts a paid up membership party on Monday evening January 20 at the Betheled Cultural Center 460 Lyons Ave Newark Prospective members invited Mrs George Kornfeld Irvington president opens the event Induction of new life members Mrs Lee Goldstein and Mrs Samuel Shames West Orange by Mrs Jerry Goldberg Seat floral arrangements by Victor Florist South Orange refreshments by Mrs Leo Trome Newark with a large committee assist.
The fourth grade class at Harden-Looker School displays hobbies in the National State Bank lobby Hillside Office 1320 N Broad St. Items include dolls marionettes sewing ceramics rock collections clay models and kit cars and airplanes. The display case is used periodically for school articles.
W Emlen Roosevelt president of the National State Bank of Elizabeth announced four staff changes this week. Details on the appointments and positions were not provided in the brief notice.
Percy H Bennion of Cranford retires as assistant vice president in the Roselle Park Office. William J Hunter moves from Rahway to Roselle Park to replace him. Kenneth S Simmon of Rahway retires from the Rahway Office as vice president. Franklin M Schoner Jr of Maplewood is promoted from administrative assistant to assistant cashier at the Westfield Office.
Charles C. Phillip of Neptune told the Hill side Rotary Club that water is the world’s life source and vital to New Jersey’s growth. He traced water history from biblical times and urged development and conservation, noting New Jersey’s 1958 water plan and a projected supply through the year 2000 with foresight needed.
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