United Fund Limits Allocations Amid Strong Second Drive
Eastern Union County's United Fund marks its second annual drive with $626,000 raised, 88 percent of the $749,913 goal, surpassing last year’s start. Despite higher receipts allocations will be below 1958-59 levels, influenced by a prior $30,000 boost during administration changes. Two agencies joined the fund since last year.
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Eastern
Union County
United Fund
Harry A. Cooper
Iefund
Board of
Elizabeth
Cooper
United Fund 1960 drive distributes remaining funds
The Cerebral Palsy League and the Senior Citizens Center join the 1960 drive. Of $526,801 raised, $31,000 is reserve against uncollectible pledges, $38,551 covers campaign costs, and $20,250 funds United Fund administration through 1960. The remaining $536,199 will be allocated to member agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerebral Palsy League
Senior Citizens Center
United Fund
Martin Fox Heads UJA Drive Here
Newark lawyer Martin S. Fox was named chairman for the United Jewish Appeal campaign in Newark Irvington and Hillside for 1960. Dr. Eugene Parsonnel praised Fox as a capable leader whose drive should boost fundraising to meet ongoing local and overseas needs including Israel.
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Martin S. Fox
Newark
Irvington
Hillside
United Jewish Appeal
Essex County
Eusgene V. Parsonnel
Fox
Parsonnel
Israel
Real estate and insurance offices opened by Chester L. Frankel
Chester L. Frankel announces the opening of new real estate and insurance offices at 1278 Liberty Avenue under the Lewis Chester Agency. A World War I veteran and civic leader, he has served Newark area boards and groups and holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin and NYU School of Commerce. He and his wife Isabelle reside in Union with three children.
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Chester L. Frankel
Insurante
Liberty Avenue
Uder
Lewis- Chester Agen
Frankel
Newark
Irvington
Hillsite
Essex County
Union County
Frankel’Weber, Newark! Realtors
Weequahle Lodge
New York University School of Commerce
Rutgers University
Isabelle
Newark Beth Israel Hospital School
Industrial Chamber Installs McCarthy As Vice President
Daniel A. McCarthy treasurer of Miller Steel Co. was installed as vice president of the Industrial Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey yesterday at Lyle's Restaurant in Kearny. McCarthy, resident of Belleville, joins William H. King Jr. of Esso R and D who discussed The Peaceful Atom and has contributed to Esso's nuclear program with multiple patents.
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Daniel A. McCarthy
Miller Steel Co
Tndustrial Chamber of Commerce of
New Jersey
Lyle
Kearny McCarthy
Belleville
William H. King, Jr
Esso Research and Development Division
King
Oak Ridge
Columbia Alumni Honor Senators at Union County Dinner
Columbia Alumni Club of Union County will honor Senators Clifford P. Case and Harrison A. Williams Jr. from Union County at a testimonial dinner February 1 at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. Frederick A. Renard, club president, offers tickets at Neill & Spanier 1350 Liberty Avenue.
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Clifford P. Case
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
Union County
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Columbia Alumni Club
Columbia Law School
Frederick A. Renard
Clutt
Neill & Spanier
Liberty Avenue
Children Boost Drive For Palsy Collection
A group of children from Fairview Place and Sanford Avenue collected 30 dollars for Cerebral Palsy. Participants include Mark Marion Straka 1049 Fairview Place Marion Straka 1049 Fairview Place Lori Rothstein 1041 Fairview Place Gail Levitz Gary Levitz 1071 Fairview Place and 345 Sanforth Avenue.
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Fairview Place
Sanford Avenue
Mark, Marriet
Steven Straka
Lori Rothsteinof
Gail, Gary
Marix Levitz
Sanforth Avenue
GOP Freeholders propose program to improve Union County governance
Republican minority led by Freeholder Jay Andrew Stermer outlines ten measures to boost cooperation with the Democratic majority. The plan calls for a public referendum on a county vocational school, county job study, retention of Runnells Hospital for chest diseases, closer municipal cooperation, curbing bond issues, tighter budget control, courthouse expansion, road improvements, public minutes release, and intercounty airport siting safeguards.
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Union County Board of Freeholders
Jay Andrew Stemmer
Runnells Hospital
Freeholders
Union County
Charter Issued To Cub Pack 195
A charter was issued to Smai l Congregation for Cub Pack 195 with Mr. Donald Meyers presenting and praising youth in Scouting. Den 5 received the award, Den 6 presented the colors, and dens showcased projects and skits. Refreshments followed as Den Fathers and parents discussed future planning.
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L Congregation
Donald Meyers
Union County
America
Germany
Den_5
Den 6
Dens
Ben Tischler
Cubs
Harvard honors 40 undergraduates as John Harvard scholars
CAMBRIDGE MA Martin J Levitas of 1485 Stanley ter Hillside NJ is among 40 Harvard undergraduates honored for high scholastic achievement for 1958 59 They have been awarded John Harvard honorary scholarships Harvard's highest award
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Cambringe
Martin J. Levitas
Stanley Terrace
Hillside
N. J
Harvard College
John Harvard
Harvard
Local Cadet Promoted and Students Enroll
Howard Bloy son of Mr and Mrs Howard J Bloy 237 Windsor Way Medford Mass promoted to Airman Second Class in the 350th APROTC Cadet Group at Nor Medford. Carol Scherer daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Scherer 45 Orchard Terrace enrolled at the University of Bridgeport Conn for the 1959 60 academic year as a freshman in the College of Education majoring in elementary education.
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Howard Bloy
Howard J. Bloy
Windsor Way
Aif Nor
Medford
Mass
Cadet Bloy
The
University
Carol Scherer
Philip Scherer
Orchard Terrace
University of Bridgeport Conn
College of Education
Miss Scherer
Service Awards To Five Hillside Residents
Five Hillside residents received two year service awards from Daystrom Inc. Weston Instruments Division last week. Recipients include William Wachter, 1611 Aldine Street. Karl Zentmaier, 9094 Chester Street. George Muff, 1253 Salem Avenue. Anthony Zerweck, 196 Ryan Street. and Philip Stanger, 317 Sanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Daystrom Inc
Weston Instruments
Wiliam Wachter
Aldine Street
Karl Zentmaier
Chester Street
George Muff
Salem Avenue
Anthony Zerweck
Ryan Street
Philip Stanger
Sanford Avenue
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Preas
Walter L
Kathy Heller
Paula Lysak
Nancy Heller
Bobby Heller
Liberty Ave
Waverly
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States
Berkeley Savings
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Avenue
Fabyan Place
Martin Fox
RED Cross
Martin
Realty
Industrial Chamber
McCarthy
Columbia
GOP
Cub Pack
Smai
Superior Coal & Koppers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Coal — Koppers Coke
OTL
Jobber
Shell
Joe Nitti
Colt St
Essex
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