Barber Retires After 30 Years in Hillside Shop
William Earnest Wood, longtime barber and Maple Avenue shop owner since November 1926, retires after 32 years at his Hillside shop. A key figure in local barber unions, he helped push for better prices and hours, and led the Hillside Barbers Association. A Boy Scout founder in England, he served in the British Army in Russia during World War I and attended his son’s wedding before a final retirement.
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Iter School
Wallsall
England
William Earnest Wood
Maple Avenue
Wood
Country Road
Hillside Barbers
Hillside Barbers Association
Employers Guild of America
Newark
Barbers of
USA
Russa
Birmingham
Eribbige
Hillside
Free America Held Worthy Of Support
Dr George R Seidel, education manager for DuPont, urged Hillside Rotary to back America's institutions church synagogue home school and factory. He outlined research success rates, DuPont efforts on mylar and polyester, and claimed $80 million spent on the product. He cited church membership and spiritual giving totals to underline societal responsibilities.
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America
George R. Seidel
Hillside Rotary
Hem
Dr. Seidel
Department of Public Relations
B. 1. duPont de Nemours Co. Inc
Wilmington
Del
Speeches On Education And Economy Highlight Appeals
A fragmented article reflects a speaker arguing education costs and value beyond dollars with claims of ten billion dollars annual education cost and a national product of forty three billion. It notes European contrasts, calls for government support, and mentions local events including a Hillside Senior discussion and a Sinai Congregation meeting. It also mentions real estate advertising by Theresa M Rensen.
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Ife
Unt
Europe
Hi Stud
Deus Uist
Hillside
Seidel
Ren
Wmer
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Est
Eli Banning
Jerusalem
Tsofim
Israel
Sinai Sisterhood Installs Officers in Community Event
Sinai and Sisterhood held a joint installation for officers and trustees. The program featured a guest speech titled The Role of Love in the Community by Tabbi Paul Levovita of Blakewood, national treasurer of The Rabbinical Council of America.
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Ferenctts
Sinai Dition
Hood
Mandy Ji
Synanopue
Tabbi Paul 4
Levovita
Blakewood
Rabbinical Council of
Amerisil
Betrothal and Family News From Around Town
Announcement of the betrothal of Miss Ellida Jean Higgins to Mr Daniel Benesh of 556 Puree street. Higgins is daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Higgins of Clark, a Prudential employee, while Benesh is a Hillside High School graduate associated with Cosmo Distribu ting in Hillside. Additional betrothal news notes Dr and Mrs William C Wuester of 240 Exeter Avenue announcing their daughter Mary Jane Wuester to Mr Robert H Whitney of Concord Mass and Mr George S Whitney of Concord. Mary Jane, Wall-Deane School alumna, is at Mt Holyoke College while Whitney is a Yale senior. Also noted are a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs James Williams and an open house in their honor. Elizabeth Williams attended, with guests including Jack Burnside, Jack Reid, and Mrs Hick Drummond. The Williams couple married in 1904 in Shotts, Scotland, and moved to Hillside after time in Kearny. Mr Williams previously worked at Purolator Products in Rahway. Mrs Williams active in Mason ic groups and helped wartime Bundles for Britain. News also reports the birth of Lauri Sue Rudin on December 15 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital to Sandi Gardner Rudin and husband Sheldon H Rudin of 1543 Schley Street. Gardner is the daughter of Samuel and 1590 Bayview Avenue. Finally, engagement news notes Frances Suesserman of 146 Stanley Terrace to Marvin Cohen of Colonia 26 Kilmer Drive. Frances is the daughter of Leo Suesserman and the late Mrs Suesserman and is a student at Hillside High.
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Ellida Jean Higgins
Daniel Benesh
Puree Street
William A. Higgins
Janie Jane
Clark
Arthur L. John, Son Regional High School
Springfield
Higgins
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
Hillside High School
Cosmo Dibuting Company
Hillside
William C. Wuester
Exeter
Mary Jane Wuester
Robert H. Whitney
Donita Stahl Whitney
Concord
Mass
George S. Whitney
Wall-Deane School
Elizabeth
T Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Milton Academy
Milton
Whitney
Yale University
New Haven
James Williams
James Street
Elizabeth Williams
Jack Burnside
Moosic
Penny
Jack Reid
Pom
Pano
Florida
Hick Drummond
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Willams
Shotts
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Kearsy
Williams li
Purolator Products
Rahway
Britain
Sheldon H. Rudin
Schley Street
Lauri Sue
Beth Istrael
Rudin
Sandi Gardner
Samuuel Gardner
Bayview Avenue
Frances Suesserman
Stanley Terrace
Marvin Cohen
Herman Cohen
Kilmer Drive
Colonia
Fleet
Leo Suesserman
Suesserman
Thside
Hertt Pie
Fevington
Harrison
Local Newark Births and Weddings Chronicle
Transwick- the wadding AVL take platc He 13. i s another boy fon Mi an Mrs. Simon M. Kaghin at 187 Wainwright street, Newark. Litvie Leonard Prost arrived December 1b at Newry Beth Tstirel Hospital. They have two other Luis, fdde and Mark 2 years old. Mrs. Kaplan is the former Miss Testher Grogs, daughter of Summit avenue. Mr Karp dan iS as decountant in Newark. The talented pinches of Mr. Gustave Suehow created a miniature merry go round or a record player base. The right creation is a versatile piece in the home of his son and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Jofin Bendokas of Meade lervace, Ulu. Mr. and Mrs. William Goodsteen announce the arrival of their third son December 31 at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth. Baby Thomas’s two brothers are. Mrs. Goodstein is the former Miss Olive Sydaupsiter. Mr. and Mrs. Buwned Syers of Union avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crystal of 953 Salem avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Glovi tal Me Donald Stanley. A graduate at Upsala College, East Orange, Miss Crystal is a teacher at Valley Road Select School, an alumnus of Indiana Institute of Technology, engineer with RCA. In Harrison a wedding is planned for July 12. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lans ey of 301 Clark street announce arrival of a son Dave and Larry January 5 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital. They have two other children Susan and Robert Michael. Mrs. Lansey is the former Rose Monat of London, England. Mr. Lansey is principal of Sinai Hebrew School in Hillside.
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Transwick
Simon M. Kaghin
Wainwright Street
Newark
Litvie
Leonard Prost
Newry Beth Tstirel Hospital
Luis
Fdde
Mark
Kaplan
Testher Grogs
Summit Avenue
Karp Dan
Gustave Suehow
North Broad Street
Suehow
Iig
Byass
Dasughter
Jofin Bendokas
Meade
Goodstein
Olive Sydaupsiter
Buwned Syers
Union Avenue
Arthur Crystal
Salem Avenue
Miss Glovital
Donald Stanley
Charles
Scher
Webster Avenue
Devin
Upsala College
East Orange
Crystal
Valley Road Selisol Iark
Ter Fliance
Indiana Institute of Technology
RCA
Llarrison
Herman C. Lansey
Clark Street
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