Hillside Rotary honors Cooper leadership at 31st anniversary
Cooper named for his Chest Drive leadership in Eastern Union County with a 10 percent over quota achieving 514266 dollars. Frank Grady praised Hillside officials Harold Benzing and Bennett Pringle for organizing drives and thanked Warren Sawyer and others for support. A separate note cites plans for Hillside Avenuе playground development with proposed fields and facilities and a February 3 committee meeting to review signatures and site plans.
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Zimmerman Photo Service
Yuppy
Union County
Wayne T. Branom
Louis Nuse
Hillside
Harold Benzing
Harry
Warren Sawyer
Grady
Rotary Club
Red Paather
Cooper
Bennett Pringle
Wayne T. Bravom
Bo Adlerbert
Joseph Einleb
Ack Ewertsen
Mantel Leeds Miller II
Alfred Adams
Sidney Silverstein
Union County eyes county vocational schools for students
Joseph Ram, seeking reelection to the Board of Education, urges the creation of county vocational schools under state law. He says the idea has stalled since 1914 and cites overcrowded high schools and budgets, arguing the county can fund education as it does parks and golf courses. He calls for public support and new board members to back county vocational education.
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Union County
Joseph Ram
Board of Education
New Jersey
Ram
County Superinindent
Board of Freeholders
Contention Over School Board and Township Committee Moves
Arthur Kreszl filed petitions for the Board of Education Monday provoking questions about the pathway between township politics and school governance. In Magistrate Court two traffic cases drew remarks from Judge Birnbaum about parking lights and license plates, withone motorist fined and another spared after the judge dismissed the charge. MAX SCHLEIFER, serving on both bodies, faced light teasing at the school board meeting as a “trailor” during his first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kreszl
Board of Education
Fonr
North Avenue
Max Schleifer
Cooper Alloy Gorp Employees Boost Red Feather Gifts
Cooper Alloy Gorp workers increased their Community Chest contributions from 248.74 to 4424 in the Red Feather campaign. Payroll education and a joint labor management committee spurred the rise. Harry A. Cooper led the drive benefiting 26 health and welfare agencies in Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle and Roselle Park. About 700 employees pledged, averaging over 6 dollars per person.
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Cooper Alloy Gorp
Harry A. Cooper
Elizabeth
Hillside
Linden
Roselle
Roselle Park
Cooper Alley
Eight vie for three Board of Education seats
With today as the filing deadline eight candidates seek the three Board of Education posts. New entrants include former Township Committeeman Arthur Kroszi Julian R Thomas of 255 Clark Street credit manager for Admiral Television Newark Michael Tobin of Liberty Avenue merchant and Alex Silverman of 241 Clark Street an accountant.
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Board of Education
Arthur Kroszi
Julian R.thomas
Clark Street
Admiral Television Corp
Newark
Michael Tobin
Liberty Avenue
Alex &. Silverman
Lions District In Mass Induction At Villa Roma
The Hillside Lions Club joined District 16 in a mass induction honoring Melvin Jones founder of Lionism at Villa Roma Elizabeth. District Governor John Glampole inducted new members Dan Bass Arnold H McClow Arthur Lapp Gus Papercio and Harvey Stone.
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Hillside Lions Club
District 16
Melvin Jones
Lionism
Villa Roma
Elizabeth
John Glampole
Hillside Club
Dan Bass
Arnold H. McClow
Board of Education
Arthur Lapp
Gus Papercio
Harvey Stone
Francis J. Grant
Murray Bright
Polio March Planned by Hillside Mothers Group
On Wednesday January 80 a Polio March is designated for the Hillside Mothers. About 00 mothers will march from 7 to Sym as residents are asked to leave porch lights on. Police protection will be provided and volunteers will bring containers to the War Memorial Building on Liberty Avenue. Refreshments are planned with Mrs Bernard Bernstein as chairman. other co chairs include Mrs Jack Lager Mrs Leonard Friedman and Mrs Arthur Warhaftig. Fundraising goal is 2500 dollars.
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Pola
Sym
War Memorial Building
Liberty Avenue
Bernard Bernestein
Jack Lager
Leonard Friedman
Arthur Warhaftig
Bank elects new directors at Hillside National Bank
Hillside National Bank elected two new directors at the annual stockholders meeting. Dr Wayne T Branon, former superintendent of schools, and Chester M Brown of Allied Chemical and Dye Co New York were named to the board. James A Oneil, president, reported 1956 assets at 726 000 with deposits rising over 2 6 million and earning assets up 22 9 million in the bank s eighty six year history.
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Wayne T Branon
Winchester Avenue
Chester M Brown
Gateway
General Chemical
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
New York City
Hillside National Bank
Bratton
Carteret
James A Oneil
Water Talks Renewed as Newark Water Proposal Debated
Township committee discussed renewing talks to obtain Newark water supply. Mayor Carlin and officials consider purchasing or condemning pipes from Elizabethtown Water. analysts warn five years before availability and costs near five million.
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Newark
Adolph A. Winston
Howard J. Bloy
Leo F. Carlin
Newad
Schulman
Republican
Hyma M. Schulman
Gerlin
Vie Newark
Enid
Elizabethtown Water’ Company
Dominick Peterpail
Bright Street
Wiliam di Buono
Nussbaum Honored by Kiwanis Club Dinner
Immediate past Hillside Kiwanis president Henry H. Nussbaum was guest of honor at a Cranwood Garwood dinner where he was named Kiwanis lieutenant governor for the district the first from the local club. Judge Ely gave remarks. Dr. Senner and Manuel Reiter led ceremonies. gifts and entertainment completed the event.
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Henry H. Nussbaum
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Cranwood
Garwood
Nussbaum
Kiwanis
William H. H. Ely
Morris County
Bernard
Phillips
Kiwanly
Bernard Senner
Hillside Kiwanis
William H. J. Ely
Wokson
Thomas Calls for World Citizenship and Disarmament
Thomas, a world figure linked to socialism, urged universal disarmament and a UN style police force to protect nations and raise living standards. He warned that without reorganizing loyalties and expanding peaceful uses of science, modern weapons could annihilate humanity. Joseph Rath introduced him at Hillside Lodge in Sinai Congregation.
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Navyman Thomas
Thomas
Hillside Lodge
Binai B'rith
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
United Nations Organization
UN General Assembly
Joseph Rath
Candidates Night For School Board
Harden-Looker School P T A hosts a candidates night January 31 at 8 pm in the Curtis Room. Each board candidate presents a platform and answers audience questions to help voters assess qualifications for the February 13 election.
State Meeting for Eleventh Grade Parents
Dr Wayne Branom announced a meeting for parents of eleventh grade pupils to be held in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening January 24 at 8 pm. Principal Ruhl Custer and vice principal W Stacey Dunhim will explain the high school curriculum guide sheets and extracurricular activities with guidance staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T Branom
Branom
Ruhl L Custer
W. Stacey Dunhim
Jane Krumnacher
Wid Dr
Brinom
Welfare post appointment for 40 and 8 in New Jersey
Paa Kinner of 996 Salon Avenue was named child welfare chairman of the Grande Vulture Department of New Jersey La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux. The group plans 10 representatives to Jersey Boys State at Rutgers University in New Brunswick in June, with over 700 boys expected to attend.
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Paa Kinner
Salon Avenue
Department of
New Jersey
la Societe Dis
Dog Licenses Renewed for January Renewal
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy announces dog licenses must be obtained by February 1 and are renewals during January. Licenses are available in the Municipal Building for 1.25 dollars for male dogs and 2.25 dollars for female dogs.
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S Township
Howard J. Bloy
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Recreation Commission
Muntelpsl
Kresal
Schleifers
College Inn
Yale Avenue
GAY Tones
Lions
Mass Induction
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Sinai
Wilyton Wind
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Gantin
Milton J. Rabin
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Henry Goldber
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Health Board
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Saxness
Berkter
Goldhor
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John W. Krug
Highland Avenue
Police Department
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Clifford Meyers
William Smaith
Fin Age
Vile
Paul F. Korlesky
Njiyov
Kiwanis Club
Eisenhower
World Organization
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Hills'de EL
Salem Pharmacy
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy& Juvenile Furniture Store
Baby Carriages — Bicycles Toys
Lowel Traine
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Browney Funeral Home
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Jackson Shoe Mart
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