Hillside Industrial Association Marks Ten Years
The Hillside Industrial Association observed its first decade with a gala at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. About 200 attendees heard past president James L. Macwithey and Bristol Myers Co moderator summarize ten years of growth and activities from the group.
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Hillside Industrial Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
James L. Macwithey
Bristol. Myers Co
Ite
Walker Endorses Mrs. Jean White for Board of Education
Francis H. Walker, former two year board member and twelve year veteran, publicly endorsed Jean A. White for a three year term on the Board of Education at the February 10 election. He praised her experience as district clerk and board member, calling her level headed and practical for the school system.
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Francis H. Walker
Educa ‘Ton
Jean A. White
Walker
Jean White
Alga
Anil Tus
Dont Whatson 4 A Fresh Approach Campaign In Court For The Record
Mrs Mildred S Bean of date for the Board of Education declares there will be no high pressure no campaign manager no war chest no cocktail party no political backing and no further political ambition At a public hearing on the school budget last Wednesday night Bean noted that non teachers who advance their education are not always assured of pay increases Teacher salary guides rely on training and higher pay for more teaching skills Harvey Stone a school board candidate and regular Municipal Court visitor recalled paying a fine with $10 from a hurried driver after being told the amount Magistrate Goldhor quipped Some people go to great lengths to get votes Florence Dwyer announced that she would have the front page editorial of the January 15 issue read into the Congressional Record praising Hillside Industrial Association and its Hillside Industrial Foundation The action reflects Dwyer's concern for industrialists in other communities and underlines her popularity as the county's lone Republican survivor of last November's Democratic avalanche.
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Mildred S. Bean
Board of Education
Bean
Harvey Stone
Sons of Municipal Court
Henry Goldhor
Stone
Goldhor
Florence Dwyer
Congressional Record
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Walsh Proposes School Stop Signs
John G. Walsh, candidate for the two year unexpired term on the Board of Education, calls for installation of school stop signs in crossing areas. He says signs should be set up by the safety patrol and removed during opening, closing, and lunch hours on school days to provide added protection for Hillside children.
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John G. Walsh
Board of Education
Walsh
Hillside
Florence Greenwald Rites Held in Newark at 75
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at E Bernhelm & Sons Memorial Chapel Newark for Mrs Florence Greenwald 75 who died Monday at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. Interment was in King Solomon Cemetery Clifton She was widow of Jerman Greenwald born in New York City and had resided in Newark 51 years before moving to Hillside 12 years ago. Survivors include two sons Mop roe of South Orange and Howard of Union three daughters Mrs Dorothy Ravitz of East Orange Mrs Ruth Sobo of Maplewood and Mrs Hortense Shider of Hillside nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Mbs
Herman Greenwald
E. Bernhelm & Sons Memorial
Newark
Florence Greenwald
Williamson Avenue
St Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
King Solomon Cemetery
Clifton
Jerman Greenwald
Greenwald
New York City
Fillside
Stone lauds vocational study in Union County
Harvey Stone, candidate for the two year unexpired term on the Board of Education, hailed the Union County Vocational and Technical Survey report as a definite step toward filling the gap in education for students seeking this field. The State Department of Education Vocational Division notes a need for expanded vocational training and preparation of high school and out of school youth for skilled trades and technical occupations without requiring a college degree. Stone urged immediate study of establishing vocational education programs to employ about 97 percent of skilled and technical workers in the county.
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Harvey Stone
Board of Education
Union County Vocational and Technical Survey
State’ Department of Education Vocational Division
Ution
Stane
Union Councl
Beattie Seeks Three Year Board Term For Education
Beattie promoted a three year term at meetings and a Friday Meat the Candidate gathering hosted by John J dakuboski. He stressed Hillside’s favorable position and urged continued high educational standards and goals while urging prudent business judgment for homeowners.
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Willside
Board of Education
John Beattie
John J. Dakuboski
Conant Street
Beattie
Hillside
Hillside Defense Council Exercises and Budget Rise
Hillside Civil Defense Council met Tuesday night for Operation Control, activating the Control Center. The council proposed a 310,500 budget, an increase from last year, and discussed federal matching funds, future objectives, and a planned SURVIVAL plan.
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Hillside Civil Defense Council
Girscout
Samuel Leventer
Need for Vocational School in Union County
Mrs Bela Lukacs and Mrs Werbert Sacker of George Washington School PTA attended a Union County Council meeting to discuss a vocational school. Elizabeth Dr William J West, Union County Superintendent of Schools, noted 33 percent of high school students favor technical courses and 40 percent would attend after graduation. The plan would serve adults as well and included a tour of the Edison Vocational School.
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Bela Lukacs
Werbert Sacker
George Washington School
PTA
Union County Council
Rison Vackat
Elizabeth
William J. West
Union County
Koch Seeks School Board Seat With Hillside Praise
Sheldon Koch, candidate for a three year term on the Board of Education, lauds Hillside’s Monel system as among the best scholastically. He credits local leaders for adopting progressive education and cites the Conant Report supporting current methods, urging support for February 10 election.
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Sheldon Koch
Board of Education
Hillside
Hesile
Conant
Koch
School Posts Are Changed District Voting Shifts Noted
Mrs Helen P Kirkpatrick secretary to the Board of Education announced changes due to realignment of election districts for the February 10 meeting and election. Voters in Districts 16 and 10 now vote at Murden School, Districts 11 and 15 at Saybrook School, and Districts 12 18 and 1 at Aly on E Morris School.
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Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Educntion
Anning
Murdenhool
Saybrook
Alyon E. Morris
Share Community Service Lauded By Local Education Board
A meeting at Joseph Ram’s home, board president, praised Lute Share for three years of community service on the Board of Education. Members urged voting in the February 10 election to ensure a board of integrity, loyalty, and continued service, noting the board controls nearly half of the tax dollar.
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Joseph Ram
Board of Education
Share
Pebury
Hillside School Board Budget Plan and Class of 1929
The Hillside School Board outlines budget steps for the 30th anniversary Peano celebration. The 1929 high school class will start activities in the coming month under chair Amos H McClow and vice chair Joni Beattie. Committee members include Emma Hahnsen, Elizabeth Piter, and Arthur Bark, all still residents of the site. The class holds a record of ten straight reunions with notable anniversaries in 1949 and 1954. Annamae Rudolph served as the class adviser for the graduating class of 1929.
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Peano
Hillside
Cliss
Ne c
Amos Hi. McClow
Joni Beattie
Emma Hahnsen
Eliabeth Marsh Piter
Arur
Mr Piter
Annamae Rudolph
Mrs Ninesling Elected to Union Mental Health Board
Mrs Frank Ninesling of 293 Shelton Terrace Was elected to the board of directors of the Union County Association for Mental Health to fill an unexpired term at its 14th annual meeting Tuesday in Mountainside She has led in the Tilliside Mental Health fund drive and in local civic affairs Meanwhile a school board approved a budget totaling 1 94613175 for the coming year with two local levy items Current Expense and Repairs and Replacements The total to be voted on is 1 620815 including debt service levy details and questions from about 20 attendees Salary scaling for teachers was outlined with a 200 across the board increase and new salary scales advanced to reflect training years
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Frank Ninesling
Shelton Terrace
Union County
Mountainside
Ninesling
Tilliside
Board of Education
Arnold J. McClow
McClow
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Eli Lief
Anniversary of Industrial Association
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Harold Benzing
Max Schleifer
Bo Adlerbert
Neelect Charles
Mancuso
Jack Redlus
Liberty Ave
Fischer Chrysler
Wartburg
Broad St
Growney Funeral Home
Broad
Hillsid
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
William Gu
CD di Hooton
Louis A Disehley
Mark Janell
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