Community leaders plan riverfront park development drive
Citizens including Dr Wayne Brannum Judge Goldhor and Detective Al Steir back a riverfront park project. A January river trip in cold weather and a planning board report to the Mayor and Town ship Committee show continued cleanup efforts were not in vain. Funeral services noted at Growney Funeral Home. Also includes Christian Science weekly lesson sermon on Life and Sinal Congregation notices with a July schedule of services led by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Brannum
Goldhor
al Steir
Gillmore
P.T.A
Park Commissions
Bernard B. Bernstein
Mary Baker Eddy
Sinal Congregation
Maple Avenue
Eliezer Cohen
Krementz Named a Bank Board
John W. Kress president of Howard Savings Institution announced the election of M. Krementz to the Board of Managers. Krementz is vice-president of Krementz & Company, Newark’s early jewelry manufacturers founded in 1866 by George Krementz. Julius A. Lebkuecher, later Newark mayor, joins as board member. Lebkuecher serves as president of the Manufacturing Jewelers and Silver-Smiths of America and trustee of Newark Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kress
Howard Savings Institution
Jeubert
M. Krementz
Cmentz
Rementz & Company
Newark
George Krementz
Julius A. Lebkuecher
The
Manufacturing Jewelers and Silver- Smiths of America
Newark Museum
United Hospitals of” Newark
Cozzi Earns Honors at Bloomfield College Evening Session
Frank E. Cozzi of 70 Warwick Road Hillside attained honors in Bloomfield College spring evening session. Announced today by Robert Van Valer evening session adviser and admissions counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Cozzi
Warwick Road
Hillside
Bloomfield College
Robert van Valer
Honors list based on 3.2 quality-point average
The honors list is limited to evening session students who complete six or more semester hours, achieving a quality-point average of 3.2 or higher. The requirement emphasizes continued enrollment and sufficient coursework for recognition.
Bristol-Myers Stockholders OK Asset Purchase
At the annual stockholders meeting on July 6 Bristol-Myers approved acquiring the business and assets of The Crackett Company. A proposed cumulative voting resolution was defeated. Gavin K. MacBain, president, said second quarter earnings are expected about 58 cents per share, up about 20 percent from 1964's second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Company
Crackett Company
Lewis _D
Gavin K. MacBain
Police Exam Results Declared by New Jersey Civil Service
The New Jersey Civil Service Commission announced last Friday the top three finishers on the patrolmen examination. First place went to Donald L. Baker, former patrolman. Norman J. Woitkowski took second. Donald D. Wolfe placed third and is noted for his activity with the Hillside PAL. Police Chief Ernest Voelk says three replacements are needed to cover retirees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Civil Service’ Commission
Donald L. Baker
Norman J. Woitkowski
Donald D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Hillside
Ernest Voelk
Junior Achievers Take 8 Day Tour
Barbara A. Issler of Hillside is among 30 Junior Achievement members who left Monday for an eight day tour of east coast space centers. They will visit Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt Maryland NASA headquarters Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington Martin Orlando rocket assembly plant in Orlando and Kennedy Space Center in Cocoa Beach. Incentive awards funded by business and industry sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara A. Issler
Thomas St
Hillside
United States Space Centers
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
Washington, D.C
Orlando
Fla
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Cocoa Beach
Hillside Rotary Club selects chairmen for events and programs
Ira Gottsche named chairman of Hillside Rotary Club first ladies night program to be held Aug 25 or 26 at Clinton. Club met at Kingston Restaurant Union and plans to attend The Caretaker at Arts Co. Echo Plaza Mountainside events, cocktails at Charles Meyers Hampton home, dinner at Coach and Paddock Clinton. Harold Benzing and Mr Meyers assist Gottsche. Albert Swider, new president, announced board and scholarship committee meeting Aug 18 and club assembly Sept 3 at College Inn. Club aims to send an eight year old girl to camp for four weeks and to grow membership and attendance. chairmen listed for club service Walter A Schorr Jr, community service Henry Milne, international service Thaddeus Jascor, vocational service Howard Forsell. Sub-committee chairmen at 80 named. future barber shop quartet concert committee to be formed. possible Hillside High School Interact Club discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Gottsche
Hillside Rotary Club
Clinton
Kingston
Union
Philip Burton
The
Arts Co
Echo Plaza
Mountainside
Charles Meyers
Hampton
Gottscho
Harold
Walter A. Schorr Jr
Henry Milne
Thaddeus Jascor
Howard Forsell
Hillside High School
Hillsider Sworn As New Citizen
Antonia Lembo of 1306 Gurd Ave is among 45 adults who took the oath of allegiance as new citizens. The ceremony was held before Union County Judge W. Fillmore Wood at the Union County Courthouse, with Union County Clerk Henry G. Nulton administering. The next citizenship class is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Lembo
Gurd Ave
Tool
Union County
W. Fillmore Wood
Henry G. Nulton
Hillside
Final class to be sworn Aug 16 before county judge
The ceremony is set for August 16 with County Judge Carroll W. Hopkins overseeing the oath. It will mark the final class session before the general election held in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll W. Hopkins
Hillside Lands River Parcel For Park Commission Bridge Plan
Public opinion notes in Hillside about the Township Committee approving donated land along the East Branch of the Elizabeth River to the Union County Park Commission for an additional recreational facility. In return Hillside would receive a rustic bridge and cleanup of a decayed area, with civic effort highlighted by Peter Humanick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth River
Union County Park Commission
Hillside
Park Commission
Peter Humanick
Funeral Held For Mrs Weigly 78 In Newark Area
Elizabeth Wisokay Weigly 78 of 15 Long Ave died Friday night after a long illness. Widow of George Weigly she was born in Hungary and came to the United States at age 11 settling in Saybrook and living there 62 years. A parishioner of Church of the Assumption Newark and St Elizabeth’s Society member. Survived by three sons George J Hillside John C Elizabeth and Peter J Maplewood and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wisokay Weigly
Long Ave
George Weigly
Hungary
Saybrook
Church of the Assumption
Newark
St. Elizabeth's Society
George J
Hillside
John C
Elizabeth
Peter J. Weigly
Maplewood
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Growney Funeral Home
N, Broad St
Samuel M. Valla
Cranford
Newark State College
Esso
Richard E. Klein
Valla
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Plainfield
E. Jonathan Bell
Evelyn
Rementz
College Inn
Ernie Yager
Yale Avenue
N.J
Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers
Maple Avenue WaAverly
Naked
Salem Delicatessen
North Broad St
Open Daily Inc
Hollywood LiquOr & Delicatessen
Hollywood Avenue
Nate Lava
Wycko’'S Cafe
Hillside Ave
Uncle Tom's Cafe
Chancellor-Ave
Rotary Club
Johnny Murphy’s
Brass Horn Restaurant
Cherry & West Grand Sts
al, Zimmerman Express
Dinera Club Credit Carda
Townley
North Ave
Moris Avenue
Gourmet Magazine
Hillsider
Hollywood Tavern
Hollywood
New Ponderosa Room
John L. Dixon
Sharo Bros
Bill Johnson
the Cowboy Serenader
Barca’s Pizzeria
Morris Avenue
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burry’s Biscuit CO
Lyon
Alll Allis
Gloria Ghu
Springfield
Hillside Pork Store
Liberty. Ave
Eve
Vets
Sun
Tues
Christine Leo
Fred Meller
New York
East Side
Sats
Emerson
Christine
Cherry Street
Ene
Kullman
Burgerama
OR Ave
Julius & Kay Augarten
Harry 'S
Fife
Maine
Harry’s
Fabyan Place
Citizens Club
Bloy ST
Cor
Harvard Ave
Kentucky Gentlemen Trio
Wanda West
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