Water Companies Joined In Merger In New Jersey
More than 500 000 residents in Central New Jersey began receiving water from the new Elizabethtown Water Co. on July 1. The Plainfield Union Water Co. and the Consolidated Elizabeth town Water Co. merged at a June 30 meeting in Elizabeth to form a new firm serving Union Middlesex and Somerset counties. Robert W. Kean Jr. was elected president of the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New Jersey
New
Elizabethtown Water Co
Kitcen
National State Bank
Plainfield-Union Water Co
Union
Middlesex
Somerset
Robert W. Kean, Jr
Elizabethtown Company
Consolidation of Water Firms Forms New Regional Provider
A new company named Somerville Water Co forms from the merger of Elizabeth Tier and Middlesex Water Co with a wholesale supplies revival. The plan creates a regional provider serving communities including Plainfield, Roselle, Scotch Plains, North Plainfield, Dunellen, Somerville, and nearby towns through a wholly owned subsidiary. New officers include Francis L. Winslow as senior vice president and treasurer, Eloy S. Patterson as executive vice president, and John Ry Sailer as secretary. Directors feature Kean, Patterson, Winslow, and others from Livingston, Summit, Union, and Plainfield. Stakeholders have approved the consolidation and awaited regulatory clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weve Company
Keeeping
Whebethtown
Warler
Linden
Union
Plillside
Piscataway
Clark
Plainfield
Westfield
Cranford
Roselle
Scotch Plains
North Plainfeld
Roselle Park
Kentiworth
Manwood
Mountainside
South Plainfield
Garwoul
Middlesex
Dunellen
Somerville
Gridgewater
Ravin
Hirough
Somerville Water Co
Elizabeth
Roh Edison
Highland Park
Frankihe Township
Middlesex Water Co
Revpive
Francis L. Winslow
Plainfield-Urtion
Eloy S. Patterson
James Glovid
Ines Hervey D Gott
John Ry Sailer
Mr Kean
Patterson
Winslow
John Fedor
Limlen
EL. Grassehinn
Exqabeta
Robert W. Kean, Sr
Livingston
Joseph Moveoratt
Dunetten
Raymend OT
Parrot
Summit
James M. Walle
Wool Tz
Hillsire
College students named to Dean's Lists across institutions
Six Hill side students at Douglass College Rutgers earn Dean's List honors. Eight Hillside residents enroll in Union Junior College Summer Session. Four area students make Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Dean's List. Brenda Lagerer of Hillside also named to Fairleigh Dickinson University Dean's List.
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New Brunswick
Hillside
Douglass College
Rutgers
State University
Ruth M. Adams
Miriam
Bear
Compton Terrace
Harriet Heuer
Summit Avenue
Nina Road
Leslie Street
Doris Steinman
Dover Avenue
Ruth Welch
Sterner Road
Joani Zonderman
Stanley Terrace
Union Junior College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Barry M. Kibel
Herman Kible
Conklin Avenue
Howard B. Korenstein
Korenstein
Wilder Street
Herbert A. Lewitter
Kenneth J. Lewitte
Teaneck
Brenda Lageer
Irvington Avenue
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Marinus C. Galanti
Miss Handshuh Announces Engagement Plans for August Wedding
Miss Handshuh of Millburn and John Garely of Jersey City announce their engagement. Miss Handshuh is a Newark State College graduate and a speech therapist with the Linden school system. Garely, a Jersey City State College student, teaches in Jersey City and pursues an Rutgers University administration degree. An August wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Oval
Ub Millburn
Thistle
Ty Lewis Garely
Abrem Garely
Broil Mun Parkway
Jersey City
Miss Handshuh
Newark State College
Linden
Garely
Jersey City State College
Rutgers University
Newark
Seton Hall School of Law
Salvation Army Fund Drive Reaches 78 Percent
Hillside has reached 78 percent of its annual Salvation Army fund appeal, led by Captain Ernest Baxendale, Service Extension Director for northern New Jersey. The town is above the county average of 73 percent as of July 1, with the campaign $32,048.79 ahead of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Salvation Army
Ernest Baxendale
Northier New Jersey
Baxendale
Hillside servicemen enlistments and training updates
The Marine Corps Recruiting Station Elizabeth reports Clarence Walter Shaver Jr. has enlisted and begun twelve weeks of recruit training at Parris Island. Afterward he heads to Camp Lejeune for four weeks of advanced infantry training, then returns home for a twenty day leave before reporting to duty or school at a U S post or station. Army Reserve Pvt. David A Romano and Lt. Brady of Hillside are noted for recent training and assignments at Fort Leonard Wood and related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Elizabeth
Clarence Walter’ Shaver, Jr
Clarence Shaver
Williamson Avenue
Parris Island
Pvt
Shaver
Camp Lejeune
N. C
United States
Fort Leonard Wood
Army Reserve
David A.’ Romano
Sam Romano
Conant Street
Hillside
N. J
Latrobe
Thomas E. Mo
Brady
Elmer Place
Hill Romano
Aelred J. Beck
O. S.B
New
Hillside High School
Mayor Talks Garbage Rules to Residents
Mayor Louis A. Dieshler reminded residents this week that local ordinances prohibit placing out garbage more than 12 hours before collection and require covered receptacles. He warned that noncompliance could lead to evundation and urged cooperation with the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Disehler
Judo Demonstration At Hillside Lodge Meeting
James J. Cheatham demonstrated judo and karadi for Hillside Lodge 1514 B ounce B n a i Brith. He explained differences between methods and their aspects. Refreshments followed as a fund raising plan outlined for trustees and team captain roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
James J. Cheatham
James J. Cheatham-Karadi Inc
Chancellor Restaurant
Newark
Robert Diamond
Salem Avenue
Private center sold to Vail Deine School expands services
The Loane treatment center in Elizabeth, once a college building, has been sold to the Vail Deine School. The three story former college structure adds nine classrooms a recreation room cafeteria library two offices and a conference room aiding expansion for cerebral palsy services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loane
Elizabeth
Vail Deine School
R. Pollats‘tele of
County League
United Cerebral Palsy Associations of
New Jersey
Longevity Spotlight on Hillside Man of 100
Day OF Bull Run background notes celebrate Mr. Dilks a Hillside Elizabeth area centenarian aged about 100. Daughter Miss Anna Ethel Dilks and younger relatives Mrs La Blanche Works of 50 Harden street are mentioned. A former Hillside ser man later Newark insurance broker he enjoys violin radio and philosophy and credits temperance faith and abstinence for his long life. He is a life member of the American Indian Association and The Lishbearers Bible group and shows keen interest in science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Dilks
Anna Ethel Dilks
la Blanche
Harden Street
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Newark
Mey
Mr. Dilks
Lishbearers
Aril
God
Pingry Summer Session Sees Strong Enrollment and New Institute
Edward W. Cissel notes strong summer learning interest with 35 volunteers in the noncredit enrichment course. Pingry’s Summer Session runs June 28 to August 16 with 470 total students across academic and recreation divisions. The Pingry Summer Science Institute opens with 40 students, 20 biology and 20 chemistry, guided by two senior teachers and guest lecturers. Near trips to local research labs are planned for Institute participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debarwn
Edward W. Cissel
Pingry
Jesse J. Morgan, Jr
Masters' Square
Science Institute
S.S
Toutun-Ray
Volunteers Run PAL Activities This Week
Volunteers oversee PAL building and activities under Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kifner while Patrolman Alois J. Stier and Miss Dorothy Groeger are away. Girl PAL members are making bandages for veterans hospitals under Mrs. Kifner. A PAT dance is set for Saturday August 5 directed by Charlotte Skilton. boxing registration is open at the PAL building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois J. Stier
PAL
Dorothy Groeger
Paul Kifner
Kifner
Veterans
Veterans’ Hospitals
Charlotte Skilton
Cerebral Palsy League Moves to West Springfield Ave Center
Union County Cerebral Palsy League announces acquisition of the former Union Junior College site at West Street and Springfield Ave as its new diagnosis and education center. The organization suspends its elimination program to transfer equipment from 636 Salem Ave Elizabeth after nine years. Regular therapy and instruction for about 125 preschool and kindergarten children will resume in September at the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford
United Cerebral Palsy League
Union County
Union Junior College
West
Wally
Springfield Avenue
Athe League
Ealion
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Merck Leader Lectures At Pingry Summer Science Institute
Dr. Max Tishler president of Merck Sharp & Dohme Laboratories spoke at the Pingry Summer Science Institute lecture July 10. He urged scientists to maintain objective, scientific viewpoints to discern truth amid politics and emotion. The program serves 40 top high school students with six weeks of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest €. Shawcross
Cy Brett Boocock, Jr
Merck
Pingry
Max Tishler
Merck Sharp & Dohme Laboratories
Rahway
Tishler
Lecliver
Religious services schedule across churches and synagogues
The notice lists weekly worship times for Faith Wabernacle and other Assemblies of God churches, plus Sinai Congregation services at Sinai Avenue with rabbi, Hebrew school hours, and Conservative Congregation of Hillside details including location and rabbi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yay Ave
Cooperative Assemblies of God
Sulvia
J. Sills
Sinai Minlionaires
Post Bar Mitavah
Sinai Hebrew School Plassas
Hebrew School
Herman Lansey
Kasoff
New Hebrey School & Youth Center
Hillside
Salem Ave
H. Beryl Lasker
Aviation pace lags as jet port debate continues
The piece argues that aviation advances outpace airport planning with monorail and helicopter transit proving more practical than buses or cars. It questions federal and Port of New York Authority action while noting Dewey's possible stance in Tobin contempt case and discusses local education job qualifications for a supervisory post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of New York Authority
Airlines
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Austin J. Tobin
Congress
Dewey
New Jersey
Mr. Dewey
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Hillside Times
North Broad Street
Telephone Waverly
Weae
California
Avon Cosmetics
Yin
Davis
Pope Ted Cree Fooh Eeenreee
Carmello Dellutri
Henry Goldhor
Broad Street
Epueaave Newey ‘Furniture
Sheraton
Best
Conant St
Morris Avenue
Westfield Ave
Elizabeth Neil S
Phillips
Eran Irconirrretta
Fimnerman Phot Sree
Nero Orennese Erannen
Garges
Ju Oe
Mattresses
Liberty Ave
Call
F. Hintenberger
U. S
Wes
Nesday
Carden State Parkway
Irvington
Maplewood
Water Companies
Hillside Ambulance Cadet Corps
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Bete
Wiliam McCarthy
The
Hillside Ambulance
Thomas Street
Hillside,n. J
Stephen H. Kleiman
Clinton Place
John R. Malone
Union Avenue
Romaine M. Ross
Paul Rubin
Sanford Avenue
Barry S. Stadlin
Valerie A. Starkey
Purce Street
Richard J. Storch
Long Avenue
Martin B. Tepper
Schley Street
Thipum
Bonnie Handshun
Lergarten
Pingry News
Atc
Robert Mitonunt
Jack Webb
Martha Hyer
Archie
Esther Williams
Cliff Robertson
Elvis Presley
Trapp
ER Mill Playhouse
Swanson
By Malcolm Wells
Board of Education
Joseph Ram
Ram
Anthony Avella
Ruhl L. Custer
Ess
W. Stacy Dunham
Avella
A. J. Heating CO
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