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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
6
Classified notice for photo service and wedding related needs at 113 Liberty Ave. Includes contact EL 4 6505. Also lists apartment for rent.
The Board designated Chester M. Brown of 860 Gateway as chief executive officer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Kerby H. Fiske. Brown, president since 1959, has served as vice president and led the National Aniline and General Chemical Divisions and sits on Hillside National Bank's board.
A compilation of church notices across several denominations. Catholic, Ukrainian Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Assembly of God, Christian Science, and a synagogue offer weekly masses, services, classes, youth activities, choirs, and evening schedules. Key churches include Christ the King, Immaculate Conception, Hillside United Presbyterian, Coe-Weds Couples Club, Calvary Lutheran, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, Franklin Memorial Methodist, Hillside Assembly of God, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Sinai Congregation with daily and weekend timings.
The Hillside National Bank of Hillside New Jersey calls a special shareholders meeting for August 10 1962 at noon at 1920 North Broad Street Hillside to vote on an Agreement of Consolidation with The National State Bank Elizabeth NJ. Transfer books will close July 31 1962. By order of the Board of Directors Oliver F Hert cashier.
Mr Willard Johnson of 116 Cherry Ave Bound Brook has been chosen by Princeton University to join the Summer Language Institute. The program, co sponsored by the United States Office of Education under the National Defense Education Act, includes 85 participants split between French and German with stipends for each participant and for dependents. Demonstration classes will use local high school students to illustrate new teaching resources and materials.
The Howard Savings Institution becomes New Jersey’s first savings bank to reach 500 million dollars in assets. Gov Hughes and Newark Mayor Adonizio congratulate chairman William L. Maude and president John W. Kress as the bank notes 105 years of service and growth across New Jersey. The bank reports 343.5 million in mortgage loans on 29,700 NJ properties and over 283,000 depositors.
The Union County Tuberculosis and Health League in Elizabeth reports clinical status of Hillside town TB cases at end of June. Total 22 cases: six active, two probably inactive, and 14 definitely inactive.
Miss Betty Lou Sparrell of Westfield marked her twenty fifth anniversary of employment with Bristol Myers Products Division in Hillside where she has served as secretary to the head of Processing and worked across Research and Control Laboratories. She chairs the Bristol Myers Credit Union Educational Committee and sits on its board, contributes to THE BEAM, and has long been a choir member at Westfield Presbyterian Church.
James E. Mitchell of Mountainside, Stamler campaign manager, announces a dinner committee to honor Assemblyman Stamler. Charles S. Tracy of Hillside is named chair. The dinner is set for September 20 at the Hotel Suburban, Summit with tickets at Stamler Headquarters in Elizabeth. Principal speakers to be announced.
Walter W. Hasenauer of 1095 Thomas Street Hillside observed his tenth service anniversary with Esso Research and Engineering Company the main scientific affiliate of Standard Oil Company New Jersey. He works as a mechanic in the mechanical division.
Deborah Board members met July 16 at 105 Laurel Dr Springfield with Mrs. Davill Brecker presiding. The group announced a June donation of 6014.18 to Deborah Hospital and laid plans for the coming year including Springfield Tag Week Sept 10 15 led by Mrs Sidney Faber.
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