Rotary International Convention Opens in Tokyo Japan
Attenders from some 60 countries converge in Tokyo for the largest Rotary convention ever held. Emperor Hirohito opens the five day meeting as Rotarians and family members from Europe Asia Africa and the Americas gather for a program of business sessions and cultural entertainment.
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Antonne
Hollywood Avenue
Rotary International
Tokyo
Japan
World-Wide Service Organization
Asia
Dapan
Europe
Africa
Smd
South
Central America
Hirohito
Ipe
Rory Club of
Sayonara
Takaraguke
Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus
Rotarians hear talks at International Friendship Meetings
Speakers stressed Rotarians role in world understanding and goodwill through global fellowship. Five International Friendship Meetings on May 31 featured Rotavians and daughters sharing regional insights and fielding audience questions. Ion County CIO Council member and former post holder in 1947 48 speaks on local outreach.
United Fund Names Executive Head Mrs. Compton in Rahway
EB Goldsby announced the appointment of Mrs. Mel Compton as executive head of the United Fund. With more than a decade in United Fund and related councils she will lead campaigns in the Werth division and supervise public relations with Shealee Wil and Roselle Paris assisting in solicitation efforts across the Rahway area. She has served as general vice chairman of three campaigns.
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Mianuiieltor
Campton
Comptin
Shealee
Fie Werth
Thien Roselle
Paris
Dienticme
Rabe
EB Goldsby
Compton
United Fund
Community Chest
Community Welfare Council
Rahway
Police Chief Deplores Nonurgent Use Of Switchboard
Police Commissioner Sidney Birnbaum this week criticized the public for flooding the switchboard during the incident with four jet planes breaking the sound barrier. He warned such nonemergency calls hinder emergency response and urged residents to await official notices during large scale emergencies.
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Sidney Birnbaum
Letter to editor thanks Hillside police for aid after stroke
A Hillside resident expresses gratitude to the Hillside Police Department for assistance on the morning of May 17 after their mother suffered a stroke. The letter thanks officers for prompt response and support during a difficult medical emergency.
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Iside ‘Times
Hillside
Police Department
Hillside Freeholders debate name of governing board
Mrs Pearl Is Elsenberg thanks responders for help praising Hillside facilities. Letter from Tay A Slemmer director urges renaming Board of Chosen Presidents to reflect function, seeks state association input and soup vendors informed.
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Pearl Is. Elsenberg
PRN Board of Freeholders
Mitek
Beaver Degree To Karen Schulman
Karen Schulman of 269 Oakland Terrace Hillside New Jersey received a degree in Jenkintown Pennsylvania reported by local officials noting her achievement and ongoing academic pursuit.
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Karen Schulman
Jenkintown
Oakland Terrace
Hillside, N. J
Beavers College Holds Commencement on Grey Towers Campus
The Beavers College commencement took place on Grey Towers campus in Glenside Pennsylvania. Senator Margaret Chase Smith delivered the commencement address. Miss Schulman earned a psychology degree and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslia Schulman, a Hillside High School graduate.
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Murephy
Grey Towers
Glenside
Margaret Chase Smith R. Mainet
Miss Schulman
Leslia Schulman
Hillside High School
Route 22 Resurfacing Bid Notice Near Newark Hillside
The New Jersey State Highway Department announces bids on June 22 for a 2.6 mile resurfacing project on U.S. Route 22 from Meeker Avenue in Newark through Hillside to Vauxhall Road in Union. Night work will dominate the construction period with possible single lane traffic during active sections. costs borne by the state.
College pledges and honors at Union Junior College
Colece Circles Jules T Rossi of 102 William Son Avenue and Matthew M Skoda of 360 Hollywood Avenue have been pledged by Pi Kappa Psi at Union Junior College Cranford. Rossi majors in liberal arts and Skoda in engineering. Zonderman, daughter of Harold and Mrs Zonderman of Stanley Terrace, finishes junior year at Douglass College New Brunswick. She was elected to Alpha Beta Chapter of Sigma Delta Psi and Beta Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega and named secretary treasurer of the latter.
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Ion County Cio Council
Elizabeth Area
Jules T. Rossi
Williamson Avenue
Matthew M. Skoda
Hollywood Avenue
Pi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Union Junior College, Cranford
Mr. Rossi
Mr. Skoda
Join Zonderman
Harold Zonderman
Stanley Terrace
Douglass College
New Brunswick
Sigma Delta Psi Fraternity
Alpha Psi Omega
County Democrats Set Golf Program
Following a pattern set by the Democratic party of Essex and Passaic Counties, the Union County Democratic Committee plans its first annual Governor's Golf Day at the Suburban Golf Club in Union on October 5. Guests include Gow. Robert B. Meyner, gubernatorial candidate Richard J. Hughes, and Democratic Assembly candidates Mrs Mildred B. Hughes James M. McGowan John J. Wilson George M. Miller Jerome Krueger along with other candidates. County Chairman James T. Kinneally has named Michael J. Regan of Elizabeth as chairman of arrangements.
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Essex
Passaic
Union County
Democratic Committee
Morris Avenue
Union
Gow
Robert B. Meyner
Richard J. Hughes
Democratic Assembly
Mildred B. Hughes
James M. McGowan
John J. Wilson
George M. Miller
Jerome Krueger
Democratic Frechoker
Senior Citizens Tax Reminder for Homer Homeowners
The Board of Assessors reminded homeowners aged 65 or older as of October 1, 1960 that to qualify for an $800 assessment exemption their July 1 application must be filed. Applications are at the Municipal Building. Eligible residents must be U S citizens, state residents for three years, own and reside in the dwelling, with income under $1,000. Always Pays To Look ALL Ways.
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Homer
Board of Assessors
United States
Hillside Titers Weekly Published by Times Publishing
The Hillside Titers, a weekly publication from Times Publishing Co. Inc., announces its production details from 1443 North Broad St. Hillsite New Jersey, indicating local paper distribution and editorial scope.
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North Broad St
Hillsite
N. J
Publication rates and mailing notice in Elizabeth NJ
A 1960s newspaper brief notes subscription rates at 3.59 dollars per year and 10 cents per single copy, with second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. It lists a location in Elizabeth NJ and indicates standard national mailing terms for the period.
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United States
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