Rider College Night Observed By Hillside Kiwanis Club
The Hillside Kiwanis Club held Rider College Night at Hitchin Post Union with Dr J Goodner Gill as speaker and four prospective freshmen. Guests included Dr Wayne Branom and Ruhl Custer, high school principal, introduced by J Emanuel Retter. Gill urged rededication to Pilgrim ideals and warned against high taxes crime immorality and corruption and rule by oligarchy.
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Rider College
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hitchin’ Post
Union
J. Goodner Gill
College View
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl L. Custer
J. Emanuel M.retter
Jim Lowney
Robert Pearlman
Jerry Popick
Bruce Seiden
Lehner
Henry H. Nussbaum
Rider, College
Trenton
Emanuel M. Reiter
Ralph A. Schwartz
Wacker Memorial Aid To Physicians
The Wacker Memorial Library at Elizabeth General Hospital honors William F. Wacker Sr and enables interns, physicians, and scientists to learn via taped lectures. Dr William Wacker Jr and Archibald Wacker funded a six-earphone system, with Audio-Digest tapes from the California Medical Association, profits aiding medical education nationwide.
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William F. Keen
Elizabeth General Hospital
William Wacker, Jr
Salem Avenue
Archibald A. Wacker
Union
Charles H. Schlichter
Wacker
W. A. M. Mark
Elizabeth
California Medical Association
American Medical Education Foundation
Heart Clinic
Hillside Little League Contests and Standings
Hillside Little League holds contests as teams vie within the league standings. American division matchups showcased early in the season, highlighting player performances and team rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Schoen Stars In First AL Victory For Lions 10 5 Win
Greg Schoen of the K of C pitched a seven hit game to give his team its first win in the American League, defeating the Lions 10 to 5. Jasowsky led with three hits and scored four times, while Krause relieved and added two hits in three at bats. In the National League game Pood Pair beat War Memorial 7 to 2 at Little League Stadium with Russ Anthony driving in the winner with a homer.
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Greg Schoen
K. of
Lions
Jasowsky
Krause
Pood
War Memorial
Little League Stadium
Russ Anthony
Ming
Ely Mite
Kenny Beirstein
Ered
Hom Lions Arbor Wid Hars
Fy Berlin
Ay Wasserman
Matwechyn
Steir
Ere Merling
Qed
Douglass Graduate Heads to Harvard for Studies
Miss Marjorie Levi, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ly Levitas of 1485 Stanley Avenue, graduates from Douglass College of Rutgers University New Brunswick and will study at the Graduate School in Cambridge Massachusetts beginning June 26. She aims to pursue advanced studies at Harvard University in Cambridge. The announcement follows traditional campus honors and marks a step toward a professional career. Additional notes indicate support for cancer research fundraising campaigns.
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Marjorie Leviter
Ly Levitas
Stanley
College of Rutaniversity
New Brunswick
Ty. Yard
Jo,fion
Cambridge
Mass
Ackerman Named Assistant in Public Relations at Bristol-Myers
Martha F. Ackerman of Summit has been named assistant to James Macwithey director of public relations at Bristol-Myers Company New York. She recently graduated from Wells College with a BA and is a new hire in the PR department.
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Martha F. Ackerman
James [. Macwithey
Bristol-Myers Company
New York
Miss Ackerman
Summit
Wells College
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Paper Mill Playhouse
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Berkeley Savings
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Fabyan Price
McNekee
Wacker Memorial
American
Illa
Madza
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DeSanto
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LaPointe
Zanelli
Es Tajowsky
Schomer
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Valato
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Sehoen
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Gudice
Aranson
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Frank Carrington
Mats. Thurs
Betty Jane Watson
Pers
Hal Hackett
Belty Comden
Adolph Green
Jule Styne
Bam’s & All
Waslik
Douglass
Harvard
Westminster Ave
Cor
Wilder St
Putnayy Manor
Eli Lief
Hotel Jefferson
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Jefferson
Les Cove
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Shell
Joe Nitti
Colt St
Essex
Irvington
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