Kessler Receives PhD at NYU in Sociology
Milton Kessler of 1559 Wyndmoor Avenue earned a Doctor of Philosophy in sociology at New York University. His thesis examined factors linked to veteran satisfaction under Public Law 16 and he holds MS and PhD credentials from NYU. He teaches at NYU and Rutgers, with a background as a social studies educator and psychologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Milton
Kessler
Wyndmoor Avenue
School of Education
Sociologist and educator tied to Florence study center
The subject taught sociology to Army students at the University Study Center in Florence Italy. He belongs to Alpha Alpha Delta and several professional societies. He served as past president and executive secretary of the Professional Men's League of New Jersey and is married to Claire East of Newark with two children Michael and Brian.
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Florence
Italy
Alpha Ae Delta
National Honorary Sociological Society
American Sociological Society
Eastern Sociological Society
P’nai B'rith Lodge
Hillside
Professional Men's League of
N. J
Claire East
Newark
Michael
Brian
Recreation Board reorganized with new vice chairman elected
James D. Duffy was elected vice chairman of the Board of Recreation Commissioners last Wednesday night. He was appointed to finance the committees with Paul Milley, to program with Dominic Peterpaul, to personnel with James McTernan, and to building and grounds with Miller. The board announced two trips to baseball games, Palo Grounds July 25 and Yankee Stadium August 21, with Henry Kreh Jr. to prepare fieldhouse locations. A playground staff seminar will be held June 14 from 9 am to noon conducted by Peter Humanik.
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James D. Duffy
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Harry C. Meltzer
Paul Milley
Duffy
Dominic Peterpaul
Peterpaul
James McTernan
McTernan
Miller
Peter Humanik
Palo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Humanik
Henry Kreh, Jr
Central Avenue
National Recreation Association
Funeral Services For John Kirkman
Funeral services for John D. Kirkman deputy Union County sheriff were held at his home with a private burial Monday. The 69 year old Jersey City native died after a two month illness. He lived in Hillside for 40 years and was uncle to Fire Captain J Harold Kirkman. He had worked as a pen maker in New York before becoming deputy in 1927. He left a sister Miss Margaret Kirkman.
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John D. Kirkman
Salem Avenue
Union County
Kirkman
Jersey City
Newark
James Kirkman
Hillside
J. Harold Kirkman
New York
Court Attendants’ Association
Margaret Kirkman
Democrats Urge Township Voter Registration Drive
Democratic candidates William Gural and John Pozar report 2000 to 2500 unregistered residents in the township. They urge eligible voters to register now and offer transportation to the township clerk to aid registration. Block captains will register residents and report to district leaders and the Democratic chairman William Galik.
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William Gural
John Pozar
Elizabeth
Waverly
William Galik
Trained Seals Come to Olympic Park for Free Act
Roland Tiebor brings his trained seals to Olympic Park for a free act starting Monday. Tiebor learned the trade from his father, a pioneer in seal training, and the animals draw children eagerly as part of the park’s weekly entertainment lineup.
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Roland Tiebor
Olympic Park
Tiebor
Hillside adopts curb construction on Irvington Avenue
The Township of Hillside and its Committee approve an ordinance to construct concrete curbs on both sides of Irvington Avenue from North Avenue to Wilder Street. The measure authorizes $4750 in bonds, $5000 total project cost, and $750 for engineering and related expenses, with assessments on benefited properties and a five year repayment period. Public hearing set for June 17, 1962.
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Hillaide
Hillside
Howard J. Bloy
Townahly
Survington Avenue
Worth Avenue
Wilder Street
Union
New Jersey
Irvington Avenue
North Avenue
Clark
State of
Uate
Circus Acts Highlight Irvington Park Show
Tiebor's seals eat Cisco fish from Lake Erie kept cold for freshness. The Flying Eldonas perform somersaulting feats sharing top billing at Irvington park with Tiebor's troupe. Others include Dime Wilson the table racking clown and acro bats Howard and Wanda Bell. North Jersey Daughters of America plan annual Olympic Park outing next Wednesday with Kearny Ells hosting 500 orphans and handicapped children on June 21.
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Tiebor
Lake Erie
Master’s Degree Awarded At Newark College of Engineering
David Kurland of 1510 Center Street received a Master of Science in electrical engineering from the Graduate Division of Newark College of Engineering. He also holds a BS from The Cooper Union and an MEd from Rutgers. He served four years in the Air Force Technical Service Command during WWII and has taught at the Newark College of Engineering since September 1948. Mr and Mrs Mourtana moved here over three years.
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David Kurland
1510
Center Street
Newark College of Tmngineering
Kurland
Cooper Union
New York
Rutgers University
Air Force
Newark College of Engineering
Urs Mourtana
Brothers Earn Advanced Degrees for Yamarick Family
Walter Yamarick of Cranford earned a master’s in civil engineering from the Newark College of Engineering on Friday night. Andrew Yamarick of Newark graduated Saturday from Rutgers Law School. Both are Hillside High School alums and are sons of Mr and Mrs Paul Yamarick of 1440 Leslie Street.
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Paul Yamarick
Leslie Street
Walter Yamarick
Cranford
Newark College of Engineering
Andrew
Newark
Rutgers Law School
Hillside High School
Elks Get Share Of State Shield Fund
A Hillside Lodge 1591 delegation and wives attended the State Shield distribution in Trenton. Exalted Ruler William N. Robin received 761.72 dollars. The Hillside campaign supported crippled children in February and March. Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Robin, Mrs. Neigle, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Copley, Sr., and Mrs. Huber were cited for fund raising work. Former Governor A. Harry Moore spoke on establishing the program in Jersey City.
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Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Trenton
William N. Robin
Hillside
State Shield
The
Elks
George K. Foley
Charles Neigle
Fred Gilmore
Fred Copley
William Huber
A. Harry Moore
Crippled Children’s Program
Jersey City
Saybrook Kindergarten Holds 117th Graduation Exercises
Graduation exercises for Saybrook School kindergarten featured the kindergarten band and a display of a day in the classroom. Principal David Harris presented diplomas to 117 children, with kindergarten teachers Mrs. Jean Johnson and Mrs. Ruth Fisher supervising activities.
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Saybrook School
David Harris
Xindergerten
Jean Johnson
Ruth Fisher
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Liberty Ave
Comer Cram Street
ATM
Csbmty Aiaryone
John Kirkman
Simon Goldfein
Elmora Ave
Pennington
Broad Street
Teitelbaum’s Delicatessen
Bergen St
Newark Waverly
William Hale Coal Co
Mason
AIC
Berkeley
Ts Eels
RMU
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
N.J
Pirhal Ea Pee
NCE
Jewish Center
Weequahic Jewish Center
Morris Tiktin
Weequahic and Hillside Centers
Weequahei Center
Mary A. Mulcrone
Columbian Place
Elizabeth A. Mulcrone
Sister Kenny Foundation
5Th Avenue
George W. Mulcrone
Charles A. Otto, Jr
Bloy Street
Cs Ald
St Pars
Eeeneers
Aeer Quality Tools
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Hamid-Morton
Xpo
Eldo
Howard
Wanda Bell
Wilson
Kiddeland
Irvington
Maplewood
North Broad Street
Evergreem
Fisher
Fisher Unistee
America
Lowes
WaAverly
Hollywood Monumental Company
Stuyvesant Ave
Tel
St. Gertrude'’n Cemetery
Rahway
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
Mayfair Barber Shop
N. Broad St
Mayfair Theatre
Brake Service Ince
Bigelow
Elizabeth Ave
Cor. W. Runyon St
Kay Clothing Co
Regent Theatre
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile
J. Norwood van Ness Guild Opticians
Clinton Ave
IF Breday & Meyer Co., Inc
Olive St. Elizabeth, N. J
Springfield Ave
High St
Newark, N. J
Mitchell
Les Cove
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