Named Delegate To N J Girls State
Miss Barbara Andreychin of 428 McMichael Place was chosen by Harden-Locker Unit 5 to attend Girls State June 23 to 28 at Douglass College New Brunswick. Principal Ruhl Custer selected her for academic rating readership and integrity. Delegates will study economics government and history while housed in campus cottages for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Andreychin
John Andreychin
McMichael Place
Harden-Locker Unit 5
American Legion Auxiliary
Douglass College
New Brunswick
Ruhl Custer
Miss Andreychin
Firls
Student leader to graduate after ceremony with honors
Miss Andreyehin completes her final Hich School term with a formal installa tion of elected officers. She captains the cheerleading squad and edits the Hiller, the school paper. She also sings in the 4 capella choir and serves in the Student Government Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreyehin
Hich
Hiller
4 Capella
SGA
Dramatic Guild
Coolidge PTA Board In Closing Meeting
The Calvin Coolidge School PTA executive board held its final meeting to honor outgoing president Mrs. Henry Merkel and plan next year. Members attended a Walton School instructional session on June 10 and a planning session on June 11. The group will assist in voter outreach for the June 20 referendum and organize the June 19 graduates party with Mrs. Mahon, Mrs. Bauerte, and Mrs. Millward leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge School Pvt.ay
Henry Merkel
Alex Schutsky
Walton School
Springfield
George Uteich
Edmund Dassing
Ominick Cupido
Schutsky
Ulrich
Howard Korbrin
Ethel Deber
Harold Erdrich
Victor Romanyshyn
Edna Doll
P.T.A
Frank Mahon
Fred Bauerte
George Millward
Brownie Troop 614 Holds Final Season Meeting
Brownie Troop 614 from Hillside Avenue School ended its season with a party hosted by the troop committee followed by games and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
Society to Name Group Chairmen for 1957 58 Season
Business Women group selects department chairmen at Mr Chumar s Mountainside home. The meeting plans a formal event for June to announce the new leadership for the 1957 58 season.
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Chumar
Miss Wachsman Bride On Tuesday
Miss Lynn Regina Wachsman daughter of Mrs Hannah Wachsman and Mr Sol Wachsman married Norman G Metzger Tuesday evening at the Alpine Maplewood. Rabbi David Freedman performed the ceremony with a reception and a Florida two week trip planned. The bride a Hillside High School and Berkeley Secretarial School graduate. groom a Newark College of Engineering graduate and electrical engineer with Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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Lynn Regina Wachsman
Hannah Wachsman
Maple Avenue
Sol Wachsman
Alberty
N. Y
Wis
Norman G. Metgzer
Herman Metzner
Revere Avenue
Union
David Freedman
Irvington
Alpine
Maplewood
Leslie Ruskin
Howard Nusbaum
Lawrence Metzger
Marvin Wische
Jerry Wische
Leon Steinhauer
Philip Landever
Florida
Hillside High School
Berkeley Secretarial School
East Orange
Metzger
Union, High School
Newark College of Engineering
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CYO Shore Picnic at Point Pleasant Saturday
St Catherine s CYO closes season with a picnic at Point Pleasant on Saturday June 29 emphasizing safety with the slogan It Always Pays To Look All Ways.
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St. Catherine's
CYO
Point Pleasant
American ORT Sets Final Board Meeting
The closing meeting of the Hillside Chapter Women’s American ORT takes place Wednesday June 19 at 5 30 p m. at the home of chapter president Mrs Louis Spevack 1430 Liberty Avenue. A buffet supper will be served.
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Son of Hillside
Women's American Ort
Louis Spevack
Liberty Avenue
Betrothal Announced for Marcia E Baron and Grossman
Mr and Mrs Edward Baron of 871 Clinton Place announce the engagement of their daughter Marcia Ellen Baron to Jerome Grossman son of Mr and Mrs Louis Grossman of Newark The bride to be is an Ohio University graduate and Hillside school teacher pursuing a master’s degree at Seton Hall University The groom is a Marine Corps veteran involved with the family furniture business A winter wedding is planned
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Edward Baron
Clinton Place
Marcia Ellen
Ing. Grossman
Louis Grossman
Newark
Miss Baron
Ohio University
Hillside
Seton Hall University
South Orange
Grossman
Marine Corps
Carmine Lomonaco Miss Marion Healtham Wed in Double Wing
Carmine Lomonaco married Marion Healtham in a Sunday ceremony at Christ the King Church. The wedding, performed by Rev. Gerard B. Whelan, was followed by a reception for 175 at Club Diane Union. The bride wore chantilly lace on nylon tulle with a white illusion veil and orange blossoms, carrying a spray of white roses.
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Marion Helen Healtham
Carl, Gearhart
Leslie Street
Carmine M. Lomonaco
James Lomonaco
Franklin Street
Christ the King Church
Gerard B. Whelan
Diane
Union
Wedding Held for Hillside Couple at Local Church
Mrs Charles Hilser of New ark sister of the bride acted as matron of honor in an orchid gown. Bridesmaids Judy and Bunny Valenti cousins of the groom wore green yellow and aqua. Janet Saladino and Nancy Ann Lomonaco Hower girls wore blue and pink. Attendants carried white daisies. James Lomonaco Jr and William Bass were dainty attendants. The couple left for a two week honeymoon. The bride attended Hillside schools. The groom a Hillside With School graduate is an installer for Western Electric Co.
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Charles Hilser
Newark
Judy
Bunny Valenti
Hillside
Carol Shart
Janet Saladino
Nancy Ann Lomonaco Hower
Fi James Lomonaco, Jr
William Bass
Western Electric Co
Peter Kieyer Weds Irvington Girl
Miss Maureen K Tuite daughter of Mr Michael F Tuite of Stuyvesant avenue Irvington was married June 1 to E Peter Meyer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Emanuel P Meyer of 557 Plymouth road. Rev Richard A Greene performed the double ring ceremony at Christ the King Church. A reception followed at Twin Brooks Country Club Watchung with Miss Helen Ens maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Dale Nichtern and Mrs Arthur Kaufman. Arthur Kaufman served as best man with Alix Stier and Robert Percy as ushers.
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Maureen K. Tuite
Michael F. Tuite
Stuyvesant Avenue
Trvington
E. Peter Meyer, Jr
Emanuel P. Meyer
Plymouth Road
Richard A. Greene
Christ the King Church
Twin Brooks Country Club
Watchung
Helen ‘Ens
Dale Nichtern
Arthur Kaufman
Alix Stier
Robert Percy
Clark Family Weekend Visit Across Vermont Commence
Mr and Mrs Frank E Clark of 124 West King Street spent the weekend visiting in White River Junction Lyndon Center and Wershire VI Their son Don R Clark returned with them from Lyndon Institute where he has completed his third year.
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Vermont
Frank E. Clark
West King Street
White River Junction
Lyndon Center
Wershire, VI
Don R. Clark
Lyndon Institute
Surprise Shower For Miss Maureen Tuite
A surprise bridal shower was held for Miss Maureen Puite of Wark Beth Tsrac Hosp Irvington. Attendees included 66 guests from Newark Irvington Hillside Union Maplewood Cranford and diverse New Jersey towns.
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Maureen Tuite
Tra G. Cohen
Springfield
Semneth Howard
Maureen Puite O Wark Beth Tsrac
Trvington
Emanuel P.tal
Hillside
Karen
Panen American Hall
Bloyrs
Cohen
Map Cla Goodstein
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