First Scoutarama Draws 140 Scouts And Guides
Over 140 Boy and Girl Scouts joined Hillside for its inaugural Scoutarama at Hillside and Lipperry Revenues. Activities included flag raising, crafts, wood chopping, cooking, first aid, sack races, and a pie eating contest won by Carmen Cerigjiaro of Cub Pack 198. Assistant scoutmaster Richard Kern and area commissioners helped run the event with several leaders lending support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Lipperry
Carmen Cerigjiaro
Richard Kern
Troop 93
Fred Schreihofer
Philip Leininger
Herman Weippert
William Ringwood
Anton Rechner
Philip Orlando
Robert Huen
T. Middleton
Andrew Miller
Engineer Degree Awarded at Manhattan College
John F. Fitzpatrick of 1518 Highland Avenue received a Bachelor of Civil Engineering at Manhattan College in New York City during the 100th commencement. Cardinal Francis Spellman presided over the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzpatrick
Highland Avenue
Manhattan College
New York City
Francis Cardinal Francis Cardinal Spellman
Auto Club To Honor Pontiac Dealer At Newark Dinner
John E. Iseman, a Pontiac dealer of 1444 North Broad Street, is among twenty Essex Hudson Union dealers to be honored by the New Jersey Automobile Club at a Robert Treat Hotel dinner in Newark. The club recognizes civic contribution for supplying dual control cars for student driver education in area high schools. Iseman donated a Hillside High School car last fall. FILES FOR ESTATE Milwau daughter of Peter Ehrhardt of Hillside has filed as executrix and beneficiary of estate following her father’s May 31 death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Iseman
Pontiac
North Broad Street
Essex
Aes
Union
Robert Treat Hotel
Newark
New Jersey Automobile Club
AAA
Auto Club
Iseman
Hillside High School
Moving-Up Exercises Honor School Activities At High School
At the annual moving-up exercises the high school awarded participation honors in non varsity activities. Recipients include Girls Athletic Association honors with color and pin awards for sophomores and juniors, rifle team trophies, epoch awards, and English awards, presented by staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Dorothy Halbert
Helen Kundrat
Dorothy Lukashinsky
Elaine Nemeth
Irma Vit
Sandra Weinstein
B. Shields
Elaine Ferehak
Debby Friedman
Ann Helstowski
Sandra He
Isabelle Tananbaum
Ruth Teitelbaum
Rose Tremareo
Klaine Kovacs
Florence Lillie
Arlene Schmidt
Tillie Kateniu
Vipas ‘Tremareo
Barbara Wilson
Mollie Miller
Joan Conning
Joan Debus
Meow Diamond
John Mudvick
Jilia Melalechke
Marion Partridge
David Schuckman
Tile Sharnus
Herman Spata
Charles Kennington
Donald Stewart
Way Letters
Wayne Branom
Steven Gyure
Dwight Kirkpatrick
Charles Rickerhauser
Michard Suskind
John Wanklewicz
Epoch
Mra
Harbard Beandon
Jane Pelber
Harplet Davi
Carol Wicks
Margaret Bea
Sandra Fishman
Sandra Ifenoch
Ray Ozboa
Laurence Hass
Tina Rappaport
Bernard Marcus
Carole Morris
Clementine Ty
Johnson
Legal Notice on Regional Commendations and Quill and Scroll Honors
The notice lists regional commendations and literary awards to numerous individuals including Geraldine Weinblatt for a literary article and Stephen Palmer for poetry. It notes certificates of merit, honorable mentions, national essay association recognitions, and multiple stage and projection awards with sponsoring organizations and donors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Erback
Geraldine Weinblatt
Stephen Palmer
Arlene Schmidt
Sonia Hernstein
National Essay Association
Sonla
Richard Voynlek
National High School Poetry Association
David Mandelbaum
Jean Hoptay Merls Slavin
Robert Czerwinski
Hiller
Dorothy Callander
Paul Dubow
Florence Pastor
Janita Selfer
Arlene Kersner
Howard Vadeika
Norman Haberman
Beth Raphael
Alice Cantor
Dolores Choiken
Marian Partridge
Judith Eagle
Jr Ehrenkranz
David Schuckman
Robert Feld
National Forensic League
Milton Kessler
Lnee
Mediaan
Wayne T. Branom, Jr
Deere
Dever Ro Werfals
Joan Re Rrinek
Wowarl Weisser
Leibo
Grace D. Lippe
Paul J. Duhow
Arlene KR
Gottesman
Dolores Chaiken
Barbara Abelowlts
Waileenine
Hillside public debt report and recommendations
A Hillside public notice publishes the 1950 audit synopsis detailing gross debt of 2 578 080.81 and net debt of 1 163 322.32 with a 4.22 percent debt ratio. It lists recommended actions including gasoline bids, library reports, and triplicate receipts, plus a deathless string of ceremonial recognitions and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township OF Hillside
New Jersey
Hillside
Free Public Library
Magistrate's Court
Baptist Vacation School Opens at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church will host its Baptist Vacation School from June 18 to 29 directed by Mrs. Ralph Walter with volunteer teachers. Daily sessions run 9:30 to 12 with chalk talks by Pastor Wesley A. Olsen and activities in recreation handiwork and refreshments. Commencement is July 1 at 7 45 p.m. with a play and guest speaker Mrs. G Watson Davis of Brooklyn New York. Certificates of attendance will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morttro
Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
Ralph Walter
Christ
Wesley A. Olsen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
G. Watson Davis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Town to Insure Civilian Defense Workers
The township will provide insurance for 100 active Civilian Defense auxiliaries. Chairman Raymond R. King notified the Council on Tuesday. Active members include those exposed to hazards such as traffic and fire risks during duty. Secretary Elizabeth McCraith cited regional townships acting after state and federal governments failed to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Council
Elizabeth McCraith
Retires After 46 Years Of Service
Edmond P. Taylor of 67 Mading Terrace has retired from the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company after 46 years. He served as division equipment engineer in Newark and received a gold service pin, a wallet, and a life membership in the Telephone Pioneers of America at a Newark Athletic Club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond P. Taylor
Mading Terrace
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Taylor
Newark
Newark Athletic Club
G. W. Douglass
A. E. Wharton
Telephone Pioneers of America
Telco
Taylor family notices at Newark club reveal careers
A loud speaker at a Newark Four Hills Club dinner party graces social circles. Taylor plans to join Fort Monmouth as a technical advisor with Signal School personnel. His son Edmond P. Taylor Jr. serves as assistant engineer in the Newark headquarters building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Hills Club
Newark
Taylor
Signal School
Fort Monmuth
Edmond P. Taylor, Jr
Watches Stolen From Two Apartments on Conklin Avenue
Police report a double theft at a two family residence 255 Conklin Avenue. Frieda Ehrenkranz says her watch worth 49.95 was taken on an unknown date, while Shirley Schorr reports a 59.95 watch stolen on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin Avenue
Frieda Ehrenkranz
Shirley Schorr
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Uetrage
FBI
SAT
Stewart Granger
Walter Pidgeon
Ruth Roman
Richard Todd
Howard Hawk
Ginger Rogers
Jack Carson
James Cagney
Guy
George Raft
Sylvia Sidney
MR. Ace
Manhattan
Wilhelmina Ericson
Milwau[Ree
Peter G. Ehrhardt
Charles A. Otto
David Wayne
Tom Ewell
Bill Mauldin
Linda Darnell
Charles Boyer
Judy Holliday
Lon McCallister
Korea
Cittle
Aes Ee
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
N. Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Bausch & Lomb
Mr. Sowers
Robert Nimensky
Sons of the American Revolution
U.S
Rosine B. Boyd
Bernard Best
American Legion
Monar
Edward Gottenman
Davenport Hill Post
V.R.W
Walter Howell
John Clusey
V.fw
Noward J. Bloy
Orristown
Madison Chatham
Millburn OO
Bernardsville
Somerville
Craritan Manville
Summit
Scotch Plains
Cranford
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Dunel
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B&o
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Akron
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
California
Texas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baptist Vacation School
Air Line
West Indies
Bermuda
Nasslong
Broad Street EL
Elizabeth
Supreme Fuel CO
Central Avenue
Orange,n. J
Youngstown
U. S
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
N. J
Waverly
Clinton Avenue
Telephone Bigelow
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