Five Douglass College graduates and staff honored
Hillside students at Douglass College of Rutgers University received Bachelor of Arts degrees at the winter commencement. Barbara A. Abelo Witt, Diane E. Geisheimer, Arlene Giner, Sandra Weinstein, and B. A. Schniler are listed with addresses. Also noted: B. A. Schniler of Nelson company completed 25 years of service and was honored by Ralph Wechsler with a mid-day gold watch. Mr. Schniler is a member of the American Leather Chemists Association and the Delaware Valley Production Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEW Brunswick Bie
Hillside
Douglass College
Rutgers
Univrrsity
Anil
Barbira A. Abelo Witt
Williamson Avenue
Diane BE. Geisheimer
Arlene Gi Hener
Summit Avenue
Sandra Weinstein
Salem ‘Avenue
Belleview Terrace
B. A. Scniler
Nepeo Chemical Company
Harrison
Odseus
Long Cample
Ralph Wechsler
Nopeo
Soller
Bauer Terrace
American Leather Chemists Association
Delaware Valley Production Club
Outside Soldier Wins Distinction for Battalion Honor
Pvt. Carl W. Hexamer, son of Mr and Mrs Carl W Hexamer of 1269 Robert street, was named the outstanding trainee of his battalion in the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Benning for the week ending June 1. A letter from Major Davie L Day praised his superior knowledge of military subjects, soldierly bearing, neat appearance and duty performance. The battalion had 660 trainees vying for the honor. After a 12 day leave, Hexamer will transfer to Fort Holston Texas to train as a social psychologist at the Army Medical Training Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Hexamer
Robert Sheet
3Rd Infantry Division
Fort Bens Ning
Davie L. Day
Pvt
Hexamre
Hexamer
U.S. Army Medical Training Center
Fort Holston
Texas
Fuhrmann Receives Second Lieutenant Commission
John A. Fuhrmann of 823 Union Avenue Hillside earned a commission as second lieutenant in the U S Army Reserve Military Police Corps at Seton Hall University on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korange
John A. Fuhrmann
Union Avenue
Hillside
U. S. Army Reserve Military Police Corps
Seton Hall University
Miss Landesman Ends 20 Years of Service
Miss Landesman of 1495 Hiawatha avenue marked her twenty years with Prudential Insurance Co at Newark headquar ters. She received a diamond ring and gifts during a local Hillside celebration and is active in Hillside Chapter 192 OES and Hillside Assembly 29 Rainbow for Girls along with Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ssandesman
Hiawatha Avenue
Wat
Prudential Insurance Co
Oeason
Miss Landesman
Hillside
Hillside High School
Prudential
Newark
Hillside Chapter
Order of the Eastern
Bank cashier attends graduate school program at Rutgers
Oliver F. Herttun, cashier of Hillside National Bank, joins the class of officers in The Graduate School taking a summer course. The program runs at Rutgers University in New Brunswick from June 10 through 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F. Herttun
Hillside National Bank
Iaking
Jon
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Harvard Graduate School confirms Master's degree for Sharp
Sharp completed a Master of Business Administration at the Harvard Graduate School on June 12. He is the son of Mrs. Edith Sharp of 1528 Center Street and the late Walter P. Sharp, Sr. He will resume his government post in Washington after a decade of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlillside
Harvard Graduate School
Sharp
Edith Sharp
Center Street
Walter P. Sharp
Washington
Hillside Plants Gifts to Community Chest Division
Copper Alloy Corp of Hillside and Clark contributes 3300 and Hatfield Wire & Cable Co 2000 to the industrial division of the Community Chest campaign set for the fall. Increases over last year total 300 each. Industrial initial gifts committee leads with Marty A. Cooper co chairing and members Tracy Burnham Tra Gottsche Herman Larsen Arthur H Naylor and Maurice Wachstein Jr.
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Copper Alloy Corp
Hillside and Clark
Hatfield Wire & Cable Co
Community Chest
Marty A. Cooper
Cooper Alley
Tracy Burnham
American Can Co
Tra Gottsche
Adolph Gottsche Inc
Two Hillside Residents Earned Newark State Degrees
June 13 commencement at Newark State Teachers College awarded Bachelor of Science in education degrees to two Hillside residents. Mrs Herman Biar sky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Zimmerman of 1311 Broad way, and Mrs Marvin Schneider man of 1444 Liberty avenue received the degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Newark State Teachers College
Herman Biarsky
Max Zimmerman
Broadway
Marvin Schneiderman
Liberty Avenue
Griffith Awards To 35 Hillside Music Students
35 Hillside music students received Griffith Music Foundation awards at the Mosque Theater Newark during 1957 auditions. Dr. Henry H. Kessler spoke as principal figure. Dutch pianist John Pennink highlighted the program. Presiding was Mrs. Parker O. Griffith. Listed awardees include Marjorie Abelowitz and 31 others such as Phyllis Alpers, Jules Badar, Mary Bradley, Terry Bragewski, Sharon Brown, Marjorie Chase, Rennie Chasen, Sylvia Chasen, Kathleen Corris, Martha Ann Cox, Dale Eisenberg, Ronald Friedman, Kathleen Gee, Nanette Gee, Sherry Goldman, Barbara Goldsmith, Marlene Gorin, Colleen Huppert, Bernice Kay, Karen Lowenstein, Richard MacDuff, Gail Nedick, Claire Ellen O’Neill, Marilyn Ontell, Vivian Oppenheim, Robert Reibolt, Rita Reitman, Barbara Schimel, Ivy Schuckman, Marjorie Seligman, Carol Sidna, Judy Stiller, Susan Weinbaum and Jane E. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Mosque Theater
Newark
Griffith Music Foundation
Henry H. Kessler
Kessler Institute
West Orange
John Pennink
Parker O. Griffith
Marjorie Abelowitz
Phyllis Alpers
Jules Badar
Mary Bradley
Terry Bragewski
Sharon Brown
Marjorie Chase
Rennie Chasen
Sylvia Chasen
Kathleen M. Corris
Martha Ann Cox
Dale Eisenberg
Ronald Friedman
Kathleen
Nanette Gee
Sherry Goldman
Barbara Goldsmith
Marlene Gorin
Colleen Huppert
Bernice Kay
Karen Lowenstein
Richard L. MacDuff
Gail Nedick
Claire Ellen O'Neill
Marilyn Ontell
Vivian Oppenheim
Robert Reibolt
Rita Reitman
Barbara Sc
Toll Stagger Pay Up With Interest In Toll Slug Case
George Derderian of Bound Brook admitted using metal slugs as toll payments at Garden State Parkway toll plazas on May 28 and 29. He lost his foreman job in North Bergen, had already been fined 200, and faced 40 per day fines after pleading guilty. State Trooper Hallgren detained him May 29 at North Union Avenue plaza as slugs were found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Derderian
PAO R.F.D
Bronk
Sidney Birnbaum
North Bergen
Derderian
Bloomfield
Moegens Hallgren
North Union Avenue
Bound Brook
Local Firm Introduces Variable Speed Pump System
A Wanton Pump and Equipment Corp unit from Hillside introduces a variable speed pump motor designed for handling corrosive fluids and monitoring flow rates. The system promises a precise relationship between motor speed and output, enabling controlled testing and process optimization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanton Pump & Equipment Corp
Hillside
Vanton
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp
Two Awarded Keys At Union Junior College
Edward J. Fioraganti of 3 Plorente avenue and James Price of 557 Buchanan Strep received keys from OM standing extracurriculay Winks at Union Junior Col Wyanford. Kenneth W. Iversen, college director of student activities, announced the awards. Tappagi PION was named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fioraganti
Plorente Avenue
James Price
Buchanan Strep
Union
Col. Wyanford
Aadliy Iy
Kenneth W. Iversen
Dex
Eee Colne
Tappagi Pion
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B.A. Schiller
Nepco
Ralph Weehsler
Utside
U.S. Army Reserve
Unok Radio
and Television Go., Inc
Bob Rosenberg
Third ST
Elizabeth
Landesman
Pereday & Mitero, Inc
Mive St
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Les Cove
Berkeley
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Avenue
Bet
Wainwright and
Schley Streets
United States
Harvard
Newark State
S, Marvin
Herman Schneiderman Biarsky
Griffith
Pingry School
The
N. J. State Department of Education
Pingry
N. J
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor
U. S
Cottere
Radio and Televison Co., Inc
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