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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
3
Robert Norman Hughes son of Mr and Mrs John A Hughes of 1008 Prospect street was graduated from Bloomfield College and Seminary Bloomfield with a B A degree. He also received an athletic honors award.
Gene D Wilken formerly Bristol-Myers West Coast division sales manager was named director of sales promotion with headquarters in New York. He previously worked at Lever Brothers Chicago and Johnson Johnson for eleven years, rising to vice president in charge of sales at Ted-Hughes. He joined Bristol-Myers in 1955 after graduating from Rutgers and doing postgraduate studies at USC.
Max Feldman of Hillside received a bachelor of business administration degree cum laude from the University of Miami at Coral Gables during June commencement. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel J Feldman of 214 Williamson Avenue and will join the Feldman Insurance Agency in Passaic.
More than 1000 members of the Eastern Star from across New Jersey picnicked Saturday at Olympic Park. A patriotic ceremony and special music opened an afternoon of refreshments and entertainment with Ernest Trubenbach of 1914 Salem Avenue as outing chairman.
Hillside Republican Club and the Republican Municipal Committee met at Polish American Hall to discuss the fall campaign. Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. Hyman G. Schulman, wives of Township Committee candidates, organized plans for the July 4 picnic at College Tun Grove. A film titled Sports Highlights of 1955 was shown with refreshments afterward.
Kenneth M. Leghorn announces A. Holland Fairchild as employment manager for the Swmex Division of Sun Tube Corporation. Fairchild, a four year company veteran, comes from production and sales and is a University of Pennsylvania graduate living at 249 Brooklake Road, Florham Park.
Princeton University conferred 896 bachelor and advanced degrees at its 209th commencement on June 12. David M. Mandelbaum of 1600 Compton Place Hillside was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Michael Amato, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Amato of 114 Coe Avenue, was separated from the service last December and now serves as field representative for Bravid Engineering Co Plainfield. He has been in the Keeling Islands since March and writes of meeting Jimmie Doolittle and Mrs Doolittle, plus Mr and Mrs Brewster Morris. Morris is a State Department inspector for foreign affairs.
Robert E Ammann of Hillside is undergoing Automotive Mechanic Specialist training at Warren AFB Wyoming. He is the son of Mrs BE Ammann and Alm an Ammann and plans to complete basic training, then attend technical school in Warren. After graduation he will serve in his Air Force specialty.
George A. Lee has been appointed sales manager of the western division of Bristol-Myers Products Division. He started as a salesman on the west coast and rose to manager of the east central division. R. O Slaughter succeeds Sue in Cleveland. J R Driskell becomes sales supervisor in the southern division based in Atlanta.
Donald Goldman son of Mr and Mrs Martin Goldman of Williamson Hillside Nodsdune II received a Bachelor of Science degree in industry and labor relations at Cornell University. He will join L Bumberger Co department store in Newark as an executive trainee.
The funeral for Mrs Pauline Kobin of Lyndhurst wife of the late Michiel Kobin was held Friday at Steever Funeral Home Lyndhurst. High Requiem Mass was at Sacred Heart Church Lyndhurst. She died June 19 at 87 at a daughter’s home in Lyndhurst. Interment was in St Mary’s Cemetery East Orange. Born in Austria she came to the United States at 21 moving from Newark to Hillside then Lyndhurst. Survived by daughter Mrs Ottilia Freed and Mrs Anna Schmidt and five sons Edward Michal Rudolph Walter William and 11 grandchildren.
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