Stukas Urges Hillside Club To Press UN On Satellites
At Kingston Restaurant Union leader J Stukas urged Hillside Business Professional Women's Club to push Congress to seek UN recognition of Communistic satellites. He warned about Soviet imperialism and touts American know-how, plus calls for more U S businessmen in Africa amid global tensions.
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Lik
Voice of America
Lithuania
Stukas
Mr. Stukas
Africa
Ghana
Haubel
Union of
South Africa
Nasser
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Israel
Lebanon
United Nations
Jordan
Greece
Turkey
Ussr
Yugoslavia
Us.s.r
Jean Peckis
Leonia Buscham
David O. Evans
Lucey Jarosky
Cran
Reinheimer Named Berkeley Savings Branch Manager
Fred W. Reinheimer, formerly executive vice president of Barton Savings, was appointed branch manager and assistant treasurer of Berkeley Savings and Loan Association. Moe Rubinfield, Berkeley’s president and board chairman, announced Reinheimer’s long and continuing relationship with the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Reinheimer
Barton Savings
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Moe Rubinfield
Berkeley
Reinheimer
Remedial Elizabeth Educational Center Reading Speed Test
The brief notes an EL 38 8464 center under Dr A F Lyons for remedial purposes addressing reading speed and comprehension and speech improvement for grades 1 12 with either individual or group formats.
Talk On World Trip For Church Women
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Wo man s Association executive board met at Mrs J Henry Zeigler s home to finalize plans for a world trip talk by Mrs John Peters of Ridgewood at the church at 12 30 this afternoon. Hostesses include Mrs Zeigler Mrs Carl Hexamer and M James I Travis Devo tions will be led by Miss J Cummings A telephone squad will alert members Circle meetings are Helping Hand led by Mrs Ro bert Keller at Mrs Emmet T White s home 14 Looker Street Hellen Tichenor Hock Circle led by Mrs N Phillips at Mrs Fred Covey s home 24 S 22nd Street Kenilworth CE Circle led by Mrs Travis at Mrs Harry G Snave ly s De Witt Road Elizabeth Emily H Doremus Circle led by Mrs John Acken at Mrs Charles R Dore s 1520 Munn
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Woman's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. Henry Zeigler
North Broad Street
Elizabeth
John Peters
Ridgewood
Peters
Zeigler
Carl Hexamer
James I. Travis
J. Cummings
Harry G. Snavely
de Witt Road
Emily H. Doremus
John Acken
Charles R. Dore
Munn
Department of the General Council
Nepal
Ernest L. Ewertsen
Purim
Esther
Harold Eichman
Ruth J. Cummings
Harry Keller
Ewertsen
Alaska
Travis
Emmet T. White
Carl W. Hiexamer
Keller
Fred Covey
William Hale
Gordon Crossett
Circle Meetings and Plans Espouse Church Activities
The Lydia Circle and Mary Ward Circle announce neighborly meetings at Newark and Hill Side Avenue homes in March. Bible lessons for teachers, a family night at 5 30 p m, and talks by Miss Dorothy Wagner are planned along with trips to Yonkers and Chatham. Executive board meets March 30. fundraisers include candy sales and an antique show. Missionary deadline set for October 25.
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Lydia
Dominick Cavicchia
Flora Nichols
Mapes Terrace
Newark
Mary Ward
Amelia Schaub
William Groeger
Hillside Avenue
Cummings
Ernest Ewertsen
Alaska
Patricia Murphy
Yonkers
William Pitt
Chatham
Dorothy Wagner
Miss Cummings
Bailey Avenue
Women hear on refugee problem from Asia visit
Mrs. John Peters of Ridgewood, president of the Jersey City Presbyterial, spoke at the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church to the Women’s Association. She described her trips to Hong Kong India Thailand and Nepal, noting poverty and hope through the One Great Hour of Sharing program. She warned that the refugee issue remains a major global challenge.
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John Peters
Ridge
Wood
Jersey City
Women's Association
Asia
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian Church
Peters
Hong Kong
India
Thailand
Nepal
Churchwomen report missions to Asia and Alaska
Mrs. Ernest L. Ewertsen spoke on a trip to Alaska and Asia, describing missions in Tibet China and Nepal, a tuberculosis colony for Tibetan men, and church outreach in rice fields and remote villages. A family night supper follows on Sunday March 19 with multiple hostesses listed.
Investors Savings Expands Thursday Hours at Hillside Office
Hillside branch of Investors Savings adds Thursday operation from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. to provide extra savings time between 3 and 6 p.m. All deposits are insured up to 10 000 dollars by FSLIC, a U S government instrumentality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investors Savings
Hillside
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
United States
Suburban Deborah League Plans Taz Week Event
Mrs. Alvin Schneider, president, announces that the Suburban Deborah League of Deborah Hospital will hold a regional event to plan Taz Week activities. The notice outlines dates and organizational details for residents and participants across suburban communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
Alvin Schneider
Deborah League of Deborah Hospital
Millburn Board Meeting on Hillside Tag Donor Affair
A Millburn board meeting is set for Monday March 13 at 8 30 p m at the Millburn Short Hills Bank to discuss Hillside Tag Week and the donor affair chaired by Mrs Robert Feld. A donor event will follow on Monday March 27 at The Goldman West Orange with Mrs Howard Sieg el as donor chair.
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Ular Board
Millburn
Robert Feld
Goldman, West Orange
Howard Seigel
Charmian
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Cirrito By Third Monday Club
A surprise birthday party was held in honor of Mrs. Mary Cirrito by the Third Monday Night Club at Mrs. Roman Kuzma’s home, 546 Paul Street. She received many attractive gifts. Attending members included Mrs. Mary Kenopensky, Mrs. Mary Felber, Mrs. Clara Giovine, Mrs. Adeline Monetti, Mrs. Helen Czerwinski, Mrs. Ann Kuzma, Mrs. Natalie Hanus, and Mrs. Johanna Silva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cirrito
Roman Kuzma
Paul Street
Cirrito
Mary Kenopensky
Mary Felber
Clara Giovine
Adeline Monetti
Helen Czerwinski
Ann Kuzma
Natalie Hanus
Johanna Silva
Hillside Times Publisher and Address Listed
The Hillside Times is a weekly publication by Hill side Times Publishing Co located at 1443 North Broad St Hillside 5 New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times Publishing Co
North Broad St
Hillside 5, N. J
Subscription rates and mailing details notice
The notice lists subscription costs for 1961 at 3.56 dollars per year nationwide and 10 cents for a single copy. It states Second Class Postage Paid at Elizabeth New Jersey and identifies volume and issue numbers VOL XXXVII NO 19.
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United States
Elizabeth, N. J
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Eileen Geiger
Ann McMahon
Lida Aronson
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
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Sidney T. Holt
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Slifer Typewriter CO
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