Reception Given Totten Family Honors Son-in-Law
A reception at the Totten home on Church Street Sunday February 27 honored Mr and Mrs Donald G Totten newlyweds from Denver Colorado Virginia Baymberg daughter of Bernard Stormberg Kimball Nebraska and guests included Marjorie Garrison Raymond Cone Madge Moran Lenore Krull and many relatives from East Orange Roselle Irvington Kearny Hillside and Winfield with extended Totten family members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Guy Totten
Side Church Street
Donald G. "Totten
Denver
Colorado
Yoo
Virginia ‘Aymberg
Bernard Stormberg
Kimball
Nebraska
Marjorie Garson
Milltown
Raymond Cone
Nixon
Warren Sith
Smd
Robert
Kenneth
East Orange
Madge Moran
Irvington
Lenore Krul
Roselle
Barbara Qn
Louise Morsbach
Warren Totten
Susan
Barbara
Winnd
William Haller
Kearny
Mickery Hess
Bernice Totten
Herbert Link
Robert Soto
Paul Ziegler
Joseph Hiroe Wll
Hillside
Biertuempfel Seeks Reelection To Union Board
Freeholder F. Edward Herwempfel of Union announced last week his candidacy for re election to the Upton County Board of Freeholders. He won the last term after endorsement by the Union County Republican Committee prior to the 1954 election and has served over 25 years on the board and 18 years as mayor of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Edward Herwempfel
Union
Upton County Board of Freeholders
Union County Repubican Committee
Biertuamntil
HM. Dudley
County official Biertuempfel and local boards
The excerpt outlines Biertuempfel’s extensive roles in local government. He serves on committees for roads and bridges purchasing welfare industrial public safety and chairs the State County and municipal government committee. He has held multiple offices including Board of Health library board Union County Board of Taxation for 15 years including 9 as president and former leader of the Police Firemen's Pension Commission and planning boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biertuempfel
Board of Health
Library Board
Len
Unio County Board of Taxation
Police & Firemen's Pension Commission of Union Planning Board
Bonnie Burn Board of Managers
Five Initiated By Rutgers Greek Week
Five Hillside Rutgers University students among about 24 pledges were initiated during Greek Week in a ceremony at Kirkpatrick Chapel. The week included a candlelighting service, a Help Day with 89 pledges aiding the community, a show, Greek Week Vanities, and a basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Hills Side
Kirkpatrick Chapel
Interfraternity Council
Hillside
Jay H Lippe
Williamson Avenue
Phi Epsilon Pi
Gerald Kaplan
Conant Street
Sign Alpha Mu
Alan Goldberg
Belle View Terrace
Delta Upsilon
Richard P. Bernicker
Westminter Avenue
Zeta Beta Tau
David A. Goldfinger
Morris Price
Pingry Mothers Luncheon Hosts School Insight and Plans
A large group of Pingry mothers and guests visited the Miniville School in February to tour classes in twelve minute blocks and meet teachers. Laurence Springer welcomed attendees and discussed enrollment, praising the faculty as Mrs. Willian Olg announced Library Fund plans. Dr Harold Voorhis urged caution against seven deadly sins in independent schools and emphasized community responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniville
Laurence Springer
Cellence
Pingry
Willian
Olg
Cranford
Fgrman
Harold Voorhis
NYU
Voorhis
Cherry Party Bread Recipe From Kellogg's Kitchen
A quick party bread using maraschino cherries and Bran cereal. The recipe mixes flour baking powder sugar and salt with milk shortening and nuts then bakes in a moderate oven for about an hour yielding a dense fruit loaf suitable for entertaining crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Lie Kellogs Cone
Battle Creek
Michigan
Dr Wuester Cited By Cancer Society
Dr William Wuester of 240 Exterway and 815 Salem Avenue Elizabeth received a citation from the Union County Chapter American Cancer Society on Thursday February 24. The citation was presented by a representative of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Wuester
Exterway
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Union County
American Cancer Society
Surprise reception honors Col Hodgskin for devoted service
Col Howell L Hodgskin, chapter president, honored at Westfield home of Hal and Halloran for years of devoted service and contributions. Dr Wuester received an engraved desk clock and is chair of the society's executive committee. He led the medical advisory committee that produced New Jersey's Six Part Program of Cancer Control in 1945. Dr Wuester, chief of the James S Green Memorial Tumor Clinic at Elizabeth General Hospital since 1937, helped build one of the state’s leading cancer clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell L. Hodgskin
Hal T. Halloran
Westfield
Wuester
Modgskin
Wue Fis
New Jersey
James 5. Green
Elizabeth General Hospital
Elizabeth
Col. Hodgskin
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Donald Tottens
Jones
Rutgers
Pingry News
Kesseeman
Maple Avenue
KE & Delicatessen
Maple
WaAverly
Scannell’s Tavern
North Broad Street
Gallof’s Market
Dixie Diner
Hillside Avenue
Betes
Community Pork Store
Liberty Ave
Long Ave
Hillside High
Charles Lynch
Ryan St
Dr. Wuester
Cancer Society
Town Bakery
Long
Coe Ave
Salem
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Henry
Hilltop Tavern
Henry Himmer
Summit Ave
THE
Weequahic Diner
And
Elizabeth Ave
Newark
Bigelow
Cork
Coe Avenue
Harry Englander
Food Craft Inc
Broad Street
Acne
A&p
Safeway
Kat's Pets
Swider
Jordan
Stanley
VITA
Shustak’s Bake Shop
Chancellor Ave
Weequahic
Kosher Delicatessen
Zion Kosher
GOUR
Chancellor Avenue
Supreme Foultry Market
Long Avenue
Macintosh
Breyer
Hillside, N. J
Kal’s Deli
Gene Kolakowski
Union AY
Marty
North Broad
Harden Street
Anna
Newark Waverly
Ming’s
Lyons Avenu
Clinton Place
Steve’s Meat Market
Hillside Ave
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