Draft discussion urges college openings for draft-age youths
A High School P.T.A. meeting heard panel members from business, industry and Newark Colleges of Rutgers University discuss making college openings available to draft-age youths. Speakers noted World War II veterans may lose GI benefits after June and emphasized practical training and local employment options for students during the draft era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Ruhl L. Custer
John Costello, Jr
Newark
Rutgers University
Clarkes. Harlow
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Frank W. O'Brien
Costello
Prudential
Harlow
O'Brien
Hillside
Martin Bochner
Dolores Chaiken
Sandra Henoch
George Lacenauer
Robert Oren
June Shields
Robert Theuer
Milton M. Lilien
Cruise Recap and Club Actions At Junior Woman's Club
Mrs Emmet T White, district clerk, described her Caribbean cruise to Junior Woman's Club members at Maple Hall. A nominating committee led by Mrs Jean J Phillips was named. Scrapbooks for retarded children will be prepared March 29 at Mrs Elizabeth Weishop's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet T. White
Maple Hall
Jean J. Phillips
June Jaye
Janet Hathaway
Nancy-Luzon
Roselle
Elizabeth Weishop
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paper Mill Playhouse
Fathers Night At Hurden-Looker School
Hurden-Looker P T A will host Fathers Night on Wednesday March 21 in the school auditorium. The instrumental group directed by Seymour Stein will perform. Nomination committee for 1951 32 term announced include Mrs Vaughn Stiles chair Albert Vreeland principal Miss Lillian Fuerst Mrs Samuel Carroccia and Mrs Arthur La Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Fuerst
Samuel Carroccia
Arthur la Point
Girl Scouts Honor Founder at 39th Anniversary Rally
Hillside Girl Scout troops joined in an Elk’s Auditorium Elizabeth event to honor Juliette Low founder of the movement. Troop 16 depicted The First Troop in the United States while Troop 18 staged a public relations skit for Hillside Presbyterian Church. The Elizabeth Linden and Hillside Girl Scout Council members performed in Juliette Low's Vision in Action. Mrs. Henry G. Nulton presided. five year service pins were awarded to three Troop 59 leaders. About 1000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Girl Scout
Elk's
Elizabeth
Juliette Low
Girl Scout Movement
Savannah
Harden-Locker School
United States
Ellsworth Middleton
Andrew Miller
Joan Lukashinsky
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Frank Foote
Staley Brooks
Girl Scout Council
Elizabeth, Linden
Hillside
Henry G. Nulton
Birdie McGuire
Frank Lyman
Joseph Moynihan
Hillside students named to college dean lists and enrollments
Jay Cohen of Hillside New Jersey made the Syracuse University College of Fine Arts dean list for the fall semester with a B average. Ernest Prupis of Hillside, Brown University scholar, Dean's list for high scholastic standing. Leslie Albert Baylis of Hillside enrolled at Butler University for the 1950-51 second term. Paul Richard II of Hillside named to Stevens Institute of Technology fall list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianopolis
Ind
Leslie Albert Baylis
Hillside
N J
Butler University
C. R. Maxam
Baylis
College of Business Administration
Columbia Avenue
Providence
R. I
Brown University
Ernest Prupis
Jack Prupis
Williamson Avenue
Prupis
Hillside High School
Brown
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hobken
Paul Richard II
Highland Avenue
Mrs Maguire Hostess To Sigma Lambda Phi
Mrs Joan Maguire hosted a Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority meeting at Mrs Charles Hartl's Union home. Merchandise club winner was Mrs Daniel Wascoe. Maguire is chairing a June mother-daughter luncheon assisted by Mrs John Hogan and Miss Nancy Simpson. A junior senior chapter social is planned for March 27 at Miss Betty Sellick's Fairview place, with members attending the April 7 show In New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Maguire
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Charles Hartl
Union
Daniel Wascoe
Maguire
John Hogan
Nancy Simpson
Betty Sellick
Fairview Place
New York
Women's Group Display at Hillside Club Meeting
The American Home department of the Woman's Club of Hillside gathers March 20 at 1 30 P M in Masonic Hall 1441 North Broad Street for a display of minerals international dolls chickens salt and pepper shakers miniatures elephants buttons old calling cards and trade fliers hosted by Mrs William Heffner with a team of hostesses and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Masonic Hall
North Broad Street
William Heffner
J. Henry Zieler
George Knerr
Burnett W. Straus, Jr
Ernest Hauck
Arthur G. Kirk
Roscoe W. Parks
James I. Travis
Harry B. Frederickson
Harry Schnabel
William Sweetland
K. Osman
First Grade Plays Magic Egg at Hillside Avena School
The first grade class of Miss Kath ryn Grasso at Hillside Avena School presents on Friday March 16 a one act play The Magic Egg. Cast includes Wilter McKiernan Lois Bernstein Robert Schorr John Higins Arthur Weinstock Beverly Greco Jane Silberman Ralph Harrison Barbara Klein Harvey Saperstein Jerome Avergon Brends Bell Lawrence Lazarus Stanley Zipkin Richard Friedman Leonard Levin Roger Hillman Robert Toth Sheldon Feldmen Irving Schuckman Roser O Kuntewicz Alan Orlando William Axelrod Barry Davidson Reymond Cann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Grasso
Hillside Avena
Wilter McKiernan
Lois Bernstein
Robert Schorr
John Higins
Arthur Weinstock
Beverly Greco
Jane Silberman
Ralph Harrison
Barbara Klein
Harvey Saperstein
Jerome Avergon
Brends Bell
Lawrence Lazarus
Stanley Zipkin
Richard Friedman
Leonard Levin
Roger Hillman
Robert Toth
Sheldon Feldmen
Lutheran Ladies Plan April Welfare Benefits
The Cleary Lutheran Church women’s auxiliary outlined an April benefit calendar at a luncheon last Thursday. Two card parties are planned for April 16 at Koos Bros Rahway and April 25 at Mrs Oscar Newman’s home to aid the Jersey City Lutheran Welfare Association. The Inter Mission Society of Jersey City will meet April 18 at the local church with a guest speaker to be announced. A social for auxiliary members was held this afternoon at Mrs Harold Love’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary
Lutheran Church
Koos Bros
Rahway
Jersey City
Harold Love
Highland Avenue
Parley of CAR Delegates Attend Princeton Event
Mrs Franks Clark and her son Don Robert of 124 King Street attended a Children of the American Revolution convention in Princeton with the Elias Boudinot Caldwell Chapter of Elizabeth. The group had lunch at Nassau Tavern and watched the Princeton Army swimming meet at the University Gym. A Saybrook Mother Daughter Club meeting is set for Wednesday March 21 at 615 pm in the Saybrook Showl cafeteria with games prizes and plans for the Easter outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say+brook Mother_Daughter Club
Saybrook Showl
Girl to Zimmermans Birth at St Elizabeths Hospital
Mr and Mrs Otto Zimmerman of 409 Princeton avenue announce the birth of a daughter on March 5 at St Elizabeths Hospital in Elizabeth.
Debaters Win Under New Hillside Adviser
Hillside Forensic Society gains Milton S. Kessler as adviser replacing Frank Edwards who joined the Navy. Debating pair Edward Gottesman and Wayne Branom, Jr. beat Jefferson duo Fred Goldstein and Gordon Hope, with Ed named outstanding speaker. The club plans further debates, contests, and a press convention attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dubow
Hillside Forensic Society
Milton S. Kessler
Hillside
Frank M. Edwards
Sam
United States Navy Yard
Boston
John L. Sidon
Army
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Mr. Edwards
Howard Weisser
Kessler
Edward Gottesman
Wayne Branom, Jr
Fred Goldstein
Gordon Hope
Jefferson
Edward
Mr. Kessler
Irving Schwartzbach
Olive Rapp
Wayne
Jonathan Dayton
Springfield
Barbara
Mrs. Craig Marks Her 90th Birthday Observed
Mrs. Mary E. Craig formerly of Basking Ridge celebrated her 90th birthday at her daughter Mrs. Al Lamken's home at 223 Pennsylvania Ave. A large gathering of relatives and friends joined in the celebration. She is mother to 15 children with nine living including Lee Bound Brook John Jersey City Russell Paterson Emma Bernardsville and others. 26 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Mrs Craig has lived in Hillside for 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E, Craig
Mary E. Craig
Basking Ridge
al Lamken
Pennsylvania Avenue
Craig
Lee
Bound Brook
John
Jersey City
Russell
Paterson
Raymond
Morris Plains
Emma Craig
Bernardsville
Jacob Wolfe
Bagking Ridge
Chester Downer
Chatham
John Major
Lanken
Hillside
Pastor To Compare Two Denominations in Lunch Talk
Dr Charles McKirachan of Westminster Presbyterian Bloomfield will compare Roman Catholic and Protestant similarities and differences at a covered dish luncheon. The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Women’s Association hosts on Thursday April 5 at 12 30 p m. Mrs Lyman Ware will be pianist and Mrs Henry Metzenheim hostess. Election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKirachan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bloomfield
Women's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lyman Ware
Henry Metzenheim
Liberty Park to Host Barn Dance in May
Liberty Park Association will stage a barn dance on May 18 at Evergreen Lodge in Springfield. Walter Howell chairs the event with help from Charles Holzwarth Carl Strebinger Fred Sekley and Bernard Buczkowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park Association
Evergreen Lodge
Springfield
Walter Howell
Charles Holzwarth
Carl Strebinger
Fred Sekley
Bernard Buczkowski
Baptist Auxiliary To Work For Hospital
The Women’s Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church meets Wednesday March 21 at 10 30 am to prepare materials for Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Elizabeth A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon followed by a regular meeting. Brownie Troop 44 holds its annual birthday dinner Friday March 16 from 6 to 9 pm at Hillside Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
The
First Baptist Church
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Elizabeth
Brownie Troop 44
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Newark League party hosts raise funds for asthmatic children
Mrs. Louis Katchen of 60 King Street will head Newark League hosts at the paid up membership party for the National Home for Jewish Children Denver. Mrs. Samuel August and Mrs. Leo Kadison are associate membership chairmen and Mrs. Allan Ross will speak on the Home's work. A Village Yarn Shoppe fashion show from Irvington and music by Kathryn Davidson accompany the event with a chance for a free donor luncheon ticket to be drawn April 7 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Katchen
King Street
Newark League
National Home For Jewish Children
Denver
Samuel August
Leo Kadison
Allan Ross
National Home
Irvington
Kathryn Davidson
Josh
Hotel Waldorf Astoria
New York
Hadassah Plans Purim Luncheon and Birthday Mark
Hillside Chapter of Hadassah celebrates Purim and its seventh anniversary with a chain luncheon at 1 pm and supper at 8 pm on March 22. Members will host one other member and friends. Reservations contact Mrs. Casper Coleman chair and Mrs. Barney Weinstock co chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter of
Hadassah
Casper Coleman
Barney Weinstock
Have you contributed to the Heart Fund NOW
The message urges immediate support for the Heart Fund, calling on readers to donate now. It emphasizes urgency and broad community involvement to fund heart research and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Surprise Shower For Joan D Chespak Held At Rosell Park
A surprise bridal shower honored Joan Diane Chespak of 554 Paul Street Friday night at the home of Mrs. Fortenbacher Jr aunt of the bunge of 625 Ashwood Avenue Rosell Park. Sponsors included Mrs. Fortenbacher and several Repke families from Kenilworth Bir dentown and Irvington. Forty two guests attended the buffet supper and refreshments. Miss Chespak will be married soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Diane Chespak
Paul Street
Jacob Fortenbacher, Jr
Ashwood Avenue
Rosell Park
Fortenbacher
William Repke
Kenilwoth
Alexander J. Repke
Birdentown
A. Litwitz
Newark
Walter Repke
Robert
Hillside Avenue PTA Open House
The Hillside Avenue PTA hosts an open house with classroom visits for parents tomorrow at 8 p.m. Teachers will act as hostesses and the school orchestra will perform. Officer nominations will occur and a grade play was cancelled due to illness. Mrs. Morris Jaffe chairs a faculty supper April 11 at Townley’s Restaurant Union. A ten week first aid course for board members begins April 10 taught by nurse Katherine Redling. Mrs. Walter Spitz, PTA president, asks volunteers to help in the school cafeteria during lunch hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue P.T.A
Morris Jaffe
Townley
Union
Katherine Redling
Walter Spitz
P.T.A
Ferrigno Speaks at Fathers Night on Sports Training
Carmen Ferrigno, a high school physical education instructor, spoke at Fathers Night about the training and physical examinations boys undergo when pursuing major sports, detailing the program components and health checks involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Ferrigno
Salvin Coolidge School PTA Evening Highlights
Last Thursday at the Salvin Coolidge School PTA program John Kovac Frank Volturo and Marvin Fishman high school letter men attended. Fer Mrs Henry Spingler charity led the audience in song as athletic equipment was shown. The attendance prize went to Mrs Evelyn Schueley eighth grade class, with mothers of the first grade students present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spingler
Evelyn Schueley
Cient
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Hurden-Looker
Girl Scouts
Brown Daily Herald
Brown Chapter
Students For Democratic Action
Phi Beta Kappa
Mrs. Maguire
Sigma Lambda Phi
Women’s
Princeton
Battin High School
Somerville
Hiller
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Ruth Gecker
Eileen Greenspan
Mario Giaimo
Sheldon Kadish
Joan Erbaek
Joan Lilien
Beverly Raus
Robert Tyndall
Joseph Hulsen
Jane Felber
Sally Matheu
Iris Rappaport
Harvey Jones
Robert Johnston Company
Donald Tresente
Millerkins Kiddie
WaAverly
Maple Avenue
Chancellor Ave
Mrs. Craig
Liberty Park
Baptist Auxiliary
Joseph P. Lobo
Elizabeth AV
Clinton Ave
Lemmon
Shifman
Singer Sewing Center
Springfield Avenue
Levington
Naar
Purim
Free Heating Survey
B & H Heating Co
Joan D. Chespak
Hillside Avenue
PTA
Ferrigno
Mayfair Appliances
Ian
Menufecturer
North Broad St
Waverly
N. J
Mayfair & Emerson
Emerson
Emerson Television
Lirer Rela
Rowanto
Vuracs
Emerson Mayfair
No. Broad St. Waverly
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