Kenton Wood Marks 45 Years at National State Bank
Kenton D Wood assistant cashier at the National State Bank celebrated his 45th anniversary with the bank on Wednesday. He started as an office boy at 16 after a visit to the late Louis Wallack and rose through bookkeeping and savings to become assistant cashier on January 9 1945. Since 1962 Hillside National Bank merged with National State Bank he has worked on auditing assignments. Wood a Catskill NY native grew up in Lyons Farms now Hillside and Bend Hillside Brow. active in Kiwanis Methodist Church and the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers. he enjoys visiting colonial sites such as Williamsburg Virginia.
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Kenton D. Wood
National State Bank
Wood
Louis Wallack
N. Broad and
Ridgway Ave
Hillside National Bank
Aca
Newark Preparatory School
Newark
American Institute of Banking
Rutgers University
Bank
Tonal State Bank
Catskill
N.Y
Lyons Farms
Hillside
Union Township
William D. Wood
Saybrook
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Community Methodist Church
Denville
Mews Club
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Hillside PTA Elects Mrs Lacey For 1967 68
Hillside Avenue School PTA held April elections for the 1967 68 year. Officers installed May 10 include President Mrs Richard Lacey Vice President Mrs Barry Klarfeld Corresponding Secretary Mrs August Rodriguez Recording Secretary Mrs Nicholas Spadonne Treasurer Mrs Jack Mitnick Trustees Mrs Seymour Pollak Mrs Abraham Elsenberg Mrs Joseph Peteryary.
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Hillside Ave
P.T.A. E
Richard Lacey
Barry Klarfeld
August Rodriguez
Nicholas Spadonne
Jack Mitnick
Seymour Pollak
Abraham Elsenberg
Joseph Peteryary
Girl Scout Leader Mother's Day Speaker Named
Mrs Richard N Berkefeldt will be guest speaker at a Mother's Day service at Frank tin Memorial Church located at Maple and Keer Avenues. Berkefeldt, long connected with Girl Scouting, is a past president of the Newark Council of Social Agencies.
Hope to Replace Boilers at Harden-Locker School
Dr Wayne T Branom superintendent of schools told the Harden Locker School P T A at the annual faculty luncheon that two boilers will replace three at an estimated 60 000 dollars. He said replacements are needed due to heating breakdowns and aim to finish before next winter. Principal John J Lopresti praised the PTA for the luncheon and library work.
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Wayne T. Branom
Harden - Locker School
P-Ta
Board of Education
John J. Lopresti
PTA
Battin Class of 1922 Seeks Missing Alumni
Organizers of the 45th Battin reunion seek information on 26 missing classmates possibly in Hillside. Send details to Milton R. Parnes at 168 Lincoln Ave Elizabeth and contact Mrs. W T Moyle secretary with any updates. Names include Flora Bags Mabel Clutter Bernard Craig Frances Danielson Ernest DeVito Adelaide Dolan and others.
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Battin
W. T. Moyle
Hillside
Milton R. Parnes
Lincoln Ave
Elizabeth
Flora Lee Bags
Mabel L. Clutter
Bernard M. Craig
Frances M. Danielson
Ernest DeVito
Adelaide Dolan
Frank Dowd
Anne G. Flax
Clara Gotfried
Eugene Hudgins
Kate Jacobs
Martha A. Litehell
Joseph F. Magrane
Percy C. Parson
Sadie Schulman
Esther E. Sloane
Louis R. Spector
John Benj, Thomas
Joan H. Walsh
Henry F. Weber
Charlotte Wright
James Wyckoff
Milton Walder to Speak at Hadassah Installation Rites
The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah hosts its annual installation of officers and Mothers Night on Tuesday May 16 at Sinai Congregation. Milton Walder former national commander of the Jewish War Veterans will discuss the Renaissance of Nazism in Germany and ultra-right groups in the U S. Mothers will receive gifts as Laurie Birnbaum sings.
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Milton Walder
Hadassah
Hillside
Ha~dassah
Sinai Congregation
Albert Bean
Laurie Birnbaum
Milton Welder
United States
Hillside Times May 1 1967 issue header notice
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. at 1449 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07205 May 1 1967 subscription rates 93 50 per year 10 cents per copy second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey volume XLII number 29
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Hillside Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside
United States
Elizabeth
Deborah League Installs Officers in Newark May Luncheon
The Deborah League will install officers at noon on Tuesday May 16 at the Newark Essex House. Mrs. William Decter of West Orange to install, with Mrs. Charles Hamerman named president and Mrs. Morris Gold of Hillside handling publicity. Reservations for the luncheon are through Mrs. Hymen Dultz or Mrs. Louis Tangenbaum. Also noted is a Theatre School Production67 showcase by Hillside students Michelle Hammer and Sherry Lipowitz at South Orange Junior High School on Saturday May 13.
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Deborah League
Hillside
Oficee Sten
Newark Essex House
William Decter
West Orange
Charles Hamerman
Morris Gold
Hilleside
Nron
Hymen Dultz
Louis Tangenbaum
Michelle Hammer
Sherry Lipowitz
Theatre School
Maplewood
South Orange Junior High School
Be No Drug Is Safe Enough For All Medicines
A cautionary note urges families to use personal family physicians and pharmacies for safe treatment. It highlights potential risks of powerful medicines and promotes cooperation with doctors. The message invites patients to have prescriptions compounded and dispensed by the client upon request.
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Kenton Wood
Natl. State Bank
Williamsburg
the Woods
Betty Groh
Indian Lake
THE
Hillside N J. Times
Ana T-svare Wank
W. Broad St
Patricia Kessler
National Bank
Phillips
Sidney T. Holt
Broad St
Cor. Market St
Newark, N. J
Fereday &Meyer Co, Inc
Elizabeth Olive St. NoJe
Hillside Pta
Lacey
Public Serv Electric and Gas Company
Schoo
Grads
Emma
Adda
Robert Diamond
Sidney Birnbaum
Charles Pestcoe
Education
Kal
Men Graifer
Williamson Ave
Joseph Peyser
Twin Brooks Country Club
Watchung
the Hillside Times
Allstate Fuel Co
Waverly
Fektah
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Avenue
Comer Cos Avenue
Philp Welntick
Albert B. Storm
Sanford Ave
Tage Mats
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave. Cor
Fabyan Place
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