Safe Vehicle Held First Safety Rule
Raymond R. King, chair of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, urges motorists to ready for summer traffic. He warns a defective vehicle and poor visibility raise accident risk, stressing brakes, wires, lights, and wipers. Pedestrians should cross safely as the program coordinates with New Jersey groups on pedestrian protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee
King
Hillside Committee
New Jersey
New Broadcast on Christian Science Radio Station WNJR
WNJR Newark airs a 1 15 pm Sunday 15 minute program prepared by The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston. The program features testimonies of healing and selections by The Mother Church soloist and organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNJR
Newark
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
S O Employer Wins Suggestion Award
Jules Rakowski of 1260 White Street shares a $10 cash award with a fellow employee for a suggestion accepted by the Connoues Committee of the Standard Oil Development Company. The idea involved a device for inter locking adjacent circuit breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Rakowski
White Street
Connoueas Committee
Standard Oil Development Company
Pupils Hear About China First Hand
Fourth grade, Harden-0oker School, receives letters from Yi Mei Chow a Wen Teh Girls Middle School student in China. She shares experiences, school life, family, and hopes to visit the United States, sending best wishes to the American classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tsingtao
Ching
Lena
Harden- 0Oker School
Yi Mei Chow
Cina
Yi Mei
Pei Owyang
Hillside
United States of America
Wen Teh
Chao
U. S
Gets Phone Award After 30 Years
William A. Benfer of 270 Fitzpatrick street receives a gold service emblem from New Jersey Bell Telephone Company affirming 80 years of service. C. T. McNamara presents at a Hotel Suburban luncheon in East Orange. Benfer began in 1920 Newark as a helper. later roles included storeman chauffeur and truck foreman. He resides in Hillside with son William J. Benfer also in the company. He belongs to the Telephone Pioneers of America chapter H G McCully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Benfer
Fitzpatrick Street
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
C. T. McNamara
Suburban
East Orange
Benfer
Newark
Hillside
Willam J. Benfer
H. G. McCully
Telephone Pioneers of America
Hillsiders Named on List Including Coates and Johnsons
The Hillsiders on the list include Glenn J. Coates of 1602 Summit Avenue Mrs Minnie Johnson 237 Dover Avenue Mrs Mary A Johnson 62 Hillside Avenue Alex Lieberman 286 Florence Avenue and Mrs Hat tie L Lavey 1552 Maple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn J. Coates
Summit Avenue
Minnie Johnson
Dover Avenue
Mary A. Johnson
Hillside Avenue
Alex Lieberman
Florence Avenue
Hattie L. Lavey
Maple Avenue
Parley Set With Union County Legion Leaders At Cranford
The Union County American Legion convention at Cranford will feature Harden-Lodker Post No. 50 members in key roles. County Commander William C. Hill leads arrangements for a large program and open forum for non members. Department Commander Harry Groome will supervise installation of county officers, with a testimonial dinner Saturday night honoring Edward G. Mansfield and Hill at the Cranford Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
American Legion
Cranford
Harden-Lodker
William C. Hill
Paul Kifner
L. T. Reagan
Linden
Union
Hill
Harry Groome
Riverton
Cranford Legion Home
Edward G. Mansfield
Elizabeth
Michael T. Davis
Frank Kavnaugh
Fanwood
High School Groups Elect Officers and Yearbook Editors
Hillside High and affiliated groups announce new officers for the coming year. Edward Vadeika leads the S G A as president with BorisHoltzman as vice president and EdwinaBregan as treasurer among others. New Epoch editors include Ray Dzoba Bernie Marcus Iris Rappaport Carole Morris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
S.G.A., Honor Society
Thespians
Epoch
Marcy Krafchick
Edward Vadeika
Boris Holtzman
Harold Friedman
Msabelle Tannenbaum
Edwina Breban
Sandra Heno¢l
Hillside
National Honour Society
Richard Voynik
Vadeika
Debbie Friedmin
Lind Beth Raphael
Hillside High
Howard Weisser
Joan* Lilien
Isabelle Tannenbaum
Edwina Bregan
Ray Dzoba
Bernard Marcus
Iris Rappaport
Carole Morris
Carol Slicks
Harriet Davis
Margaret Bea
Sandra Henoch
Sandra Fischman
Larry Bass
Jane Felber
David Schuckman
Citadel prepares largest postwar BS class graduation
Melmoth Adams Lews of Hillside New Jersey a candidate for graduation in the June 1950 Citadel class will receive a bachelor of science degree. The 230 member class is the largest to graduate at once from The Citadel since World War II and the ceremony is set for Saturday June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Melmoth Adams Lews
Bondstreet
Hillside
N. J
Citadel
Ithe Military College of
South Carolina
Lewis
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Christian Science
S.O. Employer
Charles BE
Ayres
William A. Bourdon
William A, Benfer
Parley
Partners
Parmer and
Reddy Kilowatt
Garden State
Farm Electrification Council of
New York Line
Cape Miay
Farm Electrification Counci
NEW Jersey College OF Agriculture
NEW Jersey State Department OF Education
NEW Jersey State Department OF Agriculture
New, Jersey
Grange
NEW Jersey Farm Bureau
NEW Jersey Electric Utility Companies
Electors 4 Wee
High
Anna K. Howard
McMichael Place
Charles A. Otto
Worden Howard
Howard
BIA
Hillside Appliance Co
North Broad Street
Liberty Avenue
Billalk- Alus
Big
Tobia’s Hillside Appliance Co
Liberty Ave
N. Broad ST
Safeway
Mertz Ave
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