Hillside Woman's Club Marks 37th Anniversary
The Hillside Woman's Club will observe its 37th birthday Tuesday June 4 at 12 noon at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel. Luncheon and card games follow. Past presidents will receive flower corsages as a large cake decorates the guest table and candles signal the milestone.
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Hillside Woman's Club
Elizabeth Carteret Hotal
Ralph Schwartz
Arthur B. Kirk
Joseph Krever
Frederick Brengel
Charles Stith
Red Bank
Doris McNicholas
The
Public Service
New York
Kirk
Branom
Lester Smith
Schwarte
Marine Krutulis Returns From Furlough With Souvenirs
PFC William J Krutulis son of Mr and Mrs William Krutulis of 284 Gertrude Street returned to Camp Lejeune North Carolina Thursday after a six day furlough He had been in Puerto Rico Panama and Venezuela for three months with the Marines He brought home many souvenirs for his family Mr and Mrs William Krutulis and daughter Joann of 28 Gertrude Street spent the weekend in Waterbury Connecticut where they visited Mr and Mrs Vincent Gowlis their cousins
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PFC
William J. Krutulis
William Krutulis
Gertrude Street
Camp LeJeune
North Carolina
Puerto Rico
Panama
Venezuela
Marines
Joann
Waterbury
Genn
Genn., Where They Visited Mr. Krutulis
Mrs
Vincent Gowlis
Hillside Ave P T A Board Meets Tuesday
The Hillside Avenue School P T A new board of managers will meet Tuesday at the past president’s home. Mrs. Milton Caris, the new president, will preside and introduce the new chairmen and co chairmen. Plans for the sammar carnival to be held September 21 will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Ave. P.T.A
Hillside Avenue School
P.T.A
Melvin Michaels
Milton Caris
DaVid Rosenstein
William Stark
Donald E. Gillmore
Caris
Union County Council
Kawameeh
Union
Gillmore
Mendie Joffe
Ira Katz
Seymour Woller
Hillside Centenary Concert by Hillside Community Orchestra
The local centennial observance featured a Thursday night concert at the high school by the Hillside Community Orchestra conducted by Herman Holaman. Solo numbers were performed by Mollie Levine, Herman Toplansky, Dr. Fred Zemzely, and Jules Shapow, with remarks from State Senator Robert C. Crane and Mayor W. William Di Buono. Township leader Max Schleifer introduced officials and Ives Terry welcomed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Hillside Community Orchestra
Herman Holaman
Mark Jannell
Ives Terry
Calvin Coolidge PTA Ends Season with New Officers
The Calvin Coolidge School PTA held its final meeting on Thursday. New officers installed by past president Mrs. Charles Czerwinski include President Mrs. Alex Schutsky and Vice President Mrs. Edmund Dassing. Other posts filled were 2nd vice president Miss Edna Doll, corresponding secretary Mrs. Dominick Cupido, recording secretary Mrs. George Ulrich, and treasurer Mrs. Sam Gaines. Retiring president Mrs. Henry Merkel received a service pin. Rev. Ossmann of Hillside Presbyterian Church led the invocation and spoke on a high school addition. The kindergarten and fifth grade mothers served refreshments. Mrs Kirkman’s class won the attendance prize.
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Calvin Coolidge School Pta
Charles Czerwinski
Alex Schutsky
Edmund Dassing
Edna Doll
Dominick Cupido
George Ulrich
Sam Gaines
Henry Merkel
Howard Kobrin
Fred Bauerle
Schutsky
Mother Daughter Club Luncheon At Townleys
Sixty eight members of the Mother Daughter Club of Abram P Morris School attended a luncheon Saturday at Townleys in Union Mothers and daughters exchanged gifts Mrs Jack Segall and Mrs Bernard Bernstein led organizing duties.
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Abram P. Morris School
Townley’'s
Jack Segall
Bernard Bernstein
Business Women Install Officers in Hillside Club
Mrs. Jean A. White was installed as president of the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club for a second term at a candlelit dinner at the Elizabeth Ellis Clubhouse. New officers include Helen S. Chumar, Edith Herrmann, Dorothy Groeger, Thelma Hathaway, Marguerite Heeseman, and Barbara Urbine. New members Sally Way Rachel Whelan and Eileen Geiger joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean A. White
Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elizabeth Ellis
Elizabeth
Doris Hubatka
Linden
New Jersey Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen S. Chumar
Edith Herrmann
Dorothy Groeger
Thelma Hathaway
Marguerite Heeseman
Barbara Urbine
Norman Galloff
Kathryn Keller
Esther Ochse
Owen
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Roundup Tea Held At Hurden Looker
The Summer roundup tea was held at Hurden Looker School. Mrs. Eugene Schneider, chairman, introduced John Lopres, principal, who spoke on how kindergartners begin school. Mrs. Hildegarde Anderten and Mrs. Gulik also spoke. Refreshments followed. Mrs. William Tinschmidt, retiring president, named Mrs. William Krutulis as the new president and urged votes for the June 20 high school referendum. A presidents luncheon followed at the William Pitt in Chatham with attendees including Mrs. Krutulis and other officers.
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Hurden-Looker School
Eugene Schneider
John Lopres‘i
Hildegarde Anderten
Gulik
William Tinschmidt
William Krutulis
William Pitt
Chatham
Krutulis
Tinschmidt
Ellsworth Middleton
Charles Jarosky
Samuel Pell
Robert Kirkpatrick
Walter Howell
From Deerskin to Lambskin Glove Traditions
The term doeskin gloves traces to centuries old French fashion using deer skin. Modern production now uses baby lamb skins raised in France for supple softness.
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France
Couple Return From Florida Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Borneman of 1215 Stonestreet return from a 16 day Florida journey. They spent five days at the Palm Beach Biltmore attending the Prudential Leaders Club convention and five days in Miami, with additional travel along the Florida west coast.
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Walter Borneman
Stonestreet
Florida
Palm Beach Biltmore
Borneman
Prudential Leaders Club
Miami
Florida West Coast
Hillside Hadassah Plans Meeting June 4 at Maple Ave
Hillside Chapter Hadassah executive board to meet Tuesday June 4 at 830 p.m. at 1531 Maple Avenue. Newly elected officers will attend and board members introduced by president Mrs Mernie Eisenberg.
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Hillside Chapter of
Hadassah
Maple Avenue
Mernie Eisenberg
Principal Receives P T A Life Membership
William Krauthlatt principal of George Washington School was awarded a P T A life membership certificate at the annual faculty supper. Mrs Moe Goldberg president and Mrs Marion VannAllen retiring fourth grade teacher received gifts. A satirical piece and a ballet number featuring P T A members were performed. JoAnne and Laurie Birnbaum collected $10 during a neighborhood telethon for the City of Hope research center in Los Angeles supporting leukemia and pediatric cancer efforts.
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William Krauthlatt
George Washington School
Moe Goldberg
Marion VannAllen
PTA
Mark Swanger
P.T.A
Dene Davis
Manuel Davis
Harold Heres
Joanne
Laurie Birnbaum
Sidney Birnbaum
Jerome Avenue
City of Hope Research Center
Los Angeles
Calif
Surrogate's Notice To Creditors In Estate of Karl Bar Ker
Surrogate Charles Otto orders creditors of Karl Bar Ker deceased to present claims by a set deadline or be barred from further recovery. Executrix and attorney names appear, with notices of proceedings and required filings. The notice cites May dates and formal actions under probate law.
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Eatath
Christian Karl Barker
Charles A. Otto
Beaver To Award Miss Vit Degree
JENKINTOWN PA Miss Irma Vit daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton A Vit Jr of 36 Hollywood Avenue Hillside N J is a candidate for Bachelor of Arts degree at Beaver College this Nine commencement exercises will be held on June 9 at 3 oclock on the lawn of the Grey Towers campus with Dr Alto H Glasure pastor of the First Presbyterian Church St Petersburg Florida as the speaker Miss Vit majored in history at Beaver She is a graduate of Hillside High School.
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Jenkintown
Irma Vit
Anton A. Vit
Hollywood Avenué
Hillside
N. J
Beaver College
Grey Towers
Alto H. Glasure
First Presbyterian Church
St. Petersburg
Florida
Miss Vit
Beaver
Hillside High School
Hillside servicemen son to arrive aboard USS Ticonderoga
Anthony Rechner Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Rechner of Hillside New Jersey, is scheduled to arrive in Alameda California May 39 aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga. The ship has been en route from Norfolk Virginia to its new homeport in Alameda via Cape Horn since April 15.
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Alameda
Caltf
Anthony Ay Rechner, Jr
Sirman
USN
Anthony J. Rechner
Locust Avenue
Hillside
N. J
Calif
Norefolk
Ticonderoga
Ala
Meda
Cape Horn
South America
Circus And Carnival For Cancer Fund At Vollmann Home
A community circus and carnival Sunday at 1535 Morris Place hosted by Mr and Mrs George Vollmann raised funds for the cancer drive. Participants included ring master William Vogel singer and dancer Ann Vollmann clowns Robert Vogel and Donald Shaefer relief skaters Nikki Kaplan and Joyce Vollmann ballerinas Bonnie and Ter Kaplan, clown and dog act Carol Nadolsky, Harry Disotell and Joyce Nadolky as ticket takers.
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George Vollmann
Morris Place
William Vogel
Ann Vollmann
Robert Vogel
Donald Shaefer
Nikki Kaplan
Joyce Vollmann
Bonnie
Ter! Kaplan
Carol Nadolsky
Harry Disotell
Joyce Nadolky
Mothers Circle Berry Festival at Hillside Church
The Mothers Circle of Hillside Presbyterian Church hosts a strawberry festival on Thursday June 6 from 6 to 8 pm with Mrs Thomas Dwyer as chairperson and Mrs Gor mar Fischer in charge of tickets. New members Mrs Guy Totten and Mrs Andrew Cox join the circle at a meeting, as committees and hostesses are listed. Memorial Day closure noted for New Jersey State Employment Service office in Elizabeth on May 30.
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Circle of the Hillside Presbyterian Church
Thomas Dwyer
Gormar-Fischer
George Levanseller
Fred Jacobus
Marie Shattuck
Isabel Polhemus
Harry Schultz
Prank Walker
Charles Wood
Walter Schor
Alling Lobdell
William Dieroff
Guy Totten
Andrew Cox
Dwyer
Arthur Chase
Roger Hazelton
Louis Hess
New Jersey
East Jersey Street
Elizabeth
Frank J. Begg
Sinai Sisterhood Carnival and Food Sale
A carnival and food sale will be held all day Sunday June 5 at 1504 Maple Avenue. Organizers Pearley and Cell Abromowitz invite the public. event chaired by Schmidt.
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Sinai Sisterhood
Maple Avenue
Chas Arnival
Cell Abromowitz
Flor
Sale Wi Bysenberg
Sopene Schmidt
Olympic Park Holiday Programs and Acts Planned
Olympic Park presents holiday concerts and a free four art display through Sunday at Irvington Park. Joseph Basile's band performs with other acts including The Bruxelles, LaFloite Duo, and Lou Bogert. New acts join Monday, with groups such as the Corona Family troupe and the Grialdis. A Universe contest for Easey County beauties will be staged June 7 by the Livington Lions Club at Olympic.
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Olympic Park
Joseph Basile
Irvington Park
Rixon
Lou Bogert
Foot Man
Corona
X-Ray Programs Highlight County Health League Visit
Chest x-ray initiatives in June top the schedule as the Wulon County Tuberculosis and Health League plans joint efforts with portable equipment. May visits by Heil Company and Edgcomb Steel and Aluminum Corporation, Hillside, supported by the League, mark ongoing community health service.
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Gusinies
Wulon County
Tuberculosis and Health League
Heil Company
Edgcomb Steel and Aluminum Corporation
Hillside
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Irene L. Schneider
Pingry School
N. J. State Department of Education
Sohtay Mt
Calvin Coolidge
Joe Basile
Bubbles
Ricardo
Cereus
LaFlotte
Bruxelles
Kiddieland
Chancellor Avenue
Carden State Parkway
Jane
Big Boodle
Texis
Jett Morrow
Faith Domergue
Errol Flynn
Hurden-Looker
Terrace Decorators
Wolcott Terrace
Newark
WN. J
Waverly
Hadassah Board
Children Aid
Nereby
Lahina Mtolondro Executrix
Noy Sane
Irma
Frank Stengel
R. F Stengel Co
Garrier Corporation
Syracuse
Ee Ae
Cancer Fund
Mothers Circle Berry Festival
Olympic Park States
Department of Electrical Manufacturing Company
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp
Hillside Ave
Boa Pl
N. 7
New Newark Factory
Nieswond
Nielwand & Son, Inc
Frelinghuysen Ave
Newark, New Jersey
AIM
Talbot
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