Scouting Changes Assessed by Hillside Leaders
Harold Steward chairs a Hillside advancement update for five Hillside Scouters, representing most area units. New system lets units run their own merit badge reviews with Star Life and Eagle advancement after January 1 1950. District leaders and new trainees outlined training courses and staffing changes amid a Hillside Scouting meeting at Coe Avenue School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Steward
Hillside
Advancement Committee of the Union Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Coe “Avenue
Steward
Vernon Laws
Istrict
Bernard F. Pender
Council
Marcella
Y.M.C.A
Elizabeth
David Harris
Henry Weiman
Robert Kaplan
School Assembly For Safety Patrol Honors George Washington Students
George Washington School held a safety patrol assembly in the auditorium. Principal William Krautblatt introduced the event and new police chief election was led by Miss Fimon a Zecca. Teachers Mrs Millicent Kramerman and Miss Carolyn DeCollis presented belts and rules before acknowledging patrol members including Sonny Rizzo and Howard Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Filomena Zecca
Rita Gross
Pisyea
William Krautblatt
Zecca
Carolyn DeCollis
Milliccent Kramerman
Nancy Markson
Krautblatt
Sonny Rizzo
Howard Schwartz
Florence Mayer
Jerry Plaxe
Donald Andres
Steven Kerner
Barbara Bierman
Phyllis Soroka
Two Are Promoted At Cooper Alloy Foundry
Cooper Alloy Foundry announces promotions for Jack Victorine to General Sales Manager and Morton C. Meyers to Assistant Sales Manager. Victorine has 17 years in stainless casting at Cooper Alley and eight years as sales manager. Meyers, with 12 years at the company, has been Victorine’s direct assistant since 1945. The changes reflect Cooper Alloy’s rising role as a stainless steel valve manufacturer and follow J. Lessman’s appointment to valve and fitting sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Cooper
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Jack Victorine
Morton C. Meyers
Victorine
Cooper Alley
Meyers
Cooper
Cooper Alloy
J. Lessman
Saybrook School Opens Its Arts Program With Choir and Tales
Barbara Koza led opening exercises at Saybrook School as Miss Kolesar’s fifth graders presented four program parts. The 5-K chorus performed Onward Christian Soldiers and two stories about Richard Wagner and Felix Mendelssohn followed by a pantomime bridal march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Koza
Saybrook School
Miss Kolesar
Leonard Weiss
Madeline Safchak
Mary Mihalecko
Betsy Jouben
Robert Braunschweige
George McGhee
Donald Wolfe
Patty Caruso
Robert Gehery
Don Clark
William Lutzinger
Walter Cullerton
Tschaikowsky
Goldman
Stanley Brookes
Richard Wagner
Joan Sanderson
Felix Mendelssohn
Gay Nussbaum
Edward Guiles
Robert Braunschweiger
David Danker
Beverly Norfolk
Railroad unions urge vote for Wene and Democrats in New Jersey
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks urge New Jersey members to vote for Governor candidate Elmer H. Wene and endorsed Assembly candidates Milton B. Conford S Chadwick Reed Dennis A. Giles and Tyler E. Clark. They frame it as a push to remove special interests from state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Elmer H.wene
Frank C. Mooney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Henry P. Schmidt
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Elmer H. Wene
Assembly
Milton B. Conford
Hillside
S. Chadwick Reed
Dennis A. Giles
Tyler E. Clark
Residents Named for Jury Duty in Union County
Nounecation sent to 100 Union County residents drawn to serve as petit jurors in county courts from November 7 to 19. Names were drawn before County Judge Edward A. McGrath by Sheriff Charles E. Ayers, Jury Commissioner William A. Bourdon and Benjamin Korb, clerk. Hillside residents listed include James ONeill Frank X Judson Mrs Katherine B Weippert Joseph A Flanagan William R Denbigh Mrs Lillian Kaplan Miss Gertrude M Miller and Mrs Laura G Salter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Edward A. McGrath
Charles E. Ayers
William A. Bourdon
Benjamin Korb
Hillside
James O'Neill
Union Avenue
Frank X. Judson
Clark Street
Katherine B. Weippert
Harden Street
Joseph A. Flanagan
Resident Enrolls At Northwestern
Horace Glenn Benoit of 1228 South Long avenue is among 95 New Jersey students enrolled for study this fall at Northwestern University campuses in Evanston and Chicago. He joins the Technological Institute cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, II
Horace Glenn Benoit
South Long Avenue
New Jersey
Northwestern University
Evanston
Chicago
Technological Institute
Community Event Listings for Hillside Area Churches and Societies
A dated series of church and civic notices announces events from November to December. Activities include dinners bazaars card parties dances and meetings hosted by churches lodges and community groups such as Hillside Presbyterian Calvary Lutheran Hillside Bnai B’rith Hill side Chapter Hadassah and Davenport Dill Post 1722 with recurring items like school PTA meetings and township committee sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin-Coslidge
P.T.A
Hillside
O.E.S
Women's Auxiliary
Davenport
W.F.W
Board of Education
Tom Thumb
School
Hillside B'nail B'rith Women’s Chapter
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Liberty Park Community Association
Hadassah
Miss Hillside
Davenport-Dill Post
Hillside Baal B'rith December Meeting Schedule
December 19 meeting of Hillside Baal B'rith and December 21 Board of Health meeting with December 28 also noted for planning or follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Hillside Baal B'rith Lodge
Transfers of Multiple City Properties In Gray Street Area
Eva Steinmetz widow transfers to Mr and Mrs Alex Glatzer at 153 Bailey Avenue Trinity Gardens transfers to Milton Rothbard single at corner Voorhees and Conant streets moves to Mr and Mrs John Steinke then to Mr and Mrs Robert J Mitchell Jr at 429 Princeton Avenue Fern Construction Company transfers to Mr and Mrs Edward Kessler at Sanford Avenue 80 feet from Leland Place Mr and Mrs Seymour J Kessler at corner Sanford Avenue and Leland Place Tillman Corporation transfers to Mr and Mrs Henry Jablonski at Tillman Street 250 feet from Bloy Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Gardens, Inc
Milton Rothbard
Voorhees and
Conant Streets
John Steinke
Robert J. Mitchell, Jr
Princeton Avenue
Fern Construction Company
Edward Kessler
Sanford Avenue
Leland Place
Seymour J. Kessler
Tillman Corporation
Henry Jablonski
Tillman Street
Bloy Street
Hillside Democratic Candidate Praises Running Mates
Milton B. Conford, a Hillside Democratic Assembly candidate, urged support for his slate at a Fifth District Campaign workers meeting. He listed his qualifications including former assistant Attorney General and adviser roles, and stressed united, informed representation for Union County in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Democratic Assembly
Hillside
Lee Mandl
Conklin Avenue
Conford
Newark
Dennis Giles
Elizabeth
S. Chadwick Reed
Plaingeld
Tyler E. Clark
Radwiy
Rutgers
New Jersey
State Board of Tax Appeals
Union
Trenton
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Coe Avenue
G. F. Lange
Sam Leventer
Jerome Scher
Nat Gold
I. R
Eugene Abramowitz
L.r.j
Allen Bochner
Pack
Herman Weippert
R. F. Heun
F. H. Walker
George Levanseller
Herbert Otto, Jr
George P. Dover
Phil Leininger
Kenneth Trousdell
Health and Safety
H. D. Steward
H. R. Otto, Jr
B. F. Pender
Plainfield
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chi
Luusville
Baltimore
Cage
Baltimore & Ohio
R.R
School Assembly For Safety Patrol
Cooper Foundry
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Unionville
Urs
Slifer Typewriter Company
High Street
David O. Evans
Waverly
Hillside, N. J
Northwestern
West Side
Springheld Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton PI
Orange Ave
Newark, N. J
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Women's Society of Christian Service
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Hillside Sports Association
Mothers Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
George Washington School
Dads Athletic Booster Club
Omega Sigma Psi ‘Sororitys
Hillside B'nai B'rith’ Lodge
Eva Steinmetz
Alex Glatzer
Bailey Avenue
Wene
Democratic Party
Burlington
G.O.P
Driscoll
Hillside Democratic Committee
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