Scouts Set Advancement Changes For Hillside Units
Higrold Steward of Hillside, chair of the Advancement Committee, summarizes new Scouting advancement changes for 91 Hillside Scouters across three quarters of local units. Future units will run their own Merit Badge Reviews and handle Star Life and Eagle advancement after January 1 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higrold Steward
Hillside
Advancement Committee of the
Union Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Coe Avenue School
Futureral
Steward
Vernon Laws
Bernard F. Pender
Council
Marcella
Cubbin
Y.M.C.A
Elizabeth
David Harris
Henry Weiman
Robert Kaplan
Harris
Phil Leininger
Herman Weippert
Leininger
Hill
Safety Patrol Residents Recognized At School Assembly
George Washington School held an assembly in the auditorium to honor its safety patrol. Miss Filo mena Zecca led opening exercises, Rita Gross played piano, and Principal William Krautblatt spoke. Carolyn DeCollis was elected police chief as teachers presented white belts to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Schoo Auditorium
Filomena Zecca
Rita Gross
William Krautblatt
Zecca
Carolyn DeCollis
Millicent Kramerman
Nancy Markson
Krautblatt
Sonny Rizzo
Howard Schwartz
Florence Mayer
Jerry Plaxe
Donald Andres
Stever Kerner
Barbara Bierman
Phyllis Soroka
Two Are Promoted At Cooper Foundry
Harry A. Cooper announces promotions at Cooper Alloy Foundry Co. Jack Victorine becomes General Sales Manager and Morton C Meyers becomes Assistant Sales Manager. Victorine has 17 years in stainless casting and eight years as sales manager. Meyers has 12 years with the company and since 1945 has been director assistant to Victorine. The moves reflect Cooper Alloy’s rising role as a stainless steel valve maker and tie into the recent appointment of J Lessman 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
Marching Songs Stress at Saybrook School Program
Saybrook School opened with Barbara Koza presenting the program in the auditorium. The fifth grade class led with marching tunes and chorus numbers including Onward Christian Soldiers and Anchors Aweigh. Solo and pantomime segments featured students such as Mary Mihalecko Betsy Jouben Robert Braunschweiger and Walter Cullerton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Koza
Saybrook School
Don Clark
William —u=tringer
Walter Cullerton
Vietrola
Tschaikowsky
Goldman Band
Stanley Brookes
Richard Wagner
Joan Sanderson
Felix Mendelssohn
Gay Nussbaum
Edward Guiles
Robert Braunschweiger
David Danker
Beverly Norfolk
Railroad Unions Back Wene in New Jersey Election Plea
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks urge New Jersey members and their families to vote for Elmer H. Wene for governor and for endorsed Democratic legislators. They seek to remove special interests from state government and call November 8 a New Jersey Independence Day. Assembly candidates Milton B. Conford S Chadwick Reed Dennis A. Giles and Tyler F E Clark are endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Elmer H. Wene
Frank C. Mooney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Henry P. Schmidt
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Dennis A. Giles
Tyler FE
Clark
Select Residents For Duty On Jury
100 Union County residents drawn to serve as petit jurors in county courts from November 7 to 19. Names selected by County Judge Edward A. McGrath, Sheriff Charles E. Ayers, Jury Commissioner William A. Bourdon, and clerk Benjamin Korb. Hillside residents listed include James O Neill, 1025 Union avenue. Frank X Judson, 47 Clark street. Mrs Katherine B Weippert, 23 Harden street. Joseph A Flanagan, 11 Looker street. William R. Denbigh, 156 Virginia street. Mrs Lillian Kaplan, 1256 Oakwood avenue. Miss Gertrude M Miller, 1440 Mann avenue. Mrs Laura G Salter, 145 Williamson avenue.
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
Look
Resident Enrolls At Northwestern Student From New Jersey
Horace Glenn Benoit of 1228 South Long Avenue joins 95 New Jersey students enrolling for fall studies at Northwestern University campuses in Evanston and Chicago. He is placed in the Technological Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Horace Glenn Benoit
South Long Avenue
New Jersey
Northwestern University
Chicago
Technological Institute
Calendar of local church and school events in Hillside area
Community events listed include dinners bazaars and card parties at Franklin Memorial Methodist Calvary Lutheran Davenport Dill Post and Hill side churches and schools. Dates cover November through December with meetings dances receptions and civic activities involving various organizations and auxiliary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Coe Avenue
Ose
G. F. Lange
Sam Levenster
Jerome Scher
Nat Gold
I. R
Eugene Abramowitz
Allen Bochner
Henry ,Weiman
Pack
Herman Weippert
R. F. Heun
F. H. Walker
George Levanseller
Herbert Otto, Jr
George P. Dover
David Harris
Phil Leininger
Kenneth Trousdell
H. R. Otto, Jr
B. F. Pender
Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
O.es
Women's Auxiliary
Davenport
Dill
W.F.W
Board of Education
School of Calvary Lutheran Church
George Washington
Hillside Briai B'rith Lodge December Meeting Schedule
Notices list the December 19 Hillside Briai B'rith Lodge meeting and December 21 and December 28 Township Committee gatherings. Details specify dates for local civic and fraternal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge
Hillside Briai B'rith Lodge
Board of Health
Transfers of Properties In Six Neighborhood Areas
Eva Steinmetz widow transfers to Alex Glatzer a home at 153 Bailey Avenue Trinity Gardens Inc to Milton Rothbard a single man. John Steinke and wife transfer to Robert J. Mitchel Jr at 429 Princeton Avenue. Fern Construction to Edward Kessler at Sanford Avenue 80 feet from Leland Place. Seymour J. Kessler's property at Sanford and Detand-Placer. Tillman Corporation to 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. Mitchel, Jr
Princeton Avenue
Fern Construction Company
Edward Kessler
Sanford Avenue
Leland Place
Seymour J. Kessler
Detand-Placer
Tillman Corporation
Henry Jablonski
Tillman Street
Bloy Street
Democratic Assembly Candidate Conford Appeals for Support
Milton B. Conford of Hillside addressed Fifth District Campaign workers at Lee Mandl's home, urging Hillside residents to back his Democratic Assembly ticket partners. He listed roles including labor teacher, Rutgers economist, and former attorney general aide, emphasizing experience in legislation and state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Democratic Assembly
Hillside
Fifth District
Lee Mandl
Conklin Avenue
Conford
Price
Dennis Giles
Elizabeth
Chadwick Reed
Plaingeld
Tyler E. Clark
Rah- Way
Rutgers
New Jersey
State Board of Tax Appeals
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Plainfield
Washington
Pittsb
Baltimore
Urgh
Baltimore & Ohio
R.R
School Assembly For Safety Patrol
Cooper Foundry
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Unionville
Ren
Slifer Typewriter Company
High Street
Newark
David O. Evans
Waverly
Hillside, N. J
Northwestern
West Side
Springfield-Ave
High St
Lyons Ave
Bergen St
Hawthorne Ave
Clinton PI
So. Orange Ave
N. J
Federal Deposit Inserance Corporation
Women's Society of Christian Service of—Franklin
Methodist Church
Hillside Sports Association
Mothers Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
George Washington School
Dads Athletic Booster Club
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Hillside B'r B'rith Women's Chapter
Sigma Lambda P
Liberty Pa ‘Community Association
Hillside Chapt Hadassah
Miss Hillside
Davenport Dill Post
Eva Steinmetz
Alex Glatzer
Bailey Avenue
League of Municipalities
Governor E Commission
New Ji Law Journal
New Jersey Judicial Confere
Trenton
Wene
Democratic Party
Sea
Wone
Burlington
G.O.P
Driscoll
Hillside Democratic Committee
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