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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
3
Alfred Mayer, of 1537 Wyndmoor Avenue, contributes a revised write up to update the World Book Encyclopedia accordion article. Mayer, a longtime writer for Petrillo's International Musician with 250,000 readers, brings new details reflecting changes in the instrument since the original insertion.
Charles B. Levine son of Lew Levine, senior and managing partner of Sartorius & Co New York, became a general partner of the firm on November 1. Also listed as manager of the St Nicholas Avenue service segment.
The article profiles composer Mayer a Juilliard graduate and Brooklyn College faculty member with ties to multiple publishers including Theodore Presser, Bourne Music, and Leeds Music. It notes his family, residence at 415 Schley Street, and long career in publishing and music education alongside Wall Street elder statesman Lewis Levine who rose from runner to partner by 1924.
John Beattie was elected president at the Hillside Little League annual meeting. Alfred Perchaluk and Samuel Romano become vice presidents, Sidney G. Friedman treasurer, with a long slate of trustees and technical advisors. The board will meet monthly at the Gurd Avenue field house.
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William Page Jr secretary administrator of the Kessler Institute of West Orange spoke to the Hillside Rotary Club detailing the nonprofit rehabilitation center. Since 1949 more than 3 000 have sought therapy and training for disability recovery with expanded facilities for sight and non sight impaired patients. Page stressed personal responsibility and noted U S missile progress in the Sputnik era as a contrast to American living standards.
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Page credits Rotary with aiding the Kessler Institute in helping the physically disabled regain function. He notes Rotary’s role in service to the disabled and stresses that recovery requires patient effort and rehabilitation. He speaks of many men and women returning to productive life and work.
Army Pvt. Melvin S. Goldberg 23 of Hillside along with his wife and parents at 210 Clark Street completed the second phase of six months active military training under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Dix. He received clerical administration training after eight weeks of basic combat training. A 1952 Hillside High School graduate, he attended Pace College in New York City.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday October 31 for James O'Neil 86 of 77 North Main Street Cranbury father of James A Oneil president of Hillside National Bank at Cole Funeral Home Cranbury. He died October 28. Interment was in Westminster Cemetery Cranbury. O'Neil longtime Cranbury resident born in Madison resided 65 years in town and formerly ran a general store. He was a past master of Apollo Lodge 156 F and A M and member of First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife Martha Holeman O'Neil a son Harold J H O'Neil a daughter A Imlay Hall and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Jenny Wheat of Newark was honored by 20 Hillside National Bank colleagues at a dinner in the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth on October 30. The auditing clerk, who resigned effective that day, received a corsage and a baby gift from The Sunshine Club. Eleanor K. Dyjecaynski organized the arrangements.
Nullen announces a proposed ordinance introduction and public hearing by the Township Committee of Union County New Jersey. A regular meeting is set for November 11 at 7 00 p m with hearings on the ordinance and potential adoption. Residents may attend at the Municipal Building Liberty and Hibistdte Avenues for discussion and commentary.
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