Suckow Joins Paine Webber as NYC Stockbroker
William B. Suckow a Union County civic leader and educator joins Paine Webber Jackson Curtis as a stockbroker in the 1850 Avenue of the Americas New York branch. He remains chairman of Alfred and William Inc. in Union, studying to become a registered representative and balancing local civic roles with a Wall Street career.
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William B. Suckow
Union County
Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis
Avenue of the Américas
New York City
Suckow
Union
Alfred and William “Inc
Commerce Avenue
Spring
Douglas
New York Stock Exchange
Army
Wall Street
Garden State
Howard Leary
Young Red Publican Club
Matthias J
Rmnbids
Senators
Union County Narcotics Rehabilization Commission
New, Jersey
Luck
Ie Newark College of Engineering
St. Cather Fine School
Hiblside
la Salle Miliiry Academy
Long
Tland
New York
Fing Nes Pligely
Cerse Brokens
Jdeophire Lizeana
Roselle Park
Gahiey Jom Anne
Oakwood Parke Way
Unione
Ser Ging
The
Knights of Columbus
Hillside Week Crime Report Details Local Break-Ins
Hillside police logged a series of break-ins including 11S Long Ave entry via a jimmied front door and a damaged filing area, with items missing from several homes. Victims include Fred Kocker, Daniel Current, Mrs. Ann Welley, and Rosemary King, with losses ranging from cash to hubcaps and car keys.
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Fred Kocker
Terrill Road
Tynwood
Monkter
Long Ave
Jimming
Rocker
Daniel Current
N. Broad St
Evergreen Cemetery
Ann Welleyd
Orange Ave
Cranford
Il Long
Hillside High PTA Explains New Math Program
Hillside High School hosts a November 21 1967 PTA meeting in the school cafe to outline the new mathematics program for ninth graders and how parents can support their children. Principal Anthony Avella and Math Chair William Todr will present, with several math department staff in attendance. parents only admitted, refreshments provided.
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Hillside High School
My ¢ High School
PTA
Orrin Spielholz
Anthony A. Avella
MLL
William Todr
James Austin
Thomas ‘Chaiberlain
Timothy Diffley
Jane Fischer
Lawrence Goldfarb
Joseph Neetz
Stella Yee
Harald Rigeff
Howa Starts Income Plan at The Howard Savings Institution
The Howard Savings Institution launches the Howard Savers Income Plan allowing Regular or Investment Savings Account depositors to schedule periodic checks drawn on their accounts. Minimums are 2500 for Regular and 5000 for Investment accounts, with options for monthly to yearly disbursements and interest at current Howard rates. Bank president Mohn W. Kress says the plan targets retirees and those away on vacations or deployments and helps customers stay with the bank beyond relocations. This marks the second new service after Dividend Deposit Service announced in October.
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Howard Savings Institution
Howard, Savere
Howard
Mohn’ W. Kress
Bank
Howard Savers
Clean Sweep Planned In 1968 Health Drive
Joseph P. Gerard vice president of the Board of Health leads a 1968 clean sweep program linking education and cleanup days. First meeting set for 8:30 p.m. December 6. Bureau of Vital Statistics reports 21 marriages 29 deaths and 18 births. Health Inspector Charles F. Dotto logged 25 inspections in October. Nine dog bites two mumps cases and one hepatitis case noted.
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Joseph P. Gerard
Board of Health
Gerard
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Charles F. Dotto
Rosary Society Card Party Plans At Church
The Rosary Society of Christ the King Church met on November 6 in the school cafeteria. New members announced were Mrs. J Rachow Mrs. Frank Rizzo and Mrs. John Guy. The Annual Card Party is set for Friday November 17 at 8 00 P M in the school Auditorium. Tickets cost 150 with gifts and door prizes.
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The
Rosary Society of Christ J the King Church
Walter Ciccura
J. Rachow
Frank Rizzo
John Guy
Anthony Dee
Marge Harris
William R. Smalley
Nut- Toll Appointed Chairman at Union College
Major General Henry G Nut Toll of 33 Beech Wood Place was named chairman of the building grounds and equipment committee and to the nominating and board membership committee of the Union College Board of Trustees Cranford. The appointments were announced today by Hugo B Meyer of Summit president of U S Fiber and Plastics Corporation Stirling and chairman of the Board of Trustees. Union College is a two year college of the academic disciplines.
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Henry G. Nut- Toll
Beech Wood Place
PTA Executives Hear Reports at November Meeting
The Calvin Coolidge PTA executive board held its regular November session. Attendees included Mrs. Morton Jacobowitz and Mrs. Billy MacCumber who summarized the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Atlantic City and urged renewed support for bill A618 on education and loan of instructional material to private pupils. Brownie Troop 864 received sponsorship approval. The Bookmobile schedule at Calvin Coolidge was announced for November 20, 22. Principal Mary Stahnton and others attended a Mountainside Law meeting where Dr. Abraham Gelfond spoke on responsibility for learning.
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Calvin Coolidge Pta
Orrin Spallhole
N.J. Congress of Parents and Teachers
Atlantic City
PTA
Morton Jacobowitz
Billy. Mac Cumber
Parent and Family Live
Union County
PPA
Calvin Coolidge School
Andrew Orris
Reading and Library
Calvin Coolidge
Mréy_Stahnton
Speilholtz
Robert Oram
Mountainside
Abraham Gelfond
Thieves Ransack Donohue Home on Valley View Road
Police report a break in at 129 Valley View Road Friday at 6 48 pm. Suspects forced a rear door and stole items worth 744. Stolen include silverware 100 watch engraved by Celanese Corps of America 125 two rings 59 and a coin collection 500. Donohue will file a full list of missing items with the Detective Bureau.
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Xbrancis Donohue
Valley View Road
Celanese Corps of American
I T
Detective Bureau
Rotary Marks Its Foundation Week Observances
Rotary President Howard E Forsell noted Rotary Foundation Week disrupting world service as the 50th anniversary of the foundation nears. Since 1917 Arch C Klumph proposed a fund to aid the world’s poor, the foundation has funded fellowships and expanded to trainees exchanges scholarships and awards supporting international understanding.
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Rotary
Howard E. Forsell
Rotary-Pountartor
Rotary Foundation
Clinax
Rotary Cidbsnd Pistridte
Afi Rotary C
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Hillside
CES
David Shader
Patr
John Murphy
Salem Ave
Earl Arnold
Grumman Ave
Liberty and
Sillside Aves
Rosemary King
Leste St
Flowers
Moran Stabley Street
Rutgers Avenue
Christ-The-King Church
Howa
Kress
Dece Ae
Newersey
Rosary Society
Barney's Bargain Store
Liberty Ave
FORD
Courtery
Syed
W.s.wilhes
Landau
Y Shack
Bird Landau
Wimbledon
Miediaine Sonditioner
KEY Ford
Ford Utd
Creidsaumaries Limitadsatip
Ditabellence Sontrel Band
Sevelwigght Group
Fry Pene
Mndewes
Cormfort
Telnet
Ford Ltd
Waring
Antonom
Oldsmobile
R&h
Halston Beyl
Grean
Aes
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