State Bank Lists Its Lending Limit To One Million
National State Bank of Elizabeth New Jersey announces a 1 million dollar lending limit per borrower and proposes a 25 percent stock dividend increasing shares from 800000 to 1000000. President W Emlen Roosevelt said profits will be diverted to surplus and the 80 cent dividend may continue after the split. Also notices Sara Slifer Orthopedic Relief meeting in Newark December 6 with Hammas candle lighting and Hanukah party details.
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National State Bank
Elizabeth
N. J
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Sara Slifer
Sara Slifer Orthopedic Relief
Essex County
Betheled Center
Newark
Dora Lewis
Hillside
Samuel Lipton
Morton Feller
Hillside Police Pistol Team Dominates Early Season
Hillside Police Pistol Team opened the Tri County league with three straight wins at Rahway Prison Range. They beat Union County Sheriffs by 47 to 128, Rahway Prison Guards by 1166 to 42, and Three Matches In the Hillsiders beat Madison Two by 1166 to 1053. They placed third in A division at the Union County dinner, receiving a trophy for Satvyiston placement. Co Captain Stanley Mader ski earned high individual average, Ptl. Join Tomey won D division, and Lt. Helock received Chief Lyman trophy.
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Hillside
Rahway
Union County Sheriffs
Hillsiders
Madison
Union County Police
Snuffy
Helock
Pistol League awards Memorial Trophy to top shooter
Union County League honors best shooter as the Pistol League presents a personal trophy and Team Captains Trophy. Magistrate Henry Goldher receives a plaque for his support and inspiration since the team’s inception. Pri Madurski named team captain. Ptl Sadlon co captain for the year. Hadassah luncheon seeks reservations for a $5 donor luncheon on Nov 30 at Bow and Arrow West Orange benefiting Youth Aliyah. Hadassah Bazaar planned for December 12 at Veterans Memorial Building Hillside.
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Parks
Henry Goldher
Pri
Stanley Madur
Ptl
Lawrence Sadlon
Hadassah
Bow and Arrow
West Orange
Norma Burgstein
Sylvia Gorodko
Haddassah
Veterans Memorial Building
Liberty Avenue
Hill
Hillside Times weekly edition notice andmasthead
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co Inc at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey on Wednesday November 24 1965 Volume XLII Number 5 lists subscription at 3 50 per year 10 cents for single copy and second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey
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The
Hill
Side Times Publishing Co.,Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
N.J
United States
Elizabeth
Tragedy Of War Poems For A Marine's Da Nang Death
A poem by Mrs. Mabel Werner reflects on a mother waiting for a son who died in Da Nang. The verses describe the mother’s sorrow, the telegram’s blunt words, and the promise that he will be home in memory at Christmas despite his death. The piece honors a young marine and the family’s enduring grief.
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Mabel Werner
Hollywood Ave
da Nang
Electricity: Today's biggest household bargain
The article notes that modern homes use over four times as much electricity as in 1940 due to added appliances. It highlights rate reductions and higher usage yielding a 43 percent drop in average unit cost over the last 25 years, keeping electricity a top household bargain.
Pingry Library Tea Highlights Book Fair at Pingry School
Pingry School hosted a library tea on Tuesday November 2 in the Whitlock Room as part of the Nov 1 5 book fair. Mrs Charles Atwater led social arrangements with assistants Mrs Robert W Parsons Mrs Henry Kroh Jr Mrs Edward W Cissel and Mrs Theodore L Mayhew. Naomi Wright Pingry librarian arranged book fair details assisted by Mrs Joseph Errington and Mrs Gussie Armin. More than 250 visitors attended on Election Day. Six Pingry seniors served as chief salesmen. Profits from the five day sale funded new library books.
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Pingry
Pingry Library
Whitlock Room
Charles Atwater
Masters Sq
Robert W. Parsons
Henry Kroh Jr
Nottingham Way
Edward W. Cissel
Theodore L. Mayhew
Naomi Wright
Pingry Libraran
Joseph Errington
Gussie Armin
Local Delegates Attend N J First Aid Convention
Delegates from Hillside Ambulance Squad Nicholas Spital Peter Semchessen and James Wilson joined 18 000 members from 344 squads at the New Jersey State First Aid Convention held Oct 22 23 and 24 at the Hotel Traymore Atlantic City The gathering featured workshops lectures and elections A Memorial service concluded with Union County Judge Chester Weidenburner delivering a talk on law and first aid State Police narcoticsCaptain L J Latesta led a narcotics addiction demonstration James Lelczkowski Safety Chairman urged highway safety and seat belts Doctor Robins of Westfield spoke on diabetes and related care.
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New Jersey
Hotel Traymore
Atlantic City
Hillside
Nicholas Spital
Peter Semchessen
James Wilson
McKenzie Post-Bayonne
Callman's Emergency Union
Clark Volunteer
Colonis
Cranford Firs
Dunellen
Elizabeth Volunteer Corp
Fanwood
Garwood
Amvers Ambulance Corp
Irvington
Linden Volunteer
Ironbound
Newark
South Newark
North Plainfield
Plainfield
Rahway
Roselle Park
Scotch Plains
Springfield
Watchung
Westfield
Winfield
Union County
Chester Weidenburner
L.J. Latesta
James Lelczkowski
Doctor Robins
Sinai Hebrew School PTA Board Meeting Report
The PTA of Sinai Hebrew School held a board meeting on Monday afternoon November 8 at the home of President Mrs Hyman Tuchman 1517 Center St. Attending were Mrs Albert Hurewitz Mrs Morton Papler Mrs Esther Miller Mrs Sam Flecker Mrs Nat Bodian Mrs David Kurland Mrs Samuel Breltowich Mrs Al Attermann and Rabbi Max Berko-Witz.
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Sinal Pta
PTA of Sinai Hebrew School
Hyman Tuchman
Center St
Albert Hurewitz
Morton Papler
Esther Miller
Sam Flecker
Nat Bodian
David Kurland
Samuel Breltowich
al Attermann
Max Berko- Witz
Hillside Educator Named Director of New Institute
Dr. Jack J. Stukas of 1016 Schleifer Rd. was named first Director of Seton Hall University Institute of International Business. Dean Robert J. Senkier announced the appointment as the institute joins the MBA program to meet demands from business and banking sectors.
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Jack J. Stukas
Schleifer
Seton Hall University Institute of International Business
Robert J. Senkier
School of Business Administration
Medicines Out of the Earth
An advert highlights the biblical note that healing comes from earth derived remedies and medical diagnosis. Salem Pharmacy at 1201 Salem Ave Cor Coe Ave offers prescription services with delivery and a phone line for doctors to call in.
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Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Cor. Coe Avenue
Philip Weinick
Corporate finance roles grow with global operations
The article notes rising demand for individuals trained in international corporate and financial functions as firms expand overseas. It cites Dr Stukas with a Columbia Business School Master’s and a NYU Doctorate, and mentions his past role as international manager of Sales Executives International, which runs marketing management seminars in forty two countries.
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Stukas
Columbia School of Business
Torate
New York University
Sales Executives-International
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Hillside Police Athletic League
Hillside Pal
Hillside Ave
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Jean Switana
Alois J. Stier
PAL
Phillips
the Hillside Times
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First Aid
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Christmas Club
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