Bank of Commerce Names Two Assistant Vice Presidents
Morrison J. Feldman announces Frederick C. Stobaeus and David D. Ingrams as assistant vice presidents at Bank of Commerce New ark. Stobaeus will lead the mortgage department and Ingrams becomes assistant manager as the bank expands home mortgage lending and offers full financial services to builders and mortgage servicing for other institutions. Stobaeus, of Flormham Park, longtime National Mortgage Company veteran and ex Army Europe, is past president of New Jersey Mortgage Bankers Association. Ingrams, of Nixon, studied at Oxford and the Sorbonne, serves as a New Jersey Mortgage Bankers Association governor and VA committee vice chair. He previously worked five years at National Mortgage Company.
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Morrison J. Feldman
Bank of Commerce
Newark
Frederick C. Stobaeus
David D. Ingrams
Stobaeus
Ingrams
Florham Park
National
Hillside High pep rally praised by athletic dept
Joseph T. Silver thanks all who helped stage the September 23 pep rally for Hillside High School fall teams at Central Avenue. Special commendations go to Unico for sponsorship as civic support and to town fathers, police, fire, and road department. The athletic department, coaches, and athletes salute the community for its fine attitude and orderliness.
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Central Avenue
Hillside High School
Hillside
Unico
Joseph T. Silver
Hillside Local 70 PBA Protest Over Pay Increase
Lawrence Lillie, president of Hillside Local 70 PBA, denounces Hillside Times for reporting a $300 or $600 pay raise. He says no such offer existed and that a two year plan for $400 or $500 would have been accepted. He voices disgust at the newspaper's portrayal.
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Hillside Times
Lawrence L, Lillie
Pres
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
Hillside Bank announces thrift poster and essay contests
Hillside National Bank unveiled plans for its ninth annual thrift poster contest and eighth annual thrift essay contest. Poster entries run Oct 16 to Dec 2 for high school art students with prizes of 25 dollar bonds, 10 and 5 dollar savings accounts. Essay contest, open to all students, offers 50, 25, and 10 dollar prizes. Judges to be named. theme Save, It’s The American Way to Success. Display of thrift materials shown during National Thrift Week. Meanwhile, Kirkman widow of Thomas Kirkman, 86, died Sept 26 in Hillside. Interment at Fairmount Cemetery. Born in Sheffield, she lived in Newark and Lyons Farms, led local Republican efforts and served in multiple civic roles. Surviving: son James H. of Irvington, daughters Mrs. Jane Kiefer and Mrs. Olga Geyer, four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren.
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Reesa Serwatka
Ruhl L. Custer
Kirkman
Salem
Ayenie
Thomas Kirkman
Fairmount Cemetery
Sheffield
England
Newark
Lyons Farms
Elizabeth
Willside
Harden-Locker
American Legion
CBS
Irvington and
Cranford Court
Order of the Amaranth
Hillside Presbyterian Church
James H
Irvington
Hillside
Jane Kiefer
Olga Geyer
Funeral for Mrs Louisa Turner Held in Growney Home
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Turner were held on September 28 at Growney Funeral Home located at 1070 North Broad Street. Mrs Turner's passing prompted services attended by local family and friends.
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Thomas Kirkman
Growney
North Broad Street
Louisa Turner
Eastman Award for Lee Bristol
Lee H. Bristol, chairman of the Bristol-Myers Company, was named one of six recipients of the Eastman Achievement Awards. The Eastman School of Business honors industry leaders with the yearly prize.
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Lee H. Bristol
Bristol-Myers Company
Eastman
Eastman School of Business
Public image leaders honored with Bristol including Sarnoff Roebling
Civic leaders took active leadership in shaping a positive view of industry as a good neighbor. Other award recipients with Mr. Bristol included Mrs. Mary G. Roebling General David Sarnoff Spyros P. Skouras George W. Romney and Max Hess as part of the ceremony.
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Bristol
Mary G. Roebling
David Sarnoff
Spyros P. Skouras
George W. Romney
Max Hess
P.T.A. Board Meeting at George Washington School
George Washington School P.T.A. held a recent meeting with president Mrs N Cohen welcoming members. Don Myers Boy Scout representative led discussion on safety. William Krautblatt vice president reviewed reports and budget for 1960 61, which was approved.
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P.t.a. Board
George Washington School
P.T.A
Hillside Times publication details and pricing
The Hillside Times weekly edition from Hillside Times Publishing Co at 1443 North Broad St Hillside N J dated Thursday October 4 1969 lists subscription at 3.59 per year within the United States and 10 cents per single copy with second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Hillside Times Publishing Co
North Broad St
Hillside 5
Y. 5
United States
Elizabeth, N. J
Cooper Exhibit at Marine Trades Show in Chicago
Cooper Alloy Corp of Hillside New Jersey will join more than 300 marine products firms exhibiting at the Marine Trades Exhibit and Conference in Chicago October 15 18. Buy bonds and keep them.
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Cooper
Chicago
Cooper Alloy Corp
Hillside
N. J
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