Nurse Bride Marilyn Bergan Weds Frederick Chrvala in Linden
Miss Marilyn Elizabeth Bergan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bergan of 218 Livingston Road Linden, married Frederick J. Chrvala, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chrvala of 231 Hillside Avenue, at St John the Apostle Church Clark. Rev. George B. Clyde officiated. A reception followed at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel in Elizabeth. The bride, given in marriage by her father, had her cousin Mrs. Adolf Beecher as matron of honor and a lineup of bridesmaids and ushers from New Jersey communities. The couple, graduates of local schools, plan to reside in Roselle after a wedding trip to Pennsylvania.
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Marilyn Elizabeth Bergan
George J. Bergan
Livingston Road
Linden
Frederick J. Chrvala
Michael Chrvala
Hillside Avenue
St. John the Apostle Church
Clark
George B. Clyde
Elizabeth Carteret Hotel
Elizabeth
Adolf Beecher
Dumont
Georgia Bergan
Maureen Beirne
Jersey City
Susan Wiegand
Verona
Gail Crawford
Scotch Plains
James Forbes
Ridgewood
Edward Chrvala
Hillside
Irvington
Martin Bergan
Westfield
Karel Wojtech
New Providence
Robert Fitz
Bloomfield
Donald Brown
Roselle
Linden High School
Jersey City ‘Medical Center School of Nursing
Chivala
Hillside High School
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Penn
P. Ballantine & Sons
Newark
Pennsylvania
Bnai B’rith Girls Hold Annual Tea in Hillside
Deborah Chapter Bnai B’rith Girls of Hillside hosted its annual members-in-training tea at Sherri Jackson’s home on Compton Terrace. About fifty girls attended as Sherri Jackson explained the group’s activities and aims. PTA refreshments followed. executive board noted the teenage code will be printed and distributed by the PTA. Principal Ruhl L. Custer addressed the group, outlining school functions and updates on the new advanced math lab chemistry and language labs and inviting parent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
B'nai B'rith Girls of
Hillside
Sherri Jackson
Compton Terrace
PTA
Ruhl L. Custer
High School PTA Opens New Season in Newark Area
Seumer Convissor of the Greater Newark Development Council and the National Conference of Christians and Jews spoke at the season’s first High School PTA meeting, outlining community goals and upcoming programs. The event highlighted local efforts to support education and civic engagement.
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PTA
A P Morris Saybrook PTA Plans First Meeting
The A P Morris Saybrook School PTA executive board met at Mrs George Greater s home to plan the first regular meeting of the season Tuesday October 11 at 8 pm. Mr Jack Platt of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Morris-Saybrook School
P.T.A
George Greater
Conant Street
Jack Platt
Newark State College Music Dept Presents Sing Along Evening
The Newark State College music department in Union will present an evening of sing along music. The senior library council meets in the school library at 1 15 pm on October 10 with Mrs George Zisman as chair urging all workers to attend. The library opened October 4. Mrs Valentine Ketterer and officers will attend the Fall County Council meeting October 20 at Governor Livingston High School Berkeley Heights. Mrs Ketterer reported on a recent parent education meeting at the Far Hills Inn Somerville co hosted by Mrs John Haefner.
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Newark State College, Union
George Zisman
Valentine Ketterer
Fall County Council
Governor Livingston High School
Berkeley Heights
Ketterer
Woman's Club Board Plans Coming Events
The Woman's Club of Hillside set two events at an executive board meeting at Mrs. Addison Sanborn's home. A Hyde Park trip leaves 9:30 a.m. Tuesday October 11 from the municipal lot with lunch beforehand. Reservations go to Mrs. Philip Schaub by October 19. The music and drama department plans the comedy Mariage go round at Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn and reservations go to Mrs. Tenry Nuhan. The welfare department reports weekly ceramic classes started September 12 at Menlo Park Diagnostic Center. Mrs. John Walsh substitutes for two weeks. Mrs. Harold Eichman reports the first season luncheon and board party on September 22 in Short Hills with 51 members and friends. Civil Defense and Red Cross chair Mrs. George Oaksen received a 20 year service pin at the Red Cross dinner in Elizabeth. Hostesses were Mrs. Karl Ross, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Walsh, with Mrs. Charles Hirleman assisting.
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Woman's Club of
Hillside
Addison Sanborn
Virginia Street
Civics Department
Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philip Schaub
Paper Mill Playhouse
Millburn
Tenry Nuhan
Ralph Schwartz
Kenneth Bauer
Menlo Park Diagnostic Center
John Walsh
Bauer
Harold Eichman
Welfa Department
Short Hills
Civil Defense and Red Cross
George Oaksen
Red Cross
Third Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Karl Ross
Schwartz
Walsh
Charles Hirleman
Movie At Carnival Of Hurden-Looker
Children’s movie feature at Hurden Looker School P T A carnival on Saturday October 8 will run rain or shine on school grounds with two showings at 1 30 p m and 3 p m. The event opens 11 30 a m to 4 p m with a train exhibit games prizes and booths and Mrs Bernard Mandy in charge.
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Hurden- Looker School
Bernard Mandy
Hadassah Husbands Night at Sinai and PTA Talk
Dr John Lopresti Jr Harden Locker School principal speaks at White House Youth Conference parley for Hillside PTA. Hadassah Husbands Night at Sinai Congregation features Jack Barsky Leo Lowenstein and others with film on Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center and community program with songs refreshments and Torah themes.
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White House
Jadassah
Mark Parley
Hillside Gnapter Hadassah
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Hadassah
Jack Barsky
Leo Lowenstein
Henry Gaitrod
Ira Blumenthal
Sid Reitman
Joseph Peyser
Meyer Burgstein
Sinai Sisterhood Board Meeting Plans Fashion Show
The Sinai Sisterhood Board will meet Monday October 10 in the chapel to discuss plans for a fashion show. Hostesses include Mrs William Altschule Mrs Leo Arch and Mrs Abe Berger. A rummage sale is set for October 30 31 and November 9 10 with co chairmen Mrs Sigmund Flamm and Mrs Michael Golden.
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Sisterhood of Sinai Congregation
William Altschule
Leo Arch
Abe Berger
Sisterhood
Cochairmen
Sigmund Flamm
Michael Golden
Hadassah members observe street sign change ceremony
Derry Wische of the Hillside Young Judeans assists Mrs. Joseph Peyser Hadassah membership chairwoman during a street sign change event amid Hadassah activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadassah
Derry Wische
The
Hillside Young Judeans
Joseph Peyser
Hadassah
Township Picnic Draws Police Firemen in Softball Showdown
The annual township picnic is set for Saturday afternoon October 8 at Hillside Avenue Field. A softball game features a police and firemen team against municipal employees and department heads, with Township Committeeman Max Schleifer slated to start for the municipal employees.
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Hillside Avenue
Max Schleifer
New Year Wishes From Trub Family at Maple Avenue
Helen Barry and Dave Trub extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year from 1464 Maple Avenue. The note mentions limited pitching, upcoming games, and refreshments, inviting all to attend.
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Helen, Barry and
Dave Trub
Norman Lewis and Son Prosperous New Year Greeting
Mr Norman Lewis and Son at 58 Hillside Avenue send best wishes for a prosperous New Year To A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lewis
David
Hillside Avenue
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Libeety Avenue
A. P. Morris-Saybrook
Woman’s Club Board
Carnival of Hurden
John Lopresti, Jr
Harden-Locker School
Curtis Room
Hillside P.T.A
Lopresti
Eisenhower
Irving W. Schaefer
Louis Moss
Ann Sornstein
Harry Cohen
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Sinai Sisterhood Board
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Newark Ballet Academy, Inc
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