Betrothed Gail Silverstein to Michael Frucht in Newark Nuptials
Gail Silverstein daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Silverstein of 254 Schley Street Newark becomes engaged to Michael Frucht son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Frucht of 260 Bellevue Terrace. Both families list educational and professional affiliations. The wedding is planned for early next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Silverstein
Schley St
Newark
Gail ‘Sandra
Michael Frucht
Samual Frucht
Belleyiew Ter
Miss Silverstein
Weequahic High School
Weiniger, Scheleffer & Co
Frucht
Hillside High School
Wilfred Academy
Newark Bride Carole Blumenfeld Weds Dr Siegel at Home
Miss Carole Anne Blumenfeld daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Blumenfeld of 163 Goldsmith Ave Newark became the bride of Dr Joseph M Siegel son of Mr and Mrs Herman Siegel of 1515 Morris Pl Rabu Joachim Prinz spiritual leader of Temple B n ai Abraham Newark officiated at the ceremony at the home of the bridegroom s parents a reception followed Mrs Theodore Schatzberg of Tenafly was matron of honor for her sister and Mr Barry Siegel of Livingston was his brother s best man Abby Siegel of Livingston and Debra Scheff of Newark were flower girls The bride s waltz length gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Anne Blumenfeld
Samuel Blumenfeld
Goldsmith Ave
Newark
Josph M. Siegel
Herman Siegel
Morris Pl. Rabu
Joachim Prinz
Temple B'nai Abraham
Theodore Schatzberg
Tenafly
Barry Siegel
Livingston
Abby Siegel
Debra Scheff
Hillside Club Meeting Open To Public
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club president Mrs. Max Aronson announces a 6 30 p m meeting Monday Oct 22 open to the public Speakers include Congresswoman Florence P Dwyer and Mrs Lillian W Egolf Reservations for dinner with Mrs Joseph Ein Roth 201 Conant St Invitations sent to 13 clubs Public also invited Finance committee plans a luncheon bridge Nov 12 at B Altman Co Short Hills and a November trip to see Gypsy at Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Aronson
Hillside Business and Professional Women
Florence P. Dwyer
Lillian W. Egolf
House of Representatives
Joseph Eineroth
Conant St
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Ryan St
B. Altman and Co
Short Hills
Paper Mill Playhouse
Millburn
Sinai Sisterhood hosts fall membership tea on Oct 15
The Sinai Sisterhood will hold its first Fall membership tea on Oct 15 at 8:30 p.m. in the Kasoff Lounge of the Siaai Youth Center Maple Ayre. Guest speakers will be former presidents. Mrs. Reba Chaiken is membership chairman with co chairs Mrs. Selma Engle and Mrs. Ruth Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Sisterhood
Siaai
Maple Ayre
Kasoff
Sisterhood
Reba Chaiken
Selma Engle
Ruth Kaufman
Saybrook APM Fair Plans Outlined by PTA Board
The Saybrook A P Morris School PTA executive board met at 910 Roanoke Ave to finalize plans for a fair on October 20 from 1 to 4 pm on school grounds. Chairwoman Horvath will lead a games session at 1:15 pm. The membership drive, led by Mrs. Sidney Birbaum, met at the school to prepare envelopes and programs for distribution to parents. Kindergarten teas are set for October 25 from 1 to 4 pm. The fall County Council meeting is to be held October 18 at McManus Jr High, 300 Edgewood Rd, Linden, with theme New Slant in Education. Officers attended, including President Mrs. Sanford Harwood who introduced Mrs. Murray Rothstein, legislation chair. The first regular meeting was October 10 at 8 pm. Boy Scouts under Mr. Jerome Greenhouse presented the program with a gym exhibit. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Joseph Silver and Mrs. Monroe Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook-A.p. Morris School
PTA
Marvin Weiss
Roanoke Ave
U Asm
Charles Horvath
Sidney Birbaum
Ulam
Fall County Council
McManus Jr. High School
Edgewood Rd
Linden
Sanford Harwood
Murray Rothstein
Legislation Department
Boy Scouts
Jerome Greenhouse
Joseph Silver
Monroe Ackerman
New Rosary Society Members at Christ the King Church
The Rosary Society of Christ the King Church inducted new members at a Oct 1 meeting in the school cafeteria led by Rev. Daniel A. Curtin. President Mrs. Robert Foran named Mrs. John Yakely general chairman of the Nov 16 card party.
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The
Rosary Society of Christ the King Church
Daniel A. Curtin
Robert Foran
John Yakely
Fred Perrotta
Mad Hatters Contest Held at Temple on Salem Ave
The Sisterhood of the Conservative Congregation hosted a Mad Hatters Contest on October 1 at Temple 910 Salem Ave. Board members wore hats showing their jobs for the year. Judges included Mrs. Peyser, Mrs. Schulman, and Mrs. Marant. Winners were Mrs. Silber for the prettiest hat and Mrs. Koch for most original.
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Sisterhood
Temple
Salem Ave
Joseph Peyser
Jack Schulman
Irving Mar
Samuel Silber
Sheldon Koch
Talk On Seminar To Church Group
Augusta Reiber formerly of Hillside now of Bloomfield spoke at the Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church Women Association meeting showing colored photos from the Rocky Mountain Seminar in which he participated last summer. A covered dish luncheon followed with Mrs. Douglas J. Haviland as hostess and Mrs. Clarence Henderson leading devotions. Plans were made for a Yonkers N Y trip by 50 women to Patricia Murphy's Candlelight Restaurant. Mrs. Robert Keller's circle led. A pot roast dinner and a bazaar were planned for 6 p.m. Oct. 24 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian Church
Rocky Mountain
Douglas J. Haviland
Clarence Henderson
Patricia Murphy
Yonkers N.Y
Robert Keller
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Children's Professional School
New York City
Carole Fields
New York City Center Ballet Company
Dr. Siegel
University of Vermont
Vermont Medical College
Lenox’ Hill Hospital
New York
Brooklyn
Veteran's Hospital
Europe
Manhattan
Joseph M, Siegel
United Way
Public Service Electric
Saybrook
Rosary Society
James Coates
Deborah
Deborah League
Essex House
Robert Leon
A. Schlenger
Leo Roberts
Herbert Blum
Franklyn Feltman
Norman Girkin
Morris Tepper
Augusta Reiber
Hillside
Bloomfield
Pontiac
Tempest
le Mans
T Pest
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
North Broad Street
N.J
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