Lois Hayn Bride In Union Church
Lois Hayn daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hayn of 1213 Robert Street Union was married Saturday to Charles Freer son of Mrs Charles Freer and the late Mr Freer of 915 North Street Elizabeth at Connecticut Farms Presbyterian church Union The Rev Druckenmiller officiated Joan Harrison Union was maid of honor Janice Freer and Sally Sheiner Union were bridesmaids Kenneth Sharkey Roselle Park was best man George Mahr Jr Staten Island and Ray Gallagher Elizabeth were ushers The bride wore a candlelight gown with chantilly lace bolero and white chrysanthemums The bridesmaids wore fall colors and carried chrysanthemums and autumn leaves The couple will reside in North Bergen after a wedding trip north
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois the Hayn
John Hayn
Robert
Toharles Freer
Charles Syeer
Freer
Rorn Street
Elizabeth
Conecticut Farms Presbyterian Church
Union
Druckenniller
Joan Harrison
Janice Freer
Sally Sheiner
Kenneth Sharkey
Roselle Park
George Mahr, Jr
Staten Island
Ray Gallagher
Chantilly
On Television The Melting Pot Cast
The Melting Pot appeared recently on Johnny Olsen's New York show. The group includes Mrs. Mary Weller Mrs. Jennie Reyle Mrs. Bessie Kozubal Mrs. Sue Urbine Mrs. Mildred Stokes Mrs. Helen Kozubal and Mrs. Florence Ricci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Olsen
New York
Mary Weller
Jennie Reyle
Bessie Kozubal
Sue Urbine
Mildred Stokes
Helen Kozubal
Florence Ricci
Engagement of Alice Pawik to Union Resident
Mr and Mrs M Pawik of 201 Silver Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Pawik to Thomas Rustick son of Mr M Rustick of 254 Delaware Avenue Union. Miss Pawik is a Wild Side High School graduate employed by Bristol Myers. Rustick is a Bristol Myers employee and Naval Reserve member in the 16th Division Elizabeth Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pawik
Silver Avenue
Anttownee
Alice
Thomas Rustick
M Rustick
Delaware Avenue Union
Miss Pawik
Wild Side High School
Bristol-Myers Company
Bristol-Myers
Naval Reserve
Elizabeth Battalion
Woman's Club Group Meetings and Events
The American Home department of the Woman's Club of Hillside plans a flower show at the Masonic Hall October YT? at 1 30 p m with prizes for garden blooms. Fine Arts takes a trip to Gere Ceramic Works October 19 from 10 30 a m to 4 p m, luncheon at Molly Pitcher Red Bank. Welfare holds a card party October 20 at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Howard J Bloy. Music department meet October 23 at 1 p m to hear American Indian melodies. hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Woman's Club of
Hilside
Masonic
Jacob Wind
Frank Johnson
Henry Althenn
William Johnson
William Rhodes
Robert Kirkpatrick
Albert Harding
Fine Arts
Gere Ceramic Works
Red Bank
Mayfair Theatre
Molly Pitcher
Welfare Department
Howard J. Bloy
Windsor Way
Arthur Kirk
Charles Smith
Robert Morris
John Heemsath
Harold Love
William Heffner
James Travis
Music Department
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Ryan Street
Howard Bloy
James Holsing
Joseph Brown
Holsing
William Wacker
Walter Johnson, Sr
Joseph Travis
Joseph Krevet
Hurden-Looker PTA Barn Dance and Local Wedding Notices
The Hurden-Looker School PTA plans a barn dance on October 14 at 8 30 p m with Village Barn New York as caller Tickets are available from teachers and board members. Rose Quinn and Joseph B McCartney Jr plan to wed at St Catherine 11 a m nuptial mass with a reception at Hotel Douglas Newark. Rosemary LaPolla is maid of honor and several cousins and friends are named as bridesmaids ushers and ring bearer. The couple will live in West Orange after a wedding trip to Pittsburgh and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Quinn Will of Hurden-Looker
Hurden-Looker School
P.T.A
Village Barn
New York
Samuel Pell
William Krutulis
John Lukashinsky
Vaughn Stiles
Joh Zakovic
Parents Learn by Experience Advocate At Hillside PTA
Dr. Sidney Kosofsky of New York University told about 300 parents that adolescents should learn through their own experiences at Hillside High School PTA opening meeting. He spoke on Parents As Counselors for Adolescents and a faculty supper is planned for November 8. Delegates head to the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Atlantic City October 24 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kosofsky
New York University
Hillside High School
P.T.A
Kbsofsky
Milton Lilien
New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers
Atlantic City
Ernest
Hallowe'en
Schickedanz
Henry Nulton
Saybrook School
Samuel Busch
Jack Lowe
Friedman
Max Schuster
College dean's list honors at three New Jersey and Massachusetts colleges
Richard A. Daniels of Hill side N J earns dean's list status at Syracuse College of Liberal Arts for spring term. Muriel A Morgan begins freshman study at Lasell Junior College Auburndale Mass. John R Andrus of 1081 Chester St among 123 Stevens Institute students on dean's list for spring 1950. Elizabeth Priestman of 136 Wilder St starts general course at Lasell Auburndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Richard A. Daniels
Morris Daniels
Bernard Terrace
Hillside
N. J
College of Liberal Arts
Eric H. Faigle
Daniels
Hillside High School
Phi Epsilon Pi
Sigma Pi Sigma
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Muriel A. Morgan
Lasell Junior College
Auburndale
Mass
George A. Morgan
Salem Avenue
Miss Morgan
Vail- Deane School
Elizabeth
John R. Andrus
Chester Street
Stevens Institute of Technology
Elizabeth Priestman
Gerald Priesman
Wilder Street
Personal notes from readers on Ohio University visit
Mr and Mrs Aaron Katchen of 1573 Wyndmoor avenue returned from Athens Ohio where they visited their daughter Lynn a freshman at Ohio University. The column notes there is no charge for items published in this column and provides WaAverly 3-9208 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Katchen
Wyndmoor Avenue
Athens
Ohio
Lynn
Ohio University
Woman federation names heads of committees in Union County
Mrs. Henry G Nulton of Beechwood Place and Mrs. Emma Knox of Harden Street were appointed chairmen of the entertainment and cheer committees of the Union County Federation of Republican Women. The announcement came Thursday from federation president Mrs. Helen M Glaeser of Clark Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G.nulton
Beechwood Place
Emma Knox
Harden Street
Union County Federation of Republican Women
Helen M. Glaeser
Clark Township
Season Plans Made By Mothers Circle
The Mothers Circle held its opening meeting at Hillside Presbyterian Church on September 18. Hostesses were Mrs. T. Halbert, Mrs. S. Walker, Mrs. Chase, and Mrs. A. Jaggers. An October 27 fall goods sale is planned in the church chapel followed by a November 9 bazaar with Mrs. G. Scott as chairman and Mrs. Foote as general chair. Booth captains include Mrs. M. Dwyer drawing, Mrs. R. Steuerwald foods, Mrs. Tf. Walker aprons, Mrs. Halbert attic foot, Mrs. H. Tichener dinner, Mrs. Lange James, Mrs. BE. Eayle parcel post, Mrs. A. Jaggers orangeade, and Mrs. 8. Bush merchandise. Ladies Aid Society to serve dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
T. Halbert
S. Walker
Chase
A.jaggers
G. Scott
Foote
M. Dwyer
R. Steuerwald
Tf. Walker
T Halbert
H.tichener
James
F Lange
BE. Eayle
A. Jaggers
8. Bush
Ladies Aid Society
Custer To Address Hillside Woman's Club Meeting
The Civics Department of The Woman's Club of Hillside invites members to meet October 19 at 1 PM at Hillside High School. Principal Rut Custer will speak on current activities, followed by a Q&A and a student guided tour after refreshments. An additional item notes an AJ Congress board meeting on October 13 at Mrs. Burnat E. Schreiber's Newark home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Rut) Custer
Hillside High School
Joseph J. Krevet
A.J.C
Greater Newark
The
American Jewish Congress
Tale of Shipwreck Story Opens Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Edson Leach of Newark recalled a child memory titled Shipwrecked on a Gannibal Isle at the opening meeting in Masonic Hall. Arlene Schmidt reported on a youth conference she attended at New Jersey College for Women in June as the club's representative. Four new members were welcomed: Mrs Paul Kifner Mrs Charles Estabrook Mrs Francis Hammond and Mrs Maurice Murphy. Mrs Harold J Love led refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Leach
Newark
Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Arlene Schmidt
High Schoo
New Jersey College For Women
Paul Kifner
Charles E. Estabrook
Francis H. Hammond
Maurice Murphy
Harold J. Love
Saybrook Rummage Sale Scheduled at School Annex
A rummage sale will be held in the Saybrook School annex basement on Virginia street and Woodruff avenue on Friday October 20 with sessions 9 30 to 11 30 a m and 1 30 to 3 p m Children may bring rummage to the school on October 16 and 17 or arrangements can be made by calling Mrs William Kemper at EL 3 5266 Assisting Kemper are Mrs M Eisenberg Mrs Irving Eisen Mrs Z Ketterer Mrs Z A Vitale and Mrs Andrew Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
Virginia Street
Woodruff Avenue
William Kemper
Kemper
M. Eisenberg
Irving Eisen
Z. Ketterer
Z. A. Vitale
Andrew Cox
Hillside Ave PTA Holds First Regular Meeting
The Hillside Avenue School PTA met for the first regular gathering yesterday afternoon. Teachers, board members and safety patrol were introduced. Attendees included Mrs. Waller Spitz, Mrs. William Zimmer, and Mrs. Ruth Wylie, who had attended a Union County Council meeting at Miles McManus School in Linden. Executive board served refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
P.T.A
Waller Spitz
William Zimmer
Ruth Wylie
Union County Council
Miles McManus
Linden
Fifteen to Attend P.T.A. State Convention
The P.T.A. President's Council met at Mrs. Ernest Schickendanz’s home. Fifteen Hillside voting delegates will attend the State Convention of Parents and Teachers in Atlantic City from October 25 to 27. The next meeting is set for November 14 at Mrs Mac Popick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Ernest Schickendanz
Compton Terrace
Hillside
Atlantic City
Mac Popick
King Street
Sorority Plans Barn Dance and Social Events
Sigma Lambda Phi sorority met at Mrs. Mulligan’s home to distribute tickets for the November 18 barn dance. A junior chapter tea is set for October 15 at Miss Ras’s home, and a December 23 dinner dance is planned at the Far Hills Inn in Somerville. Winners in the merchandise club draw were Mrs. Per sack, Mrs. Sobota, and Miss Leslie. A Halloween party at Mrs. Rittweiger’s home in Chatham will feature at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
John Mulligan
Crann Street
Joan Raschapter
Far Hills Inn
Somerville
Merchandise Club
William Persack
Lee Sobota
Ruth Leslie
Edward Rittweiger
Chatham
Sorority Sets Up Season Calendar
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority met at Mrs. June Lapp’s home at 77 Wolf Place to arrange the year’s events. Activities include October hayride, November barn dance, December Christmas party, January board party, February trip to New York, March progressive dinner, April annual formal, May mother daughter banquet, and June picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
June Lapp
Wolf Place
New York
Elks To Present Jr Loop Baseball Trophies
Elks Club hosts trophy presentation for the Junior Baseball League champions and playoff winners. Each league and playoff champion receives a trophy plus awards for batting champion and most valuable player. Event at 8:30 p.m. at 244 Hillside Avenue with notable sport figures attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Catholic Women Aid School Fund Meeting Plans Penny Sale
The Rosary Society of the Church of Christ the King held its first season meeting. Rev. Perry De Witt thanked members for contributions to the school fund. New members Mrs Alicé Zweidinger and Gra joined. A penny sale is planned for November 10 in the church auditorium. The next meeting is scheduled for October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rosary Society
Church of Christ the King
Perry de Witt
Alicé Zweidinger Ands
Y Gra
Couple celebrates 30th anniversary in Hillside open house
Mr and Mrs Loew observed a 30th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their son John Loew Jr. at 1045 Steapoe Street. Married in Newark on September 28 1900 the couple has lived in Hillside for 80 years and have six children 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steapoe Street
John Loew, Jr
Cram Street
Loew
Newark
Hillside
Betrothal Announced for Elsie May Kmosko and Herbert Wasserbach
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kmosko of 46 Paul Street announce the engagement of their daughter Elsie May to Herbert Wasserbach son of Mrs Justine Wasserbach and the late Ernest Wasserbach of 68 Paine Avenue Irvington The couple plan a summer wedding Miss Kmosko is a senior at Hillside High School Mr Wasserbach works at Coit Tile Co Irvington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kmosko
Paul Street
Elsie May
Herbert Wasserbach
Justine Wasserbach
Ernest Wasserbach
Paine Avenue
Irvington
Kmosko
Hillside High School
Wasserbach
Coit Tile Co
Sorority Meeting at Irvington Held Last Week
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority met at Mrs. Wilma Steuerwald’s Irvington home on Tremont Place. Mary Etta McNamara was announced merchandise club winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Sigma Psi
Wilma Steuerwald
Tremont Place
Irvington
Mary Etta McNamara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Hayn
Union Church
Joseph P. Lobo
Simmon
Elizabeth AV
Clinton Ave
Alice Pawiik
Set Woman’s Club
Rose Quinn
Thomas Quinn
Prospect Street
Joseph B. McCartney, Jr
Joseph B. McCartney
Hawthorne Street
Orange
Father Clyde
St. Catherine’s Church
Douglas
Rosemary LaPolla
Gloria McCartney
Elizabeth Quinn
Neptune
Sydney Kily
Verlyn Smith
Barbara Anne Herman
Robert E. Wright
Barrie Kingdon
John Harrington
Edward Konopka
West Orange
TOBIA
Hellside
Liberty Ave
Westinghouse
Cuslon
Pauth
Tee Tobia’s Hillside Appliance CO
Opp
Safeway
Custer
Woman’s Club
Saybrook
P.T.A. Convention
Sorority
Clara Lane
Clara Lane Friendship Center
Branford Place
Bove
Todiuy
Catholic Women Aid School Fund
Elsie May Kmosko
Hillside National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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