Hillside Teachers Increase With Higher Education Incentives
The Hillside school system reports growth in degreed teachers under the Teachers Salary Guide. From 74 to 102 degreed staff between 1944-45 and last year, with drops in nondegreed staff and rises in B.A. and M.A. holders. Summer school and extension class attendance rose sharply, while guidance work logged hundreds of student interviews and dozens of conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Wayne T. Branom
Board of Education
Branom
Guidance Office
Halloween Party At Hillside Library Draws 200
About 200 children in colorful costumes attended the Hillside Public Library Halloween party at Hillside Avenue School in the auditorium from 4 to 5 p.m. Librarian Mrs. Ford Meyer and Mr. Meyer led games while ice cream and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Hillside Avenue
Ford Meyer
Meyer
Ohio Autoist Here As License Expires
Floyd Fisher of Springfield fined 10 dollars for careless driving and Richard H. Thomas of Cleveland Heights fined 8 dollars for driving without a license in Magistrate's Court Saturday. Both were arrested on Route 29 last week. Thomas license had expired September 30. Magistrate Clarence E Kremer suspended one sentence on a parking violation and fined two others one dollar each for overtime parking. Two dollar fines were given for permitting a dog to run at large and for parking in a driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Fisher
Perry Place
Springfield
Richard H. Thomas
Cleveland Heights
Thomas
Ohio
Clarence E. Kremer
A Bridge Hand Analyzed In Depth Of No Trump Play
A bridge column reviews a hand with East West vulnerable and no trump, detailing misdefense and proper play. It includes multiple quiz questions for readers, with hints on leads, signaling, and bidding responses to improve defense and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexander Spencer
Alexander Spencer
Forest Road
Fanwood
N. J
Bridge bidding rules for forcing to game
Text discusses bid forcing in bridge with opening two bid kept open to reach game and responses after two no trump. It states West should bid two no trump and, after two no trump, partner's new suit or jump to four hearts. It also notes a second bid may force partner for one round via new suit or jump bid.
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South West North East
N.T
South
West
North
East
Tf West
Diamonds
Declarer
Spond
Strong Box Stolen From Bernhard Goehring Home
An olive green strong box containing miscellaneous personal papers was reported missing by 47 year old Bernhard Goehring of Looker Street. The loss occurred between 5 p.m. October 15 and 9 p.m. October 16 after a screen on a cellar window was cut and the intruder entered. the thief left via the side door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Goehring
Looker Street
Goehring
Completes 45 Years With Telephone Co
Horace C. Benoit of 1228 South Long Avenue Newark is honored for 45 years with Bell Telephone. He began in 1904 as an office boy and rose through supervisory clerical roles to his current post as Chief Clerk since 1948. A Hillside resident, he belongs to the Telephone Pioneers of America. His son Jean A. Benoit also works for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace QC
Benoit
Long Avenue
Pet Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Newark Athletic Club
R. J. Smith
Newark
Hillside
H. G. McCully
Telephone Pioneers of America
Jean A. Benoit
Pumpkin Show at Saybrook School
Saybrook School hosts a Jack O Lantern Pumpkin Show with a costume parade and class Halloween parties on Monday October 31 from 1 15 to 3 15 p m in the Coe avenue building. Pupils enter real or artificial pumpkins in categories largest smallest oddest most decorative or most original with ribbons for top three and a special award for the day. Entries must have a name grade and teacher sticker and be delivered to classrooms October 31 then moved to the auditorium and returned home November 1 chaired by D Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
Hallowe'en
Coe Avenue
Kes
D. Cassidy
Military Funeral Held for World War II Veteran Eric Harper
A Saturday funeral from Growney Funeral Home for Eric Harper age 45, World War II veteran, who died October 18 at U S Veterans Hospital, New York. Rev E Conklin of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Newark officiated as a firing squad from Camp Kilmer discharged volleys. Harper, born in England, lived in Hillside and Newark for 20 years. unmarried, he is survived by his mother Ellen Cobb Harper and several sisters in New York, New Jersey, California, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
Eric Harper
U. S. Veterans Hospital
New York
E. Conklin
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Newark
Camp Kilmer
Harper
England
Hillside
Ellen Cobb Harper
Edith Marie Harper
Sea View Hospital
Staten Island
Kathleen Bonville
Rocklyn State Hospital
Dorothy Kelly
Gloversville
Marjorie Hamric
Sacramento
Cal
Gladys Moore
Florida
Lessman Appointed Manager of Valve Sales at Cooper Alloy
J L Lessman is named manager of valve and fitting sales for The Cooper Alloy Foundry Co as part of a push to expand stainless steel nickel and monel valve production. A Missouri School of Mines graduate, he joins Cooper Alloy after a career at American Steel Foundries and Fort Pitt Steel Casting and now covers the New Jersey area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lessman
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
J. Victorine
Victorine
Cooper Alloy
Lessman
University of Missouri, School of Mines and Metallurgy
University of Missouri
University of Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt Steel Casting Company
American Steel Foundries
New Jersey
American Foundrymen’s Society
Burnett Street
Maplewood
Maplewood Country Club
Maplewood Methodist Church
Faculty Meeting on Reading at Saybrook School
This afternoon the Saybrook School faculty holds a professional meeting to discuss Reading and the Elementary School Child. Mrs Grace Haynes supervisor of reading will lead the discussion.
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Orange
Wayne T.branom
Florence DeCollis
Jean Johnson
Gladys Teuschler
Saybrook
Saybrook School
Grace Haynes
Pack Nite Slated By Cub Scouts 195
Cub Scout Pack 195 sponsored by Hillside Jewish Center plans Pack Nite on Tuesday November 1 at Hillside Avenue School at 7 30 pm. It marks the first moving up exercise for the group and the initiation of 21 new cubs. David Chick is new Cubmaster with Mrs. Min Rice Mrs. Bea Conford and Mrs. Celia Herskovitz as den mothers. Sam Leventer chairs the pack committee and invites Union County Scout Council and Hillside Jewish Center officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Jewish Center
Hillside Avenue School
David Chick
Min Rice
Bea Conford
Celia Herskovitz
Sam Leventer
Union County Scout Council
Injuries Fatal To Geo Pep Rettino
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Haberle and Barth Home for Funerals, 670 Clinton Avenue, Irvington, for George Rettino, 43, of 1016 Prospect Street, who died suddenly Saturday in Kansas. Interment details pending.
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Hae‘berle and Barth Home
Clinton Avenue
Irvington
George Rettino
Prospect Street
Kansas
Memorial services planned for Elizabeth ironworker Rettino
Mr Rettino died from injuries after an accident while employed by General American Erection Co in Independence Missouri ten days earlier. Born in Jersey City he was the son of Carl Rettino and Mrs Ida Kneer Rettino. He lived in Elizabeth most of his life and attended Hillside High School where he was nicknamed Pep. He boxed as a welterweight and belonged to the Salem Athletic Club. Survived by wife Sophie two brothers Charles Joseph and Camille Rettino and a sister Camille Rettino. services at Evergreen Cemetery Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth
Rettino
General American Erection Company
New York City
Independence
Jersey
Carl Rettino
Coldbrook
N. Y
Ida Kneer Rettino
Joseph Rettino
Venezuela
Camille Rettino
Lexington Place
Death notice of Frank H. Zogbaum in Hillside area
Frank H. Zogbaum of 1112 South Long Avenue died after a three week illness at Irvington General Hospital. He was 51 and formerly of Hillside. He worked seven years as an operator for Green Flyer Bus Company Hillside Avenue. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and a communicant of St. Catherine's Church. Survived by wife Grace Hill Zogbaum two daughters Marie and Joan son Howard E and brother Louis Zogbaum. Interment at family plot following a 9 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. Catherine's Church. Funeral details listed with James J. Higgins and Son.
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Frank H. Zogbaum
South
Long Avenue
James J. Higgins and Son
Westminster Avenue
Flj
St. Catherine's Shareh
Zogbaum
Irvington General Hospital
Hillside
Green Flyer Bus Company
Hillside Avenue
St. Catherine's Church
Herman
Emma Zogbaum
Grace Hill Zogbaum
Marie
Joan
Howard E
Louis Zogbaum
South Longravenue
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Hallowe
Broad ST
N.J
Ohio Autoist
Irvingten
Community Chest
Telephone Co
Horace
Cooper Foundry
Cub Scouts
Geo
Pep’ Rettino
Slifer Typewriter Company
High Street
Tobia’s
Appliance CO
RCA View
Eye Witness
RCA Victor
RCA Victor Eye Witness
Tobin
Mertz Avenue
M. Tobin
Waverly
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