Hadassah Bazaar and Carnival Planned at War Veterans Memorial
Final plans for Hillside Hadassah combined carnival and bazaar were set at Mrs. Leo Lowenstein’s home. The Family Day event on November 16 at Liberty Avenue War Veterans Memorial promises games rides and fun for children and a bazaar for adults with new merchandise. Spaghetti dinner in the evening accompanies sandwiches and snacks available all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Hadassah
Leo Lowenstein
War Veterans Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Halloween Theme Articles At Fortnightly Group Meeting
The Fortnightly Group held a Halloween event on October 16 at Maple Hall with costumes and table decor. Mrs. Walter Spitz welcomed new members Mrs. James DiPaolo and Mrs. Dennis Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Maple Hall
Walter Spitz
James DiPaulo
Dennis Bartlett
Princeton Inn
Naomi Riker
Drama and Music
Ways and Means
Frank Reinhard
Robert Whitbeck
Thomas Roy
Horace Tichenor
Kenneth Hathaway
Riker
DiPaolo
Alta Ely
William Wacker
Milton Zahn
Thelma Hathaway
Douiglas Maviend
Talk On Narcotics Clarifies Role Of Police At Club Meeting
Detective Moris Nazareth of the Newark Police Department Narcotics squad spoke at the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club meeting held at the Elizabeth Ellis Clubhouse in Hillside. A planning session led by Dorothy Groeger took place at Mrs. Helen Chumar’s Mountainside home. The group scheduled its third annual Christmas party and Groeger will join the Hillside PAL board. Scholarship committee members were Mrs. Anton A. Vit Jr., Mrs. William M. Raphael, and Dr. Anita Lyons. two scholarships will be awarded in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moris Nazareth
Newark Police Department
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Elizabeth Ellis
Dorothy Groeger
Helen Chumar
Ackerman Avenue
Mountainside
Groeger
Hillside Pal Board of Trustees
Anton A. Vit, Jr
William M. Raphael
Anita Lyons
Vit
Hollywood Avenue
Pre School Meeting At Hillside Avenue School
Milside Avenue School PT A hosts a pre school series meeting today from 1 30 to 3 pm for afternoon kindergarten parents. Dr Waller Krum biegel principal will speak with Mrs Kathryn Redling school nurse and chairwomen Mrs Seymour Epstein and Mrs Raymond Gormansire. Future notes include the October 22 session on The Exceptional Child with a panel of educators and the PT A executive board meeting set for Wednesday November 5 at 1 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milside Avenue School
Walter
Bkrumbiegel
Kathryn Redling
Seymour Epstein
Raymond
Waller
Krumbiegel
Anita
Vons
Eleanor Thevenet
Ann Grushkin
Paula Epstein
Hillside Avenue
Philip Scherer
Normain Pastor
Irving Schimel
Morris Gare
Pt.a
Calvary Women Attend Ninth Central Synod Convention
A delegation from the Missionary Society of Calvary Lutheran Church attended the ninth annual Central Synod Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of New Jersey convention held October 22 at Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stanford. The group included Mrs. George B. Drach president of the local missionary society Mrs. Roland Glass Miss Annlauser Mrs. Morgan Wagner Mrs. Mildred Hahn and Mrs Joseph Madaio. The convention theme was in Others and dinner was served at noon by Women of the host church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionry Society of
Calvary Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Synod “of
Labor talk at Holy Name Society meeting in Jersey City
Rev William Smith head of the labor-management institute at St Peter's College Jersey City discussed union reforms and right to work as a tool used by anti union groups. Society committees were named and Junior CYO observers attended as Rev Richard Greene opened the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Labor-Management Institute of
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
Socbclie Uni Tne
Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church
Smith
Joseph Fernicola
Touls Castellani
Mr. Castellani
Hillside Pagers Postpone The Matchmaker Performance
The Hillside Pagers announce deferral of The Matchmaker until spring. Additional auditions are held this week for minor roles in the auditorium of burden-Lonker Sehout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Pagers
burden-Lonker Sehout
UNICEF Night Will Replace Hallowe on at Hillside Y
The Nu-Teen gym program at Hillside Y opens at Hillside Avenue School gym under Joseph Nerenberg. Seventh to ninth grade boys and seventh to eighth grade girls may attend Tuesdays at 7 pm for the gym program or call WA 6 4632 for details. UNICEF night on Thursday features a mystery dance from 7 30 to 9 pm with refreshments, casual dress, and no dungarees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Y
Hillside Avenue
Joseph Nerenberg
Church Women To Hold Guest Night At 8 P M
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Women’s Association plans its annual guest night at 8 p m on Wednesday November 5. Rev Harold A Gamblin will speak about his trip to Japan and Mrs Carl W Hexamer will lead devotions. Nominations for officers will be made with Mrs William R Turner leading the nominations committee alongside Mrs Walter C Johnson and Mrs A C Jeffery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harold A. Gamblin
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Japan
Carl W. Hexamer
Percy Berry
William R. Turner
Walter C. Johnson
A. C. Jeffery
Rotarians Induct Two New Members at Hillside Club
Two new members joined the Hillside Rotary Club last week: Alexander McKittrick, Lyons Farms branch manager, and William Gordon, York Insulation Corp. sales manager. Rev. Jerry Vetter led the induction and spoke on Rotary ideals, duties, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
Alexander McKittrick
Lyons Farms
Tnvesters
Liberty Avenue
William Gordon
York Insulation Corp
Hoffmal Place
Jerry Vetter
Irvington Methodist Church
Rotary
Daniel A. Topper
Levington
Rotary International Magazine
Rotary Fellowship
Schulman Urges Ross And Lapp For Hillside Town Board
Township Committeeman Hy man M Schulman urged Hillside voters to elect Karl Ross and John Lapp to the Township Committee. He said their election would provide an effective minority to balance government and serve the community with better governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Ross
John Lapp
Two Day Rummage Sale For Church
The Fall rummage sale of the Mother's Circle of the Hillside Presbyterian Church was held Thursday October 23 and Friday October 24. The committee in charge included Mrs. Franklin Lange as chairman and many members named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Franklin Lange
Charles Wagner
George Levanseller
Williard Cupit
C. R. Peters
Walter Schorr
M. Shattuck
Franklyn Rogers
Arthur Taylor
Richard Wagner
Fred Jacobus
K. E. Jonas
Walter Lee
George Shelbourne
Hillside tax office hours announced for Q4 payments
Hillside's tax office will be open between 7 and 8 p.m. Monday evenings on November 3 and 10 for those wishing to pay fourth quarter rates, announced yesterday by Collector John C. Pozar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
John C. Pozar
Committeeman Hyman Sthuman Appeals for Justice Day
Republican Committeeman Hyman Sthuman addressed 159 party workers at the College frm hall. He urged voters to elect Karl Ross to join him as Township Committeeman and proclaimed Tuesday November 4 as Justice Day to balance Hillside government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Sthuman
College Frm
Hillside
Hurden-Looker PTA Meets in Curtis Room
A Hurden-Looker School PTA meeting October 15 in the Curtis Room featured color guard from Girl Scout Troop 247 led by Carol Krietz and others, with invocation by Rev. C Morgan Wagner. Budget report for 1958 59 accepted. awards for attendance and carnival ticket sales given. Dr John Lopresti praised. talks by Dr Anita Lyons and Rev Wagner. Hostesses listed. members attended external meetings and a handicapped class session in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Curtis Room
Carol Krietz Caller
Alice Smith
Susan Jaye
Marlene Capra
Anna Havlicek
Walter Schmidt
C. Morgan Wagner
Calvary Lutheran Church
Ellsworth Middleton
Michael Marsnick
Sidney Fuchs
Jane Dyer
Viola Schmandt
Katherine Funk
Harriet Becker
John Lopresti
Jey
Middleton
Anita Lyons
Elizabeth
PTA
William Krutulis
Harold Ragoff
Fred Lang
Herbert Kreps
Lopresti
Birthday Party for Michael Camene Celebrated
A fifth birthday celebration for Michael Camene son of Mr and Mrs John Camene of 1273 Liberty Avenue was held yesterday with ten children in attendance. They played games received surprise packages and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Camene
John Camene
Liberty Avenue
Paid for by Campaign Committee line missing
A political advertisement for Karl Ross on page 3 omits the line Paid for by Campaign Committee due to an error. This missing attribution leaves unclear who financed the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Ross
September Tax Collections Reported by Pozar
September collections totaled 94 731.66 dollars in taxes and 1 883.15 dollars in assessments, announced this week by collector John C Pozar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pozar
Opening Meeting Of Y Older Adults
The Hillside Y program for older adults held its opening meeting at 87 Hillside Avenue. Co chairs Mrs Percival Singerman and Mrs Max Halem announced new coordinator Mrs Morris Avi ram of Nutley. The group plans a concert, election, discussions, movies, trips and parties with weekly meetings each Wednesday at 1 p.m. and a contact phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Y
Hillside Avenue
Percival Singerman
Max Halem
Older Adult Activities Committee
Morris Aviram
Nutley
Avirom
Morris Avirom
B'nai Israel Congregation
Dunn Forum and Campaign Rally Highlight Local Candidates
Dunn spoke at the B'nai B'rith candidates forum at George Washliski School and attended a 4 rally for John Pozar, Detiat candidate for tax collector at the College Inn, where he paid tribute to local candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
B'nai B'rith
George Washliski School
John Pozar
Deiat
College Inn
Hillside Candidate Appeals for Three Year Service
Karl B. Ross pledges aid to Commissioner Hy Schulman and offers education professional background and practical experience as qualifications to serve Hillside for the next three years. He emphasizes tax collector and political cooperation as he introduces his campaign stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lapp
Hir Ried
Hy Schulman
Hillside
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Federal Automatic Company
Eymnstern
Oet
Soeneves
Nenceecosoeseres
G. Mayer
Sigma Fraternity
Waverly
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Sal Pedicini Iron Works
Tropical Fish Center
Boxer
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
Paai
Photography
Zimmerman
Broad St
Jacqueline James
Ted Scott
Papermill Preyhoes
Millburn Theatre
Adolph Winston
Charles Wernicke Jr
Jett
Anthony Lewinski
Joseph Brooks
William de Witt
John Sgroi
Corget
Mund
Calvary Women At Synod Convention
Holy Name
Hallowe
Louis A. Dischler
Hillside Community Chest
Hillside Planning Board
Board of Adjustment
Hillside Cancer Fund
Hillside Red Cross
Hillside Honorary Firemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association
Patrolmen’s Benevole
Lou Dischler
Agniy
Hyman M. Schulman
Hoorway
Friends
Hurden-Looker
Karl B. Ross
Ross
Toronto
Newark
Avenue
Arthur Northwood
Conristians
Chri
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