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Grace Finkle I loved the jcc in ewing             Malcolm R Casway commented on Sandi Levy Goldberg's photo in Trenton Jewish Historical Society.  Malcolm R Casway I went Rabbi kohns house before the week of my bar mitzvah June 14, 1952. Canter wieselman was my mentor. Mrs Kohn was a great cook for dinner. I loved them both. May they Rip❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇺🇸     Sandi Levy Goldberg shared 2 photos in Trenton Jewish Historical Society October 20 at 6:06 PM   This school started on Market Street, known as Talm... See more 29

 

 

Sherry Dworsky

Keep it going, Arthur I love seeing the pictures and hearing about Trenton

 

Benjamin Kaufman

Date of birth: March 10, 1894
Date of death: February 05, 1981
Burial location: Trenton, New Jersey
Place of Birth: New York, Buffalo

AWARDS AND CITATIONS

Medal of Honor

CITATION

He took out a patrol for the purpose of attacking an enemy machine gun which had checked the advance of the company. Before reaching the gun, he became separated from the patrol and a machine gun bullet shattered his right arm. Without hesitation, he advanced on the gun alone, throwing grenades with his left hand and charging with an empty pistol, taking one prisoner and scattering the crew, bringing the gun and prisoner back to the first-aid station.

Sergeant Benjamin Kaufman was an unassuming young man who grew up in Brooklyn, rooted for the Dodgers and found himself going to Syracuse University when the United States became a participant in World War I in 1917.

Kaufman responded to the call to arms and joined the Army, where he was assigned to Company K, 308th Infantry. He excelled in camp sports and the company respected him as being a tough soldier and a good sport. He quickly rose to the rank of sergeant and he twice refused the honor of becoming an officer.

Kaufman proved to be a hero almost as soon as he was in combat in France. He became blinded by a gas shell while aiding in the rescue of several of his men. Despite his refusal of medical help, doctors forced him to go to the hospital. For fighting men like Kaufman, the hospital was no place to be. He borrowed a uniform and made his way back to his outfit. Kaufman was quickly faced with a court martial for leaving the hospital. However, Army officers saw it Kaufman's way and dropped the charges so that he could rejoin his outfit.

While serving in an advance detail in the Argonne on October 4, 1918, Kaufman and his men came under heavy fire from a German machine gun. Two of his men were wounded. Kaufman realized that he had to silence the machine gun before help could reach the wounded men.

Before he could use his own weapon, Kaufman was struck in the arm by an enemy bullet. With his shattered, bleeding right arm hanging limp at his side, Kaufman advanced on the enemy, lobbing hand grenades with his left arm. He eventually reached the German position and captured a surviving German soldier.

Kaufman returned to the American lines with his prisoner. He fainted from the loss of blood after revealing the position of the German lines, which made it possible for the Americans to move forward.

Kaufman received awards for bravery from nine foreign governments. The United States awarded him the Congressional Medal of Honor. After the war, he became active in the Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America, serving as national commander in 1941 - 1942. The Ben Kaufman Post 156 of the JWV in Trenton, New Jersey, is a living memorial to a man who always had a smile on his face even when the going was rough.

Source: Jewish Recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor

 

General Orders: War Department, General Orders No. 50 (April 12, 1919)

Action Date: 4-Oct-18

Service: Army

Rank: First Sergeant

Company: Company K

Regiment: 308th Infantry

Division: 77th Division

Source: Jewish Recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor.

 

Malcolm R Casway

Amen.

 

 

Jeff Doranz

God Bless the many Jews of the Greatest Generation who served in the military during WWII, including my own Dad, Major Harold Doranz, USAMC. All of the men of our family served ranging in ranks from Pfc to Rear Admiral. One of them, my first Cousin, TSgt Howard Rothman, USAAC, was killed in action over the Pacific.

 

MANY LIKES

 

 

 

Trenton’s Occupations: Second Jewish Generation - 1935

Trenton’s Occupations

Second Jewish Generation - 1935

Arthur L. Finkle

Gloomy is the word best describing Trenton (and the United States) was the period 1934-36. Following the stock market crash in late 1929, the country entered its worst economic depression in history. Un­employment was 15.9 percent in 1931 and rose to 23.6 percent in 1932. There­after, it averaged more than 20 percent until 1936, when it dropped to 16.9 per­cent.

Average family income had remained flat from World War 1, AT  $1,524

The population actually experienced deflation .  Average family expenditures rose 5.4 percent to $1,512. However, the shocking realization WAS RTHA 1934 dollars bought  8.1% less than in 1918.

According to the Con­sumer Expenditure Survey for 1934–36, 59.2 percent of families recorded a yearly surplus ($149 on average), 37.8 percent recorded a deficit ($203 on av­erage), and 3.0 percent broke even.

Average annual family savings were $11.

Food, clothing, and housing occu­pied a 76.2-percent share of household spending, a decrease from 1918–19. Food, at 33.6 percent, was still the single largest category of expenditure. (See retail prices of selected foods in table 10.) A large proportion of U.S. fami­lies, however, “did not spend enough to secure the amount and kinds of food needed for good health for all the fam­ily and for normal growth of the chil­dren. Although most of them had suffi­cient food to avoid actual hunger . . . .” See Faith M. Williams and Alice C. Hanson, “Money Disbursements of Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, 1934–36, Summary Vol­ume,” Bulletin No. 638 (Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1941), p. 3.

The expenditure share for housing was 32.0 percent, which translated into an average annual expenditure of $485. Housing included expenses for fuel, light, refrigeration, and rent or the rental value of owned homes.

Forty percent of families lived in one-family detached homes; 25 percent lived in apartments; and the remainder in semidetached, row, or two-family homes. Seventy-eight percent of families lived in homes that had electric lights, gas or electric­ity for cooking, and a bathroom with an inside flush toilet and hot running water.

Clothing represented 10.6 percent of family spending. Employed women spent the most on clothing, followed by employed men. For both men and women, outerwear—coats, sweaters, suits, shirts, dresses, and blouses— represented the major expenditure. The second major clothing category was footwear, which included shoes, slip­pers, rubber overshoes, hose, and silk stockings.

Forty percent of families owned au­tomobiles, almost all of which were purchased secondhand rather than new. Of families owning autos, 2 percent owned more than one automobile, and practically all of them had pooled the earnings of grown sons and daugh­ters to purchase the second auto. The average net purchase price (gross price minus trade-in allowance) was $300.

Ladies’ Styles

Men’s Styles

Labor Saving Appliances

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1934 Song Chart Topppers

#	Artist	Title
1	Guy Lombardo	Winter Wonderland
2	Benny Goodman	Moon Glow
3	Bing Crosby	June in January
4	Bing Crosby	Love in Bloom
5	Leo Reisman	The Continental

The Highest Grossing Films - 1934

Viva Villa! (Wallace Beery, Fay Wray, Leo Carrillo, Donald Cook)

Cleopatra

The man-hungry Queen of Egypt leads Julius Caesar and Marc Antony

Director: Cecil B. DeMille

Stars: Claudette Colbert, Warren William, Henry Wilcoxon, Joseph Schildkraut

The Barretts of Wimpole Street 

Elizabeth Barrett's tyrannical father has forbidden any of his family to marry. Nevertheless, Elizabeth falls in love with the poet Robert Browning. 

 Director: Sidney Franklin

Stars: Norma Shearer, Fredric March, Charles Laughton, Maureen O'Sullivan

It Happened One Night 

A spoiled heiress, running away from her family, is helped by a man who's actually a reporter looking for a story. 

Director: Frank Capra

Stars: Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert, Walter Connolly, Roscoe Karns

 “ academy award for best picture ” - blakescarcella

The Thin Man 

Nick and Nora Charles, a former detective and his rich, playful wife, investigate a murder case mostly for the fun of it. (91 mins.)

Director: W.S. Van Dyke

Stars: William Powell, Myrna Loy, Maureen O'Sullivan, Nat Pendleton

The Richest Girl in the World 

Dorothy Hunter is an heiress of untold wealth. She believes no one will love her for herself and not for her money

Director: William A. Seiter

Stars: Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCrea, Fay Wray, Henry Stephenson

The Gay Divorcee   

Mimi Glossop wants a divorce so her Aunt Hortense hires a professional to play the correspondent in apparent infidelity

Director: Mark Sandrich

Stars: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Alice Brady, Edward Everett Horton

Imitation of Life 

Bea Pullman and her daughter Jessie have had a hard time making ends meet since Bea's husband died. Help comes in the form of Delilah Johnson

Director: John M. Stahl

Stars: Claudette Colbert, Warren William, Rochelle Hudson, Ned Sparks

The Girl from Missouri 

Chorus girl Eadie is determined to marry a millionaire without sacrificing her virtue. 

Director: Jack Conway

Stars: Jean Harlow, Franchot Tone, Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone

The House of Rothschild 

The story of the rise of the Rothschild financial empire founded by Mayer Rothschild and continued by his five sons

Director: Alfred Werker

Stars: George Arliss, Boris Karloff, Loretta Young, Robert Young

The year 1934 became the turning point in the America’s  Great depression in with unemployment decreasing to 22% . But in other parts of the world, some of the political changes occurring would cause the next world war. In Germany, Adolf Hitler declared himself the Fuhrer (ultimate ruler); in Russia, Stalin began his purges; in China, Mao Tse-Tung spread the communist doctrine.

The severe weather drought  in the US Midwest continued in 1934.  Some 35 million acres of farmland were utterly destroyed and a further 225 million acres were vulnerable to destruction due to a convergence of inappropriate farming techniques and severe drought conditions.

President Roosevelt established public works project to provide work and to build up the US’s infrastructure (bridges, roads, rural electricity and flood control dams).

The FBI had considerable success ending the careers with celebrity criminals and John Dillinger, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, Pretty Boy Floyd and Baby Face Nelson. 

1934’s Significant Events

·        Oklahoma experienced a ravaging drought with temperatures reaching 117 degrees in the summer of 1934 After 2 years of near drought conditions causing further crop failure and many farms going bankrupt with more land turning from fertile soil to a dust bowl

·        Charles Lindbergh baby kidnapper "Bruno Hauptmann" arrested and charged with kidnapping and murder

·        Congress passed some  ‘New Deal Legislation (Jones-Connally Farm-Relief Act to help farmers; Securities Exchange Act to regulate securities)  (

·        Alcatraz federal penitentiary known as "The Rock" opens

·        Germany - Adolf Hitler declares himself the Fuhrer of Germany after becoming President and Chancellor 

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·        Under the leadership of Franklin Roosevelt, Congress passes ‘Newl Deal’ legislation.

Trenton’s Population

Trenton’s population in 1930 was approximately 123,000, including 7,000 Jews, equaling 5.7%.  See Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930 - Population Volume I, United States Census Bureau, p. 712. Accessed January 10, 2012.

What is follow is a synopsis of Trenton Jewry’s occupations. Anything more than 6% would be disproportionate to the population. In 1935, there were approximately 10,000 industrial workers, among whom Jews were practically non-existent.

Jews populated that occupations that provided independence; creativity; no vulnerable to anit-Semitism. In this category were store owners, grocers, fruit and produce vendors, confectioners, dry goods dealers, furriers and men’s clothing stores.

Jews represented a disproportionate percentage of the professional sector of the economy. Not many, if any, Jews immigrated with a professional occupation. As of 1935,  Jews occupied the occupations below:

The Professions

Accountants

8/24 – 33.3%

Dentists

19/91 – 20.9%

Lawyers

51/198 – 25%

Pharmacists

14/169 – 8.3%

Physicians and Surgeons

29/126 – 20.6%

Other occupations and the percentage of Jews were actually tabulated form the 1935 Fitzgerald’s City Directory.

Ice Dealers 1/40

Insurance Agents 7/64= 1.1%

Jewish Clergy

Blumenthal Julius, 702 S Warren

Holtzberg Abraham, 208 Renfrew Av

Jacobson Hector, 134 Passaic

Kantorowitz Jacob, 46 Union

Levin Issachar, 326 Market St.

Liebreich Leon J, 712 Riverside

Rabinowitz, Myer, 524 S, Warren

Rosen Meyer, 513 Market

Simon David, 604 S. Warren

Tasklik, Solomon,  366 S. Warren

Professionals

Dentists

Adams Richard H, 907 Pennington av

Ale Chas H, 336 W State

Allen Walter B, 240N Warren

Appleget Clarence J, 402 Bd St Bk Bldg

Bernstein S A, 1152 Hamilton av

Bird Frank S, 178 W State

Bird Fred E, 178 W State

Boice Archibald E, 1001 Bd St Bk Bldg

Brailove Edw, 3 S Broad

Brown Elmer H, 128 W State

Burns James R, 46 S Olden av

Burtis B W, 194 5 Broad

Byer Nathan, 130 W State

Byer Samuel, 827 E State

Cahill J V, 944 Edgewood av

Carter Barry G, 36 Hillcrest av

Collier Frederick, 9 W State

Connor Edward, 215 N Warren

Dickinson John C, 904 Hamilton av

Durso James A, 505 5 Clinton av

Dyer Wm M, 224 W State

Edwards Arthur F, 836 Carteret av

Epstein Leo, 686 Princeton av

Fallon Chas H, 1520 S Broad

Farley LeRoy W, 306 City Hall

Flood John A, 213 Academy

Forsyth John C, 148 W State

Garber Louis, 994 S Broad

Gihon Harry D, 32 W State

Ginnelley Edwin H, 202 Bd St Bk Bldg

Gordon James B, 147 N Warren

Graver Milton F, 402 Bd St Bk Bldg

Greenwald Herbert B, 1000 S Clinton av

Greenwald Sydney M, 926 Brunswick av

Hayes Thomas E, 15 E State

Heazelton Florence K, 223 E Hanover

Hippie James W, 106 W State

Rick H T, 221 E State

Jennings Edward J, 126 W State

Julian William, 207 Wallach Bldg

Kasser Alex, 931 S Broad

Keeler J Ernest, 235 E State

Kelly Eugene J, 348 W State

Kent Warren H, 37 W State

Kniffin A Leland, 114 W State

Lavine Benjamin, 702 Stuyvesant av

Lavine Chas L, 1160 E State

Lawshe Allison 11, 42 W State

Leahy Edward L, 1010 Hamilton av

Madden Thomas, 178 W State

McDermott William H Jr, 1753 S Broad

McDermott W. H, 61 Sanhican dr

Merrill Benj J, 238 E State

Miller Benjamin, 1201 S Broad

Miller Jas 5, 105 W State

Mosovich Herman E, 108 N Broad

Moss Herman 5, 107 E State

Newton Maurice, 38 W State

O'Brien Thomas F, 138 W State

Pitsky Barney E, 45 E State

Palansky William J, 995 S Broad

Palansky Edward It 42 W State

Petrico Frank, 451 Hamiiton av

Popkin Herman, 146 E State

Popkin Nathaniel R, 441 E State

Raw David, 225 E State

Raw Lester, 216 S Broad

Robinson Harold J. 825 S Broad

Roth Benjamin, 37 W State

Scarborough Clarence F, 34 Spring

Seiger Leon A, 869 S Broad

Slifkin Louis B, 9 N Broad

Stover Warren H, 429 E State

Sutnick Michael, 801 S Broad

Thatch& T W, 527 W State

Thomas Arthur L, 208 N Warren

Thomas Howard J, 202 E Hanover

Vine Benj, 802 Broad St Bank Bldg

Vine Norman, 1200 S Clinton av

Wanks B, 304 Chestnut av

Wagg C E, 805 Broad St Bank Bldg

Wagner Miles D, 502 Bd St Bk Bldg

Wilkens Geo W, 904 Hamilton av

Wilson Earl M, 1832 Greenwood av

Winkler A F, 32 W State

Woolverton James I, 228 W State

Woolverton John E, 124 W State

Wright Jae C, 48 S Clinton av

Dentists—Mechanical

Gihon Mary F, 32 W State

Knorr Elmer H, 38 W State

Mathews Frederick, 194 S Broad

Petty Raymond, 194 S Broad

Steele A, 601 Broad St Bank Bldg

Accountants and Auditors

Eldridge-Northrup Inc, 116 N Y av

Haeberle J Russell, 407 N Hermitage av Ur)

National Tele Dir Co, 615 Bd

Banks Frederick, 335 Broad St Bk Bldg Polish-American Broadcasting Co, Stacy-

Chianese Sz Chianese, 621 Tr Tr Bldg Trent Hotel

Compton Wm II & Co, 415 Broad St Bk Rickard Adv Agency, 1210 Tr Tr Bldg

Fisher Raymond J, 116 Hoffman SMITH LEO A & CO, 211 Bd St Bk Bldg

Flagg E 11 3d, 4 Hanover Trk Bldg phone 6619

Gulliver Robt H, 838 Bd St Bk Bldg Advertising No

Garb Benj H, 737 Bd St Bk Bldg Et

Klatzkin Joe P, 202 Broad-State Bldg c

LEOPOLD SAMUEL, 337 Bd St Bk Bldg Central Amusement Novelty Co, 1143 E

Kalish Archibald, 621 Tr Tr Bldg

Miller Charles J, 731 Hamilton av State

Miller Isadore, 205 Bd St Bk Bldg Haveson F, 172 S Broad

NEWMAN IS CH VV, 337 Bd St Bk HUDSON COUNTY TOBACCO CO (Tren-

SCHAEFER CHARLES A, 1010 Tr Tr Leather Fabric Creations Inc, Breunig &

Schwab W Willard, 802 Tr Tr Bldg Martin Harriet B. 37 E Front

Sharkey Samuel N, 833 Bd St Bk Bldg MINSCHWANER JOHN A, Pennington

Stephens Allen NI Co, 802 Tr Tr Bldg PERILLI ARMANDO, 547 Chestnut av

Thoburn Frank, 802 Tr Tr Bldg Advertising Signs

Teuton & Co, J S, 17-M Bd St Bk Bldg

Windham Charles F, 1411 Tr Tr Bldg Baggot Wm R Jr, 70.0 Brunswick av

Physicians and Surgeons

Ackley David B, 21 N Clinton av

Adams C F, 34 W State

Allen Enos B, 144 Perry

Applegate Edward T R, 1125 Greenwood

Applestein Robert, 669 E State & 1544

Brunswick av

Aroniss Harry R, 239 E Hanover

Ashley Harmon H, 190 W State

Atkinson Alvan W, 423 E State

Austin Henry J, 96 Bellevue av

Barrows Arthur M, 440 Hamilton av

Barry R Grant, 908 W State

Beairsto E B, 178 W State

Helfer Jacob J, 1235 Chambers

Bellis Horace D, 437 E State

Belting Arthur W, 202 E Hanover

Berger Harry, 921 S Clinton av

Berman Jacob J, 411 Market

Blackwell Enoch, 814 Trenton Tr Bldg

Blaugrund Samuel, 190 W State

Blum Joseph M, 128 Mill

Blumberg A W, 497 Pennington av

Boughton T Harris, 22 Atterbury av

Burroughs Edmund W, 701 W State

Carabelli Albert, 1024 Chambers

Carroll C Walter, 117 Centre

Carroll William V, 211 Academy

Cella Charles F, 335 Hamilton av

Charnock M P, 10 Hanover Tr Bldg

Chesner William A, 1111 Hamilton av

Chianese C Chester, 464 Hamilton av

Child Florence C, 1112 W State

Ciuccarelli Frank, 225 Hamilton av

Cohen Charles 0, 217 W Hanover

Cohen Herman, 1419 Hamilton av

Cohen William, 1007 Greenwood av

Collier Win 5, 1000 S Broad

Collins Henry J, 1160 Hamilton av

Comfort John Burke, 50 S Clinton av

Connelly John A, 212 W State

Corio George A, 307 S Clinton av

Corrigan Patrick H, 1720 S Broad

Cottons Rosario J, 683 Princeton av

Cowlbeck H Donald, 224 W State

D'Arcy Walter E, 545 E State

.Davenport Irwin P, 194 W State

Davis Harold L, 178 W State

Davison R Winthrop, 205 W State

Denelsbeck Joseph G, 301 S Clinton av

Denelsbeck J Otis, 878 E State

D'Gianni N II, 911 Hamilton av

Dimun John T, 960 S Broad

Doranz Harold, 491 Centre

Drezner Henry L, 521 S Warren

Elias Elmer J, 827 S Broad

Epstein Harry H, 225 Perry

Epstein Rubie, 606 Perry

ERNEST RICHARD B, 240 W State

Fabian Paul, 520 Princeton av

Fee Elam K, 34 W State

Fell Alton S, 529 E State

Fessler A James, 1544 S Broad

Fiestal Edgar, 134 W State

Finegan Paul J, 1012 Hamilton av

Finney Win F, 237 N Warren

Forer Robert, 247 Centre

Franzoni Andrew, 938 Brunswick av

Friedman Leonard L, 484 Princeton av

Friedman Max, 822 Chambers

Friedman Meyer H, 526 N Clinton av

Fuchs Jacob M, 1267 S Broad

Funkhouser Edgar B, 33 Perdicaris p1

Getlen Samuel, 429 E State

Gibbs Jonathan C. 36 Spring

Goldberg Benj M, 1156 E State

Gordon Clark H, 808 E State

Guglie`melli A D, 449 Hamilton av

Guidotti Frank P, 432 Hamilton av

Haggerty D Leo, 227 N Warren

Haines Evelyn M, 432 Hamilton av

Haney John J, 167 Cooper

Harman J R, 1819 S Broad

Harman William J, 740 W State

Harris Frank, 230 N Warren

Hayling Wm S, 110 Spring

Hirschfield Bernard A, 1404 Greenwood av

Holland John A, 54 Prospect

Hutchinson A Dunbar, 913 W State

Ivins William C. 214 E Hanover

Jack Alvah 0, 1826 Greenwood av

Jaspen Samuel C, 820 Division

Kackdorian Vartan, 930 Brunswick av

Kirkpatrick Murray B, 707 Hamilton av

Klempner Paul, 414 Market

Eondor J S, 978 S Broad

Koplin Nathaniel II, 142 W State

Kuatrup J F, 1435 S Broad

Lapin Samuel 11, 127 Perry

Lavine Barney D, 630 N Clinton av

Lavine Sidney B, 704 S Warren

Leedom Ira C, 2141 S Broad

Lettiere Anthony J. 320 Centre

Levin Louis, 140 W State

Little Wm R, 493 W State

MacFarland Burr W, 301 Bd St Bk Bldg

Majeski Henry J, 1015 Brunswick av

Marotte Chas L, 1417 S Clinton av

Mason R Lowell, 131 Spring

Matthews Clifford, 709 Greenwood av

McCULLOUGH JOHN H, 523 E State

McGuigan Frank A, 212 N Warren

McGuire James J, 122 W State

Metzger Karl F, 1430 W State

Mitchell Chas H, 110 Centre

Mitskas Theodore, 359 Hamilton av

Moriconi Albert F, 438 Hamilton av /

Morris Leroy, 88 Spring

Murphy James A, 467 Hamilton av

Murto Thomas V. 814 Trenton Tr Bldg

Newcomb M W, 126 W State

Nonziato Frank, 50 Centre

North Harry R, 160 W State

Ogden Andrew E, 1829 Greenwood av

O'Rourke James J, 871 Stuyvesant av

Pantaleone Joseph, 504 Hamilton av

Parker II Norton, 72 N Clinton av

Pessel Johannes F, 224 W State

Peterson Walter II, 224 W State

Phillips Robt H 0, 144 W State

Pierson Carl L, 178 W State

Potter Ellen 0, 301 W State

Powis Ethel 114, 198 W State

Price A, 317 Euclid av

Proctor Francis E, 1245 Greenwood av

Purcell Ernest F, 800 Stuyvesant av

Ragany Joseph, 966 S Broad

Reisinger Paul B. 369 W State

Riley H C, 304 W State

Robbins-Seitzick H, 733 Hamilton av

Rogers Alvin 5, 126 N Warren

Rogers Lawrence H, Trenton Municipal Colony Hosp

Rogers William N, 1255 Brunswick av

Rothschild Karl, 130 W State

Rowan Henry W, 224 W State

Ruopp Charles F. 228 E Hanover

Sacks Wilnor, 205 Market

Salway Benjamin, 321 S Broad

Satterthwaite Joseph H, 52 N Stockton

Scammell Frank G, 40 S Clinton av

Schildkraut Jacob M, 170 W State

Schroeder H J. 134 W State

Seely Roy B, 78 N Clinton av

Seidelman S E, 1981 Greenwood av

Sekerak Albert, 977 S Broad

Shaffer Elmer L, 208 W State

Pharmacists

ADAMS & SICKLES, 452 W State cor

Altemus Charles A, 577 N Clinton av

Bellisfield Floyd E, 210 Sanhican dr

Berman Philip, 309 Market

Brown Randal J, 316 Centre

Cadwallader Pharmacy, 42 N Hermitage

CENTRE PHARMACY, 501 Centre

Cherry Ann A, 1040 S Broad

Clark Edward J, 1469 W State

Clausen Pharmacy, 627 Centre

Coleman Ambrose W, 1148 Greenwood av

Cook Daniel L, 157 N Broad

Cooperstein Harry, 869 S Broad

Cut Rate Store, 564 N Clinton av

Davidson Oscar, 478 Hamilton av

Drew Simon, 1052 Brunswick av

Dupont's, 640 Perry

Episcopo Harry N, 1109 Chambers

Freeman's, 518 S Warren

Freidman & Fromkin, 1857 S Broad

Fromkin Harry, 802 Chambers

Gordon John A, 156 N Willow

Harbourt's, 140 Spring, 1200 S Clinton,

Holmes Elizabeth M, 63 Bank

Horan Drug Store, 478 Hamilton av

Hughes Harry S, 401 Hudson

Jackson & Combs, 763 Stuyvesant av

Keeler Ebert N, 512 Pennington av

KEHR'S KORNER PHARMACY, 682 Princeton Ave

Laird Frank A, 1000 S Clinton av

Levenson .Louis, 202 Centre

Liggett Drug Inc, 102 E State

Lvenson Charles, 981 S Broad

Light Emanuel, 1925 S Broad

01 LONG'S DRUG STORES, 799 E State,

phone 6001: 1166 Hamilton av, phone

Mercer Wholesale Drug Co, 12-14 Foun-

Miller's, 102 N Warren

CYO Millner Morris, 659 Beatty

Moore Michael J. 1202 E State

Neff Chas H, 1601 E State

Pentz, 1606 S Broad

Petty Addison E, 685 Stuyvesant av

Posta George, 201 Division

Red Cross Pharmacy, 601 Brunswick av

Salvatore R, 168 Hamilton av

SCHNORBUS JOSEPH R, 351 N Warren

Schultz John A Inc, Stacy-Trent Hotel

Scott Chalks D, 641 Edgewood av

Sharpley Thelbert, 2 Sanhican dr

Sidel Max A, 101 Walnut av

Siegel Max H, 1201 S Broad

Siemion Pauline, 122 Dayton

Silk Jacob, 1837 Greenwood

Smith's Drug Store, 1050 S Broad

SNELL'S PHARMACY, 49 N Hermitage

Stover John K, 302 S Broad

Stuckert' 10 N Warren

Sun Ding Co, 7 E State & 99 S

Taylor W Scott Jr, 11 W State

Thatcher's, 401 Hudson

Thu:alas George N, 146 Perry

United Perfumery Co, 47 E State

Varga George Jr, 906 S Broad

Wiley John Ii•St Co, 7 Perry

Wilson Edwin C, 2 Liberty

Yetter Arthur M, 602 S Warren

Zielinski Alex & Anthony, 538 Cinton Av

ZIMSKIND PAUL G, (PH G), 501 Centre St

Lawyers

ABBOTTS WILLIAM JR, 1214 Trenton

APGAR W HOLT, 817 Broad St Bank

Backes Frank J, 509 Trenton Trust Bldg

Backes Herbert W, 805 Trenton Tr Bldg

Backes Peter, 805 Trenton Trust Bldg

Backes Theodore, State House

Backes William J, State House Annex

Backes W Wright, 805 Trenton Tr Bldg

Baddeley Thos H, 809 Amer Mech Bldg

Baker Harry H, 1011 Amer Mech Bldg

Bash Joseph S, 805 Amer Mech. Bldg

Beck Sidney D, 311 Wallach Bldg

Bender A Samuel, 1463 W State

Besore Charles DeF, 906 Bd St Bk Bldg

Blackman Wm E, 15 W State

Blatt Harry E, 1012 Amer Mech Bldg

Bohlinger George H Jr, 906 Bd St Bk

Boscarell John J, 326 Bd St Bk Bldg

BRACE FREDERIC R, 912-915 Amer

Brieger John A, 810 Amer Mech Bldg

Bruther John F, 640 W State

Bryant Donald R, 519 Tr Tr Bldg

Budson Alexander, 338 Bd St Bk Bldg

Burke James B1, 138 W State

Byer Sidney, 702 Greenwood av

CAIN GARDNER H, 312 First-Mech

Cameron Donald K, 760 Quintin av

Casey Frank I, 728 Bd St Bk Bldg

Cella Andrew M, 721 Bd St Bk Bldg

Cella George A, 605 Bd St Bk Bldg

Cella Rhea A, 605 Bd St Bk Bldg

CHAMBERLAIN RICHARD C, 407-422

Chamberlain Richard C Jr, 508 Trenton

Chamberlin Philip M, 708 Bd St Bk Bldg

Chandler Martin S, 914 Tr Tr Bldg

Ciereszko Benj, 887 Brunswick av

Clark Willard P, 640 W State

Cohen Edgar T, 338 Bd St Bk Bldg

Connor Wm J, 906 Amer Mech Bldg

COOPER WM N, 503 First-Mech Natl

Cougle Walter D, 906 Bd St Bk Bldg

DAWES AARON V, 1005 Broad St Bank

Dawes Kenneth J, 627 Bd St Bk Bldg

deBenedetto Vincent A, 204 Bd St Bk

Deitz David, 703 Bd St Bk Bldg

DelGaudio Victor, 810 Amer Mech Bldg

Devlin Martin P Jr, 727 Bd St Bk Bldg

Diamond Harry J, 311 Wilkinson Bldg

Dickinson Sackett M, 812 Amer Mcoh

Dillon Emma E, 609 Bd St Bk Bldg

Dinsmore B Braddock Jr, 1108 Tr Tr

DUCH ANDREW J, 609 Tr Tr Bldg

Eisner Rudolph, 700 S Broad

Falcey Charles J, 311 Wallach Bldg

FARLEE HORACE J, 1112 Trenton Trust

Felcone Joseph J, 717 Bd St Bk Bldg

Felcone Michael, 717 Bd St Bk Bldg

FINKLE MAURICE A, 1203-1204 Trenton Trust Bldg-

FINKLE NATHAN N,  1203-1204 Trenton Trust Bldg-

Fishberg Charles, 905 Tr Tr Bldg

FISHBERG JOSEPH, 905 Trenton Trust

FORMAN PHILLIP, Federal Bldg

Frankel David, 205 Bd St Bk Bldg

FRIEDMAN HAZEL, 305 Amer Mech

Gaze Abraham, 720 Princeton av

GERAGHTY WILLIAM H, 1012 Amer Mech Bldg

GILDEA GEORGE, 1112 Trenton Trust

Giordano N M Jr, 1006 Bd St Bk Bldg

GLICKMAN ERNEST S, 302 Trenton Trust

Gnichtel Frederick W, 605 Bd St Bk Bldg

Goldmann Sidney, 410 Wallach Bldg

Gribbin Augustine V, 519 Tr Tr Bldg

Gummere Charles E, 1214 Tr Tr Bldg

Gutkin Sydney A, 1202 Bd St Bk Bldg

Hartmann Henry M, 1006 Bd St Bk Bldg

Havens Benj F, 301 Federal Bldg

Haveson Percy, 721 Bd St Bk Bldg

Heher John L, 302 Commonwealth Bldg

HOMAN J ALBERT, 1002 Trenton Trust

Hughes Richard .1, 1214 Tr Tr Bldg

Hunt Joseph E, 404 Forst-Richey Bldg

Hutchinson Charles P, 703 Bd St Bk Bldg

Jamieson Crawford, 812 Amer Mech Bldg

Josephson Leon, 808 Bd St Bk Bldg

Josephson Louis, 808 Bd St Bk Bldg

Kafes John H, 805 Amer Mech Bldg

Kafes J Richard, 837 Bd St Bk Bldg

Kahn Albert D, 514 Amer Mech Bldg

Kaplan Emanuel, 808 Bd St Bk Bldg

Kaplan Joseph D, 411 Amer Mech Bldg

KATZENBACH FRANK S 3d, 1112 Trenton Trust

Keller Michael Jr, 1202 Bd St Bk Bldg

Kelsey David, 19 W State

Kline James S, 808 Bd St Bk Bldg

KNIGHT HARVEY, 409 First-Mech

Kraemer Maxwell A, 701 Amer Mech

Kramer Anna, 345 Hillcrest av

Kulp Samuel C, 409 Commonwealth

Kunca Adolph F, 906 Amer Mech

Kunicki Stanley, 887 Brunswick av

Lanigan Joseph, 901 Tr Tr Bldg

LANNING KENNETH H, 704-707  Bank Bldg

Lawton Frank II, 501 First-Mech

Lawton William H, 312 First-Mech

LEE WILLIAM V, 1112 Trenton

Lefkowitz Bertram, 326 Bd St Bk

LeMar Edward M, 640 W State

Lenox Samuel D, 1006 Bd St Bk B

Lenzner Harry 0, 501 Amer Mech

Leventhal Samuel, 335 Bd St Bk

Levine Chas I, 901 Tr Tr Bldg

Levine Charles M, 511 Amer Mech

Levine Louie B, 51 Amer M I

LEVY I HERBERT1 , 1202-1205 BNK Bldg

Lewis Abraham S. 737 Rd St Bk I

Lewis living H, 316 Amer Mech Bldg

Lipman Albert A, 206 Amer Mech

Luigi Ferdinand, 810 Amer Mech

Macdonald Charles A Jr, 715 S 01

MaCPHERSON GEORGE W, 405

Malloy Charles A, 727 Bd St Bk

Marolda James R, 202 State Hone

Marshall Erwin E, 306 Commol Bldg

Marshall Linton 5, 306 Comma

McGoogan James J, 501 yirst-Me,

McIntosh d E, 914r Tr Trust

Moore Hervey 5, 505 Bd St Bk

Moore William A, 713 Amer Me

Oswald John, 714 Amer Mech Bl

Packer Donald J, 912 Amer Mech

Peitzman Ralph M, 506 Amer Mg

Pelleteri George, 1008 Tr Tr Bldg

Perlman Rose Lerner, 312 Am,

Perlman Sol Phillips, 312 Am

Petry Walter B, 48 Ewing

Pierson Ellis L, 322 Bd St Bk 1

Queen Robert, 222 N Willow

Quinn Charles, 609 Tr Tr Bldg

REESE MITCHELL, 409 First-N

REICH WILLIAM, 305 Amer N

Reilly Edward E, 242 E HanoN

Rigby Roy R, 817 Bd St Bk B1

RIMO ROMULUS P, 412 Amer

Rogers Leo J, 737 Bd St Bk Bl

ROGERS NORMAN T, 1108 Ttrenton Trust

Rothman Dorothy Doranz, 38

Rothstein Louis. 509 Tr Tr Bld

RUDNER LOUIS, 1112 Tree Bldg

RUHLMAN CASSEL R, 912 Mech Bldg

Ryan Thomas F, 7 Hanover Tt

Saaz H Harvey, 506 Amer Id

Salvatore Arthur A, 712 Amer

Satterthwaite Harvey T, 916 Amer Mech

Savko Michael J, 717 Bd St Bk Bldg

SCAMMELL SCOTT, 409 First-Mech Natl

Schildkraut Nathan, 515 Amer Mech Bldg

Schragger Henry C, 912 Amer Mech Bldg

Schroth Godfrey W, 2002 Riverside dr

Scudder Hervey C, 816 Bd St Bk Bldg

Seggel Otto F, 906 Bd St Bk Bldg

Shaw Howard K, 712 Amer Mech Bldg

Sisselman Isadore A, 20 Colonial av

Smith David L, 335 Bd St Bk Bldg

Smith Edgar S, 1112 Tr Tr Bldg

SMITH EWALD J J, 1002 Trenton Trust

Socey Rudolph A, 205 Bd St Bk Bldg

Socey Steve, 429 Morris av

So an John, State House

Spair Daniel A, 205 Bd St Bk Bldg

Spaulding Marvin A, 248 Postoffice Bldg

Sperry Albert, 518 Tr Tr Bldg

Stark Sidney S, 322 Bd St Bk Bldg

Stewart R James, 519 Tr Tr Bldg

Stockton Richard 3d, 812 Amer Mech

SYKES ALVIN W, 815-816 Broad St

Thompson William H Jr, 1217 W State

Tobin Henry M, 236 E State

Tomlinson J B, 503 Tr Tr Bldg

Transue Frank, 503 Tr Tr Bldg

Trapp Alexander, State House

Turp James, 335 Bd St Bk Bldg

Vine Philip S, 177 S Broad

Weeks Charles C, 45 E State

Waln Amos M, 404 Forst-Richey Bldg

Walsh Harry A, State House

Walters Sydney, 410 Wallach Bldg

Watkins Robert, 717 Bd St Bk Bldg

WEELANS CHARLES H, 1012 Amer

Whitaker Roland T, 926 Prospect

WICOFF JOHN E, 704-707 Broad St

WICOFF JOHN V B, 704-707 Broad St

Wilson Benjamin A, 534 S Johnston av

WILSON HARRY R, 1019 Trenton Trust

Wilson Richard S, 1019 Tr Tr Bldg

Wishnevsky Gustave, 717 Bd St Bk Bldg

Wood Edward S, 140 E State

Wood I Trumbull, 404 Bd St Bk Bldg

Zoob David, 301 W State

 

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