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BRODER CREDIT and COLLECTION SERVICE 972 Broad Street Newark COAL - COKE 327 6LENW00D AVE. EAST ORANGE FUEL OIL FEIGENSPAN Phone Orange 4-3900 ORANGES DIRECTORY—1950 699 Levinos Joseph elk N Y r 24 Arsdale ter EO Levy -^-Steven (Lucile A) eng Fort Monmouth h 24 Arsdale ter EO — Sallie office sec Newark h (6) 53 N Day O Levins Hazel K librarian Newark h 84 Eppirt EO — Sally Mrs mgr 608 Central av EO r 137 Washington EO __Martha wid Robert M h 126 N 19th EO — bamuel (Evalina) mgr Newark h 50 Broadview av M _William H (Marguerite M) dist passenger agt PR R h 135 Lew Abraham G (Dorothy) executive Newark h 10 Woodland Freeman av EO av EO Levinson Louis J (Beatrice E) physician Newark h 43 Pier­ Lewaine Clifford F (Jean) mach r 170 N 15th EO son rd SM Lewan Roland executive v pres-sec Investors Savings and —Samuel (Kate) h (308) 249 S Arlington av EO r ,oan Association 28 Washington pi EO h at Millburn Levison William (Charlotte E) physician Newark h 455 Park Lewand Gustave R emp Edisons r 125 Main O av EO Lewi Alexander G (Evelyn C) v pres Newark h 17 Curtiss Leviton Harold (Lillian I) industrial eng Harrison h 30B pi M Meadowbrook pi M —Nancy C student r 17 Curtiss pi M Levitsky Louis M rabbi Newark li (402) 32 S Munn av EO Lewicka Anna emp 302 Grove rd SO r do Levitt Aaron (Paramount Wines & Liquors) 314 Irvington av Lewin Gerhard S (Gerda) physicist Westinghouse li 692 SO h at Newark Valley M —Herman (Kate I) pres Newark and liquor 248 Park av O —Maria R married Joseph Young rem to Dover h 246 Duane O —Paul student r (311) 458 Park av EO —Samuel (Park Avenue Coal Co) 2 Park av EO h at Pine —Robert (Rose S) lwyr Newark h (311) 458 Park av EO Brook Ruth Mrs sec Educational and Recreational Guide Inc 1630 —Sidney S (Pearl) ins Newark h 45 Oak Ridge rd WO Springfield av M h at Newark —see Leavitt — Selma Mrs married Jerry Marlis rem to Roselle LeVourt Irving (Ellen) rem to Newark William pres Educational and Recreational Guide Inc 1630 Levy Anna millinery Newark h 62 Hedden pi EO Springfield av M h at Newark —Anna wid Nathan h 1471 Springfield av M — Yetta Mrs r 144 N Munn av EO —Anna L physician Newark r (402) 32 S Munn av EO Lewis A Stanley (Ruth V) traffic mgr NY h 138 Prospect EO —Annie wid Louis h 11 N Harrison EO —Abraham h (604) 77 S Munn av EO —Audrey married Alan Stein rem to Newark Adelbert H (A lice) h 604 Thomas O —Benjamin (Irene) (Frost Drugs) 2 N Munn av EO and —Albert B (Amy W) window trimmer h (L14) 321 Park pres Foster Drugs Inc 173 Maplewood av M h (711) av EO 32 S Munn av EO —Alice A wid David S died May 13 1948 age 83 —Beverly G tchr Newark r 24 Franklin av M Alice W Mrs social servicewkr Morristown r 7 Second SO —Charles H (Edith M ) h 24 Burnett ter M —Alney C (Dorothy) eng PSE&GCo h (7) 131 Main EO —Chester (Phyllis L) mgr NY h (207) 85 Halsted EO —Alvin sec L & L Garage rear 28 Main h at Rocksburg —Clara h (C9) 168 S Clinton EO — Anna steno N Y r 158 N 14th EO —David (Anna S) mgr Newark h 230 Park av O — Anna emp 24 Maple ter EO r do —David (Jennie) lumber Hillside h (409) 466 Highland av O —Anna M bkkpr Savings Investment & Trust Co 525 Main —Edith A rem to Colorado EO h at Bloomfield Emanuel (Sally) elk 608 Central av EO h 137 Washington —Anna R wid Christopher M r 8 Pen Bryn rd WO —Annabelle Mrs housewkr r 160 Hickory O —Esther millinery Newark r 62 Hedden pi EO —Annie wid Sydney housewkr h 269 Halsted EO —Evaline Mrs tchr Newark r 50 Broadview av M —Anthony (Audrey) chauf r 141 Ward O —Evelyn married Robert Loeb rem to N Y Anthony A (Anna D) brewerywkr h 11 Kirk WO -Flora wid Joseph r (4B) 135 S Harrison EO Anthony Inc Anthony Lewis pres Joffre Lewis sec-treas —Gerald (Lee) pres-treas Victory Wine & Liquor Stores 457 contrs 14-22 Newark W ay M Central ay EO h (15) 176 S Harrison EO Anthony L (Olive M) pres Anthony Lewis Inc 14-22 New­ Gustave (Lucille B) eng emp 350 Scotland rd O h (21) ark Way M h 23 North ter M 262 N Grove EO —Arthur A (Sylvia) dentist Newark h (408) 103 N Walnut Harriet Mrs mgr 421-425 Boyden av M h at Hillside EO Harry dentist (6) 19 Washington EO h at Irvington —Arthur L r 36 Fairview av SO —Helen bkkpr Newark r 7 Fern wood rd M —Arthur R (Olive H ) professor Newark h 46 Euclid av M —Henry H r 125 Main O —Austin W h (305) 10 S Grove EO —Hyman R (Fanny) adv Newark h 329 Tillou rd SO —B Harold (Violet M) dist mgr NY h (106) 65 Prospect EO —lsidor (Rose) carp h 24 Franklin av M —Barbara K student r 240 Ridgewood rd S SO —Joseph bartender r 3 Hedden pi EO —Belle F elk PruInsCo r (305) 10 S Grove EO —Julian (Gertrude) slsman Bayonne h 357 Irving av SO —Ben (Esther) corset mfr Newark h 75 Woodland rd M Julius (Charlotte R) slsman h 571 Cameron rd SO —Bernard (Tessie) h (704) 77 S Munn av EO i?riA°?ho$ ^ B u r e a u of Maternal Child Health State —Bernard C (Tessie) (Lewis Bros) rear 16 Sloan SO h at h (1A) 221 S Harrison EO Berkeley Heights j ? few,eler Newark r (A ) 94 Fairmount ter EO —Bernard M (Nellie E) controller NY h (B5) 227 Park av - W S T(S/elmf A > elee h 46A Meadowbrook pi M EO -MT LL /5rUby BA lwyr Newark h 40 S Stanley rd SO —Blanche r 48 N 17th EO -Marfho sls agt N Y h 606 N Maple av EO —Brandon student r (408) 103 N Walnut EO m STWld ^ arles 11 (203> 67 S Munn av EO —Bros (Kenneth F Bernard C and Edward A Lewis) fruit -M ax w A tUXA ?a n d Laundry) 364 Main EO h at N Y and produce rear 16 Sloan SO -M e fJ n lN f hf e] chemist Linden h 319 Radel ter SO — Carrie emp 1 Crest cir SO r do 5 student r 24 Franklin av M — Cecile Mrs h 41 S 17th EO -M iItoJV iPPIV e® Newark r (C9) 168 S Clinton EO — Charles emp 441 Twin Oak rd SO r do - P a S aDA leCWkr Pl0°mfield r 89 N Munn av EO —Charles (Martha) (Lewis Laundry) 57 S Day O h do ” T d Lester Weissman rem to Jersey City Charles W (Mayme E) messenger Savings Investment & Trust Co h 436 Springdale av EO - a a r th^ 7r0" ^ 82o57 Ki“ 80 -Bobert r 11 N Harrison EO —Charlotte bkkpr Newark r 96 Evergreen pi EO —Charlotte Mrs emp TelCo r 789 Pleasant Valley way WO Z S S St^ ?nt r (21) 262 N Grove EO ™ * (6) 53 N Day O —Chester A (Winifred G) eng PSE&GCo h 36 Fairview av SO 2 -3 7 3 4 Phone . 2 -3 7 3 5 Mflrket 2 -3 7 3 6 BRODER CREDIT and COLLECTION SERVICE 972 Broad street 2 -3 7 3 7 COLLECTION SPECIALISTS Newark, N. J. INSURANCE 15 SOUTH DAY STREET IN A L L I T S ORANGE, N. J. BRANCHES SAMUEL R. COHEN Office, OR. 5-8143 - 5-8103 700 1950—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’ S Lewis Lewis —Clara J Mrs h (38) 641 Lincoln av O —Joffre sec-treas Anthony Lewis Inc 14-22 Newark way M —Clarice r (3) 50 Berwyn O h at Irvington —Claude (Elizabeth) in USArmy h (31) 290 Park av EO — John (Gertrude) tel opr h 210 Thornden SO —Clement (Edith) slsman Bloomfield h 30 Nutman pi WO —John A (Elsie M) supv NY h (405) 106 N Arlington av EO —Clementine wid James D r 35 Edgewood av WO — John C Jr (Helen P ) metallurgist Harrison h 45 Ridgewood —Corrine typist NY r (604) 77 S Munn av EO ter M —Cyrus (Florence M) aect Newark h 57 Park av M —John H (Lucie M) civil eng NY h 76 S Clinton EO —D Elaine personnelwkr NY r 8 Harvard av M —John W (Ruth) v pres NY h 100 Edgewood av WO —David E (Anna F) emp TelCo h 325 Central av O — Joseph r 48 N 17th EO —David J (Caroline E) mgr Edisons h 20 Freemont WO —Joseph E (Beata A) elk Newark h 25 N 16th EO —David W student r 45 Lawrence av WO — Joseph L (Irmgard K) painter h 91 N 17th EO — Donald draftsman Newark r (L14) 321 Park av EO —Kathleen M student r 11 Kirk WO —Donald (A Marie) elk PruInsCo r 54 Watehung av WO —Kenneth F (Claire J) (Lewis Bros) rear 16 Sloan SO h 29 — Dorothy married William J Fox rem to Bloomfield Woodland rd M —Dorothy L married Carl Degler —'Laundry (Charles Lewis) 57 S Day O —Dorothy M Mrs librarian 46 Mount Pleasant av WO and —Laura wid Jacob h (36) 39 S Munn av EO nurse 7 Elliott pi WO r do —Lawrence (Daisy) v pres Newark h 27 Cobane ter WO —Dorothy M wid Charles A h 45 N 21st EO —Leah A tehr Irvington h (3H) 174 N Grove EO —E Bussell (Edythe F) supv Newark h 178 N Walnut EO —Leo (Harriet J) with Orange Used Car Co Inc 47 Central —Edith A wid Frank D senior elk Essex County Welfare av EO h 111 N Oraton pky EO Dept Newark h 368 Gregory av WO —Lillian elk NY h (BB) 55 Randolph pi SO — Edna M h 300 S Harrison EO — Lois r 100 Edgewood av WO —Edward A (Peggy) (Lewis Bros) rear 16 Sloan SO h 356 — Margaret r 135 N 14th EO Meadowbrook la SO — Margaret Mrs housewkr r 203 H ickory O —Edwin (Charlotte) asst treas Elizabeth h 789 Pleasant Val­ — Maria housewkr h 32 N Oraton pky EO ley way WO —Marie A wid Harrison h 47 N Grove EO —Edwin D tehr EO High School h (207) 60 N Arlington av — Marjorie A assembler r 205 Wallace O EO —Martha D r (SI) 94 S Munn av EO —Edwin J (Kathleen M) banker NY h 240 Ridgewood rd —Mary nurse (5) 19 Berwyn EO h do S SO — Mary nurse Newark h 158 N 14th EO —Edythe F Mrs priv sec (1-2) 3 N Arlington av EO r 178 — M ary Amy A Bechelli mgr womens wear 528 Central av EO N Walnut EO — M ary wid Robert O h (10) 119 S Day O — Elizabeth S h (T2) 370 Central av O — Melmoth A Sr slsman (7) 151 Maplewood av M h at Hill­ —Emma T wid Ernest H elk Bloomfield h 16 Midland av EO side —Ethel wid Edward emp 65 Watson av EO r do —F Clarke (Nettie I) with Lewis Bros rear 16 Sloan SO h — Mildred Mrs married Alvin D Moore 102 Ridgewood rd SO — Mildred E tehr 171 Sanford EO h (C9) 26 Winans EO — F Denyse student r 103 Third SO —Milton H (Sylvia G) pres Newark h 69 Speir dr SO — Frances r (3) 50 Berwyn O —'Milton L (Hyacynth H) adv Newark h 291 Western dr SO —Frances emp (3A) 75 Prospect EO r do —Marton J (Pearl) model mfr NY h (18) 764 Scotland rd 0 — Frances E housewkr r 87 N Clinton EO — Nadine tehr Linden r 103 Third SO —Frank A (Dolores) r 64 Ashland av EO —Nana concert
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