333 Howard Ave

     The occupants of 333 Howard Ave were
     in 1931: B Walton Romefelt²
     in 1933: Gordon C Young³
     in 1935: James E Joynt⁴
     and in 1937-9: Robert L Kolb^5,6
     in 1941 it was listed as vacant.⁷

New York Times, 16 August 1930
     The City Housing Corporation sold the house at 333 Howard Ave, Radburn to B Walton Romefelt of Scarsdale.⁸

Bruce W Romefelt was born in 1898 in Tennessee.⁹ He married Mary in 1924.^2,9 Bruce W was an assistant cashier in New York.^2,9 Bruce and his wife Mary had three children, Walton, Nancy and Mary.⁹ Wolter Romefelt and Mary Romefelt moved before 1933 to Glen Rock.³ In the directories Bruce was called B Walton, or Wolter.^2,3

Gordon C Young married Antoinette C.³ Gordon C Young was a fabric technician in New York.³ Before coming to Radburn Gordon lived in Paterson. He had first lived in an apartment on Plaza Road North (but was not listed in any directory).¹⁰ Gordon C Young moved before 1937 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.⁴

James E Joynt was born on 11 December 1893 in Tennessee.^11,12 He married Marjorie E in 1920.^2,11 James E Joynt was a salesman (paper tags) in Newark.^2,11 James and his wife Marjorie had one daughter Barbara.¹¹ Before coming to Radburn James and Marjorie lived in Bloomfield.¹¹ James E Joynt and Marjorie E Joynt moved before 1935 from 1 Reading Terrace to 333 Howard Ave, then before 1937 to 2 Randolph Terrace, and before 1941 to 352 High Street.^4,5,7 James E Joynt died in October 1975 in Fair Lawn.¹² Marjorie E Joynt was born on 24 September 1897 in New York.^11,12

Lee Kolb married Edna.³ Lee Kolb was a manager in New York.³ Lee Kolb moved before 1935 from 8 Beekman Place to 201-A5 Abbott Road, and before 1937 to 333 Howard Ave.^4,5 He moved before 1941 away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.⁷ Lee was also listed as Robert L or Lee Robert Kolb.^6,5