Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age2 Reading Terrace1
The occupants of 2 Reading Terrace were
in 1931-5: Joseph A Schaeffler1,2,3
and in 1939-41: John A Christie4,5
In 1937 it was listed as vacant.6
New York Times, 23 September 1930
The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family home at 2 Reading Terrace, Radburn to Joseph A Schaeffler.7
Joseph A Schaeffler married Marjorie L.1 Joseph A Schaeffler was a mechanical engineer in New York.1 Joseph A Schaeffler moved away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.6
John A Christie married Elizabeth H.3 John A Christie was a recorder at the Fair Lawn Police Department.3 John A Christie moved before 1939 from 24B Townley Road to 2 Reading Terrace.4
in 1931-5: Joseph A Schaeffler1,2,3
and in 1939-41: John A Christie4,5
In 1937 it was listed as vacant.6
New York Times, 23 September 1930
The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family home at 2 Reading Terrace, Radburn to Joseph A Schaeffler.7
Joseph A Schaeffler married Marjorie L.1 Joseph A Schaeffler was a mechanical engineer in New York.1 Joseph A Schaeffler moved away from Radburn, as there was no longer an entry in the directory.6
John A Christie married Elizabeth H.3 John A Christie was a recorder at the Fair Lawn Police Department.3 John A Christie moved before 1939 from 24B Townley Road to 2 Reading Terrace.4