Radburn, A Town for the Motor Age3 Reading Terrace1
The occupants of 3 Reading Terrace were
in 1931: Arthur A Munro2
in 1937-9: Arthur H Dooley2,3
and in 1941: Zephir J Chagnon4
In 1931-5 it was listed as vacant.1,5,6
New York Times, 3 April 1931
The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family dwelling at 3 Reading Terrace in Radburn, New Jersey to Arthur A Munro of Long Island City.7 Arthur moved soon away from Radburn, as there was never an entry in the directory.
Arthur H Dooley married Dorothy L.6 Arthur H Dooley was in fire insurance in Newark.6 Arthur H Dooley moved before 1937 from 302-F3 Highstreet to 3 Reading Terrace, and before 1941 to 18 Ramapo Terrace.2,4
in 1931: Arthur A Munro2
in 1937-9: Arthur H Dooley2,3
and in 1941: Zephir J Chagnon4
In 1931-5 it was listed as vacant.1,5,6
New York Times, 3 April 1931
The City Housing Corporation sold the one-family dwelling at 3 Reading Terrace in Radburn, New Jersey to Arthur A Munro of Long Island City.7 Arthur moved soon away from Radburn, as there was never an entry in the directory.
Arthur H Dooley married Dorothy L.6 Arthur H Dooley was in fire insurance in Newark.6 Arthur H Dooley moved before 1937 from 302-F3 Highstreet to 3 Reading Terrace, and before 1941 to 18 Ramapo Terrace.2,4