Radburn(117/155) Fair Lawn Ave1
It never did belong to Radburn proper, although it was located within the Radburn census district in 1930, and is still designated as Radburn in the 1931 and 1933 directories. After 1933 only people and businesses relevant to Radburn are included.2 The address was located between Plaza Road and Abbott Road.2
The occupants of (117/155) Fair Lawn Ave were:
#1. Thomas Weber (from 1930 to 1931.)
The occupants of (117/155) Fair Lawn Ave were:
#1. Thomas Weber (from 1930 to 1931.)
The monthly rent in 1930 was $50.-.1
Thomas Weber was born in 1901 in Kentucky.1 Thomas Weber married Helen in 1928.1 Thomas Weber appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at (117/155) Fair Lawn Ave, with Helen as wife.1 Thomas Weber was an advertiser for a finance company.1 He did not own a radio in 1930.1 Thomas Weber was a Veteran of the World War.1 Helen was born in 1900 in Pennsylvania.1 Helen Weber was the proprietor of a tearoom.1
Thomas Weber was born in 1901 in Kentucky.1 Thomas Weber married Helen in 1928.1 Thomas Weber appeared on the 1930 Census as the head of household at (117/155) Fair Lawn Ave, with Helen as wife.1 Thomas Weber was an advertiser for a finance company.1 He did not own a radio in 1930.1 Thomas Weber was a Veteran of the World War.1 Helen was born in 1900 in Pennsylvania.1 Helen Weber was the proprietor of a tearoom.1