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Forty-nine shore area residents volunteered for enlistment in the Army and Air Force during Janu ary through Monmouth county re cruiting stations. Army enlistees included Charles A. Abbiati, 10 Willow st., and Ar thur Kriatiansen, 711 River rd, Fair Hiven; Thomas M. Bennett, Wyckoff rd, Eatontown; John J. Miserak, Church at, Belford; Al bert’ L. Lawrence, Atlantic ave, Matawan; Arnold Goldin, Atlantic at,Keyport; Carmen Fortunato and Anthony J. Andrade, Asbury Park; Nelson Cowdrick, Belmar and Charles C. Pudder and Arthur Grossman, Englishtown. Men who volunteered for enslot ment in the Air Force include Louis R. Van Polt, 46 Washington ,st., Red Bank; Henry C. Leahy, Ridgerd, Rumson; Clifton T. Trigg, Palmer st, Belford; Joseph Roslyn, Jr. Sears ave, Navesink; Warren H. Abramson, Clinton sr. and Francis P. Gattings, Monmouth pky., East Keansburg; Frederick K. Bettinger, 30 Beacon blvd., Douglas Bowman, Johnson Jane, Ralph EF. Mundy, Jn, K 36, and Hobart E Jedeson 41 Maple ave,Keansburg; Gerald T. Rudden, Grace ave., Port Mon mouth; Harold Ball, Osborn at. and Joseph Iaderoga, R. D. Keyport; Robert N. Anderson, New Bruns wick ave, Matawan; James J. Tracy, Florence ave., John B. La Vergne, Lorillard ave, Samuel E. Hassel, Jr., Stirst, and Lawrence McGrogan, 140 Campbell st., Union Beach; Eugene §. Wilson, Hazlet; Alan Johnnie Lee ‘and James T. Lowing, Freehold; Stanley LL Learner, Long Branch; Charles Brown, Leonard Cawley, Edward O. Herbert and Walter B. Richards, Anbury Park; Paul R. Keating, Ocean Grove; Lawrence M. Quinn and Samuel Verrecchio, Neptune; Raymond W. Borden, Robert R. Gibson, Francia R. Hall and Bruce C. Martin, Belmar; Robert S. Churchhill, West Belmar, and Wal lace A. Bebane, South Belmar, MIDDLETOWN — The township committee meeting in adjourned session Tuesday afternoon, sold $217,000 worth of general improves ment bonds to Boland, Saffin com pany of New York and the Mer chants Trust company of Red Bank for $287 bonus and at an interest rate of 2.80 per cent. .. There were seven bidders, the highest being the Fidelity Union Trust company, Newark, one bonus of $567.24 and an interest rate of 2.20 per cent. The other bid ders were Keansburg National bank, $99.82 bonus and 2,125 rate; National State bank of Newark rand. Schmidt, Poole company, $627.13 bonus and 1.90 rate; Ryan, Hanautr ‘ company, Newark, $173.38 bonus and 1.90 rate:the Atlantic Highlanda National bank, ‘$151.90 bonus and 1.90 rate and J. B. Hanauer company, New ark, $23.87 bonus and 1.20 rate. In the bond advertisement’ and blank proposal, the total @TOAs debt of the township was reported at $870,200. This total Includes $573, 000 in school bonds and $303,200 in general improvement bonds. The population was reported at 16,203, and the total assessed valua tion at $10,536,855. The real Prop erty assessment amounts to 59, 728,700, the second class railroad property, $7,955, and personal Property, $1,250,000. The rate of a tax collections has been improving steadily since 1947, and the collection rate last year was 9230 per cent. Of the total taxes billed by the township last year of $839,688.20, only $55,288.60 were uncollected at the end of the year.
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Red Bank Register
Red Bank, New Jersey, US
Thu, Feb 07, 1952
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