Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
Real Estate and Building
Mems Here and Elsewhere

Many sales Of property in this city
and vicinity has been reported during
the last of the week by local real es-
tate merchants. The sales as a whole
aggregate $500.
Carl Fassler of the Charles l.. Steu-
erwald, Inc, reports the sale Of 457
and 459 Park avenue this city to Vic
tor Gottfredsen of South Amboy. The
property consists of two dwellings
n plot so Z 125 feet. The selling
price is close TO $4,000. 1t is said
Mr.. Gottfredsen will hold the prop
erty as an investment.
Mr.. Fassler ais reports the sale of
a property 40 K go feet in Main
street, South River to Charles Suntag
Of thai place. The property extends
from Main street TO Washington
street. The selling price is reported
to be over $780, 00. 1t is aid that Mr..
Suntag will erect stores and living
quarters costing about $4,000 on the
premises Immediately.
Philip Levine reports the sale of a
~one-family frame dwelling on State
street from Benjamin Goldberger to
David Isenberg. Consideration $4,000
Schonceit & Bitter report the sale
of a two-family frame dwelling at
15S Brighton avenue from Mrs.
Emma Schneider to Norris Sebst.
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The following real estate transact
tons have been reported through the
law office of Jacob s. Karkus:
Samuel Fine mas taken title from
David Diamond of a ~two-family dwell
ing house on Sherman street. Con-
sideration $4,000.
David Diamond has taken title from
Samuel Fine to a property so Z IT'S
feet in New Brunswick avenue. At
fhn nEnaanf Time thA 1wvnI1sr~- IN AhA
property are being leased. Mr.. Dia-
mond, who is a glass contractor will
erect a large glass warehouse on the
property. The consideration is given
as $4,000.
Morris Ancier has sold to Mamie
Matteucci. property at $40 Smith
street. Consideration $4,000.
Mamie M%attencci las sold to Morris
Ancier property located on Compton
avenue, 125 feet from Groom street,
lot 49,, block s. Consideration $4,000.
The following contract for proper
ty has been filed in the county clerks
Office in New Brunswick:
Anton Massopust to Andrew Kish
and wife, lot s, block $40, assessment
map Perth Amboy. Consideration
$4,000.
The following lease has been filed in
the county clerks office: Raritan Con-
SIT uCtlOn COMPANY W 1dDTitl IbOSSn
and others, known as City Theatre for
five years from September /, 1919 at
yearly rental $500 for first year;
5 4 1900, second year $4,000 for remain
ing three years. Payable monthly.
Recorded i'm County Clerks Office.
The following deeds have been re-.
corded in the county clerks office
from this city during the past week:
Benjamin Gilman and wife to Theo-
dore Winter. lot 80, north side Lewis
street.
Alexander Kosene and wife to LUZ
81 Repace and others, part lot 1.
block rs, northeast corner Neville
street and Perth Amboy and Wood
bridge Road.
Morris Miller to Morris Toborov-
sky and wife, southside Broad street,
rs feet from west side Park ave-
nue..
Charles Peterson and wife to Harry
s. Medinets, north side Fayette street,
$50 feet. from northwest corner Ma
Song by the Primary children.
Song by the school-"Angel Of East
err"
Song by the school-"Lo, I Am with
you Away"
song-"Only Thou, Jesus"
SAOoAA6 VIE
Danish Methodist Church.
Sunday School Services:
Song by School No. lift up Your
Heads
Vocal solo-"Swing the Lilies" In
grid Nilsson.
Anthem by choir-"Sing for the Day
is Breaking"
IAN Easter Welcome"-Milicent Mel
sen.
Violin Duet-"Message of Cheer
Charles Yank and Hans Kulthan.
"Easter"-Clara Fredericksen.
Song by schol No. Jesus Lives"
Song-"Victory"-By class of boys.
Piano solo-"A Spring Song"-Ruth
Sheath.
Vocal solo-'They speak of Him"
julius Wagner.
THE Easter Song"-Mary Travis.
Song by Chorus-"The Gates Ajar"
Anthem by choir-"Christ is Risen"
Vocal Duet-'Now is Christ Risen"
Irene Wagner and Ruby Peterson.
Song by School No. 11-'There is Mu-
sic Sweet
Song by class of girls-"Resurrection"
Vocal solo-'Salvation's Sweet Story"
Helen Peterson.
Orchestra selection "Hallelujah
Christ is Risen"
Song by school No. 22-'Hail All
Hail"