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Joseph J. Greenberg (28 September 1883 - 16 June 1963) was a Philadelphia real estate developer, builder and broker for more than fifty years, was a member of the Board of Public Education for twenty years. He was a former president of the Board of Realtors of Philadelphia, and his experience contributed much to the deep insights that were evident in his capacity as chairman of the subcommittee on school construction and site selection. Mr. Greenberg was born in Baltimore, Maryland on September 28, 1883 and attended the public schools there. He also attended the City College of Baltimore. In 1904 Mr. Greenberg came to Philadelphia and entered the real estate business. He was chairman of the firm of Joseph J. and Reynolds H. Greenberg, Inc. During his many years as a successful businessman, more than 140 major structures were attributed to his skill as a builder and real estate broker. Among the many that may be mentioned, a few of the more dramatic building adventures that are outstanding include 2601 Parkway, which when erected in 1930, was one of the first large apartment buildings in Philadelphia; the Architects Building on Walnut Street, and the Sun Oil Building.
During the First World War, Mr. Greenberg served under Assistant Secretary of the Navy, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the building of naval facilities in and around Philadelphia. Mr. Greenberg was a member of the Board of Bankers Security Corporation and co-founder of the National Society of Industrial Realtors. He was a former president of the City Planning Commission. Among his many civic activities, to mention only a few, are his service as president of the National Jewish Chautauqua Society, chairman of the building committee of the Federation of Jewish Charities and an active membership on the board of governors of the Philmont Country Club. In 1961, although Mr. Greenberg announced his plans to retire, he stated that he wished to see through to completion the school building program then underway. As an independent thinker he gave meticulous attention to his duties as a member of the Board. His deep concern for teachers and pupils was always so evident in the decisions he made concerning the welfare of the public schools of our city. Upon the death of Mr. Greenberg on June 16, 1963, at the age of seventy-nine years, the Board of Public Education lost a most dedicated public servant.There is currently a public school in Philadelphia that is named afer Joseph Greenberg.

                                         taking care of your pet hamster

these are all the ways to take care of your hamster.before you buy your hamster you should have iit's cge set up for it.when you buy the toys for it put them in the cage so they can play with them.hamsters favorite toy is the ball that they roll around in.when you buy it's food and water you should give it alot of water but not food.if you give your hamster a treat at least give it a little bit of it and this is includind food to but not water.hamsters are very smart animals.they are fluffy and cute. hamsters are sensitive to.they are really good animals.so the people who don't have a cute hamster you need to get one because you can play with them and teach them alot of things.when you get your hamster you can hold it and play with it but if it bite's you that means you should put it back and let it relax and get used to you.oh and another favorite toy for your hamster whould be the spinny wheel in thier cage.so if you nevery get a hamster you should follow these good steps.   "thanks for following these wonderful and great steps".                                                                     

                                                        hamsters

if you have a hamster here are all the steps to take good care of your own hamster.first you set the cage up before you buy the hamster.hamsters favorite toy to play in is the ball they roll around in so you can buy that for your hamster.when you buy it's food and water make sure you only give it a little bit of food and alot of water.if you give your hamster a treat at least give it alittle bit because if you don't it will choke and this is including food to but not water.when you get he hamster set all of the toys up and let it play with them.when you get it you can try to hold it and play with it but make sure it dosen't bite you because if it bite's you that means you might want to put it back and let it sit for a while and let it relaxe and get used to you.hamsters are good pets and learn very well.they are fluffy and fun to play with.hamsters are very cute and sensitive animals. they are really good animals to so the people who don't have one you should get one because you can follow all of these steps and teach your own hamster.  "thanks for readind tese wonderful steps of mine"