Victor Mravlag

Victor Mravlag, MD was Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey who served multiple terms.

Biography[edit]

He was also a physician who was instrumental in the development of the Elizabeth General Hospital and Dispensary. Mravlag was a member of the Union County Medical Society and a founding member of the Elizabeth General Hospital Clinical Society.

He died on May 15, 1934.^[1]

References[edit]

^ "Noted Mayor Dies. Chief Executive of Elizabeth, N.J., Aided Needy and Attended 4,000 Births. Backed Sunday Movies, Threatened to Close Streets to Autos and Trolley Cars if Pictures Were Banned". New York Times. May 16, 1934.

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[1] "Noted Mayor Dies. Chief Executive of Elizabeth, N.J., Aided Needy and Attended 4,000 Births. Backed Sunday Movies, Threatened to Close Streets to Autos and Trolley Cars if Pictures Were Banned". New York Times. May 16, 1934.

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