Norman W. Goldbas, engaged in the surety bond business, with offices in the Utica City National Bank building, is a young man of enterprise, ability and determination who is destined for a career of continued success in his chosen field. His birth occurred in Utica, on the 27th of February, 1901, his parents being Israel and Hattie Goldbas of this city, the former a well-known politician who is now living retired.
Norman W. Goldbas was educated in the Utica Free Academy and also pursued several courses in business and finance, so that he was well equipped when on attaining his majority he embarked in the surety bond business in Utica. In this connection he has already built up an extensive and gratifying clientele that establishes his position among the substantial and representative young business men of his native city. Fraternally Mr. Goldbas is identified with Elks Lodge No. 33, and he is also a member of the Harmony Club, the Advertising Club and the Democratic Club. In Utica, where he has always lived, the circle of his friends is a wide one.