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Arsenic and Old Lace cast and program, 1947
Published in the Stuart News (27 Nov 1947) with the following caption: "Cast of 'Arsenic and Old Lace.' The 14-person cast for the Fine Arts Guild's production of 'Arsenic and Old Lace' here last week included (seated, left to right) Mrs. W. A. Lippinscott, Mrs. C. R. Ashley, Miss Betty Lindsay, Director Mrs. Florence DeBerry, Don J. Romanello (standing) Joseph W. Penrod, Kenneth Stimmell, Joseph S. Greenlees, Harry Glancoff, Edwin A. Menninger, Jr., J. R. T. 'Dick' Troxel, Charles Rue, David M. Marshall, Gerald LaPointe and Wendell Waters."
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Theater program for Holiday - A Comedy in Three Acts, 1947
Theater program for a Little Theatre Group production of Holiday- A Comedy in Three Acts by Philip Barry and directed by Florence DeBerry. Program includes the cast of characters, advertisements for local businesses, the backstage crew and acknowledgements.Tags Theater programs -
Lyric Theater, 1947
Lyric Theater on Flagler Avenue, Stuart taken 2 Feb 1947. Bruner's Pharmacy next door. Man, Joe Smith, stands in entrance.Tags Automobiles -
Telephone operators, 1947
Telephone operators in Woodmen Hall. Left to right: Supervisor Gene Cryder, Laura Mispel, Alice Arnold, Danita Deno, Margie Hodapp, Lucile Blanton, Boots Arnold, Winifred Pederson, Dorothy Anderson.Tags Telephone operators -
Road to Old Dominion Pinery, 1947
Tree lined road leading to the Old Dominion pineapple farm, belonging to John Isaac "Ike" Craig in Stuart. The property became a mobile home park during the late 1960s. Handwritten on back: "July 2, 1947 Entrance to the farm of J. I Craig, Stuart, Fla."Tags Automobiles -
Royal palms, 1947
Published in the Stuart News (16 July 1947) with the caption: "These stately Royal Palms at the Fuge Estate on the bank of the upper South Fork furnished the theme for an attractive advertising mural seen by many thousands of people annually on Florida East Coast streamliners. This photo was taken by Harry Wolfe, official photographer for the railway. Both the Fuge estate and its neighbor, the Backus estate, are far-famed for the beauty of their Royals. Royal Palms grow rapidly when given proper care. They are heavy feeders and need moisture. Beautiful examples in the city of Stuart are to be seen at the Howard Partlow place the Shepard estate, and the Roman J. Irwin home."Tags Palms -
Ralph Hartman Sr.'s letters, 1947
At this time, Ralph Hartman was the postmaster, 49 years old.
Carbon copies of frequent letters, chiefly to his sons Jack and Donnie. Also letters to brother Mitchell, Vee. Chiefly discusses activities and health of family members and friends. Also a few letters to businesses.
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Portrait next to palm tree, 1947
Man and woman stand next to a leaning palm tree. The man holds a coconut over the woman's head. -
Frazier Creek, Stuart 1947
View of Frazier Creek and the France Apartments, including the dock and boathouse. -
Rhythm Band leader, 1947
Young girl, Sandy, Davey, in rhythm band outfit holding baton in front of Martin County school.