Two women and two men seated at tables. Accompanied by a note signed by Herschel Schooley of the U.S. Naval Amphibious Training Base, which was established in Fort Pierce between 1943 and 1945.
Four people in front of St. Mary's Church in attendance of the wedding service for Anne Johnson and Arthur Henry "Bud" Chappelka, Jr. on December 22, 1952. Art Chappelka Sr. (1882-1956) on left and Minnie Chappelka (1890-1965) stands second from right.
Sailfish displayed under the sign "Jerry Smith's Lighthouse, Stuart, Fla." Unidentified woman with fishing pole and Arthur Henry "Bud" Chappelka Jr. (1921-2006).
Handcolored print of a young boy excitedly showing a fish. Published in several fishing guides with ads for Meggett Hardware. Caption from 1939: "Young 'Buddy' Chappelka caught this 60-pounder on 50 cents worth of tackle."
Two women, including Jemima Chappelka, on dock holding a large bouquet, surrounded by men in military uniforms. Handwritten on back: "Wreath for Admiral Kidd killed at Pearl Harbor, brother of Mrs. Art Chappelka."
