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Jeff Krauskopf examines building plans, 1979
Former Stuart Mayor, Jeff Krauskopf examines building plans. -
Jeff Krauskopf in office, 1979
Former Stuart Mayor, Jeff Krauskopf sits in an office or conference room. Krauskopf also served as both a Stuart city and Martin County commissioner. -
Irving Kanarek, 1961
Studio portrait of Irving Kanarek, co-owner of Stuart Department Store and former city commissioner and mayor of Stuart. -
Harry C. Beckman, c. 1960
Studio portrait of former Stuart mayor and commissioner, Harry C. Beckman. -
Stuart city commission, 1957
Group portrait of Stuart city commissioners. They are (seated, left to right) Bernard Coker, Alec DeLich (vice mayor), Kenneth Stimmell (mayor), John L. Taylor and John N. Mann; (standing) Callie McCrary, Harry F. Dyer, Joseph Crowder and T. T. Oughterson. -
Joan Jefferson, 1974
Studio portrait of Joan Jefferson. Joan Jefferson served as Stuart City Commissioner (1979-1983) and Stuart's first female mayor (1987-1992). -
Myron T. Luce, 1969
Studio portrait of Myron T. "Mike" Luce. Luce served as a city commissioner (1969-1972), vice mayor (1970) and mayor of Stuart in 1973. -
Stuart city commission, 1958
Published in the Stuart News (18 Dec 1958) with identifications. The commissioners are (seated left to right): Bernard Coker (1916-1993), Vice Mayor Alec DeLich (1919-1963), Mayor Bill Berry (1906-1992), John N. Mann (1913-1980), and James Wester Jr. (1926-1999). Standing (left to right): Ruth Epting, secretary; Mrs. Callie McCrary (1895-1968), city clerk; Joseph Crowder (1917-1968), city manager; Harry F. Dyer (1910-1984), municipal judge and T. T. Oughterson (1904-1983), city attorney.Tags Municipal officials -
Stuart city commissioners, 1955
Robert Greene (1928-2016), Ernest Tyner, Irving Kanarek, Ralph Hartman, and Kenneth Stimmell (1917-1994). -
Groundbreaking ceremony for Southern Bell telephone building, 1958
Similar photo taken by Earl Ricou and published in the Stuart News (3 Apr 1958) with caption: "Breaking Ground. While local citizens and company employees look on. Southern Bell Manager Carl Fremaux of Ft. Pierce and Mayor Kenneth S. Stimmell of Stuart lift the first shovelful of earth symbolizing start of construction on a $280,000 dial phone building here. Center: Mrs. Gene Kreider, manager of the Stuart exchange. Others left to right are: D. S. Hudson, president of the Citizens Bank, City Commissioner John N. Mann and Alex Delich, Chamber director Robert Gottron, Grover King, Chamber president, County Commissioner E. J. Arnold, Chamber director Mark Smith, W. D. Johnson, supervising engineer, E. E. Freeman, plant manager and H. R. Higgs, construction supervisor, Ft. Pierce, and E. J. Keyes, plant foreman, Stuart."