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Ashley sisters at the Stuart Office Supplies, 1960
Young Judith Winifred Ashley (b. 1950) and sister Josephine Ashley Paradise (b. 1940) looking at typewriters. Part of a series of photographs of the sisters shopping in businesses around Stuart. Published in the Stuart News (11 Aug 1960) with the caption: "Jo Marie falls in love with the new, beautiful Smith-Corona Sterling portable typewriter ($119.50 plus tax) An office size keyboard, page gauge, quick-set margins, touch selector and many other features are pointed out by Edwin Menninger Jr., of Stuart Office Supplies, Inc." -
Elizabeth Stapleton Stokes at typewriter, c. 1950
Elizabeth Stapleton Stokes served as the president of the Stuart Woman's Club from 1954 to 1956 and the first president of the Martin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. In 1953, Elizabeth Stapleton married Charles A. Lintell. Poor copy. -
Roy C. Baker reelection headquarters, 1972
Campaign headquarters for Roy C. Baker's bid for reelection to the office of sheriff of Martin County. John A. Henry (campaign manager), Jean Wright Hodapp (treasurer), Roy C. Baker, and Jim Possey (campaign coordinator), Similar photo published in the Stuart News (20 July 1972). -
Office scene, 1960
An office scene with piles of newspapers and typewriters, as well as other pieces of equipment. Office may be in The Stuart News building, which was designed by Armstrong & Pryor, Architects. -
Office scene, 1925
Two men sit at a desk next to a typewriter and a woman stands at a counter near them. Several calendars and advertisements hang on the wall, including ads for Witt's Shoes, Covington Company (Jacksonville, Florida), and Sauer's Flavoring Extracts.
Probably the office of the South Florida Developer with Edwin Menninger in front.