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Kindergarten graduation, c. 1954
Young children in white academic garb. Handwritten on back: Larry Auerbach, Billie Pittman, Mark Penik, unidentified, David Glass; Jerry, Becky Greenbar, Holly Murphy, Danny Fogt. Scan from low quality print. -
Cub Scout Pack 30, c. 1956
Group of boys in cub scout uniforms, with toys. Cub Master Andy Pittman and a Christmas tree in background. Handwritten on back: "Bouse, Witham, Dale Anderson, Kelly, Daugherty, Danny Fogt, Larry Auerbach, Bouse." Pittman became the Cub Scout leader in 1956. Scan from low quality print. -
Boys in a sack race, 1956
Several boys, with their legs in sacks, jump toward the finish line in front of onlookers. Handwritten on back: "Civic Center Park 1956" Scan from low quality print. -
The Auerbachs at a Jayceettes Halloween gala, c. 1958
Max and Florence Auerbach at the annual Jaycee-Ettes Halloween party at Seymour's. Handwritten on back: "shirt Max is wearing is Russian." Scan from low quality print. -
Group of children on shore, 1954
Group of children, 1 May 1954. Back row (left to right): Rachel Fenton, Ann Christiansen, Wendy Hoenstein, Joe, Pammy Shreckerngost, Evelyn Voss, Bob Fenton, Becky Greenlear, Betty Gail Chilton, Maxine Murphy, Janelle Clements, Charles Greenlear. Front row (left to right): Robie, Dickie Strauss, Paul Kanarek, Bill Pittman, Jerry, Donnie Fogt, David Glass, Larry Auerbach, Carlos Hudson, Mark Senitch. Scan from low quality print.Tags Children -
Stag Men's Shop, c. 1950
Storefront of the Stag Men's Shop, advertising work clothes, dickies, and matched uniforms. Opened in 1948 by Max Auerbach and Irving Kanarek. The business was sold to John A. Rasmussen in 1953. Scan from low quality print. -
Costumed people, c. 1950
Max Auerbach costumed as a pregnant woman, and Irving Kanarek, in a pin-striped suit. Handwritten on back: Halloween at the Riptide Club." Scan from low quality print. -
The Auerbachs at a Jayceettes Halloween gala, c. 1958
Max and Florence Auerbach at the annual Jaycee-Ettes Halloween party at Seymour's. Scan from low quality print. -
Stuart Department Store, c. 1950
Built in 1921 by Commodore Stanley Kitching, the building was the home of Kitching & Eckess until the business was purchased by O.S. Kanarek in 1938 and the name changed to Stuart Department Store. In 1954, a newer building was built in the lot next door and the business moved there. Scan from low quality print. -
Auerbachs and friend, c. 1990
Florence and Max Auerbach with a man. Handwritten on back: "Florence and Max Auerbach and the man who [did the?] first bed and breakfast in Stuart, Akron and 5th, the old Sam Mathews home." Possibly Michael Braid.