Martin Digital History

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  • The 50th anniversary of Horace and Susie Atwood at the Stuart Civic Center, 27 June 1950. First row: The honorees: Susie and Horace Atwood with their grandsons, Bruce, Bill and Alan Atwood and William Bell. Second row: Alice Ashworth, Dorothy Atwood Collett, Billie Atwood, Catherine Ashworth, Margaret Atwood, Mary Ann Atwood, Susan Atwood Eminger, Susan D. Eminger, Celia Ann Atwood, Barbara Atwood Bell, Genevieve Atwood. Third row: Dr. Glen Ashworth, Hilda Atwood Ashworth, Dr. A.R. Collett, Eric Ashworth, Mary Atwood, George Atwood, Donald Atwood, Roy Eminger, Norman K. Atwood, Norman C. Atwood, Horace Atwood Jr.
  • Room filled with seated people and others standing in the back of the room. A few of the men wear American Legion or VFW hats. This may be a meeting or social event for the American Legion Women's Auxiliary clubs. The women seated in the front row all wear corsages. Scan from low quality print.
  • 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.
  • Barrel palms planted along the roadside.
  • Newsletters, letters to customers, blank stationery, newspaper ad, mailing with air raid procedures and precautions.
  • Small building on Seminole Street: Bartlett Brothers Appliance, Refrigerators, Radios. Established in 1941 on Seminole Street, in back of the Post Office Arcade, the business moved to Osceola Street in 1946. The business still exists [2024] as Bartlett Bros. Security at a different location.
  • Small building on Osceola Street, Bartlett Brothers Appliance, Refrigerators, Radios. Established in 1941 on Seminole Street, in back of the Post Office Arcade, the business moved to Osceola Street in 1946. The business still exists [2024] as Bartlett Bros. Security.
  • Car with "Bartlett Bros. Refrigerator, Radio, Appliance, Sales & Service, 207[?] Osceola Ave."
  • Ives and Howard Bartlett standing outside the Bartlett Brothers shop, showing a sign for radios.
  • The Bartlett family. Handwritten on side: "Leslie and Howard, Floretta, Maude, Dolores, colored lady Rebecca Sarvis."
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