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Governor Martin's speech at Stuart Florida, 27 Jan 1926
Crowd of people turned to hear Governor John Wellborn Martin's speech at Stuart Florida, Jan 27, 1926, as part of the celebration of the establishment of Martin County. Martin was Governor of Florida 1925-1929.
In celebration of the 1925 establishment of Martin County, the town of Stuart hosted a series of events on 28 and 29 January 1926, including a large parade. Governor John Wellborn Martin attended as a special guest. -
Second graders preparing for a parade, 1926
Group of second graders in costumes. -
Mrs. Lowery with her first grade class preparing for a parade, 1926
Mrs. Dora Lowery with her class of students in costumes. -
Campfire Girls preparing for a parade, 1926
Group of young girls in a uniform holding a banner "Camp Fire Girls" -
History of the Martin County Golf and Country Club, c. 2015
History of the Martin County Golf and Country Club, written by Alice Luckhardt.Tags Golf -
Osceola Street and Haney Circle, 1952
Buildings on Osceola Street, including Citizen's Bank of Stuart and the expansion (built late 1948 or early 1949). -
Arbogast real estate, c. 1950
Front of building. Signs: C.B. Arbogast Real Estate - Insurance.Tags Real estate business -
4-H campers, 1955
Published in the Stuart News (23 June 1955) with caption reading "Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Lucile Clagett (standing, third from left) is shown with 32 Martin County girls, all members of 4-H Clubs, a few minutes before they left by school bus from the courthouse here Monday morning to spend a week at the 4-H camp on Lake Frances near Sebring in Highlands County. The children are (left to right, seated) Barbara Ann Hoke, Geraldine Clements, Florence Stimmel, Diane Bandyk, Peggy Ann Ward, Kathleen Stevenson, Joanne Whiticar, Terry Schreckengost, Judith Jackson, Nell Walton, Jennie Penhale and Dorothea McPherson; (standing) Heidi Chamblee, Frances Rogers, Mrs. Clagett, Karen Larsen, Sally Falk, Martha Penhale, Carolyn Wood, Kathy Heaton, Candace Richardson, Blanche Pence, Sandra Ruhnke, Helen Glass, Betty L'Heureux, Jenean DeLoach, Nancy Falk, Judy Paradise, Eleanor Archibald, Nan Walton, Jackie Johnson, Kathy Falk and Joy Hall. These 32 were joined by Beverly Bowling at Indiantown." -
Girl scout group, c. 1950
Group of young girls in scout uniforms and four adult women in yard of house. First row (kneeling), left to right: Unidentified, Harriett Somos, Unidentified, Deanie Godfrey, Unidentified, Kay Hudson, Dot Smith, Unidentified, Gloria Cabre.
Second row (seated), left to right: Phyllis Pence, Unidentified, Jill Johnson, Libby Keller, Ruth Thompson, Laura-Kay Whiticar, Judy Ruhnke, Mary Lyos, Susan Hall, Linda Gilson, Jo Marie Ashley.
Back row (standing), left to right: Unidentified, Unidentified, ? French, Joan Edenfield, Unidentified, Gail Randolph, Sandra Detton, Jackie Coleman, Unidentified, Kay King, Marily Glass.
Adults standing at right: Betty Kay Delton and Mrs. Ruhnke. Adults standing at left unidentified. -
Girl scouts learning knots, 1949
Published in the Stuart News (2 June 1949, p. 7) with the caption: "Mrs. Arthur M. Dehon, leader of the Stuart Brownies, shows Jacqueline Coleman how the square knot is tied at a meeting of the troop at the Presbyterian Church. Watching the demonstration are (left to right) Elizabeth Keller, Phyllis Pence, Judy Ruhnke, Gloria Cabre, and Nancy Crandall."