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Meme and Hazel Dyer, c. 1915
Myrtle Mabel Dyer (1899-1993) and sister Hazel Marion Dyer Cressler (1902-1990) -
Myrtle Dyer and Gladys Parks, 1918
Two young women in front of a house. Both were graduates of Stuart High School Class of 1918. -
Myrtle Dyer with doll, c. 1910
Myrtle Mabel Dyer (1899-1993) with doll. -
Myrtle Dyer's 14th birthday party, 1913
Group portrait of children and teens at Myrtle Dyer's 14th birthday party, Oct. 1913.
Top row: Marsha McPherson, Edna Roebuck, Myrtle Dyer, Florence Dyer, Leeson Hogarth, ?, Jack McDonald, ?, Doris Corbett.
Middle row: Cecil Johns, Gladys Parks, Mary McDonald, Hazel Dyer, Virginia Dyer, ?, __ Johns.
Bottom row: Harry Frazier Dyer (1910-1984) and Frank J Frazier Jr. (1911-1992), Virginia Dyer. -
Phoebe "Posey" Almeda Ball Sterling, c. 1918
Phoebe "Posey" Almeda Ball Sterling (1908-1969) -
Seminole women at the A&P, c. 1940
Several Seminole visitors to the Atlantic & Pacific grocery store in the Osceola Building. The A&P occupied this space between 1933 and 1945; Henry A. Kindred (in another photo taken at the same time) worked there between 1935 and 1944. -
Seminole women at the A&P, c. 1940
Several Seminole visitors to the Atlantic & Pacific grocery store in the Osceola Building, posed with unidentified grocery staff. The A&P occupied this space between 1933 and 1945; Henry A. Kindred (in another photo taken at the same time) worked there between 1935 and 1944. -
Seminole women at the A&P, c. 1940
Several Seminole visitors to the Atlantic & Pacific grocery store in the Osceola Building. The A&P occupied this space between 1933 and 1945; Henry A. Kindred (in another photo taken at the same time) worked there between 1935 and 1944. -
Six teenagers, 1916
Six students, possibly part of Stuart High School class of 1918. Back row: Jack McDonald, Myrtle Dyer. Middle row: unidentified. Front row: unidentified and Hazel Dyer. -
South Florida Developer's Martin County Birthday Festival Number : January 28-29 1926
Publication in honor of the event celebrating the creation of Martin County, Edwin A. Menninger, editor. Includes ads and congratulatory messages from local businesses and developments. Includes photographs of landscapes, roads, and aerial photographs. Articles include Facts about Florida and the Inside Story of the Birth of Martin County.