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Jack McDonald seated on luggage, 1918
Jackson H. McDonald (1900-1939) with luggage. Handwritten on back: "Clothes ready to be shipped home. Good Bye!" After graduating from Stuart High School in 1918, McDonald attended University of Florida and was a member of the Army Reserve. -
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Myrtle Dyer and Gladys Parks, 1918
Two young women in front of a house. Both were graduates of Stuart High School Class of 1918. -
Boy Scouts rescuing car, 1916
Several young men standing on a car with labels, including "service car," "blacksmith," and "Babcock." Handwritten on back: "After the car was taken out of the ditch, Sept. 25, 1916." An article in the Stuart News (29 Sep 1916) details that the Boy Scouts of Stuart assisted the Babcock Garage service car in getting a car out of the ditch in Hobe Sound. -
Stuart High School outing, c. 1914
Group of young people, possibly school picnic at Jupiter Island. Back row: Jack McDonald, Leeson Hogarth, Loris Eurit, __ McPherson. Middle row: Cecil Johns, Myrtle Dyer, Florence Dyer, ?, Doris Corbett, Edna Roebuck, ?, ?, ?. Front row: Gladys Parks, ?, ?, ?, ?, Hazel Dyer, __ Johns. -
Three young men in hats, 1918
Three young men: Jackson H. McDonald, unidentified, and Loris B. Eurit.Tags Florida-Stuart -
Chisholm's Grill advertising card, c. 1935
Chisholm's Grill opened as a hamburger stand on Old Dixie Highway in 1927 by William and Anna Chisholm. It was a very popular restaurant until it closed and was replaced by Meadows Restaurant in 1955. Several other establishments were opened in other cities, including West Palm Beach and Tampa. The card advertises the restaurant and also includes a chart of distances between Florida cities. -
Harry Frazier Dyer WWII documents, 1940, 1942
Harry Frazier Dyer (1910-1984) selective service registration certificate (16 October 1940), temporary pass for Camp Murphy (18 June 1942), and notice to appear for physical examination (29 July 1942). -
Laughing women on beach, c. 1918
Several women laughing on the beach, Florence Dyer in middle. -
