Martin Digital History

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  • Portrait of the Sears store staff.
  • Man with machinery. Published in the Stuart News (29 Jan 1953), in an ad for the grand opening of this new store at 327 Osceola Avenue, with the caption: "Lee Higbee, manager contracts & installation."
  • Man with machinery. Published in the Stuart News (29 Jan 1953), in an ad for the grand opening of this new store at 327 Osceola Avenue, with the caption: "R. Krauss, manager motor rebuilding & service."
  • Man with a refrigerator. Published in the Stuart News (29 Jan 1953), in an ad for the grand opening of this new store at 327 Osceola Avenue, with the caption: "Al Bursani, manager of sales."
  • Published in the Stuart News (29 Jan 1953), in an ad for the grand opening of this new store at 327 Osceola Avenue, with the caption: "A competent staff to serve you: left to right front - Al Bursani, manager of sales, Ed Higbee, owner-manager, Mrs. Ed Higbee [Jessie Wortham Higbee], Mrs. Agnes Ricou, bookkeeper; back row-Lee Higbee, contracts and installation, R.E. Churchill, electrician, Robert Krauss, motor and service department, and Henry Crane, motor repairman.
  • Three views at Selma's Motel and Restaurant, near Okeechobee. Caption on back of postcard reads "U. S. 441 - 17 Miles South of Okeechobee, Fla. Located on the eastern shore of Lake Okeechobee. Open Year 'Round - Singles and Doubles - Full Tile Baths - Enclosed Showers - Ind. Controlled Heat and Air Conditioning - TV - Paved Drives and Parking Area. Restaurant and Lounge serving completely up-to-date menu. Boat launching adjacent. Write for reservations stating accommodations desired. Your hosts - Selma & Harold Tumbleston."
  • Krauss & Crane Inc. building located at 904 S. Dixie Highway. with company vehicles and employees. Electric and air conditioning company started around 1957 by Bob Krauss and Henry Crane and building construction by Herbert Bruner and George Apostolopoulos. This Krauss & Crane Inc. building was completed in May of 1958. Sign for Segnas Garage next door to the building.
  • Four women watch conveyor belts filled with fruit or vegetables, possibly onions. The women may be quality control workers for a commercial farm.
  • Published in the Stuart News (15 Dec 1955). Caption included with photo in the paper reads "Charles H. 'Chuck' Kindred (right), owner and operator of Ideal Sports Shop here, chats with his employe (sic), Robert Barth, on the merits of one of the many fine fishing rods that are handled by the firm."
  • Published in the Stuart News (19 Apr 1956) with a caption reading "This is the staff of the Stuart Hardware Co., Inc., whose big sale this month commemorated completion of their first year in their expanded quarters fronting on Osceola Ave. They are (left to right) Lon Tyson, Bernard Coker, Everett Ingram and Mrs. Tyson."
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