Martin Digital History

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  • Staff at the Stuart News pose outside of the newspaper building. Identification are as follows: (seated, left to right) Otto R. Bolling, Jr., Arthur J. Parks, Charles Jette, Seth Boyd, E. A. Menninger, Jr., James Crews, J. W. Tucker, Clyde Crews, Dalton Anderson, Edward Chick, William Koonce, Bernard Tillman, Charles Knudson and Robert Brookhart; (standing) W. H. Mitchell, Edwin A. Menninger, Sara Lena Nees, Janie McDonald, Dora Gates, Hulda Ashley, Charline Anthony, Helen Collins, Kathryn Martin, Eleanor Fiske, Helen Taylor, Ernest F. Lyons, Marvin A. Keller, Doris Fathauer, Sue Rojt, Sidney Felder, Lucille Cromer, Mildred Marsland, Floyd L. Tracy, J. C. Anthony, Jr., Richard McHardy, Virginia Menninger and John U. Menninger. Published in the Stuart News (22 Dec 1955)
  • Staff at the Stuart News pose outside of the newspaper building.

    Seated in front (left to right): J. C. Anthony, Jr., John Menninger, Curtis Ashley, Bernard Tillman, Harry Showalter, J. W. Tucker, Sidney Feldser, Edward Holmes, Dalton Anderson. Standing in back: Robert Hart, Richard McHardy, William Craft, Ernest Lyons, Edwin Menninger, Jr., Edwin Menninger, Sr., William Mitchell, Mary Hartman, Lucille Cromer, Helen Koonce, Doris Fathauer, Ethel Moore, Virginia Menninger, Audrey Anthony, Leona Hildreth.
  • The offices of the Stuart Daily News and Stuart Messenger, decorated with bunting. The Stuart Messenger was purchased in October 1925 by the Clyma family and it became the Stuart Daily News. A gas pump is outside the building. Published in the Stuart News, 25th Historical Edition (9 Nov 1950).

    Low quality scan.
  • An office scene with piles of newspapers and typewriters, as well as other pieces of equipment. Office may be in The Stuart News building, which was designed by Armstrong & Pryor, Architects.
  • The Stuart News building, designed by Armstrong & Pryor, Architects.
  • Coca-Cola delivery at The Stuart News building. Printers & Publishers, Office Furniture, Equipment and Supplies on front of building. Published in the Stuart News (19 Jan 1956) with the caption "You're looking at a load of 'big brothers' to the Coca-Cola we've all known for so long. H.B. Marr of Palm City, who distributes Coca-Cola for Palm Beach Coca-Cola Bottling Co., in Stuart, Palm City, Salerno, Indiantown and Hobe Sound, stopped long enough in front of The Stuart News office to let us photograph his truckload of the new giant bottles."
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