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Richard Campbell Family, 1963
Portrait of Richard E. "Dick" Campbell and family. Campbell published The Mirror newspaper for Jensen Beach from 1961 through 1987.Tags Publishers -
Richard E. "Dick" Campbell, 1964
Studio portrait of Richard E. "Dick" Campbell, local journalist and newspaper publisher. Campbell published The Mirror newspaper for Jensen Beach from 1961 through 1987. He also participated in several community organizations, serving as president of Jensen Beach Chamber of Commerce and Stuart Jaycees and a member of the board of directors for the House of Refuge Museum. Poor copy. -
Edwin A. Menninger, 1957
Edwin A. Menninger owned the Stuart News (originally the Stuart Daily News) from 1928 to 1958. In 1958, Menninger sold the paper and split off the commercial printing side of the business to create the Southeastern Printing Company. He also served as the president of several local organizations including the Martin County Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, and the Florida Press Association. Menninger earned the moniker "Flowering Tree Man" after writing many books and articles about tropical and subtropical flowering trees and vines. Menninger is also remembered for his conservation advocacy often using his paper to editorialize about environmental issues. Menninger was the driving force behind the creation of many of the public parks in our area, including Stuart's Memorial Park and Jonathan Dickinson State Park.Tags Publishers -
Edwin A. Menninger, c. 1960
Edwin A. Menninger owned the Stuart News (originally the Stuart Daily News) from 1928 to 1958. In 1958, Menninger sold the paper and split off the commercial printing side of the business to create the Southeastern Printing Company. He also served as the president of several local organizations including the Martin County Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, and the Florida Press Association. Menninger earned the moniker "Flowering Tree Man" after writing many books and articles about tropical and subtropical flowering trees and vines. Menninger is also remembered for his conservation advocacy often using his paper to editorialize about environmental issues. Menninger was the driving force behind the creation of many of the public parks in our area, including Stuart's Memorial Park and Jonathan Dickinson State Park. -
Austin H. Kiplinger, 1971
Austin H. Kiplinger worked as a professional journalist for many years and later took over the Kiplinger Washington Editors, Inc. after his father's death in 1967. Austin Kiplinger ran the publishing company founded by his father, Willard Kiplinger, for nearly 35 years. Austin Kiplinger also continued the charitable work of his father through the Kiplinger Foundation. The Kiplinger Foundation provided funding for many Martin County projects such as renovating the Stuart Feed Store, which later became the Stuart Heritage Museum. -
E. A. Menninger, 1937
E. A. Menninger stands in front of an unidentified building and large tree. Note written on the photo reads "A more recent picture of Ed. Menninger, 1937." -
E. A. Menninger, c. 1930
E. A. Menninger in front of an unidentified building or house. Note written on the photo reads "E. A. Menninger- the 'goat' of most of Harry's…signs in the P.O. arcade." Menninger owned the Stuart News (originally the Stuart Daily News) from 1928 to 1958. In 1958, Menninger sold the paper and split off the commercial printing side of the business to create the Southeastern Printing Company. He also served as the president of several local organizations including the Martin County Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, and the Florida Press Association. Menninger earned the moniker "Flowering Tree Man" after writing many books and articles about tropical and subtropical flowering trees and vines. Menninger is also remembered for his conservation advocacy often using his paper to editorialize about environmental issues. Menninger was the driving force behind the creation of many of the public parks in our area, including Stuart's Memorial Park and Jonathan Dickinson State Park.