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From left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Barry Slater and Harry and Julia Martin, who lived at 3626 S. Logan.
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George and Edith Chater, 3412 S. Logan, celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in 1949.
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Edwin Hamlyn is the brother of Edith Chater, 3412 S. Logan, they were reunited after 23 years.
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Rev. Strong was the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at 3500 S. Logan.
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Mrs. Rutschman was installed as an officer of the Boy Scout Mothers in 1958.
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Estella Marlett was a Red Cross Braille volunteer to aid blind readers.
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Arthur Martin was the People's Party candidate for the election in district 4 in 1959.
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Private Noel E. Teter of 3903 S. Logan completes a marine tactics course.
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Dympna Lubeck lived at 4197 S. Logan and Charles McCabe lived at 4302 S. Logan.
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A photo of Pete Klaisle.
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Lucille Breit of 2740 S. Logan announces her engagement to John Spangler.
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Robert (Bob) Hurkell stands in front of Owens' Grocery Store delivery car. The grocery store was owned by W. E. Owens. He ran the store out of the front room of his home.
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Cherene Holland of 2861 S. Logan wins EAA student art show.
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Virginia Gaddy of 4948 S. Sherman St. announces her engagement to James P. Henson of 3537 S. Logan St.
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Gary D. Ivey-3032 S. Grant, Robert W. Peterson-3901 S. Logan. Enlisting in the Marine Air Reserve.
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Donald Davidson of 3975 S. Logan St. was named to the Board of Directors of the Englewood State Bank.
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Paul Vranesic of 4010 S. Logan St. was the representative of the Boy's State Conference. He shows his text book to Gov. Steve McNichols.