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821. Harry Ida Farm
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Harry Ida family on their farm.
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Harold Francis, Englewood High School class of 1922.
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Ruth Hammond, Englewood High School class of 1922.
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Leslie Ditsch graduated from Englewood High School, Class of 1922.
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Alfred Hanson, Englewood High School Class of 1922.
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Dorothy Willingham was in the Englewood High School Class of 1922.
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Formal portrait of Mary Skerritt with daughter Margaret.
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The first man and woman at the left are Robert Haddow and his wife Helen Haddow (parents of Betty Haddow Sandell). Robert Haddow was a driver of the Cherrelyn Horse Car. His twin brother Johnnie, also drove the horse car.
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Grace Waggoner was in Englewood High School Class of 1922.
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Ethel Frink, Englewood High School class of 1922.
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First Federal Savings was started by Melvin and Lillian Ericson in 1934. The bank was located at 3496 South Broadway.
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Left - Right: Frank William Beyer, Ida May (standing), Doris Louella (on mothers lap), Velma Leota (Frye) Beyer.
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Mayor Harry Weigand is shown here with Nancy Isenberg of 2810 S. Sherman and Jo Ellen Nicolai of 4368 S. Grant.
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From left to right: Mrs. Mollie V. Tiller - 4031 S. Elati, Barry Slater - 4031 S. Elati, Mrs. Isabella Ford - 4001 S. Elati.
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Englewood Swim Club members in 1957.
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Sharon Brown announces her engagement to Richard Purcell III.
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Sharon Lee Green of 4575 S. Elati St. announces her engagement to Harold R. Craighead.
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A photo of Dr. Alldredge.
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A photo of Valencia (Jones) Raup.
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A view of the Skerritt property from the corner of Broadway and Sheridan (Hampden). The home is currently located on 3560 S. Bannock.
Thomas J. Skerritt, the first permanent resident of the Englewood area, filed on a homestead south of Little Dry Creek in 1864. At one time he owned most of the land which became Englewood from Quincy to Yale and from the railroad to Clarkson. His home "Shadyside" still stands at 3560 S Bannock. (from Englewood,...