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Education-5 public schools, including 1 senior high and 1 junior high. Number of pupils in public schools, 2,251; teachers, 63.
Public Libraries-1, with 23,000 volumes. Circulation, 88,000 annually.
City Statistics-Paved street mileage, 80. Miles of gas mains, 46; sewers, 49. Number of water meters, 2,944; light meters, 5,032; gas meters, 2,080. Daily average pumpage of water works, 750,000 gallons; miles of mains, 64; value of plant, $532,419.18. Fire department has 7 men, with 1 station and 8 pieces of motor equipment. Value of fire department property, $121,500. Police de- partment has 13 men, with 1 station and 4 pieces of motor equipment.
The Beautiful Judicial Seat of "Peerless Pinellas"
Clearwater is the judicial seat of Pinellas County, in which are located St. Petersburg of tourist fame; Belleair, of golf fame; Tarpon Springs, the largest sponge market in the world and the only sponge exchange in the U. S .; Crystal Beach, Dunedin, Indian Rocks, Largo, Ozona, Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor, Tampa Shores, Wall Springs and New Port Richey, all progressive, beautiful and attractive
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communities which are growing rapidly.
A network of fine paved highways connects all of these places. Clearwater is 18 miles north of St. Petersburg Tampa is 25 miles east, and Jacksonville, 212 north, all con -- nected with Clearwater by paved highways. Clearwater is a truly progressive, year-'round residence and business city and one of the most popular tourist cities in the state. Here the ocean breezes have an unobstructed sweep over the mainland, furnishing a pleasant obligato to life, both by night and by day.
Two main trunk lines, the Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic Coast Line, provide through train and Pullman ac- commodations from all points in the North, East and West, without change or other inconveniences. The "Florida Surj- beam" and "Orange Blossom Special," on the Seaboard, and the "Southland" and "Gulf Coast Limited" on the Atlantic Coast Line, are popular, well-known solid Pullman trains operated directly to Clearwater from Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Phila- delphia, Boston, New York and all intermediate points, with- out change-from the icy North to the Land of Sunshine without leaving one's car.
An up-to-date system of passenger buses operate he- tween Clearwater and Tampa, Tarpon Springs, St. Peters- burg and all points on the Florida East Coast.
Clearwater is a city of many streets and of considerable space. The reason for this is that nearly all homes are sur- rounded by spacious grounds or by remnants of orange groves, memories of a past when Florida was not yet invaded by the railroads, or discovered by the winter tourist.
It is a most striking contrast that meets one's eye when he turns from the business streets of the town to the resi- dential sections. While the former present an uninterrupted scene of busy pedestrians crowding the sidewalks, and auto- mobiles en masse by the curbs, or gliding over the asphalt, the latter are smothered in foliage and flowers. Most im- pressive are the magnificent, gnarled old oaks covered with Spanish moss, and the stately palms with fern-like heads, and on every turn one is confronted with a burst of color, ever-changing and wonderful to behold.
Clearwater's beautiful Tourist Park is located on the highest elevation of the Florida coast, overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, and has been truthfully called "The Tourist's Paradise." Almost every form of outdoor recreation is avail- able-lawn-bowling, horseshoes, tennis, shuffle-board, rolay, checkers, chess, etc. Then there are swings and slides for the children and an abundance of shady seats for relaxation and rest. The Community House, with spacious porch, is un- usually attractive and comfortable and most appealing to the ladies.
In the semi-tropical waters of Clearwater Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, are found in abundance, not only the won- derfully game silver tarpon, ranging in weight from 5( to 200 pounds, and the equally game kingfish, but the sea bass, weighing from 50 to 600 pounds, the grouper, sea trout, snapper, channel bass, deep-sea bass, devil-fish and jewish, and the delicately-flavored pompano and Spanish mackerel. Fresh-water streams and lakes of awe-inspiring beauty abound in many varieties of fish, principal among which is the big-mouth bass. To fish in the bay and gulf and in the
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fresh-water streams and lakes is a distinct delight to Clear- water's throng of winter visitors. It is not merely a pastime, but a thrilling sport in every sense of the word.
Three splendid 18-hole golf courses are located within a three-mile radius of Clearwater. The 18-hole course of the Clearwater Country Club is one of the sportiest in the country, and moderate fees are charged tourists, who are finding this course more popular each season. A magnificent clubhouse, with artistic furnishings, and commodious show- ers and locker rooms for both ladies and gentlemen, is avail- able to visiting golfers. The grass greens are commodious and scientifically designed and located. The fairways, just narrow enough to be interesting, stretch over rolling territory and natural hazards. It is a Herbert Strong layout. The two 18-hole courses at the Belleview-Biltmore Hotel, con- structed under the direction of Donald J. Ross, have been famous for years and are the scenes each winter of the West Coast Open Championship for the Plant Trophy, attracting the leading golfers of the country.
Clearwater Bay is a land-locked harbor at the foot of the highest elevation of any Florida coast resort. The City Tourist Park and many imposing homes overlook this beauti- ful body of water, beyond which, separated by the keys, lies the Gulf of Mexico stretching to the distant horizon.
Clearwater Beach is second to none in the country, and surf-bathing is enjoyed at this most popular watering place every month in the year. This gracefully-curving coast line and gradually-sloping beach forms the gulf side of the keys separating Clearwater Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, and it is but a five-minutes' drive from the heart of the city over a modern traffic bridge. A dip in the salt waters of the Gulf is a real tonic-pleasant and healthful. The balmy breezes from the Gulf make life more enjoyable-winter and sum- mer. Considering the geographical location of Florida, it is of interest to note that the average distance of Florida is more than 400 miles south of the southern boundary of Cali- fornia, and that Naples, Italy, in latitude 41, is 640 miles north of the northern boundary of Florida.
Clearwater Bay and the adjacent Gulf are the scenes of all popular forms of water sport, particularly yacht and motor-boat races.
Many interesting meets are held under the auspices of the Clearwater Yacht Club, and aspirant seekers of elaborate trophies should enter these events, particularly the annual . mid-winter regatta.
No more enticing picture can be offered than the flying spray of a speed craft, battling for honors, witnessed under excellent weather conditions in mid-winter. To realize this scene, one must come to Clearwater.
Various beautiful shades of green and blue coat the waters of the Bay and Gulf during the continuous days of sunshine through the winter months.
A view of the Bay and Gulf may also be had from the business section and from practically every hotel in Clear- water. The main highway leading from Tampa to St. Peters- burg is located within sight of these delightfully attractive sea expanses, on its way through Clearwater.
If the sun shines in Florida, it shines in Clearwater and on Clearwater Bay.
Clearwater and Pinellas County have led for years in
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the production of grapefruit, and the finest groves in the land are located just outside the city limits. Up-to-date fruit packing houses, where the fruit is prepared and packed for shipment, do a thriving business in Clearwater, and there are twenty within motor-truck hauling distance. Over 1,000 000 boxes of grapefruit and oranges are shipped out of Pindlas County each year, which bring into the country approxi- mately $4,000,000.
The Clearwater Motor Club is an American Automobile Association organization, where complete touring informa- tion is available. You can be routed over splendid highways to and from the North direct from and to Clearwater.
Clearwater Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce is a live organization which has had much to do with the progress of the city and is responsible for many of its newest tendencies. It is repre- sentative of the commercial and professional interests of the city and had its inception in a desire to promote their growth in home-building, in civic improvement and in commercial importance.
Clearwater Public Library
The Clearwater Public Library was organized about twenty years ago. Starting in a room over one of the banks, with a few books, it grew very rapidly and soon needed larger quarters. The present library building on the cor- ner of North Osceola Ave. and Sunset Court, was presented by Andrew Carnegie in 1916, and enlarged in 1938 to hold 25,000 books. It will have a capacity of 60,000 books by Feb- ruary, 1939.
The children's department is an outstanding feature. A story-hour is held every Saturday morning at ten o'clock, which is very well attended. The books for the young people are very carefully selected, and are of types to help in all branches of school work, in addition to those for leisure read- ing, handicraft helps, etc.
All members of the library staff are willing at all times to be of the utmost help to patrons, with both reference work and selection of books.
The library has a rental department where the very newest and best of the outstanding books may be rented at three cents per day. The books, when paid for, are placed on the free shelves, and new ones are continually arriving.
Clearwater is proud of its library and it should have the support of everyone who enjoys good reading. Mrs. T. O. Owen is the librarian.
The circulation of books last year was 80,000.
The library is open each week-day from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M., except Thursdays, when it closes at 5 P. M., and Sat- urdays at 9 P. M.
BELLEAIR
The town of Belleair is situated on Clearwater Bay ad- jacent to the city of Clearwater. It was incorporated on June 3, 1925, and has an area of four square miles.
The commission form of government prevails in Belle air. The town officials are: Dr. E. E. Reed, Mayor; George Gillespie and Lucius S. Ruden, Commissioners; Mrs. Jose-
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phine C. Smith, Clerk; T. S. Hill, Fire Chief; John H. Walker, Chief of Police; E. E. Heerdt, Superintendent of Public Works. The Town Hall is located at the corner of Ponce de Leon Blvd. and the Mall, Belleair Estates, 'Phone 6648. The Fire De- partment has 'Phone 2280.
The Town operates its own water plant, supplying the finest of pure water from its 365-foot well.
All the streets within the town are paved, white-way lights are installed in every section of the town, and all con- veniences, such as water, gas and electricity, are available.
The famous Belleview-Biltmore Hotel is located within the town of Belleair. Henry B. Plant, upon the completion of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, which he founded, se- lected this site as the most admirable for a winter hotel be- cause of its beauty, healthful attributes and accessibility. The hotel was first opened in 1897, and since that time there have been additions in the years 1905, 1910, 1914 and 1925, bringing the present number of rooms up to 464. The hotel operates two of the finest 18-hole golf courses in the South, with nationally-prominent professionals in charge. There are also tennis courts, a swimming pool, boating and other attractions.
POLK'S CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY 1939 Copyright, 1939, by R. L. Polk & Co.
Miscellaneous Information
For information not found in this department see regular Alphabetical Section or under proper headings in the Classified Business Directory
GOVERNMENT CITY City Hall, S Ft Harrison av se cor Haven Officers
City Manager-Archer C Nichols Mayor-Lucian Marsh
Auditor-John E Satterfield
City Clerk-John E Satterfield
Treasurer-John E Satterfield
Tax Collector-John E Satterfield
Tax Assessor-John E Satterfield
Attorney-John C Polhill Judge-Wm H Wolfe
Acting Engineer-Geo Karran
Chief Police Department-Jos L Russell
Chief Fire Dept-Luke B Martin
Electrical Inspector-Roscoe C Dobson
Building Inspector-Paul H Ficht
Plumbing Inspector-Paul H Ficht
Superintendent of Gas and Water Works-Archer C Nichols Sanitary Officer-Paul H Ficht Superintendent of Streets and Sanitary Dept-Oscar M Wil- liams
Recreational Director-Ralph B VanFleet
COUNTY (Pinellas County) Court House-Ft Harrison av sw cor Haven Officers State Senator for Pinellas-J Locke Kelly Representatives for Pinellas-Archie Clement, Walter P Ful- ler, W D Outman Clerk of Court and Recorder-Ray E Green Prosecuting Attorney-Henry S Baynard Tax Assessor-Chas A Wilcox
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Tax Collector-Jay Starkey Sheriff-Ernest G Cunningham Superintendent of County Schools-Greene V Fugitt Agricultural Agent-John H Logan, Fair Grounds, Largo Home Demonstration Agent-Tillie Roesel, Fair Grounds, Largo
Welfare Dept-Mrs Ida Dann, StPetersburg
Health Dept-Wm H Pickett director
Supervisor of Registration-W C Reid
Highway Engineer-Wm A McMullen jr, Largo
Probation Officer-Robt L Turner, Clearwater
County Commissioners
W B Harris, StPetersburg, Dist 1; Chas R Carter, StPeters- burg, Dist 2; John Chestnut, Clearwater, Dist 3; Wm J Christie, Dunedin, Dist 4; Edw H Beckett, Tarpon Springs, Dist 5
County Board Public Instruction-S R McIntosh, Chas H Teeter, E Pascoe Morris
Anti-Mosquito Control Board-Virgil C Almand, Harry Mc- Creary, Thos J Rowe
COURTS Sixth Judicial Circuit 1 (Pinellas and Pasco Counties)
Circuit Judges-John U Bird, Clearwater; Frank Hobson, St Petersburg; John I Viney, StPetersburg State Attorney-Chester B McMullen, Clearwater
Asst State Attorney-Arth L Auvil, Dade City
Terms-First Monday, May and December
County Court
County Judge-Hon Jack F White Prosecuting Attorney-Henry S Baynard
Winter Term-Second Tuesday in January
Spring Term-Second Tuesday in April Summer Term-Second Tuesday in July Fall Term-Second Tuesday in October Juvenile Court-Sam D Harris judge, StPetersburg
Justices of the Peace John T Fisher, M L Humphries, J S Register, Joe E Carpenter, G Clare Wooddell
Constables-Victor Bradford, Walter Freeze, Frank S Spark- man, Todd Tucker, Percy VanBinder
STATE (Capitol, Tallahassee) Officers
U. S. Senators-C O Andrews, Claude Pepper
Representatives in Congress J Hardin Peterson, R A Green, Millard Caldwell, Joe Hendricks Governor-Fred P Cone Secretary of State-R A Gray Attorney General-Cary D Landis Comptroller- J M Lee Treasurer-W V Knott School Superintendent-Colin English Commissioner of Agriculture-Nathan Mayo
FEB 27 1939
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Justices of Supreme Court-Glenn Terrell, J B Whitfield, Armstead H Brown, Elwyn Thomas, Rivers Buford, Roy Chapman
Railroad Commissioners-W B Douglas, Jerry W Carter, Eug S Matthews
State Board of Social Welfare - (Clearwater office 41812 Cleveland)
FEDERAL
Department of Agriculture-Cooperative Agricultural Exten- sion, John H Logan, agent, H Drew Lewis, Fair mgr, Fair Grounds (Largo)
Post Office Cleveland nw cor East
Postmaster-Miss Sue Barco
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ABBREVIATIONS
acct ..... accountant
adv ...... advertising
agrl ... agricultural
agt ......... . agent
al ......... alley
Am ...... American
appr .... apprentice apts ..... . apartments archt .. architect
asmbir ... assembler Assn .. Association engineer asst ..... assistant engr ... engraver
atndt ..... attendant es ... east side
atty .... attorney est ..... estate
auto .... automobile
........ avenue
4. ....... telephone
bet ....... between bgemn .. baggageman bkbndr .. bookbinder
bkpg mach opr ..... bookkeeping machine
okpr .... bookkeeper ft
bldg ..... building ftr ....... fitter
bldr ...... builder
blk block blksmith .. blacksmith
birmkr .. boilermaker
blvd ...... boulevard br ......... branch
brklyr ... bricklayer
brkmn .... brakeman
cabtmkr cabinetmaker capt ......... captain gro
carp ..... carpenter
cash ..... cashier
Ch Church
chauf .... chauffeur
chf
civ clk ........ clerk
cleaner
cinr ......
collr ..... collector
coml ... commercial
comn
comnr .. commissioner
compt .. comptometer
cond conductor
confr .. confectioner
cons consulting
contr contractor
cor corner
corres. . correspondent jr
court
jwir
jeweler
keeper
del ...... delivery lab Taborer
dep deputy Ibr
dept department
dicta .... dictaphone
dir ... .director dispr .... dispatcher
dist ........ district
div ........ division
dir .. ....... dealer dmnstr. . demonstrator
do ... ditto or same
dom ........ domestic dr ..... drive
dritsmn .. draftsman
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abraham . Abr
Alexander ..... Alex
Alfred . Alf
Archibald .... Arch
...... Arth Arthur
August ...... ... Aug
Benjamin .. Benj
Frederick
Fredk
Patrick
Cath Chas
Charles
Daniel Danl
Edward Edw
Elizabeth Eliz
Eugene
Eug
Michael Michl
Patk
William
Wm
Rev ....... Reverend Ry ......... Railway RyMS Railway Mail Service s or S ..... South san .... sanitary Say ........ Savings sch school
se southeast
....
sec secretary
sergeant
..... sergt .... ship shipping sismgr .. salesmanager sismn salesman
stationary engineer sten .... stenographer stereo ... stereotyper stmftr .. steamfitter str . setter supt .. superintendent supvr .... supervisor surg ...... surgeon SW ....... southwest swtchmn ... switchman tab mach opr ... tabulating machine
operator
thr teacher tech . technician tel telephone teleg ..... telegraph
ter ...
terrace
tmstr .... teamster tndr tender
... trans .. transportation
trav
....
traveling
treas .... treasurer
prod produce twp .... township
prof prov .. provisions professor prop proprietor undtkr ... undertaker uphol .... upholsterer US ... United States USA
prsfdr . press feeder
prsmn .... pressman prsr ..... presser ptrnmkr patternmaker pub .... publishing publr ..... publisher purch ... purchasing r .. resides or rooms R C. . Roman Catholic rd ..... road
RD .. Rural Delivery radio tech ...... radio technician
real est ... real estate rec ..... receiving rep . . representative
reprmn .. repairman restr ... restaurant
ret ... retail
... Metropolitan
e or E ....... East mfg .. manufacturing mfr .. manufacturer
mgr .. ... manager
mkt
market
mldr molder
mlnr milliner mn
...... . man mono ..... monotype msngr ... messenger mstr mech master mechanic mtrmn ... motorman mus music .... slswn ... saleswoman smstrs ... seamstress SOC .. society solr ....... solicitor mus tchr.music teacher mut ...... mutual n or N ...... North Natl northeast National spl ....... special sq ......... square ss ......... south side sta ......... station sta eng
ns ......... north side nw northwest O ... property owner opp ... . opposite opr
. operator osteo .... osteopath pass ...... passenger pat ......... patent pdir ....... peddler
pharm .. pharmacist photog .. photographer phys .... physician
park
...... grocer pkr packer
h ... householder hairdrsr .. hairdresser hd
hdqrs .. headquarters
chief hdw hardware
civil hlpr ... helper
hngr ...... hanger
hosp .... hospital hsekpr .. housekeeper Hts
pres Heights implts . implements imptr ... importer
inc ... incorporated ins .... insurance
inspr ...... inspector instr .... instructor
lumber
lieut ... .lieutenant
lino ... linotype litho lithographer
Indrs ... laundress Indrymn. . laundryman Itd ..... . limited mach .... machinist mdse .. merchandise
mech ..... mechanic mechl ... mechanical
mer
.. merchant
I drsmkr .. dressmaker | Met
elec .... electrical
electn ... electrician electro .. electrotyper elev ........ elevator embdr .. embroiderer emp. . .. employe emp agcy
employment agency eng
.... exchange exch
exp ... express expmn .. expressman fcty ..... factory
flgmn ..... flagman
fnshr finisher
formn foreman
forwn ... forewoman
operator frt . freight
foot
furn ..... furniture
furn rms
furnished rooms
furngs .. furnishings gasftr ..... gasfitter
gdnr ..... gardener
gds ........ goods
genl
......
general
govt ... government pk
pkwy .... parkway
.. place
pl hand plmbr plumber
plshr ... polisher
plstr . . ... plasterer
pntr ....... painter PO
PS . Public School
president
prin principal priv sec. ...... private secretary
United States Army USMC .. United States
Marine Corps USN United States Navy vet ..... veterinary vulc ... vulcanizer w or W. .. West whol ...... wholesale whsemn ...
... warehouseman
wid ......... widow wkr ......... worker wks ......... works ws .......... west side
wtchmn .. watchman ydmn ..... yardman
ydmstr .. yardmaster
Richard Richd
Robert
Robt
Samuel
Saml
Solomon Sol
Stephen Steph
Theodore ..... . Theo
Thomas ...
Thos
10-38
Catherine
George
Geo
James
Jas
Joseph Jos
Katherine Kath
Margaret Margt
int rev
internal revenue
junior
ct .. ..
ctr ....... cutter kpr
commission
ne
near nr .... ...
... postoffice tmkpr .. . timekeeper
....
mkr . maker
DOROTHY DOUGLAS
INSURANCE 311 Main St.
REALTOR
RENTALS
Dunedin, Fla.
Phone 8-2961
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INCLUDING BELLEAIR 1939 Copyright, 1939, by R. L. Polk & Co. For List of General Abbreviations see opposite page
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
ACLRR. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
CB ... . Clearwater Beach SALRR. .Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Alphabetical List of Names
A A A GARAGE (Biggins Garage & Welding Works), 802 Cleveland, Tel 2377, Night Tel 29-761 (For further in- formation see right side lines and page 2 Buyers' Guide) A A A Motor Club C Halbert VanDiver sec 317 S Ft Harrison av
A & W Bulb Co Donald B Alvord pres Fred J Wesemeyer v- pres-treas-mgr Edith M Wismer sec Nursery Gulf to Bay blvd nw cor Duncan av
Aage Richd L (Emy Lou) h400 Haven
Abbett Leon G (Lillian J) ins 6 S Ft Harrison av R204 h524 Turner
Abernathy C Frank (Kath S) slsmn Pierce's Dept Store h1186 NE Cleveland
Abernathy Edgar F filling sta 419 S Ft Harrison av r1840 Overbrook rd
Abernathy Ida (wid Eug S) h1572 Tilley av
Abernathy Zedekiah F (Dixie) clk Harn's Cash Feed Store h1840 Overbrook rd
Abrams Leonard W (Lyta E) formn Fla Power Corp h705 S Prospect av
Abrams Rosie L (c) h216 S Madison av
Ackerly Edw W r404 Palm Bluff
Ackerly Wm J (Edith M) h404 Palm Bluff Ackerman C Horace (Kath L) carp Donald Roebling h915 Pine
Ackerman Chas P (Tressie) woodwkr h223 N Osceola av Ackert Fred h1101 Druid rd
OFFICIAL
AAA
SERVICE STATION Phone 2377 Night 29-761
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GARAGE & WELDING WORKS
802 CLEVELAND
Automotive and Wheel Aligning Specialists
Electric and Acetylene Welding
See Page 2 Buyers' Guide
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ADAMS ALEXANDER (Elizabeth), Plumbing and Heating 111 S Garden av, Tel 6435, h505 Druid rd
Adams Bessie Mrs bkpr Larry Dimmitt Inc h1107 Drew Adams Carrie pkr Clearwater G Assn r435 Grand Central Adams Danl B (Nellie S) gro 710 Vine av h do
Adams Fanny A (wid Geo B) h304 Pennsylvania av
Adams Frank (Clara) h2020 Oakdale way
Adams Grace F Mrs h105 N Osceola av
Adams Harold R (Springtime Spa) r105 N Osceola av
Adams Jas K (Nora E) mgr Postal Teleg-Cable Co h3031/2 Pennsylvania av
Adams Jane dep clk County Circuit Court r1010 Jones
Adams Jos E (Laura O) lab h es Harrell 1 s Auburn
Adams Lawrence (c; Julia) prsr h1007 Pennsylvania av Adams Lois r700 N Ft Harrison av
Adams Lois (wid John E) r700 N Ft Harrison av
Adams Mary P (wid Leland C) clk Wood Typewriter Exch h1010 Plaza
Adams Napoleon (c) lab r907 Madison
Adams Noah P (Mattie P) lab h ws Carnegie av 4 s Auburn
Adams Nora E Mrs clk Postal Teleg-Cable Co h3031/2 Penn- sylvania av
Adams Sol (c; Lola) lab h805 Jurgens
Adams Sol (c) ydmn r14011/2 N Greenwood av
Adams Sydney (c; Mamie) janitor r1205 Cleveland
Addison Gordan E clk GtA&PTeaCo r1547 Ewing av
Addison Isaac (Emily) h400 Hamilton Crescent apt 4
Addison J Leslie (Gertha E) meatctr GtA&PTeaCo h1547 Ewing av
Adlard Leroy V (Flo B) mgr The Candy Box r300 Haven Adolphus Gustavus (Alice B) h403 N Ft Harrison av
Adriaansen Thos (Lula) fishing guide ss Causeway blvd 4 e Coronado dr (CB) h do
African Methodist Episcopal Church' (c) ws S Madison av 3 s King
Agee Harvey W (Bessie) h1840 Sylvan dr
Agin Clarence L (Eliz M; Bill's Garage) h1163 Granada blvd Agnew Paul city firemn r101 N Garden av
Ahlgrim H Roy (Olive E; Quality Body Wks) h12101/2 Bay pkwy
Ahlgrim Inda D (wid Frank) h1204 Bay pkwy
Ahlgrim Olive E Mrs nurse 12101/2 Bay pkwy r do
Aikens Eliz (c) h702 Seminole
Al's Shoe Repairing (Alf J Pembrook) 21 N Ft Harrison av
Alameda Arms Apartments (Geo A Wilson) 709 N Ft Harri- son av
Albaugh Edith sten County Health Dept r703 N Ft Harrison av
Albaugh Emily clk r703 N Ft Harrison av
Alden Chas L (Bessie) h1243 Idlewild ter
Alderman Lilly Mrs h521 Drew
Alderman Wm clk r521 Drew
Aldrich Wesley R (Alta M) lawyer 7 N Ft Harrison av h507. Cedar
ALEXANDER C N JR (Josephine S) (Alexander Funeral Home), h1137 NE Cleveland, Tel 2023
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