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Hospitals-2, with 217 beds.
Education-5 schools, including 1 senior high and 1 parochial. Number of pupils in public schools, 1,703,; in parochial, 135. Total number of teachers, 75. Value of school property, private and public, $550,000.
City Statistics-30 miles paved streets. Miles of sewers, 47.6; 2,700 water meters; 4,000 light meters; 850 gas meters. Ca- pacity of water works (municipal) 6,000,000 gallons daily with daily average pump of 2,000,000 gallons; 42.8 miles of mains and plant valued at $1,009,099.85. Fire department em- ploys 14 men, with 1 auto, 1 triple combination machine, three hose and chemical wagons and 1 hook and ladder truck, in 3 station houses. Value of Fire department real estate and equipment, $100,000. Police department has 10 men with 1 station and 2 pieces of motor equipment. Value of Police department real estate and equipment $10,000.
HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE
Astoria and Clatsop County are rich in historic interest and importance. Early events occurring here had far reaching ef- fects, eventually resulting in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest becoming a part of the United States instead of the possession of a foreign power.
Urged on by the desire to find a fabled "Northwest Passage" by water across the North American continent, Spanish and British explorers had sailed along the Oregon and Washington coastline, but the Columbia River was not discovered until 1792, when Captain Robert Gray of Boston entered the river and named it after his ship, the "Columbia."
In 1804, President Jefferson appointed Captains Meriweather Lewis and William Clark to head an expedition across the west- ern plains and mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Lewis and Clark explored the Lower Columbia region and spent the winter of 1805-1806 at Fort Clatsop, near Astoria.
In 1810, John Jacob Astor of New York organized the Pacific Fur Company to engage in the fur trade on the Columbia River. This company sent the ship "Tonquin" by sea and another party overland, the two to meet at the mouth of the Columbia River.
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The men in the "Tonquin" arrived at their destination in March, 1811, and built Fort Astoria, the first permanent American settlement on the Pacific Coast. After many hardships and loss of lives the overland party arrived in the winter of 1811. Due to the War of 1812 and the loss of relief ships, the fort passed into possession of the British, but was restored to the American flag in 1818.
During the following decades Astoria was the goal of trad- ers. explorers, missionaries and pioneer settlers, and on the shores of the Columbia are the last resting places of many of these early intrepid adventurers. These historic events are illustrated on the pictorial frieze surrounding the main portion of the Astor Column, a concrete monolith 125 feet high, located on Coxcomb Hill, overlooking a scenic panorama of mountains, ocean and rivers. This unique monument is the only one of its kind in the United States and attracts thousands of visitors annually.
THE CITY TODAY
Astoria today is a modern city of about 11,000 population, the commercial, financial and shipping center of the Lower Co- lumbia River district of Northwestern Oregon and Southwestern Washington. Most of the Astoria business district was rebuilt following a disastrous fire and its stores and office buildings are a credit to a city of its size.
Astoria is the headquarters of the Columbia River fishing industry and along its waterfront are many plants engaged in canning, curing and freezing fish. Here is the largest flour mill in Oregon. Other manufacturers are butter, ice cream, powdered milk, lumber, veneer, fish oils and meal and a number of specialty products. Many of these plants are open to visitors.
Astoria's school system is housed in modern, well equipped buildings. The principal church denominations, leading fraternal organizations, patriotic societies and service clubs are represent- ed in the city's social life. The finest turf athletic field in the state and other playgrounds provide facilities for many outdoor sports. Water sports enthusiasts find ideal conditions for motor boats and sail boats. The Astoria Annual Regatta is the outstanding water sports carnival of the Northwest.
Astoria is located at the confluence of the Columbia River and Young's Bay, about ten miles from the mouth of the river. The city is at the junction of two transcontinental motor routes
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-U. S. Highway No. 30, starting on the Atlantic Coast and ending at Astoria, and U. S. Highway No. 101, parallelling the Pacific Ocean from Mexico to Canada. Other modern, improved highways lead from Astoria into the farming and timber districts of the city's trade area. Passenger stage lines operate on all main highway routes. Railroad service is provided by the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroad Company, owned jointly by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
At the larger waterfront docks ocean liners load for ports around the world. A busy fleet of river craft carries passengers and freight between Astoria and Columbia River towns. Fast, frequent ferry services across the Columbia River connect the highway systems of Oregon and Washington.
Astoria's hotels, restaurants, garages and a modern retail shopping district furnish a complete, satisfactory service to the traveling public.
BASIC INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES
Astoria is the headquarters of the Columbia River fishing industry. Plants located in or near Astoria produce canned, frozen and cured salmon, fish meal and oil with an estimated value of $10,000,000 annually. Salmon are caught by seines and nets in the Columbia River or by hook and line in the Pacific Ocean. Pilchards, used for fish meal and oil, are taken with purse seines by boats operating in the Pacific Ocean beyond the three-mile limit. About two thousand boats of various sizes and types are engaged in the Columbia River fishing industry.
Timber, several varieties, all growing to immense size, forms the basis of a large logging and lumbering industry in Clatsop County. Fir, hemlock, spruce, and cedar grow thickly on the slopes of the Coast Range. The logs are hauled by train or motor truck to tidal streams, then towed to Columbia River sawmills. There they are made into every kind of lumber or converted to other wood products, such as veneer, plywood, shingles, pulp and paper, eventually going to markets all over the world.
Agriculture-highly specialized, producing top quality, high value crops-is concentrated mostly along the Columbia River and its tributaries and in coastal river valleys. The principal agricultural activity is dairying, favored by a long period of
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green pasture, large yields of root and forage crops. Clatsop's dairy farms are stocked with disease-free herds of high producing COWS.
Other impotant agricultural products are eggs, poultry, bent grass seed, cranberries, bulbs and vegetables. Fresh garden peas are shipped by carloads to eastern markets, where their ex- ceptional quality brings high prices.
CLIMATE
The geographical location of Astoria produces a mild, equable climate, spring-like during most of the year. There are no extremes of heat or cold. Temperatures below freezing are usually of only a few days duration and there are no summer "heat waves" or drought periods. The average frostless growing season is nearly ten months. The mean maximum temperature in July and August is 69 and the mean minimum temperature in December is 43. The average annual rainfall is about 76 inches, most of which falls between November 1st and March 31st.
RECREATIONAL ATTRACTIONS
Astoria is at the center of a beach resort recreational area along the Oregon and Washington coasts north and south of the Columbia River. The Clatsop beaches offer the vacationist and tourist unequalled opportunity for rest and recreation. South- ward from the Columbia River for thirty miles reach the smooth, surfwashed sands of the beaches, inviting pleasure seeking hu- manity to enjoy the variety of attractions with which Nature so richly endowed this section of Oregon.
Along this stretch of interesting ocean front are located the resort communities of Seaside, Gearhart and Cannon Beach. There are accommodations to satisfy any individual desire or fit any expense budget-modern hotels, comfortable cottages, auto courts or camping sites. The restaurants and markets offer all kinds of fresh sea food and garden vegetables.
The Pacific Ocean itself is the magnet for many visitors, with the invigorating tang of its salt breezes, the excitement of a plunge in its tumbling waves or the relaxation of basking in the sunshine on its clean, white sandy shore. The ideal summer weather is particularly delightful, with azure sky, soft days, always-cool nights calling for open fires and bringing deep restful slumber. Every season of the year has its own peculiar charms, showing ocean, streams, woods and mountains in a variety of moods and changing colors.
The Astoria Chamber of Commerce maintains an informa- tion service for tourists and others interested in Astoria and Clat- sop County. Booklets, maps and other material are available free to inquirers.
GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS
acct
accountant
do ditto or same
mach
machinist
sch
school
ady
advertising
dom
domestic
mdse
merchandise
scvngr
scavenger
agrl
agricultural
drftsmn
drafts man
mech
mechanic
se
southeast
agt
agent
drsmkr
dressmaker
Met
Metropolitan
sec
secretary
al
alley
e or E
East mfr
manufacturer
sergt
sergeant
Am
American
elec
electrical
mfg
manufacturing
ship
shipping
mgr
manager
shnglwvr shingleweaver
slsmør salesmanager
mkr
maker
slsmn
salesman
asmblr
assembler
emp
employe
emp agcy
mldr
molder
smstrs
seamstress
SOC
society
atdt
attendant
eng
engineer
mn
man
atty
attorney
engr
engraver
es
eastside
est
estate
exchange
mtctr
meatcutter
bgemn
baggagemn
exp
express
mtrmn
motorman
bk bndr
bookbinder
expmn
expressman
mut
mutual
bkpr
bookkeeper
bldo
building
bldr
builder
blk
block
blksmith
blacksmith
forwn
forewoman
ns
northside
supvr
supervisor
surg
surgeon
brklyr
bricklayer
brkmn
brakeman
CS pract. ... Christian
Science Practitioner
cbtmkr
cabinetmaker
capt
captain
genl
general
photog
photographer
cash
cashier
Ch
Church
h
householder pkr
packer
tndr
tender
chf
chief
hd
hdw
hardware
plstr
plasterer
treas
treasurer
collr
collector
com
commission
com
commercial
implts
implements
prod
produce
compt
comptometer
cond
conductor
confr
confectioner
cons
consulting
instr
instructor
prsr
presser
cor
corner
jwlr
Jeweler
pub
publishing
whol
wholesale
whsmn warehouseman
wid
widow
wkr
worker
wks
works
W westside
wtchmn watchman
wtr
waiter
wtrs
waitress
dist
district
Indynın laundryman
dlr
dealer
Ingshrmn . . longshoreman
Ry
Railway
Itd
limited
s or S
South
stdt
student
sten
stenographer
stereo
stereotyper
stmftr steamfitter
str steamer
nr
near
supt superintendent
blvd
boulevard
nw
northwest
br
branch
ftr
fitter
opr
operator
swchmn
switchman
pass
passenger
telephone
pat
patent
teleg
telegraph
ter
terrace
pharm
pharmacist
tlr
tailor
carp
carpenter
govt
government
phys
physician
tmkpr
timekeeper
tmstr
teamster
chauf
chauffeur
hairdrsr
hairdresser p
hand
plmbr
plumber
trav
traveling
clk
clerk
hlpr
helper
pntr
painter
trnmn
trainman
Hts
Heights
pres
president
prin
principal
comr commissioner
imptr
importer
prof
professor
prov
provisions
States Marine Corps
USN. United States Navy vet . veterinary vulc vulcanizer
w or W
West
correspondent ct
kpr
keeper
publr publisher
ctr
cutter
del
delivery
delymn
deliveryman
dep
deputy
lieut
lieutenant
real est real estate
dept
department
lino
linotype
rep representative
disp dispenser
dispr dispatcher
Indrs
laundress
restr restaurant
ydmn yardman
ret retail
ydınstr
yardmaster
the word "street" is al- ways understood
asst
assistant
employment agency
mlnr milliner
solr
solicitor
sq
square
SS
southside
sta
station
sta eng
stationary engineer
exptr
exporter
flmn
floorman
natl
national
fnshr
finisher
ne
northeast
formn
foreman
frt
freight
ft
foot
opp
opposite
southwest SW
furn
furniture
osteo
osteopath
furng
furnishing
furn rms . furnished rooms gdnr
gardener
pdir
peddler
gds
goods
gro
grocer
pk
park
place
trans
transportation
civ
civil
clnr
cleaner
hosp hospital
PO
postoffice
undtkr undertaker
uphol upholsterer
inc
incorporated
ins
insurance
inspr
inspector
prsmn
pressman
contr
contractor
cors
court
lab
laborer
purch purchasing
r. roomer or resides
rd
road
Ibr
lumber
R D Rural Delivery
tirs
tailoress
auto
automobile
av
avenue
bet
between
appr
apprentice
apts
apartments
archt
architect
elev
elevator
mkt market
slswn
saleswoman
Assn
Association
electn electrician
electro electrotyper
millwrt millwright
msngr messenger
mstr mech
master mechanic
tchr tel
teacher
hway
highway
US United States United USA .. United States Army USMC . . . . .
prsfdr pressfeeder
int rev. . internal revenue
ptrumkr patternmaker
lab tech
laboratory teclinician
litho lithographer
repr repairer
dmnstr demonstrator
exch
n or N North
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POLK'S ASTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 1938
Copyright, 1938, by R. L. Polk & Co. For List of Abbreviations See Opposite Page
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES
Aarnio Frederick E pntr US Lighthouse Dept r RD2 box 378 Aase Donald eng John Jacob Astor Jr High Sch r 1283 Frank- lin av
Abbott Claude H (Mildred W) boilermn Lower Col Co-Op Dairy Assn h 774 9th
Abel Harvey E (Florence L) (Abel & Maki Garage) h 524 11th ABEL & MAKI GARAGE (Harvey E Abel, John A Maki),
Motor Tuning A Specialty, Brakes and Headlights, 264 Taylor Av, Union Town, Tel 84
Abrahamsen Arne (Inga L) plmbr 478 Bond h 332 Harrison av
Abrahamsen Geo L appr Arne Abrahamsen r 332 Harrison av
Abrahamson Nels (Mary) h 971 Irving av
Abrahamson Oscar H r 971 Irving av
Abrahamson Stephen A h 464 Hamburg av
Ackerman Arvid A clk Fred Meyer Gro r 233 Alameda av
Ackerman Charles W river pilot r 181 12th
Ackerman Ed r 233 Alameda av
Ackerman Emil (Alma) Ingshrmn h 233 Alameda av
Ackerman Oscar O (Hilda) slsmn Butternut Baking Co h 139 Washington
Acme Oil Co John K Jackson pres Howard O Lonberg sec- treas-mgr oils and lubricants 1456 Franklin av
ACTON JOHN K (Charlotte L), Chief of Police, City Hall, h 478 19th
Acton John M (Helen C) millwkr O'Brien Spruce Co h 1017 Jerome av
Acton Muriel L r 478 19th
Adams Bernadine mgr The Newport r 257 Astor
Adams Hugo fctywkr NW Ice & Cold Stge Co h Smith's Point
Adams Hugo O cannerywkr r 70 Dresden
Adams John M (Pauline M) h 340 11th
Adams Kenneth D (Betty) h 358 Exchange apt 303
Adams Minnie (wid Oscar) h 70 Dresden
Adamson M Conrad (Ada R) drugs 585 Commercial h 962 Irving av
Adamson M Conrad jr stdt r 962 Irving av
Pacific Power & Light Company
"ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE"
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Adrian Osmo T (Venda) gas sta opr h 446 Columbia av
Agate Grocery (J Richard Simonson) 598 Alameda av
Agidius Albert P (Dora K) slsmn Standard Oil Co h 272 Har- rison av
Aho Edna Mrs wtrs Roy's Lunch r 176 Harrison av
Aho John r 590 Rivington av
Aho John seamn r 286 Taylor av
Aho Matt (Hannah) Ingshrmn h 2501 Birch
Aho Reino appr Andy's Sign Serv r 2501 Birch
Aho Richard W (Helen C) (Modern Cash Grocery) h 1633 Har- rison av
Ahola Alfred S stdt r 752 Florence av
Ahola Arvid M (Elmiina S) Ingshrmn h 752 Florence av
Ahola John A (Elma M) supt Consumers Co-Operative Dairy h 723 Florence av
Akins Charles E (Fannie L) (Akins Coffee Shop) h RD1
Akins Coffee Shop (Charles E Akins) 474 Commercial
Akins Donald E (Florence H) h 96 Bond
Akse Magnor A clk Commercial Hotel r 630 Commercial
Alakkla Matt h Williamsport rd nr 8th RD1
Alaska Steamship Co Floyd C Foster agt ft 11th
Alatalo Carl (Goldie) Ingshrmn h 369 W Niagara av
Alatalo Kalle (Olga) r 255 Irving av
Alatalo Peter A (Eva T) Ingshrmn h 622 Alameda av
Albertson Noma cannerywkr r 324 14th apt 1
Alborn Carrie J (wid Jay D) h 272 Grand av
Albright Marion E tchr Capt Robert Gray Jr High Sch h 1692 Franklin av
Alderbrook Presbyterian Church 2505 Cedar
Alderman Loyal G (Hazel) emp Pillsbury Flour Mills Co h 551 Alameda av
Alderman Vere L (Irene I) h 932 4th
Alenius Hilda (wid Oscar) cannerywkr h 285 1st
Alenius Leo L r 285 1st
Alenius Paul L r 285 1st
Alenius Wilho fishermn r 285 1st
Alertos James (Athens Barber Shop) r 514 Bond
Alford Hubert (Margaret) clk Modern Cash Gro h 552 Ala- meda av
Allen Anson G (Marion B) phys 16-18 Osburn-O'Brien bldg h 586 Jerome av
Allen Fred r 76 7th
Allen J T Agency Inc Mrs Maja T Allen pres-mgr genl ins and real est 604 Commercial
Allen John T stdt r 315 9th
Allen Maja T (wid John T) pres-mgr J T Allen Agency Inc h 315 9th Allen Nettie Mrs h 76 7th
ALLEN NORMAN S (Commercial Hotel), h 639 Commer- cial
Allen Percy E (Susan E) wtchmn h 466 Hamburg av Allen Walter J slsmn Fisher Bros Co r 176 14th
TIDEPOINT CO.
ROAD AND RIVER CONTRACTORS Crushed Rock - Sand - Gravel - Diking - Road Construction Office 222 Astor Bldg. Tel. 532
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Allen Zoe v-pres Astoria Lumber Co tchr Astoria High Sch r 543 16th
Alm Emil J (Hilma) stevedore h 704 Alameda av
Alm Emma M Mrs slswn Montgomery Ward & Co h 669 Irving av
Alm Robert A (Emma M) (Alm's Texaco Service) h 669 Irving av
Alm's Texaco Service (Robert A Alm) gas sta 571 Duane Alne Ernest A (Trine S) comptroller Lower Col Co-Op Dairy Assn h 358 Exchange apt 301
Alne Harold (Caroline) h 1677 Harrison av
Alskog Matt (Katri) fishermn h 86 W Commercial
Alsman Charles lab r 176 6th
Alsman Clyde O (Myrtle R) servmn Pac Tel & Teleg Co h 1580 Grand av
Alsos Steen A (Hilma J) troller h 1912 Franklin av
Alstad Hilda S (wid Arthur) h 1814 Grand av
Alto Victor (Lizzie) Ingshrmn h 261 Alameda av
Amato Geo D (Mary R) (Astoria Bowling Alleys) h 65 Com- mercial
America Transportation Co Inc Edwin C Carlson agt steam- boat line ft 11th
American Legion Otto J Bumala sec meets 2d and 4th Mon- days 336 12th
American Legion Hall 336 12th
American Legion Ladies' Auxiliary meets 2d and 4th Tues- days 336 12th
American Red Cross Hazel D McGuire exec sec 215 8th
American Shine Parlor (Steve Kuluris) 520 Commercial Ames Berna r 314 Jerome av
Ames Helen B stdt r 306 Lexington
Amundsen Tina F (wid Charles A) h 1621 Grand av Anagostin Mike (Eagle Cafe) h 2329 Cedar
Anchor The Alice Williams mgr lodgings 313 Astor Andersen Anders (Olga V) mstr mariner h 385 27th
Andersen Chris (Hilda) fishermn h 2155 Commercial
Andersen Mathias (Ellesiffe) carp h 456 James
Andersen Roy cannerywkr r 456 James
Anderson A Alfred (Lillie S) (Anderson & Anderson) h 221 Commercial
Anderson Adolph C (Nanna) shoe repr 1203 Franklin av h 412 29th
Anderson Albin (Vivian L) gas sta 698 8th h 765 3d
Anderson Alex L (Karan) fishermn h 2464 Cedar
Anderson Alfred cannerywkr Col River Salmon Co h 214 Duane
Anderson Alfred M marine eng r 390 Taylor av
Anderson Andrew h 205 W Duane
Anderson Andrew cannerywkr Col River Salmon Co r 1381 Franklin av
Anderson Andrew R (Marjorie) h 443 Floral av
Anderson Anna cash City Auditor h 792 Jerome av
Anderson Anton fisherinn r 1295 Franklin av
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Anderson Anton (Selma S) Ingshrmn h 180 47th
Anderson Arthur A (Emma R) pres Columbia River Salmon Co Inc h Warrenton Ore
Anderson Arthur J (Dorothy D) dist mgr Northwest Cities Gas Co h 601 Lexington av
Anderson Arvi J (Ida J) plmbr John P Anderson h 198 W Grand
Anderson August r 121 46th
Anderson Aune E Mrs private sec City Supt of Schools h 152 Washington
Anderson Axel E (Elizabeth G) mstr mech US Lighthouse Dept h 167 Klaskanine av
Anderson Bert (Aune E) driver h 152 Washington
Anderson C Erwin r 2511 Cedar
Anderson Carl L supt Spexarth Bldg r do
Anderson Charles (Ida J) h 1204 Grand av
Anderson Charles sec Loyal Order of Moose h Miles Crossing RD1
Anderson Charles B (Louise) line supt Pac Power & Light Co h RD1 box 142
Anderson Charles J river pilot r 181 12th
Anderson Clara M Mrs wtrs Liberty Grill h RD2 box 67
Anderson David (Mayme A C) cannerywkr Col River Salmon Co h 209 Grand av
Anderson Dora L Mrs sten Jon X Straumfjord h 1272 Grand av Anderson E Ingshrmn r 1381 Franklin av
Anderson Edward H (Helen A) (Anderson's Grocery) h 704 Florence av
Anderson Eino I (Zoe M) Ingshrmn h 92 W Exchange
Anderson Eleanor S r 180 47th av
Anderson Elnes (Eileen) Ingshrmn h 212 Alameda av
Anderson Elof G (Dora L) rural rep Pac Power & Light Co h 1272 Grand av
Anderson Emil mail carrier h 906 Irving av
Anderson Emil millwkr Uptegrove Lbr Co h 102 W Bond
Anderson Emma M Mrs r 224 36th
Anderson Emma R Mrs v-pres Columbia River Salmon Co Inc h Warrenton Ore
Anderson Ernest C countermn Thiel Bros r 586 Franklin av apt 5
Anderson Frances J sten Pacific Marine Products r 527 Grand Anderson Geo (Ella) cannerywkr Col River Salmon Co h 1395 Franklin av
Anderson Geo Ingshrmn h 152 Lincoln av
Anderson Geo F (Rella H) bldg contr 1193 Grand av h do
Anderson Glenn O (Mary B) pntr h 75 5th apt 4
Anderson Gust (Hilda) h 1684 Harrison av
Anderson Gust fishermn h ft 49th
Anderson Gust Ingshrmn h rear 216 Astor
Anderson Gust A (Selena) millwkr h 1239 Grand av
Anderson Hans (Impi) fishermn h 572 Rivington av
Anderson Jacob N (Bertha) men's furngs 1361 Franklin av Anderson James R stdt r 586 Franklin av apt 5
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Anderson John H (Ida G) light atdt US Lighthouse Dept h 144 Duane
Anderson John P (Annie) plmbr 232 Taylor av h do
Anderson John S (Mona S) cook Thiel Bros h 466 Hamburg Anderson Joseph W (Emily F) mgr Pacific Marine Products h527 Grand av
Anderson Katherine (wid Wm) h 1296 Grand av
Anderson Kenneth S N (Verna E) meats 597 Commercial h 44 W Bond apt 431
Anderson Knute fishermn r 287 38th
Anderson L Emil (Aagot) 1br grader h 1846 Franklin av
Anderson Laila A S Indrs Col Hosp r 180 47th
Anderson Laura A sten United Investors Corp r 938 Grand av Anderson Leonard cannerywkr r 1381 Franklin av
Anderson Leonard ( Mary) local mgr Pacific Fruit & Produce Co h 385 14th apt H
Anderson Margarete (wid Ernest C) h 586 Franklin av apt 5 Anderson Marian E r 906 Irving av
Anderson Mary Mrs disp Fred L McKnight r 370 Exchange
Anderson Mary (wid Julius A) h 938 Grand av
Anderson Mervin msngr Western Union Teleg Co r 1846 Franklin av
Anderson Nels V (Emma J) 2d asst eng USS Manzanita h Bur- lington Wn RD1 box 185
Anderson Oscar cannerywkr r 301 Taylor av
Anderson Oscar W (Freda O) saw filer h 498 8th
Anderson P A (Leala C) h 358 Exchange apt 304
Anderson Pearl V Mrs cannerywkr r 1271 Grand av
Anderson Pete (Marie) brklyr h 780 Grand av
Anderson Ray emp Pillsbury Flour Mills Co h 80 Dresden
Anderson Robert C (Anderson & Anderson) r 221 Commer- cial
Anderson Stanley K E r 1846 Franklin av
Anderson Uno E slsın Brewer Billie Lbr Co r 1204 Grand av Anderson Viola nurse StMary's Hosp r do
Anderson Virgil E (Clara M) millwkr Uptegrove Lbr Co h RD2 box 67
Anderson Waino r 232 Taylor av
Anderson Walter L (Ilma) h 2578 Cedar
Anderson Wayne emp Pillsbury Flour Mills Co r 152 L.in- coln av
Anderson Wm (Lois G) mariner h 2214 Commercial alley
Anderson Wm A (Edna P) millwkr O'Brien Spruce Co h 465 27th
Anderson Wolbert (Bertha) millwkr h 104 Washington
ANDERSON & ANDERSON (A Alfred and Robert C Ander- son), Lawyers, 414 Spexarth Bldg, Tel 471, Res Tel 1128 ANDERSON'S GROCERY (Edward H Anderson), An Inde- pendent Grocery, Cleanliness, Service, Quality, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, Cold Meats and Beverages, Delivery Serv- ice, 690 Alameda Av, Astor Court, Tel 383
Andresen Geo E jr (Theresa A) teller Astoria Br US Natl Bk of Port h 153 Exchange
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COMPANY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS - DICTAPHONES ADDING MACHINES - CASH REGISTERS SOLD AND REPAIRED ASTORIA 546 Duane
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Andresen Mary M (wid Geo P) h 518 Grand av
Andrew's and Steve's Cafe (Andrew Cetina Efstratios N Pana- gioteres) 479 Bond
Andrews Donald F Indymn r 225 14th
Andrews Fred E (Ethel E) pres-mgr Troy Laundry r 225 14th
Andrews Geo T (Marie T) Ingshrmn h 167 Kensington av
Andrews Leonard R (Asta) dentist 9-11 Young bldg h 545 Harrison av
Andrews Marie T Mrs bkpr Imperial Grille h 167 Kensing- ton av
Andrews Walter appr Pac Mach & Blksmith Co r 225 14th Andrich Joseph F (Lydia M) whsmn Mason Ehrman & Co h 1003 Franklin av
Andrich Thomas P (Josephine) (Service Cleaners & Dyers) h Warrenton RD1 box 618
ANDRUS FRED L (Eleanor), Managing Editor Astorian- Budget, h 442 Columbia Av, Tel 1630-J
Andy's Sign Service (Andrew O Klep) 466 Duane
Anet Charles (Hilda) sec Union Fishermen's Co-Op Packing Co h 252 Lincoln av
Anet Charles R stdt r 252 Lincoln av
Anet Clifford W stdt r 252 Lincoln av
Anet Joseph h 285 33d
Angberg Carl W (Hannah J) clk PO h 302 Melbourne av Angell Ernest S h 333 14th
Annas Gerald G (Sue) scvngr r 2365 Cedar
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