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| Source: Tenth Annual Directory of Posts and Roster of Members, the American Legion, St. Louis County, Missouri, 1952-1953 Location: MO / 369.1 / Am35 | |
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| Last Name: | Wyatt |
| First Name: | Grant |
| Title: | Jr. |
| Address: | 219 Sylvester Ave. |
| Page: | 122 |
| Source: St. John's Orphanage Edition of The Messenger. History of the Diocese of Belleville (Belleville, Illinois: Published by Joseph Nicholas Buechler, [1919]). Location: Oversize / IL / 9.11 / B41b2 | |
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| Corporate Name: | Purification B.V.M. Church (Trenton, Illinois) |
| Building Illustration: | yes |
| Page: | 111 |
| Source: Webster Groves High School Buzz Book, 1950-51 Location: MO / 379.17 / W391b | |
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| Last Name: | Feldmann |
| First Name: | Elise |
| Address: | 111 Jefferson |
| Page: | 41 |
| Remarks: | Grade 8 |
| Source: Index to building images that appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1917, 1919-March 1932 Location: Microfilm | |
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| Last Name: | Summers |
| First Name: | Alexander |
| Building Illustration: | yes |
| Address: | Geyer and Big Bend Roads |
| Date of Newspaper: | 1929 February 25 |
| Part of Newspaper: | Daily Magazine |
| Page: | 31 |
| Remarks: | photo of cottage of Alexander Summers, built of discarded telephone poles |