Earl J. Busker, manufacturing laboratory Chappel Bros., resides in Roscoe
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
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Earl J. Busker, manufacturing laboratory Chappel Bros., resides in Roscoe
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Albert E. Buske, wife Hazel (Owner: Central Iron Works) home 1072 School St.
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Michael Dobec, molder, Greenlee Bros & Co., RD 5 Grant Park
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Iza Dobbins, widow of Frank Dobbins, homeowner 1021- 8th St.
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Gordon Doane, clerk, International Business Machines, resides 807 N Church St.
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Herry Doan, 1815 Price St.
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Marriage Law: new: test for social diseases, 1937
Source: Rockfordiana: “Public Health – 1”
North End Bridge, approximately location of Auburn St. Bridge, a block and 1/2 further north on the West Side, 2.5 – 3 blocks further north on the East Side of the river. Wood sides, like a solid plank fence, on each side of the wood “floor”, similar to walls of covered bridges but without a roof.
Also known as the High Bridge, as it was most elevated toward center, so that Paddle Wheel boats could bass beneath it. It was 25 feet above the river. Source: Rockford Register Gazette 3/15/1927
The Auburn St. bridge replaced the High Bridge and connected Auburn St. and Spring Creek Rd. in 1936/1937.
Source: Rockfordiana: Bridges – 1 and Rockford Morning Star 11/26/1937
The Avenue, tavern, Harry Squires owner, 1322 Broadway
Source: 1937 Rockford City Directory
Raymond Buttacavoli, inspector Rockford Drop Forge, resides at 612 Keefe
Source: 1937 Polk’s Rockford City Directory
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