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The
Dinner Hour
Unknown publication or date. Caption reads: Photographed at the
Dinner Hour: from left, Dorothy Weis, Mrs. and Mr. Mahlon Weis,
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hughes.
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
At
Work on a New Multiplane
An undated article about Ralph Merck's invention of a new multiplane.
Ralph died in 1919.
Stones
Shown Here
Pensacola News, November 2, 1968 (Mahlon Weis showing crystal collection)
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Count
'Em
Unknown source (Mahlon Weis showing Filipino lily)
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Dignitaries
Unknown source (M.G. Nelson and Issac Byrd pictured)
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Nine
Crippled Children Board Members Named
June, 1960 (Mahlon Weis named to board)
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Recognize
These Men?
Florida Times Union, no date - advertisement with Mahlon Weis pictured.
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Mahogany
is old-fashioned...
Better Homes and Gardens, February, 1969. Advertisement for Weis-Fricker.
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Christmas
Decorations
1955, Mrs. M.G. Nelson recognized for her Christmas decorations.
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
H.M.
Weis Named to NAM board
December 15, 1968
Source: brown string-bound scrapbook
Stacy
Turns on Christmas Lights
Pensacola natives will remember the fabulous Christmas lights that
used to decorate downtown; one year, I got to turn them on in an
official ceremony! It helped that the then Mayor of Pensacola, Bryant
Liggett, was our next door neighbor.
DeMolay
Honors Harry Wing
Harry Wing received an award from the Order of DeMolay; he is pictured
along with his mother, Ruby Merck Wing.
Merry
Christmas
Karen, Debby and Billy Wing appeared in a picture in the newspaper.
The caption reads, "This scene is being duplicated thousands
of times this morning as children, eyes widened with excitement,
open their presents from Santa Claus. These happy youngsters are
the children of Rev. and Mrs. William Wing. They are eight-year-old
Karen, one-year-old Debby and four-year-old Billy." 1955.
Sit
and Deliver
The caption says, "M.G. Nelson says he knows of no rule that
he must stand while watering the lawn of his Beach Drive home -
and besides, sitting makes chatting with wife Barbara so much more
convenient."
Class
Honor Goes to Gretchen Nelson
Gretchen Nelson (Vann) was chosen as Miss Junior Class at Wesleyan
College.
Panama
Citians Invited to Japan (M.G. Nelson)
This
clipping details a trip to Japan headed by M.G. Nelson as guests
of the Japanese government.
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