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    • George R. Busse Oral History

    • George R. Busse Oral History

    • History, 1990-1999; Mount Prospect (Ill.) -- History; Oral histories;

    • Audio and text copies of an oral history with Geroge R. Busse as subject. The interview was Budd Wilder. The interview took place in Mount Prospect in 1991.
    • Mount Prospect History
    • Vail Avenue, 209 South

    • Vail Avenue, 209 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • Built about 1923, this one story frame home was occupied in 1930 and 1935 by Martin Stoppel, a bricklayer, his wife, Gesella, with son, Alex, and one other child. In 1939 and 1943, Charles Roeske of the Creamery Package Company lived there with...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Bray & Kates Factory

    • Bray & Kates Factory

    • Factories; Milk containers

    • Located south of the railroad tracks at Ridge Road. In 1890, Richard Bray and his friend, Anthony Kates, started a hardware business, but they also assembled milk cans in the back of the store. When the milk can business expanded they constructed...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Highland Avenue, 710 North

    • Highland Avenue, 710 North

    • Highland Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • This frame home was built approximately 1906. In the 1930s, it was the home of the Bray family - Thomas and Friedrica and Miss Elizabeth in 1930 and Arthur and Lillian and Miss Elizabeth in 1939. Thomas and Arthur worked for the Creamery Package...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Evergreen Avenue, 411 North

    • Evergreen Avenue, 411 North

    • Evergreen Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • This home was built approximately 1920. Fred and Mathilda Albrecht lived there at the time with their 3 1/2 year old son, Raymond. In the 1920 census, Fred was listed as age 36 working as a sprayer for an enamel company. Mathilda was age 32 and at...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Evergreen Avenue, 206 South

    • Evergreen Avenue, 206 South

    • Dwellings; Evergreen Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • Built about 1888, the house was occupied by members of the Broeske family in the 1930s. Paul Broeske worked at Creamery Package Company. Louise and Edna Broeske were other members of the family living there. In 1943, George and Laura Luerssen...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Pine Avenue, 206 North

    • Pine Avenue, 206 North

    • Dwellings; Pine Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.)

    • Built in 1912, this one story frame and brick house was home to the Tesch family in the 1930s. Listed as living in the house were Fred Tesch, who worked at Creamery Packing Co. and his wife Emma, and another Fred Tesch who worked at a meat market,...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 23 South

    • Vail Avenue, 23 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • In 1930, Paul Mazlo, Sr. lived in the house with two children. Paul worked for the Creamery Package Company. In 1935 to at least 1943, Steve Kovacik, a mechanic, his wife Sophie and children also lived in this home with Paul Mazlo, Sr. and his son...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 110 South

    • Vail Avenue, 110 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • Built about 1903, this home was torn down in the early 2000s and replaced with a new home. In 1935, it was owned by Albert Niemeyer who worked at the Creamery Package Company, his wife Cora, and two children. In 1939, Adam Hoffman of the same...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 126 South

    • Vail Avenue, 126 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • This two story frame home, built about 1890, was occupied from at least 1930 to 1943 by Anthony Dreer, who worked at the Creamery Package Company, his wife Theresa and two children. In 1939, Eva Dreer lived with the family. She worked at a camera...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 129 South

    • Vail Avenue, 129 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • This one story frame home was built in 1908; it has a one car detached garage. In 1930, Milan Angeloff, who worked at the Creamery Package Company, his wife Agnes, and four children lived in this home. In 1935, Levi Heap, who worked in real...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 214 South

    • Vail Avenue, 214 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • This one story frame home was built about 1923. Edward W. Engelking, who was employed at the WinkelmanTire Shop, lived in the home from 1930 to at least 1943 with his wife Leona and two children. Alvina Fulbius and her child also lived there in...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Vail Avenue, 225 South

    • Vail Avenue, 225 South

    • Vail Avenue (Arlington Heights, Ill.); Dwellings

    • This frame home was built about 1925 and in 1939 was home to John Boyer of Benjamin Electric Company, his wife, Elizabeth, and one child; Raymond Metcalf, a horse trainer, his wife, Theresa, and one child; and Lazzo Nickloff who worked at Creamery...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Kates, Anthony T.

    • Kates, Anthony T.

    • Business enterprises; Businessmen

    • Anthony Thomas Kates was born in October 1853 in Indiana. He married Mary Catherine in 1895 and they had three children: Helen, Margaret and Willard A. Mr. Kates started a hardware business in 1890 with his friend Richard Bray, but they also...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Kates - Leal - Shirra

    • Kates - Leal - Shirra
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    • Pictured left to right: Willard A. Kates, Rose Leal, Jeanette R. Shirra and Anthony T. Kates. Willard A. Kates (June 21, 1901 to December 29, 1990) was born in Illinois to Anthony T. Kates and Mary Catherine (Shirra) Kates. He had two sisters: ...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places
    • Park Place, 307 West

    • Park Place, 307 West
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    • Built about 1925 with porch and raised basement, this brick residence was the home of William N. and Maude McKee until at least 1935. William was a manager at the Creamery Package Company. From 1939 to at least 1943, Albert H. and Ella Kastning...
    • Arlington Heights People and Places

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