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1. Tom Deviney
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Tom Deviney and the family dog. Tom ran a grocery store in Red Cliff. The Clooneys owned the grocery building which was later owned by Mrs. Holland.
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Katie, Bonnie and JoAnne Deviney, posed in a yard, the family of grocer Tom Deviney.
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Employees standing in front of the Anderson Store building in Red Cliff, Colorado, on March 23, 1940. At far left is Ronnie Dump. Roy Marfitano is second from left. The young lady standing next to Roy is Earline Paquette. The 1940 Ford delivery truck, "Carl G. Anderson, Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods," is parked to the left of the employees.
The building was on the east side of Eagle St. and the very east end of Water Street. It had a number of...
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Santa Claus seated on a truck in front of Clooney's Store in 1935. Nina Baldauf and John Caddy are on the truck. Oscar Meyer is one of the men next to the truck. Children are grouped around the truck and there are people in the apartment above Clooney's looking down on the scene.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Sisters Myret Beal (L) and Florence King, standing in front of the Red & White Foods store in Red Cliff, Colorado.
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Moreen and Demp Perkins with their daughters, Joan and Brenda.
"We lived in Redcliff for 10 years then we moved to Rapid City S.D. and have been here 56 1/2 years."
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Roy Marfitano standing next to the Carl G. Anderson Ford delivery truck in Red Cliff, Colorado. Roy is holding a Campbell's Soup sign in his right hand. He is wearing his work uniform.
The photo was taken on Eagle Street near the D&RG property/section huose above the Eagle bridge in Red Ciff.
8. Joan Perkins
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Joan Perkins, daughter of Dempsey and Moreen Perkins, in Red Cliff. The family lived in an apartment above Deviney's grocery store. The Standard Service Station is visible in the background.
"A school teacher took this picture. We thought the big letters ME was cute. The sign really said MEAT." -- Moreen Perkins