Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
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singhals
Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO
Series: T625 Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Series: T625 Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
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Joe Pessarra
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
"singhals" <singhals@erols.com> wrote in message
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The W really looks like it could be Al. Check out the A in the first name
of the enumerator.
Did a little searching for California Aluminum, but nothing comes up right.
The rest of the description is just as hard to read. Doesn't make sense,
but looks a little like Cal - Almul Guas Exch. (g)
Good luck.
Joe in Georgetown, Texas, USA
Return address is bogus.
Use joepessarra@cox.net
to respond directly.
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1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO
Series: T625 Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
The W really looks like it could be Al. Check out the A in the first name
of the enumerator.
Did a little searching for California Aluminum, but nothing comes up right.
The rest of the description is just as hard to read. Doesn't make sense,
but looks a little like Cal - Almul Guas Exch. (g)
Good luck.
Joe in Georgetown, Texas, USA
Return address is bogus.
Use joepessarra@cox.net
to respond directly.
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Robert Heiling
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
Joe Pessarra wrote:
It's looking to me as though it says "Cal-Almond" and a Google returns plenty
of material on that one albeit mainly court cases. It does fit in with the
location.
Bob.
"singhals" <singhals@erols.com> wrote in message
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1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO
Series: T625 Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
The W really looks like it could be Al. Check out the A in the first name
of the enumerator.
Did a little searching for California Aluminum, but nothing comes up right.
The rest of the description is just as hard to read. Doesn't make sense,
but looks a little like Cal - Almul Guas Exch. (g)
It's looking to me as though it says "Cal-Almond" and a Google returns plenty
of material on that one albeit mainly court cases. It does fit in with the
location.
Bob.
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Bob Melson
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 19:17:14 -0800, Robert Heiling wrote:
My $0.02, despite not having access to the image. There is a California
Almond Growers Exchange, which is the almond growers' marketing
organization. Could well be that Bob H. has hit this'n on the head.
The other (swell ol') Bob.
--
Robert G. Melson | Nothing is more terrible than
Rio Grande MicroSolutions | ignorance in action.
El Paso, Texas | Goethe
melsonr(at)earthlink(dot)net
Joe Pessarra wrote:
"singhals" <singhals@erols.com> wrote in message
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1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
The W really looks like it could be Al. Check out the A in the first
name of the enumerator.
Did a little searching for California Aluminum, but nothing comes up
right.
The rest of the description is just as hard to read. Doesn't make
sense, but looks a little like Cal - Almul Guas Exch. (g)
It's looking to me as though it says "Cal-Almond" and a Google returns
plenty of material on that one albeit mainly court cases. It does fit in
with the location.
Bob.
My $0.02, despite not having access to the image. There is a California
Almond Growers Exchange, which is the almond growers' marketing
organization. Could well be that Bob H. has hit this'n on the head.
The other (swell ol') Bob.
--
Robert G. Melson | Nothing is more terrible than
Rio Grande MicroSolutions | ignorance in action.
El Paso, Texas | Goethe
melsonr(at)earthlink(dot)net
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singhals
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
singhals wrote:
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for?
I wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering
civility at the meetings? (G)
Cheryl
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO
Series: T625 Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for?
I wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering
civility at the meetings? (G)
Cheryl
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Robert Heiling
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
singhals wrote:
Bob Melson wrote:
[I tried to put the fractured thread back together so we all stay on the same
page.]
I agree with S.O. Bob and can easily convince myself that the next words must
be "growers" and (above) "exch. That makes it say:
Cal-Almond Growers Exch
I'm pretty certain it's that.
It was/is a cooperative and he list is endless. Engineering for irrigation
projects, warehouses, processing plants, office structures, etc etc.
Bob
Bob Melson wrote:
On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 19:17:14 -0800, Robert Heiling wrote:
Joe Pessarra wrote:
"singhals" <singhals@erols.com> wrote in message
news:oaidnWgYf76hmJnfRVn-og@rcn.net...
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
The W really looks like it could be Al. Check out the A in the first
name of the enumerator.
Did a little searching for California Aluminum, but nothing comes up
right.
The rest of the description is just as hard to read. Doesn't make
sense, but looks a little like Cal - Almul Guas Exch. (g)
It's looking to me as though it says "Cal-Almond" and a Google returns
plenty of material on that one albeit mainly court cases. It does fit in
with the location.
Bob.
My $0.02, despite not having access to the image. There is a California
Almond Growers Exchange, which is the almond growers' marketing
organization. Could well be that Bob H. has hit this'n on the head.
The other (swell ol') Bob.
-------------------------------
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
[I tried to put the fractured thread back together so we all stay on the same
page.]
I agree with S.O. Bob and can easily convince myself that the next words must
be "growers" and (above) "exch. That makes it say:
Cal-Almond Growers Exch
I'm pretty certain it's that.
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for?
I wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering
civility at the meetings? (G)
It was/is a cooperative and he list is endless. Engineering for irrigation
projects, warehouses, processing plants, office structures, etc etc.
Bob
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Bob Melson
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 14:37:07 -0500, singhals wrote:
It's been a looooong time, but ISTR that the group developed machinery to
shell, sort and pack the product. Parenthetically, my mother worked for
the Cal Almond Growers Assn while we were in Sacramento in the late '40s.
Swell Ol' Bob
(not to be confused with Bob H.)
--
Robert G. Melson | Nothing is more terrible than
Rio Grande MicroSolutions | ignorance in action.
El Paso, Texas | Goethe
melsonr(at)earthlink(dot)net
singhals wrote:
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for? I
wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering civility
at the meetings? (G)
Cheryl
It's been a looooong time, but ISTR that the group developed machinery to
shell, sort and pack the product. Parenthetically, my mother worked for
the Cal Almond Growers Assn while we were in Sacramento in the late '40s.
Swell Ol' Bob
(not to be confused with Bob H.)
--
Robert G. Melson | Nothing is more terrible than
Rio Grande MicroSolutions | ignorance in action.
El Paso, Texas | Goethe
melsonr(at)earthlink(dot)net
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singhals
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
Robert Heiling wrote:
WIerd. See also reply to SO Bob (g)
Cheryl
singhals wrote:
Bob Melson wrote:
On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 19:17:14 -0800, Robert Heiling wrote:
Joe Pessarra wrote:
"singhals" <singhals@erols.com> wrote in message
news:oaidnWgYf76hmJnfRVn-og@rcn.net...
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
The W really looks like it could be Al. Check out the A in the first
name of the enumerator.
Did a little searching for California Aluminum, but nothing comes up
right.
The rest of the description is just as hard to read. Doesn't make
sense, but looks a little like Cal - Almul Guas Exch. (g)
It's looking to me as though it says "Cal-Almond" and a Google returns
plenty of material on that one albeit mainly court cases. It does fit in
with the location.
Bob.
My $0.02, despite not having access to the image. There is a California
Almond Growers Exchange, which is the almond growers' marketing
organization. Could well be that Bob H. has hit this'n on the head.
The other (swell ol') Bob.
-------------------------------
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
[I tried to put the fractured thread back together so we all stay on the same
page.]
I agree with S.O. Bob and can easily convince myself that the next words must
be "growers" and (above) "exch. That makes it say:
Cal-Almond Growers Exch
I'm pretty certain it's that.
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for?
I wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering
civility at the meetings? (G)
It was/is a cooperative and he list is endless. Engineering for irrigation
projects, warehouses, processing plants, office structures, etc etc.
Bob
WIerd. See also reply to SO Bob (g)
Cheryl
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singhals
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
Bob Melson wrote:
Wierd. I'm more familiar with Associations that do little beyond
collect dues and send out meeting notices. (g) And Lobby Congress.
Odd to think of one that did/does more. Amazing what you can find out
on the lists. (g)
Thanks again,
Cheryl
On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 14:37:07 -0500, singhals wrote:
singhals wrote:
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for? I
wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering civility
at the meetings? (G)
Cheryl
It's been a looooong time, but ISTR that the group developed machinery to
shell, sort and pack the product. Parenthetically, my mother worked for
the Cal Almond Growers Assn while we were in Sacramento in the late '40s.
Swell Ol' Bob
(not to be confused with Bob H.)
Wierd. I'm more familiar with Associations that do little beyond
collect dues and send out meeting notices. (g) And Lobby Congress.
Odd to think of one that did/does more. Amazing what you can find out
on the lists. (g)
Thanks again,
Cheryl
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Robert Heiling
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
singhals wrote:
Perhaps the word "cooperative" (and that's what it was) would make more sense to
you then? Google
Blue Diamond almonds
and you'll learn more about them than you ever cared to know.<g>
Bob
Bob Melson wrote:
On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 14:37:07 -0500, singhals wrote:
singhals wrote:
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for? I
wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering civility
at the meetings? (G)
Cheryl
It's been a looooong time, but ISTR that the group developed machinery to
shell, sort and pack the product. Parenthetically, my mother worked for
the Cal Almond Growers Assn while we were in Sacramento in the late '40s.
Swell Ol' Bob
(not to be confused with Bob H.)
Wierd. I'm more familiar with Associations that do little beyond
collect dues and send out meeting notices. (g) And Lobby Congress.
Odd to think of one that did/does more. Amazing what you can find out
on the lists. (g)
Thanks again,
Perhaps the word "cooperative" (and that's what it was) would make more sense to
you then? Google
Blue Diamond almonds
and you'll learn more about them than you ever cared to know.<g>
Bob
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singhals
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
Robert Heiling wrote:
(G) Yes, OK, Cooperative, as in Farm Bureau. And thanks for the
suggestion .. you figure Blue Diamond will have a recipe for almond
cookies that uses almond paste (someone gave me can of the stuff).
Cheryl
singhals wrote:
Bob Melson wrote:
On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 14:37:07 -0500, singhals wrote:
singhals wrote:
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO Series: T625
Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Thank you, Joe, Bob, and Bob! I kept seeing Cal-Walla or Cal-Wash ...
Any guess what an Almond Growers Assn would need a Civil Engineer for? I
wouldn't think you'd need one of those, unless he was engineering civility
at the meetings? (G)
Cheryl
It's been a looooong time, but ISTR that the group developed machinery to
shell, sort and pack the product. Parenthetically, my mother worked for
the Cal Almond Growers Assn while we were in Sacramento in the late '40s.
Swell Ol' Bob
(not to be confused with Bob H.)
Wierd. I'm more familiar with Associations that do little beyond
collect dues and send out meeting notices. (g) And Lobby Congress.
Odd to think of one that did/does more. Amazing what you can find out
on the lists. (g)
Thanks again,
Perhaps the word "cooperative" (and that's what it was) would make more sense to
you then? Google
Blue Diamond almonds
and you'll learn more about them than you ever cared to know.<g
(G) Yes, OK, Cooperative, as in Farm Bureau. And thanks for the
suggestion .. you figure Blue Diamond will have a recipe for almond
cookies that uses almond paste (someone gave me can of the stuff).
Cheryl
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Tara
OT - Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
Go to foodtv.com and enter "almond paste" in their recipe search. They have
quite a few that look pretty good.
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quite a few that look pretty good.
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(G) Yes, OK, Cooperative, as in Farm Bureau. And thanks for the
suggestion .. you figure Blue Diamond will have a recipe for almond
cookies that uses almond paste (someone gave me can of the stuff).
Cheryl
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singhals
Re: OT - Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
Tara wrote:
Oooohhhhh, delightful! Particularly the almond burfi and I can make it
even easier by buying ghee (g) Thanks.
Cheryl
Go to foodtv.com and enter "almond paste" in their recipe search. They have
quite a few that look pretty good.
Oooohhhhh, delightful! Particularly the almond burfi and I can make it
even easier by buying ghee (g) Thanks.
Cheryl
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L Covey
Re: Can someone read this? (1920, Calif)
singhals wrote:
Cal Home G... Apt.
I think the others got it right, though
LC
1920 > CALIFORNIA > SAN FRANCISCO > SAN FRANCISCO
Series: T625 Roll: 136 Page: 139
HAGEL OTTO K 39 M W born NE
His occupation is Civil Engineer; his employer appears to be
Cal-Wa...... Transliteration and interpretation welcomed. (g)
Cheryl
Cal Home G... Apt.
I think the others got it right, though
LC