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Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 60

Date

1960 to 1990

Description

Group of people at wedding reception. The bride stands three from the left and the groom may be next to her.

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Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 61

Date

1960 to 1990

Description

Men and woman sit and stand at a table in what looks like a restaurant. Written on the front of the photo in red reads: "Singapore."

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Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 68

Date

1950 to 1959

Description

Unidentified woman stands holding a car door parked on the street.

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Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 70

Date

1860 to 1870

Description

Older woman stands near crops in garden area outside of house.

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Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 71

Date

1920 to 1929

Description

Strip photograph. Picture of woman posing in various places, including in front of an automobile.

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Front of dancing postcard

Date

1905-08-20

Description

Front of the postcard depicts an illustration of two men dancing with three women.

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Front of postcard

Date

1910 to 1919

Description

Front of the postcard illustrates a man holding a woman near a table with poker chips and playing cards.

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Front of postcard

Date

1907-11-28

Description

Front of the postcard depicts a man walking arm in arm with two other women.

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Front of postcard

Date

1909-08-09

Description

Front of the postcard depicts an illustration of a woman wearing a hat filled with playing cards.

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Transcript of interview with Velma Haselton by Catherine Bellver, September 13, 2001

Date

2001-09-13

Description

Interviewed by Catherine Bellver. Velma Haselton was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1914. She worked as an assistant bookkeeper for Hart, Schaffner and Marx and rose to Assistant Credit Manager. Velma worked at various jobs after she married for the second time and her son was born. She also represented the San Francisco CPA firm Lybrand, Ross Brothers and Montgomery (now Coopers Lybrand) in various capacities, both in California and St. Louis, eventually attaining the position of controller. Velma moved to Las Vegas for the first time in the 1950s, where she and her husband Don ran a coffee shop at the Park Lane Motel on South Fifth Street. Family requirements necessitated a move back to California. In 1971, Velma and her third husband, Charles Haselton, "retired" to Las Vegas. Velma immediately went to work as a cost accountant for United Pipeline, and later as an accountant for Kafoury Armstrong, a CPA firm. She eventually ran her own accounting business. Velma also held memberships and offices in various women's service groups.

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