Genevieve Escher Album

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Bill Grenzow, Gen Dooley and Gertrude Wyss, 1930. Gen was a high school sophmore. 
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 Bill Grenzow 
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 Edmund and Elva Dooley and children Helen, Bernard, Clark and Genevieve, undated. Many of the family began adding the letter 'e' into the original Dooly family name so whether it's final letters are 'ly' or 'ley' it's still the same family. 
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 Edmund and Elva Dooley operated a pool hall and restaurant on Monticello's Main St. for a time in the 1930's. It was said that Elva made wonderful turtle soup whenever someone brought in a snapping turtle for her to cook. 
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 Dooley's Tavern 
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Creamed Chicken Lunch 
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 Aunt Gertrude, Raymond, Genevieve, bare foot and sitting on car fender, Margaret Ross, Helen, Mary and Melvin, circa 1926. 
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 Genevieve and brother 'Barney' Dooley, circa 1926. Taken while visiting an aunt's home in Janesville. 
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 L-R: Wilma Spring, Genevieve and Clark Dooley. 
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 Genevieve Dooley and Dorothy Milham 
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Genevieve, right, and friend 
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 Genevieve Dooley and Pearle Ellis. Pearle married Jacob Koller in 1936. 
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 Genevieve, "Barney" and Helen Dooley 
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 Helen Teressa, age 8 yrs; Bernard Francis, age 6 yrs; Clark James, age 4 yrs; Genevieve May, age 2 yrs. 
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 Ed and Elva Dooley's children. Helen Teressa, age 8 yrs; Bernard Francis, age 6 yrs; Clark James, age 4 yrs; Genevieve May, age 2 yrs. Circa 1916. 
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Genevieve Dooley, age 12, Monticello and Mary, (Dooley?) age 15, Janesville 
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 Genevieve Dooley 
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 Genevieve Dooley 
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 Genevieve Dooley 
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 Genevieve Dooley 
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Helen Dooley 
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 Helen Zweifel, Mary Ann Wittenwyler and Genevieve Dooley 
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 Helen Zweifel, Mary Ann Wittenwyler and Genevieve Dooley 
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 Helen, Mother Elva Dooley, Genevieve, 8th Grade. Taken at Burgy farm, Monticello. 
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 James and Theresa Rossiter-Dooly. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John and Catherine Rossiter, born Mar. 2, 1859. Her marriage to James Dooly took place in St. James' Catholic Church in Dayton on May 18, 1881. She died in 1932. James Dooly was born August 4, 1854, on the old Dooly homestead farm, two miles east of the village. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dooly, who were numbered among the pioneer settlers of this vicinity. He died in 1930. 
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Lengacher & Benkert 
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 L-R: Mary Dooley, Margaret Ross and Genevieve Dooley. 
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 Mr. Herbert Striker, Teacher at Oak Shade School. Bernard Dooley, "Squirt" Wittenwyler, Herman Baebler, Clark Dooley, Genevieve Dooley, Wilma Spring. In front: ? McKenzie, Alvin Baebler, ? McKenzie. 
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 Mr. Herbert Striker, Teacher at Oak Shade School. Bernard Dooley, "Squirt" Wittenwyler, Herman Baebler, Clark Dooley, Genevieve Dooley, Wilma Spring. In front: ? McKenzie, Alvin Baebler, ? McKenzie, circa 1922. 
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 Ruth Mae Evans and Clark Dooley. 
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L-R: Josephine Blum, Rose Cotherman, Florence Loveland and Lillian Klassy. 
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 Harry Klassy, Johnnie Winnegar and John Steinman 
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 Harry Klassy, Johnnie Winnegar and John Steinman 
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 Basketball 1932-33 
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 Elva Clark, circa 1905. 
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William S. Clarke, his daughter Elva Dooley, Edmund Dooley and children Bernard and Clark. circa 1916. 
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 Genevieve's grandfather, William S. Clarke. 
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 ...with her pet cat. 
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 Helen Dooley 
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 Gen and little friend dancing. 
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Helen beating on the wash tub. 
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 Gen playing the ukelele. 
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 May be Clark and Genevieve Dooley in the car doors. 
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