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Partner Book Page # Date Filed Business Name St # Address City Partner Book Page # Date Filed Business Name St # Address City/Town Addl Pg 07 461 1952-03-25 United States Steel Co.-American Bridge Division 11 540 1964-01-29 Fitzgerald Advertising Agency Hammond 07 458 1952-03-25 Hammond Hohman Corp - YORK 5126-5128 Hohman Ave Hammond 07 460 1952-03-25 United States Steel Co.-National Tube Division 07 044 1950-01-02 Gaytime 725 Broadway Gary 13 123 1967-12-04 Aetna Finance Co. of Hammond 1511 Merchants Bank Bldg Indianapolis 13 141 1968-01-02 Calumet Drafting Services AARON, Grady 02 530 1925-06-02 Daisy Dairy Products Gary 1 AARON, Johnathan D. 07 108 1950-05-23 A & Z Liquors 1403 Michigan Hammond 4 AARON, Johnathan D. 07 029 1949-11-17 A and Z Liquors 1403 Michigan St Hammond ? AARONSON, Maurice 01 195 1917-12-06 Peoples Medical Aid Association 1512 Broadway Gary 1 AARONSON, Maurice 01 195 1917-12-06 People's Iron & Metal Co 1512 Broadway Gary ABAHER, Donald R. 12 407 1966-04-29 Universal Realty Company 630 Jackson St. Gary ABALMAN, Lorine 11 087 1961-10-24 Terry's Vitamin & Cosmetic Disc?????? 15 Ridge Road Munster ABALMAN, Sam 588 1925-12-10 A. A. A. A. Store Hammond 1 ABARBANELL, Jacob 03 279 1927-12-06 Reliable Company Gary 1 ABBOTT, Angelo 08 337 1954-07-03 East Chicago Restaurant 4624 Indianapolis Blvd East Chicago ABERMAN, Jean C. 11 128 1961-12-20 Do-It-Cleaners 1005 Shelby St. Gary ABERMAN, Jean C. 09 517 1958-01-13 Whole Diamond Co. 630 Broadway Gary ABERMAN, Myles D. 09 517 1958-01-13 Whole Diamond Co. 630 Broadway Gary ABERMAN, Myles D. 11 128 1961-12-20 Do-It-Cleaners 1005 Shelby St. Gary ABNER, Arnold F. 08 296 1954-04-20 Marine Sales and Service 5520 Calumet Hammond ABRAHAMSON, Elaine 12 581 1967-04-13 A. T. & L. Co. 5850 Calumet Ave Hammond ABRAHAMSON, Gwen 12 581 1967-04-13 A. T. & L. Co. 5850 Calumet Ave Hammond ABRAHAMSON, Jack 12 581 1967-04-13 A. T. & L. Co. 5850 Calumet Ave Hammond ABRAHAMSON, Joseph 01 212 1918-03-18 Standard Auto Sheet Metal Works 944 Calumet Ave. Hammond 1 ABRAHAMSON, Leo B. 12 581 1967-04-13 A. T. & L. Co. 5850 Calumet Ave Hammond ABRAMSON, Allan L. 10 456 1960-07-26 Suburban Investment Club, c/o Lassor & Stoner 475 Broadway, Suite 508 Gary ABSHER, Donald R. 12 303 1965-11-26 Universal Realty Co. 630 Jackson Gary ABSHER, Donald R. 12 304 1965-11-25 Universal Realty Co. 630 Jackson Gary ACHOR, Dana 10 483 1960-10-01 Masterway Builders 8504 Calumet Ave Munster ACHOR, Dana 06 043 1946-07-26 South Shore Cleaners 4524 Hohman Hammond 1 ACKERMAN, Rose 08 069 1953-05-14 B-Z Food Market 2587 W. 11th Ave Gary ACKERMAN, Rose 07 586 1953-01-06 B-Z Food Market 2587 W. 11th Ave. Gary ADACHI, Geroge T. 06 315 1948-02-17 Northin Sales Company 5420 Calumet Hammond 1 ADAIR, Kenneth F. 06 454 1948-12-14 LaPlante, E. W. Company 2325 W. 46th St Indianapolis 1 ADAIR, Zola 06 454 1948-12-14 LaPlante, E. W. Company 2325 W. 46th St Indianapolis 1 ADAMS, Andrew J., Jr. 07 150 1950-07-27 Calumet Photo Service 4622 Todd Ave East Chicago ADAMS, Andrew J., Jr. 09 491 1957-11-22 Central Photo Service 719-1/2 W. Chicago Ave East Chicago ADAMS, Clifford 13 313 1968-12-03 Tom's Trading Post 56 Allen St. Hobart ADAMS, Gene A. 11 139 1962-01-25 Munster Locker Plant 8230 Calumet Ave Munster ADAMS, James E. 10 401 1960-04-25 Employee & Community Relations Investor's Club Whiting 3 ADAMS, Joe Lenard 07 171 1950-09-12 Academy Welding and Engineering Co. 4306 Calhoun St Gary ADAMS, Kay 11 485 1963-10-01 Kayann's Tap Room 1204 Lakeview Ave Whiting ADAMS, Michael 11 195 1962-05-11 Michael Adams Builders & Construction Co. 144 E. 73rd Ave Crown Point ADAMS, Michael 10 053 1958-10-02 Fiori General Contractors 504 Broadway, Suite 833 Gary ADAMS, Nick A. 10 083 1958-11-21 Adams Realty Co. 355 Rutledge St Gary ADAMS, Phil 11 019 1961-05-24 Gold - N - Lite Mix Co. 4435 Hohman Ave Hammond ADAMS, Phil 10 563 1961-02-23 No-Way Spice & Herb Co. 4435 Hohman Ave Hammond ADAMS, Phil 10 562 1961-02-23 Gold-N-Lite Mix Co. 4435 Hohman Ave Hammond ADAMS, Phil A. 09 596 1958-06-17 Gold-N-Lite Fancy Fried Chicken Hammond ADAMS, Phil A. 11 109 1961-11-17 Nu-Way Spice & Herb Co., trade mark Regal Chick 4435 Hohman Ave Hammond ADAMS, Phil A. 10 127 1959-02-11 Nu Way Spice & Herb Co. 4435 Hohman Ave Hammond ADAMS, Richard 05 428 1945-01-26 Benedict Furniture Company Whiting 1 ADAMS, Sal W. 07 123 1950-06-05 Reliable Cleaners & Dyers 1032 Broadway Gary ADAMS, Sam T. 11 202 1962-05-19 Calumet Terminal Co. 308 Cline Ave. Gary ADAMS, Thomas F. 11 139 1962-01-25 Munster Locker Plant 8230 Calumet Ave Munster ADAMS, William D. 03 243 1927-09-20 Historians' Association 1 ADAMS, Wright R. 11 417 1963-05-20 American Optical Co. 5303 State Line St. Hammond ADAMS. Richard F. 10 317 1959-12-29 A. E. J. Company 357 N. Wabash Hobart ADLER, Leo 10 369 1960-03-11 Architectural Steel & Metal Fabricating Co. 6510 Osborn Ave Hammond AFTON, N. Louis 082 1926-07-24 First Realty Company Hammond 1 AGELOPOULOS, Tom 01 376 1919-11-10 South Side Adams Hotel 1301 Adams St. Gary 1 AGNEW, W. Lynn 03 351 1928-08-25 Agnew Motor Company Hammond 1 AHLBORN, John 10 122 1921-06-22 Ahlborn, John & Son 780 Beall Ave Hammond 1 AHLBORN, John A. 10 122 1921-06-22 Ahlborn, John & Son 780 Beall Ave Hammond 1 AHMED, James 09 318 1957-02-06 Hilltop Grocery 3352 Taft St. Gary AHRENS, Donald F. 12 267 1965-09-27 A & R Trucking 3475 Rhode Island Gary AINSLEY, Walter G. 09 189 1956-07-21 Ledo Oil Co. Dyer, IN AIVALIOTIS, Paul 07 454 1952-03-13 Industrial Painting & Roofing Co. 733 Adams St Gary AKSAMIT, Helen G. 08 588 1955-07-22 Sally's 1313 W. 5th Ave Gary ALBERT, Barney D. 06 008 1946-05-06 Veterans Produce 7616-7618 Calumet Hammond 1 ALBERT, Benjamin 02 545 1925-07-30 Albert Furniture Company 910 Broadway Gary 1 ALBERT, Henry 01 265 1918-12-20 Gary Comforter Company 1612 Washington St. Gary 1 ALBERT, Larry 08 303 1954-05-08 Vanity Cleaners 703 W. Ridge Rd Gary ALBERTSON, Jack 06 142 1947-01-24 Jacks Karmelkorn Shop 3619 Main St. East Chicago 1 ALBERTSON, Jack 06 141 1947-01-24 Calumet Candy Company 3619 Main St. East Chicago 1 ALBERTSON, Josephine 06 142 1947-01-24 Jacks Karmelkorn Shop 3619 Main St. East Chicago 1 ALBRECHT, Zdzislaw S. 018 1926-01-27 Public Bond & Mortgage Company Gary 1 ALDRICH, Harry G. 07 119 1950-05-27 East Gary Building Co. ALDRICH, Harry G. 07 134 1950-06-20 East Gary Building Company 504 Broadway Gary ALDRICH, Harry G. 07 521 1952-08-20 East Gary Building Co. ALEXANDER, George S. 01 406 1920-02-07 Alexander, George and Company 542 Washington St. Gary 1 ALEXANDER, William S. 05 419 1944-12-06 Hohman-State Realty Company Hammond 1 ALEXIOU, Harry Z. 06 417 1948-10-04 Nick's Bowling Alley 752 Washington St. Gary 1 ALFIDI, Luca 07 065 1950-02-07 All Travel Service 9 E. Ridge Rd Gary ALGER, David 12 595 1967-05-05 Star Refrigeration of Gary, The 5164 Penna. St. Gary ALGER, William F. 07 068 1950-02-14 Whiting Sports & Appliances 1426 - 119th St. Whiting ALGER, William F. 07 223 1951-01-11 Whiting Sport Shop 1426 - 119th St Whiting ALLEGRETTI, Michael L. 09 566 1958-04-15 Hammond Clinic 6850 Hohman Ave. Hammond ALLEGRETTI, Michael L. 09 311 1957-01-29 Hammond Clinic, The 6850 So. Hohman Ave Hammond, IN ALLEGRETTI, Michael L. 10 042 1958-09-10 Hammond Clinic, The 6850 Hohman Ave Hammond ALLEN, Anders G. 01 467 1920-07-16 Prairie View Dairy 5001 Olcott Gary 1 ALLEN, David 07 159 1950-08-22 Prairie View Dairy Co. 5001 Olcott Ave East Chicago ALLEN, Diston 08 160 1953-11-03 Guy Funeral Home 2205 Virginia Gary ALLEN, Edward 09 172 1956-06-05 Clover Leaf Dairy 226 S. East St. Crown Point ALLEN, Edward 07 159 1950-08-22 Prairie View Dairy Co. 5001 Olcott Ave East Chicago ALLEN, Edward 09 079 1956-01-13 Clover Leaf Dairy 226 South East St. Crown Point ALLEN, Edward 09 443 1957-08-30 Clover Leaf Dairy 226 S. East St. Crown Point ALLEN, Elva F. 11 069 1961-08-31 Black Cat Restaurant, Motel and Garage 1080 East Ridge Road Hobart ALLEN, George M. 06 024 1946-06-17 Wash-O Products Company 1920 Broadway Gary 1 ALLEN, Joseph M. 01 436 1920-04-27 Broadway Inn 936 Broadway Gary 1 ALLEN, Leo Chester 045 1926-04-15 Crosby Lumber Co. 2377 W. 9th Ave. Gary 1 ALLEN, Luella E. 03 328 1928-06-01 New York Bargain Store 1837 Washington St Gary 1 ALLEN, Mattie H. 06 076 1946-09-26 Bell Ice Cream & Frozen Custard 1837 Washington St. Gary 1 ALLEN, Merida 03 328 1928-06-01 New York Bargain Store 1837 Washington St Gary 1 ALLEN, Merida 06 076 1946-09-26 Bell Ice Cream & Frozen Custard 1837 Washington St.
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