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PABODIE, Robert H. 08 049 1953-04-09 United Cooling Tower Co PABODIE, Robert H. 08 049 1953-04-09 United Cooling Tower Co. 4022 Broadway Kansas City, MO PACHIS, Christ 031 1926-03-08 Olympic Delicatessen 101 E. 5th Avenue Gary 1 PACHTER, Louis H. 11 243 1962-09-07 Ramp Company 634 Washington St. Gary PACHTER, Sidney L. 11 243 1962-09-07 Ramp Company 634 Washington St. Gary PACIFIC, Al 10 201 1959-06-22 Griffith Land Development Company 7002 Indianapolis Blvd Hammond 9 PACIFIC, Frank 10 201 1959-06-22 Griffith Land Development Company 7002 Indianapolis Blvd Hammond 9 PADGETT, Nicole 13 031 1967-07-07 Associated French-American Import Export Co. 6132 Garfield Hammond PADGETT, Robert 13 031 1967-07-07 Associated French-American Import Export Co. 6132 Garfield Hammond PAGANIS, Theodore 06 263 1947-10-20 South Shore Restaurant 723 W. Chicago Ave East Chicago 1 PAGE, James L. 11 469 1963-09-10 Hooiser Realty 9136 Wicker Park Blvd Highland ? PAHOLSKI, James 05 581 1946-04-10 J & J Grocery 2500 W. 11th Ave. Gary 1 PAINTER, Tracy 06 021 1946-06-08 Ridge Road I.G.A. Grocery & Market 1496 E. Ridge Rd. Gary 1 PAKAN, Evelyn 09 059 1955-11-12 Hair-Craft Studio 1851 Indianapolis Blvd. Whiting PAKAN, Evelyn 10 084 1958-11-22 Hair-Craft Studio 1851 Indianapolis Blvd Whiting 2 PALGEN, Chris 05 518 1945-12-02 Flemings Radio Service 562 Washington St Gary 1 PALMER, John 11 575 1964-03-16 American Heating & Cooling 1 PALMER, Raymond 13 231 1968-06-03 Tivoli Washerette 822-30 W. 5th Ave Gary PALMER, Theodore D., Prop. 02 356 1923-12-08 Lake Shore Packing Company 3316 Watling Ave Indiana Harbor 1 PALOVCIK, Ann 08 345 1954-07-09 Ann's Country Kitchen 2300 W. Ridge Road Gary PANAGIOTIDIS, Fott 11 214 1962-06-26 Aaron Industrial Painting and Decorating Service PANASUK, Vasil 07 129 1950-06-13 Willows, The 404 - 112th St. Hammond PANCHISIN, Andy 07 520 1952-08-18 Hoosier Auto Sales 6908 Calumet Ave. Hammond PANCHISIN, George 07 520 1952-08-18 Hoosier Auto Sales 6908 Calumet Ave. Hammond PANCRAC, Robert J. 10 322 1960-01-07 Plexicart Co. 7026 Woodlawn Ave Hammond PANOUSOS, John 1915-11-30 Gary Greek Bakery Company 1518 Adams St. Gary 1 PANOUSOS, John 01 325 1919-06-11 Gary Greek Bakery 1536 Adams St. Gary 1 PANSHISIN, John 07 520 1952-08-18 Hoosier Auto Sales 6908 Calumet Ave. Hammond PANTEA, Romul 567 1925-10-23 United Fixture Company 1049-59 Washington St. Gary 1 PANTELICH, Steve D. 02 188 1922-03-16 Colonial Grocery & Meat Market 2121 Adams & 39th & Bdwy Gary 1 PANTELICH, Steve D. 02 397 1924-05-02 Colonial Department Store 3886 Broadway Gary 1 PAPAMIHOLY, Antone 01 325 1919-06-11 Gary Greek Bakery 1536 Adams St. Gary 1 PAPANOS, Willilam 11 041 1961-07-07 Modern Cleaners 3708 Broadway Gary PAPAS, John 133 1917-01-26 Constantine I. B. 1528 Adams St. Gary 1 PAPES, Theodore C. 05 378 1944-06-03 Palace of Gifts 778 Broadway Gary 1 PAPES, Theodore C. 05 378 1944-06-03 Palace of Flowers 778 Broadway Gary 1 PAPPAS, Bill 02 126 1921-07-09 Hermis Cash Grocery and Meat Market 1245 Washington Gary 1 PAPPAS, D. M. 12 017 1964-05-21 Ajax Sanitary Supply Co. 1245 Wash. St. Gary PAPPAS, Diana M. 08 178 1953-12-11 Ajax Sanitary Supply Co. 28 W. 14th Ave Gary PAPPAS, George 02 404 1924-05-24 Liberty Fruit Store 396 E. State St. Hammond 1 PAPPAS, Jim 01 182 1917-10-16 Home Restaurant 3214 Guthrie St. Indiana Harbor 1 PAPPAS, Mike G. 02 134 1921-08-05 Gary Painting and Roofing Company 1512 Broadway Gary 1 PAPPAS, Pete 01 456 1920-06-22 Brotherhood Pool Room Indiana Harbor 1 PAPPAS, Tony 01 333 1919-06-30 Gary Greek Bakery 1536 Adams St. Gary 1 PAPPAS, William 01 274 1919-01-27 Athens Coffee House and Pool-Room 704 Washington St. Gary 1 PAPPAS, William 03 228 1927-08-08 Majestic Grocery & Market 20 W. 5th Ave. Gary 1 PAPPAS, William J. 02 277 1923-01-13 Majestic Cash Meat Market 20 W. 5th Ave Gary 1 PARADISE, James 07 284 1951-04-13 Tasty Hamburger Shop 12 W. 7th Ave. Gary PARADISE, James 09 312 1957-01-30 Gary Restaurant 918 Broadway Gary PARADISE, James 06 517 1949-06-09 Tasty Sandwich Shop 12 W. 7th Avenue Gary 1 PARADISE, James 06 478 1949-03-02 Tasty Sandwich Shop 12 W. 7th Avenue Gary 1 PARADISE, James 07 561 1952-11-03 Huddle Inn 460 Washington St Gary PARADISE, James (his mark) 07 012 1949-10-13 Tasty Sandwich Shop 12 W. 7th Ave. Gary PARADISE, Oranis (her mark) 07 012 1949-10-13 Tasty Sandwich Shop 12 W. 7th Ave. Gary PARAGOLAS, Harry 02 508 1925-04-16 Liberty Cleaners 1715 Broadway Gary 1 PARENT, Edward J. 09 359 1957-04-20 K & H News 451 Washington Gary PARENT, Edward J., Gen'l Partner 12 181 1965-04-22 K. & H. News 754 Broadway Gary 2 PARIS, Ralph D. 13 209 1968-04-25 Boulevard Tastee-Freez PARKER, Fred 030 1926-03-08 Flashtric Sign Works Crown Point ? 1 PARKER, Harry S. 030 1926-03-08 Flashtric Sign Works Crown Point ? 1 PARKER, Phyllis Ann 12 185 1965-04-2? Glen Park Insurance Agency 3808 Broadway Gary PARKER, Phyllis Ann 07 405 1951-12-05 Glen Park Insurance Agency 3808 Broadway Gary PARKER, Refregee 09 495 1957-12-06 Community Cleaning Service 1966 Willard St Gary PARKER, Vern W. 01 166 1917-07-31 Parker, V. W. Company 216 Michigan Hammond 1 PARKER, William W. 01 166 1917-07-31 Parker, V. W. Company 216 Michigan Hammond 1 PARKINS, Fred A. 05 501 1945-11-20 Burke Printing Company 525 Washington Gary 1 PARKINS, Fred A. 09 060 1955-11-14 Burke Printing Company 525 Washington St. Gary PARKINS, Fred A. 06 197 1947-04-22 Burke Printing Company 525 Washington Gary 1 PAROS, Angelo 01 282 1919-02-15 Gary Oriental Rug Cleaners 505 Broadway Gary 1 PARRENNY, Sam 1917-07-11 Unity Goodyear Shoe Repairing Company 105 W. 7th Ave. Gary 1 PARRY, Jack R. 12 249 1965-08-12 Arrow Public Relations 774 Conn. St. Gary PARRY, Malcolm V. 11 190 1962-04-18 Lowell Home Supply Co. 407 Commerical Ave. Lowell PARRY, Malcolm V. 05 557 1946-03-04 Lowell Home Supply Lowell 1 PARRY, Vernon 02 254 1922-11-03 Lake County Pioneer Monumental Works Crown Point 1 PARSONS, Joseph H., Jr., Mgr 13 137 1967-12-20 Shepard Laboratories 2500 165th St. Hammond PARSONS, Mary 09 312 1957-01-30 Gary Restaurant 918 Broadway Gary PARTINDOR?, J. F., Sec. 12 301 1965-11-22 American Steel Foundries, div. AMSTED Industries, Inc. 1511 Merchants Bank Bldg Indianapolis PASS, Hyman 03 248 1927-10-04 Indiana Clothing Company Gary 1 PASTORE, Clara 08 588 1955-07-22 Sally's 1313 W. 5th Ave Gary PASTRICK, Robert A. 11 467 1963-09-06 State - Lake Agency 4854 Kennedy East Chicago PATCHER, Louis H. 12 313 1965-12-07 Pachter Construction Co. 1160 N. Shelby St. Gary PATCHER, Ruth T. 12 313 1965-12-07 Pachter Construction Co. 1160 N. Shelby St. Gary PATCHER, Sidney L. 12 313 1965-12-07 Pachter Construction Co. 1160 N. Shelby St. Gary PATERSON, Helen S. 11 009 1961-05-13 Associated Underwriters 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Helen S. 10 566 1961-03-01 Assocated Underwriters 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Helen S. 11 008 1961-05-13 Metropolitan Gary Development Associates 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Helen S. 10 565 1961-03-01 Metropolitan Gary Development Associates 504 Broadway, Suite 533 Gary PATERSON, Helen S. 11 292 1962-11-13 Syndication Associates (Real Estate) 408 Washington St. Gary PATERSON, Phillip G. 11 008 1961-05-13 Metropolitan Gary Development Associates 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Phillip G. 11 009 1961-05-13 Associated Underwriters 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Thomas G. 10 566 1961-03-01 Assocated Underwriters 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Thomas G. 10 565 1961-03-01 Metropolitan Gary Development Associates 504 Broadway, Suite 533 Gary PATERSON, Thomas G. 10 525 1960-12-27 Associated Underwriters 504 Broadway Gary PATERSON, Thomas G. 11 292 1962-11-13 Syndication Associates (Real Estate) 408 Washington St. Gary PATRICK, Frank 09 147 1956-05-07 Ideal Electric Company Rt. #3 Ohio St. Cedar Lake, IN PATRICK, Frank, Jr. 09 362 1957-04-24 Ideal Electric Company R. R. #3 Cedar Lake, IN PATRICK, M. R. 10 421 1960-05-25 P & K Carpenter Contractors 3133 Lincoln St. Highland PATTERSON, M. J. 11 443 1963-07-16 Service Painting Co. 4902 East 13th Ave. Gary PATTERSON, Ron 12 419 1966-05-17 Chances R, The 8133 Meadow Lane Munster PATTON, P. R. 02 381 1924-03-19 Patton & Cole 712 Broadway Gary 1 PAUL, Earl 07 141 1950-06-26 Dairy Bowl 333 N. Broad St. Griffith PAUL, Irvin J. 145 1927-01-21 Clark Road Garage 4629 W. 5th Ave Gary 1 PAUL, Jennie 03 166 1927-03-09 Ladies Tailoring Company 567 Washington Gary 1 PAUL, Mike 02 078 1921-02-24 Sanitary Dairy Company 1743 Washington St. Gary 1 PAUL, Mike 01 164 1917-07-28 American Restaurant of Gary 22 W. 7th Ave Gary 1 PAUPORE, Wililam R. 05 395 1944-08-22 United Abrasive Grain Company Hobart 1 PAVEL, Daid 12 564 1967-03-06 Gary Communications 4434 Carolina Gary PAVEL, David 09 442 1957-08-23 Gary Communications 4434 Carolina St.
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