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1936
Lithuanian-American Phone ListingsIn 1936, a beetle was a bug, grass grew on the Illinois prairie, and gay meant you were happy. It was a time when fresh milk, eggs, and bread were delivered to your doorstep, coal rattled down the metal chut into your basement, and ice was delivered to your door via horse-drawn wagon. There were 3,484 listings in the 1936 Chicago-area Lithuanian telephone directory, the most popular Lithuanian business was tavern owner, and Cicero was the 'little Lithuania' of Chicago Suburbs.
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(Total Number of Records in Database: 10)
| Incura, Paul Address: 6154 S Fairfield Av Remarks: | Ivanauskas, Kaz Address: 726 W 18th St Remarks: Meat Market and Grocery | Iwaskiewicz, Boleslovas Address: 3949 S Rockwell St Remarks: |
| Insoda, V. P. Address: 3045 W 60th St Remarks: | Ivanauskas, Pranciska Address: 726 W 18th St Remarks: Meat Market and Grocery | Iwaszkewicz, Roman Address: 8410 S Justin St Remarks: |
| Ivanauskas, Address: Remarks: See: Evanauskas | Ivaska, A. P. Address: 5804 Addison St Remarks: Grocery | , Address: Remarks: |
| Ivanauskas, Ignatius Address: 122 Kensington Av Remarks: | Iwashkevich, Victor Address: 3723 W 63rd St Remarks: | , Address: Remarks: |
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