In the 1930s, Tuty S. Jeffrey operated a pool parlor
at 931 West Washington Street. He also sold soft drinks and had a lunch counter
at his establishment. Jeffrey’s Pool Parlor was in the same block as Link’s Hall, and across the street from
the Mertz Hardware store.
This
lovely image of a young lady was given away as apromotion for the business. This item also
features a sentiment from James Whitcomb Riley that reads:
It’s
the song ye sing
And
the smile ye wear,
That’s
amaking the sun shine,
Every
where.
Tutti Salvatore Jeffrey, also known as Thomas, died on
June 16, 1961. In his later years, he was well known as the steward at the
Knights of Columbus. Funeral services for Mr. Jeffrey were held at the Charles
J. Andres Sons’ Funeral Home and at Saints Peter and Paul Church, with Father
Marlborough officiating. Burial was at Calvary Cemetery.
2 comments:
The Music Man (Professor Harry Hill) would have been able to tell Sandusky about the dangers of the pool hall. ^_^
It was Harold Hill.
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