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[[File:Everything%20Electrical.jpg|left|]]</img>[[File:Everything%20Electrical.jpg|left|thumb|''|Lake Placid News''|, April 13, 1923 ]] [[File:Dorsey%20Radios.jpg|right|]]</img>[[File:Dorsey%20Radios.jpg|right|thumb|''|Lake Placid News''|, November 26, 1926 ]]  '''Born:''' 

'''Died:''' 

'''Married:''' Elaine B. Shackett 

'''Children:''' [[William%20C.%20Shackett%2C%20Jr.|William C. Shackett, Jr.]], Thelma Grant 

'''William C. Shackett''' sold "radio receiving sets" from a shop at [[18%20Main%20Street|18 Main Street]] in 1923; by 1926 he had moved the shop to [[8%20Dorsey%20Street|8 Dorsey Street]].  In 1933, he sold Oldsmobiles at 8 Dorsey Street.  In 1937, he was acting as a contractor in the building of an extension to the [[Petrova%20School|Petrova School]] to house the [[Fresh%20Air%20school|Fresh Air school]]. 

In 1933 he operated the William C. Shackett Battery Station at 8 Dorsey Street.  In 1936, he operated Shackett's Super Service Auto/Gas at [[16%20Bloomingdale%20Avenue|16 Bloomingdale Avenue]].  In 1938 he operated Shackett's Battery & Ignition Service Electrical Shop at [[48%20Main%20Street|48 Main Street]]. In 1948, he listed himself in the village directory as a flight instructor. 
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''[[Adirondack%20Enterprise|Adirondack Enterprise]]'', August 26, 1925 

'''Call a Yellow Cab—''' Service Taxi Co. Wm. C. Shackett, Proprietor Phone 867 

[[File:Oldsmobile.jpg|left|]]</img>[[File:Oldsmobile.jpg|left|thumb|''|Lake Placid News''|, June 23, 1933 ]] 

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