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The following information was given to Historic Saranac Lake along with a donation by Thomas Wells, June 8, 2020 | The following information was given to Historic Saranac Lake along with a donation by Thomas Wells, June 8, 2020 | ||
These came to me from my mother, Georgia Maltesios Wells. She attended [[Saranac | These came to me from my mother, Georgia Maltesios Wells. She attended [[Saranac Lake high school|Saranac Lake high school]], both junior and senior high, from 1935-41. She lived in several locations in Saranac Lake including [[33 Bloomingdale Avenue|33 Bloomingdale Avenue]], [[15 Lake Street|15 Lake Street]], and [[Ledger Block|25 Broadway]]. My mother married Emerson Wells in 1954 and these items came from a trip they took so she could show her hometown to him. She worked at Sarbanes Coffee Shop in 1938, Thomas and Mary's hairstyle shop 1939-1940, Northern New York wholesale Souvenir Co. 1941-42, and Walsemann's Coffee Shop, 1942-44. | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 22 December 2025
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Married: Emerson Wells
Children: Thomas Wells
Georgia Wells (nee Maltesios) attended middle and high school in Saranac Lake from 1935-1941. She had several immediate family members who suffered from TB, including her sister, Fotini, who was treated at a sanatorium in Saranac Lake.
The following information was given to Historic Saranac Lake along with a donation by Thomas Wells, June 8, 2020
These came to me from my mother, Georgia Maltesios Wells. She attended Saranac Lake high school, both junior and senior high, from 1935-41. She lived in several locations in Saranac Lake including 33 Bloomingdale Avenue, 15 Lake Street, and 25 Broadway. My mother married Emerson Wells in 1954 and these items came from a trip they took so she could show her hometown to him. She worked at Sarbanes Coffee Shop in 1938, Thomas and Mary's hairstyle shop 1939-1940, Northern New York wholesale Souvenir Co. 1941-42, and Walsemann's Coffee Shop, 1942-44.