Posted by Ron Filion on Monday, November 28, 2005 at 16:41:49 :

In Reply to: Lillian Palmer Copper Shop posted by Paula Lichtenberg on Thursday, November 17, 2005 at 13:48:42 :

Using the "Early San Francisco Newspaper Index (1904-49)" at the San Francisco Main Library, there were a few references to Lillian Palmer, and one specifically mentionally the Copper Shop. Here are two that also had a picture of her.

"California Women in Public Life." San Francisco Chronicle, 17 January 1917, page 51.

This article included a number of women. I have copied and posted Palmer's info at: http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/history/hgoe61.htm

"Housewives Learning to Wield Saw and Hammer. School Offers Instruction in Home Repairs." San Francisco Chronicle, 5 May 1922, page 17.

Ron

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Message:	: Using the "Early San Francisco Newspaper Index (1904-49)" at the San Francisco Main Library, there were a few references to Lillian Palmer, and one specifically mentionally the Copper Shop. Here are two that also had a picture of her. : "California Women in Public Life." San Francisco Chronicle, 17 January 1917, page 51. : This article included a number of women. I have copied and posted Palmer's info at: http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/history/hgoe61.htm : "Housewives Learning to Wield Saw and Hammer. School Offers Instruction in Home Repairs." San Francisco Chronicle, 5 May 1922, page 17. : Ron