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Vogue Cleaners

412 E Main

 

 

1962

07 27       Carl A. Hobus, Watertown businessman who for many years owned and operated the Vogue Cleaners from which he retired when he sold the business last year to the present operator, Trevor Kevan, has joined the Container Development Corporation, 415 South Monroe Street.  His appointment to the position of sales-service manager was made in the company’s announcement.  Mr. Hobus began his career in Watertown as a linotype operator in the Daily Times plant before going into business for himself.  He has been active in local organizations and in the city’s musical circles.    WDT

 

2008

06 15       HONORARY PARADE MARSHALS

Honorary parade marshals for this year's Fourth of July event are George "Soapy" and Karen Oestreich, former owners of Vogue Cleaners and Easy Wash Coin Laundry in Watertown.  Both have resided in Watertown their entire lives and have been involved in many community activities.  "We're very proud of our community and that's why we've been involved in a lot of things," Karen Oestreich said.  "I just can't imagine living anywhere else."  The Oestreichs purchased Vogue Cleaners in 1972 and built Easy Wash Coin in 1982 before retiring in 2004.  They were members of the chamber of commerce for 31 years.

 

 

 

Cross References:

Vogue Cleaners

1921, 406 E Main

Vogue Cleaners

1935, 412 E Main

Vogue Cleaners

1950, 412 E Main

Vogue Cleaners

1957c, 412 E Main, 1950s-70s city assessor form, WHS_006_059a

Vogue Cleaners

1957c, 412 E Main, 1950s-70s city assessor image, WHS_006_059b

Vogue Cleaners

1971, 412 E Main

Vogue Cleaners

1975, 412 E Main, WHS_005_314

Vogue Cleaners

1993, 412 E Main

Vogue Cleaners

412 E Main St, Reinhold Budewitz, prop

 

 

 

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