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Announcing the formation of Harold C. Shore & Co., 50 Broad Street, New York: a general brokerage business in unlisted stocks and bonds. Member of the National Association of Securities Dealers.Newspaper clipping, paper not named, August 1955 (date written by hand; the day is hard to read)Harold’s business card: Harold C. Shore & Co., Inc., 50 Broad Street, New York 4, N.Y.Business card, Year not knownHarold Schnuer admitted to the New York Curb Exchange, with new offices at 39 Broadway.American Business Review (written by hand on the clipping), January 15, 1930Wedding invitation: Mrs. L. Strulowitz requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her granddaughter, Miss Mae C. Strahl, to Mr. Harold C. Schnuer, on Tuesday, February eleventh, nineteen hundred and thirty, at seven o’clock, at The Aperion Manor, Kings Highway and E. Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.Wedding invitation. The fold crease across the middle was smoothed out digitally; the wording is untouched., February 11, 1930Harold Shore of Harold C. Shore & Co., Inc., with Thomas O'Keefe, Marvin Danielson, John Mayer and Frank Hall.Trade-paper clipping, Year not knownHarold and Mae C. Shore.Official NSTA Supplement, page 273, Year not knownPage 273 of an Official NSTA Supplement: eight couples at a convention. Harold and Mae are third row, left: "Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Shore of Harold C. Shore & Co., New York."Official NSTA Supplement, page 273, Year not shownOffering circular, December 11, 1957: 52,000 shares of Capital Cities Television Corporation capital stock at $5.75 a share. Harold C. Shore & Co., 50 Broad Street, New York, is named as an underwriter, with First Securities Corporation of Durham, North Carolina.Offering Circular, Capital Cities Television Corporation, December 11, 1957Letter from the Chicago Board Options Exchange acknowledging the sale of Warren Shore's membership seat on July 11, 1980. Addressed to Warren at First Options of Chicago, Inc.Chicago Board Options Exchange, Office of Membership, July 14, 1980The reply card and envelope from the wedding invitation. The card asks guests to respond before January twenty-fifth. The envelope is addressed to Mrs. L. Strulowitz, Mae's grandmother, at Brighton Beach Avenue, Brooklyn.Wedding invitation set (see C13), Early 1930A handwritten note card, "To my darling, with all my love, Bub," with its envelope addressed "M. C. Schnuer." Mae called Harold "Bub."Family keepsake, Probably around 1930Invitation to Warren George Shore's Bar Mitzvah, from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shore: Saturday, February 22, 1947, at ten in the morning, Temple Emanu-El, Lynbrook, Long Island.Printed invitation, February 22, 1947The marriage certificate, in English. Harold Schnuer and Minnie (Mae) Strulowitz, Brooklyn, N.Y., on the Eleventh of February 1930 (14 Sh’vat 5690). The minister signed Israel Goldfarb, 360 Clinton St., Brooklyn. Witnesses: Max Martin and Marcus Mandel. Bride and groom signed it themselves.Certificate of marriage, February 11, 1930The Hebrew marriage contract (ketubah) that goes with the certificate. It is headed with the verse “The voice of joy and the voice of gladness, the voice of the bridegroom and the voice of the bride.”Ketubah, Brooklyn, N.Y., February 11, 1930A note from Warren, in pencil, from Brooklyn Ave. School, Valley Stream, N.Y., dated February 8, 1946: “Dear Mom and Dad, Will you come to our play… on Feb. 15, 1946 at 9 o’clock… I hope you can come. Your son, Warren.” The paper is torn and some words are missing.Family keepsake, February 8, 1946A letter to the newlyweds from Louis Lazarus, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 1482 Broadway, New York, dated February 13, 1930, two days after the wedding. He writes that the “bridal festivities amazed me,” encloses a check for ten dollars, and ends: “May you live as long as you want to; and may you be happy as long as you live!” It is addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Schnuer, in care of Mrs. G. Rosensweig, Brighton Beach Avenue, Brooklyn.Letter from Louis Lazarus, February 13, 1930Memorial card for Warren G. Shore. Born February 19, 1934, New York, New York. Died October 27, 2007, Miami Shores, Florida. Memorial service Sunday, November 4, 2007, at 1:00 p.m., Lithgow Bennett Philbrick Funeral Home.Memorial card, October 27, 2007Memorial card for Mae C. Shore. Born March 8, 1909. Died February 13, 2007. Services Sunday, February 18, 2007, at Riverside Gordon Memorial Chapel, Aventura, Florida. Officiating: Rabbi Yisroel Finman.Memorial card, February 13, 2007Certificate from the Nassau County Clerk that the court order changing the name of Harold Charles Schnuer to Harold Charles Shore was complied with. The order was filed April 20, 1944 and took effect May 29, 1944 (No. 880/1944). This certificate was issued November 19, 1963.County Clerk, Nassau County, Mineola, N.Y., Effective May 29, 1944The name-change order itself, in a photostat copy shown here with its colors reversed so it can be read. Nassau County Court, Case No. 880/1944: Harold Charles Schnuer was authorized to assume the name Harold Charles Shore. The order is dated April 18, 1944 and entered April 20, 1944. It took effect May 29, 1944, on condition that it be published in the Long Beach Life and that proof of service on the Local Draft Board be filed. The County Clerk certified on May 26, 1944 that every condition was met.County Court, Nassau County, N.Y., April 18, 1944A letter to Mae from Dr. Abraham Moss, 135 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, signed “Uncle Abe,” dated March 2nd, ’33. It is a letter of sympathy and encouragement: “Keep a stout heart… Time will make things easier, and bring back the sunshine and happiness.” He sends love from Aunt Ethel and Marion.Letter, March 2, 1933A child’s letter to the newlyweds, page 1 of 2: “Dear Mae & Harold: I did like your wedding. I hope youse are feeling fine. Write a letter to us… I can’t wait until I see you. When you come back, I will know if you liked it there. Ding-dong says the clock. I got more soldiers than I did have.”Letter, Probably February 1930Page 2 of 2: “I am in the morning class. We have fun. I won two games in skip, squat. Coming from your dear BUDDY.” A line below reads “This is just as Buddy dictated it.”Letter, Probably February 1930A letter from Frances to Mae and Harold, page 1 of 3, dated “Wednesday, Feb. 19.” She is sorry she and Dave could not see them off. “Mae, you sure did make a gorgeous bride, and as for Harold, everyone is just raving about how gorgeous he looked too.”Letter, Wednesday, Feb. 19, probably 1930Page 2 of 3: Frances hopes they enjoyed the trip on the boat. Their cables did not give an address, so she had someone in the office find it. Family news follows.Letter, Wednesday, Feb. 19, probably 1930Page 3 of 3: news of a snowstorm over the weekend, thanks for the gifts Mae left on the children’s bed, and “with love from all of us, Lovingly, Frances.”Letter, Wednesday, Feb. 19, probably 1930Harold and Mae with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinberg and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Nieman, at a convention.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, convention number, Boca Raton, 1959 (written by hand)Harold with Robert Franz, Jerome J. Gunther and H. M. Dharamsey.Supplement to the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Volume 195, No. 6158, Probably May 1962 (to confirm)Harold and Mae with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jeske, Arnold J. Wechsler, and Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, Jr.Trade-paper clipping, Year not knownHarold with his son Warren.Trade-paper clipping, Year not knownLeft to right: Ted Young of New York Hanseatic Corporation; Warren G. Shore of George, O’Neill & Co., Inc.; and Harold C. Shore of Harold C. Shore & Co.Trade-paper clipping, Year not knownHarold C. Shore of Harold C. Shore & Co., and Warren G. Shore of George, O'Neill & Co., Inc.Directory page, Year not known