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KYLE H. WEAVER

 

 

            A progressive businessman of Stockton, Kyle H. Weaver is the owner and proprietor of the Pennant Cleaners located at 1650 South El Dorado Street, Stockton, where he is equipped to do all kinds of cleaning and dyeing.  His entire life has been spent in Stockton, where he was born May 18, 1888, a son of Myrt and Josephine (Lewis) Weaver, natives of Iowa and California, respectively.  The maternal grandfather of our subject fought in the Mexican War and came to California in an early day.  Myrt Weaver came to California in the early ‘50s with a surveying crew, crossing the plains with wagons drawn by mules.  For many years he was an attendant at the Stockton State Hospital and is remembered by the old settlers of Stockton as a popular musician.  This pioneer and his wife and living retired at Modesto, California.

            Kyle H. Weaver was educated in the Jackson and Grant schools in Stockton and at the age of fifteen started to work, first in the spinning room of the Stockton Woolen Mills and later in a planing mill and then in the Stockton City Laundry.  In 1908 he determined to enter business on his own account and with A. A. Mallett as a partner, he founded the Pennant Cleaners.  He purchased a corner lot at 1650 South El Dorado Street and started in a small way in a shed built on the rear of the lot; four years ago he purchased his partner’s interest and has since conducted the business alone.  In 1923 Mr. Weaver erected a building 36 x 70 feet on his property, concrete and brick, making it as nearly fireproof as possible, and will be equipped with the best and most modern machinery.  Two motor delivery wagons are required to take care of his business.

            The marriage of Mr. Weaver united him with Miss Louise Cassinelli, a native of Jackson, California, and they are the parents of one son, Bob.  Mr. Weaver is a member of the Exchange Club in Stockton and the National Association of Master Dyers & Cleaners.

 

 

Transcribed by V. Gerald Iaquinta.

Source: Tinkham, George H., History of San Joaquin County, California , Page 1509.  Los Angeles, Calif.: Historic Record Co., 1923.


© 2012  V. Gerald Iaquinta.

 

 

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