Stella Angela Bandusky
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A photo of Stella Angela Bandusky with daughter Susan Bandusky (my mother and sister)
Date & Place:
in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois United States 60638
Unknown - Unknown
Dec 25, 1922 - Mar 20, 2001
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Updated Oct 11, 2018
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Ancient Faces
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My very thought. . . Gina Lolabrada. . .can’t spell her last name. . .but she was a beautiful in her day.
She has the same face of my mother 0.0 oh gosh! (And Yes, we are italians)
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KellieAnne Foreman
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That's a nice piece of information! In California, we used to have a coffee shop chain that was called "Sambos." The walls were painted with murals from the story. They were all closed down - did they exist in other parts of the US? Do they still?
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Joanne Jacobellis
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That has always been one of my favorite stories.. too nad it has gotten a bad name. Sambo was the name of the little boy in the story...I bought a modern version of the story when my childeren were little
Joanne Jacobellis
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Yeap, these "exotic" plaques are spreading not very good vibrations for totally different culture...
No, unfortunately we had a Sambos in Arlington, Texas until the late 1970s. The imagery was as offensive as it sounds. Worse.
I also don't find the wall sconces offensive. I have Arabic art in my home (only Islamic patterns) and no one finds that offensive.
I also don't find the wall sconces offensive. I have Arabic art in my home (only Islamic patterns) and no one finds that offensive.
AncientFaces yes but where I grew up they were pancake restaurants like ihop
AncientFaces the plaques look like genies. What’s offensive ??🧞♀️
AncientFaces we lived in Syracuse NY in the mid 80’s to early 90’s and had a Sambo’s where we enjoyed their breakfasts. They are definitely closed now but their food was actually good.
My aunt has some wall plaques similar, it was popular then and she lived in small town, western Canada.
Joanne Latham Jacobellis There is one Sambo's in Santa Barbara. It was a chain, yes. Good food. Ate there many times.
AncientFaces - Had them in South Carolina - they were actually named after the two founders Sam b. and Mr Bohnett. SAM-BO. People assumed it was named after the children’s storybook and the owners capitalized on the assumption.
Rose Gasak
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Well you got it...
Enjoy
Oct 13, 2018
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Rose Gasak
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I lived through those times, they weren't pretty.
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What's uglier is hearing people complaining online about what can't be done because it's passed.
Liz Cain
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Rose Gasak
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Offensive? It was when women looked like women, and it worked WAY better that way. And I say mid-late 60's, as the "Mom" isn't wearing any gloves with such a fancy dress. My friend's Mom has a picture of her & her Husband from 63, and she's wearing gloves in it. Could be earlier, but that's what I think...
Rose Gasak
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Iri Bendis women dressed feminine, in a dress, poised feminine, looked altogether feminine. Like a woman,
Haha oh, so being feminine is dependant on a piece of clothing and if you don't dress in pretty dresses you're what...? Not female?
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