Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2010 09 20

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Katie 1 ort was barn circa .1.895 uii Italy and emigrated to the US rr9 I ht early 191.10s, Katie Forta"s maiden name was Mossoni And that she was 'the younger sislet of lows businessritan Lawrence Mnwini_ John Pnrta's parents were members of the Portal family who lured CM La Tare Avenue. The earl,/!his,tr rtr raf tlhe hawse at 1131 Jefferson is associated with these Italian families of Louisville Loretta J),acoe, 193 P.W. tPasqu f Leta SIDUt Thew owned this horse 1939 %4 and resided there during that pert i- 'They were married in 1939, the same year in which P:W, lark* purchased the h ustp P.W. Jae was the only child_ 01 Eliseo and Anti l•acoe, who operated the Jame Store where the Historical Museum is riuw !Mated (E iseo Jaime had come front I'taly and Ann Woe was of Italian descent) P.W. ,113COR was born in 1913 in Louisville. As an adult, he worked for a tune as a clerk iv: the lame Store and the store was at that time called "Jack Sort.." R.W. then went on to use his chemistry degree ftem CAI to have a 511Cressful career as a scientist He eventually became the director of the Colorado Department of Health's Occupational and Radiological Health Division_ Q.W.. laces died in a one car accident in 1972 near 5uperni r white on his way to a cterifererice at Pocky Flats thy that time, the James 'had r;n€awe a few doers youth to 1101 Leff rsonj_ For many years, the Colorado Public Wealth Association gave out the P:4 Jacoe Memorial Award in Environmental Health in his rite-friary, LOTIE11a Stmt /awe was born in 1918 ari was a rflember of the area's Stout tarnIlV. Percy Cat>olyn rearroe owned and Bleed in this house 1966.1999, The Conarroes aw +ire aria operated Louisville's newspaper, The Louisville Tories,