| Bogart Pharmacy The Beach’s Pioneer Druggist 720 Main Phone 14 {etched} |
| Postcard postcard on ebay that was published by Bogart Pharmacy. |
Online obits show that a Mrs. Ethel Bogart a Daytona native living at 715 Main died in 1950, predeceased by her husband, Malcolm,
Survived by Robert S. Bogart who died in around 1958 (Robert's widow lived at 24 N Halifax)
Another online reference stated that a Robert Bogart had a marine museum on the second floor of the Main Street Pier that was
open to the public and the top attraction at one time was a stuffed manatee.
I located the granddaughter and emailed her the info, she's around 71 years old and an artist of sorts.
From the gravestones
BOGART, Ethel S., b. 1890 d. 1950, "Beloved"
BOGART, Malcolm N., b. 1874 d. 1940, "Beloved"
BOGART, Robert S., b. 1915 d. 1958
Survived by Robert S. Bogart who died in around 1958 (Robert's widow lived at 24 N Halifax)
Another online reference stated that a Robert Bogart had a marine museum on the second floor of the Main Street Pier that was
open to the public and the top attraction at one time was a stuffed manatee.
I located the granddaughter and emailed her the info, she's around 71 years old and an artist of sorts.
From the gravestones
BOGART, Ethel S., b. 1890 d. 1950, "Beloved"
BOGART, Malcolm N., b. 1874 d. 1940, "Beloved"
BOGART, Robert S., b. 1915 d. 1958
Daytona Beach, Florida