Joseph and Gloria Hadbavny interview, 24 March 2003
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This oral history interview, conducted on March 24, 2003, in North Olmsted, Ohio, features Joseph and Gloria Hadbavny, who recount their memories of life in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland. The interview covers a range of topics, including the ethnic diversity of the Tremont area, community interactions, and cultural practices. Gloria shares vivid recollections of childhood experiences, holiday traditions, and the social dynamics of the neighborhood, while Joseph discusses his family's immigrant background, local businesses, and the impact of broader historical events such as World War II on their community. The interview provides a detailed narrative of life in Tremont from the early 20th century through the post-war period, reflecting on the changes that led to the Hadbavnys' eventual move to the suburbs.
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