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SIBBING'S JEWELRY. H.F.C. Schneider opened a jewelry store in downtown Dubuque in 1882. Ed Sibbing joined the firm and the company was renamed Schneider and Sibbing's. Sibbing purchased the business in 1922 and changed the name to--Sibbing's. After the death of Sibbing in 1942, the business was purchased by Nat Teguns. In 1952 Ray Robey purchased the business from Tegun. Sibbings was last owned by George Robey. | [[Image:sibbings.jpg|left|thumb|350px|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]SIBBING'S JEWELRY. H.F.C. Schneider opened a jewelry store in downtown Dubuque in 1882. Ed Sibbing joined the firm and the company was renamed Schneider and Sibbing's. Sibbing purchased the business in 1922 and changed the name to--Sibbing's. After the death of Sibbing in 1942, the business was purchased by Nat Teguns. In 1952 Ray Robey purchased the business from Tegun. Sibbings was last owned by George Robey. | ||
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Revision as of 03:26, 31 July 2010
SIBBING'S JEWELRY. H.F.C. Schneider opened a jewelry store in downtown Dubuque in 1882. Ed Sibbing joined the firm and the company was renamed Schneider and Sibbing's. Sibbing purchased the business in 1922 and changed the name to--Sibbing's. After the death of Sibbing in 1942, the business was purchased by Nat Teguns. In 1952 Ray Robey purchased the business from Tegun. Sibbings was last owned by George Robey.