Comments on: New York vs Bed Bugs (1944) http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/2009/04/24/new-york-vs-bed-bugs-1944/ NYC bed bug policy advocacy | archive Sat, 31 Dec 2011 04:54:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Short takes — New York vs Bed Bugs http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/2009/04/24/new-york-vs-bed-bugs-1944/#comment-845 Short takes — New York vs Bed Bugs Thu, 01 Oct 2009 15:35:21 +0000 http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/?p=2457#comment-845 [...] We had a visit from someone who remembers Sameth Exterminating!: I’m looking at a name plate on my desk that belonged tomy Dad: J.I. Cutler that sat on his desk at Sameth for more than 25 years. I loved visiting the office at 200 fifth Ave. every once in a while on Saturday morning when my Dad did his paperwork. He was an outside salesman with many large and famous customers, such as Sunshine Buiscuit, Baraccini Chocolate and the 1939 New York Worlds Fair. Nat Fremed, Sameth’s chemist had a display cabinet in his office of all the specimens of insects, rodentia etc. It kept me busy while Dad did his work. Than as a special treat we might go to the Aldine Club for lunch. Then to a Yankee game, ( the Lou Gherig Yankees.), the Circus, the N.Y. Aquarium or perhaps a Broadway Matinee, one of which I remember was Porgy and Bess. Sameth was a lifesaver to us as it was a job during the Great Depression. [...] [...] We had a visit from someone who remembers Sameth Exterminating!: I’m looking at a name plate on my desk that belonged tomy Dad: J.I. Cutler that sat on his desk at Sameth for more than 25 years. I loved visiting the office at 200 fifth Ave. every once in a while on Saturday morning when my Dad did his paperwork. He was an outside salesman with many large and famous customers, such as Sunshine Buiscuit, Baraccini Chocolate and the 1939 New York Worlds Fair. Nat Fremed, Sameth’s chemist had a display cabinet in his office of all the specimens of insects, rodentia etc. It kept me busy while Dad did his work. Than as a special treat we might go to the Aldine Club for lunch. Then to a Yankee game, ( the Lou Gherig Yankees.), the Circus, the N.Y. Aquarium or perhaps a Broadway Matinee, one of which I remember was Porgy and Bess. Sameth was a lifesaver to us as it was a job during the Great Depression. [...]

]]> By: Renee Corea http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/2009/04/24/new-york-vs-bed-bugs-1944/#comment-844 Renee Corea Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:01:52 +0000 http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/?p=2457#comment-844 Mr. Cutler, thank you so much for your comment and reminiscences. I so appreciate it. Very best wishes, Renee Mr. Cutler, thank you so much for your comment and reminiscences. I so appreciate it.

Very best wishes,
Renee

]]> By: Harvey Cutler http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/2009/04/24/new-york-vs-bed-bugs-1944/#comment-843 Harvey Cutler Wed, 30 Sep 2009 11:54:25 +0000 http://newyorkvsbedbugs.org/?p=2457#comment-843 Re Sameth Exterminating Co. I'm looking at a name plate on my desk that belonged tomy Dad: J.I. Cutler that sat on his desk at Sameth for more than 25 years. I loved visiting the office at 200 fifth Ave. every once in a while on Saturday morning when my Dad did his paperwork. He was an outside salesman with many large and famous customers, such as Sunshine Buiscuit, Baraccini Chocolate and the 1939 New York Worlds Fair. Nat Fremed, Sameth's chemist had a display cabinet in his office of all the specimens of insects, rodentia etc. It kept me busy while Dad did his work. Than as a special treat we might go to the Aldine Club for lunch. Then to a Yankee game, ( the Lou Gherig Yankees.), the Circus, the N.Y. Aquarium or perhaps a Broadway Matinee, one of which I remember was Porgy and Bess. Sameth was a lifesaver to us as it was a job during the Great Depression. Re Sameth Exterminating Co.
I’m looking at a name plate on my desk that belonged tomy Dad: J.I. Cutler that sat on his desk at Sameth for more than 25 years. I loved visiting the office at 200 fifth Ave. every once in a while on Saturday morning when my Dad did his paperwork. He was an outside salesman with many large and famous customers, such as Sunshine Buiscuit, Baraccini Chocolate and the 1939 New York Worlds Fair. Nat Fremed, Sameth’s chemist had a display cabinet in his office of all the specimens of insects, rodentia etc. It kept me busy while Dad did his work. Than as a special treat we might go to the Aldine Club for lunch. Then to a Yankee game, ( the Lou Gherig Yankees.), the Circus, the N.Y. Aquarium or perhaps a Broadway Matinee, one of which I remember was Porgy and Bess. Sameth was a lifesaver to us as it was a job during the Great Depression.

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