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Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1957.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1957. Kingsley IGA Food Market, Fenton Drugs and other businesses. Standard Station known as Hooper's Service Station. Pure Oil Station unknown.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1959.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1959. Buildings front to back are Kingsley Public Library, Lodge, Gambles, Fenton Drugs, Traverse City State Bank, and IGA Food Market.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1960.
Downtown Kingsley, (Mich.), 1960. Kingsley Food Market, Kyselka Variety Store, Siefert Grocery Store, Fenton Drugs, Balwin Barber Shop, Nixon Store, and Kingsley Library.
Dr. Harold Tremain, son Robert and daughter Margaret, 1974
Dr. Harold Tremain, son Robert and daughter Margaret, 1974. Margaret later married Normas Davis; Robert never married.
Dr. Lucius John Tedman, 1908
Dr. Lucius John Tedman of Summit City, (Mich.) in 1908. Political poster for Supervisor.
Dr. Lucius John Tedman, 1912.
Dr. Lucius John Tedman. Summit City, (Mich.) in 1912.
Driver, Frank Tucker, and team at Donken Camp , 1918.
Driver, Frank Tucker, and team at Donken Camp , 1918. Eleven logs added up to 3378 feet.
Duane Chamberland, owner of Kingsley Lumber Company, 1989.
Duane Chamberland, owner of Kingsley Lumber Company, 1989. Owner since 1983.
Dunn's Lumber Shop, 1929.
Dunn's Lumber Shop, 1929. Located where Dr. Fenzel's building now sets. Howard Dunn and Lee Manigold of Mayfield, (Mich.) in photograph.
Earl Jeor age 17.
Earl Jeor age 17 from Summit City, (Mich.).
Arlene (Jeor) Cornell is Earl Jeor's daughter.
Arlene (Jeor) Cornell is Earl Jeor's daughter.