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Kingsley Lumber Company in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1996. Owned by Gerold Send.

Opening of Case & Overholt Hardware, 8 August 1904. Earl Case and Austin Overholt, Box Hall, Brudy's Market, Stinson & Linten Store and Post Office, St. John Lutheran Church, Kingsley Echo (newspaper), Brownson's Hustler, G. L. Fenton Drugs,…

Logs at Case & Cotser Mill in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1903. Ralph Glass and Mose Bowers on top of pile. Earl and Ralph Case on ground.

Crotser families in 1898. Mr. Burkett (local mill owner), Irvin and Lizzie Crotser and son Harold, Lena (Crotser) Overhoet and son Clyde, and Joe and Ella Crotser.

Log at Case & Crotser Mill in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1902. 1654 feet log feet of timber. Hides the mill in the back ground.

Case & Crotser Mill in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1901. Front, left to right: Carl Case, Bill Mumro, Irwin Crotser, Ralph Glass, Fred Wilcox. Back row: Bert Weaton, Charles Johnson, Lee Reil, Henry Brooks, Fred Holladay, Charles Hoeflin, Don Wood burning…

Mrs. Austin (Lena) Overholt, son Clyde, and daughter Marguerite Overholt, undated. Lena and Austin Overholt ran the Case & Overholt Hardware in Kingsley, (Mich.) where Texaco Station was in 1982.

Tony Beyer Grocery, 1924. Employee, Dee Whitson. Located on corner of Brownson and Blair Streets.

Gene Knight's Meat Market, 1931. Gene Knight in photograph.

Kingsley, (Mich.), 1888. Known as Paradise then. Bolander Saloon, McQuiere Store, John Shone Shingle Mill and Cattle Barns, George Parker building, Fenton's Drugs Store, Kniser's Saloon, etc.