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- Collection: Traverse Area Historical Society Local History Collection
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"First Army truck in T.C.", ca. 1945. (Traverse City)
Black and white photograph of the first Army truck in Traverse City, ca. 1945.
"First Class Day" Traverse High School 1909
"First Class Day" Traverse High School 1909 (Probably the Senior class.) - perhaps around Graduation Day
"First Presbyterian Church", most likely St. Michael Luthern Church at Garfield and Centre Streets.
Black and white photograph of a Church, 1967. The photo itself is labeled "First Presbyterian Church", which is incorrect. It is most likely St. Michael Lutheran Church, which is at Garfield and Centre Streets.
"First Volunteer. Pictured here is Corporal Donald Hansen, recruiter in charge of the local army office, with Genevieve Walter, 535 W. Tenth, Street, first local woman to volunteer for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps." Ca. 1945.
Black and white photograph of an article about Genevieve Walter, 535 W. Tenth Street, as the first volunteer for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, ca 1945. The recruiter in the photograph is Corporal Donald Hansen.
"Five - and One to Go. Five Horniman brothers, all well known in this city, are now serving Uncle Sam in the ways best fitted to their talents . . ." A photograph and article, ca. 1940.
Black and white photograph and article about Keith, Bruce, Max, Neil Horniman, and two more unnamed brothers, in the Navy and Army, ca. 1940. Their father is William Horniman.
"Food - Ben's Bar. Burley's Restaurant." This later bacme Mode's Bum Steer.
Black and white photograph of Burley's Restaurant, with a sign above it that says: "Food, Ben's Bar", which later became Mode's Bum Steer.
"For County Treasurer. John Hoxsie, Candidate for Republican Nomination, Grand Traverse County." Political poster.
Black and white photograph of a political poster of John Hoxsie, Republican candidate for county treasurer.
"Ford Cary Studio", a Portrait of Con Foster.
A black and white Ford Cary photographic portrait of Con Foster.
"Foreign Duty. Clyde Sheffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sheffer of Cedar, Route 2, now stationed in a foreign post. He was promoted recently from corporal to sergeant." C. 1945.
Black and white photograph of Clyde Sheffer promoted from Corporal to Sergeant, c. 1945.
