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Tin Can Tourists of the World Inc. to Lawrence Wakefield, Secretary of the Traverse City Shuffleboard and Games Club, March 19, 1952
Typed letter on official Tin Can Tourists of the World Inc. letterhead written by G. C. Stemen, secretary of the Tin Can Tourists, dated to March 19, 1952. Addressed to Lawrence Wakefield, secretary of the Traverse City Shuffleboard and Games Club,…
Tin Can Tourists of the World Inc. to Merle C. Lutz, Secretary of the Traverse City Chamber of Commerce, March 1, 1952
Typed letter on official Tin Can Tourists of the World Inc. letterhead written byG. C. Stemen, secretary of the Tin Can Tourists, dated to March 1, 1952. Addressed to Merle C. Lutz, Secretary of the Traverse City Chamber of Commerce, the letter…
Traverse City Chamber of Commerce to G.C. Stem, Tin Can Tourists of the World, Inc., March 5, 1952
Typed letter written on the official Traverse City Chamber of Commerce letterhead is dated to March 5, 1952. The letter is addressed to G. C. Stemen, Secretary of the Tin Can Tourists, and confirms the dates for the annual summer reunion of July…
Traverse City Chamber of Commerce to TAscher Leonhard, Royal Chief of the Tin Can Tourists of the World, Inc., March 22, 1952
Typed letter written on the official Traverse City Chamber of Commerce letterhead is dated to May 22, 1952. The letter is addressed to Ascher Leonhard, the Royal Chief of the Tin Can Tourists listing the names of city officials, the Board of…
Mayor of Arcadia, Florida to Tin Can Tourists of the World Inc., July 18, 1952
Typed letter written on official City of Arcadia, Florida letterhead dated to July 18, 1952. Addressed to the Tin Can Tourists of the World, Inc., specifically Mr. G. C. Stemen, Secretary, the letter predicts that the annual summer reunion will go…
Shuffleboard Tournaments Summer 1952 at Traverse City Michigan, card
Black and white business card, produced by the Traverse City Shuffleboard and Games Club. On one side is an advertisement for the Park Place Hotel "Michigan's Finest Hotel" with a line drawing of the Park Place Hotel. The reverse provides the dates…