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Port Huron LEGISLATIVE State Senator, Eleventh District Gilbert H EARL A. LESTER & SONS' DIRECTORY 1940-41 Miscellaneous Information CONGRESSIONAL Michigan United States Senators Prentice M. Brown, St. Ignace; Arthur H. Vandenberg, Grand Rapids Representative Seventh District Jesse P. Wolcott, Port Huron LEGISLATIVE State Senator, Eleventh District Gilbert H. Isbister, Port Huron Representatives in State Legislature Wm. H. Mcintosh, First District, Port Huron; Roy T. Gilbert, Second District, Algonac STATE OFFICERS Governor — Luren Dickinson Lieutenant Governor — Secretary of State — Harry F. Kelly State Treasurer — Miller Dunckel Auditor General — Vernon J. Brown Attorney General — Thomas Read Superintendent of Public Instruction — Eugene B. Elliott State Highway Commissioner — M. D. VanWaggoner U. S. FEDERAL BUILDING, 526 WATER U. S. Customs, A. C. F. Sehewe, Deputy collector in charge, Federal Building, 526 Water Sub-station Blue Water Int'l Bridge, 2208 Railroad, 2001 24th, River Road, Marysville FEDERAL INSPECTORS OF STEAM VESSELS U. S. Inspector of Hulls —Cyril E. Bowerman U. S. Inspector of Boilers — Walter Greenwood FEDERAL HEALTH SERVICE U. S. Federal Building, 526 Water U. S. Public Health Service —2nd floor Post Office FEDERAL REVENUE U. S. Federal Building, 526 Water U. S. Internal Revenue — C. J. Sullivan — deputy collector U. S. WORKS PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION Wallace Armstrong, Area Finance Officer, 821 Seventh U. S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE U. S. Immigrant Inspector in charge, 0. Walter Munster, 2204 Railroad Street and Blue Water Int'l Bridge U. S. Immigration Border Patrol, Francis E Fike, in charge, 1721 Minne THIRTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT Circuit Judges—County Court House, Hon. Fred W. George, Hon. Laurie O. Telfer Reporter — Chester G. Holdefer Circuit Court Commissioners — Stanley C. Benedict, Jr. and W. Grafton Sharp '••i 283*7 STATE SALES TAX REPRESENTATIVES Earl H. Burge, 209 15th John Berka, 2602 Gratiot Av. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT 526 Water Postmaster — Patrick H. Kane Asst. Postmaster — Chas. D. Mc Kenzie Supt. of Mail—Geo. W. Hartson No. 2 Postal Sub-station — 2420 Conner No. 3 Postal Sub-station —1031 State No. 7 Postal Sub-station —1523 Military COUNTY OFFICES Circuit Judges — Hon. Fred W. George and Hon. Laurie 0. Telfer Circuit Court Commissioners — Stanley C. Benedict, W. Grafton Sharp Court Reporter — Chester G. Holdefer Clerk — Mrs. Fannie H. Houston Judge of Probate—Clair R. Black Probate Register — Mildred E. Wright Probate Reporter—Vera I. Johnson Agent State Welfare —Bert B. Hyde Sheriff — Ferris E. Lucas Under-Sheriff — David R. Hanton Court Officer — James Isbister County Treasurer — Walter P. Treleaven Register of Deeds — Morley A. Saph Prosecuting Attorney — Duncan J. Mc Coll, Jr. Asst. Prosecuting Attys. — Richard W. Holt, 1st Asst.; Reginald S. Atkins, 2nd Asst. School Commissioner — E. G. Morrison Drain Commissioner — Wm. H. Wurzel Coroners — Arthur E. Smith, H. Clinton Downs County Dept. Social Welfare — Justin R. Kells, Russel L. Gibbs, John Neddermeyer County Physician — Dr. K. B. LeGalley Bacteriologist — L. M. Roach Truant Officer — Bruce Palmateer County Surveyor — Mark Collins Probation Officer, Probate Court—Glen H. Davis Probation Officer, Circuit Court — Joseph W. Beatty Friend of the Court — George W. Waters County Agriculturist — Earl Mc Carty Board of Auditor's Roy S. Richards, chairman; Wm. B. VanValkenburg, secy.; Wm. E. Folsom, member Board of County Road Commissioners John Watson, Chairman, Port Huron; Fred W. Moore, Frank W. Andreae, Donald M. Belyea, Act County Highway Engineer OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF PORT HURON Offices, 415 Huron Av Mayor — John F. Cassin Commissioner — Harry C. Schuberth Commissioner—Wm. N. Powell Commissioner — Herbert E. Morehead Commissioner — Malcolm D. Patrick City Clerk — Mrs. Isabel M. Ballentine Deputy City Clerk — J. Gordon Mac Donald City Treasurer — Earl Madill City Attorney — Samuel D. Pepper City Assessor — Joseph W. Beatty City Engineer — Earle R. Whitmore Chief of Police — Thomas J. Davidson Chief of Fire Department — George W. Hisscock Police Justice — George T. Mc Innis Assistant Police Justice — Fred W. George, Jr. Police Court Clerk — J. Frank Stoner City Cemetery — George Whitehead, Sexton City Bacteriologist — Lucille Roach City Dairy Inspector — Dr. C. C. Stevens City Electrician — Herbert J. Smith City Sanitary Inspector — James Morton City Health. Officer —Dr. Albert L. Callery City Market and Scales — Robert Burns Clerk, 607 Broad City Plumbing Inspector — George Bonner Constable — Stanton F. Ferguson SUPERVISORS First Precinct — Chas. E. Gilmartin Second Precinct — Walter R. Stevens Third Precinct — John V. O'Sullivan Fourth Precinct — Charles H. Dart Fifth Precinct — Russell M. Norris Sixth Precinct — Howard E. Bell Seventh Precinct — Chas. Wellman Eighth Precinct — Fred C Hill Ninth Precinct — Robt. Swanson Tenth Precinct — Clark D. Fockler Eleventh Precinct — John W. Zemmer CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief of Police — Thomas J. Davidson Captain of Police — W. James Lindsay Lieutenants — Wm. J. Dingwell, Daniel L. O'Leary, Wm L. Eastman Sergeants — Thomas M. Gaffney, Roy Toles, George I. Holdberg, Alex Tebeau, Ralph Irwin, Clarence J. Marx, L. Edward Smith, Frank J. Lavis, Frank J. Hunter, James E. O'Hara Matron — Helen R. Hoffman Attendance Officer — Wm. L. Rettie CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT George W. Hisscock, Chief Lewis M. Bell and George A. Keener, Asst. Chiefs, headquarters Engine House No. 1 Engine House No. 1, 813 Seventh Engine House No. 2, 605 Broad Engine House No. 3, 719 State Engine House No. 4, 3114 Twenty-fourth LIBRARIES Bar Library, Court House Ladies' Library, 1110 Military Port Huron Public Library, 1115 Sixth HOSPITALS Port Huron Hospital, 1205 Willow Port Huron Emergency Hospital, 1023 Kearney CEMETERIES Lakeside Cemetery, 3781 Gratiot av. Mount Hope Cemetery, 3915 Gratiot av. Mount Sinai Cemetery, 818 Holland av. Woodland Cemetery, 3800 Lapeer av. BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. George Waters, president Mrs. J. B. Pilkey, vice-president R. M. Norris, secretary Earl Nadill, treasurer Rev. N. Sichterman, R. Frank Kerr, Roy Schultheiss, Wm. A. Blessed, members; Astor E. Wallin, purchasing agent Meets second Monday of each month, 7:30 p.m., Junior College SCHOOLS Port Huron and Townships Public Schools Adams School, 719 12th Allendale School, District No. 4, 2470 Michigan rd, RFD 2 Beach School, District No. 3, 4134 W. Water, RFD 3 Campau School, 2196 Water City High School, 323 Erie Cleveland School, 2801 Vanness District School No. 3, Fort Gratiot Twsp, 3865 Keewahdin dr., North St., RFD 1 District School No. 5, Fort Gratiot Twsp., 3245 Krafft rd., Port Huron RFD 1 District School No. 5, 2601 Griswold District School No. 6, 1313 33rd, EFD 2 District School No. 7, 2214 25th Fasbender School District Kimball Twsp., 990 S. Allen rd., St. Clair RFD 1 Fleming School District No. 7, Kimball Twsp., 5008 Ravenswood rd RFD 2 Fillmore School, 813 Hancock Garfield School, 1221 Garfield Grant School, 2925 Electric av. Harrison School, 1507 Nelson Jackson School, 719 Michigan Jefferson School, 1320 Washington av. Keewahdin School District No. 1, Fort Gratiot Twsp., 4801 Lake Shore Drive RFD 1 Lincoln School, 2715 South blvd. Madison School, 708 Division Malane School District No. 2, 3990 Ravenswood av. RFD 2 Mills School District, St. Clair Twsp RFD 2 Monroe School, 1418 Lyons Pierce School, 2625 Cherry Polk School, 1809 11th River Road School District, Fort Gratiot Twsp, 3686 N. River rd. RFD 1 Roosevelt School, 1112 20th Tyler School, 908 Stone VanBuren School, 1209 10th Vocational School, 235 Erie Wadhams School District No. 1, Kimball Twsp., 5380 Atkins rd. RFD 3 Washington Junior High School, 1417 Tenth Wilson School District, Kimball Twsp., 1961 N. Allen rd. RFD 3 COLLEGES Port Huron Junior College, 902 Pine Grove av. Port Huron Business College, 525 Water PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS St. Christopher School, 1020 Michigan av., Marysville St. Joseph's School, 1403 Seventh St. Stephen's School, 414 St. Clair Trinity E. L. School, 1009 Griswold Truth Fellowship Center, 29 White blk. CONVENTS St. Christopher Convent, 1020 Michigan av., Marysville St. Stephen's Convent, 418 St. Clair St. Joseph's Convent, 718 Chestnut PARKS Athletic Park, 3524 24th Gratiot Park, 2501 Gratiot av. Lakeside Park, 3600 Gratiot av. Light House Reserve Park, 2800 Conger Palmer Park, 2800 Gratiot av. Pine Grove Park, 1104 Pine Grove av. South Park, 3730 Military Van's Field, 2500 Lapeer av. White Park, 1418 Tenth BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS Grand Trunk Recreation Band, 2802 Minne Graziadei Orchestra, 528 Michigan Port Huron City Band, 528 Michigan Port Huron Kiwanis Band, 911 Sixth CLUBS A A A of Michigan, 942 Military Black River Country Club, 3500 Strawberry Lane Elk's Club, 1001 Military FOE, 539% Water I O O F Club, 716 Lapeer av. I O O F Huronia Lodge No. 371, 2326 Gratiot av. I O O F Club, South Park Lodge, 2428% Conner Knights of Columbus Club, 501-3 Huron av. Knights of Pythias, 533 Water LOO M,i 922 Military Masonic Club, 933 Sixth PORT HURON MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE GARDENDALE BLACK RIVER SPARLINGVHAE DISTRICT BEACHES City and Suburban DIRECTORY 1940-41 Comprising an Alphabetical List of Names, Business Departments, Churches, Schools, Street and Road Directory. In the Street and Road Directory, the star (*) following the name indicates a tele• phone at that address. In the Alphabetical Department, the mar• ried man's name is followed by his wife's given name in parenthesis(). The Alpha• betical address will show the correct R.F.D. number. SOLD ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION Subscription Price . • $12.50 Non-Subscribers .... $15.00 ELEVENTH EDITION E. A. PublishedLESTER & by SON S Port Huron, Michigan EARL A. LESTER AND SONS wish to thank the merchants for the cooperation and financial support in publishing this Directory for the Port Huron, Marysville, and Blue Water District. Several changes have been made in the construc• tion of the Directory. The street guides placed in the back of the Directory gives the classified busi• ness section a more prominent and valuable space. This also conforms to the rule used by other pub• lishers in America. For the first time the Mc's are compiled in the M's and the St's likewise in the S's, which we feel will be an improvement over the style formerly used.
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