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D I R E C T O PORT HURON MICHIGAN MARYSVELLE GARDENDALE BLACK RIVER SPARLINGVILLE DISTRICT BEACHES City and Suburban DIRECTORY 1950-51 Comprising an Alphabetical List of Names, Business Departments, Churches, Schools, Street and Road Directory. In the Street and Road Directory, the bell (4) following the name indicates a telephone at that address. In the Alphabetical Department, the married man's name is followed by his wife's given name in parenthesis (). The Alphabetical address will show the correct R. F. D. number. Subscription Price .... $25.00 Non-Subscribers . $30.00 THIRTEENTH EDITION • Published by E. A. LESTER & SONS Port Huron, Michigan INTRODUCTION In this latest edition of our city directory, we have listed the largest number of names ever recorded in the history of Port Huron. The direc• tory, therefore, reflects, as nothing else can, the growth of the community and the prosperity which it has enjoyed the past few years. It is, of course, a source of great satisfaction to us, as it should very well be to every pro• gressive and loyal citizen of Port Huron. There are many things which have combined to make Port Huron a wonderful place in which to work and do business. Nature, in the first place, gave it an incomparable location at the foot of the greatest and most beautiful of our inland seas, Lake Huron, and on the blue and spark• ling St. Clair River through which passes practically all the shipping of the Great Lakes. Nature has also presented us with a city of beautiful trees, wonderful bathing beaches, splendid factory sites, and, in fact, everything which goes to make a Metropolitan community. Man has continually through the years added much to what Nature has done. He has laid out attractive and lovely parks, wide and paved streets, fine and substantial homes and home sites for all classes of workers. He has built bridges and schools and sewers, as well as a system providing pure water in abundance, and at exceptionally cheap rates— it is municipally owned. Here, too, we have the great international Blue Water Bridge, its huge and attractive steel and concrete arms which stretch across the mouth of St. Clair River to our good neighbor Canada. Here is a bridge which is truly an international structure, having been financed by both countries. It is a popular bridge where thousands of vehicles cross annually from one country to the other. Within a few years, it will become a free bridge, owned and operated by the State of Michigan and the Province of Ontario. Port Huron and surrounding territory have many fine industries giving employment to thousands of men and women. We have paper mills, salt plants, railroad shops, a large brass factory and many other manu• facturing institutions, national in scope and ownership. Port Huron is the counter over which the great Thumb district of Michigan trades. It is the market place for a large and rich agricultural section of this great state. It has many fine department stores, shops and business places of all kinds, and indeed everything to supply the wants of the thousands who come here to trade and who find in this city a friendly atmosphere and a real desire to serve. A city manager form of government conducted on a business-like basis, a school system which is being steadily enlarged, an outstanding county government and board of supervisors, all go to make for contented living and continued growth and prosperity. And to all of this has been recently added a recreational Memorial Park and Stadium, built and erected through gifts from the people, in co-operation with the city—a testimonial unsurpassed to the splendid civic spirit of the community. EARL A. LESTER & SONS' DIRECTORY 1950-51 Miscellaneous Information U. S. CONGRESSIONAL Michigan United States Senators Homer Ferguson, Detroit; Arthur H. Vandenberg, Grand Rapids U. S. Representative Seventh District Jesse P. Wolcott, Port Huron U. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Federal Building, 526 Water Secretary—Shirley K. Bankson TJ. S. COAST GUARD AND LIGHT HOUSE 2720-3800 Omar Joseph M. Hebert in charge U. S. CUSTOMS Federal Building. 526 Water Collector in Charge—A. C. F. Schewe Deputy; Sub-stations, Blue Water Bridge, 1410 Elm- wood, 2208 Railroad, 2001 24th, 1920 32nd, 328 Quay U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Federal Building, 526 Water Production & Marketing—Robert Showier, chairman Farmers Home Administration—Forrest O. Potter, supr Bureau of Animal Husbandry—Dr. Austin T. Cornell St Clair County Agricultural Extension Service—Kenneth J. Anderson, County Agriculture Agent; Abram P. Snyder, Four-H Club Agent; Ruth J. Fuersteneau, Home Demonstra• tion, Gerhard F. Gettel, Asst County Agriculture Agent, 526 Water, R305 Federal bldg U. S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION Immigrant Inspector in Charge—O. Walter Munster, 1410 Elmwood (Blue Water Bridge), 2204 Railroad, 328 Quay Immigration Border Patrol—Albert Westgerdes in Charge, 2204 Railroad U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE Federal Building, 526 Water Agent—Herbert L. Zinzo Collector—Walter D Sharritt, deputy in charge U. S. POST OFFICE Federal Building, 526 Water Postmaster—Lee C. Sellers; James B. Campbell, asst postmaster; Albert J. Armstrong, supt of mails; Sub-station No 2, 2404 Conner; No 3, 1031 State; No 7 1825 16th U. S. Postal Savings Bank—Lee C. Sellers, in charge U. S. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Federal Building, 526 Water District Representative—Patrick L. Hassett, mgr U. S. NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER United States Naval Reserve Training Center, Lieut. Wm. H. Brush officer in charge, 2011 16th MICHIGAN STATE OFFICERS Governor—G. Mennen Williams Lieutenant Governor—John W. Connolly Secretary of State—Fred M. Alger State Treasurer—D. Hale Brake Auditor General—Murl K. Aten Attorney General—Stephen J. Roth Superintendent of Public Instruction—Eugene B. Elliott State Highway Commissioner—Charles M. Ziegler r LEGISLATIVE State Senator, Eleventh District Bruce Clothier, Lapeer, Michigan Representative in State Legislature Harry J. Phillips, Port Huron, Michigan SECRETARY OF STATE (BRANCH OFFICE) 509 Huron av Auto License Bureau—Mary M. Mitts UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION COMMISSION Manager—Wm. F. Remmert, 330 Quay EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION Officer in Charge—Fred A. Lamlein, 330 Quay BRIDGE COMMISSION 1410 Elmwood State Bridge Commission—Walter C. Stinson, sec LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION STORE 507 Huron av Manager—Edward C. Knight DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION Bureau of Pardon and Paroles 915 Military Paroles Officer—Mervin S. Kircher STATE TROOPS 604 Broad (The Armory) Michigan National Guards—Major Murrel G. Provost in charge STATE SALES TAX REPRESENTATIVE Howard Foster THIRTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT 602 Park Circuit Judges—Hon. Fred W. George, Hon. Shirley Stewart Reporter—Chester G. Holdefer Circuit Court Commissioners—John S. DePuy, Loyall G. Watson Circuit Court Assignment Clerk—Mrs. Rose M. Watson Circuit Court Officer—Wm. N. Powell ST. CLAIR COUNTY OFFICERS Judge of Probate—Hon. Clair R. Black Probate Register—Mildred E. Wright Probate Reporter—Vera I. Black Juvenile Agent State Welfare—Bert B. Hyde Sheriff—Ferris E. Lucas; A. J. Foster, Under-Sheriff Clerk—Howard Murray Coroners—Arthur E. Smith, Stewart S' Kipp County Treasurer—Elizabeth L. Scharnweber Register of Deeds—Morley A. Saph. Prosecuting Attorney—Reginald S. Atkins, asst's Delmer L. Cleland and Wilbur Davidson School Commissioner—Elvira G. Dodds Drain Commissioner—Wm. H. Wurzel Bureau of Social Aid (Federal and State)—Justin. R. Kells, director County Dept. Social Welfare—Justin R. Kells, director County Director of Health—C. C. Benjamin, M.D. Bacteriologist—Lucile Roach County Surveyor—Wesley D. Collins Dog Warden—Arthur Molstead Probation—Probate Court (Juvenile) Frank J. O'Hara Probation Officer and Friend of the Court—Wells B. Warren Public Administrator—Robert M. Soutar County Agriculturist—Kenneth J. Anderson St. Clair County Public Administrator Soutar Robert M., 516 Water St. Clair County Board of Auditors Roy S. Richards, chairman; Walter P. Treleaven, sec; Herbert E. Stein, member St. Clair County Board of Road Commissioners Guy M. Rowell, chairman; C. Stillman Parsons and C. Harold Wills, members; Charles E. Ash, engineer-manager; Kenneth R. Gaffield secretary-administrator, 3425 28th street OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF PORT HURON Offices, 415 Huron av Mayor—Frank O. Staiger Commissioners—Wm. D. Thompson, Thomas E. Woods Jr, James K. Ramsey, Clair Maxon, Etta M. Reid, John A. Moore. PORT HURON GENERAL GOVERNMENT Offices, 415 Huron av City Manager—Walter K. Willman, Ann West sec to mgr Clerk—Allen R. Hill, 415 Huron av; Robert Krenke, deputy Treasurer—Earl Madill, Prank Belyea, deputy Assessor—Harry C. Schuberth, Margaret Hardt, asst Attorney—Col. Samuel D. Pepper, Peoples Bank Bldg. Engineer—Allen T. Carlisle, Edwin C. Helwig, asst eng Chief of Police—Thomas J. Davidson, Daniel L. O'Leary, Capt. Wm. L. Eastman, Capt. of Municipal Court—Ralph A. McGregor clerk, Ethel M. Baker asst, 415 Huron av Municipal Judge—George T. Mclnnis, Lloyd V. Marlette, associate Sealer of Weights and Measures—Arthur C. Westphal Chief Fire Dept.—George W. Hissock, Sanborn C. Bryce and Robert Burns assts, 813 Seventh Director of Health—C. C. Benjamin, M.D., 600 Park Dairy Inspector—J. Douglass Puller, 600 Park Department of Parks and Cemetery—Floyd Myron, supt, 3781 Gratiot Maintenance and Repair—Earl P. Metzger, supt, 332 Merchant Building Inspector—Roy Munro Electrical Inspector—W. Fred Smith, Paul Eisner, asst, 600 Park Plumbing Inspector—Clarence Wilson, 600 Park Sanitarian—Constantine Manis, 600 Park Dog Warden—Arthur Molstead, 3378 Griswold Bacteriologist—Lucile M. Roach, 600 Park Meat Inspector—Dr. D. E. DeMerritt, J. T. Goodman asst, 600 Park Purchasing Agent—Win. R. McCloy, 415 Huron av Water Works Pumping Station—John McPhee, supt, 1118 Pine Grove Water Works Office Mgr—Arthur Schell CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief—George W. Hisscock No. 1 Fire Station, 813 Seventh No. 2 Fire Station, 605 Broad No. 3 Fire Station, 719 State No.
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