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William "Bill" Terhune, Howell Community Band Director, Howell Michigan
A photo of William "Bill" Terhune standing in front of his home, 422 E. Sibley Street, Howell, Livingston, Michigan.
William "Bill" Terhune was the Director of the Howell Community Band.
The Howell Community Band was established in 1955, and Mr. Terhune provided leadership for eleven years, to 1966. -
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Willabelle "Willie" and Riby Holmes, Fowlerville Michigan, 1975
These are portraits of Willabelle "Willie" and Riby Holmes, Fowlerville, Michigan, 1975.
They were longtime Fowlerville residents; they loved to square dance. "Willie" worked in several physician's offices in Fowlerville. Riby was a vocational agriculture education teacher at Fowlerville Public Schools.
Riby was also for many years the announcer at Fowlerville High School football games. He took some pride in the clarity of his enunciation both in classroom and sports events.
Riby and Willie lived on Devonshire St several doors from Frank Curtis and Dr Higby. -
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Wilfred Herbert "Bud" Erwin, Attorney - 1980
Wilfred Herbert "Bud" Erwin, Attorney - 1980
A portrait of Howell attorney, "Bud" Erwin.
Mr. Erwin was born in Howell, Livingston, Michigan in 1912, and he died in Howell, Livingston, Michigan in 2001. -
Wickman Wire Works, 200 Block of West Grand River Avenue, Howell, Michigan
Wickman Wire Works was established about May 1909 in Howell, Michigan. The manufactuer occupied a building that was formerly the Methodist Church; the 1855 building was moved to a site on 200 block of West Grand River Avenue to make way for the next building about 1890.
That building on Grand River Avenue was used for a multitude of community purposes including a gymnasium and a manufacturing place. It was last occupied by Wickman Wire Works. (See item 10143, "200 Block of West Grand River").
Pictured are the Machines to twist wire products. Wickman Wire Works was owned by Henry J. Wickman who held a patent on wire eaves trough hangers. Mr. Wickman also held patents on "Keep Em Alive" fish stringers, and several other items such as boat anchors. He came to Howell in 1908 and opened his wire working machine shop in the old church building on West Grand River Avenue.
In 1912, the officers of Wickman Wire Works were R. Bruce McPherson, Henry J. Wickman, Hugh A. McPherson, F.P. Schroeder, and E. C. Shields, and the wireworks employed nine men.
In 1910, Mr. Wickman purchased 30 acres on North Michigan Avenue where later Millsite Steel and Wire Works was established. Mr. Wickman died in a cave-in November 20, 1930 as workmen were cutting down a hill with a steam shovel. His widow, Leora M. Wickman dissolved the wireworks in 1945. Robert Withey was her nephew who was later part owner of Millsite Tackle. -
WHMI 93.5 FM/1350 AM Flashback
The Voice of Livingston County, Michigan. Staff of WHMI: John Thiel, Bert Thomas, Lou Martin, Bob Utley, Mike Maurer, Robert Kleeb, Scott Ginsburg, Frances Pittman, Bobbi Starr, Jon Morris, Greg Sieloff, Mike Reghi, Michael Till, W.H. "Bill" Baum, Jeri Linksz, Ann Bignell, Martee Mohr, Jim Evers, Harold Almstead, Gary Zanders, Bill Anderson, Greg Jablonski, Marsha Jablonski, Todd Coy, Mike Lawson, Elizabeth Garvey, Allen ?, Christine Jones, Jeffrey Welling, Jim Kerr, Jim Muller, Tim LaMotte, Pat Batcheller, Buzz Elliot, Reed Kittredge, Mike Merino, Jon King, Julie ?, Jessica ?, Mitch ?
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White Star Oil Station, Brighton, Michigan- September 3, 1925
This image is of the White Star Oil Station, Brighton, Michigan, September 3, 1925. The White Star Oil Station was located at the corner of Grand River Avenue and Mill Street. -
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad and Ann Arbor Railroad Wreck
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad and Ann Arbor Railroad Wreck
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