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Utilex Corporation, Fowlerville, Michigan
These photographs are of products made by the Utilex Corporation, a Division of Hoover Ball & Bearing Company. Utilex was formerly located at 425 Frank Street, Fowlerville, Michigan.
The year of this photograph is unknown. -
Utilex Corporation, Division of Hoover Ball and Bearing Company, 435 Frank Street, Fowlerville, Michigan
This is a 1959 photograph of the plant Utilex Corporation, Division of Hoover Ball and Bearing Company, 435 Frank Street, Fowlerville, Michigan, 1959.
They supplied many different parts to the auto industry, including slider knobs for air conditioners and heaters, window cranks, radio knobs, gearshift levers and knobs, among others. -
Roundsville House, Fowlerville, Michigan
This is a photograph of the Rounsville House, Fowlerville, Michigan.
The exact location and date of this photograph are unknown. -
R. Fred Hauer, M.D., & T.F. Higby, M.D., Medical Office, Fowlerville, Michigan
Photographs of the medical office of R. Fred Hauer, M.D. His office was located on the 100 Block of North Grand Avenue, (Fowlerville Road), Fowlerville, Michigan. Thomas Higby, M.D., was also a physician in this practice.
This was the medical office of R F Hauer and T F Higby. Dr Hauer had an established practice in Fowlerville and Dr Higby became his partner in 1959 after completing an internship in Flint, MI.
The date of these photographs is unknown. Any people are also unknown. -
Fowlerville Lumber Company, Livingston County Home Show, 1983
These are photographs of the booth for Fowlerville Lumber Company, Livingston County Home Show, 1983. Tom Zimmerman at center in brown shirt. Ed and Lynn Zimmerman owned the business and Tom was Lynn's son.
Fowlerville Lumber Company, 110 North Ann Street, Fowlerville, Michigan. -
Frank Curtis, Fowlerville, Michigan, 1978
These are portraits of businessman Frank Curtis, Fowlerville, 1978.
Frank Curtis owned the IGA grocery store in Fowlerville and lived on Devonshire St. His grocery store was the largest in Fowlerville and stood where the new library was being built. -
Southside of East Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan
Southside of East Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan, looking east.
From the right: C.D. Hamilton, unknown, The State Bank. One story buildings from the right: S.T. Blackmer's mens clothing store and Otto Maurer's shoe store (double store front), unknown, Commercial Bank of George Newman. At the end is the building that housed Tomion's Motor Sales and would later be the Dime Store.
For more information view the Mastodons to Manufacturers: A History of Fowlerville, Michigan in the Local History Room. -
North Side of Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan
North Side of Grand River, Fowlerville, Michigan, looking west. The Spencer House is on the far right. -
Downtown Fowlerville, Michigan
Wide-angle shot of the Palmerton block on the left and the northeast block of East Grand River and North Grand Avenues.
Signs from left to right: Pratt Brothers, The State Bank, Dentristy (upside down), Billiard & Pool Room Bowling Alley, Place & Gale, Wanted Hickory Nuts, Groceries Dry Goods, C.H. Hughes & Son, Drugs, Books & Stationary J.P. Sp?r & Son. The Exhibit, Groceries & Books? -
City Market, Fowlerville, Michigan, 1910
This is a photograph of City Market which was located on the first block of South Grand, on the east side of Grand Avenue, Fowlerville, Michigan.
Standing outside were Lewis Herning, owner, and Jake Hamilton, 1910.
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