These photographs were taken during the Parade on October 22nd, 1942 during the World War II Scrap Drive held in Howell Michigan. The Colorguard is in view; the names of the persons are unknown.
These photographs were taken during the Parade on October 22nd, 1942 during the World War II Scrap Drive held in Howell Michigan. In view are unknown persons, West Grand River Avenue, and the First Presbyterian Church.
These photographs were taken during the Parade on October 22nd, 1942 during the World War II Scrap Drive held in Howell Michigan. The names of the speakers are unknown.
This photograph was labeled "Mike Hagman , WWII, 1943" appears to have been taken in front of the Howell Theater. The names of the persons and purpose of the photograph are unknown.
This is a photograph of the Livingston County Honor Roll Memorial on Livingston County Court House lawn. It noted the adding names of WWII dead in 1948.
This is a portrait of John Adams (Jack) Van Winkle, World War II, 1943.
Jack Adams was born in Howell, Michigan June 7, 1919. First Lieutenant Adams, 847 AAF Bomb SC, was a navigator for a bomber crew, that went missing over Germany in June 1944. He was the son of Katherine Adams Van Winkle, and Charles Van Winkle. Lt. Adams is buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Howell, Michigan.