Honoring the service of the Cash Boys - Robert, Charles, John and James. Music "Long Ago" performed by The Chenille Sisters Ann Arbor, Michigan. (HCDL-bd-The-Cash-Boys-World-War-II_m.mp4).
Names mentioned.
Sons of Charles Cash
Sgt. Robert Mitford Cash
James H. Cash, 5th Army, 261st Antiaircraft Artillary Ordiance
Civil War Soldiers from 22nd Michigan Infantry, Company C on Lookout Mountain
Back Row Left to Right: John Carson, William Elliott, John Papineau, John Richard, John Elliott, John Atkinson (Captain) William Atkinson (Lieutenant) Front Row: Charles Ready, John Brian, Peter O'Sullivan, James Roundtree, Richard Levere, Michael Austin, Robert Bellaw, William Gardner, Tomas Homes?
These photographs are of Dr. Francis B. Lambie who was the Grand Master of the Michigan Masonic Lodge in the 1930's.
The exact date, location and names of the other people are unknown. Dr. Lambie of Midland attended many F. & A.M. lodge events in Livingston County while he was Grand Master.
This image was included in the 2000 / April 1st National Bank Calendar; it was titled Boardman Store.
Captioned, it says, "An entrepreneurial salesperson makes his living by going door-to-door to sell household items, circa 1905."
Unknown location
Unknown person
The "Wolvervine Soaps Company" and the "Turkish Remedy Company" was based in Portland, Michigan. It was owned and operated by William Terriff, who died in Flint in 1913.
