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Dr. Guy Culver was a graduate of the
University of Michigan Medical School. Dr. Culver came to
Stockbridge in 1927 and started Rowe Memorial Hospital in 1931.
Dr. Culver delivered 2,000 babies. Dr. Culver was a
veteran of World War I anda former village president. (Dr.
Culver was portrayed by Alex Radloff.) |
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Francis Cobb, along with her husband
Roland, was a veteran of World War II. Mrs. Cobb served as
an officer and a nurse in China, Burma and India and worked at
Mason General Hospital for 25 years. (Mrs. Cobb was
portrayed by Barbara Krusinski.) |
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Jane Rose and her husband Milnor were
original settlers in Stockbridge Township, entering land in
section 16. The Roses became close friends with Indian
Chief Johnny Okemos, who is visiting with them this evening.
(Mrs. Rose is portrayed by Colleen Redfield and Chief Okemos by
Bertrand Haenggi.) |
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Abigail (Dutcher) Clark was the first
white child born in White Oak Township. After her first
husband, George Wilson, died in the Civil War, she married Elias
Clark who was a very successful Stockbridge builder. (Mrs.
Clark was portrayed by Susan Morris.) |
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After working for Kelly Photography for
a short period, Miss Daisy Chapell opened her own studio on East
Main Street in 1902 and was in business until 1943, when ill
health forced her to retire. Miss Chapell photographed
most of the people in Stockbridge at one time or another.
(Miss Chapell was portrayed by Suzi Greenway.) |
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William Wright was born in Plainfield,
Michigan and obtained degrees from Michigan Agricultural College
(now Michigan State University) and Pennsylvania State
University. Mr. Wright was a professor at Cornell
University before returning to Stockbridge to serve as township
supervisor and to write the history of Stockbridge. (Mr.
Wright was portrayed by Richard Ramsdell.) |
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Alvah Cronkhite was a veteran of World
War I and former Stockbridge township supervisor and township
clerk (Mr. Cronkhite was portrayed by Eddie Davenport.) |
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George McArthur was born in New York,
was a veteran of the Civil War, and was a nineteenth century
boot and shoe maker. (Mr. McArthur was portrayed by
William Reynolds.) |
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Mr. Lucius Bowdish served in the Civil
War and lost his right arm at the Battle of the Wilderness where
his brother, Corridon, died. Despite this handicap, Mr.
Bowdish farmed just south of Stockbridge until he died in a
brush fire in 1916. (Mr. Bowdish was portrayed by Jeff
Boyer.) |
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George Hurst as portrayed by Vern
Schrock. |
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Sarah Howell as portrayed by Kathy
Schroder. |
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Anna Fink as portrayed by Mary Schrock. |
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Jacob BeVier as portrayed by Doug
BeVier. |
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Sgt. Orin K. Brownell as portrayed by
Stacy Childs. |
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Tour Guides: Cynthia
Grostick, Yvette Hugan, Janet Pendell, and Diane Wilson. |
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Tent Workers: Bruce
BeVier, Mary Joan McArthur, Betty Turner, John Turner, and Ruth
Wellman. |