In this interview, Jack recalls life in Nunica, Michigan during the early part of the twentieth century. He remembers leisure time activities, Halloween mischief, farm animals in town, early jobs, his father's suicide, motorcycling, the Interurban, Civil War firearms and home-made firearms, and discusses local schools and business along with Continental Motors of Muskegon, and Ottawa Steel. Jack retired from Continental Motors after forty years and helped compile two volumes of Crockery Township history and photographs with The Crockery History Group.
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