The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
, They Make Things Go .
In Warren Township

when he was appointed to fill
out the unexpired term of Chris
Bristow, following the latter's
death. He discharged his obii-
cations to that office faithfully
until April, 1887. During the
following year he was employ
ed by q Detroit automotive
plant but returned to his post
as supervisor in April, 1893, in
which he has served continu-
ously since that time. He Is
married and makes his home at
8024 Lozier street In Van Dyke.
SMILING BILL LAWSON
William Smiling Bill" Law
son has held the office Of town.
ship clerk continuously since his
election in April 1896 and has
50 handled his duties that he
was, if anything, increased the
host of friends which were al
ready his when he first took Of
flee. Bill has background Of in
surapce and business experience
which has fitted him admirably
for his clerical duties. He Is
married and lives at 23405 Van
Dyke.
FRANK LIGHT
In his capacity as township
treasurer Frank LIGHT he's behind
him a record Of public service
which places him In q position
to fully understand and dis
charge the functions which are
his. Frank lives at 6048 Mound
toad. in the village Of Warren,
and has an unusual record Of
public service. He was supervisor
Of Warren township during the
period, 1925 TO 1892. Prior to that
time he occupied the office of
Warren village clerk. from 1921
to 1925. During the years 1884
1885 he held the office of War
rem village treasurer. In 1896
he was elected to the office Of
township treasurer which he still
retains.
'CAPPY' MOSS
Arb w. Moss, Of 1921 Mound
road, Warren, IL q justice Of the
peace and m active businessman.
He has been engaged In the
plumbing and heating business
for IS years, during II Of which
he also served q marshal Of the
villsge Of Warren. He makes his
home at 3211l Mound road. War
rem, and was appointed 70 fiji the
Justice of the peace vacancy
caused when Justice Edgar I.
Moses resigned In 1899. In the
spring of 1910 he was elected to
that same post, which he now &C.
cupies.
JACK MUNRO
Justice John G. Munro Il the
youngest, but by no means the
least active, member Of the
township board. Jack lives ut
1000 Chalmers avenue and has
served on the township board
since his election - Z Justice q
the peace In April. 1910. He q
employed by . Detroit automo-
tive concern.
Among the outstanding q
chievements Of the Warren
township board, during the past
two years, has been the inaug-
uration Of q township fire sys-
tenn. the expansion Of police
services and, more recently. the
opening Of q giant water devel-
opment program which will
take mains through many other
wise dry" residential sections.
In the busy township offices
there Is another figure that has
played q vital, although unspec-
tacular role, In the townships
business development. She r.
attractive, smiling and always
courteous, Mrs. Frances Reck-
ling, major-domo Of the office
staff.
< Herself the daughter Of . for
Hner supervisors. Mrs. Reckling
knows the detail Of township
routine exceedingly well. She
has served the public constantly
since 1890. save for one year
le37-when she choee 70 remain
st home.
The Warren township Office
can well be termed the hub
Of the districts progress.