The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-25
Strauss Gantz
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dark, and all the rest of the dis
tasteful characteristics you attrib-
ute to me personally, they will have
an opportunity TO consider at our
next regular meeting. incidentally,
as a member, you are welcome to
attend any of the association meet
ings.
Please be assured that will take
no credit for the removal of your
commercial activities from the
neighborhood, and I congratulate
you on having taken steps which
will ultimately serve as a PRECEDENT
for those who at some future time
may wish to establish a CONNER
cial venture in the residential Sec
ton Of our subdivision.
Very truly yours,
G.. F.. Edwards
March 10, 1916
Mr. George Edwards, President
Schorr Grove Civic Association
17O6 18th st.
Wyandotte, Mich.
Dear Mr.. Edwards:
Please excuse the elapsed time
between your letter and this, I'M
fortunately I have been i'll and this
is the first attempt at composing
& proper answer to you.
In taking exception to your Sec
ond paragraph where you write
about not having personal reasons
for writing to the Mayor and Coun-
CT I find after having read
your communication to that body
and having also talked to one of
those present at the association
meeting when the whole matter
was discussed that the idea of writ
ing letter was yours and a refer
al to paragraphs one and six of
my letter will answer clear enough
why your action was denounced by
myself.
The reason that wrote of your
course of action" in paragraph 2 of
my letter is because as President
o. the association your ability
should be such as to serve as
guide to the so-called Board of
Directors of the association and
repeat: you have shown your inep-
titude for the office you hold be-
cause you have failed at the out
set to properly guide and counsel
your so-called Board Of Directors
or you would not have acted con-
trary to paragraphs one and six of
my letter.
I wish to call to your attention
the fact that your incorrect anal
ySis Of my activities in my neigh
borhood is another reason for a
charge Of ineptitude by me mas
much as you without counsel or
investigation have branded my ac-
! tivities as commercial whereas Mr..
Edwards consider my activities in
my neighborhood as being my hob
by and 1 challenge you to prove
differently and to go on in the train
OF thought of commercial activi-
ties In their relation to this sub
division and the restrictions related
| thereto I wish to call your atten-
ton to the fact that the restric-
tons were broken at least five years
before I arrived in this neighbor-
hood and are being broken at this
time by 2 persons to my knowledge
and who are so far as my knowl-
edge is concerned uncomplained
about in the proper channels.
Your brother-in-law, by his
acknowledgment, MIR. Duane De-
Witt has represented you to me as
being a good sort Of a fellow and
not having any personal grievance
with me and as I told him, you
were probably misled by a couple
o. big-mouths but that should not
stop you from using your head in
/ properly directing complaints in
the right direction or taking such
action as promulgated in my letter
Of Feb. 26.
For your information in the flu
ture, when a complaint IS regis
tered in a proper manner lie. signed
statement by member against an
other member about any infraction
OF the law suggest a dis
cuSsion between the members at
specially designated meeting or at
one of the regular association meet
ingS, whenever or wherever they
are held is still a mystery to me.
Yours very truly,
Thomas r. Norman
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