Box 12
Contains 19 Results:
Sterling Brush, 1936-1938.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Superior Tailors, 1944-1947.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
United Machine Tool, 1955
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Wolf, Joseph, 1938
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Wolverine Wood Specialties.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Wood Products Corp. of Grand Rapids, 1938
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Wyoming Manufactured Products, 1958
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Zoerner Brass Works, 1936
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Misc.: Beasecker Excavating; G.W. Clements; Cherokee Tool; Dechro Brass & Mfg. Co.; Economy Die & Stamping; Grand Rapids Mfg. Co.; Lacer Ceramic Products; Metal Carrier Corp.; Pasko Mfg. Corp.; Pennsylvania R.R. Co., Potchen Panels, Inc.; Resistence Welder Service; Royal Upholstering; Stedman Mfg. Co.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.