Authors and Illustrators Database

Lewis C. (Charles) Reimann

Born: 09/22/1890  Stambaugh, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent
Died: 08/20/1961
Parents: Louis (Ludwig) and Agusta Agnes Reimann
Spouse: Pearle S.
Children: Jean R. (Mrs. Lawrence F. Smith)
Address(es):
Last Known
Ann Arbor, MI

Writings

Image Title Genre Audience Publisher Date
The Game Warden and the Poachers Non Fiction Adult Ann Arbor, MI : Northwoods Publishing 1959
The Successful Camp
- A handbook for the camp administrator, source book for the camp committeeman, textbook for the student. 		Non Fiction Adult Ann Arbor, MI : University of Michigan Press 1958
The Lake Poinsett Story : A Venture in Faith
- Lake Poinsett Methodist Camp, Arlington, S.D. 		Non Fiction Adult Arlington, South Dakota 1957
Hurley-Still No Angel
- Wisconsin History 		Non Fiction Adult Ann Arbor, MI : Northwoods Publishing 1954
Incredible Seney Non Fiction, Michigan History Adult Ann Arbor, MI : Northwoods Publishing 1953
When Pine was King Non Fiction, Michigan History Adult Ann Arbor, MI : Northwoods Publishing 1952
Between the Iron and the Pine, a Biography of a Pioneer Family and a Pioneer Town Non Fiction, Michigan History Adult Ann Arbor, MI : Northwoods Publishing 1951
The history of Camp Charlevoix, the character camp for boys Non Fiction, Michigan History Adult Ann Arbor, MI : Northwoods Publishing 1948

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Education:

Degree Institution Location Date
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Northern Michigan University Marquette, MI 1966-1970

Career:

Position Organization Location Date
Democratic candidate for 33rd District Michigan Senator
- Unsuccessful 		1954
Author 1948-1961
Founder and Operator Camp Charlevoix Ironton, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent 1927-1948
Organizer and Director
- The Fresh Air Camp was located on 4,200 feet of wooded lake front 10 miles north of Port Huron, Michigan. It providing recreation and camp activities under the guidance of Michigan students and alumni for boys from poor homes, the juvenile court, and the detention home. 		University of Michigan Fresh Air Camp Port Huron , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent 1921-1925
Director, Presbyterian Students activities University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent 1920-1927
Secretary YMCA Barry County , Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent 1916-1919
Owner Northwoods Publishing Company Ann Arbor, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.StringHtmlContent
Owner Operator Canadian Canoe Treks

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Other Comments:

1st ed says, "He was one of fourteen children of an Upper Peninsula pioneer family. The background of Mr. Reimann's books covers many fascinating incidents in the early history of Michigan. There are stories dealing with pioneer towns; lumbering; fish; game; and law enforecement; saints and sinners." 2nd ed says, Mr. Reimann was best known at the University of Michigan as an athlete where he was tackle on the Fielding Yost's "Point-a-Minute" football team, 1914-15; and Big Ten Wrestling Champion, heavyweight division, 1916."

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