Jones Lane

Jones Lane is a group of cottages and the families who own them on the East shore of Warner Lake, shown is camp Noradale, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith

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  Jim and Nora Smith, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Nora Smith,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Edward and Edgar Gier,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  The child is Jim Smith and Nora Smith is on his left,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Bill and Mary Tencher's camp in 1948,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Bill Tencher showing off his Walleye,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Bill Tencher and Frank Bailey,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Bill Tencher sitting on the shore, notice the lake level,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Lake shore scene,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Children sitting on the float by Bailey's camp,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Jones Lane in Wintertime,photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Norm Smith's speed boat the"Not Now II",photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Jim and Nora Smith in their car on Jones Lane, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  A group from the lane enjoying an outing on Mt. Grippee, note Warner Lake in the background, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  The Tencher camp, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Norm Smith driving his boat on Warner Lake, photo courtesy of Mary and Norm Smith
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  Match book from the Plaza Grill owned by Bill and Mary Tencher who had a camp on Jones Lane, courtesy of Tom Nagengast
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  Dave Marks working in the kitchen of his camp
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  Dave running his boat down the lake
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  Elsie Marks second from the left, photo courtesy of Willard Osterhout
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  Arthur Merchant and George Moseley, from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Arthur Merchant in swing, George Moseley with pipe, from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  L-R Mary and George Moseley wearing white hats, Laura and Arthur Merchant holding sticks,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  L-R Art Merchant in tie, Laura Merchant, fake dog, Mary Moseley,George Moseley in sweater, child is Ruth Roemer and the dog is"Skippy" which belonged to Ann Mull,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Art Merchant in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Edward and Irene Geier,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Ray and Ellen Davis in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Ellen Davis, Arthur Mercant and James Roemer in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  L-R Arthur Merchant with Ray Dennis in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  L-R Edward Geier, Ellen Davis and Arthur Merchant in 1941,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Ellen Davis and Ruth Geier,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Art Merchand and Irene Geier with Ruth Geier left and Marjorie Geier right in 1939,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Pitt's garage in background,Art Merchant in front with cap, behind him are Frances Geier and Julie Geier the mother of Irene, Mary and Jean,from the collection of Ruth and Jim Roemer
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  Edward Geier, Ruth on left Marjorie right in 1930,
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  Jim Bailey with Esther and Bob in the "Talking Chairs", courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Bob, Geraldine and Esther Bailey,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  So many great conversations in these chairs just outside the front door,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  The Man, The myth and The legend, Frank J. Bailey,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  One of the earliest pictures of Barbara and Ann at the camp,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Frank Bailey and the gang down swimming, courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Barbara Bailey, courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  It's getting close to Barbara Baileys Birthday. Here she is with her gang outside the front door of camp. There is an unknown girl then Barbara, then Ann Bailey and another unknown girl, courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  The old yellow raft got a workout from every grand child! In this shot we see Susie Bailey and Renee Cahill right by the big rock,courtesy of jim bailey
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  Evan Gallitelli and Ali Arduini take a ride on the old "Teeter Tooter" courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Jim Gleason's daughter Michelle becomes one of the last to ride the famous 50yr old swing set, courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Unknown girl at the Bailey's camp,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Barbara Bailey down on the float,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Jim Bailey with the fish everyone caught,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Bobby Bailey with the catch of the day,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Ann and Barb Bailey heading down to the lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Barbara Bailey with "Chingy" the dog and Ann Bailey take a morning row on Warner Lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Bonnie Molitor takes a pose by the old river Birch Branck,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Grandpa and Bailey Molitor enjoy the view from the thinking chairs outside the kitchen window,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Debbie Bailey, Bob Bailey and Bailey Molitor enjoy some time on the deck,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Skippy Megan was Bob Bailey's best friend. Together with Skip, Bob saved a woman from drowning in the lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  This river Willow had a long branch that every kid sat on (here is Susie Bailey and Reenie Cahill)it was right on the border between the Bailey property and our next door neighbor Dick VanLeer,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  The original "Camp Bailey" courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Barbara takes a pose in front of the camp,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Frank and Esther Bailey in the "Talking chairs"courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Ready for Mass at St. Mary's of the lake right down the street from camp. Jack, Ann, Barbara and Bob Bailey,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Frank Bailey and the troops at Warner Lake,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Esther Bailey and her crew at the camp. Back row, Bob Bailey, Esther Bailey, Jack Bailey then front row, Barbara Bailey and Ann Bailey. — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Bob Bailey outside in the "talking chair." — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Esther Bailey and her brood! From left, Bob Bailey, unknown, Barbara Bailey and Ann Bailey. — at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  The first generation taking a cool dip in the lake. From left is Barbara Bailey, Jack Bailey, two unknown children and Bob Bailey. — with Vivian Gleason, Pam Gleason Berry, Frank Bailey, Debra Bailey, Suzanne Arduini and Nancy Gallitelli at Warner Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Bob Bailey with the ever present rake on the patio he built with his own hands. The limb limb right behind Bob is where all the kids used to perch to look at the fish swimming below in the crystal clear water,courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Although the Bailey's never owned a ski boat everyone got the opportunity to learn how to ski thanks to neighbors and of course Aunt Anne and Uncle Jim Cahill! — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Master horticulturist inspects his work. — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  In the Bailey family you were never too young to start enjoying the camp. Joan Bailey and Jim Bailey soak up the sun on the dock. — with Joan Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Everyone including Debbie Bailey learned to swim with tubes and inflatable footballs on their back. She is standing either on or very near the "big rock." — with Debra Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Suzanne Elizabeth Bailey, Bob Bailey and Debra Marie Bailey strike a pose on the dock looking down the Lake towards Pangburn's. — with Suzanne Arduini and Debra Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Geraldine Ann, Bonnie Marie and Debra Marie play on the old swing set down by the water. — with Debra Bailey at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  John Gleason, Jim Bailey and Pam Gleason stop for a pose by the flower garden. — with John Gleason and Pam Gleason Berry at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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  Bob kept a border on the driveway of flowers that was the first thing that greeted visitors. — at Warner's Lake.courtesy of Jim Bailey
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