Plymouth Electric Light and Power Company

C. D. Snoeberger, was president of the Plymouth Light and Power Co.

Electrical World, Volume 50 McGraw-Hill, 1907 - - PLYMOUTH IND C D Snoeberger proprietor of the Plymouth electric light plant contemplates making some improvements to the plant at a cost of about $10,000 He will establish a day service if the city will extend his franchise and contract - - PLYMOUTH IND CD Snoeberger proprietor of the Plymouth electric light plant writes us to the effect that the item in our issue of June 22 announcing the incorporation of the Plymouth Electric Lighting Company was rather misleading The gentlemen named as directors installed a gas plant under the name of the Plymouth Lighting Company and have nothing to do with the Plymouth electric light plant

Electrical World, Volume 51 McGraw-Hill, 1907 - -- PLYMOUTH IND CD Snoeberger president of the electric light plant announces that bids will soon be in order $10,000 worth of improvements to the system

1913 - Dec 25 - Prospects Are Brilliant.

C. D. Snoeberger, president of the Plymouth Electric Light and Power Co., was in town this week: He has 27 men at work on the line from Plymouth to Walkerton, now half done, and with the present favorable weather the construction goes rapidly.

He expects to begin work in Culver by February 1 and to complete the erection of poles| and the stringing of wires here by March 1.

This plan, of course, is contingent upon the condition of the ground.

We take few chances in asserting that Culver will be lighted by electricity early in the season of 1914.

1914 -1922 ? Plymouth Electric Light and Power Company 108 E. Washington

Substation at Plymouth & Jefferson Streets

1913 - AN EARLY INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS IS ASSURED

It will be good news to Culver to learn that the Plymouth Electric Light and Power Co. has, since its rehabilition as a state utility charge, been able to sell the bonds necessary to provide the means for extending its operations, and that Culver, as a result, will be supplied with a light and power current during the next few months. The suspended work on the line to Walkerton and North Liberty is now in progress, and as soon as this is completed the line to Culver will be the next step.

1914 - May 28 - ELECTRIC LIGHT HERE

1914 - Oct 8

1914 - Oct 14 - The Plymouth Electric Light & Power Co. is now supplying Knox, Ober, Walkerton and Culver with a good, strong 24-hour light and power service. In a short time it will also supplying current to North LiberTeegarden and Lapaz.

1915 - Apr 15 - -From present indications the cottagers on the east side of the lake will be supplied with electric current this summer by the Plymouth Electric Light & Power Co.

1922 - Nov 15 - The Plymouth Electric Light & Power Co. has purchased, through H. J. Meredith, the vacant corner, 66x99, owned by Dr. and Frank Parker, for $1500. The company intends to erect a building on the property which will comprise an office, a workshop and a garage. This purchase indicates the growth of the town and the expansion of the corporation which is furnishing light and power to an extensive territory.

1923 - Jun 1923 - BUILDING SUB-STATION

New Equipment Will Assure Culver Of More Continuous Service. The Plymouth Electric Light & Power Company are installing a new complete Delta-Star Electric SubStation on its lot at corner of Plymouth and Jefferson Streets...

1924 - May 10, 1944 - The Plymouth Electric Light Co., which serves Culver, has been sold along with several other nearby utilities to Charles W. Chase of Gary.