The diverse people who came into Tudor Village in 1928 and 1929 quickly moved to establish a collective community voice. In November 1929, they organized the Ozone Tudor Civic Association. The first group of officers, trustees, directors, committee members, and block captains reflected a broad inclusiveness of residents of the Village. One of the first tasks of the Civic Association was to finance its activities through initiation dues, which were 25 cents per month, and collected on a monthly basis The first dues were collected in October 1929, and totaled $83.50.

THE OZONE TUDOR CIVIC ASSOCIATION
 

Davis W. Jenkins-President

Maurice R. Whitebook-Vice President

William M. Purcell-Secreatry

Charles G. Ihmkem-Treasurer

James Garmly-Sgt.-At-Arms

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Lillian Burt

Vernon Thomson

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jerome Cunningham-Chairman

William M. Purcell-Secretary

Arthur W. Lindermann 

  James D. Carroll

    Ethel Charles 

   Charles G. Ihmken

John Stamm

Lillian Burt

George I. Finerstein 

       Louis Berkowitz

Louis Bruckman

 Vernon Thomson

ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE

Mrs. Arthur Linderman-Chairman

Fred Doerr        Charles Muir

Mrs. John Stamm   Harry Ziegler

James D. Carroll    J.W. Dunne

Joseph Sanchez

Former Presidents of

The Ozone Tudor Civic Association

HEALTH & SANITATION

Dr. Charles Sternchein

POLICE & FIRE

Davis W. Jenkins-Chairman

William M. Purcell

Warren Thomas

M. Sterdefeldt

E. Frost

STREETS & SIDEWALKS

Martin Neller-Chairman

Washington Homeyer

John Chandler

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Lillian Burt-Chairman

Mrs. Arthur Lindermann

Mrs. Martin McMahon

Mrs. Fied Pfunk

POSTAL & TRANSPORTATION

Arthur Lindermann-Chairman

John Stamm

Jerome Cunningham

BLOCK CAPTAINS

James D. Carroll-Chairman

L. E. Lane

John C. Smith

H. H. Ellsworth

G. A. Johris

Henry Kreuter

Fred L. Englebloom

Frank A. Teelin

Fred Seebeck

John Margaria

John W. Chandler