In 1919, Joseph Voice opened an auto repair shop. In 1920, his brother, Maurice, joined him in forming Voice Bros. Auto Sales, which became a General Motors dealership and a Standard Oil franchise. Maurice is shown above, along with Wilbur Downey and Louie Courtade (left to right). Joseph left the business and became the Fife Lake Postmaster in 1932. Maurice managed the business until his death in 1955, at which time his son, Harry, took over. The business needed a larger population base and moved to Kalkaska in 1967. The building was then occupied by several owners, the final one being Dan Ellis’ Fife Lake Automotive, before being demolished in 2000.