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    VESSEL NAME:   South Shore
    OTHER NAME(s): Ora Endress (renamed 1928)
    OFFICIAL NO:   209780
    DATE OF LOSS:  ?? November 1932
    CAUSE OF LOSS: Storm
    LOCATION:      Lake Michigan
    RIG TYPE:      Tug - Towboat, diesel
    HULL TYPE:     Wood
    BUILDER:       at Manitowoc, WI - 1912
    OWNER(S):      Lawrie Transit Company, Milwaukee
    MASTER:        Capt. Tonokin
    TONNAGE:       65 gt
    DIMENSIONS:    61.2 x 14.8 x 6.6
    CASUALTIES:    2 (All)

                   The SOUTH SHORE cleared Garden, MI. on November 19th
                 with a load of potatoes for Milwaukee and was overwhelmed
                 by a storm with high southwest winds. The exact location
                 of the loss is uncertain but likely occurred on the 19th
                 or 20th. She was not reported missing until several days
                 after leaving Garden as it was thought she was sheltering
                 behind one of the islands. Her pilot house drifted ashore
                 near Frankfort and sacks of potatoes were found along
                 the beach.

                   Enlarged, converted from steam to diesel and renamed
                 in 1928.



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Sources: Door County Advocate - 2 December 1932
         Merchant Vessel List - 1928, 1933