Don Pollock finds his mother, Bertha Dennison, in Ann Arbor, January 1952
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Ann Arbor News, January 29, 1952
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The search of a lifetime ended last night when Sgt. Don Pollock, 24, saw his mother, Mrs. Bertha Dennison, for the first time since he was a year old. Becoming separated at the Ionia County Infirmary, Pollock lived in boarding houses, institutions and foster homes most of his life until authorities at Ionia and the Michigan Children's Institute here traced his mother's whereabouts. She lives at 5325 W. Huron River Dr.
Ann Arbor News, January 29, 1952
Caption
The search of a lifetime ended last night when Sgt. Don Pollock, 24, saw his mother, Mrs. Bertha Dennison, for the first time since he was a year old. Becoming separated at the Ionia County Infirmary, Pollock lived in boarding houses, institutions and foster homes most of his life until authorities at Ionia and the Michigan Children's Institute here traced his mother's whereabouts. She lives at 5325 W. Huron River Dr.
Year
1952
Month
January
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