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Skip Davis Coaching The Forsythe Junior High School Swim Team, January 1984

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Ann Arbor News, January 28, 1984
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In water, stripped-down Davis encourages Dave Hescheles as teammate Bob Serv watches.

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1984
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Forsythe Junior High School Swim Team Members Joy Timple And Carrie Dibble, January 1984

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Ann Arbor News, January 28, 1984
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Joy Timple and Carrie Dibble loosen up with a water-wrestle.

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1984
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January
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The Dixon Children Feed Orphaned Birds, June 1952

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Ann Arbor News, June 14, 1952
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These two fledgling birds (species undetermined) may be the exception to the general rule that orphaned birds "adopted" by humans seldom survive. The children of the Joseph C. Dixon family, 622 S. Seventh St., found the young birds Tuesday and have been caring for them since. And the birds are apparently thriving on a diet of dog food, baby foods, and other delectables. Pictured (left to right) are Erich Dixon, 2, Geoffrey, 3 1/2, and Charles, 9.

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1952
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June
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Bees Swarm a Tree Branch Behind Wanty & Reule, June 1952

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Ann Arbor News, June 19, 1952
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A swarm of bees far from their usual haunts, covered the branch of a tree (right), like this yesterday afternoon in the rear of the Wanty & Reule store at 210 S. Main St. A bee expert took them away.

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1952
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June
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Richard Magner Putting Finishing Touches On Snow Bears Outside Of Blimpy Burger, March 1998

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Ann Arbor News, March 24, 1998
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Blimpyburger proprietor Richard Wagner puts finishing touches on his latest snow bears creation in front of the restaurant on South Division Street in Ann Arbor. Monday's version might be his last chance for the season. Temperatures were expected to reach the 40s today and climb to the 60s by Thursday.

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1998
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March
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Glass Recycling Station, September 1970

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Ann Arbor News, September 1, 1970
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Glass Station Opens. Don Seaton, manager of the Owens-Illinois "Glass Bottle Recycling Station" located in the Ann Arbor Construction Company lot at 221 Felch Street, helps Mrs. Irven Arnold of 206 W. Summit unload a trunk full of glass at the station this morning. Mrs. Arnold brought the glass to the center for her church, which plans to use the money collected form the sale to send CARE packages overseas. The glass station, which finally opened this morning, pays one-half cent a pound for clean, color-sorted glass, and will be open Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

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1970
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September
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Tappan School Students Board The Michigan Central Train To Ypsilanti, October 1936

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Ann Arbor News, October 21, 1936
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THEIR FIRST TRAIN RIDE: Twenty-five first grade youngsters from Tappan school purchased their tickets and boarded the Michigan Central train for a ride yesterday to Ypsilanti. It was the first train ride for most of the children. The trip took on all the aspects of a longer journey with parents gathering to wish the children a pleasant ride and to present the teacher, Miss Doris Ross with candy and flowers. They were photographed as they started the trip.

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1936
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October
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Alter Decorated For Easter At St. Paul's Lutheran Church, April 1969

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Ann Arbor News, April 6, 1969
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On Easter Morning. The dawn of Easter this morning finds churches throughout the Ann Arbor area decked with lilies, ferns and other appropriate appointments for morning services. Typical is St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 420 W. Liberty with its focal point of angels and trumpets.

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1969
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April
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Mark Gehrke With The Apple Computer He Won For Forsythe School, June 1981

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Ann Arbor News, February 9, 1985
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ALL SYSTEMS GO - Mark Gehrke, left, an eighth grader at Forsythe Junior High School, tries out the new Apple IIe he won on behalf of his school. Mark won one of the five first place, $5,000 cash prizes offered by Apple Computer Co. as part of a nationwide scholarship promotion. Mark registered for the drawing at the Learning Center, a computer retailer in Ann Arbor. In addition to the cash, he won the computer and educational software for the school. Principal Vaughn Filsinger, standing beside Mark, said he welcomes the addition to the school's 'fleet' of 16 Apple IIe computers. 'Our goal is to someday have a computer in every classroom,' Filsinger said.

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1985
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March
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Ann Arbor Intermediate Schools Spelling Bee Winner Eric Bernreuter, June 1981

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Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1981
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TOP SPELLERS - The password, as game show host Alan Ludden used to say, was "symbolize," at least in the annual Ann Arbor intermediate schools spelling bee hosted by Forsythe School Tuesday. That was the word Bojana Urumova, left, spelled correctly to become seventh grade spelling champ. Eric Bernreuter correctly spelled "charisma," to take first place honors at the eighth grade level. Second place winners were seventh grader Hammuda Farha and eight grader Chris Bartlett.

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1981
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June
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Ann Arbor Intermediate Schools Spelling Bee Winner Bojana Urumova, June 1981

Ann Arbor Intermediate Schools Spelling Bee Winner Bojana Urumova, June 1981

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Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1981
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TOP SPELLERS - The password, as game show host Alan Ludden used to say, was "symbolize," at least in the annual Ann Arbor intermediate schools spelling bee hosted by Forsythe School Tuesday. That was the word Bojana Urumova, left, spelled correctly to become seventh grade spelling champ. Eric Bernreuter correctly spelled "charisma," to take first place honors at the eighth grade level. Second place winners were seventh grader Hammuda Farha and eight grader Chris Bartlett.

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1981
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University of Michigan Medical Alumni: Reunion Luncheon, September 1938

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1938
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OPPORTUNITY FOR INFORMAL DISCUSSION was provided at yesterday's luncheon of the University medical alumni reunion. Among those at the head table were Dr. Martin H. Dawson of New York City (extreme left) and Dr. Richard H. Freyberg of the University medical faculty (next to right) who led the program. Dr. C. C. Sturgis, director of the Simpson Memorial Institute is farthest to the left facing toward the camera, and Dr. Albert C. Furstenberg, dean of the Medical School is second from the right of the picture.

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1938
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September
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Community High Students & Area Residents Discuss Serial Rapist, October 1994

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Ann Arbor News, October 15, 1994
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Area residents John E. Hunter Sr., left, and John Hunter II, talk to students about the rape of a woman near Community High Thursday night. Students, from left, are Phil Peterson, Dave Taylor and Laith Ulaby. The Hunters were angry that the serial rapist has not been caught. "He is making a mockery of my race," said John Hunter Sr. Also in the picture is Community High staff member Gena Fine (back to camera).

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1994
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October
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Johnnie Rush Criticizes Police Investigation of Serial Rape Case, January 1995

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Ann Arbor News, January 25, 1995
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Johnnie Rush, in his barbershop at 1031 Broadway, cuts the hair of 14-year-old Brian Ransome and talks about how he thinks police have lost touch with the community. He was critical of the way police have conducted the investigation of the case of Ann Arbor's serial rapist.

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1995
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January
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Community Leaning Post Crew Cleans Windows For Senior Citizens, July 1998

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Ann Arbor News, July 11, 1998
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(From left) Treasure Wallace, Tykeyla Washington and Ciera McCoy, all 11 years old, clean windows at a senior citizen's house in Ann Arbor. The project was part of a summer youth employment program run by the Community Leaning Post, which recently received one of four grants from the African-American Endowment Fund.

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1998
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July
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Lucille Porter Holds A Photo Of Second Baptist Church Leaders, May 1999

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Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1999
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Porter holds a photograph of leaders of Second Baptist Church in the early 1930s.

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1999
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May
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Wafwek Algalaieli Participates In Iftar At The Islamic Center Of Ann Arbor, March 1992

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Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1992
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Wafwek Algalaieli, a prayer leader at the Islamic Center of Ann Arbor, participates in Iftar, or the breaking of the sunrise-to-sunset fast called Siyam, during Ramadan. Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and ends with the sighting of the new moon. Local meteorologists say the first sliver of the crescent moon should be visible here tonight or Sunday evening. The end of Ramadan is celebrated by a feast called 'Id al Fitr.'

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1992
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March
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The Community Leaning Post Celebrates Black History, May 1998

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Ann Arbor News, June 5, 1998
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Lucille Porter is director of the Community Leaning Post, sponsor of the African American Downtown Festival. She's in the organization's Room of History, which showcases many of the memories the festival will celebrate Saturday.

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1998
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May
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Lucille Porter and Joseph Moore at the Community Leaning Post, March 1993

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Ann Arbor News, March 4, 1993
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Lucille Porter started the Community Leaning Post to help students such as 16-year-old Joseph Moore get help with schoolwork. CLP offers tutoring in its offices at 211 N. Fourth Ave. and in students' homes.

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1993
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Students Cut Loose On The Last Day of Classes At Forsythe School, May 1999

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Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1989
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HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN - Students at Ann Arbor's Forsythe Intermediate School cut loose in a playful rampage to mark the last day of classes, Friday. Above, a student with a head full of lather stands by in a stunned condition while the apparent guilt party makes an exit to her right.

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1989
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June
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Leah Collins - Bride-to-Be of Robert J. Hamman, May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1939
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WEDDING TO BE NEXT WEEK: Miss Leah Griffin Collins (above) of Shadford Rd., and Robert J. Hamman of Gas City are to be married at rites next Saturday afternoon in the First Presbyterian church.

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1939
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May
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New Murals At Forsythe School, March 1980

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Ann Arbor News, March 27, 1980
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HAPPIER HALLWAYS - The corridors at Forsythe Intermediate school have taken on a more colorful air, thanks to creative students and their paintbrushes. Eight murals have been added to the school's hallway decor as part of "March, Youth Art Month." Walking past a Forsythe mural are students (from left) Larry Edwards, Wes Hoffman, Tiff Crutchfield, Bonnie Oliver and Carole Klutchko. March is art month in all Ann Arbor schools, and some of the students' work can be seen in shop windows. A quilt made by students from every school and stitched together at Clague Intermediate is hanging at the Public Library.

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1980
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April
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Forsythe Students Pack Milk Testing Kits, February 1976

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Ann Arbor News, February 26, 1977
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Forsythe Students Pack Milk Testing Kids. Fund Raising Aids Others. What started out as a fund raising project for the Forsythe Intermediate School French Club has turned out to be a community service project as well. The Club is packing kits for the Environmental Research Group which nursing mothers can use to test for PBB in their milk. The kids contain a bottle for a milk sample, a styrofoam box to protect the bottle from breakage and labels to identify the mother. The samples then go to the county health department for analysis. So far the French Club has earned over $130 to be applied to a Montreal trip in May. Thirty-five club members and eight chaperons will practice their French in the city's stores and restaurants. Expenses for the trip are expected to run about $3,500 and the remainder of the money will be raised in more conventional ways - candy sales, car washes and bake sales.

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1977
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February
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Wreckage After Two Planes Collided After Take Off From Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1966

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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1966
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Three men were injured at noon yesterday when these planes collided after taking off from Ann Arbor Municipal Airport. George W. Toma of Dexter, pilot of the plane in the background; his student passenger, Elmer F. Hoyer of Southfield, and Richard A. Redwine of Toledo are in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. The planes collided 25 feet in the air after taking off from separate runways.

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1966
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June
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Student-Built Cars Race At Forsythe Intermediate School, November 1976

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Ann Arbor News, November 14, 1976
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They're Off: Two student-built cars speed toward the finish line at speeds up to almost 60 miles per hour, above [this photo], after Forsythe Intermediate School teacher John Lamey releases them from the starting gate. Bill Dean, above right, patiently waits his turn. The race, along a 60-foot course in Forsythe's cafeteria, was part of Lamey's eighth and ninth grade instructional education course. Students designed their cars along strict specifications, and powered them with carbon dioxide cartridges. Brian Darwin and Aaron Green, at left, turned in the fastest time.

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1976
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November
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Student-Built Race Car Winners Brian Darwin and Aaron Green At Forsythe Intermediate School, November 1976

Student-Built Race Car Winners Brian Darwin and Aaron Green At Forsythe Intermediate School, November 1976

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Ann Arbor News, November 14, 1976
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They're Off: Two student-built cars speed toward the finish line at speeds up to almost 60 miles per hour, above, after Forsythe Intermediate School teacher John Lamey releases them from the starting gate. Bill Dean, above right, patiently waits his turn. The race, along a 60-foot course in Forsythe's cafeteria, was part of Lamey's eighth and ninth grade instructional education course. Students designed their cars along strict specifications, and powered them with carbon dioxide cartridges. Brian Darwin and Aaron Green, at left [this photo], turned in the fastest time.

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1976
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November
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J.D. Hall Stands In Front of Barber Shop, November 1992

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J.D. Hall, 74, in his barbershop on the ground floor of the building he owns. Hall is believed to be the only African-American to own a commercial building in downtown Ann Arbor.

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1992
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November
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Urania Railroad Station, October 1951

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Ann Arbor News, November 2, 1951
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Urania, a way-point on the Ann Arbor Railroad in York township, doesn't appear on a map and few trains stop there. Its railroad station is small - one room, in fact. There is no station agent and not even a timetable of freight schedules to be had. Nor does Urania's station even have a sign. But at Urania the Ann Arbor's customary single track splits into two, the second a siding on which long strings of freight cars sometimes are halted to unload supplies for Ypsilanti State Hospital, just a short distance to the east. Urania and its one-room unoccupied railroad station are located along Willis Rd. at its intersection with the Ann Arbor Railroad.

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1951
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October
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Rena Pace And Mickey Wilson Finish Black Atlas Mural At Forsythe Intermediate School, June 1977

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Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1977
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Black Mural: Rena Pace and Mickey Wilson, Black Student Union members at Forsythe Intermediate School, dab the final touches on an enamel mural of a Black Atlas and figures representing black people from around the world. Wilson's original design in shades of red, black and green won a contest judged by art teachers, students and assistant principals during Black Emphasis Week.

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1977
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June
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Brownie Troop Member Desti Pilon Practices Gymnastics, April 1989

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Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1989
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Pretzel Poses: Members of Brownie Troop 488, who hail from Haisley School, turned, tumbled and twisted during a recent demonstration called 'Not Just Gymnastics.' Britina Wiese (above) goes into a front roll, while Desti Pilon (left), the troop's only male member, shows how extremely limber his extremities are.

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1989
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April
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Brownie Troop Member Britina Wiese Demonstrates a Front Roll, April 1989

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Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1989
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Pretzel Poses: Members of Brownie Troop 488, who hail from Haisley School, turned, tumbled and twisted during a recent demonstration called 'Not Just Gymnastics.' Britina Wiese (above) goes into a front roll, while Desti Pilon (left), the troop's only male member, shows how extremely limber his extremities are.

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1989
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April
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Diedra Russell and Jennifer Christie at the Community Leaning Post, April 1989

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Ann Arbor News, April 29, 1989
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Pupil Diedra Russell, left, chats with tutor Jennifer Christie during the Community Leaning Post's tutorial round-up.

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1989
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April
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Youngstown Kitchen - 326 5th Street, February 1951

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Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1951
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No question what Youngstown Kitchens can do for you and your home. This wonderful kitchen gives you the maximum in convenience, the maximum in beauty and the maximum in value. Pictured above is the kitchen of Mrs. Anna Volz of 326 5th St. Her problem was the lack of storage. The double Youngstown Utility cabinets to the right of the sink conveniently provide space for cooking necessities, dish cloths, and towels. Her beautiful double bowl sink with COROK covered counter, which will stand up under the heat of a blow torch, and multi-drawer under cabinets give additional storage and work space. Youngstown has a cabinet for every use. She also had the space fan installed to remove undue odors. Make your plans to modernize with Youngstown. P. S. The table top in lower left hand corner has a Corok top. You can order this through us.

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1951
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February
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Lucille Porter And Jeffrey Hall, May 1981

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Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1981
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Graduates: Lucille Porter and her nephew Jeffrey Hall

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1981
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May
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Dr. Abram Sager Hall & Grandson Daniel Hall Celebrate Their Shared Birthday, September 1948

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Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1948
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Celebrating their birthday together in Saline are Dr. Abram Sager Hall, 93, and his grandson, 19-year-old Daniel S. Hall. Dr. Hall was the first graduate student at the University to receive a doctor of philosophy degree, back in 1878.

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1948
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September
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Willie Stohrer Builds His Soap Box Derby Car With Help From Bob Hahn, Last Year's City Champion, July 1940

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Ann Arbor News, July 2, 1940
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Willie Stohrer, 13-year-old boy living at 1432 Barnard Heights, placed ninth in Class B in last year's Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby. He determined to do better this year. So when he got around to build his car for this year's race he consulted Bob Hahn, last year's city champion, for advice. Willie is shown above working on his steering apparatus while Champion Hahn, wearing the helmet that he used in last year's All-American race at Akron, watches. Champion Bob is willing to give other boys advice on how to construct a winning car. He thinks that Willie Stohrer has built a real capable racer. The local race will be held Saturday July 27.

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1940
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July
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Soap Box Derby: Inspection & Weighing of Entry Cars, July 1940

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Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1940
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Boys entered in the fifth annual Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby to be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on Broadway Hill, reported at Derby headquarters this morning for the official inspection and weighing-in of their cars. Seated in his well-built little racer above is Jack Schilling, 1641 Fulmer St., who, as a 12-year-old boy, will compete in Class B. George Crandall, --, shown at the left, was Class B. champion last year and runner-up for the city title. Crandall, who lives at 220 Ann St., is shown with his car in which he will seek to repeat in Class B. tomorrow. At the right is Edward Gillespie, --, 229 Crest Ave., who also is a Class B. competitor.

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1940
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July
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Warren Martin vs George Crandall - Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby, July 1940

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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1940
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SALINE BOY GETS REVENGE: In last year's local Soap Box Derby, Warren Martin of Saline reached the finals of Class B where he was beaten by George Crandall. The two boys met again Saturday and in the above picture, Martin on the left, is shown nosing out Crandall in the semi-finals of Class B. Martin went to the finals again, losing this year to Edward Gillespie. The race shown above was one of the closest of the 30 heat program.

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1940
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July
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Spectators Watch The Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby, July 1940

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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1940
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SOAP BOX RACE IS INTERESTING: The boys who pilot cars in the Soap Box Derby race don't get all of the thrills. Judging from the expression on the faces of the above spectators, they also get a "kick" out of the race. An estimated crowd of about 5,000 saw the annual race held Saturday on Broadway Hill.

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1940
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July
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Nurse Mildred Anderson Maintains The Red Cross First Aid Station At Ann Arbor's Soap Box Derby, July 1940

Nurse Mildred Anderson Maintains The Red Cross First Aid Station At Ann Arbor's Soap Box Derby, July 1940 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1940
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NO CRACKUPS: HAD QUIET DAY: There were no crack-ups in Saturday's Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby, so Miss Mildred Anderson, Red Cross nurse shown above with her first aid station, had little to do. Her only patient was a little boy who got something in his eye. However, the Red Cross was on the job, in case there had been any serious accidents. Miss Anderson was assisted by Dr. Robert Rehner of the University Hospital.

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1940
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July
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Alfred White Beats Edward Gillespie To Win The Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby Title, July 1940

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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1940
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FINAL SOAP BOX DERBY RACE WAS CLOSE: Alfred White, 906 Packard St., is shown above winning the Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby title by defeating Edward Gillespie, the Class B champion, in the city championship race. White had previously won the Class A title. Gillespie, who swept through Class B without a defeat, gave White a real argument as the above picture shows. The two cars were neck and neck most of the way down the hill.

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1940
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July
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Alfred White, Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby Champion, Receives Trophy From Fritz Crisler, July 1940

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Alfred White, 15-year-old boy living at 906 Packard, was the happiest boy in Ann Arbor Saturday night. For Alfred was crowned champion of the Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby and will represent Ann Arbor in the All-American finals at Akron, O., on Aug. 11. Alfred not only got a big thrill out of winning the race and the title, but he also got a big kick out of receiving the M. E. Coyle trophy which was presented to him by Coach Fritz Crisler as shown in the above picture. He was so excited that he found it difficult to mumble thanks as the Wolverine coach made the presentation.

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1940
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July
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Alfred White - Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby Champion, July 1940

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Ann Arbor News, August 8, 1940
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HOPES TO WIN IN ALL-AMERICAN: Alfred White, 15-year-old Ann Arbor Soap Box Derby champion shown flashing that smile in the above picture, is looking forward to representing Ann Arbor Sunday in the All-American Soap Box Derby race at Akron, O. Alfred leaves tomorrow morning for Akron, where he will race against the champions from 130 other cities.

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1940
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July
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Detroit Edison Workmen Remove Old Sluice Gates From Barton Dam & Haul Them To Shore, November 1951

Detroit Edison Workmen Remove Old Sluice Gates From Barton Dam & Haul Them To Shore, November 1951 image
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Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1951
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Detroit Edison Co. workmen hauled to shore Saturday old sluice gates to be replaced at Barton Dam. Engineers dropped the pond level by six feet to expose the dam face from which the old wooden gates were withdrawn. Both the old and new water levels are clearly visible along the pond's shoreline. Workers, in icy temperatures, hauled the old gates (at left) to shore on rafts.

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1951
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November
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