Mrs. Quackenbush, holding Laughlan Campbell, & Anna Freeman Watch Earl W. Quackenbush prepare Thanksgiving dinner at the Dixboro Methodist Church, November 1952
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Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1952
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Getting ready for a 150-person Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow at the Dixboro Methodist Church are (left to right) Mrs. Earl C. Quackenbush, Mrs. Anna Freeman and Earl W. Quackenbush. Tomorrow's dinner, the third annual event for members of the church, seeks to recapture the spirit of community cooperation which featured the nation's fist Thanksgiving. The cost is divided. Mrs. Quackenbush holds Laughlan Campbell, son of the church pastor, Rev. Loren W. Campbell.
Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1952
Caption
Getting ready for a 150-person Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow at the Dixboro Methodist Church are (left to right) Mrs. Earl C. Quackenbush, Mrs. Anna Freeman and Earl W. Quackenbush. Tomorrow's dinner, the third annual event for members of the church, seeks to recapture the spirit of community cooperation which featured the nation's fist Thanksgiving. The cost is divided. Mrs. Quackenbush holds Laughlan Campbell, son of the church pastor, Rev. Loren W. Campbell.
Year
1952
Month
November
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Mrs. Earl C. Quakenbush, Anna Freeman, Earl W. Quackenbush, Laughlan Campbell
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