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Michigan Alumnae Club - Tommy Dorsey Benefit Concert Committee, February 1938

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BENEFIT CONCERT COMMITTEE HAS TEA: Guests of Mrs. Bradley L. Thompson of Melrose Ave. at tea at her home yesterday were the members of the central committee of the Michigan Alumnae club for the benefit concert Tuesday night by Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. From left to right above are Mrs. Walter G. Maddock, Mrs. Carl E. Guthe, Mrs. Irene B. Johnson (seated), Mrs. Thompson, Miss Lynda Eberbach and Miss Elizabeth Aigler.
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Ann Arbor News, February 15, 1938
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Lee Stansbury Sets A Timer For His Mother's Cheese Cake Pie, February 1961

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ON YOUR MARK, GET SET..: Lee Stansbury, 10, gives his mother, Mrs. Bruce E. Stansbury, the go-ahead signal for the final baking of her cheese cake pie. Mrs. Stansbury has found that proper timing of several steps in making this pie is essential to insure perfect results.
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Ann Arbor News, February 9, 1961
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Community High Students Stencil 'Dump No Waste' Sign on Drain Sewers, October 1990

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October
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1990
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Community High students, Jim Borda and Melina Williams, stencil the message 'Dump no waste, drains to river' next to drain sewers on Washington Street in Ann Arbor Thursday. Watching is Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner Janis Bobrin. Williams said they got involved in the 'eco-active action' through Community High School teacher Archie O'Connor.
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Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1990
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Bonnie Lindsay Interviewed on Topic of 'Teenage Runaways' at Community High School, December 1977

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20
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December
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1977
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Bonnie Lindsay has found that you can go home again. Her family, she says, "leaves the door open for me."
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Ann Arbor News, December 20, 1977
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Adelle & Daniel Campbell Celebrating 50th Wedding Anniversary, February 1940

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1940
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MARK ANNIVERSARY: Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Campbell of Pittsfield township are holding open house to their friends today in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. They are one of Washtenaw county's best known couples.
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Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1940
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Fire At The F. H. Conley Co. Building, November 1940

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1940
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STORAGE PLANT DAMAGED: Fire resulting from the explosion of an oil heater yesterday in the office of F. H. Conley Co., 2320 Dexter Rd., beer and wine distributors, resulted in more than $5,000 damage. The office and wine storage vault and some beer cases were ruined and the tires were burned off a truck. Ann Arbor township fire department answered the call at 5 p.m. and battled the blaze for two hours.
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Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1940
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Charles Palmer In His Iris Garden, May 1949

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Charles Palmer, of 2744 Kimberly Rd., who specializes in growing iris, is pictured with one of the 350 plants which are now in full bloom in his garden. The variety he is inspecting is known as Snow Flurry. His garden is open for inspection this week-end.
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Ann Arbor News, June 4, 1949
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Leslie Bird Tests Out Ann Arbor's New Street Sweeper, March 1949

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1949
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NEW SWEEPER GETS A WORKOUT: Leslie G. Bird is shown putting the city's new street sweeper through an experimental run. The new vehicle gives the city three sweepers, but one of the old models has been in operation for 12 years and is nearing its retirement. The new model is not radically different from the other two but it is vastly streamlined in contrast to earlier types that Bird has used in his approximately 30 years with the public works department.
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Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1949
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Retiree A.P. Marshall Teaches Over 55 Driving Class, February 1989

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A.P. Marshall, retired dean of academic services at Eastern Michigan University, volunteers to teach a driver refresher course for senior citizens sponsored by Washtenaw County Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons.
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Ann Arbor News, February 11, 1989
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Hamburg bus purchased by Brown-McLaren Manufacturing to transport Hamburg children to Ann Arbor schools, March 1944

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1944
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SCHOOL ABSENTEE PROBLEM SOLVED: When Hamburg High school students, who attend classes at Ann Arbor High school, found wartime travel restrictions making it nearly impossible to attend school, many of them dropped out and forgot about further education. Then R. C. Brown and some of his cohorts at the Brown-McLaren Manufacturing Co. in Hamburg stepped into the picture and solved the school transportation problem by purchasing a $3,300 school bus that makes the Hamburg-Ann Arbor trip daily carrying 12 Hamburg students and an extra 10 picked up at Whitmore Lake. The new bus started its runs this week but it isn't the first effect of Mr. Brown's benevolence to be felt at the Hamburg school. He also purchased a $1,000 fire escape for the school building and has made other improvements possible. Shown in the picture foreground, left to right, are Mr. Brown, the company president; Harry Andrews, treasurer; Ora Moehl, auditor, and Charles Heath.
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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1944
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Frank J. Hammond, Ex-Postmaster, Whittaker, Augusta Township, Washtenaw County, October 1937

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PRECEDED MONEY ORDERS IN POST OFFICE: When Frank J. Hammond became postmaster of Whittaker near the turn of the century, all he had to worry about was the dispatching and distribution of letters and newspapers. During his 23 years of service to Uncle Sam, however, with one four-year interruption during a Republican president's terms, he introduced the money order and parcel post service in Whittaker.
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Ann Arbor News, October 27, 1937
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Construction of New National Educational Television and Radio Center, January 1962

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TV CENTER'S BUILDING: Work is progressing on a new building at Packard and Colony Rds. for the National Educational Television and Radio Center. The concern, whose activities here include reproduction and distribution of video tapes, will relocate from quarters at 2320 Washtenaw Ave. Occupancy of the new building is scheduled by May 1.
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Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1962
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U-M Professor Garnet R. Garrison explains video production to E. Ray Baxter, assistant to the president of Grand Rapids Junior College, November 1952

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1952
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EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION: Participants in the Conference on Higher Education now meeting at the University, spent the morning looking over various campus activities. Shown here receiving a demonstration of television is E. Ray Baxter (left), assistant to the president of Grand Rapids Junior College. Prof. Garnet R. Garrison (center), director of U-M television, explains the workings of video. Operating the camera is William J. Cox, a U-M graduate student from New Kensington, Pa.
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Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1952
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Children Model Frog, Sea Serpent, & Seal Costumes For Municipal Bathing Beach Water Carnival, August 1936

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August
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1936
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CARNIVAL NOVELTIES: The frog, sea serpent and seal pictured here are among the novelties which will be seen at the water carnival at 8:15 tomorrow night at the municipal bathing beach. Jessie Fyfe is in the frog costume at the left, while serpent is formed by Jack Fyfe (in the head), Douglas Swift, Edwin Zill, Robert Hollway, John McCarthy, Clarence Plickton and Dorothy Curd. At the right is Geraldine Frederick as a seal.
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Ann Arbor News, August 10, 1936
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Aprill Home & Smokehouse on Scio Church Rd, November 1936

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1936
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SMOKE HOUSE 102 YEARS OLD: The smoke house shown above was built in 1834 by Jacob Aprill on a farm which he took over from the government at that time. The present house was also built by the grandfather of the present owner, George Aprill, 80 years ago. The 329-acre farm lies along the Scio Church Rd.
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Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1936
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Mary Lesser & Aberdeen Angus Steer, November 1936

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1936
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ENTERED IN JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW: Among the six 4-H club members in Washtenaw county who are feeding livestock for entry in the Junior show at Detroit is Mary Lesser, 14, shown above with her Aberdeen Angus steer. She is in the eighth grade of the Spiegelberg school, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lesser, who live five miles west of Dexter.
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Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1936
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Camp Peachy Pre-Independence Day Parade Crossing Huron Street, July 2000

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PRE-INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE - Harriet Cobbs, left, director of Peach Tree Montessori Preschool in Ann Arbor, guards the crosswalk on West Huron Street during a pre-Independence Day parade she led on Monday morning. The school, which holds Camp Peachy during the summer, organized the parade for its 10 campers. In the wagon, from left, Anna Raschke, 2, Lily Robins, 4, Max Winston, 3. Pulling the wagon is parent Kelsey Hargesheimer with her daughter, Lesley Blackwell, 5.
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Ann Arbor News, July 4, 2000
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Crystal Smith & Nakaiya Harrison Stop To Rest During The Camp Peachy Pre-Independence Day Parade, July 2000

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Crystal Smith, 7, left, and Nakaiya Harrison, 9, wait for other campers to catch up with them during the parade. Smith is wearing a Liberty Bell costume and Harrison is dressed as the Statue of Liberty. Camp participants celebrated the holiday by walking in costume from the preschool to Main Street. Both girls attended the preschool and are now counselors in training.
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Ann Arbor News, July 4, 2000
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Irene Dumond packs Red Cross package for her son Jack, a POW, March 1944

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Mrs. Dwight Dumond, whose son Jack has been a prisoner of war in Germany for the past year and a half, is inspecting one of the Red Cross packages sent weekly to prisoners of war. The box contains a package of Army K-2 biscuits, a box of processed American cheese, four packages of cigarets, one pound of oleomargarine, 12 ounces of corned beef, one pound of powdered whole milk, 12 ounces of canned meat, a can of tuna fish, six ounces of a meat and cereal mixture, two ounces of instant coffee, sic ounces of peach preserves, a box of loaf sugar, a box of seeded raisins, four chocolate bars and two bars of toilet soap. The boxes sent overseas may vary occasionally, but the food value is always maintained.
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Ann Arbor News, March 1, 1944
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Valentine Post Office At Northside School, February 1957

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READY FOR VALENTINE'S DAY: Youngsters in Mrs. Bert Whalen's second grade class at Northside School are operating their own Valentine Post Office for the distribution of the won't-you-be-mine cards. Linda Jane Ellis (far left) and Kyle Kittleson line up to post their Valentines with Carolyn Ann Ross, who is serving as postmistress at the moment.
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Ann Arbor News, February 11, 1957
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Bach School Kindergartners Make Pudding For Valentines Day - February 14, 1956

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1956
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PARTY PREPARATION: This is the day for hearts and cupids and poetry and parties and school youngsters across the city were busy exchanging cards and having special Valentine Day celebrations. In Bach School this morning, our photographer caught these members of a kindergarten class deep in the serious business of making a Valentine pudding for later consumption. The girls seem to be doing the work but the middle man gets to lick the bowl. They are (left to right) Sandy Zahn, 5, of 215 Murray Ave., Larry Hulcher, 5, of 223 Crest Ave., and Judy May, 5, of 219 Bucholz Ct.
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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1956
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Margie Brooks, Tahitian Dancer, Entertains Children At Mott Hospital On Valentine's Day - February 14, 1977

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1977
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Miss Kaleni (Margie Brooks), who may be the only professional Tahitian dancer in the area, entertained youngsters at Mott Children's Hospital on Valentine's Day. The versatile dancer, who says she has a "great love for entertaining," lives with her husband and two children at Tamarack Lake near Pinckney. (Staff Photo By Larry E. Wright)
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Ann Arbor News, February 16, 1977
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Kindergartners At Logan School Celebrate Valentines Day, February 1994

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February
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Logan School kindergartner Gerald McKinney smiles as he reads a valentine he received from a classmate Thursday. Students in Ann Arbor celebrated Valentine's Day early, since they will be off school Friday and Monday.
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Ann Arbor News, February 11, 1994
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Valentines Day Orders Are Prepared At Chelsea Flower Shop, February 1994

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Karen Berwald of the Chelsea Flower Shop, 203 E. Liberty St., is surrounded by Valentine Day's orders as she works on a bouquet. The store was a flurry of activity over the weekend as workers hurried to prepare the Valentine Day orders that numbered "in the hundreds," according to owner Claire Harding.
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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1994
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Byron & Bertha Bailey Celebrate Their 50th Wedding Anniversary, June 1948

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Mr. and Mrs. Byron E. B. Bailey, 539 S. Seventh St., celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday in the home which they were married and where they have lived 46 of the 50 years of married life. The Baileys were married June 29, 1898. Except for four years of residence in Indiana, they have lived in Ann Arbor since that time. They observed their anniversary at a reception attended by their son, George R. Bailey of Detroit, and his family and a few relatives.
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Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1948
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UM International Students Prepare For A Shopping Trip, September 1, 1974

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One of the most popular of the services offered to arriving foreign students by Volunteers for International Hospitality (VIHP) is a tour of area shopping centers where they can purchase cooking utensils, bedding and other items they need to set up housekeeping. Conducting some of these tours for the last two years have been Wasseem Malik, left foreground, and Shadid Loldhi, right, both doctoral candidates in pharmacy from Pakistan, who volunteered their services at arrival time after pleasant experiences with VIHP host families.
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Ann Arbor News, September 1, 1974
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Students Build A Snow Woman In Front Of The International Cultural Exchange Building, December 19, 1973

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An international snow woman with flags of more than 50 countries pinned to her skirt gets a final pat from Jose Barbera (left) of Madrid, Spain, who never before had seen snow before coming to Ann Arbor as an exchange student. Two other high school students who never had seen snow before leaving their native countries are Ignacia Almeida (center) of Quito, Ecuador, and Christiane Thielcke of West Berlin. They built the international snow person in front of the International Cultural Exchange, 290 S. Wagner Rd., Scio Township.
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Ann Arbor News, December 31, 1969
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UM Student From Malaysia, Jegaluckshumy Jegasothy, October 22, 1973

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Says Jegaluckshumy Jegasothy, above, recently arrived from warmer climates: "If I can just put up with the weather, I can't complain."
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Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1973
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Iva Smith (left) Helps New UM Students From Japan Register For Campus Activities, August 31, 1967

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Miss Iva Smith (left), receptionist at the International Center, helps newcomers Eisuke Sakakibara and his wife, Mihoko, register for foreign student activities. Eisuke will study economics at the U-M. This is the couple's first year at the University, but second year in the United States. They hail from Tokyo, Japan. Center volunteers will aid them in becoming acquainted with Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1967
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K. S. & Vatsala Srikantan, UM Graduate Students, Show A Statue Of A Masai Tribe Man From Their Travels In Africa, March 16, 1965

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Mr. K. S. Srikantan and his wife Vatsala, both of whom are graduate students at the University, share their apartment with mementos of their home in India and their travels in Africa. The statue of a Masai tribe man from Tanganyika stands in front of a plate and dinner bell from India. The Srikantans are holding a pure copper plate with rock carving from Rhodesia and a little African drum. The rug is made from a monkey skin from Ethiopia. The couple spent two and a half years in Africa while Mr. Srikantan was working as a statistics expert with the United Nations.
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K. S. & Vatsala Srikantan, UM Graduate Students, Show Mementos From Their Travels In Africa, March 16, 1965

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Mr. K. S. Srikantan and his wife Vatsala, both of whom are graduate students at the University, share their apartment with mementos of their home in India and their travels in Africa. The statue of a Masai tribe man from Tanganyika stands in front of a plate and dinner bell from India. The Srikantans are holding a pure copper plate with rock carving from Rhodesia and a little African drum. The rug is made from a monkey skin from Ethiopia. The couple spent two and a half years in Africa while Mr. Srikantan was working as a statistics expert with the United Nations.
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Students From The English Language Institute Ready To Board Bus For A Trip To The U.P. , November 1, 1963

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Leave for North: Some of the 36 teachers from 17 foreign nations who are in training at the University's English Language Institute are boarding a bus in yesterday's rain at the Michigan Union for a trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula and Chicago. The teachers were entertained last night by the U-M Alumni Club at Sault Ste. Marie, and tonight will be guests of the Alumni Club of Menominee. The group will then travel through Wisconsin to Chicago, returning home Monday.
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Dr. & Mrs. Gingles & Family Host UM Students From India, December 18, 1962

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Indian Guests: Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Gingles of 204 Mark Hannah Pl., participants in the Family Host Program since its inception five years ago, will entertain both their past and present participants in the program at Christmas dinner next Tuesday. Pointing to the world globe, Rao Mutyala Bhaskararao shows Bruce Gingles, 7 1/2, his Indian homeland, while the other Gingles, Sallie, 15, Dad and Mom, Catherine, 12, and Alice, 5, (left to right), gather around. Ramdas Bhirud of Bombay, India, (right) still visits the family although he has "moved on" to new hosts after visiting the Gingleses regularly for the past two years.
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Ann Arbor News, December 18, 1962
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Sri Hardjoko Wirjomartono, UM Student From Java, With Children Of Wilfred Kincaid Enjoying The Snow, December 18, 1962

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New Experience: Sri Hardjoko Wirjomartono of Java, an island in Indonesia, found Michigan snow a new experience. While studying for his master's degree in mechanical engineering at the University, Sri is learning about American living through the Family Host Program. The Wilfred M. Kincaid family of 1358 Arlington Blvd., including Walter, 6, David, 4, and long-haired pal, and Bill, 9, (left to right), is entertaining him once a month during his stay in Ann Arbor.
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Mayor Pro-Tem, Russell J. Burns Shows City Flag To UM International Students Visiting City Hall, March 1, 1960

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Foreign Students' Night Out: Nineteen foreign students of the University English Institute learned about city government last evening in a visit to the City Council meeting. Arrangements were made by Mrs. William B. Ballis (left), government and politics chairman of the Friends of the English Language Institute, and her committee. Mayor Pro-Tem Russell J. Burns (right) showed the city seal to students (center) Hussein Abouhossein of Iran and Miss Selam Kawas of Syria. Mrs. Florence R. Crane, council woman and Friends member gave a talk before the meeting. The foreign students adjourned to the home of Mrs. J. R. Hayden of Hill St. and heard another talk on municipal government by William R. Gable, research associate of the U-M Institute of Public Administration. Friends of the ELI provided transportation for the students.
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Planters outside of Mr. Flood's Party, July 1975

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1975
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Perseverance -- and following the proper City Hall channels -- has gotten Mr. Flood's Party its planter boxes. The first attempt by the owner of the W. Liberty Street nightspot to build a sidewalk planter failed because a permit wasn't obtained. Following unheeded warnings to stop the work, city officials used a front-end loader to literally scoop the box away. The owner of the bar, Ned Duke, then went to City Council for the necessary approval, but council said "no" after learning the city would be responsible for any accidents caused by the planter. A second try convinced council to grant the permit. Plantings in one of the two stone boxes was completed Wednesday by, from left, Pat Grammatico, who did the stone work, John Cruz, Carol Bernstein and Duke. (News Photo by Jack Stubbs)
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Ann Arbor News, July 24, 1975
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First Night at Golden Gloves Tournament, January 1938

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January
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1938
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REAL SPIRIT PREVAILS IN GOLDEN GLOVES: This picture typifies the true spirit of Golden Glove boxing. Cy Hughes of Ann Arbor, left, had just knocked out John Frauser of Dexter, right, in the third round of their novice welterweight bout at the Armory last night. But here they are on their way to the dressing room, arms around each other and, judging from the expressions on their faces, no hard feelings.
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Ann Arbor News, January 26, 1938
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Edwards Brothers Girls' City Softball Champions, 1937

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PLAY IN STATE TOURNAMENT TODAY: Edwards Brothers, who won the girls' city softball championship recently, will compete in the state tournament at Lansing today against the Remington Rand ten of Benton Harbor. If victorious today, Edwards will swing into action again Sunday afternoon at Ranney park against the survivor of games between three teams, Peter Pan of Lansing, Mutal Drugs of Niles, and Holt Recorders. The contest will start at 1 o'clock.

Standing in the above picture, left to right, are Coach Tommy Ingram, Hazel Engels, Mildred Smith, Ruth Carstens, Lorreta Schlimmer, Esther Carstens, Evelyn Barnes, Helen Hickey, Helen Pegan and Coach Ned Hickey. Seated are Dorothy Pickard, Helen Carman, Lucille Stierle, Mary Pegan, Clarice Lytle and Nadenna Schmidt.
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Ann Arbor News, September 4, 1937
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2,000 gather outside a J. D. Miller's Cafeteria and Coffee Shop to hear debate on Communism versus Capitalism, April 27, 1950

2,000 gather outside a J. D. Miller's Cafeteria and Coffee Shop to hear debate on Communism versus Capitalism, April 27, 1950 image
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April
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1950
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2,000 TURN OUT FOR DEBATE: This is part of the crowd of more than 2,000 persons who gathered outside a State St. cafeteria last nigh in their attempts to hear an off-campus debate, Communism versus Capitalism, between Prof. Preston W. Slosson, and admitted Communist Dr. Herbert J. Phillips. Only 200 persons were able to hear the actual debate, however, because of a fire inspector's ruling limiting occupancy of the building to that number.
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Ann Arbor News, April 28, 1950
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2,000 Seek To Attend Red Debate: Only 200 Succeed In Hearing Talks By Slosson And Phillips

Sandra Norrian models an easy-to-wear ensemble in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957

Sandra Norrian models an easy-to-wear ensemble in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957 image
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December
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1967
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DRESSED FOR SPRING: Members of the Michigan Dames will model in an annual style show at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Ballroom of the Michigan Union. Here Mrs. Sanford Norian of Northwood Apts. (left) wears an ensemble of beige and cocoa cotton, typical of the easy-to-wear fashions of the season. Mrs. Thomas Rose of Henry St. (center) shows just how dressy cotton can be. Her gown is of beige, black and white cotton printed with large roses. Mrs. Norian is shown again in a navy and chalk striped silk shirtwaist dress with a bloused bodice and slim, but comfortable skirt.
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Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1957
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Betty Lodewick models a brief jacket atop a sheath dress in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957

Betty Lodewick models a brief jacket atop a sheath dress in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957 image
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December
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1967
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CAPES AND BRIEF JACKETS: ...Another new look on the fashion scene is the very, very brief jacket topping a sheath dress. Here Mrs. Lodewick wears an ensemble of white and beige tweed. The jacket has a "blouson" back and is cut Empire style in front. A Dutch boy look is created in the sheath by full darts at the hips. Completing her ensemble, she wears a perky beige straw hat with an upturned brim.
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Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1957
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Betty Lodewick models a bright red silk dress in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957

Betty Lodewick models a bright red silk dress in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957 image
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December
Year
1967
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A WHIRL OF RED SILK: Mrs. L. S. Lodewick of Fifth St. shows a bright red silk dress by Mr. Mort which is designed with a rounded neckline and a flared pelon-lined skirt. Accenting the trim dress are Puritan-style white linen cuffs. Her white sraw hat is trimmed with red roses. Clothes modeled in the show will be from Jacobson's Ladies Apparel and will include sportswear, suits and coats, better dresses and evening wear.
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Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1957
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Harriet M. Rose models a cotton printed dress in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957

Harriet M. Rose models a cotton printed dress in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957 image
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December
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1967
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DRESSED FOR SPRING: Members of the Michigan Dames will model in an annual style show at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Ballroom of the Michigan Union. Here Mrs. Sanford Norian of Northwood Apts. (left) wears an ensemble of beige and cocoa cotton, typical of the easy-to-wear fashions of the season. Mrs. Thomas Rose of Henry St. (center) shows just how dressy cotton can be. Her gown is of beige, black and white cotton printed with large roses. Mrs. Norian is shown again in a navy and chalk striped silk shirtwaist dress with a bloused bodice and slim, but comfortable skirt.
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Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1957
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Harriet M. Rose models a cape and jacket in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957

Harriet M. Rose models a cape and jacket in the Michigan Dames' Fashion Show, March 1957 image
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December
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1967
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CAPES AND BRIEF JACKETS REIGN: A full-length cape in a new shade of grey, called French pewter, is modeled by Mrs. Rose. It features rows of decorative buttons and can be worn belted or full. With it she wears a satin-trimmed lemon yellow high straw hat.
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Molly Meade at the Community High Lottery, March 1998

Molly Meade at the Community High Lottery, March 1998 image
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12
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March
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1998
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Molly Meade came to the Community High Lottery prepared. While some of her closest friends will be going to Community High, Meade's name came up far down the waiting list. She will likely be going to Pioneer.
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Ann Arbor News, March 12, 1998
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Community High Students Look Through Seventeen Magazine, September 1996

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19
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September
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1996
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Left, Community High students, left to right, Jermonna Bennett, Brandi Gibbs and Natalie Mason giggle as they look through the fall/winter issue of Seventeen Magazine. Below, Community students Justin Johnstone, left, Dominic Elder, second from left and Alan Watts, far right, listen to the directions of Seventeen Magazine photographer Sandro Sodano.
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Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1996
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Gerald Coon and Eddie Scott during a Golden Gloves bout, January 1936

Gerald Coon and Eddie Scott during a Golden Gloves bout, January 1936 image
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January
Year
1936
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DETROITER WINS CLOSE DECISION--Above are Gerald Coon, left of Detroit, and Eddie Scott, Ann Arbor, open flyweights in their bout at the Armory last night. Coon won a hair-line decision with a spirited attack in the last minute of the third round. The decision was not unanimous.
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Ann Arbor News, February 1, 1936
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Cecil A. Moore, fur trader, on way from Alaska to Maine via dog sled, stops in Saline, November 1950

Cecil A. Moore, fur trader, on way from Alaska to Maine via dog sled, stops in Saline, November 1950 image
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November
Year
1950
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GOES THROUGH SALINE BY DOG SLED: Cecil A. Moore, a 42-year-old fur trader, is shown above in Saline on his way from Fairbanks, Alaska, to his home in Lewiston, Me.--via dog sled and team. Moore arrived along US-112 yesterday and remained in Saline overnight. He was scheduled to mount his sled and head for Detroit and points east sometime this afternoon. (Story on page 21)
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Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1950
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Earl K. Crabtree, Bill Westerman, and Cai V. Christensen prepare for pie-throwing event, April 1953

Earl K. Crabtree, Bill Westerman, and Cai V. Christensen prepare for pie-throwing event, April 1953 image
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April
Year
1953
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"Side-show barker" Earl K. Crabtree tells pie-pitcher Bill Westerman "Here's your target," and points at Cai V. Christensen. This scene is scheduled to be repeated Saturday night at the Ann Arbor High School carnival from 6 to 10 p.m. At that time the public will have an opportunity to ty its hand at pie throwing.
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Ann Arbor News, April 30, 1953
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Mrs. Richard Graham models a hat for Barton Hills Country Club millinery show, "Autumn Finale," September 1959

Mrs. Richard Graham models a hat for Barton Hills Country Club millinery show, "Autumn Finale," September 1959 image
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September
Year
1959
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MILLINERY SHOW TOMORROW: Included in the Barton Hills County Club hat show, "Autumn Finale" set for 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the club, will be the above chapeaux. Mrs. Charles Newton (left) wears a green velvet creation trimmed with feathers while Mrs. Richard Graham (center) wears a feathered cocktail hat in a shocking pink. Mrs. Douglas Gregory chose a green derby with a feathered crown. Other hats from Jacobson's French collection will be seen in softly tailored and dressy Lanvin, Bahman and Svend designs. Also modeled by the above women will be a collection of holiday hats, many with fur trim. Mrs. Vincent VandeMotter, general chairman, announced that reservations for the bridge luncheon will be received today at the club. She is being assisted on arrangements by Mrs. Edmund Botch and Mrs. Normal Ellis. Commentator for the millinery show will be John Walsch.
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Lucy K. Gregory models a hat for Barton Hills Country Club millinery show, "Autumn Finale," September 1959

Lucy K. Gregory models a hat for Barton Hills Country Club millinery show, "Autumn Finale," September 1959 image
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September
Year
1959
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MILLINERY SHOW TOMORROW: Included in the Barton Hills County Club hat show, "Autumn Finale" set for 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the club, will be the above chapeaux. Mrs. Charles Newton (left) wears a green velvet creation trimmed with feathers while Mrs. Richard Graham (center) wears a feathered cocktail hat in a shocking pink. Mrs. Douglas Gregory chose a green derby with a feathered crown. Other hats from Jacobson's French collection will be seen in softly tailored and dressy Lanvin, Bahman and Svend designs. Also modeled by the above women will be a collection of holiday hats, many with fur trim. Mrs. Vincent VandeMotter, general chairman, announced that reservations for the bridge luncheon will be received today at the club. She is being assisted on arrangements by Mrs. Edmund Botch and Mrs. Normal Ellis. Commentator for the millinery show will be John Walsch.
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Jane G. Newton models a hat for Barton Hills Country Club millinery show, "Autumn Finale," September 1959

Jane G. Newton models a hat for Barton Hills Country Club millinery show, "Autumn Finale," September 1959 image
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September
Year
1959
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MILLINERY SHOW TOMORROW: Included in the Barton Hills County Club hat show, "Autumn Finale" set for 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the club, will be the above chapeaux. Mrs. Charles Newton (left) wears a green velvet creation trimmed with feathers while Mrs. Richard Graham (center) wears a feathered cocktail hat in a shocking pink. Mrs. Douglas Gregory chose a green derby with a feathered crown. Other hats from Jacobson's French collection will be seen in softly tailored and dressy Lanvin, Bahman and Svend designs. Also modeled by the above women will be a collection of holiday hats, many with fur trim. Mrs. Vincent VandeMotter, general chairman, announced that reservations for the bridge luncheon will be received today at the club. She is being assisted on arrangements by Mrs. Edmund Botch and Mrs. Normal Ellis. Commentator for the millinery show will be John Walsch.
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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1959
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