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House Fire At Browndale Group Home, December 1976

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Ann Arbor News, December 4, 1976
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A column of water shoots out a window of a west side house and firemen raise a ladder to get to the blaze this morning. The fire was in an upstairs bathroom. It routed five teenage occupants of the half-way house for emotionally disturbed youths and their housemother from their home at 1209 W. Huron, operated by Browndale Michigan, Inc. There were no injuries and damage was confined to the bathroom, a hallway and part of the roof. Capt. Henry Mallory of the Ann Arbor Fire Department says the fire, which was reported about 8 a.m., remains under investigation. Residents of the house will be resettled among Browndale's five other homes in Ann Arbor, according to a Browndale worker. (Staff photos by Jack Stubbs)

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1976
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December
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Firefighters Raise A Ladder At Browndale Group Home Fire, December 1976

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Ann Arbor News, December 4, 1976
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A column of water shoots out a window of a west side house and firemen raise a ladder to get to the blaze this morning. The fire was in an upstairs bathroom. It routed five teenage occupants of the half-way house for emotionally disturbed youths and their housemother from their home at 1209 W. Huron, operated by Browndale Michigan, Inc. There were no injuries and damage was confined to the bathroom, a hallway and part of the roof. Capt. Henry Mallory of the Ann Arbor Fire Department says the fire, which was reported about 8 a.m., remains under investigation. Residents of the house will be resettled among Browndale's five other homes in Ann Arbor, according to a Browndale worker. (Staff photos by Jack Stubbs)

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1976
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December
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Jack W. Boyd - Director Of Browndale International Group Homes In Ann Arbor, February 1977

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Ann Arbor News, February 13, 1977
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Local Browndale Director Jack Boyd Clears Out Office At 114 E. Kingsley St.

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1977
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February
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Ann Arbor Citizens' Flower Show Preview, June 1939

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1939
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June
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"BRIDES FIND INTEREST IN FLOWER SHOW PRE-VIEW: The art of table arrangement for informal parties has a special appeal for hostesses as summer approaches, and recent brides and brides-elect of the season will find delightful suggestions at the Ann Arbor Citizens' Flower show this week-end, for entertaining both with the elaborate loveliness of their wedding gift porcelain and linens, or with simple appointments for terrace parties. Chatting over a pre-view of one of the suggested arrangments such as may be seen at the show at Yost Field house tomorrow, Sunday and Monday, is the group above, gathered in the garden of Mrs. Philip E. Bursley of Olivia Ave., chairman of the table arrangement exhibit at the show. From left to right the group includes Mrs. Fielding H. Yost jr., of Monroe St. a member of Mrs. Bursley's committee; Miss Jean A. Seeley of Lafayette Rd., bride-elect of June 17; and Mrs. A. Jackson Day of Monroe St., who was Miss Betty Sinclair of Detroit before her marriage last month and who will be in Miss Seeley's wedding party." (Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1939)

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Martin And Mary Merkel Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary, May 1939

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1939
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May
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"GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED: A special mass was celebrated and an anniversary dinner was served yesterday in Chelsea in observance of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Merkel of that village" (Ann Arbor News, May 22, 1939)

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Rouse Sisters To Study In France, August 1939

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1939
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August
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"Miss Margaret Rouse [right] and her sister, Janet, will sail next month for France with their mother, Mrs. Louis J. Rouse of Michigan Ave. to be away a year. Margaret will be at Nevers, teaching and studying at the Ecole Normale there, and Janet will study at a girls' school at Versailles." (Ann Arbor News, August 11, 1939)

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Flamethrower Demonstration At The Washtenaw County Road Commission Headquarters, May 1957

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Ann Arbor News, May 28, 1957
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PEACEFUL FLAME-THROWERS: Washtenaw County Road Commission employes watch a demonstration of a new-type flame-thrower for use principally in singeing and killing roadside weeds. The demonstration at the commission headquarters at 415 W. Washington St. was made by representatives of Weldit, Inc., of Detroit and the Gallup-Silkworth Co. of Ann Arbor. The device hurls a flame of burning liquid gas.

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1957
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May
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St. Thomas And Ann Arbor High School Basketball Captains, December 1939

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Ann Arbor News, December 22, 1939
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FRIENDS NOW, ENEMIES TONIGHT: Although they appear the best of pals in the above picture, Bobby Otto, Louis Apostolou and Francis Lesperance will forget their friendship tonight when St. Thomas High clashes with Ann Arbor High in a basketball game at the St. Thomas gym. Otto, left, is co-captain of the St. Thomas team with Lesperance. Apostolou, center, pilots the Ann Arbor quintet. Tonight's game will be the fifth between the teams. Ann Arbor has won all of the previous contests.

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1939
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December
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Community Fund Kick-Off Dinner, October 1939

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Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1939
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LEADERS AT COMMUNITY FUND "KICK-OFF" DINNER: The 19th annual Community Fund campaign opened today after a "kick-off" banquet for solicitors at the Michigan Union last night. Seated at the speakers' table were: Mrs. Dana E. Seeley; Rev. Theodore R. Schmale; Mr. Seeley, president of the Fund; Stanley G. Waltz, general campaign chairman; Dr. Marshall R. Reed, Detroit pastor and keynoter at the meeting; and John F. Moore, executive secretary of the Community Fund.

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1939
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October
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Boy Listens To The Radio At The YMCA, October 1939

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Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1939
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When he wants excitement and entertainment, the young fellow shown in a quieter mood in the above photograph need not join a "gang" of the type which in former days was responsible to a large extent for the development of young criminals. Instead, he knows that he can find all the entertainment his active young mind desires at the "Y" - where he can swim, play a variety of games, read or listen to the radio in a wholesome, Christian atmosphere with other healthy, clean-minded fellows his own age. One of the major factors credited with banishing unwholesome neighborhood gangs in the Young Men's Christian Association, which provides boys and young men with opportunities for physical growth and fitness, for informal education and growth of mind, and for acquiring self-direction and poise. The "Y" is one of the agencies whose programs are made possible through contributions to the Ann Arbor Community Fund, which opens its drive for $55,000 in pledges today.

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1939
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October
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Social Service Seminar Board Meeting, September 1939

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1939
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September
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"The members of the board of the Social Service Seminar were invited to tea this afternoon by Mrs. Theophile Raphael, president of the board, and Mrs. Finley Riggs of Barton Hills who entertained at Mrs. Raphael's home on Woodside Dr. All of the members were present including Mrs. J. Griffith Hays; Mrs. Ralph A. Sawyer; Mrs. Alfred Connable; Mrs. Arthur Bromage, back this week from Dublin; Mrs. Kenneth Morgan who has returned from a summer's visit in Guatemala and Mexico; Mrs. Eugene Power, who arrived home recently after travel in England and Hollad; and Mrs. John E. Tracy who is back from California." (Ann Arbor News, September 23, 1939)

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Women's Field Army Of The American Society For The Control Of Cancer Plan Tag Day, April 1939

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Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1939
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PLANNING ANTI-CANCER TAG DAYS: Arrangements for a tag day, to be held here next Saturday, April 22, to raise funds for expansion of the "Fight Cancer With Knowledge" campaign by the Women's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer, were made at a meeting of the tag day committee. Seated are Mrs. Paul Barker and Mrs. W. S. Peck, chairman. Standing (left to right are Mrs. L. A. Tappe, Mrs. H. Marvin Pollard, general chairman, Mrs. Elliott Barnwell and Mrs. T. R. Peirsol.

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1939
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April
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Lester Working & Nellie Smith Chat At The Ann Arbor Airport Before Nellie's First Trip By Plane, October 1946

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Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1946
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Lester A. Working of the Ann Arbor Flying Club stops to chat with Mrs. Harry Smith, 80, before they take off for Holland, Mich., on Mrs. Smith's first plane trip. Mrs. Smith, who lives with her daughter, Mrs. Newton Beach at 418 S. Division St., spent the afternoon visiting her brother who is seriously ill.

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1946
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October
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Debra Reynolds Gives Bow Wow A Shower, August 1954

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Ann Arbor News, August 24, 1954
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COOL DOG ON A HOT DAY: Keeping cool has been quite a problem the past two days, and apparently will be the rest of the week if advance weather forecasts prove correct, but Debra Reynolds, 2 1/2, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Reynolds of 917 Edgewood Pl., seems to have solved the problem for both herself and her dachshund, Bow Wow. Here, it's Bow Wow's turn for a cooling shower under the lawn sprinkler.

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1954
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August
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Lucille Porter Preserves History of Black Community In Ann Arbor, June 1999

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Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1999
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'It's important for young people to know blacks have been here,' says Lucille Porter, founder of the Community Leaning Post. The agency is sponsoring the fourth annual African-American Downtown festival Saturday. Photos on the wall pictured here are of students from the former Jones School, now Community High School.

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1999
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May
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Huron League Football: Saline Vs. Romulus, November 1939

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Ann Arbor News, November 16, 1939
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ROMULUS CAPTAIN GETS WARM RECEPTION: Three Saline tacklers - Walter MacArthur (38); Ormond Bredernitz (34) and Vincent Jacobs (26) - welcomed Gerald Dugan, Romulus High captain, with open arms yesterday afternoon at Saline as he attempted to sweep the Saline right end for a touchdown in the third period. Dugan picked up 12 yards before he was stopped, however, and Romulus won the game 13-0 for its sixth straight Huron League victory.

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1939
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November
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Arthur & Alice Mummery - Married 50 Years, April 1947

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Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1947
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mummery of Olivia Ave., who will observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, are pictured above holding a vase which was a wedding present 50 years ago. The vase and matching clock (in the background) are the only two original presents the Mummerys still have.

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1947
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April
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Night School Sketching Course, January 1939

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Ann Arbor News, January 14, 1939
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NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES COVER MANY SUBJECTS: Classes like those in typewriting and sketching shown here are popular with students taking public night school work at Ann Arbor High school. Courses to be offered in the new 12-week semester starting Monday will cover not only commercial subjects, arts and handicrafts but every subject in which 10 or more persons are interested.

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1939
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January
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Night School Typewriting Course, January 1939

Night School Typewriting Course, January 1939

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NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES COVER MANY SUBJECTS: Classes like those in typewriting and sketching shown here are popular with students taking public night school work at Ann Arbor High school. Courses to be offered in the new 12-week semester starting Monday will cover not only commercial subjects, arts and handicrafts but every subject in which 10 or more persons are interested.

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1939
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January
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Three Win Boy Scout 'Silver Beaver' Award, December 1962

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Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1962
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RECEIVE AWARDS: Three persons received Silver Beaver Awards, highest Boy Scout honor for adults, during the Boy Scouts of America Portage Trails Council Recognition Dinner last night in Eastern Michigan University's McKenny Hall. Left to Right are Raymond Kingston of 5660 Textile Rd. in Ypsilanti township, Merton C. Teare of 3205 Sunnywood Blvd. in Ann Arbor and Raymond W. Maltby of Brighton. Receiving plaques for service to Scouting were Donald M. Silkworth of Ypsilanti and Dr. Floyd A. Peyton of Ann Arbor.

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1962
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December
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Boy Scout 'Silver Beaver' Award Winners, December 1960

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Ann Arbor News, December 9, 1960
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WIN SILVER BEAVER AWARDS: Alfred Mayer (left) of Chelsea and Kenneth F. Walker of Howell received Silver Beaver Awards last night for outstanding contributions to Boy Scouting and their communities. The awards were presented at a Portage Trails Council recognition dinner at the First Methodist Church in Ypsilanti.

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1960
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December
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Virginia Brooks & Sybil Graham On Horseback, April 1942

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Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1942
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WILL RIDE IN CROP AND SADDLE HORSE SHOW: Virginia Brooks of Tappan Ave. at the left above, and Sybil Graham of Hermitage Rd., will be among the Ann Arbor participants tomorrow in the annual riding show sponsored by Crop and Saddle, University women's riding club. The show will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Golfside Riding stables, E. Huron River Dr. and is open to the public.

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1942
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April
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William McPherson IV Presented The 'Silver Beaver' Boy Scouts Award, January 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 26, 1958
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RECEIVES TOP AWARD: William McPherson IV of Howell (left) is present the "Silver Beaver" award by Paul H. Uber, awards selection committee chairman, at the annual meeting of the Portage Trails Boy Scout Council last night in the Michigan Union. Grant M. Jones of Milan, who also won the coveted award, was absent because of illness.

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1958
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May
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Portage Trails Council Of Boy Scouts Award Winners, January 1956

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Ann Arbor News, January 25, 1956
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SCOUT AWARD WINNERS: These six persons have been awarded citations for their outstanding work as volunteers in the Portage Trails Council of Boy Scouts. Four of them received Scout Keys for three years of active troop leadership. Two received Scout Awards for volunteer council work. They and their citations are (from left) Charles Domine, Scout Key; Merton Teare, Scout Key; Howard F. Fetters, Scout Key; Mrs. Lamar Thumm, Scout Award; S. J. Elden, Scout Award; and Robert Temple, Scout Key.

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1956
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January
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South Lyon Police Chief Grant Dale Examines Car After Fatal Collision, April 1963

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Ann Arbor News, April 1, 1963
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DEATH VEHICLE: South Lyon Police Chief Grant Dale examines the 1959-model station wagon which Saturday carried two 12-year-old boys to their death in a train collision. The accident occurred at a marked crossing on Pontiac Tr.

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1963
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April
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South Lyon Police Chief Grant Dale Points To Spot Of Fatal Collision, April 1963

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Ann Arbor News, April 1, 1963
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COLLISION SPOT: Cheif Dale points to the exact spot on the westbound tracks where a C & O locomotive and the station wagon collided. The car was hurtled 165 feet westward down the tracks and then down an embankment after the initial impact.

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1963
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April
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Kwik 'N Kleen Laundry & Dry Cleaners - 740 Packard, December 1957

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Ann Arbor News, December 16, 1957
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Exterior view of our new plant showing the convenient drive-in parking area. Additional parking is provided to the rear of the plant.

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1957
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December
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Ann Arbor High School Football Fullback Bob Leneberg, October 1939

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Ann Arbor News, October 21, 1939
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SCORES PIONEER TOUCHDOWN: Bob Leneberg, who is better known as a softball star than as a football player, scored Ann Arbor's touchdown against Battle Creek last night on the time-honored "talking play." Bob, who has one more season of competition, played about half of the game last night as a replacement for Bob Pinchta at fullback.

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1939
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October
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Scott Donner Tries The Duck Pond At The Whitmore Lake Fourth of July Carnival, July 1972

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Ann Arbor News, July 4, 1972
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The Fourth is also trying to win a prize at one of the many booths. Below, three-year-old Scott Donner of Whitmore Lake tries his luck at the carnival's duck pond. The carnival is one of many activities at the Fourth of July Celebration in Whitmore Lake. Other activities today include a street parade, water ski show, pontoon boat parade and fireworks. (News Photos by Cecil Lockard).

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1972
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July
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Arthur Fryer & Children Ride The Merry-Go-Round At The Whitmore Lake Fourth of July Carnival, July 1972

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Ann Arbor News, July 4, 1972
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The Fourth of July is having fun, whether it's eating cotton candy, riding the ferris wheel, going to a parade or watching fireworks. Enjoying the festive mood of the Happyland Carnival in Whitmore Lake on the merry-go-round in the photo above are Arthur Fryer of Whitmore Lake and his children, Arthur 5, left and Hazel, 3, right.

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1972
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July
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Canoeists Rest On Remains Of Old Grist Mill On Huron River, October 1938

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Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1938
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CANOEISTS' RESTING PLACE: Just above Ann Arbor the remnants of an old dam, the last evidence of the grist mill which once stood there, offer a resting place for canoeists. In the days before the white man came to Michigan, the Huron formed a portion of the Indians' network of water trails. Most of the river is now navigable by canoe, but if camp sites and portages were developed along the Huron and Clinton rivers, the two streams could be utilized for healthful, pleasure-giving overnight canoe trips by the residents of southeastern Michigan.

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1938
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October
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Pie Eating Contest At Northside Playground, July 1970

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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1970
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Pie doesn't taste too good in the nose but (left to right) Brent Chrite, Richard Franklin, Lisa Franklin, Steve O'Neal and Leon McEwen don't seem to mind too much, especially after seeing how amusing each other looks. The pie-eating contest was held yesterday at Northside Playground.

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1970
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July
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Ann Arbor High School Basketball Coach Al Shaw With Players, January 1939

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Ann Arbor News, January 26, 1939
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END HIGH SCHOOL CAGE CAREERS TONIGHT: Don't blame Al Shaw, Ann Arbor High basketball coach, if he looks a bit disconsolate in the above picture. Shaw is shown with the four players he will lose after tonight's game at Lansing with Central's Big Reds. Sam Neustadt, at the left, has already been declared ineligible while Gus Christ, Capt. George Gochis and Dick Strickland finish their semesters of eligibility this week.

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1939
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January
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Ann Arbor High School Halfback Dick Walterhouse, October 1939

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Ann Arbor News, November 4, 1939
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SOPHOMORE SENSATION: Although only a sophomore, Dick Walterhouse, Ann Arbor High halfback, gave a sensational exhibition of passing at Wines Field last night at the Pioneers registered their fifth victory in seven starts over Ferndale, 33-0. Walterhouse passed to Bob Plichta for two touchdowns and completed four other tosses for a total gain of 71 yards.

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1939
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October
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Ann Arbor High School Football Player Harry Koruan, October 1939

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Ann Arbor News, November 14, 1939
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NEW PIONEER CAPTAIN: Harry Koruan, whose 57-yard gallop paved the way for the winning touchdown against Jackson last week, was elected captain of the 1940 Ann Arbor High football team yesterday by his teammates. Koruan tips the scales at 160 pounds and is rated one of the best halfbacks in the Five-A League. Next season will be his third as a member of the football team. He also stars in baseball and basketball for the Pioneers.

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1939
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October
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Ann Arbor High School Football Starting Lineup, September 1939

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Ann Arbor News, September 22, 1939
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PIONEERS WILL PRESENT COLORFUL PICTURE: Ann Arbor High's football team will present a colorful picture when it trots out on the turf at Wines Field tonight to do battle with Monroe. The Pioneers will be decked out in new uniforms of royal blue trimmed with white. The starting line will probably be composed of Phil Reid, left end; Louis Apostolou, left tackle; Johnny Wares, left guard; Don Cress, center; Capt. Pete Gochis, right guart; Bill Bush, right table and Glen Lake, right end. The backfield will be composed of, left to right, Carl Watkins, halfback; Jack Davies, quarterback; Bob Plichta, fullback and Harry Koruan, halfback.

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1939
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September
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Ann Arbor High School Football Player Jack Davies, September 1939

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Ann Arbor News, October 19, 1939
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READY FOR ACTION: Jack Davies, one of the Ann Arbor High's best punters and blockers, will be ready for action tomorrow night when the Pioneers clash with Battle Creek in a Five-A League contest at Battle Creek. Davies has been on the sidelines for two weeks with an injured back. He will likely start at Quarterback against the Bearcats.

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1939
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September
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Ann Arbor High School Football Players, September 1939

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1939
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ANN ARBOR's GREEK BRIGADE: Louis Hollway, coach of the Ann Arbor High football team, will pin his hopes for a successful season on the gridiron this fall squarely on the shoulders of the four stalwart Greek athletes shown above. From left to right they are Louis Apostolou, tackle; Eddie Jamadanian, quarterback; Capt. Pete Gochis, guard, and Harry Koruan, halfback. All but Jamadanian are regulars and Eddie may crash the starting line-up if he continues the fine play he has shown in recent scrimmage sessions. The Pioneers were in Wayne today in quest of their second victory of the season.

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1939
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September
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Ann Arbor High School Halfback Harry Koruan, September 1939

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Ann Arbor News, September 23, 1939
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SCORED FIRST TOUCHDOWN: Harry Koruan, speedy left halfback on the Ann Arbor High team, had the honor of scoring the first touchdown for the Pioneers this season when he crossed the Monroe goal in the second period on a plunge through the line. Koruan's 33-yeard pass to Walker Lang on the Monroe four-yard stripe set the stage for the score. Besides registering one of the Ann Arbor touchdowns Koruan's fine punting played a major part in the Purple and White's 14-6 victory over Monroe.

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1939
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September
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Southern Michigan Railroad Society's Summer Season, May 2000

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 2000
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Above, Southern Michigan Railroad Society volunteer Lance Charter takes up the flagman position on the train's caboose during its first summer run from Clinton to Tecumseh May 7. Below, engineer George Cowdrey, right, and engineer-in-training Richard McVetta wait for departure. The 1943, 44-ton diesel will be making runs from Clinton to Tecumseh and back every Sunday until September.

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Forsythe Middle School Band Teacher Cary Kocher Cleans Tuba, June 1999

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TUBA FOUNTAIN - Cary Kocher, band director at Forsythe Middle School in Ann Arbor, gives a tuba one last rinse before shutting down the school band operation for another school year. Normally students clean their own instruments, but this one was used by a student who left school earlier in the year. Friday is the last day of school.

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Forsythe Middle School 'Family Square-Off', November 1997

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Families participate in an academic contest at Forsythe Middle School Tuesday. Foreground, eighth-grade teacher Carrin Brown hosted the event. The family at left is Margie Pollard, Megan Doolittle, Elizabeth Hines and Dennis Pollard. The family at right is Amanda Barnes, Melissa Grambau, and Rita Barnes.

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Forsythe Middle School's Knowledge Master Team, December 1996

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Group problem-solving was mastered by this group of Forsythe Middle School students, members of the school's Knowledge Master Open team. It finished first in Michigan and 100th nationally in a quiz competition.

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Emma Furman - 100 Years Old, April 1950

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100 YEARS OLD TODAY: South Lyon is today celebrating, with open house and band music, the 100th birthday of its oldest resident, Mrs. Emma Furman. Messages of congratulations have come to her from President Truman and Governor Williams.

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1950
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Northside Elementary School Students Ice Skate During Lunch Recess, January 1976

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Pupils from Northside Elementary School take advantage of a lunch time break to get in some skating and other outdoor fun. Continued cold temperatures have kept outdoor rinks in good shape. (Ann Arbor News photo by Robert Chase)

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1976
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Cleanup After Jury Visit To Site Of Christine Gailbreath's Murder During Serial Rape Trial, June 1995

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Above, Ann Arbor serial rape suspect Ervin D. Mitchell stands near the site of the Christine Gailbreath murder off Stadium Boulevard during a visit to the site this morning. At left [this photo], Washtenaw County Prosecutor Brian Mackie and other court personnel pack up signs from the site.

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Defendant and Jury Visit Site Of Christine Gailbreath's Murder During Serial Rape Trial, June 1995

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Above [this photo], Ann Arbor serial rape suspect Ervin D. Mitchell stands near the site of the Christine Gailbreath murder off Stadium Boulevard during a visit to the site this morning. At left, Washtenaw County Prosecutor Brian Mackie and other court personnel pack up signs from the site.

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A Violinist Plays At A Tea Honoring St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Graduating Nurses, June 1952

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Ann Arbor News, June 4, 1952
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A wandering violinist from the University School of Music entertains at the tea honoring St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital graduating nurses. Enjoying the music are (left to right) Rosemary Herzberg of Saginaw; Mrs. D. A. Kolkmeyer of Delphos, O.; mother of Ann Kolkmeyer (at far right), and Jesse Crawford of Wapakoneta, O., Mrs. Kolkmeyer's aunt. The tea was part of a day-long program for the nurses yesterday.

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1952
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Ann Arbor High School Senior Play 'Death Takes A Holiday', May 1939

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1939
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May
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Leading roles in the production are taken by Dorothy Cummings and Taylor Potter. David Khan has the part of Duke Lambert at whose home the action takes place and Edna Mutter is cast as his wife. The role of their son is played by Dick Sell. Others in the cast are Ellen Koopman as the princess. William Loughborough as the baron. Leona Hanselmann as Rhoda, Dorothy Johnson as Alda. J. B. Johnson as the major and Charlotte Kaufman and John Buchanan as the servants. (Ann Arbor News, April 26, 1939)

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Jean Sideman & Neighborhood Children, August 1980

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Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1980
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When Jean Sideman told a News reporter that the neighborhood children often came to visit her, she wasn't kidding (Jean's the one at right center, holding the baby)

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1980
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August
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University High School Basketball Team With Coach Fred East, February 1939

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Ann Arbor News, February 20, 1939
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COURT RIVALS GET LAST-MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS: Fred East, University High basketball coach is shown at the left of the upper picture [this photo] giving a few last-minute instructions to his Cubs prior to their meeting with St. Thomas High's Irishmen at Yost Field House tonight. Next to East in order are Johnny Ehlers, Jack Tillotson, Strat Brown, Bill Brown, Willis Glas, Howard Wikel, Roscoe Bonisteel jr. and Ralph Buehler. The Cubs have won nine out of 10 games and are tied for the leadership of the Huron League. In the lower picture members of the St. Thomas team manage to muster a few smiles as they vow to do their best despite the weakened condition of Capt. Bobby Otto. Otto was in bed with the flu when this picture was taken but is expected to be in the starting line-up tonight. From left to right are Ed Murphy, Angelo Rocco, Jack Bodine, Charlie Morgan, Father John M. Lynch, coach, Jimmie Welch, Bill Ager, Merrill Bodine, Elmer Rickelman and Francis Lesperance.

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1939
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February
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University High School Christmas Play 'La Creche', December 1939

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Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1939
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CHRISTMAS PLAY AT "U" High: "La Creche," a drama laid on the Brittany coast on Christmas Eve in the 15th Century has two performances today in the school auditorium. The audience marches to the hall singing carols and carrying lanterns.

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1939
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December
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Tappan Junior High School 'H. M. S. Pinafore' Cast Members, April 1939

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Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1939
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POPULAR OPERETTA PRESENTED AT TAPPAN: Among the principals in "H. M. S. Pinafore," currently being offered by students of Tappan Junior High school, are Jean Cummins (left) as Buttercup, Don Dodge (in white) as Ralph Rackstraw, Tom Fitzgerald (in black) as the boatswain and Garrett Graham (at bottom) as Dick Deadeye. A performance for adults will be given at 8 o'clock tonight in the school auditorium.

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1939
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University High School Senior Play 'A Little Journey', November 1939

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Ann Arbor News, November 10, 1939
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HAVE ROLES IN PLAY: Two of the principal roles in "A Little Journey," a comedy in three acts which will be presented by the University High school senior class at 8:15 o'clock tonight and tomorrow night in the high school auditorium are portrayed by Jeanne Moore and Jim Flook. They have the parts of Julie, a society girl in financial difficulties, and Jim West, an unconventional westerner.

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1939
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Ann Arbor High School 'Mikado' Cast Members, January 1939

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Ann Arbor News, January 11, 1939
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IN HIGH SCHOOL OPERA CAST: Three of the principles and a member of the chorus for "The Mikado," which will be given three performances in Pattengill auditorium of the Ann Arbor High school this week, are pictured here. Left to right are: Gordon Haaxma who has the role of Pish-Tush, Mary Hathaway who plays Peep-Bo, one of the three little maids, David Askren, who is in the chorus, and Alma Pate who is Pooh-Bah.

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1939
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Tappan Junior High Students Decorate For All-School Party, January 1939

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Ann Arbor News, January 14, 1939
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"FERDINAND" ADDS TO PARTY: "Ferdinand the Bull" was among the decorations for the all-school party held last night by Tappan Junior HIgh pupils. Barbara Cook, Julie Richardson and Betty Ann Sweeney are pictured here, left to right, as they put the finishing touches on the painting.

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1939
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University High School Students Rehearse 'The Bean And The Cod', April 1939

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1939
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FEATURED IN HIGH SCHOOL PLAY: Three members of the cast of Wallace Bacon's "The Bean and the Cod" are shown above in a scene from the play to be given at 8:15 tonight and tomorrow night by the junior class of University High school. Left to right they are Jane Kern, Ted Hodges and Lucie Barnwell.

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1939
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April
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Tappan Junior High School 'Pirates Of Penzance' Cast, December 1939

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Ann Arbor News, December 16, 1939
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CAST OF TAPPAN SCHOOL OPERETTA: The Gilbert & Sullivan operetta "The Pirates of Penzance," was presented four times during the past week by students of the Tappan Junior High school, shown in the above photograph. Following afternoon performances Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for students in the public schools, the operetta was put on last night for the public at the Tappan school. Scenery and costumes were made by the students, faculty members and parents.

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1939
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Main Street Building Facade Being Renovated, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 28, 1949
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PIPE SCAFFOLDING: This intricate framework of pipe scaffolding covering the facade of the building at 215 and 217 S. Main St. was erected in order to remove a protruding cornice and parapet at the top of the building housing the Thom McAn Shoe Store and Kessel's Fashion Shop. The Henry DeKoning Construction Co. is replacing the old-fashioned stone architectural work with a plain stone coping.

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1949
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May
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Preparing For 'An Evening of Ballet', January 1939

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1939
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January
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PREPARING FOR BALLET PROGRAM: Design costumes for "An Evening of Ballet" to be given on Jan. 23 and 24, were shown by Mrs. Sylvia Hamer, director of the Sylvia studio of dance, to the committee of representatives of the Ann Arbor High School Parent-Teacher Association and of the Civic orchestra, both of which will co-operate with the studio in the public production. From left to right above are, standing: Harrison H. Caswell, Prof. Philip Potts, William R. Champion, Karl Karsian, Mrs. Georgia Bliss and Mrs. Hamer. Mrs. H. L. Stearns, Miss Lela Duff and L. L. Forsythe are seated. (Caption taken from similar photo published by Ann Arbor News, January 11, 1939)

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Champion Wrestler Bill Courtright, April 1939

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Ann Arbor News, April 11, 1939
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DOUBLE CHAMPION: Bill Courtright, son of the University of Michigan golf coach, Ray Courtright, won just about all the honors open to a high school wrestler this season when he annexed both the state high school championship at 155 pounds and the state A.A.U. title at 145 pounds. In addition to being a star wrestler, Courtright is an excellent football and golf player. He was quarterback on the Ann Arbor High grid team last fall and formerly captained the Pioneer links squad.

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1939
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Apple Orchard In Bloom On Geddes, May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, May 16, 1939
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APPLES--FIRST STAGE: Fall fruit preludes its appearance several months in advance by a display of blossoms of satisfying beauty. This orchard is just outside the city on Geddes Rd. Similar displays are to be found on most roads near Ann Arbor.

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1939
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May
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Twins Barb & Sue Olencki Handle Suitcases At The Campus Inn, May 1974

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Ann Arbor News, May 20, 1974
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That's Sue Watching Her Twin Heft The Baggage (We Think)

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1974
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Bach School Students Tend To Winter Garden, November 1939

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1939
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November
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BACH SCHOOL WINTER GARDEN: The pupils of the fifth grade at Bach school have met with success in their garden project and have created a winter garden which the school may enjoy. Each week, two of the children are assigned to the duty of caring for the garden and the girls above are Dorothy Holzhauer of 915 W. Huron St., at the left, and Marion Weinmann, of 821 W. Washington St. They were succeeded this week by Jeanne Larmee of Hutchins Ave. and Grace Haab of Second St. Mrs. Margaret Burd of Minerva Rd. is the teacher. The children have been assisted by the Ann Arbor Garden Club and Mrs. E. W. Meranda, chairman of the school garden committee of the club. Many of the plants have been raised from seed and include ivies, cacti and sedums, with a blossoming azalea. (Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1939)

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Moose Auxiliary Convention Delegates, June 1939

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Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1939
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CONVENTION DELEGATES: Mrs. Augusta Kienzle (left), senior and graduate regent of Ann Arbor chaper, No. 890, Women of the Moose, Mrs. Lydia Miholki (center), recorder of the local chapter, and Mrs. Josephine Buckles (right) graduate regent, will attend the International Conference which will be held at Mooseheart, Ill., Sunday through Wednesday. Mrs. Miholki has been selected on the basis of her record of merit as a star recorder to participate in the program Sunday and Monday. The other two will receive the "college of regents" degree. All three are "academy of friendship" and "alumni" members and will attend the sessions of both degrees.

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1939
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June
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Bach Students Participate in Fire Prevention Week, October 1939

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Ann Arbor News, October 10, 1939
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Setting a good example for their parents, the eight boys in the above photograph are shown inspecting the paint department of the Bach school, looking for possible causes of fires, in connection with Fire Prevention Week which opens Monday. The boys are John Steep, Laurie Howley, Carl Thayer, Dick Gauss, John Wurster, Floyd Stoeckle, Jimmy Schallhorn and Dick Snyder.

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1939
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October
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Redbud Tree In Bloom In The Garden Of William P. Lemon, May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1939
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RARE BEAUTY: This redbud tree in the rear yard at the home of Dr. and Mrs. William P. Lemon at 1015 Martin Pl. is one of the finest specimens of its kind in Ann Arbor. The redbud tree is known also as the Judas tree.

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1939
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May
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Lucille Porter, Founder of the African American Downtown Festival, June 1997

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Ann Arbor News, June 6, 1997
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Ann Arbor resident Lucille Porter is organizing the second annual African-American Downtown Festival, reminding blacks in Ann Arbor of their roots. The festival is Saturday.

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1997
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May
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