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Ronald Muchnick - 10 Year Old Editor Of The Granger Gazette, December 1947

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Ann Arbor News, December 10, 1947
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Ten-year-old Ronald Muchnick, editor of the "Granger Gazette," a monthly newspaper, is shown planning his January edition in his "editorial office" - which also happens to be his bedroom in his parents' home at 1122 Granger Ave.
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Ruth Kirk - New Director Of The First Presbyterian Church School, September 1946

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Ann Arbor News, September 13, 1946
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Mrs. Ruth Kirk has been appointed as director of the church school of the First Presbyterian church. A graduate of Hillsdale College, she is a former teacher.
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New City Residents Enroll In Ann Arbor High School, August 1946

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Ann Arbor News, August 27, 1946
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ENROLL AT HIGH SCHOOL: Students new to the public schools here began enrollment in Ann Arbor High school yesterday for the fall term starting Sept. 9. Conferring with Ben Reed of the high school faculty are (from left to right) Jacqueline Majewski, a sophomore, who has come here from Chicago; Eleanor Osborn, also a sophomore, from Los Angeles, Calif.; and Clarke Rogers, a senior, from Birmingham.
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Marguerite Thompson and Son Visit Susan McGrath, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 10, 1955
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ALMOST A GRANDMA: Mrs Henry McGrath of Prospect St. calls on Mrs. Bradley M. Thompson of Pittsfield Blvd, and young Bradley Lind Thompson II, 15 months old. Mrs. McGrath, a member of the Friendly Visitors, and Mrs. Thompson, a Kappa Kappa Gamma alumna, have become friends through participating in a project of the two groups and the division of gerontology of the Institute of Human Adjustment. The Kappas will give a public fashion show and bridge Saturday to provide a gerontology scholarship.
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Pittsfield Red Cross Extension Course at Old Maternity Hospital, May 1951

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Ann Arbor News, May 30, 1951
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FIRST IN FIRST AID: to the Pittsfield Extension Club belongs the honor of being the first of the farm women's home economics groups to organize a Red Cross first aid study class. Shown above, learning the first lesson at the old maternity hospital building on the campus are, left to right, Mrs. Floyd J. Allen, chairman, of 2960 Saline Rd., Mrs. Carl Ernst, vice-chairman, of 2314 Packard Rd., and the instructor, Mrs. J. M. Manthei, R.N., of 1730 Dexter Ave.
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Roger Smith Repairs Bricks on Detroit Street, October 1984

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Ann Arbor News, October 16, 1984
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SAVING THE BRICKS - Brick mason Roger Smith uses patience and skill to fit old street brick back into the surface of North Fourth Avenue near the Farmer's Market. Smith, of Margolis Nursery in Ypsilanti, is working on the Downtown Development Authority's pedestrian improvement project. The work will widen the sidewalk area on Fourth Avenue, add drop off spaces in front of the Farmer's Market, install benches and special light fixtures and make Detroit Street one-way north in the block opposite the Farmer's Market which will result in added parking spaces. The project, which began last week, is scheduled to be done in about 45 days, before the wintry weather takes over. The bricks which Smith is refitting were removed from the street so that new curbs could be built.
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New State Savings Bank at Washtenaw Road and Pittsfield Boulevard, January 1955

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Ann Arbor News, January 11, 1955
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DRIVE-IN BANK TO OPEN: The State Savings Bank will display its new Pittsfield drive-in branch bank tomorrow when the building at Washtenaw Rd. and Pittsfield Blvd. will be open from 4 to 9 p.m.
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Sutton School Students Build Model Farmyard, April 1942

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Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1942
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Pupils of the Sutton school in Northfield township decided this winter they needed more than theory in their social and science studies, so, with the aid of their teacher, Gertrude A. Doorn, they have built up the model farm yard shown above. And to make it more realistic, Norene Denune, shown at the right, has brought in a pen of live baby chicks. Other pupils shown above are Esther Maulbetsch, left, a first grader; Harry Clement, jr., a second grader, and Ernest Honke, an eighth grader. All children in the school worked on the project.
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David Steffe Puts Books In His Desk On His First Day At Sutton School, September 1951

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Ann Arbor News, September 4, 1951
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David Steffe of 4821 Pontiac Trail, a second-grader at Sutton School on Joy Rd., typifies the nearly 3,000 rural students who returned to Washtenaw county schools this morning. Teacher Mrs. Marguerite Tapp of Ann Arbor shows him how to stow his books in his desk. Sutton is one of about 90 county rural schools, many of them one-room.
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School Bus Waiting Shelter on Waters Road, January 1963

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Ann Arbor News, January 21, 1963
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WAITING'S COZY: These school children are reasonably comfortable while waiting for the school bus these cold mornings, thanks to Paul Augustine of 250 Waters Rd., Pittsfield township. He built the playhouse-sized shelter on his property at the corner of S. Main Rd. so that the neighborhood's students may be out of the elements.
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Construction on Swift Run Drain in Pittsfield Township, February 1957

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Ann Arbor News, February 18, 1957
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SWIFT RUN DRAIN: Costing $228,000, work on the Swift Run Drain in Pittsfield township has started. The drain pipes will replace the open drain shown in the picture. Serving two-thirds of Pittsfield Village, Pittsfield Park and all of the township east of US-23 between Packard Rd. and Washtenaw Ave. and Oak Park and Washtenaw Heights Subdivisions north of the Central Ave., the drain will connect with the Ann Arbor trunkline near Hogback Rd. and Huron River Dr. The Ginno Innai Construction Co. of Dearborn is doing the work, financed by a 20-year bond issue. The picture was taken between Pittsfield Park and US-23.
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Inspecting Historical Cemetery, August 1956

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Ann Arbor News, August 29, 1956
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JUDGE INSPECTS CEMETERY: Before adjourning the case for two months, Circuit Judge Herman Dehnke of Harrisville (right) recessed the court hearing on the fate of this "historic" cemetery to inspect the site off Packard Rd. near Yost Blvd. The Daughters of the American Revolution which is seeking to preserve the cemetery, built the stone wall in 1938. Attorneys Clan Crawford, jr., (left), who represents the DAR, and Arthur C. Lehman, Pittsfield township attorney, accompanied Judge Dehnke on his inspection.
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Fire Destroys Home on Ellsworth Rd, February 1965

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Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1965
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Pittsfield Township Home Burns Pittsfield Township firemen spent more than three hours this morning battling a fire which ruined this frame dwelling at 171 W. Ellsworth Rd. Sheriff's deputies said Mrs. Helen Richardson and her family escaped to safety. Flames swept through the interior and roof of the structure. Firemen believe the blaze started in a rear section of the dwelling and spread rapidly to the front. The house is owned by Kenneth Havoline, sheriff's men reported.
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C. William Moss Demonstrating Handmade Locomotive, December 1955

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Ann Arbor News, December 26, 1955
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WELL-TRAINED CHILDREN: This is what greeted the children of C. William Moss of 2304 Pittsfield Blvd., Pittsfield Village, when they awoke yesterday morning. Moss, stooping behind the homemade "locomotive," fashioned it from an oil drum and various other odds and ends. The cab's instrument panel features surplus airplane dials, one of which operates a headlight on the front of the "engine."
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Addition to Pittsfield Grange Hall, August 1954

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FACE-LIFT AND FOOT-LIFT FOR PITTSFIELD GRANGE HALL: A $5,800 remodeling job to modernize the building and replace the dance floor, sadly worn out by 21 years of light and heavy fantastic tripping is now under way at the Pittsfield Grange Hall on the Saline-Ann Arbor Rd. Included in the work is an enlarged kitchen, complete toilet facilities and a badly needed storeroom. The job is scheduled to be finished for the September dances.
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Marion Bader and Margaret Cameron With New Art Print Collection, March 1969

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Preview Of Prints Mrs. Arno L. Bader (left), chairman of the book committee of the Ladies' Library Association, and Mrs. George G. Cameron, the Associate secretary, are surrounded by the print collection which the Ann Arbor Public Library will begin circulating on April 7, The Ladies Library Association gave the "seed money" for the 53 prints. They will be on display this week at the library before they begin circulating.
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Betty & John Wrathell - Married 50 Years, June 1956

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Ann Arbor News, June 18, 1956
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY: Mr. and Mrs. John Wrathell celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday. Their anniversary is tomorrow.
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Bethel Toy Club Hosts Christmas Party at the Ann Arbor Community Center, December 1969

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Ann Arbor News, December 22, 1969
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Christmas Party Called Best: The annual Christmas party for needy youngsters held yesterday by the Bethel Toy Group at the Ann Arbor Community Center was the best yet, officials of the organization agreed. Left to right is Santa Claus, played by Dr. Frizell Vaughn; Mrs. Nancy Anthony, who founded the Toy Group; Police-Community Relations Lt. Kenneth B. Klinge; Mrs. James Anderson, president of the group; and Mrs. Lee Jones, appearing as Mrs. Santa Claus.
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Women of Bethel Toy Club Sew Dolls, October 1968

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Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1968
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Sewing Christmas Toys: Sewing toys is just one task of the Bethel Toy Club, which provides Christmas gifts for needy children of this county. Mrs. James Parker (center), president of the group, Mrs. Boots Anthony (right), the club's founder, and Mrs. Leslie R. Bassett, a club member, sit behind stuffed dolls, products of their hours spent sewing.
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State Senator Lana Pollack Runs for House of Representatives, November 1988

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A Pursell ad says he helped industry; Pollack vows to clean up rivers.
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TV Advertisement for Congressman Incumbent Carl Pursell, November 1988

TV Advertisement for Congressman Incumbent Carl Pursell, November 1988

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A Pursell ad says he helped industry; Pollack vows to clean up rivers.
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Voices of Bethel Choir Prepares for Fall Concert, November 1988

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CONCERT PLANNED - The Voices of Bethel choir at Bethel A.M.E. Church will present its 10th annual fall concert Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. This year's concert is dedicated to choir member Glenn Hallums, who is in the hospital. The Voices of Bethel, directed by Francetta Ampey, will feature spiritual, Gospel and contemporary songs. Rev. John A. Woods is pastor. The church is located at 900 Plum St. in Ann Arbor. The concert is free and the public is invited.
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Toy Fair at the Jewish Community Center, November 1988

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BABES IN TOYLAND: 2-year-old Kiera Wiatrak peruses the Hanukkah table trying to decide which is the most appropriate toy for her needs. Kiera and dozens of other youngsters were on hand for the Toy Fair at the Jewish Community Center in Ann Arbor Wednesday. Exhibitors and sales people from various stores offered their holiday wares which included Hanukkah decorations. Benefits from the toy sale help support the Jewish Community Center.
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David Dale Plays Outside at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974

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Their Care's At Stake: Days are busy and varied at local day care centers. When we visited Bethel AME Church Day Care Center for picture taking sessions this past week, director Gwendolyn Dixon was taking the children in batches of three to the dentist. In the morning the remaining children were inside--painting, playing records, tumbling about in the playhouse. Later in the afternoon, they bundled up for a romp in the cool sunshine. A wagon was the focus of attention for Brian Peck, top left, Conrad Moore, top right, and for Walter Greene and Tia Hunter, bottom left. At center left, Walter, hair flying, just took off on the run. And David Dale, above and at right, found the snow suitable both for munching and lying in. But the existence of Bethel AME Day Care Center and several others is now threatened by anticipated cuts in city funding.
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Brian Peck Rides in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974

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Their Care's At Stake: Days are busy and varied at local day care centers. When we visited Bethel AME Church Day Care Center for picture taking sessions this past week, director Gwendolyn Dixon was taking the children in batches of three to the dentist. In the morning the remaining children were inside--painting, playing records, tumbling about in the playhouse. Later in the afternoon, they bundled up for a romp in the cool sunshine. A wagon was the focus of attention for Brian Peck, top left, Conrad Moore, top right, and for Walter Greene and Tia Hunter, bottom left. At center left, Walter, hair flying, just took off on the run. And David Dale, above and at right, found the snow suitable both for munching and lying in. But the existence of Bethel AME Day Care Center and several others is now threatened by anticipated cuts in city funding.
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Walter Greene Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Walter Greene and Tia Hunter Ride in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Radio Flyer Wagon is Popular at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
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Conrad Moore Rides in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974

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Their Care's At Stake: Days are busy and varied at local day care centers. When we visited Bethel AME Church Day Care Center for picture taking sessions this past week, director Gwendolyn Dixon was taking the children in batches of three to the dentist. In the morning the remaining children were inside--painting, playing records, tumbling about in the playhouse. Later in the afternoon, they bundled up for a romp in the cool sunshine. A wagon was the focus of attention for Brian Peck, top left, Conrad Moore, top right, and for Walter Greene and Tia Hunter, bottom left. At center left, Walter, hair flying, just took off on the run. And David Dale, above and at right, found the snow suitable both for munching and lying in. But the existence of Bethel AME Day Care Center and several others is now threatened by anticipated cuts in city funding.
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Walter Greene Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Walter Greene and Tia Hunter Ride in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Radio Flyer Wagon is Popular at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Conrad Moore Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
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Walter Greene and Tia Hunter Ride in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974

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Their Care's At Stake: Days are busy and varied at local day care centers. When we visited Bethel AME Church Day Care Center for picture taking sessions this past week, director Gwendolyn Dixon was taking the children in batches of three to the dentist. In the morning the remaining children were inside--painting, playing records, tumbling about in the playhouse. Later in the afternoon, they bundled up for a romp in the cool sunshine. A wagon was the focus of attention for Brian Peck, top left, Conrad Moore, top right, and for Walter Greene and Tia Hunter, bottom left. At center left, Walter, hair flying, just took off on the run. And David Dale, above and at right, found the snow suitable both for munching and lying in. But the existence of Bethel AME Day Care Center and several others is now threatened by anticipated cuts in city funding.
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Conrad Moore Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Conrad Moore Rides in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Radio Flyer Wagon is Popular at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Walter Greene Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
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Walter Greene Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974

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Their Care's At Stake: Days are busy and varied at local day care centers. When we visited Bethel AME Church Day Care Center for picture taking sessions this past week, director Gwendolyn Dixon was taking the children in batches of three to the dentist. In the morning the remaining children were inside--painting, playing records, tumbling about in the playhouse. Later in the afternoon, they bundled up for a romp in the cool sunshine. A wagon was the focus of attention for Brian Peck, top left, Conrad Moore, top right, and for Walter Greene and Tia Hunter, bottom left. At center left, Walter, hair flying, just took off on the run. And David Dale, above and at right, found the snow suitable both for munching and lying in. But the existence of Bethel AME Day Care Center and several others is now threatened by anticipated cuts in city funding.
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David Dale Tastes Snow at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
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Brian Peck Rides in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Conrad Moore Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Conrad Moore Rides in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Walter Greene and Tia Hunter Ride in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Radio Flyer Wagon is Popular at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
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David Dale Tastes Snow at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974

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Their Care's At Stake: Days are busy and varied at local day care centers. When we visited Bethel AME Church Day Care Center for picture taking sessions this past week, director Gwendolyn Dixon was taking the children in batches of three to the dentist. In the morning the remaining children were inside--painting, playing records, tumbling about in the playhouse. Later in the afternoon, they bundled up for a romp in the cool sunshine. A wagon was the focus of attention for Brian Peck, top left, Conrad Moore, top right, and for Walter Greene and Tia Hunter, bottom left. At center left, Walter, hair flying, just took off on the run. And David Dale, above and at right, found the snow suitable both for munching and lying in. But the existence of Bethel AME Day Care Center and several others is now threatened by anticipated cuts in city funding.
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Walter Greene Pulls Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Walter Greene and Tia Hunter Ride in Wagon at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
Radio Flyer Wagon is Popular at Bethel AME Church Day Care, February 1974
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Children Prepare for Bethel AME Church's Spring Fashion Show, March 1966

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Dressed for Spring: Dressed in outfits they will model in the Bethel AME Church's spring fashion show at 4 p.m. Sunday are Stephan Roose (from left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Roose of Hill Street; Paula Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon of North Fourth Avenue, and Keith Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Murphy of Gott Street.
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Newly Constructed Warehouse For F. H. Conley Co. Beer Distributing Firm, September 1939

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1939
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Located at 2320 Dexter Rd., this large warehouse is the headquarters for F. H. Conley Co., beer distributing firm. The building has just been completed.
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Students behind the Undergraduate Library wait in long registration line at the University of Michigan, August 1967

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Registration Line Long At U-M: Students who got there early approach Waterman Gymnasium (above) as fall registration opened this morning at the University. Late arrivals followed in a line that stretched almost to S. University. U-M spokesmen had no explanation for the longer than usual line, except that enrollment on the Ann Arbor Campus is expected to be up from about 29,000 last fall to more than 30,000 this year. The Chemistry Building is at right in the picture above. In the picture immediately below, the line os students at the right rear crosses the registration line and is on its way to pick up material at the School of Natural Resources before entering the longer line headed for the gymnasium. Students in the bottom picture [this photo] are in back of the Undergraduate Library near the end of the line.
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Long Registration Lines at the University of Michigan, August 1967

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Registration Line Long At U-M: Students who got there early approach Waterman Gymnasium (above) as fall registration opened this morning at the University. Late arrivals followed in a line that stretched almost to S. University. U-M spokesmen had no explanation for the longer than usual line, except that enrollment on the Ann Arbor Campus is expected to be up from about 29,000 last fall to more than 30,000 this year. The Chemistry Building is at right in the picture above. In the picture immediately below [this photo], the line of students at the right rear crosses the registration line and is on its way to pick up material at the School of Natural Resources before entering the longer line headed for the gymnasium. Students in the bottom picture are in back of the Undergraduate Library near the end of the line.
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Rev. Robert Blake Leads St. James AME Church in Brighton, November 1997

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The Rev. Robert Blake in front of the St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church in Brighton. The church has been a presence in the area for almost 50 years.
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Lee Hansen - Ann Arbor School District Acting Superintendent, June 1984

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Ann Arbor educator Lee Hansen discusses the excitement of a new job and the challenges still faced by the Ann Arbor School District.
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Miss Satterthwaite's Kindergarten Class Enjoys A Piñata at Burns Park Elementary School, June 1957

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Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1957
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SWING AND A MISS: Miss Geneva Satterthwaite's kindergarten class at Burns Park School had a rare treat yesterday when a classmate, Ronald Scott, 5, brought a Mexican pinata to school. Here, one of the youngsters, blindfolded, takes a swing at the pinata, a paper-decorated container filled with candy, as Ronald's sister, Carol Anne Scott, 10, (far left) jerks it up out of the way by means of a rope. Hitting the pinata is a Mexican Yule custom.
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Miss Satterthwaite's Kindergartners Scramble for Piñata Candy at Burns Park Elementary School, June 1957

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DIRECT HIT! This was the general scene after a kindergartner broke open the swaying pinata and scattered candy over the ground. The Scott youngsters' parents, Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Scott, brought the pinata back with them after he spent a year teaching at the University of Mexico.
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Dean Douthat, June 1984

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Ann Arbor resident Dean Douthat has followed the Olympics as an interested observer for many years. He is an independent consultant in high technology and is owner of Zahntron company.
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Ann Arbor Police Department Awards Ceremony, June 1984

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L-R Major Robert Whitaker, Major Raymond Woodruff, Executive Major Walter Hawkins, Chief William Corbett, and Mayor Lou Belcher.

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Lorri Anderson - Warner Lambert Softball Team, June 1984

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Lorri has been a welcome addition to Warner Lambert this season. She just moved to Ann Arbor this year and has promptly compiled some impressive statistics.
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Mellencamp's Mens & Boys Wear - 122 W. Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti, June 1984

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CLOSING - Ypsilanti government and business leaders were expressing regret today over the imminent closing of Mellencamp's Men's and Boy's Wear, Ypsilanti's longest continuously operating downtown store. The store, founded in 1868, has been recognized by the Michigan Historical Society as a centennial business. In a press release, City Manager Matt Hennessee said the store will be "sorely missed." Mellencamp's owner, Al Walton, refused to comment on the closing, saying that "nothing definite" has been decided.
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Mellencamp's Mens & Boys Wear - Michigan Centennial Business Certificate, June 1984

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CLOSING - Ypsilanti government and business leaders were expressing regret today over the imminent closing of Mellencamp's Men's and Boy's Wear, Ypsilanti's longest continuously operating downtown store. The store, founded in 1868, has been recognized by the Michigan Historical Society as a centennial business. In a press release, City Manager Matt Hennessee said the store will be "sorely missed." Mellencamp's owner, Al Walton, refused to comment on the closing, saying that "nothing definite" has been decided.
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Muslims Hold Their First Prayer Service In Ann Arbor's New Mosque, June 1984

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Young moslems from this area took part in Saturday's prayer service at the new mosque in Ann Arbor
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Interior of a flexible style apartment in completed Lurie Terrace, October 1964

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Heirlooms Grace Apartments The apartment of Mrs. Katherine W. Guigon is furnished with several pieces of antique furniture and other heirlooms she brought with her from her home in Milwaukee, Wis. Her apartment is the "flexible" type with the bedroom area separated from the living room by a folding door. Other apartment types are one bedroom with separate bedrooms and living rooms and the "bachelor" type of one room. All have their own kitchen facilities.
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Kitchen Area, Lurie Terrace apartment, October 1964

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Kitchen space in Lurie Terrace, October 1964

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Lurie Terrace Completed, October 1964

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Lurie Terrace Completed: News photographer Duane Scheel used a 135-mm telephoto lens to "capture" from atop the Ann Arbor Trust Co. building this view of Lurie Terrace, a 142-unit apartment building for persons 62 and older. The $1.7 million, eight-floor pentagonal structure will be dedicated at 4 p.m. Friday. U.S. housing and welfare officials from Washington, D.C., will help dedicate the facility. It is financed under a Housing and Home Finance Agency 50-year loan. So far, 120 units have been leased and 70 of those have been occupied. Other applicants are being screened.
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Resurfacing Plymouth Road, June 1984

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HAVE PATIENCE - Drivers on Plymouth Road between US-23 and Nixon Road won't be riding rough much longer, although they will have to put up with construction for a while during resurfacing. Some lanes have already been resurfaced and are open to traffic.
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Women's Softball - Muirs Antique Restoration vs Perfect Jazz, June 1984

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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1984
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DaVee Askew of Perfect Jazz slides safely into second as Susan Hunter of Muir's Antique Restoration takes the throw. Muir's won, 7-4, in women's slow pitch action Tuesday at Vets Park.
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Royal Hanneford Circus Performer Rides An Elephant At The Brighton Mall, June 1984

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ELEPHANT MAN - Fourth of July festivities got under way Friday with a performance of the Royal Hanneford Circus at the Brighton Mall. Another performance is scheduled today.
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Belinda Taylor - Newly-Crowned Miss Milan, June 1984

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FAIREST - Belinda Taylor, 16, the new Miss Milan, 1984, adjusts her crown following her coronation at the Milan Fair Thursday night. She is the daughter of Dan and Linda Rohr of Dexter Street, Milan. The fair continues through Saturday at Sanford Road Park.
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Eugene & Sadye Power At The Opening Reception For The Ann Arbor Summer Festival, June 1984

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A DREAM REALIZED - Saturday night could not have been happier for Eugene B. Power, left, and his wife Sadie. The Ann Arbor Summer Festival, Power's dream and preoccupation of the last six years, became a reality. The Powers are seen here at the benefit reception that preceded the opening concert at the Power Center.
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