Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 8, 1944
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SYMBOLS OF EASTER EXPLAINED: Tappan school puils gleaned insight into the meaning of such various Easter symbols as are shown here during an assembly program on the subject. Costumed narrators who explained the various symbols were, left to right, Konrad Matthaei, Anne Waterman and William Godfrey.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 20, 1944
Caption:
APPEAR IN SODALITY PLAY: Sally Hellner, Mary Ackmoody and Toni Vetter, left to right, will have leading roles in "Danger! Girls Working," which members of the Young Ladies Sodality will present in the auditorium of St. Thomas school on Sunday and Monday. Two performances will be given on Sunday, at 2 o'clock and at 8 o'clock, and the play will be given again Monday night at 8 o'clock.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1944
Caption:
Frank DeVine Frank DeVine, attorney, has two sons in the Navy, Lt. Sgt. John B. DeVine is on a destroyer in the South Pacitic, Ensign Edmond F. DeVine is still in this country. Mr. DeVine says, "My reasons for buying War Bonds are: "Because by their purchase we will back those who are fighting this war for us. "Because by buying Bonds we will shorten the war. "Because if we fail to raise the amount of any War Bond issue our failure will be gratifying to our enemies. "Because by buying Bonds we can do much to build and maintain the morale of our fighting forces. "Because our fighting men will shorten the job if we furnish them with the equipment without delay. "Because the boys will do their job if we at home do our job."