Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1956
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STRESSES POINT: Clarence Reid, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, urges residents to vote in the general election next Tuesday. The occasion was a Junior Chamber of Commerce-sponsored get-out-the-vote rally last night in The Ann Arbor News parking lot.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1956
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APPEALS TO VOTERS: Arthur E. Carpenter, Democratic candidate for the State Senate, joins in urging residents to vote next Tuesday. He and Reid each talked for 10 minutes. Seated are County Clerk Luella M. Smith, Sen. Lewis G. Christman and Reid.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1954
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WINNER PUFFS ON CIGAR: Rusty Clapsaddle gazes at his victorious, grinning pumpkin, cited as the largest in the Perry School jack o'-lantern contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Behind him, Susan Freimarck holds the bewigged winner in the "roundest" pumpkin contest. The city's 12 elementary schools participated in the contest, and a total of 96 winning pumpkins were singled out.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1953
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Jack O'Lanterns galore deck school halls this week as almost every child designs one for the Junior Chamber of Commerce contest. Looking over the array at Northside School are kindergartners (front to rear) Mary Ann Okey, Tommy Colvin, Leslie Orr and Donny Dates. Masks on wall were made by sixth-graders.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1974
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From Our Pictorial Archives: Ann Arbor 1942: We should publish this picture and ask readers to guess what these young Ann Arbor men were doing back in September 1942. They weren't "dancing on the green," as their silhouettes might indicate. It was still early in World War II, and members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce were being instructed in grenade tossing in the event the "home guard" might be called upon to help repel an invasion.