Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 15, 1947
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FLYING FEMALES: The 23 women pictured above are members of the "99'ers," an all-feminine flying organization that visited Ann Arbor Airport yesterday morning for a quick breakfast. A few of the other halves, officially known as the "49 1/2ers," traipsed along. Most of the visitors came from Michigan communities, but one flew from New York City for the meeting. The airplane in the background is an Ann Arbor insurance man Clarence J. Aprill's Bonanza.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1963
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They're Awaiting The Ninety-Nines

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1935
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Ann Arbor residents long identified with the development of the northside attended the annual Northside reunion yesterday at Island park. The oldest person attending the picnic was Fred W. Bowen of 1317 Pontiac St., 85 years old, a resident of the northside for 45 years.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1935
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Ann Arbor residents long identified with the development of the northside attended the annual Northside reunion yesterday at Island park. In the group of three who posed for the photographer are left to right: James B. Saunders, 661 Swift St., President of the Northside organization, Isaac G. Reynolds, 922 Wall St., former city clerk, and Rev. Harry E. Bell, 511 East Ann St., formerly for 15 years minister of the North Side Union church.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1948
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AW NUTS: That simultaneous reaction came from these four veteran Ann Arbor cribbage players when they checked one of the oddest hand combinations to turn up in Ann Arbor in a long time. Playing a four-handed game at the Ann Arbor Club, the four, left to right, George Langford, John Mellott, Joe Hooper and Ray Killins, each wound up with a 19-hand (no points at all designated as a 19-hand since 19 points is an impossible number in cribbage) following the cut after one deal. The ace of hearts was cut. All four men hope for better luck in a couple months while competing in the second Ann Arbor News cribbage tournament, details of which will soon be announced.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1961
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HIGH-UP HOUSE: Members of Forsythe Junior High School's Biology Club are checking up on new tenants in the martin house they erected two weeks ago at the school's outdoor laboratory. Several martin families have moved into the house. Biology students at the school recently finished a study of their avian friends. Pupils (at base of ladder, left to right) are Dave Hartesveldt, Rick Myers and Bob Ley. Norm Wetzel is inspecting the house.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1962
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GYMNASTICS CLUB CAVORTS: These Forsythe Junior High School gymnastics club members are Susan Carlay (foreground) and (left to right) Aimee Tsao, Maria Nasjleti, Donna Kooperman and Jennie Woods. Mrs. Catherine Tank is the faculty sponsor for the group.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1961
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LEARN TO LETTER: John Deniston, a fifth grade teacher at Carpenter School, (left) watches his pupil, Jay Morningstar, practice Old English Text lettering, while John Hogan, Marie Cook and Caryl Freeman watch.