Electrician Class at Angell School, March 1950

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1950
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Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1950
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Embryo electricians are given pointers by instructor John Kowatch on how to bend electrical conduit pipe correctly with a conduit bender. The youths, Ed Hewitt (center), 22, of 8334 Platt Rd. and Thomas Kittel (right), 24, of 1106 S. Main St., are members of Kowatch's electricians' apprentice class. As such, they spend four years in a unique training program of "learning by doing," directed toward making them finished construction electricians.
Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1950
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Embryo electricians are given pointers by instructor John Kowatch on how to bend electrical conduit pipe correctly with a conduit bender. The youths, Ed Hewitt (center), 22, of 8334 Platt Rd. and Thomas Kittel (right), 24, of 1106 S. Main St., are members of Kowatch's electricians' apprentice class. As such, they spend four years in a unique training program of "learning by doing," directed toward making them finished construction electricians.
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Scene Of 'Crime' At City Hall

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October
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1954
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Dale Seeback Plays The New Organ At His Mother's Music School, September 1948 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1948
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Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1948
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Trying out the new electronic organ for Ann Arbor's first private organ studio, at the Junior Music School, 217 S. Fifth Ave., is youthful organist Dale Seeback, 10. His mother, Mrs. Geraldine Seeback, director of the school, and a brother, Terry, 8, watch the experiment. The studio is scheduled to open Monday.
Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1948
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Trying out the new electronic organ for Ann Arbor's first private organ studio, at the Junior Music School, 217 S. Fifth Ave., is youthful organist Dale Seeback, 10. His mother, Mrs. Geraldine Seeback, director of the school, and a brother, Terry, 8, watch the experiment. The studio is scheduled to open Monday.
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Your green thumb will thrive on a Project Grow plot

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12
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May
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1986
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A little needling goes a long way

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Geraldine Seeback's Music Studio - The Harmony Room, December 1956

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1956
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Ann Arbor News, December 29, 1956
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READY TO OPEN: Geraldine Seeback's music studio will open Jan. 3 in its new location on the second floor of the building at 121 E. Liberty St. at S. Fourth Ave. Completely remodeled, the studio consists of four rooms - the Harmony Room for recitals, the Organ Room, a piano studio and a children's classroom. Mrs. Seeback, who has taught piano for over 30 years, formerly operated out of her apartment building at 320 E. Washington St.
Ann Arbor News, December 29, 1956
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READY TO OPEN: Geraldine Seeback's music studio will open Jan. 3 in its new location on the second floor of the building at 121 E. Liberty St. at S. Fourth Ave. Completely remodeled, the studio consists of four rooms - the Harmony Room for recitals, the Organ Room, a piano studio and a children's classroom. Mrs. Seeback, who has taught piano for over 30 years, formerly operated out of her apartment building at 320 E. Washington St.
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Geraldine Seeback's Music Studio - The Organ Room, December 1956

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1956
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Ann Arbor News, December 29, 1956
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READY TO OPEN: Geraldine Seeback's music studio will open Jan. 3 in its new location on the second floor of the building at 121 E. Liberty St. at S. Fourth Ave. Completely remodeled, the studio consists of four rooms - the Harmony Room for recitals, the Organ Room, a piano studio and a children's classroom. Mrs. Seeback, who has taught piano for over 30 years, formerly operated out of her apartment building at 320 E. Washington St.
Ann Arbor News, December 29, 1956
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READY TO OPEN: Geraldine Seeback's music studio will open Jan. 3 in its new location on the second floor of the building at 121 E. Liberty St. at S. Fourth Ave. Completely remodeled, the studio consists of four rooms - the Harmony Room for recitals, the Organ Room, a piano studio and a children's classroom. Mrs. Seeback, who has taught piano for over 30 years, formerly operated out of her apartment building at 320 E. Washington St.
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Geraldine Seeback's Music Studio - Children's Classroom, December 1956

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Ready To Open

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1956
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