Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 2, 1940
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DELTA DELTA DELTA HAS A THREE-FOLD CELEBRATION: The birthday cake above, served Saturday at the Michigan Union at the Founders' day luncheon of Delta Delta Delta sorority, had 10 candles on the top for the 10 years since the chapter moved into its present home on Tappan Ave., and below was a circle of 25 candles, for the anniversary of the chapter's re-establishment on campus. From left to right are: Miss Agnes Landers of Rochester, N. Y., vice president of the chapter; Mrs. Francis W. Schilling of the Michigan Union, national director of education, who was toastmaster; and Miss Marion Franklin Stowe of Ypsilanti, assistant professor of speech at Michigan State Normal College, one of the charter members of the chapter.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1959
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BIRTHDAY FOR BOTH: By a neat sort of coincidence, Ernie Vick Bauer is one year old today and his mother, Mrs. Julie Bauer, is 30. By an even odder circumstance, Mrs. Bauer's husband, Jack, shares the same birthdate (Feb. 17) with his mother, Mrs. Rose Bauer. What's more, Mrs. Julie Bauer and Mrs. Rose Bauer each has three sons. Mother and son are celebrating here at their home, 606 W. Huron St. Ernie Vick Bauer is the grandson of Ernie Vick, the former Michigan All-American football player and one-time Major League baseball player.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 21, 1978
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TASTY TRIBUTE - Angell Elementary School student Colin Gillespie prepares to cut a piece of cake for Anita Stevenson in celebration of Martin Luther King's birthday, which was last Sunday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1975
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Centennial: Century marks are always celebrated, and Monday was no exception at the Huron View lodge nursing home where long-time Ann Arbor businessman Gottlob Hertler celebrated his 100th birthday. Ice cream, cake, friends and relatives were in evidence as Hertler, above, prepared to blow out the candles on his cake. Hertler, with two brothers, George Hertler Sr. - who died in 1963 - and Herman Hertler, founded the Hertler Brothers store at 210 S. Ashley St. in 1906. The store, owned by Mark Hodesh since late 1974, specializes in farm and garden supplies. Herman Hertler also lives at the lodge.