Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 1, 1949
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Spare Time for Mrs. Leonard Mallory of 102 Ninth St. means a chance to make decorative little flower-buds from a mixture of salt, flour and water. She illustrates how they look as place-card decorations and as a blouse pin. Another hobby is making tiny wax dolls of paraffin and pipe-cleaners.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1937
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Win Beauty Contest: Amond the "prettiest" dogs exhibited yesterday at the annual Kiwanis Pet and Hobby Show in Yost Field house were those shown above, with their youthful owners. Reading left to right the boys answer to the names, Matt Mann jr., Irwin Salisbury and Dale Ottmar. The dogs answer to most any name that comes to mind. Or, in lieu of a good name a cheery whistle will serve the purpose.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 30, 1938
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ANN ARBOR BOY ENTERS NATIONAL MODEL PLANE MEET: George Jaeger, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jaeger of 411 Virginia Ave., will enter this gas model plane in a national contest next week at the Wayne county airport, sponsored by the Detroit Exchange. The plane has a seven and one-half foot wing span, is five feet long and weighs five and.....pounds. It was constructed of cloth and wood from a kit of prepared materials and is powered with a one-cylinder gas engine. With a full tank, the plane will fly out of sight, but the.........limit the engine's use and put a premium on the plane's gliding qualities. The ship takes off from the ground, and its owner must be licensed by the National Aeronautical association to fly it. Tested this morning on the municipal golf course, the model performed to the satisfaction of its owner.