Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 22, 1959
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DRIVE BEGINS: To defray expenses of League of Women Voters publications, solicitors began their finance drive yesterday in Ann Arbor. Their goal is $2,800. The latest of LWV "voters service" publications is a 50-page pamphlet titled, "Know Your County."

Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 1, 1959
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HATS TELL STORY: Resource chairmen attending yesterday's meeting of the League of Women Voters in the Women's City Club chose appropriate headgear to dramatize the subjects their groups will study. Mrs. Gale Jensen (left) wore a becoming little "fountain bird bath," complete with birds to illustrate her study item, water resources. Mrs. Peter Olmstead (right), who is resource chairman for international affairs, wears a hat representing the Watusi tribe of Africa and their chief source of income, longhorn cattle. The long antlers are decorated with white and blue beads.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 19, 1960
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IT'S A LOAD: After weeks of stuffing and stamping envelopes, the thousand letters from the League of Women Voters, are finally on their way to the post office for the beginning of the League's annual finance campaign. Mrs. William Morse (left) and Mrs. Warren Smith will mail the envelopes, take a deep sigh of relief and plunge into another project.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1960
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PROMOTES CON-CON: The Ann Arbor League of Women Voters today stationed members in front of every polling place in the city, with signs urging a "yes" vote on the con-con proposal. Here, Mrs. Robert McNamara parades in front of the polling place at Bach School.