Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 24, 1956
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REMINDERS OF THE EARLY DAYS: The Free Church Cemetery, standing on a hill at Gotfredson and Ford Rds., is part of the township's well-remembered past. Stones mark the graves of the township's first settlers. The non-denominational church for which the cemetery is named was razed 20 years ago, but the cemetery remains.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 24, 1979
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Doug Heller inspects bones unearthed in cemetery Wednesday

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 24, 1956
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Superior Townline School: Great-grandfathers of children now attending Superior Townline School learned their lessons in the same stone building on Joy Rd. This school is one of 10 tiny schoolhouses which dot the township.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 23, 1969
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"Performing some fancy foot work to a dance number called 'Buckboard Bounce' are the three Phillips brothers (left to right) Bruce, 11, Steve, 9, and Ricky, 7. The mini cowboys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Phillips of 8525 Geddes., Superior Township. The boys were blue ribbons winners in a recent 4-H talent contest but they wont be able to complete in the state 4-H show to be held in East Lansing in August because they are too young. Participants in the state show must be at least 12 years old."