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AACHM Oral History: Hortense Howard

Hortense Howard was born in Bloomington, Illinois in 1927. Soon afterwards, her family moved to Ann Arbor, where she and her sisters became known as the “Bacon Sisters” for their choral performances at sorority houses and other venues. Ms. Howard attended a music school in Detroit because she “wanted to sing like Sarah Vaughan,” and she met many African American singers while working at the Gotham Hotel. She ran her own daycare, Sitters Unlimited Family Day Care, in Ann Arbor for twenty years.

Graduation Is June 17 At WCC

Graduation Is June 17 At WCC image
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9
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June
Year
1965
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Education leader dies at age 72

Education leader dies at age 72 image
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29
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February
Year
1984
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Leftridge, Ruth R.

Leftridge, Ruth R. image
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30
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December
Year
1991
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Mayor Ingrid Sheldon With Assistance From Students Cuts Ribbon For Bench Commemorating 30th Anniversary Hikone-Ann Arbor Sister Cities, October 11, 1999 Photographer: Elli Gurfinkel

Mayor Ingrid Sheldon With Assistance From Students Cuts Ribbon For Bench Commemorating 30th Anniversary Hikone-Ann Arbor Sister Cities, October 11, 1999 image
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1999
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1999
Caption:
Mark Kewman, 12, center in white, and Yuta Nakajima, 15, share a laugh with Mayor Ingrid Sheldon after cutting the ribbon on a bench with a plaque commemorating the 30th anniversary of the sister-city connection between Ann Arbor and Hikone, Japan. Kewman is hosting Nakajima, who is part of a visiting delegation from Hikone. The bench is located at a bus stop at the corner of Hikone and Packard roads.

Musician's Daughter Wins Science Fair

Musician's Daughter Wins Science Fair image
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10
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March
Year
1996
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