Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1962
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TAKE OATH OF OFFICE: Four City Councilmen were sworn into office last night by City Clerk Fred J. Looker, (right). The four, winners in the April 2 election will serve two-year terms. They are (from the left), Mrs. Eunice L. Burns, First Ward; John Dowson, Second; Robert E. Meader, Third; and Wendell E. Hulcher, Fourth Ward. John R. Laird, Fifth Ward Republican, also won re-election but was absent from last night's meeting.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 13, 1955
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Way Cleared for Activities Building: City Clerk Fred J. Looker signs a 99-year lease on approximately six acres of Veterans Memorial Park (formerly the Fairgrounds) property for a proposed activities building for agricultural groups. Involved is land lying along Dexter Ave. near Maple Rd. Other signers, from the left, are Frank McCalla and Oral Bassett of the Washtenaw Farm Council and Ann Arbor's Mayor William E. Brown, jr.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1942
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Meet your new city air raid wardens. When Japanese and German bombs start falling on Ann Arbor you may appreciate our thoughtfulness in making the introduction. They are (left to right) Ben E. Pryer, E. E. Lucas, Fred L. Arnet, Fred J. Lookers and Harold H. Hoffmeyer.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 11, 1959
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Sworn in Southpaw Style: Cecil O. Creal was sworn into the office of mayor yesterday afternoon -- left hand in the air. Creal later noted this humorously and commented to a large audience at a ceremony in the City Countil room that if it made any difference, he would take the oath of office again later -- right hand in the air. City Clerk Fred J. Looker is shown administering the oath.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 24, 1952
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Army Takes Over Polling Place: The U.S. Army and Air Force officially take over the Sixth Ward polling place on Forest Ave. as their new recruiting station in Ann Arbor. City Clerk Fred J. Looker (in doorway) has presented the keys to the building to Col. R. M. Lawson (right), who has charge of recruiting in Michigan. The recruiters will vacate the polling place on election days by terms of a rent-free agreement with the city. The recruiting station was previously in the Armory.