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Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1950
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(Ronnie (left), 8, and Sandy Loper, 4, of 96 Hewitt St., Ypsilanti) - "an electric train or six-shooter" "a record player"

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1950
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("Pepper" Hazely, 4, of 1322 Becket Ct., Willow Village) "just one thing . . . a little car . . . "

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1950
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(Pamela McDowell, 2 1/2, of 415 W. Davis St.) - "a big doll and dancing shoes . . . "

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1950
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Careful, Rudolph, Your Slip Is Showing: One little girl said after the annual children's Christmas party yesterday afternoon in Hill Auditorium: "That wasn't a real reindeer, I could see some men's feet." But real or not, the reindeer, Santa Claus and other features of the party sponsored by the University Inter-Fraternity Council made a big hit with the hundreds of Ann Arbor children who attended. Bags of candy and peanuts distributed to each child added to the success of the occasion. The little miss in the picture had something special -- a ride on the back of "Rudolph."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1950
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They Like U-M Students' Party: Expressions on the faces of these Ann Arbor youngsters indicate that the annual Christmas party given for them yesterday at Hill Auditorium by the University Inter-Fraternity Council was a big success. Special acts, a comedy film and gifts of candy and peanuts were on the program. The party was open to all children through the sixth grade.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 23, 1950
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Stockings wouldn't hold the Christmas cheer served up by Leonard Carlstrom, proprietor of a lunch counter at 208 S. Fifth Ave., so he used cups. Carlstrom played his own version of Santa Clause this morning when he hung up the "free coffee" sign to old customers and newcomers alike. "Business kind of picked up a little," Carlstrom noted.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 23, 1950
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Winning Christmas Display: "Peace on Earth" and "Christmas Morning" scenes won first prize for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stagner of 1106 Michigan Ave., in Ann Arbor's annual Christmas home-lighting contest, sponsored this year by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and The Ann Arbor News. There were 43 entries in the competition.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 23, 1949
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Girl Scouts Bring Christmas To Perry Nursery - There's a lollipop in almost every little mouth as Girl Scout Troop 56 throws a Christmas party for the children at Perry Nursery School. Nine of the scouts -- two of them almost invisible -- mingle with youngsters. The troop, all fifth graders at Eberbach School, also supplied popcorn balls, candy canes and mended toys. It provided an example of one Red Feather agency helping another.