Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1956
Caption
DISCOURAGING, ISN'T IT? An unidentified shopper wistfully studies the fashions in an Ann Arbor store that are supposed to be seasonal for this time of year. But the fur coat, overshoes and umbrella were more appropriate as Ann Arbor was hit by a snowstorm today.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 25, 1967
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Ready For Easter Parade Following church and the Easter parade, about 350 Ann Arborites will join friends at the annual holiday brunch at the Women's City Club Sunday. Martha Ideson (left) has been assisting on a family committee arranging the event. She describes plans for the brunch with expected guests, Mrs. L. Thomas Conlin and her children (left to right), Steven Christopher and Ann. It is being held for the fourth year.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, April 8, 1944
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SYMBOLS OF EASTER EXPLAINED: Tappan school puils gleaned insight into the meaning of such various Easter symbols as are shown here during an assembly program on the subject. Costumed narrators who explained the various symbols were, left to right, Konrad Matthaei, Anne Waterman and William Godfrey.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, April 8, 1950
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Little Elizabeth Ann Fawcett of 1505 Anderson St., probably Ann Arbor's youngest organist, is seated before the electric organ at Trinity Lutheran Church where she will play tomorrow morning during special church school Easter services. She is only eight years old. (Story on page 11)