Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 5, 1940
Caption:
Helping Hand: Purchase and use Christmas seals lends a "helping hand" in the fight against tuberculosis. Letters and holiday gifts bearing the seals symbolizes participation in the cause of good health. In Washtenaw County, the branch unit of the state tuberculosis association is conducting the seal sale to raise funds for the work in Washtenaw. The purchase of the seals for use on Christmas packages and greetings is being urged to increase the funds available for the tuberculosis fight.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 18, 1936
Caption:
AIDS TB CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE: The sale of Christmas seals this week in the lobby of the post office reminded the postmaster, Mrs. Horatio J. Abbott, to make her contribution to the cause and she is shown above as she stopped at the table to purchase a supply of seals from Mrs. A. G. Clark. The money is used by the Washtenaw county tuberculosis association for the treatment and prevention of tuberculosis. Mrs. Clark was one of the group of Lions club women assisting by selling seals at the post office.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 25, 1941
Caption:
QUIZ KIDS SHOW SEALS: Girard (left) and Richard, two of the Quiz Kids who appeared in Hill auditorium last night, took time out before the program to show what the 1941 Christmas seals are like. Both boys are holding large-scale replicas of the seals, which go on sale today by the Washtenaw county branch of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. Proceeds finance tuberculosis case-finding activities in the county and state.