Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 30, 1967
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Sample Signs: These two signs — a large one (top) and a much smaller one (bottom) — on businesses on W. Stadium Blvd. are part of the "demonstration sign" display being prepared by the Chamber of Commerce to indicate what size signs would be permissable [sic] under the proposed sign ordinance and what they would look like to passing motorists and pedestrians. Of several signs to be placed at various business places, there were only the two completed this morning.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 2, 1970
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Employment Philosophy Stated

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 26, 1958
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NEW WELCOME SIGN: The recent establishment here of research plants of Bendix Aviation Corp. and Parke, Davis & Co., together with the increasing research conducted by the University, have caused the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce to erect this sign at the Washtenaw Ave. entrance to the city. Similar signs are planned at other entrances.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1957
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ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS: These are some of the civic leaders who participated in the 37th annual Chamber of Commerce banquet last night. They are (front row, left to right) Russell O'Neil, director of systems planning for the Bendix Aviation Corp.; Gage R. Cooper, last year's Chamber president; Malcolm Ferguson, president of Bendix; and Thomas C. Anderson, vice-president of production and engineering for Parke Davis & Co. In the top row are (left to right) Mayor William E. Brown, jr.; George Wedemeyer, 1957 Chamber president; City Administrator Guy C. Larcom, jr.; and University vice-president Wilbur K. Pierpont.

Published In:
Ann Arbor Times News, February 28, 1924
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This photograph shows the enormous birthday cake which was presented to the city at the centennial banquet Wednesday evening by the local Chamber of Commerce. It was donated by the baker's division of that organization. The cake weighed 240 pounds. It was carried into the banquet hall by the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce. It consisted of eight layers, each baked separately, the larger layers being baked in sections in special forms. The icing was hand work done by Joseph Loukotka, a Bohemian icer who is reputed to be one of the most efficient men in this art in the country. He resides at 543 Fifth St. Every one at the banquet was given an opportunity to eat a piece of the cake which was cut and served by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 17, 1969
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A Michigan flag, which has flown over the state Capitol Building in Lansing, and an American flag from the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce were presented yesterday in City Hall to Carlton Bell (center), commander of the French Dukes Drill team: James Crawford (left center), exalted ruler of Elks Pratt Lodge, sponsor of the drill team, and Sgt. Kenneth Klinge (far left) of the Ann Arbor Police Department. Making the presentation are Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley (right center) and William Botts (far right) of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce.