Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 28, 1988
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MAIN STREET MAINSTAYS - Herbert F. Sager, celebrating his 88th birthday today, meets his son Douglas at Fiegel's Men's and Boys' Wear at 318 S. Main. Herbert Sager was born and raised on a farm near Chelsea and started working for Albert Fiegel in 1926. In 1941, he and partners John Andress and Paul Jedele bought the business. Sager and Andress bought out Jedele in 1950. Sons David and Douglas came on in the early '60s, and with Herbert, are partners today. Herbert's wife of 54 years, Mabel, drops him off every day at the business and meets him again for lunch.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1982
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CAKE GRAB - One-year-old Jacqueline Borders already has a mouthful of birthday cake, but she's not done eating yet, as Paul Reiber (right) is about to find out. The scene took place Tuesday at the Chuck E. Cheese Pizza Time Theatre in Ann Arbor, where a group of kids got together to celebrate their first birthdays. The children were all born within a few weeks of each other, and their parents - who went through natural childbirth classes together - organized the party.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1973
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Ludwig Van Beethoven's 203rd birthday is more than a date in musical history for Huron High's music appreciation class. The class and their teacher Lew Wallace, left, ate a cake in honor of the composer on his birthday Monday. Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 16, 1958
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CARRIED AWAY BY GIFT: Mrs. Dick Winchester of 1500 Woodland Dr. was dumbfounded this morning when she saw this car parked on their front lawn. A gag gift from friends, it saluted Winchester's birthday. Winchester, however, was out of the city and doesn't yet know about his highly decorated present.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 1, 1954
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Sober Reflections On New Year's Morn. Actually, the Anderson twins of 615 Miner St., who are shown above primping for the celebration today of their joint fourth New Year's Birthday, are seldom as sober or reflective as the photograph might have you believe. Usually they are the vibrant life of the neighborhood. Penny (right) and her twin brother, Phillip, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Anderson. An older sister, Juanita, is accompanist for the Ann Arbor High School orchestra and a capella choir, and an older brother, James jr., plays on the high school football team. Fifth of the children is Wallace. The three older are all talented musicians.