Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1961
Caption:
Watching their television set raptly as their "Uncle Jack" became President of the United States today were the four daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John B. DeVine of 1617 Granger Ave. Although the girls call him their "Uncle Jack," he is actually their second cousin. Mrs. DeVine is President Kennedy's first cousin. Left to right are Ann, Susan, Kathy and Margo.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 28, 1956
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SHE LIKES 'WHAT'S MY (FE)LINE?' Mrs. Royal Pendell's black cat, FiFi, is a staunch television watcher, sitting or lying endlessly on the davenport staring at the set. It was unreliably reported that one of her favorite shows is "The Mickey Mouse Club."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 9, 1963
Caption:
TV DINNER? Needing a temporary stand for his television antenna, Gerald L. Thurston of 2946 St. Aubin St. came up with this novel adaption of an ordinary picnic table. Thurston had to move his TV antenna because of interference with his "citizens band" radio antenna.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 31, 1949
Caption:
Nope, it's not a lecture course. It's an after-chores television show at the Ann Arbor fire station. Three months ago, the firemen passed the bucket for $5 a man and drew $300 more from their union treasury to buy a 16-inch television set for the station. Now the only thing the firemen would rather do than watch a ball game or a prize fight on the new set is go to a fire.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1965
Caption:
Intent, avid countenances, not the usual day-dreaming, vacation-time looks, were typical this morning as countless Ann Arborites gathered around television sets to watch the Gemini rocket blast off into space. Like other homes was this scene in the living room of the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Holtfreter, 1525 Barnard, whose five children were joined by four neighbors to watch the dramatic events at Cape Kennedy.