Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 26, 1953
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These homes are among 17 being built in Pauline Acres subdivision, off Pauline Blvd., by the Lawry Construction Co. of Dearborn. Sales agents for the project, Hobbs & Schmidt Realtors, report that nine of the 17 are already sold. A model home, now completed, shows the important features of all the homes in the group. In the $18,000 bracket - highest price range in the group - it contains mahogany trim in the kitchen, full basement and built-in vanity in the bath. The homes have brick exteriors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1961
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SHORT SIGN: This is one of two stop signs on Redeemer Ave. at Pauline Blvd. which have been ruled illegal by Municipal Judge Francis L. O'Brien because they are shorter than the prescribed height. They are used only during school crossing hours.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1961
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IT'S LEGAL NOW: This stop sign at Pauline Blvd. and Redeemer Ave. now complies with state law. The sign, which formally was only 4 feet high, touched off a storm of protest by motorists who received tickets for driving through it. The sign slides down to allow the school crossing guard to cover it when youngsters are not going to and from school. City officials have said the sign is one of a number which must be corrected to be brought up to state requirements.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 15, 1961
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ANNUAL DINNER DANCE: Chez Pauline is the title of the Pauline Acres Women's Club's seventh annual dinner dance Saturday night at the Grotto Club which will be decorated in a New York night club motif. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. and dancing to the music of The Rambleers Orchestra will begin at 9 p.m. Creating decorations for the event are (left to right) Mrs. Henry Christopherson, Mrs. Donald Blair, chairman, and Mrs. Frank Bacon. Others on the decorating committee are Mrs. Bernard J. Brown, Mrs. Charles Donahey, Mrs. Leroy Ehnis, Mrs. Allen Eschelbach, Mrs. Donald Gray, Mrs. Fred Leeman and Mrs. Richard Sarns. Mrs. Roger P. Stein, club president, is general co-ordinator for the event. The planning and publicity co-chairmen are Mrs. Otto Kruse and Mrs. Arthur Hann. Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. George Henry are in charge of the program. Club members are residents of Pauline Acres Subdivision.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 28, 1962
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PEPPERMINT TWIST: Everyone will be twisting to the music of the Rhythmaires Saturday night at the Grotto Club when the Pauline Acres Women's Club presents its eighth annual dinner dance, "Pauline's Peppermint Lounge." Ceiling-high peppermint poles will decorate the dance floor, and a photographer will "shoot" guests behind a booth of painted twisters which Mrs. Robert Davidson, Mrs. Melville Evans and Mrs. George Henry (left to right) are "trying out."