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Ann Arbor News, October 3, 1940
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CHARTER MEMBER OF THE GRANDMOTHERS' CLUB: Mrs. Emma Bunting of Church St., the mother of Dr. Russell W. Bunting, was one of the 12 women who met on Sept. 30, 1920 and planned the organization of the Grandmothers' club which had its anniversary luncheon yesterday. She alone remains of this little group although one other charter member, Mrs. Ella Tinker of S. Forest Ave. is living.

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Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1959
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BIRTHDAY FOR BOTH: By a neat sort of coincidence, Ernie Vick Bauer is one year old today and his mother, Mrs. Julie Bauer, is 30. By an even odder circumstance, Mrs. Bauer's husband, Jack, shares the same birthdate (Feb. 17) with his mother, Mrs. Rose Bauer. What's more, Mrs. Julie Bauer and Mrs. Rose Bauer each has three sons. Mother and son are celebrating here at their home, 606 W. Huron St. Ernie Vick Bauer is the grandson of Ernie Vick, the former Michigan All-American football player and one-time Major League baseball player.

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Ann Arbor News, September 26, 1940
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WASHINGTON VISITORS: Mrs. Russell J. Tinkham and her son, John Allan, who is two and one-half years old, have been here from Washington, D.C. to visit Mrs. Tinkham's mother, Mrs. James B. Pollock of Church St. They are to return to Washington this week. Mrs. Tinkham, the former Nina Ruth Pollock, was matron of honor at the wedding on Saturday of her sister, Cathelia, and William K. Newman of New York City. Mr. Tinkham is a grandson of R. F. Tinkham of Forest Ct. and the late Mrs. Tinkham.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1939
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Seven Grandparents Attend Christening: When Janet Rose Wheeler, one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wheeler of N. Territorial Rd., Webster township, was baptized yesterday in the Dexter Methodist Episcopal church, seven of her eight grandparents and great-grandparents were present. Shown in the above picture taken at the reception at the home of the baby's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Poppenger, Webster-Church Rd., are left to right: Front row -- Mrs. C. C. Poppenger; Mrs. Charles Weiss, Detroit, a great-grandmother; Janet Rose, Mrs. John Poppenger, Detroit, a great-grandmother; and Mrs. Stearns Wheeler, Webster-Church Rd., a great-grandmother; back row -- C. C. Poppenger, grandfather; Mrs. Francis Wheeler, mother of the baby; John Poppenger, Detroit, great-grandfather; Francis Wheeler, father of the baby; and Ira Wheeler, grandfather. Another great-grandfather, Charles Weiss, of Detroit, was ill and unable to be present.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 22, 1958
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FIVE GENERATIONS: The baptism yesterday of 10-week-old Ronald E. Tupper was the occasion for the gathering of five generations of Tuppers. Left to right, the generations are Mrs. Francis Wheeler, 40, the grandmother; Mrs. Mary Weiss, 85, the great-great-grandmother; the baby; Mrs. C. C. Poppenger, 62, the great-grandmother; and Mrs. Willis Tupper, Ronald's mother. The reunion was at the Willis Tupper's home in Dexter.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 16, 1940
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VISITORS FROM OHIO: Mrs. Harley MacNeal of Rocky River, O., the former Virginia Hutzel, is here with her daughter, Virginia Marie, to visit Mrs. MacNeal's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hutzel of Scottwood Ave. Mr. MacNeal is expected here tomorrow and will accompany his wife and daughter next week to White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1965
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Mrs. Dewey Noland of Chaucer Drive learned wine cookery at her mother's elbow...and that is the way her daughters Lela, (from left) Francie and Laura will learn their cooking techniques. As she adds sherry to her Chicken, Artichoke and Mushroom Casserole, Mrs. Noland explains how the touch of wine, herbs and spices enhances inexpensive cuts of meat. Vegetables also get special treatment.