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Pioneer High School Can Drive, November 1990

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Ann Arbor News, November 21, 1990
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Can Drive- Pioneer High School students Karen Cunningham, left, and Elizabeth Connors sort nearly 3,000 cans of food Tuesday to be distributed by the Salvation Army to the needy. The cans were collected during the school's annual food drive.

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1990
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November
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Members of Ann Arbor Business and Professional Women's Club Preview Styles For Fashion Show, March 1968

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Ann Arbor News, March 21, 1968
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Staging 'Colorful Capers': A staging session in the Little Theater of Ann Arbor Pioneer High School gave these three members of the Ann Arbor Business and Professional Women's Club a chance to preview the styles which they will model at the club's fashion show on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. G. J. Schneider (left) wears a one-piece dress with the separate look accented by a wide patent belt. A demi-shift and contrasting jacket of black and white stripes is the choice of Mrs. Gilberta W. Sutfin (center). The Bonnie and Clyde look is evident in Mrs. Norman E. Barnett's pleated white skirt and long black overblouse, worn with a beret.

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1968
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March
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Ann Arbor Fire Department Lt. Dean Kapp and Father, Ann Arbor Police Department Sgt. Herbert L. Kapp, December 1967

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Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1967
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It's All In the Family There's no battle in at least one local family when the topic of combining police and fire departments is brought up. City Police Sgt. Herbert Kapp (right) the senior officer with the Ann Arbor Police Department, will soon complete his 38th year of city service. His son, Dean, has been an Ann Arbor fireman for the past five years and recently was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. The 43 years of combined service sets a record for one family in this area. And proposals to combine police and fire agencies don't worry either Sgt. Kapp or Lt. Kapp.

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1967
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December
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Methodist Bishops Visit Ann Arbor, May 1938

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Ann Arbor News, May 6, 1938
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Rev. James C. Baker, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church in southern California, and Bishop Edgar Blake of Detroit, were honor guests of the Methodist men of the Ann Arbor district at a dinner last night at First Methodist church here. Left to right are: Herbert Twining, president of the district organization, Dr. William Harrison, superintendent of the Ann Arbor district, Bishop Baker, who was the principal speaker, Bishop Blake, and Dr. Charles W. Brashares, minister of the local church.

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1938
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May
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New Sanctuary of Bethel AME Church, June 1974

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1974
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Simplicity Stressed The architectural feature of the new sanctuary of Bethel AME Church, 900 Plum St., is its simplicity, says the Rev. John A. Woods, pastor. An open house for the new $125,000 structure will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday. The church has been meeting in its educational building, which was completed in January of 1972. Until that time, Bethel AME (African Methodist Episcopal) had been meeting in a building at 632 N. Fourth Ave. The congregation was first organized in 1855. O'Neal Construction Co. of Ann Arbor build the sanctuary. Architects were Cuthbert and Cuthbert of Dearborn.

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1974
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June
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Dr. Lena Duell Vincent With Book "As Ye Go, Preach," July 1974

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Ann Arbor News, July 20, 1974
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Pictures In Book Dr. Lena Duell Vincent holds up pictorial portion of the books "As Ye Go, Preach." Pictures are of the Vincent family and officials of the Free Methodist Church. In front of Dr. Vincent are the original sermons and a gavel like the one Bishop Vincent used.

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1974
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July
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Church: Dr. Lena Duell Vincent With Book On Her Family And Officials of the Free Methodist Church

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Word of God Using Harris Hall As Meeting Place, June 1974

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Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1974
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New Use For Harris Hall Steve Clark (left) and Ralph Martin, leaders of the Word of God community, stand in front of the community's new headquarters, the 88-year-old Harris Hall, on the northwest corner of State and Huron Streets. The building was purchased from the Episcopal Student Foundation, which operated Canterbury House. The hall was originally build by the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan on land purchased by St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Ann Arbor. Besides its use as an Episcopal student center, the United Service Organization was housed there from 1944-1946, and then the U-M leased the building for use by various musical groups. Previous Word of God headquarters was 122 1/2 E. Liberty, above the Pretzel Bell. Charismatic Renewal Services, a religious organization, made the actual purchase agreement for the hall, but details of the agreement were not available. (News photo by Robert Chase)

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1974
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June
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Steve Clark and Ralph Martin

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University Of Michigan Varsity Band Salutes The United States Navy, Michigan-Pittsburgh Game - October 11, 1941

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Ann Arbor News, October 13, 1941
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"M" BAND HONORS SERVICES: Fighting forces of the nation were honored Saturday between the halves of the Michigan-Pittsburgh football game when the 120 piece varsity band formed symbols of defense arms while playing appropriate music. Above is the anchor of the navy and below a gun representing the artillery.

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1941
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October
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11
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University Of Michigan Varsity Band Salutes The United States Army, Michigan-Pittsburgh Game - October 11, 1941

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Ann Arbor News, October 13, 1941
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"M" BAND HONORS SERVICES: Fighting forces of the nation were honored Saturday between the halves of the Michigan-Pittsburgh football game when the 120 piece varsity band formed symbols of defense arms while playing appropriate music. Above is the anchor of the navy and below a gun representing the artillery.

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1941
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October
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11
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Wake Island captive, Kirby Ludwich Jr, and sons, October 1945

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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1945
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Boatswain's Mate, 1/C, Kirby Ludwick, jr., USN, a prisoner of war in Japan since the fall of Wake, returns home to greet his sons, Ronnie (left) who was only six months old when his father went overseas, and Kirby, the third (right), seven years old. This picture was taken by The News photographer on the steps of the Ludwick home, 726 Gott St. Mrs. Ludwick, the former Elsie London of Jackson, is employed at Argus, Inc.

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1945
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October
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Ann Arbor Hands On Museum Closes Temporarily for Improvements, September 1999

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Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1999
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Kevin Kooyers wrestles a door into place on the second floor of the Ann Arbor Hands ON Museum. The downtown Ann Arbor science museum will reopen Oct. 19 after completion of a $6.5 million expansion and renovation project.

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1999
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August
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Construction Of New A & P Supermarket, November 1958

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Ann Arbor News, November 22, 1958
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A & P STORE GROWS: Harold F. Kleis of Ann Arbor is building this $175,000 structure, shown in a partly-completed stage, for A & P Food Stores which will lease the building. It is expected to be completed in January or February south of E. Stadium Blvd. and near the E. Stadium ends of East Park Pl. and Golden Ave.

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1958
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November
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Meat Cutters At The New A & P Supermarket, May 1959

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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1959
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MEAT CUTTING OPERATION: Workers are shown readying meat cuts for tomorrow's opening within a refrigerated production line setup that helps assure freshness. The cuts are placed in 72 feet of refrigerated display cases.

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1959
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May
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New A&P Food Store on E Stadium at Industrial Hwy, April 1959

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Ann Arbor News, April 11, 1959
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To Open In May: This new A&P Food Store along E. Stadium Blvd. at Industrial Hwy is expected to be ready for occupancy and start of business before the end of May, it was announced. The Early American-styled supermarket, which will highlight A&P's 100th anniversary this year, contains nearly 14,000 square feet of floor space. The new supermarket "will contain virtually all the latest innovations in food retailing." The parking lot holds 200 cars.

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1959
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April
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Automatic Scale At New A & P Supermarket, May 1959

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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1959
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WEIGHS, PRICES MEAT: This automatic scale weighs and prices meat and other items before they are sent on to the automatic packaging machine. The labor-saving devices are among many new marketing equipment items in the store. It has air conditioning, express checkout stands, automatic doors and fluorescent lighting.

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1959
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May
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Automatic Packaging Machine At New A & P Supermarket, May 1959

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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1959
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FOR AUTOMATIC PACKAGING: This automatic packaging machine wraps meat cuts quickly. Under a new marketing procedure, meat items are weighed, packaged, labeled and priced in full view of customers. A & P is planning a special program of awards for about a month to celebrate the opening of the new Ann Arbor store.

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1959
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May
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Conveyor Belt In Basement Of New A & P Supermarket, May 1959

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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1959
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CONVEYOR VALUABLE AID: The conveyor in the store's basement receives food items for storage and marketing later, simplifying and speeding the food handling procedure.

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1959
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May
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Refrigerated Cases In The New A & P Supermarket, May 1959

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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1959
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REFRIGERATED CASE: The modern refrigerated case for ice cream makes selection easy in the new store. The store has a tiled floor and wide aisles.

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1959
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May
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George F. Stentzel - Retiring From Muehlig's Funeral Chapel, September 1988

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Ann Arbor News, September 24, 1988
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Stentzel in the 'selection room': In his years with Muehlig's, the building has expanded into several lots surrounding the original building.

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1988
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September
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Mrs. Walter Stein & Marian Allmand Model Fall Fashions In Michigan Stadium, October 1956

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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1956
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IN THE STADIUM: Before a million people crowded into the stadium today, Mrs. Walter Stein (left) and Mrs. Charles Allmand modeled costumes that can easily see them through the day, including luncheon, game, parties and dinner. Mrs. Stein's blue plaid sheath with a high neckline is by Anne Fogarty, and Mrs. Allmand wears a red crepe dress featuring the new "blouson" bodice. These will be seen at the show, "Fashion Kick-Off," at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Ann Arbor High School.

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1956
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October
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Robert Lemmon & Edith Dale Model Fall Fashions In Michigan Stadium, October 1956

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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1956
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TWEEDS LEAD THE WAY: Michigan's football fans, both women and men, choose tweeds. Mrs. Dale Malcolm wears a green imported Scottish wool tweed by Tailorbrooke. The belted suit is worn with a matching coat and a green velvet enlarged pillbox. Her soft bag is also green velvet. Robert L. Lemmon, of Jacobson's, is her companion. Mrs. Malcolm's costume will be shown at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary fashion show which will feature clothes from Jacobson's and men's wear from Wagner & Co.

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1956
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October
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Mrs. Walter Stein Models A Wool Dress, October 1956

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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1956
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OUR FAIR LADY: A dress of cranberry Forstmann wool is worn by Mrs. Stein. The softly draped sheath has an Empire line satin bow and was designed by Harvey Berin.

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1956
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October
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Marian Allmand Models A V-Backed Fall Dress, October 1956

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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1956
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Mrs. Allmand wears a wool jersey and tulle cocktail dress by Marion McCoy with a rhinestone accent at the V-back. A rhinestone-studded tulle floating panel lends 1912 overtones to the costume.

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1956
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October
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Edith Dale Models A Fall Cocktail Dress, October 1956

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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1956
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Mrs. Dale is wearing a green and blue cocktail dress by Luis Estavez, winner of the Coty Award as the outstanding young designer of the year. Noted for his tricky details, Estavez here features a draped Chinese neckline.

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1956
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October
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Grave Of Rev. Judson D. Collins - Member Of The First University Of Michigan Graduating Class, September 1956

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Ann Arbor News, September 14, 1956
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ONE OF FIRST U-M GRADS: The Rev. Judson D. Collins was a member of the first University graduating class and was the first Methodist Episcopal Church missionary who went to China where, history recounts, he laid the foundation of Chinese educational life in a public school at Soochow. The Rev. Mr. Collins' grave is on the Stephen Hadley farm on Roepke Rd. in a cemetery plot which is a memorial to the churchman.

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1956
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September
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Crosses in Zion Lutheran Church, March 1974

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Ann Arbor News, March 1, 1974
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Symbol of Christian Faith Among the forms the cross takes locally: far left, processional cross at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church features a resurrected Christ in the center and the four evangelists; immediate left, wooden cross at St. Thomas Catholic Church is the traditional crucifix; at right, one of many crosses at Zion Lutheran Church, emphasizing simplicity. The INRI letters on the cross at St. Thomas are the first letters of the Latin inscription which, by Pilate's order, was placed on the cross of Christ's crucifixion. (News photos by Jack Stubbs)

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1974
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March
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Needlework Felt Banner Honoring Virgin Mary, St. Mary's Catholic Chapel, April 1974

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Ann Arbor News, April 6, 1974
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Her 'First Banner' A Marian banner has been constructed for St. Mary's Catholic Student Chapel by artist Mrs. Virginia Irvin. "This was my first banner," says Mrs. Irvin, who is a miniaturist. Everything is made from felt and placed on a burlap backing. The gold paper Alpha-Omega symbol may be replaced by gold cloth, says Mrs. Irvin. The Latin wording is taken from an old manuscript and is a praise to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mrs. Irvin, who is the mother of Fr. Charles E. Irvin, chaplain at St. Mary's, lives at 619 E. University. She is the widow of U-M Prof. Charles E. Irvin. She says she made the banner for St. Mary's Golden Jubilee, a celebration in connection with the chapel's 50th anniversary.

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1974
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April
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Crosses in Zion Lutheran Church, March 1974

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Symbol of Christian Faith Among the forms the cross takes locally: far left, processional cross at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church features a resurrected Christ in the center and the four evangelists; immediate left, wooden cross at St. Thomas Catholic Church is the traditional crucifix; at right, one of many crosses at Zion Lutheran Church, emphasizing simplicity. The INRI letters on the cross at St. Thomas are the first letters of the Latin inscription which, by Pilate's order, was placed on the cross of Christ's crucifixion. (News photos by Jack Stubbs) Cross On Wall-Hanging at Zion Lutheran; Some Say Circle Symbolizes Eternity

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1974
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March
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Eugene & Paulina Kozmiuk Cut Their Wedding Cake - August 1, 1945

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Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1945
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Pictured above cutting their wedding cake are Fireman, 1/c, and Mrs. Eugene Kozmiuk who were married last night in the Michigan League chapel. Mrs. Kozmiuk is the former Paulina Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tucker of Edgewood Ave.

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1945
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August
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1
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Mike Dukes Hand Painting Designs On Wall In Chancel Area, First United Methodist Church, January 1974

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Ann Arbor News, January 19, 1974
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Touching Up Church A member of the First United Methodist Church's planning committee liked what he saw when he observed 17-year-old Mike Dukes working on a painting in the church "eating and meeting" room. So he asked Dukes, who is a student at Pioneer High School, if her would help restore the wall near the stained glass in the chancel area where leakage has caused plaster to fall. Dukes, who is a member of Methodist Youth Fellowship, prepared stencils of symbols on the rest of the wall, sanded the area and now is handpainting the symbols onto the wall from the stencils. The background is being painted with an oil-based latex, while the designs are being painted from a water-based medium (News photo by Jack Stubbs).

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1974
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January
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