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Recently Elected Washtenaw County Farm Bureau Directors, March 1936

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Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1936
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FARM BUREAU OFFICERS ELECTED: Recently elected directors of the Washtenaw County Farm Bureau, shown above, met in the county building yesterday afternoon to choose new officers for the year. Reading left to right they are Roland Stein, George R. Haab, Del Begole elected vice president, Robert F. Garrod, new president, Frank F. Geiger, new secretary and treasurer, Gordon S. Gill and Aaron G. Feldkamp. New directors, Ray T. Gibbs and Frank Kleinschmidt do not appear in this picture. Membership of the Farm Bureau in Washtenaw county now totals 180 farmers.

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1936
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March
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Flammable Dolls Collected by Ann Arbor Fire Department, January 1967

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Ann Arbor News, January 4, 1967
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Flammable Dolls Collected: Ann Arbor Fire Department Inspector Benjamin J. Zahn (left) holds on of 26 rag dolls which have been condemned by fire officials throughout the nation as hazardous and highly inflammable. The dolls, all made in Poland and distributed in the United States, have nitrocellulose faces which burst into flame when exposed to heat. The 26 dolls before Zahn and Ann Arbor Fire Marshal John R. Williams have been turned into local authorities since announcement of the hazard they present was made. They will be destroyed, Fire Chief Arthur L. Stauch says.

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1967
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January
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William & Elvie Love - Married 50 Years, November 1940

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Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1940
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MARRIED 50 YEARS: Mr. and Mrs. William Love will hold open house Tuesday night at their home at 6435 Manchester Rd., west of Saline, in observance of their golden wedding anniversary.

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1940
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November
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Saline Pair To Observe Golden Wedding Date

'Sand Dunes' By Carl Hoerman Of Saugatuck, May 1940

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Ann Arbor News, May 30, 1940
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A FAVORITE IN THE MICHIGAN ARTISTS' SHOW: "Sand Dunes" by Carl Hoerman of Saugatuck is one of the paintings in a large collection of work by contemporary Michigan artists to be seen in the galleries of the Rackham building daily until June 8. The painting is quite generally admired for its decorative value as well as for its interpretation of the Michigan scene. The show is sponsored by the art history group of the Faculty Women's Club.

Year
1940
Month
May
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Allen Bear's Bobby Hills At Second Base in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966

Allen Bear's Bobby Hills At Second Base in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966 image
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Ann Arbor News, August 5, 1966
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Sign Stealing: These two players in the 10-Year League's Pro Division are trying to observe the action at home plate, but the umpire and pitcher are blocking their view. So the Allen Bear baserunner Bobby Hills is leaning over while Lawton Packer second baseman Eric Becher shades his eyes from the sun.

Year
1966
Month
August
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Leo Esch Hits a Home Run for Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Team, August 1966
Leo Esch Completes Grand Slam for Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Team, August 1966
Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Baseball Team, August 1966
Pitcher Throws Ball for Lawton Packers in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966
Batter Up for Allen Bear Baseball Team in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966

Leo Esch Hits a Home Run for Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Team, August 1966

Leo Esch Hits a Home Run for Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Team, August 1966 image
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Ann Arbor News, August 6, 1966
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Grand Slammer: There were many grand slam home runs lashed out this summer in the Kid Baseball Program and here Leo Esch, a member of the Coca Cola entry in the 11-Year-Old National Division, sends another baseball on its way for a bases-loaded round tripper. This home run gave Coca Cola players a start on a victory in their final game.

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1966
Month
August
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Leo Esch Completes Grand Slam for Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Team, August 1966
Coca Cola 11-Year-Old National Division Baseball Team, August 1966
Pitcher Throws Ball for Lawton Packers in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966
Allen Bear's Bobby Hills At Second Base in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966
Batter Up for Allen Bear Baseball Team in 10-Year League's Pro Division, August 1966

Wreckage In Accident Injuring Four People At Liberty St. & Crest Ave, November 1940

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Ann Arbor News, November 1, 1940
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Only minor injuries were believed suffered by occupants of two cars which collided at W. Liberty St. and Crest Ave. during this morning's rain with such force that one was pushed some 30 feet over the curb and onto the sidewalk while the other overturned.

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1940
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November
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Pioneer High's Walt Blissit Scores Touchdown vs. Kalamazoo, October 6, 1972 (Pioneer 14, Kalamazoo 0)

Pioneer High's Walt Blissit Scores Touchdown vs. Kalamazoo, October 6, 1972 (Pioneer 14, Kalamazoo 0) image
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Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1972
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Winning Touchdown: Much to the dismay of the Kalamazoo Central defenders, tailback Walt Blissit gallops into the end zone in the second quarter to score the winning touchdown for Pioneer High at Hollway Field. This nine-yard jaunt was a major part of his 27-yard rushing total for the game that was earned on 15 carries against the Maroon Giants.

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1972
Month
October
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Pioneer High's Keith Warner Is Tackled By Kalamazoo Defenders, October 6, 1972 (Pioneer 14, Kalamazoo 0)

Pioneer High's Keith Warner Is Tackled By Kalamazoo Defenders, October 6, 1972 (Pioneer 14, Kalamazoo 0)

Pioneer High's Keith Warner Is Tackled By Kalamazoo Defenders, October 6, 1972 (Pioneer 14, Kalamazoo 0) image
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Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1972
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Gang Tackling: Fullback Keith Warner (arrow) of Pioneer High, is literally buried under a pile of Kalamazoo Central tacklers in the second quarter after picking up nine, tough yards. It takes five Maroon Giants, John Hamilton (20), Bruce Ball (65), Dan Baker (84), Dan Schepan (62) and Kim Rowekamp (43), to finally stop Warner.

Year
1972
Month
October
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Pioneer High's Walt Blissit Scores Touchdown vs. Kalamazoo, October 6, 1972 (Pioneer 14, Kalamazoo 0)

Huron High's Mike Straub Carries Football Towards Pioneer Zone, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)

Huron High's Mike Straub Carries Football Towards Pioneer Zone, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12) image
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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1972
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Tough Yardage: Running back Mike Straub (10) of Huron High picks up some tough yardage near midfield in the fourth quarter before being brought to the Hollway Field turf by Ron Sartori of Pioneer. Straub, one of the better prep hockey players around the city in the winter, had a big game against Pioneer with 80 yards in 14 carries.

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1972
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September
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Pioneer Football Players Catch Up To Huron's Reggie Jones, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)
Huron High Takes An Early Lead Against Pioneer in Third Football Matchup, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)
Cheerleaders at Third Football Matchup Between Pioneer and Huron High, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)
Pioneer High Cheerleader At Football Game vs. Huron, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)

Pioneer Football Players Catch Up To Huron's Reggie Jones, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)

Pioneer Football Players Catch Up To Huron's Reggie Jones, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12) image
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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1972
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Hemmed In: Huron High's Reggie Jones (30) breaks loose for a 14-yard gain and a first down deep in Pioneer territory before being tackled by Darnell Kirkland (20) and Kurt Wiese (80) of the Pioneers. In the next quarter, Kirkland provided the winning touchdown of the game on a 70-yard intercepted pass return.

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1972
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September
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Huron High's Mike Straub Carries Football Towards Pioneer Zone, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)
Huron High Takes An Early Lead Against Pioneer in Third Football Matchup, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)
Cheerleaders at Third Football Matchup Between Pioneer and Huron High, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)
Pioneer High Cheerleader At Football Game vs. Huron, September 29, 1972 (Pioneer 13, Huron 12)

Pioneer Tackles At Line of Scrimmage, September 15, 1972 (Grosse Pointe South 13, Pioneer 12)

Pioneer Tackles At Line of Scrimmage, September 15, 1972 (Grosse Pointe South 13, Pioneer 12) image
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Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1972
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Gang Tackling: Fullback Jim Whims of Grosse Pointe South is met by a host of Pioneer High tacklers intent upon making a goal line stand in the second quarter. Ron Malcolm (85), Joe Boisture (87), Ron Sartori (46) and Ron Harmon (24), meet the Blue Devil rusher at the two-yard line and stop him short of the goal.

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1972
Month
September
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Pioneer's Ron Harmon Catches Football, September 15, 1972 (Grosse Pointe South 13, Pioneer 12)
Pioneer High Football Players Attempt a Tackle, September 15, 1972 (Grosse Pointe South 13, Pioneer 12)
Pioneer High Football Players Jump to Block a Field Goal, September 15, 1972 (Grosse Pointe South 13, Pioneer 12)

Project Grow Workers Laying Down Hay On The Crops At Community Farm, June 1977

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Ann Arbor News, June 23, 1977
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Project Grow Director Ken Nicholls, left, and Pam Maloney, one of the site coordinators, center, work in Gardener Ray Krome's plot at the County Farm site.

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1977
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June
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Project Grow faces budget deficit

Pioneer's Kurt Wiese Celebrates a Home Run vs. Huron High, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2)

Pioneer's Kurt Wiese Celebrates a Home Run vs. Huron High, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2) image
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Ann Arbor News, April 20, 1974
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Pioneer High's Kurt Wiese is mobbed by his teammates after knotting Friday's game with Huron at 1-1 with a fourth-inning homer. The Pioneers' glee was short-lived as the Bat Rats came back for a 5-2 victory.

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1974
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April
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High School Baseball - Pioneer vs. Huron, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2)
Jim Henderson Scores a Run for Huron High vs. Pioneer, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2)

Jim Henderson Scores a Run for Huron High vs. Pioneer, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2)

Jim Henderson Scores a Run for Huron High vs. Pioneer, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2) image
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Ann Arbor News, April 20, 1974
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One For Huron: Huron High's Jim Henderson rumbles home with the game's first run as Pioneer catcher John Phillips waits in vain for the throw Friday. Henderson scored on a fielder's choice in the second inning to start the Bat Rats on their way to a 5-2 triumph.

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1974
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April
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Pioneer's Kurt Wiese Celebrates a Home Run vs. Huron High, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2)
High School Baseball - Pioneer vs. Huron, April 1974 (Huron 5, Pioneer 2)

Fritz Kochendorfer, Owner Of The Heidelberg, With His Daughters, June 2000

Fritz Kochendorfer, Owner Of The Heidelberg, With His Daughters, June 2000 image
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Ann Arbor News, June 23, 2000
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Fritz Kochendorfer, center, owns the Heidelberg Restaurant with his two daughters Karla Kochendorfer, left, and Terri Boegel.

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2000
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June
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Heidelberg Restaurant sold

Parks Department Puts on Carnival at Veterans Park Pool, August 1975

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Ann Arbor News, August 7, 1975
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David Chance (Left), Kathy Barden, Art Allen And Dave Spriggs In Skit

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1975
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August
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Pool Carnival

Ida & Christian Sautter With The Closet Door They Were Locked Behind For Twelve Hours, January 1958

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Ann Arbor News, January 23, 1958
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SCENE OF AN ORDEAL: Christian Sautter, 74 (right) and his wife, Mrs. Ida Sautter, 73, inspect the battered lock on the closet door behind which they were imprisoned for 12 hours by robbers who invaded their home Tuesday. Mrs. Sautter's finger was slashed by a knife held by one of the bandits. Sautter whittled out a chunk of wood, enabling him to force the door open and gain the couple's freedom.

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1958
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January
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Couple Tells Of Long Ordeal In Locked Closet