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Jill and Lydia Murray Play in Waiting Room at Summit Medical Center, April 1971

Jill and Lydia Murray Play in Waiting Room at Summit Medical Center, April 1971 image
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Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1971
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Jill and Lydia Murray play while they wait in the main recreation room of the center.

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1971
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April
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Ann Arbor Elks In Remodeled Pratt Lodge 322, September 1977

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1977
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NEW LOOK -- Elks Pratt Lodge 322 at 220 Sunset Road is wearing a new look these days. The entire first floor has been remodeled with a new bar, new interior, reflective ceiling and booths, and lodge members (left to right) Jim Crawford, James Parker, Bob Jones and Herb Ellis find the results pleasing. But the improvements are not confined to the first floor. Other floors are being redecorated, landscaping is planned, and additional parking will be provided. The lodge also plans to expand its youth program. (News photo by Larry E. Wright)

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1977
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September
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30
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Cook Cemetery - Warner Road, Saline, January 1949

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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1949
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Dotting Washtenaw byways are numerous farm family cemeteries where head stones and markers nestle before a background of evergreen pines. In the Kanouse-Cook plot on the Warner Rd., southwest of Saline, there are markers indicating that it was first used in the 1840's.

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1949
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January
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Penny Anderson Tastes Her Mother's Cooking, November 1971

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Ann Arbor News, November 9, 1971
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Penny Anderson Samples One Of Her Mother's Taste Tempters

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1971
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November
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REA Express Delivery Truck Turns from Division Street Toward Broadway Bridge, March 1966

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Year
1966
Month
March
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The advertisement on the REA delivery truck features a stork and the slogan, "Some carriers still outdeliver REA."

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Author Douglas Adams Signs Books At Community News Center, February 1982

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Ann Arbor News, February 21, 1982
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Nancy Moss chats with author Douglas Adams at the Community News Center on South University Avenue.

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1982
Month
February
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10
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Third Annual Institute Of Aeronautical Sciences Banquet At The Michigan Union, May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, May 22, 1939
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AVIATION NOTABLES AT BANQUET: Robert H. Hinckley, new chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, was the principal speaker at the dinner held in the Michigan Union Saturday night by the University of Michigan student branch of the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences in connection with Aviation on Parade. Mr. Hinckley is at the left in the above photograph. To the right, in order, are: Duncan C. Moore, announcer for radio station WJR, who acted as toastmaster; William B. Stout, Detroit aviation pioneer and inventor; Cyril C. Thompson, assistant to the president of United Airlines; and Prof. Edward A. Stalker, chairman of the University's department of aeronautical engineering.

Year
1939
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May
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A Crowd Inspects Planes On Display At 'Aviation On Parade', May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, May 22, 1939
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ANN ARBOR BECOMES MORE AIR-MINDED: A small part of the crowd of more than 2,000 persons who turned out for Aviation on Parade, the stuntless air carnival at the Ann Arbor airport yesterday and Saturday, is shown in the above photograph inspecting one of the airplanes which were on display. The show was designed to encourage interest in private flying by demonstrating the safety and ease of flying.

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1939
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May
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Basketball: University High vs. Manchester, December 1959

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Ann Arbor News, December 12, 1959
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HANDS, HANDS, HANDS: A good pair of hands is one of a basketball player's biggest assets and here a lot of hands are at work in last night's University High-Manchester battle. In the top photo Manchester's Bud England goes up and under for a lay-up which he dunked despite the efforts of Jim Beamer (left) and Bill Prakken (44).

Year
1959
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December
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University High Basketball Players Pete Andrews (left) and Jeff Fischer, November 1958

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Ann Arbor News, February 12, 1959
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READY FOR ROOSEVELT: U High Guards Pete Andrews (left) and Jeff Fischer will be a bit grimmer tomorrow night as they and their teammates battle Ypsilanti Roosevelt in Huron League cage competition. The 5-10 Andrews leads the guards' scoring derby by a point, having made 95 on 45 baskets and 27 (of 55) free throws. Fischer (5-11) has 94 points, 80 from field baskets and 14 from conversions gained while trying 30 charity tosses.

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1958
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November
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University High Basketball Players Dick Daniels, Bill Prakken, and Eric Fauri (left to right), November 1958

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Ann Arbor News, January 14, 1959
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U HIGH'S FRONT MEN: U High hopes for victory over Lincoln Consolidated tonight will depend in considerable measure on the performances of these three veterans. Dick Daniels, Bill Prakken, and Eric Fauri (left to right) are the Cubs' big men, each a six-footer. Prakken is the team's scoring leader, having hit 93 points in seven games, while Daniels has added 74 and Fauri 43. Each does well in rebounding, too.

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1958
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November
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University High Basketball Players, December 1959

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Ann Arbor News, December 3, 1959
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PRIMING FOR INTER-CITY BATTLE: Veteran Coach Nels Lehsten and three of his University High cagers (top) and new St. Thomas Coach Larry Dunn and Guard Dick Pelletier (bottom) are laying plans for the 48th basketball battle between the two schools on Saturday. Grouped around Lehsten are, left to right, Forward Jeff Fischer, Center Bill Prakken and Guard Pete Andrews, three starting holdovers from the 1958-1959 season. Both schools have opening games tomorrow night before their inter-city clash--U High traveling to Clinton and St. Thomas entertaining Redford St. Agatha.

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1959
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December
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All-City Football Team, November 1959

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Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1959
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Top Row, Standing: Bob Ufer, sports director WPAG; Dave Griffin, UHS; Dempsey Taylor, AAHS; Dick Burch, St. THS; Bill Orr, AAHS; Jay Stielstra, Coach AAHS; Jack Stovall, Coach UHS. Bottom Row, seated: Bill Prakken, UHS; Wayne Meyers, AAHS; Jim Mitchell, AAHS; Fred Matzinger, AAHS; Brenk Shelton, St. THS; Dennis Sakstrup, AAHS; Pete Andrews, UHS. These boys will be interviewed in person, by sportscenter Tom Wight on WPAG Saturday morning, Nov. 21, at 11:30. Each member will receive a silver football.

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1959
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November
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Osmon Grider Holds An Opossum, February 1938

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Ann Arbor News, February 12, 1938
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NO WEAPON NEEDED FOR 'POSSUM HUNTING: Osmon Grider, 1124 Ann St., doesn't need a gun when he goes 'possum hunting. Grider was driving along the river road Monday night when the full-grown opossum he is holding so gingerly crossed the road in front of his car. Mr. Grider stopped his automobile and nabbed Mr. 'Possum with his bare hands. He swears that 'possums are harmless if you know how to catch them but judging by the display of teeth and claws this specimen is making, we prefer to do our 'possum hunting with a gun.

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1938
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February
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Bertha - Henry J. Oulmann's Top Cow For Butterfat Production, May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1939
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"BERTHA" PAID HER WAY: Although she's not registered, this grade Jersey on the Henry J. Oulmann farm, S. State Rd., has a name. "Bertha" produced more butterfat last year than any other cow on test with the two county herd improvement associations. Her total was 673.9 pounds. Although her milk production - 10, 935 pounds - was less than a number of other cows, she filled enough milk bottles to keep a small family healthy for four or five years.

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1939
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May
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Henry J. Oulmann With Ypsilanti Bell, March 1938

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Ann Arbor News, March 9, 1938
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OULMANN JERSEY COMPLETES FINE RECORD: Ypsilanti Bell, Jersey cow owned by Henry J. Oulmann, route 6, Ann Arbor, has a record of 14,007 pounds of milk and 715 pounds of butterfat for the lactation period just ended. Mr. Oulmann is shown here with Ypsilanti Bell.

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1938
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March
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Tent City on U-M Campus, September 1970

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Ann Arbor News, September 2, 1970
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Protestors' Tents are Dubbed 'North Quad' And Other Fictitious Names

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1970
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September
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