Elsie Sellers Painting "Gone With The Wind" Lamps, November 1954
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1954
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Ann Arbor News, November 16, 1954
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PAINTS ANTIQUE LAMPS: Mrs. John Sellers of Ypsilanti paints top globes on "Gone With The Wind" lamps as a hobby. She paints other things, too, such as angels for Christmas and china plates, but most of the time she concentrates on lamp globes.
Ann Arbor News, November 16, 1954
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PAINTS ANTIQUE LAMPS: Mrs. John Sellers of Ypsilanti paints top globes on "Gone With The Wind" lamps as a hobby. She paints other things, too, such as angels for Christmas and china plates, but most of the time she concentrates on lamp globes.
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Painting Antique Lamps Is Her Hobby
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16
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November
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1954
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Jane Ernst Shares An Item With Other Students At The Bach School Hobby Display, March 1939
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1939
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Preparations For The American Legion Kite Contest, May 1938 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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Ann Arbor News, May 16, 1938
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READY FOR TRIAL FLIGHT: Robert Kalmbach, left, and Kurt Neumann are shown about to launch one of the kites entered in the American Legion contest on a trial flight. The event will take place near the Legion home Saturday afternoon. Entries may be files at The Ann Arbor News or the American Legion home.
Ann Arbor News, May 16, 1938
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READY FOR TRIAL FLIGHT: Robert Kalmbach, left, and Kurt Neumann are shown about to launch one of the kites entered in the American Legion contest on a trial flight. The event will take place near the Legion home Saturday afternoon. Entries may be files at The Ann Arbor News or the American Legion home.
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An Invitation To...Know Your Neighbor
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28
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December
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1959
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Richard Guarino with Model Trains, December 1948
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1948
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Ann Arbor News, December 10, 1948
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CHOO-CHOO HOSPITAL: Fixing trains that refuse to huff and puff and smoke and whistle and run the way they were intended to is the odd-hour hobby and business of Richard Guarino of 1803 Arbor View Blvd., who has set up the basement workshop partly shown here and named it the Malmar Round House. Employed at Edwards Bros., Inc., Guarino has been forced from his job by a back ailment for the last two months. In that time, he has mended more than 200 electric trains - and is at his bench 14 and more hours a day now to get 'em all rolling by Christmas.
Ann Arbor News, December 10, 1948
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CHOO-CHOO HOSPITAL: Fixing trains that refuse to huff and puff and smoke and whistle and run the way they were intended to is the odd-hour hobby and business of Richard Guarino of 1803 Arbor View Blvd., who has set up the basement workshop partly shown here and named it the Malmar Round House. Employed at Edwards Bros., Inc., Guarino has been forced from his job by a back ailment for the last two months. In that time, he has mended more than 200 electric trains - and is at his bench 14 and more hours a day now to get 'em all rolling by Christmas.
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Overhauling Model Trains Becomes Full-Scale Hobby
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10
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December
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1948
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Making Rugs From Rags Is Pastime For Women In Newly-Formed Group Of Faculty Wives' Club
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24
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March
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1949
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Gladys Rowley Making Cornstarch Figurines, December 1946 Photographer: Maiteland Robert La Motte
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1946
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Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1946
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Mrs. Henry Rowley spends some of her spare moments making figurines out of cornstarch, salt and water for her friends and for various organizations to use as place-makers at dinners. She got the idea for the tiny Santas, angels, skiers and sledders from the cornstarch mountains she used to mould as a grade-school pupil making relief maps for her geography classes.
Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1946
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Mrs. Henry Rowley spends some of her spare moments making figurines out of cornstarch, salt and water for her friends and for various organizations to use as place-makers at dinners. She got the idea for the tiny Santas, angels, skiers and sledders from the cornstarch mountains she used to mould as a grade-school pupil making relief maps for her geography classes.
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Young Model Airplane Builder Primes For Contest Here Sunday
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9
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July
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1948
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