Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1938
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READING ENTHUSIASTS: Many Ann Arbor youngsters find reading a profitable summer time diversion because they are permitted to earn English credit by reading and reporting on selected books. Some of the youngsters participating are pictured here. Left to right seated at the table are James Bird, Marguerite Bouliane, Sally Dudley, Miss Hazel Keedle, children's librarian, John Hathaway, Eileen Wanamaker and Evelyn Barth. Standing are: Robert Brackett, Margaret Detlor, David West, Dorothy Dudley, Bonnie Hoffman, Betty Corbett, Betty Benedict, Anita Raes, Patricia McClain, Norma Stutzman, Winona Miller, Joyce Downer, Elaine Davis, Evelyn Gruschow, and Bernice Grimes.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 14, 1941
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REAL ENOUGH TO EAT: The birthday cake which Hazel M. Keedle, childrens' librarian at the Ann Arbor Public Library, and Joan Gallup proudly present is the cake indicative of the Vacation Reading Club drive to encourage vacation reading among children. Each time a child reads and reviews a book he or she can place a candle in the cake. Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Gallup, 645 Riverside Dr., is the high school art student who designed the cake.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 8, 1957
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Books Put In Place: Mrs. Marjorie Yankey (front) and Miss Hazel Keedle fill shelves with library books.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 17, 1958
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Children's Department: Mis Hazel Keedle, who heads the children's department at the Ann Arbor Public Library, is shown at her desk where she offers assistance in the selection of children's books. Children's needs were assigned an important place in planning for the new building,. The library is part of the public school system.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1952
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Flight To Mystery Island - Dozens of airplanes are headed for Mystery Island this summer. Each pilot is a member of the children's summer reading club sponsored by the Ann Arbor Public Library. With each book read, a member can hop a 1,000 miles toward his goal. Looking to see who has already arrived at the island are Mary Lou, Susie and Sally Ellsworth, sisters, living at 1417 Iroquois Pl. There is still time to join, Miss Hazel Keedle, children's librarian said. The contest lasts until school starts in September.