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, September 14, 1960
Caption:
Look At Alaska: Mary Jean Houghtalin (left) and Marlene Braun look at a painting of Alaska done by DuWaine Hoy of Ann Arbor High School and used in connection with the Summer Reading Club at the Ann Arbor Public Library. Theme for the club was "Highway to Alaska." Totem poles at top bear names of children who read 10 books or more.

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, June 12, 1963
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It's A Family Affair: Andrew Bishop, 8, gets a few hints on the art of book selection for the Ann Arbor Public Library's Summer Reading Club which opens tomorrow from his sister Ellen, 10, who joined the club last year. An older brother David, 12, will be in the club's junior high school reading section, and their Sister Christine, 16, was a member from 1954 to 1959. Parents of the enthusiastic readers are Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Bishop, Lincoln Ave. The children are sitting beside the colorful poster which sets the theme for this year's program, "The California Gold Rush."