Today in History events span wars, leaders and births
A compact roll of notable dates from 1923 to 2017 includes a West Olive fire sparked by a faulty chimney, Cicero’s assassination in 43 B.C., Delaware’s ratification in 1787, Adams’ presidency in 1796, Pearl Harbor debates and attacks, Apollo 17’s 1972 launch, Imelda Marcos stabbing, first U.S. injection execution in 1982, the 1987 PSA crash, Gorbachev’s U.S. visit, the 1988 Armenian earthquake, Karzai’s 2004 presidency, Franken and Franks resignations in 2017, plus list of notable ages: Larry Bird 63, Ellen Burstyn 82, Johnny Bench 74, Aaron Carter 32.
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William Howard Taft
U.S. Naval
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Philippines
China
United States
Austria-Hungary
Japan
U.S. Navy
America
Cape Canaveral
Imelda Marcos
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Charlie Brooks Jr
U.S
Huntsville
Texas
Pacific Southwest Airlines
California
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Soviet Union
Armenia
Hamid Karzai
Afghanistan
al Franken
Donald Trump
Trent Franks
Arizona
Hope College Professor Receives DAR Medal of Honor
Fred L. Johnson III, Hope College professor, awarded the DAR Medal of Honor in a Nov 22 ceremony at Hope College Recital Hall. Attendees included Michigan DAR Regent Gina LaCroix and Hope College leaders. Johnson’s career highlights span Marine service, teaching awards, authoring novels, and public speaking.
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Michigan
DAR State
Gina LaCroix
Fred L. Johnson III
Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton
Rogetta Doe
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Holland
Gail Hollen
Sons of the American Revolution
Ken Goodson
United States
Johnson
Nassawadox
Virginia
Philippines
Air Force
States
US Marine Corps
Bowie State University
Maryland
Kent State University
Ohio
Western Theological Seminary
Hope College
Hope
Ruth and
John Reed
South Haven
West Michigan
Herrick Public Library
PBS
Wgvu
Tupac Sakur
Vietnam
U.S
West
Habitat For Humanity
The
Dar.org
Tim Brown
Matthew Scogin
DAR Medal of Honor
Nancy DeBoer
Feed the Birds drive boosts Zeeland athletics funding
Town & Country Group donated 1000 to Zeeland Athletic Boosters after celebrating 36th anniversary with the Feed the Birds popcorn campaign at the Zeeland East versus Zeeland West football game on Oct 18. Ken Bing highlighted ZPS as a longtime client and local supporter.
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Zeeland
Town & Country Group
TCG
Bing
ZPS
Zeeland Stadium
Zeeland Athletic Boosters
Chris Smith
Town and Country Group
Electrical, Technologies, Securities and Controls
West Michigan
Recenty
Zeeland Public Schools
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West Olive
B.C
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Delaware
John Adams
United
Larry Bird
Ellen
Burstyn Is
Johnny Bench
Aaron
Carter