Hidden Lake Gardens expands with two domes and two greenhouses
Michigan State Universitys Hidden Lake Gardens welcomes a new public lobby and eight thousand square feet of glass structures. The tropical dome stands fifty feet high and sixty feet across, while the arid dome is about thirty feet high and forty feet across, both climate controlled with automated systems and underground irrigation from a lake.
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D. Grigg
Tecumseh Herald
Hidden Lake Gardens
M-50
Tipton
Michigan State University
Harry Fee
Adrian
Ray Herricks
Herrick Foundation
Fred Freeman
Jack Wolf
Washtenaw County Women’s Clubs Elect Officers
At the annual meeting the Washtenaw County Federation of Women’s Clubs elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Walter Bulbick of Milan. Other officers include Mrs. Roe Bennett of Ypsilanti as first vice president, Mrs. Edward N. Jones of Ann Arbor as second vice president, Miss Marion Rouse of Saline as recording secretary, Mrs. Rolland Grossman of Manchester as treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Jackson of Milan as corresponding secretary.
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Washtenaw County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Walter Bulbick
Milan
Roe Bennett
Ypsilanti
Edward &. Jones
Ann Arbor
Marion Rouse
Saline
Rolland Grossman
Manchester
Robert Jackson
Jaycees Seek Rummage Auction Donations May Event
Saline Jaycees organize a Rumm-Auction on May 18 to fund Michigan Junior Champion travel to Oregon. Donors call Ken Guenther at 429-5500. items picked up at origins. The state contest in Saline will select travelers for the national meet in Oregon while the June event at Henne Field showcases up to 500 contestants and coaches.
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Jaycees
Ken Guenther
Michigan
Oregon
Saline
Saline Jaycees
Henne Field
Rotarians Attend District Meet in Ferndale
Saline Rotary Club members Lyle Phillips Elvin Armbruster Ed Schmok Doug Schuur and Jim Ford attend Rotary District 638 conference in Ferndale Michigan April 19 20 1969. They meet district governor Forbes Hascall and hear Dr John Visser speak on To Reach the Unreachable Star. The program includes club administration study and Rotary International goals.
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Lyle Phillips
Elvin Armbruster
Ed Schmok
Doug Schuur
Jim Ford
Saline Rotary Club
Rotary International
Ferndale
Forbes Hascall
Birmingham
Mich
John Visser
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Rotary Club
Rottary International
Services Set Thursday for Mrs. Putnam
Mrs. Jane Putnam 66 of 23 Tower Dr died Tuesday morning at St Joseph Mercy Hospital. Born August 26 1901 in Vernon Michigan she was daughter of Raymond and Jessie Reed Brooks. She married Fay Putnam November 14 1924 in Ann Arbor. Survived by husband a daughter Beverly Barnaby and four grandsons. She had been Worthy High Priestess of the White Shrine in Ann Arbor and belonged to OHS chapter 122. Services Thursday at 2 pm at Bahnmiller Funeral Home conducted by Rev George E Saucier. Private interment Washtenong Memorial Park. Friends may call.
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Jane Putnam
Tower Dr
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Vernon, Mich
Raymond
Jessie Reed Brooks
Fay Putnam
Ann Arbor
Beverly Barnaby
Detroit
Sewell Henry Succumbs at 73
Funeral services were held in Ann Arbor for Sewell M. Henry 73 longtime West Side Methodist Church official member. He is survived by wife Minnie Wynn Henry three sons three daughters 214 grandchildren two great grandchildren five brothers and one sister. Burial was in Washtenong Memorial Park led by Rev Paul S Durham.
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Ann Arbor
Sewell M. Henry
Herman Henry
Saline
Henry
West Side Methodist Church
Minnie Wynn Henry
Paul S. Durham
Washtenong Memorial Park
Easter Sunday Gatherings Fill Local Homes With Guests
Lansing families and surrounding towns report a busy holiday with numerous dinner and supper visits. Hosts include the Chris Kueblers, Ed Traubs, Andrew Poets, Stanley Poet family, and others hosting relatives from Milan Dexter Howell and Ypsilanti. A birthday celebration for Terry Condit is noted alongside several birthday and anniversary acknowledgments.
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Ray Steele
Mary and
Michael
Lansing
Edwin Rentschler
Chris Kueblers
Ed Traubs
Andrew Poet
Stanley Poet
E. J. Condit
Terry
Elaine
Mae Brown
Charles Browns
Terry Condit
Andrew Poets
Joseph Banatais
Belleville
Alfred Reimold
Calvin Reimold
Alex Gorte
Roy Klager
Susan
Donald Devine
Gerald Devine
Milan
Simon Girbach
Gail
Duane Girbach
Howell
Arnold Girbach
Stephen Bristle
Kimberly Bristle
Leonard Burmeister
James
Carl Lessers
Norwin Lesser
Merritt Honbaum
Dexter
Ted Finkbeiners
Charles Curtiss
Verle Widmayer
Marion Eggleston
Emma Layer
Roland Layers
William Hayes
Janet St. George
George Hayes
Willard Kueblers
Will Kuebler
John Vitale
Lee Ann
David Helber
Ronald Manns
Duane Kueblers
Denise
John Bihlmeyer
Darwin Passow
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Manchester
Plymouth
Passow
Robert Love
Stockbridge
E. M. Gilberts
Marion Smith
Lapeer
Beauty Can Pierce One Like a Pain
The line states beauty can strike with sudden force, likened to a piercing pain, reflecting Thomas Mann in a concise literary observation.
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American Association of Botanical Gardens
Arborvitae
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Women’s Club Federation
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Packard
Lulu
Fosdick School
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Leutheuser
Miss Fairbanks
First Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Jean Taylor
Saline Area
Mrs. Putnam
Sewell
John Buss
Miton Buss
Arthur Buss
Carrie Buck
Dearborn
Leon Schaible
Laura Wolfe
Rudy Feldkamp
Eleanor
Vallie Zicks
David Zick
Fowlerville
Vallie Zick
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Fred Wilson
David Wenks
Edgar Wenk
Carl
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Richard Wenk
LeRoy Jedele
Charles Krugers
Roy Bihlmeyers
Douglas
David Hoeft
Kimberly
Fred Passow
Thomas Mann
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