The Felician Academy, an all-girls high school, was housed in the Felician motherhouse at St. Aubin & Canfield. In 1936, the Felician motherhouse moved to Livonia. Did the Felician Academy move at that time? [[As of their 1947 yearbook, they were still located somewhere in Detroit.) What was their location up to the date of their closure in 1967?

A few years back I saw deer along Evergreen Rd. near Henry Ford College [Dearborn MI]. Not so odd as there's alot of land in that area. I have family in the West Bloomfield/ Farmington area - deer are common.

didn't know about QofA until we were at the church just before my sister's funeral and a woman in a burka came up and asked if we were there for school registration. doubt there are any felician nuns there any more waiting to scare the doo-doo out of little kids.

The only other train station you would use to get to Chicago would have been Fort. The Fort Street station [[at Fort and Third) should have been shut down by then. I can recall my father bringing home artifiacts from it while he was working on a larger project that cleared land for Joe Louis, its garage, and Wayne County Community College.

This has nothing to do with bashing Detroit... just keeping evening college courses a safe and worry free experience. Last edited by Gistok; February-27-20 at 01:36 PM . February-27-20, 02:05 PM #14

So, Rev. Warfield was on the Mildred Gaddis show this morning and Charlie LeDuff was patched in via cell phone.

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The jury in the Samantha Woll murder trial has hung on the three charges involving her murder. The defendant was found guilty of lying to the police.

The tour featured a slide lecture by Professor Trent Boggess of Plymouth State College and marked the official launch of efforts to save this incomprehensibly significant site by the recently formed Piquette Plant Preservation Project, an outgrowth of the Henry Ford Heritage Association.

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