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Woodward Book Club: Wright Brothers Chapter 3
Notes from discussion of next chapter of the Wright Brothers book. It has some links to information about Woodward Ave. and its namesake.
The Woodward Breakfast and Book Club held its fourth meeting on October 14, 2016. I was curious who Woodward Avenue was named for; its namesake sounds like he was a very interesting man: judge, city planner, interested in science and instrumental in founding the University of Michigan. Click on the link to read the biography of Judge Augustus Woodward. Readers from outside Michigan can read about Woodward Avenue and M-1.
Here are the notes from Chapter 3 of our book study of the Wright Brothers biography.
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The notes from the first meeting are here and notes from Chapter One are here. Here are notes from Chapter Two.
We hope everyone enjoyed the Woodward Dream Cruise. (See picture of a classic Camaro at the GM display above). The epicenter of next year’s Cruise may move to Pontiac; good news for Pontiac!
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Last summer I gave a talk at work about my brain tumor and the depression which followed it. You can see the slides and the text of the talk. Below that there are also links to the presentation our USA Melting pot club gave to the Troy City Council.
Having recently started a word-by-word translation of Martin Luther’s Bible from German to English, I introduced the project and published Matthew Chapter 1 . Later I wrote commentary on it; my church background and theological training is in my USA Melting Pot bio.
Dale Murrish writes on history, travel, technology, religion and politics for the Troy Patch and USA Melting Pot club. You can help this non-profit club by making your Amazon purchases through the link on the left side of their website. You can also see over a dozen ethnic presentations from people with firsthand knowledge under Culture & Country (right hand side), and outdoor presentations (Hobby & Fun), including posts on bicycling, skiing and camping.
Other interesting articles on the USA Melting Pot website have been written by Bilal Rathur on his hajj to Saudi Arabia (Part 6) and by Carl Petersen. Thanks to both of them for their contributions.
