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Nov 7, 2025 ∙ 3 min
September 1952
Labor Day in Rogers City signifies not only the traditional holiday marking the end of summer but also serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting joys of the warm season. As the sun begins to dip lower in the sky and the crispness of autumn encroaches, families converge on the picturesque shores of Lake Huron. Here, they revel in the last opportunities for swimming and sunbathing, striving to complete their summer tans before the school year commences. The laughter of children splashing in...
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Nov 6, 2025 ∙ 4 min
August 1952
The humid August air buzzed with excitement as over 3,500 spectators gathered at Calcite harbor, their eyes locked on the shimmering waters where the majestic Str. John G. Munson was set to make her grand entrance. The atmosphere was electric, filled with anticipation and the sound of chatter as families, friends, and curious onlookers awaited the arrival of the vessel that had become a symbol of pride for the community. When she finally appeared on the horizon, gliding gracefully through the...
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Nov 5, 2025 ∙ 4 min
July 1952
The morning sun rises majestically over Rogers City, casting a warm, golden glow that envelops backyard fences and tree-lined streets, transforming the everyday landscape into a picturesque scene reminiscent of a painting. The gentle rays of sunlight filter through the leaves, creating playful patterns on the ground, while the sounds of children's laughter resonate through the air, echoing joyfully like church bells ringing on a serene Sunday morning. This heralds the arrival of summer...
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