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January 6, 1943
The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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Rev. Edward H. Redman, with wife and son, arrives in Ann Arbor on Jan. 6 to lead the Unitarian Church, succeeding Rev. Harold P. Marley. Redman brings experience from Virginia, Minn., and education from Univ. of Maine and Meadville Theological School, plus community service.
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Rev. Redman Takes Unitarian Pastorate
Ann Arbor, Jan 6—Rev. and Mrs. Edward H. Redman with their son Stephen have arrived in Ann Arbor to take up the ministry of the Unitarian Church.
The previous minister, Rev. Harold P. Marley, is now serving the Unitarian Church of Dayton, O.
Mr. Redman comes to Ann Arbor from his first pastorate in Virginia, Minnesota. He received his undergraduate degree in philosophy at the University of Maine, and completed his theological training at the Meadville Theological School, an affiliate of the University of Chicago.
In Chicago, apart from academic work, Mr. Redman has had a wide range of interests. In the year intervening between college and theological school he was employed in the accounting department of the Eastern Corporation.
Last summer, directing a group of Unitarian young people in a work camp at Ypsilanti, he organized the Gilbert Community House project for the benefit of defense workers and their families there.
In Virginia, Minnesota, Mr. Redman was active in the affairs of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, serving as chairman of its Americanism and Citizenship committee, and as a member of its Rehabilitation committee.
He was also a member of Kiwanis there.
Ann Arbor, Jan 6—Rev. and Mrs. Edward H. Redman with their son Stephen have arrived in Ann Arbor to take up the ministry of the Unitarian Church.
The previous minister, Rev. Harold P. Marley, is now serving the Unitarian Church of Dayton, O.
Mr. Redman comes to Ann Arbor from his first pastorate in Virginia, Minnesota. He received his undergraduate degree in philosophy at the University of Maine, and completed his theological training at the Meadville Theological School, an affiliate of the University of Chicago.
In Chicago, apart from academic work, Mr. Redman has had a wide range of interests. In the year intervening between college and theological school he was employed in the accounting department of the Eastern Corporation.
Last summer, directing a group of Unitarian young people in a work camp at Ypsilanti, he organized the Gilbert Community House project for the benefit of defense workers and their families there.
In Virginia, Minnesota, Mr. Redman was active in the affairs of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, serving as chairman of its Americanism and Citizenship committee, and as a member of its Rehabilitation committee.
He was also a member of Kiwanis there.
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Biography
What keywords are associated?
Unitarian Church
Ann Arbor
Rev Edward Redman
Pastorate
Ministry Appointment
What entities or persons were involved?
Rev. Edward H. Redman
Mrs. Edward H. Redman
Stephen Redman
Rev. Harold P. Marley
Where did it happen?
Ann Arbor
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Rev. Edward H. Redman
Mrs. Edward H. Redman
Stephen Redman
Rev. Harold P. Marley
Location
Ann Arbor
Event Date
Jan 6
Story Details
Rev. Edward H. Redman and family arrive in Ann Arbor to take up the Unitarian Church ministry, succeeding Rev. Harold P. Marley who moved to Dayton, O. Redman previously served in Virginia, Minnesota, with education from University of Maine and Meadville Theological School, and various community involvements.