Ypsilanti's Quaker Inventor

He watched the skies, he worked the Bemis Road farm, went to worship, lived his entire life with two unmarried siblings, and invented a device you use today. Story in YpsiNews.com.

"Cash for Clunkers" in 1938 Ypsilanti

Hey historical peeps, here's a story I think you will enjoy, and have likely never heard before (as I had not, before I researched and wrote it!). Hope you like it!