Debbie Sue Brown Named 1902 March of Dimes Poster Child
Debbie Sue Brown of Clarkston Washington, five, selected as the 1902 New March of Dimes Poster Child after beating hundreds of children with birth defects or disabilities. Her story highlights the program's aims and her future appearances in national events and a television special.
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Debbie Sue
March of Dimes
Debbie Sue Brown
Clarkston
Wash
National Foundation
White House
Clearwater Mountains
Snake River
Jack C. Brown
Barbara Brown
Carla
Fred Bening
Orofino
Idaho
Seattle
Children’s
Mrs. Brown
Asotin County
United States
Lewis and Clark
Daddy
Stevie
Clarkston, Wash
New March of Dimes
Letters To Santa From Denton Children 1961
A Denton Maryland Christmas letters page from December 15 1961 lists requests from Kenny Nichols Phyllis Ann Breeding and Ricky Corkell. Kenny asks for an electric train a buildser a dump truck a steam shovel games and family gifts. Phyllis Ann Breeding names several toys and clothing items including dolls and dresses. Ricky Corkell asks for a shotgun.
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Santa
Kenny Nichols
Kenner
Phyllis Ann
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Horner’s Service
Denton, Maryland
Greceings
F. A. Yeates
Sinclair Lubrication
Ricky Corkell
Henry M. Bareford
Gustav Good Jewelers
Edgehill Pharmacy
W. Thomas Lockerman
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Nuttle Lumber Companies
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