New Eyes for the Needy Aids Glasses Short Hills NJ
An account of New Eyes for the Needy Inc in Short Hills New Jersey transforming discarded eyeglasses and precious metal scrap into new prescription glasses for the needy. Founded through Mrs. Arthur E. Terry, the program distributes via hospitals and welfare agencies and has helped about 180000 people in 26 years with over 250000 pairs sent yearly.
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Short Hills
New Jersey
New Eyes For the
Terry
Mer
Junior Service League
New Eyes
Essex Coumty Medical Society
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
New Jersey State Commission For the Blind
American Academy of Opthalmology
Deep South
Maine
New Eyes For the Needy, Inc
Short Hills 2
Standard Heating Oils Promises Prompt Service
City heating oil company advertises prompt service and phone contact with Standard Oil. Offers S & H Green Stamps as a customer incentive.
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City Heating Oil
Standard
Broadbent News Community Officers and Events
The Bridge Broadbent purchasing association met March 3 in the grange hall electing Glenn Gulstrom president and Walter Hardman vice president with Tommy Luttrell as secretary treasurer. Directors Ray Garonne and Alf Young. Weekend guest of Susan Babcock was Violet King. A birthday party for Violet Long was hosted by the Lucky Teens 4 H group with cake ice cream and games. Senior Youth will play volleyball and basketball with Arago at Broadbent gym Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Raymond Long visited Portland and saw Luther Cox and David and Don. An Easter film sponsored for Sunday March 16 at 7 45 p m depicts modern life and the Foster family highlighting Christ's resurrection. Summer Bible school teachers include Mrs Frank Northup Mrs Bill Mai Mrs Glenn Gulstrom Mrs Dale Hoffman Mrs Dave Lundin and Mrs Kenneth Stone. Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson and Mr and Mrs Stanley Knight visited Mrs A J Hoover of Gravel Ford. Mr and Mrs Lee Blankenship and Barbara Pearce of Yakima were guests of the Cates family.
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Bridge-Broadbent Purchasing Association
Grange Hall
Glenn Gulstrom
Walter Hardman
Bridge
Tommy Luttrell
Gaylord
Ray Garonne
Alf Young
Susan Babcock
Violet King
Violet Long
Carol Henshaw
Kathy Lundin
Rosella Smith
Lorene Belcher
Johnny Sioestreem
Arago
Broadbent
Raymond Long
Portland
Luther Cox
David
Don
God
Summer Bible School
Frank Northup
Bill Mai
Outstanding Young Farmer banquet noted in Roseburg
The Outstanding Young Farmer banquet in Roseburg drew about 600 attendees on Saturday with Mr Gulstrom placing eighth in the state. A memorial service was held for Wayne McCall in Cottage Grove for his community service. The report lists local visits and family gatherings across Myrtle Point, Medford, Reedsport, Empire and surrounding areas.
Washington inconstant politics and weather in one city
A vivid portrait of Washington as a place of shifting policies and erratic weather forecasts. The piece notes repeated policy reversals since 1933, inflation fights turning to deflation, and a capital marked by organized confusion despite an air of order. It closes with a reflection on Washington’s paradoxes and constant buzz.
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Will Rogers
Washington
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
Capitol Building
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Les Washington
Congressional
Funeral Visits and Family Gatherings Reported
The funeral of Mrs Smiths uncle Mr Lawrence Altree drew relatives to Seal Rock South Beach Mir Agat Beach Newport and Thel Creek including the Altree and Grove families plus the Bakers Farnsworths and Polly. The Fry boys Donte and Russell Hospitalized with pneumonia cases for treatment and observation.
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Smith
Lawrence Altree
Smiths
Roy Kelly
Seal Rock
Loren Hiss
South Beach
Mir
Wm Hacken
Agat Beach
George Altree
Charles Altree
Newport
Gerald Grove
Thel Creek
Roy Baker
Roseburg
Hal Farnsworth
Jeeda Baker
Don
Billy Joe Polly
Idlewild
Masters
Donte
Russell Fry
Glen Fry
Mast Hospital
Sitkum News social events and local visits recap
The Home Extension unit met at the gym with demonstrations by Mrs Charles Reynolds and Mrs Sam Jones. The business meeting elected a nominate committee for new officers. Local residents visited, hosted dinners occurred, and family events were noted including a wedding anniversary and a birthday. Dollie Fish remained hospitalized with burns and skin grafting issues.
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Flossie Wilson
Mirs Charles Reynolds
Sam Jones
Jones
Don Baker
Tom Seifeste
Doc Clayton
Kenneth Laird
Pernie Hines
Clarice Jones
Helena Thompson
Pauline Leifeste
Eleanor Laird
Durtis Laird
Billy Reynolds
Florent Clayton
Margaret Clark
Pells Nickason
Dorothy Baker
Alice Strode
Wm Barnett
Halls Creek
Floss. Wilson
Elmer Strode
Bandon
Strode
F H Minor
Binger Laird
Julius Benham
Roseburg
Ivan Laird
Oregon Plans Bonded Debt Reduction in March and April
State Treasurer Sig Unander said March 1 deposits in New York will retire 1.25 million in highway bonds and 414 thousand in interest on 43.25 million of bonds. On April 1 the state will retire 1 million of veterans welfare bonds and pay interest on multiple bond blocks, reducing total bonded debt to 215.618 million from 217.943 million as of January 1, 1958.
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Oregon
Sig Unanac
Unander
New York City
Anander
Veterans’ Welfare
Births at Mast Hospital March 1958
Birth announcements from Mast Hospital list new arrivals on March 3 to March 7. Parents include George Christianson Myrtle Point with a 7 pound 9 ounce girl, Joshua Jennings Bandon a 8 pound 13 ounce girl, George Huser Coquille an 8 pound 13 ounce girl, James Gardner Coquille a 6 pound 13 ounce boy, Alvin Hickam Coquille a 7 pound 4 1/2 ounce girl, and Eldon Smandres Coquille an 8 pound 1 ounce girl.
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George Christianson
Myrtle Point
Joshua Jennings
Bandon
George Huser
Coquille
James Gardner
Alvin Hickam
Guest Editorial Miss Davenport Praises 4-H Benefits
Miss Joanne Davenport of Oregon State College, Coos County’s notable 4-H figure, writes about 4-H fostering initiative and leadership. She notes saving about $1,000 from nine years of club work to fund college, urging support during National 4-H Week March 2-8.
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Joanne Davenport
Oregon State College
Coos County
Hall
4 H Campus Involvement Shapes College Life At OSU
The writer describes majors and minors in physical education camping and recreation leadership and notes involvement with 4-H campus clubs on the Oregon State campus. Azalea House, built by rural women for girls from rural communities, provides affordable housing as the author enjoys college life and sees this year contributing to personal growth.
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Oregon State
Azalea House
Rural Women of
Oregon
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