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Preservation Resource Center, A Red Hot Jazz Gala: Ladies in Red 2016, Orpheum Theater, New Orleans, Friday, June 10, 2016
Photo by Liz Jurey
Sisters Hannah (Mrs Mike Johnson), Gina (Mrs Pete Nelson), & Tilde (Mrs Borgie) in front of hotel of Gina and Tilde and later the home of Gina & Pete Nelson.
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Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Hickory Township Barn - Owned By: Gene Arveson.
More at pchs.org/resources/2006-006-034
Governor Markell thanked dozens of people for attending today’s Volunteer & Resource Fair at Bethel AME Church in Wilmington. The fair was a result of conversations the Governor has had with residents about how they could make a difference in their community through volunteerism and other forms of community engagement.
The free event included representatives from Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council, the Food Bank of Delaware, Stubbs Elementary School, the Boy Scouts of Delaware, Friendship House, Henrietta Johnson Medical Center, Beautiful Gate Outreach Center, as well as programs provided by DHSS’s State Office of Volunteerism, including AmeriCorps, Volunteer Delaware, Volunteer Delaware 50+, and Foster Grandparents, and DHSS’ Northeast State Service Center.
“I have listened as residents of Wilmington have told me they want to be part of the solution to the city’s challenges,” Governor Markell said. “By bringing together volunteer and community groups, we can support the citizens of Wilmington’s Eastside as they work together to build a stronger, healthier and safer community.”
The Governor was joined by DHSS Secretary Rita Landgraf and Division of State Service Centers Director Renee Beaman.
Wilmington Mayor Dennis P. Williams, who was away at the U.S. Conference of Mayors, said he was pleased that the Governor and Secretary Landgraf “are promoting civic involvement and sharing resources in city neighborhoods.”
Thief River Falls - Eastern Star - 9th District Convention - circa 1940.
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Jacob Borry - Negative - Two unknown women in a boat in unknown location - axe lying in grass on the shore.
More at pchs.org/resources/1997-092-125
Brage Chorus ?1913 - B:Teslow, Gulrud, Olson, Neset, Liden ??M: Bakke, Gulrud, Nesse, Winger, Eyde, Sandum, F:Bjorkman, Knudson, Vistaunet, ?, Sether - see #0000-000-279, 0000-000-057, 1997-067-019.
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Orvel Stocks Photo - Summer 2005 Smithsonian Institute "Barn Again! Celebrating an American Icon" - Faye Auchenpaugh = Chairperson - Hickory Township Barn - Owned By: Anonymous.
More at pchs.org/resources/2006-006-036
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Alan Seatter, Deputy Director General, Coordination of resource-efficiency policies & instruments, DG Environment, European Commission
The fifth in a series of Brussels events on various aspects of energy R&D policy organized by Science|Business with the support of BP.
The European Commission’s Roadmap for a Resource Efficient Europe highlights the challenge of sustaining growth in the 21st Century as vital resources grow scarce, including those used to produce energy. By 2050 the EU needs to achieve a 4 to 10-fold increase in resource efficiency, and major gains are needed by 2020.
Policy makers must now launch a vital shift to resource-lean production, and eco-innovation. What new technologies and innovations can deliver large-scale gains? How can a systems approach to policy speed progress? And how can governments accelerate breakthroughs by creating market conditions that reward resource efficiency?
Photographer: Carlos Nomen
Postcard - Baudette, MN - Coliln's Hotel - Postmarked 1910 from Warroad & Duluth and sent to McIntosh, MN.
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Jacob Borry - Negative - Unknown woman at side of convertible with unknown man, young man, and woman - see # 1997-092-113.
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Lonson Logging Co. 1891 - reverse = "returned April 8, 1902" "returned Oct. 31, 1899" Mrs Annie Oleson
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Reverse = "1-17-1985" - Front: Hans Newman, ?, Ed DeLap Back: ?, ?, John Jaranson, Randy Humes.
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Postcard - Karlstad, MN - Marked in pencil on reverse = Karlstad, MN 1912 - Railroad Water Tower.
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(Neal Fox Photo) - Knox School PTA & School Album 1961-1962 - 4 - Betsy Legvold- Unknown Names.
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First Sawmill in Thief River Falls - Meehan Lumber Company - PCHCalendar 1994 -pJune - "Warner & Carrie" game score(?) on reverse
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The State of Missouri Resource, Recovery & Rebuilding Center is open at 705 Illinois Ave., Building A, Suite 12. The facility is a one-stop shop for Joplin residents who have been affected by the tornado and who need assistance with temporary housing, unemployment assistance, driver’s licenses and other identification cards, and other issues.
The facility is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Following August 1, this center will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Interior of an unknown State Bank (sign above cashier) 10:40 a.m. - Swastika pattern in floor - Laminated.
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The Cameron County District Attorney’s Office, Cameron County Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc. and Brownsville Police Department hosted its 8th Annual Victims Resource Expo April 26 at H-E-B in Brownsville.
The Expo’s purpose is to provide community awareness on the agencies that directly service victims of violent crime. Crime Victims’ Rights Week is April 21-27, and organizations nationwide are working together to assist victims with overcoming challenges after experiencing a violent crime.
The District Attorney’s Office has a Crime Victims Assistance Program that provides services to all victims of violent crime. The program is an integral component in the criminal justice process. Since its inception in 1999, more than 10,000 victims of violent crime have been provided with direct services.
“Our goal is to help victims become survivors,” District Attorney Luis V. Saenz said.
Numerous agencies participated in the Expo that included giveaways, door prizes and informational booths for the public. A special wreath ceremony took place where family members of victims commemorate the loss of their loved one. Families displayed wreaths they created to reflect information about the victim.
This year’s theme – New Challenges, New Solutions – reflects the increasingly complex mission of victim advocates today. Advocates face emerging challenges that include changing demographics, immigration, human trafficking, terrorism and the use of technology to commit crimes.
For more information, call the Crime Victims Assistance Program at (956) 544-0849.
Olof Holm - Roseau Photo - Andrew Wangenstein & Ole Neska - Olof Holm Farm.
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Charles Naplin & Catherine & Randall Noper - 2001- Engelstad Building - Engelstad Village - TRF - Family Festival.
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Postcard - Bjornaas Photo - Hendrum, MN - Postmarked 1910 from Hendrum to Borup, MN.
More at pchs.org/resources/1998-110-043