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KINGSTON ASSISTING SCHOOLS

August 29, 2014 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

The Staff and Residents of Kingston Residence of Fort Wayne collected supplies for local Waynedale Elementary Schools. The residents pictured here all played an important part of the education system in their careers; whether as a principal, teacher or custodian.

Pictured are Back row (L – R): T Long, Jessie Fern Woodward, Archie James, Miriam Goodhew, Maxine Ford, Janet Weber. Seated (L – R): Helen Blackledge and Joan Gotschall

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