Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 9, 1952
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Help For Polio Patients - Blake Ferris of Detroit (third from left), eastern state representative of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, hands a check for $5,000 to six-year-old Tina Bjornstad of Ypsilanti. The check will help cover costs of county polio patients in hospitals here. Looking on are J. Wayne Meadows (left), treasurer of the Washtenaw county chapter, and Mrs. A. Harold Bjornstad of Ypsilanti, mother of Tina, who had polio three years ago.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 31, 1969
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Polio Benefits From Circus - Washtenaw polio funds were boosted by $28.31 yesterday when three organizers of a backyard circus turned over the proceeds to J. Wayne Meadows, treasurer of the Washtenaw County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Shown (left to right) are Jane Colby of 509 Linden St., Karen Lohela of 511 Linden and Kate Schneider of 1015 Ferdon Rd.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1941
Caption:
JAYCEES AND TROPHIES WON AT STATE CONVENTION: The Ann Arbor Junior Chamber of Commerce captured five trophies in the week-end state convention at Port Huron, including the Giessenbier award as the most outstanding JCC group in Michigan. Shown with the awards for the respective activities are (left to right) Franklin Fiske, clean-up campaign chairman; Kenneth C. Tappe, membership chairman; Prosecutor George Meader, civic affairs chairman; J. W. Meadows, president; Rawleigh Saunders, vice-president in charge of projects; Walter Holmlund and Lester Hargan, co-chairman of youth welfare. (Story on page 7.)