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Orphan Train Heritage Society
Reunion Continued
packets of information to be distributed in limited quantities. She spoke on the history of NEHLW and presented a video for the audience.
Phil Coltoff, Director of the Children’s Aid Society, was the keynote speaker on Saturday. Mr. Coltoff s caring personality (and that of his beautiful wife Kay) proved he wanted to be of help to all who asked.
Wendy Hearn previewed a documentary on Orphan Trains on Friday evening. OTHSA purchased a copy for the archives. Many good responses were heard about the documentary.
Bill and Sunday Landkamer offered to come early and help at the reunion, so they “hit the ground running” so to speak.
Thursday morning when Mary Ellen and her daughter Mary Renee began to arrange things the Landkamers pitched right in, and over a box of newsletters introduced themselves.
Goodbyes were said when packing away materials on Monday morning as Reunion ’89 was over.
Orphan Train Heritage Society of America 4912 Trout Farm Road Springdale, Arkansas 72764 Tel. (501) 751-7830 (evenings and weekends only)
Board of Directors, Publishers
Mary Ellen Johnson, Editor Ken Woodward, Artist
Newsletter published quarterly
Newsletter subscription rates —yearly.............$15.00
Newsletter individual copy rates — each...........$ 4.00
This is a national organization founded to locate, document, and preserve information about the Orphan Train riders.
Membership information on page 16.
Advertising information sent upon request.
ISSN# 1044-5544
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Train Riders taking a break at Chester, Arkansas.
Volume 9