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Title: Old Newsboys Toybrary
Date: 1984-11-9, 1984-11-12
Description: "Old Newsboys Fund Creates Unique Toybrary: Consolidated Neighborhood Services' Norhill Center in northwest St. Louis has established a Toybrary toy lending program where families with limited resources can obtain educational toys on loan. Shown selecting toys are Norhill residents (L-R) Sharris Williams, Zinia Neal, her mother Mary Neal and sister Love Neal, and Co-Care parent training consultant Lilli Kautsky. The Toybrary is located at 6285 Natural Bridge."

Title: St. Louis Advertising Club
Date: 1984-11-15
Description: "The St. Louis Advertising Club Haymakers, led by president Joe Donovan and chief Haymaker Howard Kee, peddle The Globe's Old Newsboys edition at Ninth and Locust streets."

Title: Harris Stowe State College
Date: 1984-11-13
Description: This photo shows ten people outside of the Harris Stowe State College building. Each person is wearing a Seven-Up apron and is holding an Old Newsboys edition paper with a smile.

Title: Chase Hotel Staff on Old Newsboys Day
Date: 1984-11-13
Description: "Judy Sutterfield, director of Chase Convention Services and Margie Koch, director of Chase sales sell papers outside the Chase Hotel." Both women are wearing Seven-Up aprons and are holding out newspapers.

Title: Seven-Up President and Chairman Schnuck
Date: 1984-11-10
Description: "Seven-Up President Edward Frantel, right, helps Old Newsboys Day General Chairman Edward Schnuck try on his Old Newsboys apron."

Title: Highway Z Newspaper Sales
Date: 1984-11-13, 1984-11-17
Description: "Jim Evans, Vic Politte, Fred Robertson, and Ivy Batts. The group don't represent any organized group..."Just people helping kids..." said Fred Robertson. Selling at Interstate 55 and Z Highway, Pevely, Missouri." All four are wearing Seven-Up aprons and holding up newspapers.

Title: Robert Cascella
Date: 1984-11-13, 1984-11-15
Description: This photo shows New York Life Insurance's Robert Cascella as he sells a newspaper at Manchester and Sappington.

Title: Old Newsboys Radio Fundraising
Date: 1984-11-15, 1984-11-16
Description: "Bill Bolster vice president and general manager and St. Louis Globe-Democrat Publisher Jeffery M. Gluck show off a check representing $1,850 collected at the corner of 11th and Market streets during the Old Newsboys fun[d] raising drive 13 November./Note: Radio stations KS 94, KUSA, WIL, KSHE, KWK, KGLD, KADI and St. Louis Steamers. KSDK-TV Channel 5 was represented by staff reporters and

Title: Newspapers from Sanford Brown Business College
Date: 1984-11-15
Description: Sanford Brown Business College representatives Ed Oak, Tom Thater and Cathy Ezell sell papers at St. Charles Rock Road and Lindbergh. They're wearing Seven-Up aprons with buttons and are holding newspapers. The buttons indicate that the Old Newsboys day supports the Globe-Democrat Fund for Children, Inc.

Title: Seven-Up Company
Date: 1984-10-23
Description: "7-Up Company include: (L-R) Donna Whertvine, Community Relations Co-ordinator; Jeff Stewart, Receiving Clerk; Linda Pipitone, Personnel Secretary; John Sloan, Director of Personnel-Foods Group; Jean Nelson, Secretary in Promotions; Robert Wright, Company Chauffeur; Karen Grega, Foods Group Secretary; Keith Pickett, Director of Corporate Communications; Valerie Kienzle, Coordinator of Public." They are all wearing Seven-Up aprons and are holding newspapers.

Title: Chris Gerhard of Saks Fifth Avenue
Date: 1984-11-15
Description: "Chris Gerhard, who works at the Saks Fifth Avenue store in Plaza Frontenac, sells Old Newsboys Day editions of The Globe-Democrat at the entrance to the shopping mall." They are wearing a Seven-Up apron and are holding up newspapers.

Title: Filming of Newspaper Sales
Date: 1984-11-13
Description: In this photo, Zip Rzeppa, Lanny Connor, and Jeff Gluck are selling newspapers at Hampton and Oakland. They are being recorded by a camera person to the left of the photograph. The three sellers are wearing Seven-Up aprons.

Title: Newspaper Sales at the Downtown Marriott
Date: 1985
Description: This photo shows five people at the Downtown Marriott as they prepared to sell newspapers at Broadway and Market streets. Each person is wearing a Seven-Up apron and is holding newspapers. They are, Rick Thornton, Dave Griffin, Kathy Vieg, Fucia Hannegan, and Geoff LeMasters.

Title: Globe-Democrat Publisher on Old Newsboys Day
Date: 1985-11-21
Description: "Globe-Democrat publisher Jeff Gluck collects a couple dollars for an ONBD newspaper while he was selling on Hampton near Berthold." Gluck is wearing a Seven-Up apron.

Title: KMOX-TV Old Newsboys Day Interview
Date: 1985-11-21
Description: "KMOX-TV's Nelson Hower interviews Edward W. Frantel and Jeffery Gluck during Old Newsboys Day." The two interviewees are wearing Seven-Up aprons.

Title: Newspaper Sales on South Broadway
Date: 1985-11-21
Description: "Sister Marie Charles and Chick Kweskin sell Old Newsboys editions on South Broadway." They're both holding newspapers and wearing Seven-Up aprons.

Title: Debbie Warshawski of KMOX-TV
Date: 1985-11-21
Description: "KMOX-TV's Debbie Warshawski laughs while she was taking pictures of fellow employees selling the [Old Newsboys Day] edition of the Globe Democrat." Warshawski is wearing a Seven-Up apron.

Title: Missouri Governor Ashcroft
Date: 1985-11-21
Description: "Missouri Governor John Ashcroft sells newspapers on Celebrity Corner [on Old Newsboys Day]." The Governor is wearing a Seven-Up apron and button, and is pointing up toward the left of the photo.

Title: Gerry & Bob Osborn
Date: 1985
Description: "St. Louis Alderman Gerry Osborn and her husband Bob selling at Morganford and Arsenal, South City." Both are wearing Seven-Up aprons, are holding Old Newsboys Day papers, and are wearing cowboy hats.

Title: Bill Roddy and Morgan B. Lawton
Date: 1982-11-17
Description: "Bill Roddy of Nieman-Marcus, left, and Frontenac Mayor Morgan B. Lawton join the Old Newsboys invasion of Plaza Frontenac." Both men are preparing to sell newspapers for Old Newsboys Day, and are wearing Seven-Up aprons and buttons. The buttons read, "Globe-Democrat/Old Newsboys Day/Fund for Children, Inc.".

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