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Avis Neuenschwander ran a doll repair business in Fort Wayne, and volunteered her skills to fix up donated dolls for the Christmas Bureau so kids would have something under the

Smokie, a 3-year-old Dalmatian, was part of the firefighting team in Wabash. Journal Gazette photographer Dailey Fogle spent Sept. 15, 1959, documenting a day in the life of Smokie for

Kathy Ramsey was among young people who covered large balloons with paint as a decorative touch for the Fine Arts Festival at Franke Park.

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Richard Emme gives guests at his home a ride on the miniature farm wagon he made.

David and Stevie White were having a bit of fun with oversized pencils while their dog Penny looked on a few weeks before school began.

Richard Emme gives guests at his home a ride on the miniature farm wagon he made.

Steve Leuenberger, a maker of canoes and kayaks, decided to make something little bigger in his garage: a 350-pound battle cruiser.

Candy Summers created this jute and twine macrame mask, which got a little out of hand.