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The Kiddie Club was a radio show held each weekday at 5:30 p.m. on WKBH that showcased the talents of La Crosse, Wisconsin children. It was sponsored by the Erickson Bakery.

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The McFarlin's Boys’ and Girls’ Club of the Air broadcast over the airwaves on WHAM, a radio station bought in 1922 by George Eastman. It is Rochester’s oldest radio station. The McFarlin's Clothing Company was a successful, high quality retail men’s clothing store and haberdashery that began circa 1860 by Francis Marion McFarlin in Rochester, New York.

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The KYB club began broadcasting over the airwaves in 1926 on Chicago radio station WMBI. The station, owned by The Moody Bible Institute, was intended to spread the word and teachings of the Christian faith. The KYB club, which stood for Know Your Bible, was a weekly radio show for children every Sunday at 2:00 hosted by “Aunt Theresa” Worman. For 36 years, Aunt Theresa and her young guests told stories, sang songs, and preached mini sermons. By 1940, the club boasted over 17,500 members.

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The Kleen Maid Kiddies Klub broadcast over WIBM. The station began broadcasting from Jackson, Michigan in 1924 and is still on the air today. Kleen Maid was a brand of bread, best known for being the first sliced bread. Otto Frederick Rohwedder, an American inventor, filed a patent on his machine in 1928 that sliced a whole loaf of bread at one time. He then sold a model of his invention to M.F. Bench’s Chillicothe Bakery in Missouri, who in turn marketed and sold the Kleen Maid Sliced Bread in the same year.

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Uncle Mistletoe was a popular character originally created by Johanna Osborne at Marshall Field and Company department store for a storefront Christmas display in 1946. His popularity led to TV and a segment called The Kindness Club. To join the club, children were encouraged to write in to the show describing one good deed they had done. Approximately 15,000 children wrote in, each receiving a Kindness Club button.

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The Kids Ken-L club was a promotion by the Ken-L Ration company in the 1950s. Ken-L Ration was the first canned dog food in the United States, started by the Chappel brothers in 1922. They proudly advertised it as horse meat, which was cheap and widely available at the time. Fido, the yellow dog, was a popular mascot. Many are still familiar with their popular jingle, “My dog’s better than your dog!”

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This button is for Lions Club District 45. The Lions Club International is a worldwide service minded organization made up of volunteers whose goal it is to build stronger communities through service projects. Lions district 45 is located in Williston, Vermont and was founded in 1955.

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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) was founded in Saint Louis, Missouri in 1891. IBEW is a labor union that represents over a million electrical workers and other construction and utility workers across America and Canada. Local union 305 is located in Fort Wayne, Indiana and is currently at 485 members.