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Looking Back Article Listing and Index – Springfield News-Sun 1992-2001

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The following is a list of articles from 1992-2001 from the weekly “Looking Back” local history series from the Community News section of the Springfield News-Sun. The majority of the articles were written by Tom Stafford. The articles are sorted by date and the main topics for each article are included. Below the article list is a comprehensive index of photographs, people, places, and topics found in each article. The number following the item in the index refers to the number assigned to the articles in the main list. If the number is BOLD, that means that there is a photograph of the person or place mentioned in the article. Photocopies or print quality scans can be taken from these articles. Index compiled by Natalie Fritz, Curatorial Assistant.

# Date Topic/ 1 2/24/92 Steel Products; Ohio Lyric Theater 2 3/2/92 Schaefer Jr. High, Warder Park School 3 3/9/92 Steel Products 4 3/23/92 Bushnell School, Grayhill School 5 3/30/92 Big Four Park, High Street 6 4/6/92 Springfield Pure Milk Co., G.E. Hoss Grocery 7 4/27/92 Central Jr. High Orchestra 8 5/4/92 French & Hecht, Inc. 9 5/25/92 Schaefer Jr. High 10 6/22/92 Reid Jr. High 1942 Basketball Champions 11 6/29/92 Clark County Lumber 12 7/13/92 F.W. Myers Drive-Away 13 7/20/92 Buckeye Incubator Girls Softball Team 1935, Higgies Restaurant 14 8/3/92 Harmony School, 1934 15 8/10/92 VFW Post 1031 1935 Minstrel Show at Memorial Hall 16 8/17/92 Snyder Park Jr. High 1942 Football Team 17 8/24/92 Plattsburg High School Class of 1942 18 9/28/92 Merchants and Mechanics Bank building 1971, Shawnee Hotel 1919 19 10/5/92 Ohio Masonic Home, Rickly Memorial Hospital, Ohio Masonic Home Girls Cottage 20 11/2/92 Robbins and Myers 1953 and 1954 Baseball Champions 21 11/16/92 International Harvest Press Shops 1939 22 7/27/92 Central Junior High 23 9/14/92 Highlands Elementary 1928


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24 9/ 21/92 Skylighter’s Canteen 1949 25 10/19/92 New Moorefield High School Class of 1934 26 10/26/92 Main Street 1908, Fountain Square 1908 27 11/30/92 Second Lutheran Softball Champions 1934 28 12/14/92 Imperial-Syncopated Orchestra, Oak Grove Class of 1928 29 1/25/93 Rockway School, Rockway School Fire 1929, Trump-Littleton Insurance 30 2/1/93 Catholic Central Class of 1931 31 2/8/93 Odd Fellows Home Band 1929-1930 32 3/1/93 New Moorefield Boys Basketball 1939, Schaefer Junior High Boys Basketball 1944 33 3/8/93 Center St. YMCA Campaigners 1939 34 3/8/93 John Swonger, Springfield Replica 35 3/15/93 Springfield Newspapers Inc. Building, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Springfield Post Office, Aerial Springfield 36 3/22/93 Fountain Square, City Hall, Marketplace, Heritage Center, Arcade 37 3/29/93 Olive Branch High School Class of 1933 38 4/5/93 Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Eta Chapter 1939, Marketplace, Arcade 39 4/12/93 Arcade, Myers Market, Wiegel Market 40 4/19/93 South Charleston High School Class of 1943 41 5/3/93 Buses Replaced Trolley Cars in 1934 42 5/10/93 Crowell-Collier Baseball Team 1925 43 5/17/93 New Carlisle 1898 2nd Grade Class 44 6/7/93 Northern School 1939 7th Grade Class 45 6/14/93 Sheley’s Service Station 1934 46 6/28/93 German Plane from WWI, Fountain Hotel, Big Four Park 47 7/5/93 Boy Scout Troop 1 48 7/12/93 George H. Ainge Tool, Die, & Machine Works 1924 49 7/19/93 St. Raphael School Band 1927 50 7/26/93 Hub Men’s Clothing Store 1920 51 8/2/93 United Spanish War Veterans Encampment 1926 52 8/9/93 Oak Grove High School Class of 1933 53 8/16/93 Urbana South Ward School Second Grade Class 1933 54 8/16/93 Esplanade 1920s, Fountain Square 55 8/16/93 Fountain Square 56 8/23/93 Wittenberg, Wittenberg Baseball Team 1890s, Wittenberg 1906 Play 57 8/30/93 E.W. Fulmer Company Trucks


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58 9/20/93 Lorinda Jane Crabill (Louie) 59 9/27/93 Northern Heights School 60 10/4/93 Tractors, Parish Coal and Feed 61 10/11/93 Robbins and Myers Female Workers 1930, Robbins and Myers Ladies Veterans Club 1937 62 10/18/93 Plymouth Pickup Trucks outside Idle’s Garage 1940 63 10/25/93 Cedarville High School Class of 1928 64 11/15/93 William E. and Louise Crabill 65 11/22/93 Snowstorm Thanksgiving 1950 66 11/29/93 Schoolhouses in Clark County, Rocky Point School, Hopewell School, Center School, Spread Eagle School 67 12/6/93 Car with self starter in Snyder Park 1912 68 12/13/93 Charles L. Fox, South High School, Springfield High School, Eunice Connor Bronkar, SHS National Honor Society 69 12/20/93 Main Street 70 12/27/93 Wilbur Finran 71 1/3/94 Howard A. Weber, Orville Harrison 72 1/10/94 Beckley & Myers Ice & Fuel Company, Phil Schmidt & Son Grocers, Ora Stafford Transfer and Storage, J.D.

Yowler 73 1/24/94 Polio Vaccination Clinic 1950s 74 1/24/94 Snow Storm 1950 75 1/31/94 H.E. Driscoll and friends in Buick 1920 76 2/7/94 Kelly-Springfield Trucks sent for use in Mexico 1916 77 2/7/94 Reverend Mary Silver “Sister Silver”, Little Zion United Holy Church 78 2/14/94 Budweiser Clydesdales 1953, Schartz’s Clock Cafe 79 2/21/94 Grand Opera House, Springfield Opera Club 80 2/21/94 Eagle Tool and Machine Co. Employees 1940 81 2/28/94 Washington Elementary School 1930, Emerson Elementary School 1930, Donnelsville Elementary 1934 82 3/7-

3/21/94 Springfield Police Department 1904, Patrol House, Prison, Richard E. O’Brien, Henry Spichty, Robert Moody

83 3/28/94 John F. Kennedy Visit to Springfield 84 4/4/94 Schmidt’s Drugs 85 4/11/94 Duffey Family 86 4/18/94 Corner Café Wimpy Burgers 1930s 87 4/25/94 Eddie’s Flowers 1940s 88 5/2/94 National Supply Company Supervisors Banquet 1941 89 5/9/94 Ehrhart’s


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90 5/16/94 Springfield City Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1934 91 5/16/94 Mother Stewart 92 5/23/94 North Hampton Baseball Team 1944 93 5/30/94 Gus Sun production of Ben Hur and B.H. Greene 94 6/6/94 Olive Branch High School Class of 1944 95 6/13/94 Fred Frank and Sons on Father’s Day 1952 96 6/20/94 Zerkle-Terre Haute School Champaign County 1911 97 6/27/94 Boxing Match, 2nd Infantry Company at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, 1917, U.S. Army Corps Unit 98 7/11/94 Terre Haute School’s Toy Band 1930-31 99 7/4/94 Springfield High School Football Champions 1933 100 7/11/94 Crowell-Collier Mail Room 1930s 101 7/18/94 Unidentified Boys Pictures in CCHS Collections 102 7/25/94 Unidentified Girls Pictures in CCHS Collections 103 8/1/94 Catholic Central High School Class of 1944 (All Classmates Listed) 104 8/8/94 Calvary Lutheran Church Men’s Bible Class 1915 105 8/15/94 WWII Bomber Nose Art 106 8/15/94 Forrest Gall 107 9/5/94 Snyder Park 108 8/29/94 Rogers and Allen Family photo 109 8/22/94 Forrest Gall, Funeral procession, Band performance, Girl with Gas Mask, Songstress Performing 110 9/12/94 Company B Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry 1898 in the Spanish-American War 111 9/19/94 Catholic Central High School Class of 1954 (All Classmates Listed) 112 9/26/94 Charles Cregar Architecture, Marketplace, Post Office, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. Raphael Church,

Arcade, Charles Cregar, 113 10/3/94 YMCA 114 10/10/94 1916 Photo of Downtown Springfield, Springfield Fish and Oyster Market, Bernstein Building, Karg & Nelson

Smoke Shop 115 10/17/94 Fountain and High, Hub Store, Arcue Building, Myers Daily Market, Mattie Guthrie’s Lunchroom, Purity Ice

Cream, Clauer Brothers Food, Delinanos Furrier, Peacock Beauty Salon, Wade Optical, Weil’s Boot shop 116 10/24/94 U.S.S. Santee, Rodney Hites, Oris Bowman 117 10/31/94 Covenant Presbyterian Church 118 11/7/94 Urbana, Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Urbana, Champaign County Courthouse 119 11/14/94 Knute Rockne, Wittenberg Football 1929 120 11/21/94 South Charleston High School Class of 1939


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121 11/21/94 Sculptures in Springfield 122 11/28/94 Springfield Storefronts 123 12/5/94 John T. Bryan 124 12/19/94 Christmas Cards 125 12/12/94 Wittenberg Class Photo January 7, 1926 126 12/26/94 Gus Sun 127 1/2/95 Frank Braun 128 1/9/95 Ada Irene Crabill 1896 129 1/16/95 Kelly-Springfield Trucks 130 1/23/95 Betty Price Adler, Lois Mason, Gus Sun 131 1/30/95 Wooden Water Pipes 132 2/6/95 Springfield Postcards, Gus LeBolt’s Cigar Shop 133 2/13/95 Cultice Family 134 2/20/95 Oscar Ladley’s Civil War Letters 135 3/20/95 Robbins & Myers 20 Year Veteran Employees 1941 136 3/27/95 Thackery Creamery Champaign County 137 4/3/95 Car advertisement 138 4/10/95 Lawrenceville High School Class of 1945 139 4/17/95 Sheep Shearing 140 4/24/95 L.G. Ronemus 141 5/1/95 February 1929 Flood 142 5/8/95 Lawrenceville Girls Softball Team 1945 143 5/5/95 Police George R. Haley 144 6/5/95 Blair Private School Class of 1941, WWII, Blair Hall, Wittenberg, Jonathan Winters, Barbara Gilmore Flinn 145 5/22/95 Hotel Shawnee after Prohibition Ended, Hotel Shawnee staff 146 5/29/95 Returning WWII soldiers at Pat and Martha’s Café in Crystal Lakes 1946 147 6/12/95 Goes Station’s Joseph Warren King’s Miami Powder Company 148 6/19/95 Dick Ward, Springfield Medal of Honor 149 6/26/95 Plattsburg High School Class of 1945 150 6/19/95 Black Horse Tavern 151 7/3/95 Pitchin General Store 152 7/10/95 Crowell-Collier 153 7/17/95 Clark County Fairgrounds Horseracing 154 7/24/95 Cedarville High School Class of 1938 (see 304, also ran 6/29/1998)


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155 7/24/95 Lawrenceville Elementary Faculty 1943-44, Lawrenceville Elementary 3rd Grade 1943-44 156 7/31/95 Clifton Gorge Formation, John Ritter 157 8/7/95 1929 Aerial View of Springfield 158 8/14/95 Will Rogers 159 8/21/95 Clark County Fairgrounds Billboards 160 9/4/95 Edward Wren Company 161 9/4/95 Paul Snell, Neal Sign Company, Billboards 162 10/9/95 Fred Phillips and WWII 163 10/2/95 Crockett Family 164 10/16/95 Big Four Train Wreck 165 10/23/95 Springfield High School 1950 Basketball Champions 166 10/30/95 Halloween Postcards 167 11/6/95 Armistice Day Celebration 1919 168 11/13/95 Merchants and Mechanics Building 169 11/13/95 David Steinberger, Hermit of Mad River, Fern Ioula Bauer 170 11/20/95 Wrecked Cars, Walt’s Auto 171 11/27/95 Cliffside dwelling, unidentified locale 172 12/4/95 Trade Cards 173 12/11/95 Foos Manufacturing Company Lug Nuts 174 12/18/95 Buffalo-Springfield Road Rollers 175 12/25/95 Christmas Cards 176 1/1/96 Robbins and Meyers Factory Work 177 1/8/96 Correspondence between Elizabeth Blythe and Flora Finley 178 1/15/96 Dedication of George Roger’s Clark and Kentucky Pioneers Statues 1924 179 1/22/96 Big Four Depot 180 1/29/96 School Photos from 1896, 1900, 1901-02 181 2/5/96 Osborn Lumber Company 182 2/12/96 Air Raid Instructional Flyer 183 2/19/96 Springfield Mayors 1850-1909 184 2/26/96 Winter photos from 1995-96 Season 185 3/4/96 South Charleston Basketball Champions 1946 186 3/11/96 Three Springfielders in their 90s 187 3/18/96 Clark Memorial Home Unidentified Tintypes 188 3/25/96 Berenice Abbott


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189 4/1/96 Big Four Quarry, Coal Yard 190 4/8/96 Springfield High School Football Team Banquet 1933 191 4/15/96 Avalon Park (see also 192) 192 4/15/96 Box 27 Volunteers 193 4/22/96 Steel Products Engineering (SPECO) 194 4/29/96 Sewage Plant 195 5/6/96 Olive Branch High School Class of 1946, South Charleston High School Class of 1946, Lawrenceville High School

Class of 1946 – All identified in photo 196 5/13/96 Darien Panama Expedition Sketches of 1855 197 6/3/96 Enon High School Class of 1946, Cedarville High School Class of 1946 198 6/10/96 Flappers, 1920s Women, Berenice Abbott 199 6/17/96 Ridgewood Kindergarten Class of 1946 200 6/24/96 Lawrenceville High School Basketball Team 1923-24, Story Hypes Methodist Church Cub Scout Softball Team

1949, Hayward Junior High Football Champs 1946 201 7/1/96 Hymn books and advertisements 202 7/8/96 Springfield Theaters – State, Regent, Hippodrome, Fairbanks, Strand, Band Box, Ohio, Liberty, Princess, Lincoln,

Alhambra, Majestic 203 7/15/96 Springfield in 1924 204 7/29/96 1896 Olympics 205 7/29/96 Clark County Historical Society Artifacts, Floyd Barmann 206 8/5/96 Evelyn Burt Howard , Ron Howard, Springfield in the 1930s 207 8/12/96 Noon Optimist Club 208 8/19/96 Joseph Elton Zeigler, Horse Breeding, Velma Zeigler Folck, Buckeye Incubator Truck 1936 209 8/26/96 1873 Clark County Fair 210 9/2/96 Church of God Sunday School 1909 211 9/9/96 1950 Springfield Giants 212 9/16/96 St. Paul United Methodist Church, P.P. Mast, Mother Eliza D. Stewart, St. Paul Primary Department 213 9/23/96 Clarence Funderburg, Corn Harvesting 214 9/30/96 James Millard Gard, Wittenberg Freshman Football Team 1912 215 10/7/96 Covered Bridges 216 10/14/96 Lillian Gish 217 10/21/96 Eurekas Football Team 1915 218 10/28/96 St. Mary’s Church 219 11/4/96 U.S. Presidents


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220 11/11/96 Last Man’s Club, WWI 221 11/18/96 Thanksgiving Postcards and History 222 12/2/96 Streetcars, Buses, Busdrivers 223 12/9/96 Lawrenceville High School Baseball Team 1942 224 12/16/96 Interurban Ride Recollection 1920 225 12/23/96 Christmas Recollections, Betty Adler 226 12/30/96 Crowell-Collier Closing 227 1/6/97 1917 Entry into WWI, Events of December 1917, Carl Snow 228 1/13/97 Frederick Douglass in Springfield 229 1/20/97 Parker Sweeper Company history 230 1/27/97 Ohio Edison Company Mad River Plant, Opening of Plant 231 2/3/97 Ohio Edison Plant Interior 232 2/10/97 Prince Hall Affiliate Masons, African Americans in Springfield, Champion Lodge No. 15 233 2/17/97 Fahien-Tehan Home Store (later Wren’s), John Minogue 234 2/24/97 500 N. Fountain, Lagonda Creek, Ward and Fry Families, Jim Hulsizer, Isaac Ward, Wittenberg, George Fry,

Charles Franklin Jackson, Chilton J. May 235 3/3/97 Ohio Bell Telephone Company at 132 E. High Street 1920s, Harmony School Class of 1941-1942 236 3/10/97 Jeremiah Warder and family, Warder Family legacy, Ann Aston Warder 237 3/17/97 Amelia Earhart and her visit to Springfield 238 3/24/97 Brain Family, Brain Lumber, William Brain, George Brain 239 3/31/97 Springfield Truckmaker, International Harvester newsletter 240 4/7/97 Cat’s Meow collectibles of Springfield 241 4/14/97 North Hampton class of 1947, Springfield High School class of 1927 242 4/21/97 Bridal Fashions, Longo Family 243 4/28/97 F.W. Myers Drive-Away, International Harvester, Ed Murphy 244 5/5/97 Fred Otto, Cold War in Germany, Otto Family 245 5/12/97 McCullough Family, Gertrude McCullough, Virginia Kunkle, F.W. Myers Drive-Away 246 5/19/97 First School of Nursing Class at City Hospital 1907, 1997 Nursing Class Graduates, School of Nursing 1934 247 5/26/97 Plattsburg High School Class of 1947, Enon High School Class of 1947, Hall Berry, Memorial Day Parade,

American Legion Auxiliary 248 6/2/97 Lloyd Lewis, Robert Sedoris, Music-Stage productions, Carey Building 249 6/9/97 Stock Certificates, John Clayton, Mabel Pursell Smith, Albert K. Smith, 929 E. High St. 250 6/16/97 South Charleston High School Class of 1947, New Carlisle High School Class of 1947 251 6/23/97 Catholic Central High School Class of 1947, Daily Sun, Loren C. Bare, Newspaper boy


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252 6/30/97 Unidentified Train Wreck 253 7/7/97 Oesterlen Orphan’s Home 254 7/14/97 Clark County Children’s Home 255 7/21/97 Ohio Masonic Home – Children’s Home 256 7/28/97 IOOF Children’s Home 257 8/4/97 Ohio Pythian Children’s Home; Knights of Pythias Children’s Home 258 8/4/97 Bill Swonger Springfield Models 259 8/1/97 Cedarville High School Class of 1937, Olive Branch High School Class of 1947 260 8/18/97 Overbrook Swim Club 261 8/25/97 WBLY’s Dee Jays Girl’s Softball Team 1957, 1957 Sports News, West End Senators Sandlot Team 1938 262 9/1/97 Springfield High School Class of 1947 Wildcat Yearbook photos 263 9/15/97 Fairbanks Building, First National Bank and Trust Company, Mad River National Bank, Springfield Bank,

BancOhio National Bank, National City Bank 264 9/22/97 USS LSMR 197, WWII, United States Navy, Larry Willison 265 9/29/97 South Charleston Presbyterian Church (175th Anniversary) 266 10/6/97 Women’s Club Movement, Women’s Town Club, City Federation of Women’s Club 267 10/13/97 St. Bernard Catholic Church First Holy Community Class of May 1931 268 10/20/97 Harry S. Kissell 269 10/27/97 Junior Police Patrol 270 11/3/97 Olive Branch High School Class of 1942, Girls with Dolls (Snow, Meadows, Bourland), Olive Branch Class of 1942

Reunion 271 11/10/97 Cedarville High School Class of 1947 272 11/17/97 Woman’s Auxiliary of the Clark County Medical Society, Clark County Medical Society Alliance, Clark County

Medical Association 273 11/24/97 Holsum Bread, Springfield Baking Company, Schaefer’s Bakery, Sunshine, Klosterman’s Bakery 274 12/1/97 Walt Whitman 275 12/8/97 Springfield Banks making their own money, National Bank Notes 276 12/15/97 Caroline Potter Stumbo, Charles Potter, Broadway Primary School 1937 Toy Band 277 12/22/97 Springfield Suburban Railroad Line, Bill Werst, Jr. 278 12/29/97 World War II in the South Pacific, Peleliu, Earl Chapman 279 1/5/98 Kuqua and Sons Carriage Factory, Henry Ford 280 1/12/98 Wigwam Club 281 1/19/98 Remembering the Titanic, Titanic Headlines, Westcott Family and the Titanic 282 1/26/98 Rev. Allen O. and Nellie Baumgardner Becker, Wigwam Club, Post War Springfield Police Force


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283 2/2/98 Maiden Lane Church of God Sunday School Class, Church of Christ Loyal Men’s Bible Class 284 2/9/98 Clark County Infirmary, Clark County Home 285 2/16/98 “Leonidas” Automobile, William L. O’Brien 286 2/23/98 ZR-1 Shenandoah Blimp Crash 287 3/2/98 Duane Nash, O.J. Rocke, Acme Pulverizing Harrow 288 3/9/98 H.G. Root Co.’s Super Service Station 289 3/16/98 Ray Dessinger, Burt Street Fuel Company, John Dessinger 290 3/23/98 Dean-Symmes Compass, Surveyor’s Chain, Clark County Historical Society, Pioneer Surveyors, Thomas and David

Kizer 291 3/30/98 Gas Rationing During World War II 292 4/6/98 George Rogers Clark, 1930 edition of the Springfield High School Herald 293 4/13/98 Lawrenceville High School Class of 1948 Washington D.C. Class Trip and Graduation 294 4/20/98 William Bayley Company, Bayley Windows 295 4/27/98 Oak Grove Grade School, Oak Grove Grade School Girls Softball Team 1946 296 5/4/98 Springfield Lawyers, Oscar T. Martin, Martin, Browne, Hull and Harper, Cole, Harmon Acton and Dunn, Richard T.

Cole, Stuart Tatum, Charles B. Zimmerman, John L. Zimmerman 297 5/11/98 Washington School, Washingtonian 298 5/18/98 1932 Advertisements in Community Hospital Publication 299 5/25/98 Andrew, Bill, Ralph, and Richard Parsell, Richard Parsell’s death in Korea, Andrew Parsell’s Veteran’s record book 300 6/1/98 South Charleston High School Class of 1948 301 6/8/98 Young Woman’s Mission 302 6/15/98 ACTIVE USA, Kenosha Auto Transport 303 6/22/98 Holophane Foundry 304 6/29/98 Olive Branch High School Class of 1938, Enon High School Class of 1943, Cedarville High School Class of 1938

(see 154 – also ran 7/24/1995) 305 7/6/98 Springfield Country Club 100 Year Anniversary 306 7/20/98 Harry Laybourne photo books 307 7/20/98 Catholic Central High School Class of 1948 308 7/13/98 Springfield High School 1948 Yearbook Photos 309 7/27/98 Springfield Illustrated 1900, Thomas J. Thomas Horseshoer, Charles E. Ridenour and Company Plumber 310 8/3/98 Springfield Illustrated 1900, Model Laundry Company, Henry Smith & Son 311 8/10/98 Catawba Pleasant Township Fire Department 312 8/17/98 American Legion Baseball Junior World Series 1943 313 8/31/98 Enon High School Class of 1948


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314 8/24/98 New Carlisle High School Class of 1948, Olive Branch High School Class of 1948 315 9/7/98 P.F. Garber Grocery, 1552 Kenton Street, Wilbur Garber, Lee Garber 316 9/14/98 Bernice Legge, William Bayley Company, Lloyd Legge, Gloria Legge Poole 317 9/21/98 Mechanicsburg Maple Grove Cemetery, WWI Monument, Civil War Monument, Spanish-American War Monument318 9/28/98 Webster & Perks Tool Company, Springfield Illustrated 1900 319 10/5/98 Dakin Family (family of Tennessee Williams’ mother) 320 10/12/98 Church of the Heavenly Rest, Christ Episcopal 321 10/12/98 Catawba High School Class of 1948 322 10/19/98 Springfield’s First Boy Scout Troop (Troop 1) 75th Anniversary 323 10/26/98 Possum School 50 Year Reunion 324 11/2/98 Springfield Aerial Photo 1929-1933 325 11/9/98 Enon High School 1937 Womanless Wedding Production 326 11/16/98 Springfield Post Office 1934 Construction and Opening 327 11/23/98 George Woerlein, Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home 328 12/7/98 Steetcars, Traction Cars, Interurbans 329 12/14/98 Charles Taylor, Wright Brothers First Flight, H.R. DuFour 330 12/21/98 Clifton Gorge 331 12/28/98 New Year’s News, New Year’s Postcards 332 11/30/98 Fountain Blvd 1935, McCreight Avenue 1935 333 1/4/99 Springfield Cardinal Baseball Team 1941, WWII Draft 334 1/11/99 Warren Brothers’ Service Station, WWII Service men, Foster Warren, Jesse Byron Warren 335 2/1/99 Springfield Street Department, Al Wansing, Springfield Water Treatment Plant, Springfield Utilities Department

projects 336 2/8/99 James Leffel, Mill Race, Buckeye Incubators, Dr. William Kinnison, Carl M. Becker, James Leffel Company 337 6/7/99 Clark Memorial Home Centennial Celebration, Charlotte Clark, Peacock Bar and Grill, Virginia Durfey 338 6/21/99 Veteran’s Park/Cliff Park, John Foos’ Cottage Color and Paint Works 1877, James Leffel, John Foos 339 7/12/99 Woman’s Christian Association, YWCA, Benevolent Organizations 340 7/12/99 Tag Day, Charity Solicitation, Women’s Clubs 341 7/19/99 Paul McCutcheon, Bill McCutcheon, Springfield Eagles Baseball Team, Springfield Police 342 8/23/99 Horseshoes, Kenny Peters, Horseshoe Pitching Competition 1929 343 9/6/99 McConkey Road One Room Schoolhouse, Jessica and Michael Cochran 344 9/6/99 Norman Hirst, WWII recollections, Patton’s 4th Armored Division, Ohrdruf Concentration Camp, Battle of the Bulge345 9/13/99 Research Club 100 Year Anniversary 346 9/20/99 Leroy Harshaw, Satchel Paige, Crowell-Collier Baseball Team 1952, Hill Field Utah Baseball Team, Springfield


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Tigers Baseball Team 347 10/18/99 Springfield News-Sun New Building Opening 1929 348 11/1/99 National Supply Company, Superior Gas Engine Company, P.J. Shouvlin 349 11/8/99 Herzog Family, WWII, Dick Herzog, Bob Herzog, Bill Herzog, Bill Herzog’s death during WWII 350 11/29/99 Wayne Jackson, WWII recollections 351 12/6/99 Herbert Powell, WWII recollections, USS New Orleans 352 12/6/99 Clark County Bluegrass Band in Alaska, Nathan Swartz, Carl Hoffman, George Gianakopoulos, Jeremy Kane 353 12/13/99 Paul McCutcheon, Robbins and Myers, 1710 W. Washington St., Growing up in the 1920s-1940s 354 12/20/99 Paul McCutcheon, Springfield High School, Growing up in the 1920s-1940s 355 12/27/99 356 1/3/00 Farmers’ Institutes 357 1/10/00 Curry Institute/Curry School in Urbana, Queen Esthers, Rev. E.W.B. Curry, Ernestine Lucas 358 1/17/00 C. Orville Harrison collection of Colt weapons, Weber & Harrison Inc. Photographers, Les Owens 359 1/24/00 Mumma & Mumma Auctioneers, Carl Mumma, Frank Mumma 360 1/31/00 Beckley & Myers Co. Coal and Coke, Parish Coal and Feed, Pauline Parish Humphrey, George W. Parish Jr., Parish

Family 361 2/7/00 Beckley & Myers Ice & Fuel Company, Citizens Ice, Springfield Coal & Ice Company, Jimmy Sheehan, Jonesy the

Fish Man 362 2/7/00 Taps, Gene Shay 363 2/14/00 State of Springfield in 1928 364 2/14/00 Chief Deputy Rick and Lt. Debbie Catanzaro 365 2/21/00 Iron works in Springfield, Rogers Iron Company, Mast-Foos Company, Springfield Architectural Works,William

Bayley Company, Buckeye Wrough Iron Fencing, Whiteley Malleable Iron Company 366 2/28/00 Iron works in Springfield 367 3/6/00 Iron works in Springfield 368 3/13/00 Harold Deane, WWII recollections 369 3/20/00 Pennsylvania House restoration in 1940 370 3/27/00 Erter’s Livery 19 and 21 N. Limestone St., Henry Erter, Marietta Cartmell Erter, Shirley Dunbar Spencer 371 4/3/00 YMCA Basketball Team 1892, YMCA Volleyball Team 1929, YMCA History 372 4/10/00 Springfield Inventors, Will Huston, Huston Company 373 4/17/00 Springfield Inventors, D.T. Igou 374 4/24/00 Springfield Inventors, William C. Heister, Steam Pump 375 5/1/00 Springfield Inventors, Herman A. Ashley, Carl Wallace 376 5/8/00 Harry Laybourne photographs


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377 5/15/00 Springfield City Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1950 378 5/22/00 Sugar Grove, Michael E. O’Brien, Margaret O’Brien. Eugene Stewart, Harold Knisley, Photograph Deterioration 379 5/29/00 Memorial Day Parades, W. Huston Moores Photo Collection 380 6/5/00 Elwood R. Temple, Leroy Temple 381 6/12/00 Miller Improved Gas Engine, Miller Gas Engine Company, Coolspring Power Museum, Charles A. Miller 382 6/19/00 New Moorefield High School Class of 1950 383 6/26/00 Springfield Shops in the 1850s, 1850s Advertisements 384 6/26/00 1860 Census 385 7/3/00 Jacamar Room, BW-3 (Buffalo Wild Wings), Marilyn Wilson Callicoat, Heaume Hotel 386 7/10/00 George Rogers Clark, Tom Taylor, Battle of Peckuwe, Greg Holm 387 7/17/00 Bookmobile, County Fair, Springfield YWCA, WPA 388 7/24/00 Big Four Train Station, W. Huston Moores Photo Collection, Jean McCulloch 389 7/31/00 Springfield Country Club, Sam Snead, W. Huston Moores Photo Collection, Golfers 390 8/7/00 Springfield City Ordinances 1852 391 8/14/00 Springfield City Ordinances 1852 392 8/21/00 West Side Tigers Baseball Team 1939 or 1940, Woody Woodland 393 8/28/00 Woman’s Town Club, Woman’s Town Club Tea Room 394 9/4/00 First United Church of Christ 150th Anniversary 395 9/11/00 Olive Branch High School Class of 1950 396 9/18/00 Springfield Female Seminary 397 9/25/00 Steve Zappe, Golfers, Sam Snead, Springfield Country Club, W. Huston Moores Photo Collection 398 10/2/00 Women’s Association of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra (WASSO) 399 10/9/00 Charles Lowell “Squirrel” Stoll, 483rd Bomb Group, WWII Recollections 400 10/16/00 Leonard Spahr, International Harvester, Tom Spahr, Addie Spahr 401 10/23/00 Major League Baseball Players, Rube Marquand, Rogers Hornsby, Jimmy Piersall, Billy Martin, Hal Reese, Lou

Boudreau, Mickey Mantle, Hank Gowdy, Carl Hubbell, Johnny Mize 402 10/30/00 Standpipe, Standpipe Hill 403 11/6/00 Harold “Red” Zimmer 404 11/13/00 Ray Flaker Photo Collection 405 11/20/00 November 1950 Snow Storm 406 11/27/00 George W. Mayhew, Firefighter Training, Fire Department Photos 407 12/4/00 Tremont City Volunteer Fire Department, Womanless Wedding 1950 408 12/11/00 Harold “Red” Zimmer, “Cake Eaters”, Football


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409 12/18/00 Downtown Springfield in 1920 410 12/25/00 Toys, Clark County Historical Society toy collection 411 1/1/01 Rose Marie Candies, Stanley Bryan, John Bryan, Lucille Drum Bryan 412 1/8/01 Warder Street Children (Warder Street Gang- Depression Era Childhood), Warder Street Gang Reunion 413 1/15/01 Kenneth “Sam” Webster, WWII Recollections, Wartime Log, WWII POW Prison Camp 414 1/22/01 Wintertime at Wittenberg, Hollenbeck Hall 415 1/29/01 Rees Edgar Tulloss, Roland Matthies, Arthur Lutz 416 2/5/01 Snowhill Elementary School, Marvin Carey 417 2/5/01 Jason and James Byron, Springfield Police Department Byron Twins 418 2/12/01 Bartley Family 419 2/19/01 Albery Whitman 420 2/26/01 1921 Springfield Race Riot, 1921 Black Community, Sully Jaymes, Darnell Carter 421 3/5/01 Zion Lutheran Church 422 3/12/01 Springfield in the 1890s, 1890s Newspaper Ads, Springfield German Paper, Journal Und Adler, 1890s Publishers 423 3/19/01 P.J. Shouvlin, Superior Gas Engine Company 424 3/26/01 1894 Answer to Question: “What Kind of Women Make the Best Wives?” 425 4/2/01 Ann Coss Calabrese 426 4/9/01 City Building Dedication 1890 427 4/16/01 Whitman Sisters, Alberta, Alice, Essie, and Mabel Whitman 428 4/23/01 Madonna of the Trail, Fern Bauer 429 4/30-

5/21/01 Memoirs of Julia Moler Heaume, Heaume Family (4 part series)

430 5/21/01 Plattsburg High School Class of 1951 431 5/28/01 John and Toody Smith, WWII correspondence, Love Letters 432 6/4/01 Hartman Rock Garden, H.G. “Ben” Hartman, Ben Hartman (2 articles) 433 6/11/01 Catawba High School Class of 1951, New Moorefield High School Class of 1951 434 6/18/01 Garden Clubs, Starlight Garden Club, Baby Boom 435 6/25/01 John Kunkel and Family 436 7/2/01 Steam Rollers, Kelly-Springfield, Buffalo-Springfield 437 7/9/01 Northwestern High School Class of 1951 Washington D.C. Trip, Westville High School Class of 1941


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483rd Bomber Group WWII, 399 1710 W. Washington St., McCutcheon Home, 353 1833 Plat Survey scan, 234 1850 Springfield, 390, 391 1850s Advertisements, 383 1852 Springfield City Ordinances, 390, 391 1860 Census, 384 1867 Frederick Douglass Lecture, 228 1870 Cliff/Veterans Park Map, b338 1870 Mill Race Map, 336 1873 Clark County Fair, 209 1890 City Building Dedication, 426 1890s Ads, 422 1890s Springfield, 422 1894 Answer to Question: “What Kind of Women Make the Best Wives?”, 424 1896 Olympics, 204 1896 Unidentified School Photo, 180 1909 Longo-Gulino Wedding, 242 1907 School of Nursing Graduates, 246 1916 Photo of Downtown Springfield, 114 1917 Entry into WWI, 227 1917 Coal Shortage, 227 1920 Downtown Springfield, 409 1920s Flapper Women, 198 1921 Springfield Race Riot, 420 1926 Wedding Photos, 242 1927 Opening of Mad River Ohio Edison Plant, 230 1927 School of Nursing Class, 246 1928 Madonna of the Trail Dedication, 428 1928 School of Nursing Class, 246 1929 Aerial View of Springfield, 157 1929 Flood, 141 1930s Springfield, 206 1931 Amelia Earhart visit to Springfield, 237

1932 Advertisements in Community Hospital Publication, 298 1933 Springfield, 288 1934 Merger of News and Sun, 227 1934 International Harvester Truck, 243 1934 School of Nursing House Rules, 246 1949 Springfield Giants, 211 1949 McCullough Wedding, 245 1950 Springfield Giants, 211 1950 Snow Storm, 405 1954 Timeline, 111 1955 Fishing Derby at Snyder Park, 207 1955 Optimist and Kiwanis Club Ladies Night, 207 1955 Optimist Club Convent. @ Hotel Shawnee, 207 1955 Optimist Day at Clark County Fair, 207 500 North Fountain Avenue, 234 929 E. High Street, 249 Abbott, Berenice, 188, 198 Abbott, Lawrence, 220, 282 A.B. Graham Building, 93 Abney, Ruthann, 304 Ackerman, Mary, 81 ACME Pulverizing Harrow Ad, 287 ACTIVE USA, 302 Acton, Willard, 304 Adams, David, 382 Adams, Dorothy, 235 Adams, Fred G., 220 Adams, Jack, 235 Adams, Jim, 312 Adams, John Quincy, 219 Adler, Betty Price, 130, 225 Adshead, Reverend Thomas, 220 Aerial Photos of Europe, 399 African American Community in 1921, 420 Agle, James, 247


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Agle, Mary, 149 Aiken, William, 259 Ailshere, Robert, 32 Ainge, George H., 48 Aiple, John, 42 Air Raid Instructional Flyer, 182 Albert, Willard, 223 Alberts, Betty, 142 Albin, Kathleen, 120 Alfred Cavileer Tinware Ad, 383 Allen, Clifford, 403 Algeo, Dick, 262 Allen, Emma Ault, 90 Allen, Eva Morton, 357 Allen, Homer, 108 Allen, Marie, 357 Allen, Mary Lou, 300 Allen, Mildred, 357 Allen, Raymond, 108 Allen, Robert, 33 Allen, Willard, 108 Allender, James, 321 Allender, Jayne, 433 Allender, Paul, 146 Allman, Iona, 86 Alhambra Theater, 202 Alspaugh, Bob, 20 Alspaugh, Robert Jr., 20 Alston, Walter, 333 Althoff, Pastor F.W., 421 Amato, H., 16 Amato, Harry Jr., 261, 312 Amato, Harry Sr., 261 Amato, Mike, 261 American House, 150

American Legion Baseball Junior World Series 1943, 312 American Painless Dentists, 191 American Seeding Machine Company, 227 American Trust and Savings Bank, 263 Amon, Ann, 307 Anderson, B., 16 Anderson, Elizabeth, 259 Anderson, Jerry, 200 Anderson, Lois M., 154 Anderson, Orilla, 433 Anderson, William, 220 Andrew, Wayne Ewing, 154 Andrews, Robert, 10 Angle, Carol, 32 Ansevin, Anthony, 220 Anthony, Billie Edward, 313 Anthony, Mrs. George, 301 Anthony, Susan B., 424 Antioch Art Foundry, 326 Antioch College 1860, 134 Anton, Paul, 251 A. Pierson Marble Ad, 383 Applegate, Joy, 246 Apt, Northa, 239 Apt, Harvey, 239 Arbogast, John, 251 Arcade, 36, 38, 39, 112, 157 Arcade Concourse, 376 Arcade Hotel Lobby, 132 Arcade Interior, 411 Arcue Building, 115 Arehart, C.O., 321 Ark, Bill, 304 Ark, Edwin W., 304 Ark, Harry, 282


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Armsden, Charlene, 255 Armentrout, Everett, 94 Armentrout, Joan, 259 Armistice Day Celebration 1919, 167 Armstrong, Lawrence, 334 Armstrong, Matt, 33 Armstrong, Robert, 33 Armstrong, Tommy, 199 Army Tanks, 244 Arnett, Marian, 195 Arnett, Russ, 146 Aron, A., 172 Arthur, Dorothy German, 52 Arthur, Jerald, 10 Arthur, John J., 325 Arthur, K. Lynn, 227 Artz, Marvin, 314 Ashenfelter, Harold, 259 Ashenfelter, John M., 395 Ashley’s Baling Press, 375 Ashley’s Ditcher, 375 Ashley, Herman A., 375 Atchison, Jim, 308 Ashworth, Donna, 433 Augst, Agnes, 251 Augustus, Delmar, 40 Auntie Mame 1965 Production, 248 Avalon Park, 161, 191 Avondale Avenue, 267 A.W. Kutsche Company, 326 Ayers Pills, 172 Baader, William, 131 Babanoff, Sophia, 267 Babb, Edwin E., 220 Baby Boom, 434

Baby Boxing, 123 Backhaus Plumbing Company, 191 Backus, Patti Rader, 437 Bacon, Jean Hackett, 40 Badgley, Jim, 200 Baer, Beatrice Askins, 90 Bageant, Harold, 149 Bageant, Virginia, 247 Bagforf, Betty Jane, 304 Bagford, Jay, 146 Bailey, Gwendolyn, 259 Bailey, Herbert P., 220 Bailey, Josephine, 247 Bailey, Chef Mack, 145 Bailey, R., 16 Bailey, William, 271 Bair, Madeline, 256 Baker, Betty, 437 Baker, Chester, 397 Baker, Dick, 261 Baker, Edna, 197, 412 Baker, Eileen Page, 138 Baker, Eliner, 155 Baker, Forest, 223 Baker, Harold, 92 Baker, James L., 138 Baker, Jane, 195 Baker, Lee Anna, 138 Baker, Leona “Oney”, 412 Baker, Margaret, 369 Baker, Mary M., 304 Baker, Robert, 270 Baker, Thelma, 412 Baker, William, 138 Baldwin, Gene, 300


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Baldwin, Miriam L. 138 Baldwin, Wayne, 293 Ballard, Cora, 357 Ballard, Dewey, 311 Ballard, Elsworth, 28 Ballard, Emma Morton, 357 Ballard, Helen, 79 Ballentine, Chet, 200 Ballentine, E.M., 382 Ballentine, Emery, 17 Ballentine, Esther Spencer, 90 Ballentine, Oakley, 17 Ballentine, Paul, 195 Ballentine, Sylvia, 165 Balough, Charles, 129 Balzer, Charles, 241 BancOhio National Bank (National City Bank), 263 Bancroft, Dorothy, 305 Bancroft Hatters and Furriers, 122 Bancroft Hotel, 258 Band Box Theater, 202 Band Performance, 109 Banion, Eunice, 300 Bank Notes Printed at Local Banks, 275 Bapet, Okie, 222 Barber, Martin, 40, 120, 185, 250, 300 Barbour, Ann Patricia, 30 Barbour, Mary Agnes, 30 Barcelona, J., 282 Bare, Loren C., 251 Barger, Lorraine, 271 Barker, Donna, 314 Barker, Eleanor, 308 Barker, John W., 220 Barman, Floyd, 150, 205, 290

Barnes, Mrs. H. Nelson, 144 Barnhart, Don E., 314 Barnhart, Herbert, 213 Barnhart, Ivan N., 314 Barnhart, Martha, 250 Barnhart, Marvin, 92, 241 Barnhart, Mary Ann, 314 Barnhart, Regina F., 395 Barnhart, Russell, 213 Barnhart, Vera F., 304 Barringer, David, 17 Barringer, Malcolm Lee, 314 Barringer, Patty, 270 Barthalomew, Ralph, 79 Bartley, Beverly, 418 Bartley, Carolyn, 418 Bartley, Evelyn I., 138, 142 Bartley, Frances, 418 Bartley Family, 418 Bartley Family Farm, 418 Bartley, Harold, 259 Bartley, Irene May, “Ibby”, 418 Bartley, Joyce, 418 Bartley, Nancy, 418 Bartley, Sharon, 418 Bartley Quilts, 418 Baseball Players, Major League, 401 Bates, Martin, 39 Batie, Bobby, 408 Battle Creek Sanitarium, Michigan, 294 Battle of Piqua/Peckuwe, 178, 396 Battle of Peckuwe/Piqua Reenactment, 396 Bauchterlonie, Alex “Sandy”, 305 Bauer Brothers, 235 Bauer Brothers Ad, 308


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Bauer, Charles L., 305 Bauer, Fern Ioula, 169, 428 Bauer, Mrs. Louis, 301 Baumgardner, Jerry, 247 Baumgardner, Loren “Bummy”, 255 Bayley, Guy D., 294 Bayley, Ruth Kunkel, 435 Bayley Windows, 294 Bean, Darlene, 261 Bean, Elwin E., 270 Bean, Morris, 326 Bean, Oscar, 220 Beard, Lamar, 325 Beard, Roger, 325 Beasley, Janice, 251 Beatty, Robert, 259 Beaver Creek Bridge in Harmony, 215 Beaver, William C., 220 Bechtle, Henry, 234 Becker, Rev. Allen O., 282 Becker, Carl, 94, 336 Becker, Marion, 282 Becker, Nellie Baumgardner, 282 Becker, Richard, 282 Becker, Ruth, 282 Beckley, Henry, 305 Beckley & Myers Coal and Coke, 360 Beckley & Myers Ice & Fuel Company Cart, 72, 361 Beckman, Marion, 251 Beckman, Virginia, 307 Beechnut Airplane, 237 Beedy, Richard, 262 Behnam, George, 178 Beier, Henry C., 220 Belcher, Captain Carl, 282, 341

Bell, Louise, 239 Bellar, E., 282 Bellare, George, 304 Belley, Norma McWilliams, 40 Beloff, Frayda, 345 Belt, Bob, 267 Belt, Gerald, 307 Belt, Jerry, 346 Belt, Marion, 220 Belt, Richard, 304 Benbow, Betty, 90 Bendimire, Paul, 44 Benedict, Mary MacGillvray, 155 Benham, Lloyd, 278 Benkert, Joyce, 251 Bennett, Clara, 300 Bennett, Harry, 220 Bennett, Mildred, 38 Benning, Jack, 17 Benning, Marie, 149 Benson, Edward John, 154 Benston, Patti, 300 Benton, Geneva Lee, 154 Bentzel, R.T., 220 Bere, Jean, 195 Berg, Gene, 312 Berg, Judith, 199 Berkowitz, Mary, 90 Berkshire, Jennie, 199 Berlin Wall, 244 Ber-Mar Children’s Clothing Store, 168 Bernard, Julia, 393 Bernstein Building, 114 Berry, Hall, 23, 224, 247 Berry, James A., 314


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Berry, Jeannine, 321 Berry, Lois M., 94 Berry, Marion, 342 Berry, Robert, 149 Berry, Thomas J., 220 Best’s Auto Supply, 405 Beverly, Charles, 210 Beverly, Nanny, 210 Bickle, Ruth, 17 Big Four Depot Abandoned 1969, 179 Big Four Depot Banquet 1911, 179 Big Four Depot Bathroom, 179 Big Four Depot Exterior, 179, 388 Big Four Depot Interior, 179 Big Four Freight Depot, 179 Big Four Park, 5, 46 Big Four Quarry, 189 Big Four Rail Yard, 157 Big Four Train Station, 240 Big Four Train Wreck 1944, 164 Billboards, 159, 161 Billette, Drusilla, 22 Billings, Betty, 44 Birch, Garnet Slagle, 52 Bircher, Ed, 200 Birkland, Ted, 211 Bischoff, Richard, 37 Biser, Carleton, 363 Bishop, Barbara, 307 Bishop, Bob, 200 Bishop, Kay, 249 Bishop, Richard, 437 Bishopberger, Louis, 267 Biteman, Jerry, 247 Biteman, Joanetta, 313

Bittner, Philip, 271 Black Community of Springfield, 420 Black, Donald E., 395 Black Horse Tavern, 150 Black, Ralph, 23 Black’s Opera House, 263 Blackburn, Harry S., 220 Blair, H., 282 Blair Hall, 144 Blair, Norma J., 395 Blair Private School Kindergarten Class of 1941, 144 Blakley, Norma Jean, 94 Blattner, Joe, 267 Blattner, Josephine, 267 Blaylock, Marjorie A., 395 Blosser, Charles, 433 Blue, Clyde, 264 Bluemle, Marjorie, 307 Blythe, Elizabeth, 177 Bobo, Chuck, 334 Bobo, Claude, 407 Bobo, Jim, 223 Bobst, Mary, 433 Bock, Malcolm, 313 Bodey, Shirley Werner, 323 Boehler, Donna, 251 Boehler, Doris, 295 Boehler, Norma Jean, 313 Boger, Joseph E., 250 Boggs, Betty, 23 Boggs, Lowell E., 304 Boggs, Mary, 197 Bohn, Chris, 89 Bohn, Raymond, 412 Bohn, Ron, 412


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Bolan, Tom, 400 Bolin, Robert, 250 Bolton, Charlotte, 307 Boltz, Dorothy Ann, 30 BOMAG Inc., 174 Bond, Billy, 235 Bonner, Herbert, 382, 433 Bonner, John, 40 Bonner, Maravene, 190 Booher, Elwood J., 395 Booker, Madaline May, 138 Bookmobile, 387 Bookwalter Hotel, 41 Bookwalter, Mrs. A.G., 387 Boolman, Ruth, 435 Boone Station School, 186 Booth, Ballington, 424 Booth, Maud, 424 Boots, Jeanette, 154 Booze, Charles, 164 Booze, Elouise, 197 Borden’s Dairy Company Ad, 308 Boren, Mary Lee, 197 Borst, R.M., 314 Borst, Richard W., 250 Bossert, J., 16 Bost, C., 27 Bostick, Catherine, 295 Bostick, Elden, 247 Bostick, Remilla, 276 Boston Store, 161, 168, 405 Bostwick, Ann, 300 Boudreau, Lou, 401 Bourke, Richard, 251 Bourland, Andrea Lynn, 270

Bourland, Rhonda Meadows, 270 Bovey, Jessie May, 270 Bowdie, Charles M., 220 Bowdie, Patty, 44 Bowermaster, Martha, 197 Bowers, Dortha E., 304 Bowers, Elden L., 259 Bowers, Robert, 276 Bowlus, Charles J., 183 Bowser, Henry, 400 Bowsher, Jack, 235 Bowsher, Junior, 235 Bowman, John, 276 Bowman, Oris, 116 Bowman, Samuel A., 220 Box 27 Springfield Fire Volunteers, 192 Boxing, 269 Boxing Match, 2nd Infantry Company at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, 1917, 97 Boyer, Edwin, 271 Boyer, Walter, 197, 271 Boyfriend! Production, 248 Boyle, Richard, 267 Boy Scout Troop 1, 47, 322 Boy Scout Troop 1 75th Anniversary, 322 Boysel, Watson, 17 Brain Brewers, 238 Brain, George, 238 Brain Lumber, 238 Brain Lumber Delivery, 238 Brain Lumber Fire, 238 Brain Lumber Staff 1930s, 238 Brain Lumber Yard, 238 Brain-Simpson, 238 Brain, Willard, 238


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Brain, William, 238 Brain, Devin, 44 Brakie, Bill, 33 Branahan, Cloice, 23 Brandle, Jack, 303 Brandon, Dick, 200 Brannaman, Coach, 92 Brannaman, JoAnn, 155 Brannick, Virginia, 267 Brannigan, Joan, 251 Branning, Ray, 42 Brass Duck, 240 Braumiller, Harry Jr., 270 Braumiller, Pete, 304 Braun, Carole Ann, 165 Braun, Dora, 186 Braun, Frank, 127, 186 Braun, Karl, 186 Braun, Karl Jr., 186 Braun, Leo, 186 Brautigam, Rose Marie, 44 Breberman, Bob, 408 Breck, Mr., 32 Bregha, Joseph, 44 Brewer, Betty Lou, 313 Brennan, Anna Mae, 195 Bretz, J.T., 395 Bretz, Stafford, 94 Brewer, Alma Lucille, 154 Brickman, Franz, 22 Bridal Fashions, 242 Briening, Ruth, 261 Brigga, Otta, 400 Bright, W.E., 1908, 376 Brightman, Gertrude, 190

Briner, Lucille, 155 Brinkman, Dick, 261, 312, 408 Brinkman, Joseph, 195 Brinkman, Patricia, 247 Britton, Mervin, 250, 314 Broadway Primary School 1937 Toy Band, 276 Brock, William, 149 Brod, Fon, 23 Brodbock, Joanna, 314 Bronkar, Eunice Connor, 68 Bronston, Robert, 165 Brosey, George, 213, 270 Brosey, Patricia A., 314 Brown, Clifton, 404 Brown, Danny, 404 Brown, Earnest, 155 Brown, Fred, 307 Brown, Gloria Mae, 259 Brown, Harold, 404 Brown, Helen, 17 Brown, James, 400 Brown, Jean, 250 Brown, Jerry Francis, 313 Brown, Larry, 404 Brown, Matt, 49 Brown, Matthew N., 30 Brown, Mrs., 433 Brown, Ned, 259 Brown, Norma Jean, 313 Brown, Phil, 404 Brown, Ronnie, 404 Brown, Tom, 49, 191 Brown, Virginia, 377 Browne, Franklin, 199 Browne, Linda Kissell, 199


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Browning, William, 33 Brubaker, E.R., 220 Brubaker, Roger E., 250 Brubaker, W. James, 250 Bruce, Constance Adline, 154 Bruce, Ralph, 220 Brucker, John, 30 Brugger, John, 267 Brugger, Lawrence, 307 Bruggman, Dixie, 261 Brumfield, James, 307 Brumfield, Joan, 377 Brun, Rose Marie, 259 Bruney, Eva, 52 Brunk, Donna J., 395 Brunton & Ruckman, Coffee Roasters, 201 Brust, Ernest, 17 Bryan, Glenna Mae, 94 Bryan, John, 411 Bryan, John S., 123 Bryan, John T., 123 Bryan, Stanley, 411 Bryan, William, 44 Bryan, William E., 395 Bryant, Albert, 220 Bryant, Dorothy Jane, 259 Bryant, Marilyn, 235 Bryant, Martha, 197, 247, 304, 313 Bryant, Phyllis, 271 Buchanan, James, 219 Buchanon, L., 16 Bucher, Ulery J., 220 Buchwalter Home, 805 E. High (Women’s Town Club), 266 Buchwalter, Edward L., 266 Buchwalter, Mrs. Edward L., 266

Buck, Dolores, 251 Buck Creek Bridge on National Road, 215 Buckeye Force Pumps, 172, 365 Buckeye House, 150 Buckeye Incubators Factory, 336 Buckeye Incubator Girls Softball 1935, 13 Buckeye Incubator Truck 1936, 208 Buckeye Wrought Iron Fencing, 365 Bucklo, Harry, 31 Budd, Martha, 314, 395 Budweiser Clydesdales 1953, 78 Buffalo-Springfield Road Rollers, 174, 436 Buffalo Wild Wings (BW-3), 385 Buffenbarger, Leon, 197 Buick 1920, 75 Bull, Kenneth, 10, 197 Bull, Marjorie, 149 Bull, Mary, 13 Bumgarner, Clarence, 222 Bumgarner, Elizabeth, 307 Burcham, Juanita, 259 Burcham, Mary Margaret, 267 Burden, Pearl Speaks, 357 Burg, Rita, 267 Burgoon, Maybelle, 416 Burgstaller, Ann, 267 Burgstaller, Mary, 267 Burk, Eugene, 307 Burk, Joan, 307 Burke, Robert, 251 Burkhard, Harriett, 307 Burkhard, Paul, 307 Burkhardt, Paul, 251 Burkhart, Rev. Claude M., 283 Burkhart, Lula E., 283


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Burleigh, Mrs. Brown, 301 Burleigh, Ross, 220 Burmeister, Fred, 135 Burnett, A.G., 183 Burnett, William, 259 Burnett, William H., 183 Burnett, William R., 183 Burnham, Janice K., 395 Burnham Studio, 168 Burns, Jean, 395 Burns, John, 251 Burns, John W., 395 Burns, Lois Elaine, 270 Burroughs, James, 400 Burt Street Fuel Company, 289 Buses 1933, 222 Buses 1934, 41 Bus Drivers, 222 Bush, Carol, 393 Bush, Hazel Marie, 154 Bushman, Ruth, 251 Bushnell, Asa, 236, 262, 275 Bushnell Building, 160, 263 Bushnell School, 4 Bushu, Red, 233 Bussey, Joanne, 259 Bussey, Marylee, 195 Bussey, Robert K., 304 Butcher, Robert, 300 Butler, Beatrice, 256 Butler, Betty, 235 Butler, Betty Lou, 247 Butler, Bob, 235 Butler, Charles, 14, 235 Butler, Elaine, 210

Butler, Geneva, 256 Butler, Harley, 256 Butler, Jim, 14 Butler, Joan, 235 Butler, John, 33 Butler, Leona, 31, 256 Butler, Lillian, 256 Butler, Pauline, 14 Butler, Robert, 256 Byce, John, 20 Byerman, C. Ray, 220 Byerman, Howard, 220 Byram, Alice Louise, 313 Byron, James, 417 Byron, Jason, 417 Cadow, R.E., 231 Cahoon, Joe, 165, 200 Cain, Jack, 146 “Cake Eaters”, 408 Calabrese, Ann Coss, 425 Calhoun, Mrs. James P., 398 Callicoat, Marilyn Wilson, 385 Callicoat, Ray, 404 Calvert, Helen E., 38 Campbell, Arthur L., 304 Campbell, Finley, 177 Campbell, George “Pouch”, 346 Campbell, James, 17 Campbell, Jeanne, 271 Campbell, Joan, 251 Campbell, Mabel Vera, 297 Campbell, Mary, 241 Campbell, Marianne, 307 Campbell, Paul, 32 Campbell, Paul Lamar, 314


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Campbell, Ralph J., 314 Campbell, Richard, 251 Campbell, Sara, 256 Camphausen, Judy Berg, 199 Canfield, R.B., 172 Cano, Lewis, 220 Capeace, Vince, 211 Caplinger, Charles Caplinger, Marlene Ann, 239 Caplinger, Mrs. Charles, 239 Car Advertisement w/ Woman 1925, 137 Carey, Marvin, 416 Cargent, Edward, 222 Car with self starter in Snyder Park 1912, 67 Carl, Ruby, 433 Carle, Lewis, 303 Carlisle, Nancy Sue, 261 Carman, Richard, 195 Carmen’s Women’s Clothing Store, 1950 Snow, 405 Carnegie Hall, 144 Carnes, A., 282 Carpenter, Don, 235 Carpenter, Frank, 302 Carpenter, Mike, 302 Carrey (Carey) Building, 157, 248 Cars, wrecked, 170 Carter, Bill, 346 Carter, Darnell, 420 Carter, Gertrude, 357 Carter, Jennifer, 199 Carter, Margaret, 17 Cartmell, Charles W., 369 Cartmell, Irene, 149 Cartmell, Joseph B.M, 263 Carver Hospital, Washington, D.C., 274

Carzoo, Ruth Anne, 271 Casey, Jeanne, 251 Casey, Patricia, 251 Casey, Woodrow, 404 Caskey, Bill, 408 Caskey, Ruth, 38 Casper, Thomas J., Druggist Cast, Robert, 30 Castillo, Charles A., 220 Catanzaro, Lt. Debbie, 363 Catanzaro, Chief Deputy Rick, 363 Catawba High School Class of 1948, 321 Catawba High School Class of 1951, 433 Catawba Pleasant Township Fire Department 1948, 311 Catawba Pleasant Township Fire Department 50th Anniversary, 311 Catch, Richard, 247 Cates, Skeeter, 261 Catholic Central Class of 1931, 30 Catholic Central High School Class of 1944, 103 Catholic Central High School Class of 1947, 251 Catholic Central High School Class of 1954, 111 Catholic Central High School Class of 1957 missing students, 250 Catholic Central High School Class of 1977 missing students, 250 Catholic Ethnic Battles in Springfield, 267 Catow, Richard, 313 Cat’s Meow collectibles of Springfield, 240 Cat’s Meow Collectible List, 240 Cat’s Meow Replica of First United Church of Christ, 394 Calvary Lutheran Church Men’s Bible Class and Baseball Team 1915, 104 Camp Kenneth A. Mast, Boy Scout Camp, 322 Caudill, A.J., 173 C.B. Kissell & Son Real Estate and Loans, 201 C.C. Hutchins Harness and Horse Goods, 159 Cedarville High School Class of 1928, 63


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Cedarville High School Class of 1937, 259 Cedarville High School Class of 1938, 154 Cedarville High School Class of 1938, 304 Cedarville High School Class of 1946, 197 Cedarville High School Class of 1947, 271 Center School, 66 Center Street YMCA Campaigners 1939, 33 Central Junior High Faculty, 22 Central Junior High Orchestra, 7 Central Junior High School, 157 Central United Methodist Church, 322 Cessna, Howard, 185, 250 Chamberlain, Kenneth R., 395 Chambers, Joan, 433 Champ, Earl, 433 Champaign County Courthouse, 118 Champion Chemical Company, 234 Champion Lodge No. 15, 232 Champion School, Church & Office Furn., 209 Chaney, Dick, 312, 392 Chaney, Ed, 412 Chaney, Margie Ann, 138 Chaney, Robert, 120 Chaney, Staryl, 412 Chapman, David, 278 Chapman, Donna, 278 Chapman, Earl, 278 Chapman, Patty, 195 Charity Solicitation, 340 Charles Baldwin & Company Boots and Shoes, 159 Charles Clark House (Women’s Town Club), 266 Charles Cregar Architecture, 112 Charles E. Ridenour & Co. Plumbing, 309 Charles F. Hauck & Co. Tinners, 159, 201 Charters-Patterson Store, 233

Chase, D., 16 Chatfield, William, 164 Checkpoint Charley, 244 Cheeseman, Eldon, 433 Cheney, Mary Ellen, 190 Chenoweth, L.H. (Leon), 120, 250, 300 Cherry, Kenneth, 120 Childers, Melva Orth, 37 Chiricosta, Ray, 251 Christ, Daniel, 267 Christ Episcopal Church, 320 Christ’s Shoe Repair, 240 Christian, Ruth A., 138 Christmas Cards, 124, 175 Christmas Recollections, 225 Christopher, Louis, 23 Church of Christ Loyal Men’s Bible Class 1921, 283 Church of God Sunday School 1909, 210 Church of the Heavenly Rest, 319, 320 Chynoweth, John, 220 Circle, Emerson, 220 Circle, Gordon, 195 Circle, John, 75 Circle, Nellie, 75 Circle, Sadie, 75 Circle, Virgil L., 298 Citizens Dairy, 235, 298 Citizens Ice Supply Company Cart, 361 City Building/City Market Dedication 1890, 426 City Commissioners 1928, 363 City Federation of Women’s Club, 266 City Hall, 36, 46, 157, 240, 426 City Market Sign, 372 Clark, Herschel, 307 City Hospital School of Nursing, 246


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Civil War, 134 Clark, Charlotte, 337 Clark County Bluegrass Band in Alaska, 352 Clark County Children’s Home, 254 Clark County Courthouse 1827-1887, 391 Clark County Drug, 1950 Snow, 405 Clark County Masonic Children’s Home Baseball Team, 255 Clark County Masonic Children’s Home Cafeteria, 255 Clark County Masonic Children’s Home Orphans, 255 Clark County Medical Society Alliance, 272 Clark County Fair 1873, 209 Clark County Fair, Bookmobile, 387 Clark County Fairgrounds (old), 153, 159 Clark County Fairgrounds Horses, 159 Clark County Fairgrounds Horseracing, 153 Clark County Historical Society, 150, 290 Clark County Historical Society Artifacts, 205 Clark County Historical Society toy collection, 410 Clark County Infirmary (Clark County Home), 132, 284 Clark County Lumber, 11 Clark County Sportsmen Club 1958, 404 Clark, Elizabeth, 307 Clark, Frances Cox, 90 Clark, Frank, 49 Clark, George Rogers, 178, 292, 396 Clark, George Rogers, Sketches, 292 Clark, Glenn, 334 Clark Memorial Home Board, Staff, and Inmates, 337 Clark Memorial Home, 616 N. Limestone, 337 Clark Memorial Home, Kewbury Road, 337 Clark Memorial Home Unidentified Tintypes, 187 Clark, Jane, 37 Clark, Joanne, 323 Clark, Johnny, 323 Clark, L. Glenn, 337

Clark, Ned, 200 Clark, Oliver, 263 Clark, Patricia Ann, 321 Clark, Ralph, 220 Clark, Richard, 300 Clark, Roy H., 220, 282 Clark Street YWCA, 24 Clark, Thomas J., 383 Clarke, Ellwood, 32 Clauer Brothers Food, 115 Clauss, George, 200 Clauss, Joe, 257 Clay, Marie Frantz Snyder, 241 Clayton, John, 249 Clayton, Mary Ann, 251 Clem, Reverend H. Russell, 394 Clemens, Etta, 22 Clemens, Sherman T., 82 Click, Charlotte, 300 Click, D., 16 Cliff Park, 157, 248, 338 Clifford, Carl, 30 Cliffside dwelling, unidentified locale, 171 Clifton Gorge, 156, 330 Clifton Gorge Cliffs (?), 171 Clifton Gorge Formation, 156 Clifton, Mona, 247 Cligrow, Delores, 251 Cline, W.J.B, 220 Clinger, Ruth, 23 Clingerman, Mrs. Byron, 301 Clouse, Safety H., 220 Club Women’s Creed, 266 Coal Shortage 1917, 227 Coal Yard, 189


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Coastal Combat in WWII, 368 Cobb, James, 33 Cobb, Marian Russell, 412 Cocca, Jeanette, 307 Cochran, Gerald, 247 Cochran, Jessica, 343 Cochran, Michael, 343 Cochran, Millard, 32 Coffey, Anna Mae, 321 Coffey, William, 307 Cold War, 244 Cole, Harmon, Acton and Dunn, 296 Cole, John M., 296 Cole, Milton, 183 Cole, Ned, 307 Cole Restaurant Supplies, 405 Cole, Richard T., 296 Colgrove, Carol, 314 Colgrove, A.W., 213 Colgrove, Eleanor, 300 Collier, Don, 241 Collin, E.G., 183 Collins, Charlotte, 197 Collins, Holmes T., 220 Collins, Marie, 259 Collins, Polly, 416 Collins, Rita, 251 Collison, Jessie, 213 Colt weapons, 358 Columbus Seminary, 253 Combs, Grace, 52 Company B Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry 1898, 110 Compton, Willard, 406 Condron, Ivan C., 222 Condron, Jack, 30

Conley, Helen, 377 Conley, Winifred, 262 Connell, Alex, 400 Connell, Mary Jane, 30 Conner, Naomi, 271 Conrad, Dave, 407 Conroy, James, 30 Constantine, C.W., 183 Conway, Mary Louis, 30 Cook, James L., 314 Cook, Marie, 251 Cooke, Phillip, 199 Cooke, Vera Hoss, 37 Cooley, Estella, 357 Coolidge, President Calvin, 347 Coolspring Power Museum, 381 Cooper, Donna, 210 Cooper, Christine, 155 Cooper Industries, 233 Cooper, Iona, 90 Cooper, Jerry, 210 Cooper, Lloyd, 22 Cooper, Norma, 314 Copenhefer, Carl H., 304 Corcoran, Clara, 307 Corcoran, Martha, 146 Corcoran, Pat, 146 Corcoran, Rita, b307 Corder, Henry, 31 Core Block, 157 Corkins, Jimmy, 199 Corle, L., 27 Corley, John, 341 Cornell, June, 433 Cornell, Margery, 433


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Cornell, Marie L., 321 Corner Café Wimpy Burgers 1930s, 86 Cornerstone Bank (Springfield Federal Savings Bank), 263 Corn Harvesting, 213 Corns, Cecil, 32 Cornwell, Elizabeth, 38 Correll, Ruth, 17, 120, 149, 190, 247 Correspondence between Elizabeth Blythe and Flora Finley, 177 Corwin, Rudolph, 220 Coryell, James C., 304 Coss, Clara, 190 Costello, F., 282 Cotrell, Elsie, 138 Cottage Color and Paint Works 1877, 338 Cotter, Margaret, 31 Cotter, Dick, 256 Cotter, Richard, 31 Cotter, Rodger, 31 Cottrell, Basil, 222 Couch, Fred, 37 Couch, Sybil, 52 Coughenour Radios, 115 Coulter, Elizabeth Jane, 154 Counts, Forrest R., 220 Counts, Roger, 247 Courthouse, 132 Courtney, Norma, 239 Courtright, Charlotte, 250 Covenant Presbyterian Church, 35, 117 Covered Bridges, 215 Cowan, Iona Connin, 37 Cox, Frances E., 30 Cox, James M. Jr., 347 Cox, Lawrence, 259 Cox, Orville, 304

Cox, R., 282 Coy, Mildred Gaston, 90 Coy, Steve, 155 Cozad, Mr., 257 Crabill, Ada Irene 1896, 128 Crabill, Ed, 64 Crabill Homestead, 150 Crabill, Lorinda Jane (Louie), 58 Crabill, Louise, 64 Crabill, P.P. 288 Crabill, Uriah, 64 Crabill, William E., 64 Crabill-Wood, Mary, 52 Crabtree, Loyd, 304 Craig, Allen, 120 Crall, Jack, 32 Cramer, Walter, 92 Cregar, Charles, 112 Creswell, Gertrude Hammond, 63 Creswell, Junia, 259 Crissinger, Martha, 270 Crist, Earl, L., 220 Crockett, Gladys Inskeep, 163 Crockett Family, 163 Crockett, John, 163 Crockett, Samuel, 163 Crockett Transfer Company, 163 Crockett, William (Bill), 163, 167 Crook, Phyllis A., 259 Cross, Donald, 300 Crothers, Lucille, 433 Crouch, Betty Lou, 270 Crouch, Harold, 270 Crow, Miriam, 304 Crowd Welcoming 1950 Basketball Champs, 165


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Crowell Collier, 152, 157, 256, 277, 380 Crowell-Collier Baseball Team 1925, 42 Crowell-Collier Baseball Team 1952, 346 Crowell-Collier Building, 273 Crowell-Collier Closing 1956, 226 Crowell-Collier Factory Scenes, 226 Crowell-Collier History, 100 Crowell-Collier Mail Room 1930s, 100 Crowell Publishing Company 1924, 203 Crown, Margaret, 30 Crystal Lakes, 146 Crystal Restaurant, 198 Cultice, Carrie Iva Hall, 133 Cultice, Ervin Leroy, 154 Cultice Family, 133 Cultice, James Edward, 133 Cultice, Norman, 155 Cultice, Wendell, 197 Cumback, Mrs., 256 Cummings, Naomi, 86 Cummings, Norma, 197 Cummins, Pete, 403 Curl, Lucille Marie, 154 Curry, Adele, 357 Curry, Emma, 357 Curry, Reverend E.W.B., 357 Curry School 1905, 357 Curry, W.T., 231 Cushing, M.H., 27 Cutley, Richard, 195 Cut-Price Clothing, 168 Cutshall, Mary, 266 Dadich, Helen, 251 Dailey, Kenneth, 271 Dailey, Mary Margaret, 154

Daily, Hartley, 63 Daily, Leroy J., 154 Daily Sun Newspaper Boy 1912, 251 Dakin, Patricia, 307 Dakin, Rev. Walter Edwin, 319 Daniels, Mildred, 250, 300 D.A.R., 428 Darding, Ida Mae, 295 Darien Panama Expedition Sketches of 1855, 196 Darling, Mary Jane, 325 Daugherty, John, 30 Daulton, Ralph, 223 Davey Moore Park, 153 Davidson, Charles, 304 Davidson, Charles F., 220 Davis, Anna, 251 Davis, Bob, 312, 346 Davis, Charles, 32 Davis, Clifford, 282 David, David M., 369 Davis, Harry, 222 Davis, Libby, 210 Davis, Mary, 210 Davis, Robert, 307 Davis, Ruth, 30 Davis, Sam, 195 Davison, Margaret Merritt, 90 Dawson, Maxine, 323 Day, Wadell, 94 Daye, Marybeth, 247 Deal, Mayme Carter, 90 Deam, Robert, 250 Dean, Dale, 197 Dean-Symmes Compass, 290 Dean, William, 290


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Deane, Harold, 368 Deaton, Bob, 392 Deaton, E.C., 284 Deaton, Lamar, 392 De Cleyrne, Voltairine, 424 Deborah’s Attic, 198 Dedication of George Rogers Clark Statue 1924, 178 Dedo, Joan Patton, 235 Deer, Paul, 220, 369 DeJong, Donald, 165 Delay, Clara, 235 Delinanos Furrier, 115 Delong, George, 259 Delong, Herman, 42 Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Eta Chapter 1939, 38 Dement, Dorotha, 155 Demint, James, 150 Demma, Gloria, 251 Demory, Betty J., 304 Dennehy, Ruth Ellen, 154 Dennerlein, P.J., 397 Depression Era Memories, 412 Derby, Martha Waddle, 63 Derr, R., 27 Derry, Jo Ann, 251 Desantis, Mary, 307 Dessinger, John, 289 Dessinger, Glenna, 289 Dessinger, Ray, 289 Destroyer Escort J. Richard Ward, 148 Detling, Glen, 22 Detrick, Barbara Huffman, 37 Detrick, George, 84 Detrick, James, 222 Dever, Don, 80

Dever, Joe, 14 DeVinety, Harry, 255 Devita, Mary Ann, 30 Dewell, Edwin, 52 DeWine, Donald, 251 Dewitt, Kay, 13 Deyhle, Helen, 17 Diamond, Mary J., 304 Dibert, E., 220 Dibert, Owen, 292 Dick, Shirley, 155 Dicken, Don W., 250 Dickerson, William, 232 Dickey, Rev. William, 265 Diehl, Warren W., 220 Dietrick, Ellen Battelle, 424 Dillahunt, Donald L., 395 Dillahunt, Harold, 235 Dillahunt, Homer, 314 Dillahunt, Stanley, 155 Dillard, Martha, 155 Dillard, Mary Ann, 293 Diller, Charles, 94 Diller, Edwin, 270 Diller, Paul, 259 Dillion, Robert, 250 Dillon, Arnold J., 282 Dillon, Lehman, 37 Dillon, Shirley, 300 Dillon, Vergie, 304 Dillon, Walter Jr., 270 Dimitroff, James, 307 Dingledine, Helen, 247 Dobbins, Robert, 259 Dock, Frank E., 288


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Dock, Mrs. Frank, 301 Dobson, Charles, 79 Dodson, Paul, 251 Donahue, Elder, 49 Donahue, Esther, 307 Donahue, Marlene Roeth, 323 Donahue, Rita, 307 Donnelsville Elementary 1934, 81 Donovan, W., 282 Dougherty, John, b307 Doughman, Betty, 13 Doughman, Earl, 13 Doughman, Sgt. L., 282 Doughman, Luther, 341 Douglass, Frederick, 228 Dow Drug Store, 41, 258 Downing, Barbara, 195 Downing, Warren, 192 Downtown Springfield in the 1920s, 376 Doyle, Jerome, 307 Doyle, Johnny, 42 Doyle, Mary E., 30 Dragoo, Junior, 270 Draggo, Miriam R., 304 Drake, Dorothy, 295 Draper, Paul, 10 Drawings of Fred Phillips, 162 Dressen, John, 267 Drews, Jean, 262 Driscoll, Dorothy Blakley, 37 Driscoll, Eldon, 304 Driscoll, H.E., 75, 77 Driscoll, Zelpha, 75 Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant Ad, 172 Drum, L.E. “Drummie”, 12

Drum, Lucille, 411 Dubbs, Shirley, 295 Duffey, Betty, 85 Duffey, Denver, 85 Duffey, Donall, 85 Duffey, Espy, 85 Duffey, Harry, 85 Duffey, Kenneth, 85 Duffey, Leah, 85 Duffey, Mabel, 85 Duffey, Sylvester, 85 Duffy, Mary Lou, 17 DuFour, Howard, 329 Duke, Alice, 149 Duke, Ruth, 149 Dulaney, Dorothy Louise, 313 Dunaway, Edna, 255 Dunaway, Paul E., 255 Duncan, Karen, 235 Duncan, Ron, 235 Dunevant, Robert Samuel, 154 Dunn, Charles, 251, 310 Dunn, Edward, 307 Dunn, Mary Jane, 251 Dunn, Patricia, 307 Dunning, Audra Jean, 270 Durfey, Virginia, 337 Durrenberger, Christopher, 398 Dutch Catholics, 267 Duvall, Eddie, 200 D.W. Garter & Son Livery, 201 Dye, Robert, 80 Dyer, Betty, 197 Dykstra, Ray, 23 Eagan, Charles, 220


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Eagle Tool and Machine Co. Employees 1940, 80 Earhart, Amelia, 237 Easterday, Ronnie, 155 Eastman, Mrs. Robert, 387 Eastman, Robert, 220 Eaton, Rheba Ann, 313 Eaton, Ruth L., 313 Ebenger, Betty Horstman, 267 Ebenger, Marie, 267 Ebert, Emily Ann, 23 Ebert, H.J., 231 Eckles, Jonathan, 322 Ecothermal Stoves, 115 Eddie’s Flowers 1940s, 87 Edward Wren Company, 160 Eglinger, Albert, 363 Eglinger, H.F., 22 Eglinger, Otto, 400 Ehlinger, Frank N., 154 Ehrhart Delivery Wagon 1900, 89 Ehrhart, Estella, 89 Ehrhart’s Grocery 1910, 89 Ehrhart, Peggy, 89 Ehrhart, Robert, 89 Ehrle, Tillie, 421 Eichelberger, Joyce Bartley, 418 Eicholtz, Robert L., 395 Eifert, Ralph, 307 Eightle, Harry C., 314 Eisnaugle, N. Jean, 395 Elam, Dr. Dean, 394 Elam, Warren, 259 Elder & Elder Attorneys, 168 Elder, Nancy Ann, 149 Electric Street Railway, 234

Ellinger, Louise, 30 Elliott, Eva Ann, 276, 293 Elliott, Mrs. John, 272 Ellis, Crystal (Chris), 165 Ellis, Margretha Otto, 244 Ellis, William, 33 Embry, Mae, 304 Emerson Elementary School 1930, 81 Engle, J. Ed, 30 Enon High School Class of 1943, 304 Enon High School Class of 1946, 197 Enon High School Class of 1947, 247 Enon High School Class of 1948, 313 Enon High School 1937 Womanless Wedding Production, 325 Enright, Mary Catherine, 30 Errett, Eileen, 195 Errett, Jean, 155 Erter, Henry, 370 Erter, Laura Bertha, 370 Erter’s Livery 19 and 21 N. Limestone St., 370 Erter, Marietta, 370 Erter, Marietta Cartmell, 370 Ervin, Gertrue, 239 Ervin, Wren, 23 Esplanade 1910, 328 Esplanade 1920s, 54 Esterline, Waldo, 52 Estle, Lois, 197, 247, 304, 313 E. Sue Miller Scholarship, 301 Eubanks, Marie Warren, 241 Euering, Rose Mary, 267 Eulitt, Maxine E., 304 Eurekas Football Team 1915, 217 Evans, Emily, 138, 142 Evans, Fred, 404


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Evans, Dr. Homer S., 68 Evans, Kathleen, 197 Evelyn’s Hand Laundry Fire, June 1952, 406 Everhart, Imogene, 154 Everhart, John, 25 Everhart, Oscar, 259 Everhart, Robert, 200 Everman, June, 259 Everman, Nell, 314 Everman, Rose Ann, 395 Everwear Playground Manufacturing Co., 203 Evilsizor, Dorothy, 197 Evilsizor, Lewis, 17 Evilsizor, Paul, 52 Evilsizor, Russell, 304 E.W. Fulmer Company Trucks, 57 Eyhusen, George, 282, 341 Eyler, John, 155 Fahien, H.J. “Blondie”, 233 Fahien-Tehan Building, 160 Fahien-Tehan Home Store, Window Displays, 233 Fahien-Tehan Home Store Opening, 233 Fairbanks Building, 132, 263 Fairbanks Building Under Construction (Black’s Opera House Site), 263 Fairbanks, Charles W., 186, 263 Fairbanks Scales, 263 Fairbanks Theater, 202, 263 Fanning, George H., 220 Farish, Roger, 247 Farm and Fireside, 422 Farm News, 422 Farmers’ Institutes, 356 Farmers National Bank, 263 Farrell, Edward, 307

Farrell, Opal, 151 Farrell, Patsy, 151 Farrell, Thelma, 30, 90 Farries, Robert, 314 Faulkner, Herbert, 437 Faust, Jack, 20 Faust, Sunny Snow Meadows, 270 Faye, David, 293 Fazio, Joseph, 307 February 1929 Flood, 141 Felter, Bette, 94 Ferguson, H., 314 Ferguson, Nancy, 271 Ferguson, Sarah Catherine, 154 Ferguson, Wallace, 33 Fern, Delores, 412 Fern, Dick, 412 Ferncliff Cemetery, 157 Ferncliff Cemetery Cliffs (?), 171 Ferncliff Cemetery Entrance, 132 Ferncliff Founding, 234 Ferncliff Granite and Marble Works, 201 Ferrito, John, 398 Ferryman, Ada Marie, 154 Ferryman, Brian, 322 Ferryman, Carl, 322 Ferryman, Shawn, 322 Fetter, George L., 220 Fetter, Jack, 200 Fetter, Lawrence, 145 Fielder, William, 398 Fields, Donald Eugene, 154 Fiessinger, Herman J., 30 Fiessinger, Mary, 30 Fillmore, Carter, 232


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Fillmore, L.C., 232 Finchum, Mildred, 250 Finchum, Ralph, 250 Fink, Albert J., 151 Finley, Andrew, 177 Finley, Flora, 177 Finneran, James, 307 Finney, Nancy Carolyn, 154 Finran, Wilbur, 70 Fire Photos, 406 Firefighter Training, 406 Firestone, Harvey S., 288 First Congregational Church, 394 First National Bank and Trust, 275 First National Bank Building (Springfield Bank), 157, 160, 263 First National Bank Lobby, 263 First United Church of Christ, 394 First United Church of Christ 150th Anniversary, 394 First United Church of Christ Cat’s Meow, 394 Fisher, Ambrose, 369 Fisher and Main, 409 Fisher, Betty, 416 Fisher, Dave, 235 Fisher, John, 369 Fisher, Mr, 310 Fisher, Vasta, 44 Fisher, William, 30 Fishwick, Betty Teach, 241 Fissell, Carrie F., 314 Fissell, Carrie J., 38 Fitzsimmons, Robert, 307 Flack, Don, 325 Flack, Robert, 63 Flaker, Ray, 404 Flaker, Ray, Photo Collection, 404

Flaker, William, 307 Flannigan, Ruby Sarver, 90 Flapper Women, 198 Flax, Gordon, 149 Flax, Mary Agle, 149 Fleck, George, 213 Fleming, James, 183 Fleming, John, 291 Flemming, Francis, 267 Flinn, Barbara Gilmore, 144 Flora, Edith Clingenpeel, 37 Flora, Ted, 259 Florence, Jay, 120 Flory, David, 155 Flory, R.J., 382, 433 Flower Shops (Florists), 87 Flynn, Barbara Ellen Gilmore, 107 Focker, Robert, 247 Fogarty, Josephine, 251 Fogarty, Pauline Shay, 267 Fogarty, William, 282 Fogle, Gene T., 395 Fogle, Maeanna M., 304 Fogle, Millicent, 304 Folck, Blair, 312 Folck, Chester Gene, 313 Folck, Velma Ziegler, 208 Foley, Charles, 247 Foley, Edward J., 30 Foley, Julie, 240 Foley, Loretta C., 398 Foley, Margaret, 25 Foos, Griffith, 150 Foos, John, 338 Foos Manor Iron Fencing East High, 365


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Foos Manufacturing Company Lug Nuts, 173 Foos, Richard, 305 Football, Neighborhood Games, 408 Forbeck, Paul, 28 Forbeck, Ruth, 90 Ford, Charlene, 246 Ford, Henry, 279 Ford, Straud, 404 Forest, Patricia A., 259 Forester, Anne, 292 Forrest, Beverly J., 395 Forrest, Mary Lucile, 304 Forster, Patricia, 307 Forsythe, Eva Zeitler, 90 Foster, Frank R., 94 Foster, H.E., 220 Foster, Robert, 251 Fountain and High, 115, 409 Fountain Blvd. 1935, 332 Fountain Hotel (Palace Hotel, Frances Hotel), 46 Fountain Square 1908, 26, 36, 54, 55, 409 Fox, Carolyn, 210 Fox, Charles L., 68, 262 Fox, Ray, 195 Fraelich, Robert, 416 Frakes, Marv, 255 Frame, George E., 197 Frame, Geraldine, 197 Frances Hotel Train Wreck, October 1946, 406 Frank, Fred, 95 Frank, Fred Jr., 95 Frank, George, 421 Frank, Joe, 304 Frank, Tommie, 95 Frankenberg & Muzzy Groceries Ad, 383

Franzen, Marjorie, 267 Fred Frank and Sons on Father’s Day 1952, 95 Frederick, Albert, 271 Frederick, Clara Mae, 195 Freed, Richard, 165 Freeman, Barbara, 210 Freeman, Bob, 312 Freeman, Mrs. Harry, 301 French & Hecht, Inc., 8 French, Marjorie, 292 French Steam Dye Works, 201 French, Willis, 149, 247 Freshour, Jack, 270 Frey, Dempwolf, 197 Frey, Dorothy, 304 Frey, George H., 402 Friedman, William, 199 Friley, William, 247 Frock, Dorothy, 94 Frock, Grover, Fire Chief, 256 Frock, Larraine, 198 Frock, Rita. 307 Frost, Earl, 313 Frost, Harold, 220 Fry, George, 234 Frye, Richard, 23 F.W. Myers Drive-Away, 12 Fudge, John, 259 Fuhrman, Marie, 39 Fuller, Bob, 334 Fuller, Martha Butcher, 40 Fulkerson, Laurence, 259 Fulmer, John, 211 Fulton, Frank, 28 Fulton, Mary C., 377


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Funderburg, Carl, 220 Funderburg, Clarence, 213 Funderburg, Cleo, 17 Funderburg, Frank, 178 Funderburg, Herbert, 213 Funderburg, James, 222 Funderburg, Rachel Cresswel, 270 Funderburg, Wilmer, 213, 304 Funeral Procession, 109 Funk, Harry J., 220 Funk, Isaac, 369 Funk, John, 369 Funsett, Elizabeth, 259 Furrow, Frances, 416 Furst, H.D, 154, 259 Fuschino, Linda Whitacre, 199 F.W. Myers Drive-Away, 243, 245 F.W. Myers Drive-Away Staff, 243 Gabelman, Cleo, 149 Gaffney, Mary Agnes, 251 Gaier, Joan, 307 Gaier, Judy, 313 Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk Ad, 172 Gaine, Willie, 20 Gall, Forrest, 105, 106, 109 Gallagher Drugs, 256 Gallagher, Margaret, 267 Gallagher, Patricia, 251 Galloway, Dorothy, 259 Gambell, Alma Finchum, 40 Gano, Chilton J., 234 Gano, Jean, 234 Gano, Virginia Gantz, E. Joann, 395 Garber Grocery, 315

Garber, Lee, 315 Garber, P.F., 315 Garber, Wilbur, 315 Gard, Charles A., 220 Gard, James Millard, 214 Gard, Mary, 214 Gard, Russell, 407 Garden Clubs, 434 Gardener, Caroll, 37 Gardner, Clysta Mae, 138 Gardner, Mabel Jackson, 152 Garratt, Elizabeth McConnell, 241 Garrigan, Patrick, 307 Garrity, Ann, 307 Garrity, Edward J., 406 Garrity, John, 251 Garrity, Mary, 30 Garst, Howard, 220 Gas Rationing During WWII, 291 Gas Rationing Stamps, 291 Gas Station, 400 N. Fountain Avenue, 234 Gasho, Roger, 259 Gates, Lester, 37 Gaughan, Jack, 251 Gazaway, P., 282 Gearhart, Kenny, 223 Gebauer, Clara M., 382, 433 Geiger, Mrs. Frank, 301 G.E. Hoss Grocery, 6 Geis, Aloysius, 267 Geis, Ferd, 223 Geis, Mary Elizabeth, 154 Geis, Robert, 31 Gemperline, Ruth A., 251 George H. Ainge Tool, Die, & Machine Works, 48


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Gerhardt, Paul T., 220 German Catholics, 267 German Plane from WWI, 46 German Shepherd, 400 German Village, Columbus, 253 Geron, Gary, 199 Getz, John, 139 G.F. Burton Druggists, 172 Gianakopoulos, George, 352 Gibson, Betty Lu, 304 Gibson, Bill, 346 Gibson, Bob, 235 Gibson, Dick, 346 Gibson, Elizabeth, 307 Gibson, Rev. Dr. James King, 265 Gibson, Joan, 235 Gilbert, Charles L., 120 Gilbert, Harold, 199 Gilhooly, Margaret, 307 Gillette, Howard, 197 Gilmore, Florine, 31 Gilmore, Gerald, 31 Gilmore, Jerry Charles, 107 Gilmore, Maxine, 256 Girl with Gas Mask, 109 Gish, Lillian, 216 Glascow, James, 430 Glass, Bill, 405 Glen Helen, 156 Glen Helen Cliffs (?), 171 Glenn, Blanche Ford, 357 Glenn, E., 282 Glenn, James, 33 Glenn, Raymond, 149 Glynn, J., 282

Glynn, James, 341 Glynn, Robert, 30 Goddall, John, 400 Godfrey, William, 213 Goebel, Albert, 251, 298 Goes Station’s Joseph Warren King’s Miami Powder Company, 147 Goettman, William, 165 Gohl, David, 250 Gohl, Donald, 300 Gohlke, Miss E., 53 Goings, Helen, 235 Goings, William R., 314 Golfers, 389, 397 Goliver, Martha Mills, 199 Goltzene, Howard, 222 Good, John M., 183 Goode, James S., 183 Goodfellow, John A., 291 Goodman, Lillian, 24 Goodrich, Harold S., 220 Goodwin, J.F., 183 Gordon, Barbara, 195 Gordon, Cash, 213 Gordon, Donald, 195, 220 Gordon, Willie, 295 Gorman, Mary Eileen, 313 Gothard, Mildred Jean, 313 Gotwald, Robert C., 305 Gowdy, Hank, 401 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Urbana, 118 Graham, Anne L., 94 Graham, Danny, 195 Graham, Frank, 52, 197, 247, 304, 313 Graham, Jane M., 30


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Graham, Mabel Louise, 154 Graham, Mary Emily, 295 Graham, Molly A., 395 Graham, Richard L., 395 Gram, Harry G., Judge Campaign Ad, 298 Gram, Mary Ray, 90 Grand Opera House, 79 Graves, Mrs. Max, 272 Gray, Gene, 10 Gray, Juanita, 295 Gray, Mary Edith, 259 Grayhill School, 4 Graziosa, Al, 211 Great Depression Memories, 267 Great Lakes Terminal Warehouse, Toledo, 294 Green, Carlos, 17 Green, Catherine Dillon, 52 Green, Hayden, 314 Green, Lawrence, 10 Greenawalt, Mrs. E.P., 272 Greenawalt, Mrs. Ross A., 398 Greenawalt, Rev. Samuel, 253 Greene, B.H., 93 Greene, Carl, 312 Greene, Ollie, 93 Greene, Wanda Sketo, 270 Greentree, Joseph, 307 Greer, Melvin, 437 Greiner, Ed, 165, 326 Greiner, E.E., 220, 237 Greiner, Mrs. E.E., 301 Gremmler, Zenith, 321 Greyhound Gas and Oil Company, 234 Grieb, Rosalyn, 30 Grieser, Bud, 20

Grieser, Edward, 259 Grieser, Roger, 195 Griest, Betty, 314 Griest, R. Byron, 250, 300 Griest, Robert E., 295 Griffin, Gloria, 251 Griffin, Marianne, 307 Griffin, Thelma, 357 Grim, Jacquelyn, 307 Grim, Patricia, 307 Grimm, Sarah Jane, 195 Grindle, Eula, 259 Grindle, Marvin, 197 Grinnell, Cornelius, 63 Grisso, Doris M., 304 Grisso, Edna Kauffman, 90 Grisso, Gladys, 251 Grisso, Nancy, 276 Grocer’s Mutual Insurance Company, 203 Groeber, Joanne, 251 Groeber, Mildred, 30 Groeber, Rosemary, 251 Groeber, Tony (Terry), 199 Gross, Don, 259 Gross, Max D., 220 Gross, Michael, 213 Gross, Jennie, 377 Grote, John, 307 Group, Henry, 334 Group, Robert, 92 Grout, Alice Mae, 307 Grower, Clarence, 222 Grubbs, Bill, 408 Grube, Eloise, 17 Grube, Ronald, 195


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Grupe, Betty, 382 Grunts, Red, 412 G.T. Ingersol, Boot & Shoe Maker, 209 Gulino, Agnes Longo, 242 Gulino, Paul, 242 Gullett, Mary McConkey, 52 Gus LeBolt’s Cigar Shop, 132 Gus Sun Production of Ben Hur, 93 Guthrie, Anne Fay, 394 Guthrie, Benjamin, 394 Guthrie, John, 220 Haas, Helen, 23 Haberkern, Mary Catherine, 30 Hacker, Mary A., 251 Hackert, Richard, 251 Hackett’s Cold Storage Ad, 262 Haddix, Ben, 211 Haemmerle, R. (Dick), 16, 262 Hagerman, Alnora, 186 Hagerman, Lewis B., 186 Haight, Dr. John, 265 Haines, John, 400 Haley, George, 341 Haley, George R. 1925 on Police Harley, 143 Haley, Paul, 200 Haley, Robert, 143 Hall, John, 247 Hall, Mary Lou, 307 Hall, Merrill, 149 Hall, Ramon, 313 Haller, Graham, 37 Haller, Zelma Grisso, 37 Halley, Elden, 235 Halloran, A.J., 312 Halloran, James, 227

Halloran, Tom, 312 Halloran, Patricia, 307 Halloween Postcards, 166 Ham’s Family Barber Shop, 161 Hamilton, Carol, 17 Hamilton, Freddy, 199 Hamilton, Hayden, 247 Hamilton, Helen, 30 Hamilton, Imogene, 314 Hamilton, Myrtle, 30 Hamma School of Theology, 282 Hamman, Lamar, 197 Hammond, Doris, 210 Hammon, Orrin, 400 Hanes, Claribel, 186 Hanes, Missy, 255 Hanes, Robert, 186 Hanika, Christian, 366 Hanna, Harold, 259 Hanna, J.J., 183 Hann, Ralph, 303 Hannaberry, Mary B., 38, 407 Hannan, Mary, 30 Hanne, Lewis, 400 Hannon, Vincent, 30 Hanover Shoes, 405 Hansell, Mary Anne, 247 Hardacre, Bill, 94 Hardacre, Ruth Kadel, 37 Hardman, Jim, 185 Harley, Bob, 241 Harmon, B.F., 213 Harmony School, 14 Harmony School Class of 1941-1942, 235 Harner, Betty Louise Sowers, 52


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Harper, Juanita, 259 Harrington, Janet, 433 Harrigan, Mary, 30 Harris, Allen, 300 Harris, C.L., 22 Harris, Esther, 17 Harris, Eulua, 17 Harris, Gertrude, 357 Harris, Howard, 235 Harris, Jeanne, 377 Harris, Norman Lee, 138 Harris, William, 307 Harrison, C. Orville, 358 Harrison, Orville, 71 Harrison, R., 10 Harrison, William Henry, 219 Harry Laybourne photo books, 306 Harshaw, Leroy, 346 Hart, Erma Garrison, 40 Hart, Howard, 25 Hart, Thelma, 138 Harter, Mabel Bohn, 412 Hartley, Dorothy, 270 Hartman, Ben, 432 Hartman’s Country Cupboard, 151 Hartman, H.G. “Ben”, 432 Hartman, James Raymond, 154 Hartman, Marjorie, 259 Hartman, Neil, 259 Hartman Rock Garden, 432 Hartman, Ruth, 432 Hartman, Sharon, 151 Hartzler, Homer, 235, 247 Harvey, Mary, 437 Harwood, Mrs. Fred, 301

Harwood, Manton, 305 Hatcher, Nasirah, 24 Hatfield, Dick, 431 Hatfield, Mike, 431 Hathaway, Ollie, 61 Hauck, James N., 265 Haulman, Ann, 377 Haulman, Herschel, 197 Haus, Clinton, 400 Hause, O.P., 37 Hauver, Carl, 42 Hawk, Zula, 313 Hawke, Oscar T., 387 Hawke, Virginia Jane, 313 Hawke, W.E., 28, 52 Hawken, Harry, 220 Hawkins, John, 259 Hawks, Fred, 94 Hayes, Mary Florence, 30 Hayes, Patti, 272 Hayman, O.O., 220 Hayward Junior High Football Champs 1946, 200 Hazlett, Edith, 17 Heafey, Chester, 222 Hearlihy, James, 251 Hearlihy, Robert, 307 Heaston, Fred R., 314 Heaume Family, 429 Heaume, John “Shorty”, 429 Heaume, Julia Moler, 429 Heaume Hotel, 385, 429 Heaume, Marjorie Amelia, 429 Hecht, Mary Margaret, 307 Heck, Lee, 334 Heeger, Angela, 251


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Heerman, Walter, 398 Heffner, Don Hegele, Janet, 195 Hehl, Albert, 186 Hehl, Luella Witt, 186 Heider, Joanne, Heileman, Ursula M., 90 Heim, Allan, 251 Heins, Phillip, 197 Heistand, Anna M., 337 Heistand, Dr. Horace L., 337 Heister’s Deluge Steam Pump, 374 Heister’s Hydrocarbon Burner, 374 Heister’s Water Pump, 374 Heister, William C., 374 Helson, Roma Lee, 138 Henderson, A., 282 Henderson, Grace, 303 Henery, Frances, 42 Henkle, H.C., 433 Henkle, Robert C., 433 Hennigan, Joan, 250 Henry, Carl, 24 Henry, Geraldine, 231, 433 Henry, June, 17 Henry, Lois, 94 Henry, Naomi, 270 Henry Smith & Son Store, 44 S. Fountain, 310 Henthorn, Foster, 400 Heritage Center, 36 Herminghausen, Laurel, 345 Hermit of Mad River, 169 Herald, 422 Herold, Lula, 377 Hertenstein, Eleanor, 197

Herzog Family, 349 Herzog, Bill, 349 Herzog, Bob, 349 Herzog, Don, 349 Herzog, Jim, 267, 349 Herzog, Joseph F. “Pappy”, 349 Herzog, Matilda “Tillie”, 349 Herzog, Rita, 251 Heskett, Clifford S., 250, 300 Heskett, Margit, 300 Heskett, Pete, 32 Hess, Carolyn Stoltz, 241 Hess, Sophia, 14 Hess, William, 25 Hessinger, Rita, 251 Hesson, Violet, 276 Hewes, Ralph, 17 Heyzlette, E., 222 H.G. Root Co.’s Service Station, 288 Hickey, Jack, 20 Hickman, Enid, 259 Hicks, Jack, 385 Hickman, Jennie, 31 Hicks, Ralph, 31 Hicks, William T., 168 Higgenbotham, Elizabeth, 293 Higgenbotham, Selena, 293 Higgies Restaurant, 13 Higgins, Kathleen, 30 High Street, 5, 132 High Street Christian Church, 394 Highlands Elementary 1928, 23 Higinbothom, Iris, 304 Higinbothom, John, 13 Hiles, Forest, 261


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Hiles, John, 261, 408 Hill, C., 282 Hill, Dale, 241 Hill, Dave, 223 Hill Field, Utah Baseball Team, 346 Hill, Frank, 282 Hill, Harry, 369 Hill, Jane, 44 Hill, Ralph, 241 Hill, W.D., 183 Hilt, Lorene Horney, 52 Hill, Robert, 207 Hines, Dorothy, 313 Hines, George Jr., 304 Hinkle, Betty, 270 Hinkle, Mary, 241 Hippodrome Theater, 202 Hirst, Norman, 344 Hirtzinger, J. Karl, 220 Hirtzinger, Marilyn, 247 Hiser, Ben L., 220 Hites, Rodney, 116 Hively, Mike, 192 Hixon, Janet, 431 Hixson, Helen, 266 H.L. Binnig Motor Co., 161 Hoagland, George, 213 Hoagland, Lavern, 213 Hoagland, Lewis, 213 Hoagland, Russell, 213 Hobbs, Billy, 276 Hoberty, Bobby, 293 Hoberty, Charles, 195 Hoberty, Jack, 293 Hoberty, Shirly, 155

Hodge, Dick, 32 Hodge, Harry, 363 Hodge, Rachel, 120 Hoecker, Thomas, 251 Hoffman, Carl, 352 Hoffman, Lamen, 25 Hogan, George, 286 Hogan, Lois, 286 Hogan, Regina, 307 Hogan, Rita, 267 Hohlmayer, George, 138 Hohn, Jim, 185 Hohn, Mary Lou, 307 Hoksapple, Edna, 28 Holcombe, Jack, 200 Holland, Cathlee Frances, 138 Holland, Eileen, 250, 300 Holland, Elizabeth, 138, 142 Holland, George, 232 Holland, Rita, 17 Holland, Rose, 17 Hollenbeck Hall, Wittenberg, 415 Hollenbeck, Lynn, 199 Holliday, Grace, 31 Holloway, Dick, 149 Holloway, Glenna, 276 Hollowell, Isaac, 282, 341 Holm, Gerg, 386 Holman, Nat, 165 Holmes, Helen, 14 Holophane Foundry, 303 Holsum Bread, 273 Holt, Officer Charles T., 82 Holt, E.E., 416 Holt, John, 251


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Home City Building and Savings, 115 Home City Federal Savings and Loan, 234 Home Store, 160, 161 Honabarger, Rosemary, 307 Honefanger, Christopher, 322 Honefanger, Jeff, 322 Honeyfanger, Robert, 52 Hoover, Ben, 222 Hopewell School, 66 Hopkins, Bobbi Ann Ireland, 199 Hoppes, Terry, 290 Hopping, Marilyn, 307 Hornbeck, Gladys F., 321, 433 Hornsby, Rogers, 401 Horsford’s Acid Phosphates, 172 Horse Breeding, 208 Horseshoes, 342 Horseshoe Pitching Competition 1929, 342 Horstman, Betty, 267 Horton, Idle E., 220 Horton, Lowell, 165 Hotel Shawnee, 145, 207 Hotel Shawnee Staff, 145 Hoyle, Martha Fox, 144 Houck, Rose, 90 Hough, Billy, 32 House, Curtis, 33 Houson-Wallace, Florence, 52 Howard, Evelyn Burt, 206 Howard, Florence, 254 Howard, Lee, 254 Howard, Nancy Bartley, 418 Howard, Ron, 206 Howell, Carolyn, 295 Howell, Marjorie Baldwin, 90

H.S. Kissell Lodge 674 Free & Accepted Masons, 268 Hubbell, Carl, 401 Hub Men’s Clothing Store 1920, 50 Hub Men’s Clothing Store 1929, 115 Hudson, J., 282 Hudson, James, 341 Huebner, Paul, 307 Huff, Linda, 266, 393 Huffman, Barbara, 165 Huffman, Bob, 20 Huffman, Ray, 20 Huffman, Reynold, 259 Hughes, Albert, 17, 149, 247 Hughes, Donna, 195 Hull, Bob, 235 Hull, Donna, 17 Hull & Spencer Attorneys, 168 Hullinger, Alva, 407 Hulsizer, Jim, 198, 234 Hume, Lt. Chaplain Ross, 167 Hunn, Eleanor Finney, 63 Hunt, Bill, 44 Hunt, J.M., 183 Hunt, Sidney, 400 Hunter, Clifford, 28 Hunter, Virginia, 190 Hunter, Virginia Harris, 40 Hupman, Lois Burns, 270 Hupp, Bob, 200 Hurley, Mr., 235 Hurst, Jim, 10 Husted, Donald Richard, 313 Huston Company, 372 Huston, Martha Mae, 372 Huston, Will, 372


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Hutchins, A.L., 382, 433 Hutchins, Robert (Bob), 24, 165 Hutslar, Forest, 52 Hwiecko, Bernice, 377 Hyer, Mildred, 30 Hyser, Warren, 261 Hyme, Marjorie, 267 Hymn books, 201 Ianni, Angelia, 393 Idle’s Garage 1940, 62 Idle, W.W., 62 Igou, Bertha H., 373 Igou, Dennis T., 373 Igou Spinning Machine, 373 Igou Sucker Machine, 373 Ihrig, Charles, 304 Ihrig, Naomi, 22 Ilges, Ed, 407 Imperial-Syncopated Orchestra, 28 Indian Lake Beauty Pageant, 206 Indianapolis Switch and Frog Company, 263 Ingerman, Betty, 138 Ingle, Jack, 304 Inglehart (Manuel), Esther, 241 Ingling, Betty, 17 Insley, Bill, 155 International Harvester, 256, 400 International Harvester Company Pensioneers 1938, 400 International Harvester Girls’ Basketball Team, 239 International Harvester Springfield Truckmaker, 239 International Harvester Plant, 203, 239, 243 International Harvester Press Shops 1939, 21 International Harvester Truck, 203, 243 Interurban Cars, 224, 328 Interurban Car, Lima-Springfield Line 1908, 224

Interurban Ride Recollection 1920, 224 IOOF Children’s Home, 256 IOOF Children’s Home Boy’s Band, 256 IOOF Children’s Home Orphans, 256 IOOF Home, 256 IOOF Home Band, 347 Ireland, Bob, 282 Ireland, Bobby Ann, 199 Ireland, Donald Lee, 321 Irish Catholics, 267 Irish Immigrants, 283 Iron Works in Springfield, 365, 366, 367 Iron Works Patents, 366 Irwin Coal Company, 189 Isley, William, 33 Jacamar Room, 385, 429 Jacamar Room Regulars 1937, 385 Jackson, Anne Kyle, 323 Jackson, Charles Franklin, 234 Jackson, David, 251 Jackson, Elaine, 149 Jackson, George, 33 Jackson, Graham W., 207 Jackson, Jim, 200 Jackson, Paul, 292 Jackson, Sarah, 357 Jackson, Susan Wile, 199 Jackson, Ted, 200 Jackson, Wayne, 350 Jacobs, Bud, 39 Jacobs, Faler “Red”, 407 Jacobs, Louise, 259 Jaichner, Teresa, 307 James Driscol & Sons Carriage Manufactory, 209 James, William, 404


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Jameson, Robert, 259 Jamison, Don E., 314 Jamison, Jack J., 250 Jamison, John D., 369 Jamison Plumbing and Heating Co., 369 Jaymes, Sully, 420 J.C. Stewart Grocery Ad, 383 J.D. Yowler Fish Cart, 72 Jeffers and McCune Garage, Agents of Kissel and Regal Cars, 122 Jeffries, Louise, 79 Jeffries, Naomi Ruth, 270 Jeffries, Robert, 33 Jenkins, Bob, 146 Jenkins, Christine, 94 Jenkins, Dorl, 407 Jenkins, Earl, 247 Jenkins, Henry, 400 Jenkins, Katie, 61 Jenkins, Kenny, 42 Jenkins, Mary Jo, 395 Jenkins, Minnie, 313 Jenkins, Rodger C., 270 Jenkins, Virginia, 25 Jensen, Eli A., 220 Jewitt, Rev. S., 265 John F. Kennedy Visit to Springfield, 83 Johns, Jimmy, 199 Johnson, Anna B., 266, 393 Johnson, Curtiss, 235 Johnson, Elwood, 33 Johnson, Emma Pencil, 241 Johnson, Frances, 235 Johnson, Frank, 79 Johnson, Inez, 52 Johnson, James, Judge, 347

Johnson, James Jr., 183 Johnson, Jeff, 198 Johnson, Johnny, 200 Johnson, Leroy, 12 Johnson, Margaret, 259 Johnson, Marilyn Reeves, 138 Johnson, Wayne, 200 Johnston, Charles, 307 Johnston, Ruth, 259 Johnston, Wilda Auld, 63 Jones, A. Joan, 314 Jones, Betty, 197 Jones, Charles, 33, 259 Jones, Etta, 307 Jones, J.M., 265 Jones, Lucille, 199 Jones, Mrs. Paul R., 301 Jones, Richard, 195 Jones, Thomas, 178 Jordon, Albert, 222 Jordan, John, 303 Jordan, Paul, 30 Jordan, R., 282 Jordan, Ray, 49 Jordan, Raymond B., 30 Jordan, Robert, 220 Jordan, Dr. Sherman S., 33 Jordon, Teresa, 251 Joseph, Bill, 261, 312 Joseph, Hope Louise, 149 Journal Und Adler, 422 J.S. Elliott Company, Insurance, 201 Judy, Betty Jayne, 154 Judy, Eleanor, 271 Judy, James, 321


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Judy, John, 150 Judy, Mary C., 25 Juenger, Marianne, 251 Juenger, Therese, 307 Juergens, Carl E., 314 Jump, Joan M. 313 Jung, R., 30 Junior Police Patrol, 269 Junior Police Patrol Badge, 269 Junior Police Patrol Certificate, 269 Junk, Tom, 185 Juvenile Detention Center, 258 J.W. Shafer and Son Store, 122 Kadel, Albert, 37 Kadel, Janet Knicely, 37 Kadel, Richard, 304 Kaffenbarger, Evelyn, 138 Kaffenbarger, Roma, 138 Kaliher, Elizabeth, 30 Kambeitz, John, 251 Kampman, John V., 97 Kampman, Jonathan, 322 Kane, Jeremy, 352 Kappel, Tom, 243 Karg & Nelson Smoke Shop, 114 Karg, Anna Marie, 37 Karns, Maxine, 259 Kaufman Store Christmas Decor, 161 Kautz, Bud, 302 Kavanaugh, Lloyd, 185 Kavanaugh, Viola, 250 Kazez, Daniel, 398 Kearfoot, Bessie, 82 Kearforr, S., 16 Kearney, James, 307

Kearns Brothers Horseshoes, 201 Kearns, Eugene, 30 Keck, Ada, 31 Keck, Charles, 178 Kegelmayer, Carl, 282 Keifer, Frank, 220 Keifer, Horace F, 220 Keifer, General J. Warren, 178 Keim, Borton, 220 Keller, Beverly Sue, 155 Keller, Ezra, 234, 253 Keller, Henry, 52 Keller, Mary Catherine, 30 Kelley, Barb, 257 Kelley, Corrine, 304 Kelley, Revered Francis P., 218 Kelley, George, 250 Kellogg, Clara Louise, 424 Kellor, R.W., 288 Kelly, E.S., 179 Kelly Fountain, 240 Kelly, Loretta, 30 Kelly, O.S., 183, 402 Kelly, Richard, 31 Kelly-Springfield Road Roller Co., 174 Kelly-Springfield Steamrollers, 436 Kelly-Springfield Truck, 163 Kelly-Springfield Trucks for use in Mexico 1916, 76 Kelly-Springfield Trucks 1914, 129 Kelsey Hayes, 234 Kelsey, Rev. S., 265 Kemp, Betty, 155 Kennedy, Sgt. Charles E., 110 Kennedy, Dorothy, 197 Kennedy, John F., 83


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Kennedy, Ruth A., 94 Kennedy, Vernon, 25 Kenney, Donna Jean Shively, 80 Kenney, Mary, 307 Kenney, Sue, 251 Kennon, Dorothy, 259 Kennon, Pauline, 197 Kenosha Auto Transport, 302 Kent, A.B., 220 Kepler, Robert, 32 Keriazes, Gus, 200 Keris, Elaine, 416 Kern, William, 247 Kerns, Charles, 200 Kerr, Kenneth, 259 Kerrigan, Suzanne, 307 Kersey, Frances, 259 Keye, Darwin, 40 Kibler Clothes, 168 Kibler, Mary Lou, 251 Kibler Men’s Clothing, 1950 snowstorm, 405 Kilgore, Lamar, 165 Kilpatrick, Gene, 408 Kilt-Ehman, June, 52 Kime, John, 307 Kimmerle, Bill, 39 Kindle, Tom, 235 King, Esther, 197 King, Gus B., 304 King, Nancy, 155 King, Phyllis Ann, 325 King, Ralph, 303 Kinkaid, John, 20 Kinnane Company, 263 Kinnison, William A., 144, 336

Kinsella, Marilyn C., 395 Kinsey, Doris, 250 Kirchner, Lucille, 120 Kirkham, Helen, 235 Kirkpatrick, T.J., 183 Kiser, William, 212 Kissell, A.J., 253 Kissell, Mrs. A.J., 253 Kissell Company, 268 Kissell, Harry S., 369 Kissell, Harry S., Bio, 268 Kissell, Harry S., Images, 268 Kissell, Harry S., Quotes Regarding, 268 Kissell Home, 268 Kissell, Linda, 199 Kissell, Martha, 28 Kitchen, Mary Alice Skelly, 90 Kitty, Paul, 408 Kitty, Stanley, 408 Kizer, David, 290 Kizer, Thomas, 290 Kline, Carl, 146 Kline, Frederick K., 400 Kline, Ray, 146 Kline, Robert, 314 Klontz, Ray, 259 Klosterman’s Bakery, 273 Klotz, Caroline Louise Gruen, 126 Knaggs, Dorothy, 25 Knaggs, June, 13 Knapp, Ray, 197 Knasel, Harry, 313 Knasel, Mary, 197 Knight, Jane, 197 Knights of Pythias Children’s Home, 255, 257


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Knights of Pythias Children’s Home Baseball Team, 257 Knights of Pythias Children’s Home Girl’s Band, 257 Knights of Pythias Children’s Home Boys and Girls, 257 Knights of Pythias Home Cottage No. 1, 422 Knisley, Barbara, 247, 314 Knisley, Betty, 138 Knisley, Harold, 378 Knisley, Marie, 377 Knote, J.M. 279 Knots, Don, 342 Knott, James, 23 Knox, Elsie, 300 Knox, Lois Louise, 433 Kock, Jessie, 31 Koehler, Elaine Ebenger, 267 Koehler, John F., 255 Koehring Company, 174 Kohl, Harry, 197 Kohl, Pat, 255 Konrad, Joseph, 400 Koppe, Eugene, 271 Koon, James, 195 Koons, Harold A., 304 Koontz, Percy, 200 Korean War, 299 Korhonen, Joyce, 261 Koste Vlahos’ Sugar Bowl, 191 Krafft, Kaye, 199 Kramp, E.E., 220 Krane, Marilyn, 199 Krapp, Harry, 222 Kredel & Alexander Clothiers, 159 Kress, Clarence E., 395 Kreidler, Alan, 250 Kreis, Dora, 22

Kreitz, Karl, 52 Krichbaum, Jack, 200 Kreig, Patricia, 307 Krietz, Kathryn, 17 Krietz, Sadie, 247 Krueger, Mary C., 138 Krueger, Norma, 30 Krumholt, Joseph, 30 Krumholz, James, Plumber, 201 Krupp, Francis, 307 Ku Klux Klan Parade 1923, 376 Kumler, Robert, 292 Kunk, Al, 48 Kunk, Eugene F., 30 Kunk, Robert W., 30 Kunkel, Betty, 435 Kunkel, Elinor, 435 Kunkel Family, 435 Kunkel, John, 435 Kunkel, Ruth, 435 Kunkle, Mary Margaret, 30 Kunkle, Virginia, 245 Kupanoff, Tripon, 251 Kuqua and Sons Carriage Factory, 279, 285 Kuqua and Sons Carriage Factory, Henry Ford’s Interest, 279 Kuqua, Charles, 279 Kuqua, Christian, 279 Kuqua, Elmer, 279 Kuqua, Samuel, 279 Kuss Auditorium, 248 Kuss, Dick, 397 Laengle, Frank, 30 Lacey, Elwood, 293 Lacy’s Women’s Clothing Store, 168, 405 Ladley, Alice, 134


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Ladley, Catherine, 134 Ladley, Clem, 134 Ladley, Clementine Davis, 134 Ladley, Mary, 134 Ladley, Oscar, 134 LaFayette, Mary, 30 Lagonda Avenue Congregational Church, 394 Lagonda Chapter DAR, 369 Lagonda Club, 235 “Lagonda Creek”, 234 Lagonda Manufacturing, 298 Lagonda Shining Parlors, 191 Lagos Brothers’ Greek-American Candy Kitchen, 201 Lahrman, Joseph, 307 Laird, Joseph, 265 Lambert, Robert, 213 Lamborn, L.P., 231 Lance, George W., 314 Lance, Lois Kathryn, 250 Landerville, Erma, 30 Landis, Virginia, 377 Lane, Jean Betty, 154 Lane, Phyllis, 377 Lane, Richard, 195 Lange, Richard, 146 Langen, Eugene, 251 Langen, Thomas H., 30 Lannert, Herbert A., 220 Lannert, Oscar, 220 Lansing, Albert, 300 Larason, E. Stanley, 250 Larcom Electric Company, 161 Last Man’s Club, 220 Laub, Carl, 307 Laub, Joann, 307

Lauer, Martin, 400 Laughlin, Walter D., 314 Lausche, Frank, 165 Lauver, Miriam, 377 Lauver, Robert G., 314 Law, Lt. J., 282 Lawhorn, Henry, 146 Lawrence, Helen Spung, 241 Lawrenceville Elementary Faculty 1943-44, 155 Lawrenceville Elementary 3rd Grade 1943-44, 155 Lawrenceville High School Baseball Team 1942, 223 Lawrenceville High School Basketball Team

1923-24, 200 Lawrenceville High School Class of 1945, 138 Lawrenceville High School Class of 1946, 195 Lawrenceville High School Class of 1948 Washington D.C. Class Trip and Graduation, 293 Lawrenceville Girls Softball Team 1945, 142 Lawson, Ellis, 146 Lawson, Marcella Rouch, 146 Laybourne, Harry, 5, 158, 306, 376 Laybourne, Richard, 314 Laybourne, Robert, 259 Layton, Bob, 342 Layton, Ladrew, 44 L.C. Aleshire Transfer Company, 298 Leach, Charles, 195 Leach, Emil, 293 Leapley, Elizabeth Evans, 241 Leary, Joann, 251 Leasure, Helen, 31 Leathley, Elwood, 259 Lebold, Jennie Berkshire, 199 Lee, Donald, 307 Lee’s Furniture, 168


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Lee, Lucy, 357 Leffel, Beulah, 270 Leffel Family, 378 Leffel, James, 336, 338 Leffel, Mary, 270 Leffel, Carolyn, 261 Leffel, Paul, 195 Leffel, Ruth, 38 Leffel Turbines, 203 Leffel, Virginia, 94 Legge, Bernice, 316 Legge, Lloyd, 316 Lehman, Flossie, 28, 197, 247, 304, 313 Leiby, Ardis, 250, 300 Leipold, William, 400 Leipold, William A., 30 Lemaster, Eileen, 81 Lemaster, Helen, 271 Lemaster, Minnie, 197 Lemaster, Ruth, 94 Lennert, Charles, 17 Lenski, Lois, 421 Lenski, Miriam, 421 Leonidas Automobile 1903, 285 Levan, Carl, 313 Levens, Mary Ellen Cheney, 190 Lewandowski, Leonard, 263 Lewe, Bill ,267 Lewe, Helen, 30 Lewis, Don, 146 Lewis, Janice Hampshire, 40 Lewis, Jerry, 270 Lewis, Lloyd, 248 Lewis, Robert, 33 Liberty Theater, 202, 405

Licklider, Grover, 155 Life Growing up in the 1920s-1940s, 353 Lightle, Garnet L., 270 Lightle, James A., 94 Lightner, Oscar, 22 Limestone and High, 409 Lincoln, Abraham, 221 Lincoln School Class 1901-02, 180 Lincoln Theater, 202 Lind, Eddie, 313 Lind, Herbet, 247 Lind, Hulda Jean, 138, 142 Lindeman, Frank, 400 Lindsay, Donald, 255 Lindsay, Jack, 255 Lindsay, Tom, 255 Line, Miriam, 31 Linkenhoker, John, 307 Linn, Janny Mellinger, 323 Linn, Patty, 24 Linson, Lavonne, 251 Lintker, Bernard, 251 Little-Greiner Flying Service, Inc., 237 Little Zion United Holy Church, 77 Littler, Clarence, 222 Littler, E., 27 Littler, L., 27 Littleton, Dorothy, 23 Littleton Funeral Home South Limestone, 376 Littleton, Hartman & Dillahunt, 191 Littleton, Herbert, 220 Lizza, Carmella, 307 L.K. Weaver, Plumber, 201 Lobbin, Ruth Burdine, 241 Lobeck, Margia Rader, 138


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Loe, Robert, 251 Loeffler, Joe, 267 Lofte, Jane Organ, 90 Loftis, Mary Lou, 240 Logsdon, Louise, 307 Logsdon, Richard, 307 Loney, Gene, 83 Long, Donald S., 395 Long, Frank, 197, 247, 304, 313, 325 Long, Ray, 220 Lookabaugh, Gerald, 300 Looksbaugh, Norma, 250 Lot, Roger W., 259 Lotschuetz, Elise, 251 Lott, Margaretta Jean, 154 Lotwer, Elva, 247 Love, Louise, 261 Lowe, Alice, 30 Lowenthal Furs, 168 Lowery, Ed, 14 Lowry, Archibald, 150 L. Shaffer Locksmith Ad, 383 Luaren, Welton, 44 Lucas, Ernestine, 357, 427 Lucas, Robert, 33 Ludlow and Williams Electric Baths, 201 Ludlow Battery & Ignition, 326 Ludlow, John, 263 Ludwick and Son, 273 Lushbaugh, James, 279 Luther, Elva, 197, 304, 313 Luther, Jimmy, 199 Lutheran Changes late 19th century, 253 Luttrell, Jennie Crouse, 90 Lutz, Arthur, 415

Lynch, Ruth, 149 Lynch, Walter E., 220 Lyons, Barbara Loy, 295 Lyons, Jack, 197 Lyons, Joan, 195 Lyons, Mrs., 255 Lyons, Patricia, 247 Lytle, Evah E., 270 Lytle, Jimmy, 24 Mabin, Betty Eileen, 138 Mack, Arthur, 33 MacKenzie, Alex, 264 Mackert, Rita, 267 MacKinnon, Mrs. A.L., 301 Madonna of the Trail, 428 Madonna of the Trail 1928 Dedication, 428 Mad River Bridge near Seitz and Bloses Mill, 215 Mad River National Bank, 263 Maggart, Janice Metz, 241 Mahoney, David E., 406 Mahoney, Thomas, 30 Maiden Lane Church of God, 283 Maiden Lane Church of God Sunday School Class, 283 Main, Dale, 31 Main Street 1908, 26 Main Street, 69 Majestic Theater, 202 Majestic Theater Kiddie Club, 269 Malahy, Patricia, 251 Malaney, Joe, 369 Malloy, John E., 30 Malotte, Charles, 146 Malowney, John R., 30 Malowney, Kathleen, 199 Malstan, William, 197


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Mammolite, Ray, 307 Mann, James, 30 Manning, Patsy, 195 Man O War Racing Horse, 373 Mantel, John, 307 Mantle, Mickey, 401 Manuel, Jinx, 346 Mapps, Mrs., 14 Marcum, Donald, 10 Marhankas, Charles, 262 Majestic Theater, 1950 Snowstorm, 405 Marketplace, 36, 38, 46, 112, 157, 258 Markins, Bus, 20 Markle, U.R., 32 Markley, Charles, 155 Markley, Harold Theodore, 321 Markley, Patty, 267 Marous, Joseph, 307 Marriman, Jeannetta, 30 Marphant, Albert Lesly, 154 Marquand, Rube, 401 Marshall, Andy, 223 Marshall, Mrs. Burt, 301, 393 Marshall, Logan, 200 Martin, A.J., 40 Martin, Billy, 401 Martin, Browne, Hull and Harper Law Firm, 263, 296 Martin, David, 296 Martin, Elizabeth, 293 Martin, Harry, 314 Martin, Jesse W., 304 Martin, Marian, 30 Martin, Naomi R., 270 Martin, Norma, 94 Martin, Oscar T., 263, 296

Martin, Paul, 94 Martin, Phyllis, 165 Martin, Robert, 155 Martin, Rosella, 262 Martin, Samuel W., 366 Martin, Yvonne, 210 Martindale, Martha Jane, 259 Mason, Bud, 32 Mason, Lois, 130 Mason, Robert, 304 Mason Street, 408 Masonic Temple, 157, 273 Massie, Elba C., 222 Massie, Herman, 12 Massie, Maurine, 120 Mast, Foos & Company, 172, 365, 367 Mast, P.P., 183, 212, 367 Masterson, Jerry, 200 Mathews, Elmer, 44 Mathews, Josephine, 44 Matlack, Harry, 251 Mattfield, Marjorie Helsel, 241 Matthies, Roland, 415 Mattie Guthrie’s Lunchroom, 115, 161 Maughn, Walter, 49 Maxton, Harold, 270 Mayhew, George W., 406 Maynard, Walker, 92, 241 Mazzolini, Amos E., 326 McBeth, William, 48 McBreen, James, 30 McBreim, Johnny, 42 McCain, J., 20 McCallister, John, 259 McCampbell, Joanne Clark, 323


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McCann, G.W., 366 McCaughey, 282 McCarley, Lillian Quick, 52 McCarty, Dick, 342 McCarty, Mac, 342 McCarty, Robert E., 395 McClain, Betty, 437 McClary, Betty, 17 McClean, Charles, 200 McClure, James, 52 McClure, Mary Crockett, 155, 163 McClure, Sgt. William, 282, 341 McClurg, Jean, 138, 142 McCollum, Marjorie, 239 McCombs, Laymen, 200 McConkey Road One Room Schoolhouse, 343 McConkey, Robert, 25 McConnahea, Sam, 267 McConnell, Betty Venema, 40 McCoy, Bebe, 44 McCoy, H.S., 16 McCreight Avenue 1935, 332 McCreight Family, 234 McCuddy, Melva J., 156 McCuddy, William E. (Bill), 156, 198 McCulloch, Jean, 388, 397 McCulloch, Mrs. William P. (Gertrude), 398 McCullough, A.M., 79 McCullough Family, 245 McCullough, Fred, 30 McCullough, Gertrude, 245 McCullough, Martha Burnett, 90 McCullough’s, 163 McCullough Wedding 1949, 245 McCutcheon, Bill, 261, 282, 341

McCutcheon Home, 1710 W. Washington St., 353 McCutcheon, Paul, 341, 353, 354, 355 McCutcheon, William Jr., 282 McDaniel, Marjorie, 23 McDaniel, Velma, 94 McDevitt, Mrs. 433 McDonald, Coach, 262 McDonald, Esther, 357 McDonald, Fannie “Mother Mac”, 256 McDonald, Frank, “Father Mac”, 256 McDonald, James, 23 McDonald, Jim, 165 McDonald, Martha, 44 McDonald, Susie, 165 McDonough, Charles, 14 McDonough, James, 14 McDonough, John, 250 McElroy, Madeline, 22 McFarland, Carl, 314 McFarland, Doris C., 314 McFarland, Irene, 197 McFarland, Joy, 195 McFarland Musical Company, 405 McGarry, J.R., 183 McGill, Garnet, 31 McGillivray, Bob, 223 McGillivray, Harold, 293 McGillivray, Kenneth N., 138 McGillvray, Marilyn, 142 McGinnis, Carl, 276 McGinnis, Robert, 313 McGonigal, Ron, 200 McGregor, Mrs. Allen, 301 McGregor, Hattie, 301 McGregor, Mary, 199


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McGregor, Mrs. Roy, 301 McGuire, Claire, 307 McIlwain, Jim, 276 McIntire, Barbara, 247 McIntire, B.B., 297 McJilton, Jack, 94 McKaig, Jim, 10 McKaig, William, 165 McKay, David, 305 McKee, Helen, 190 McKee, Jessie, 190 McKee, Marjorie, 120 McKenna, Charlene, 251 McKennon, John, 25 McKinley, Janie, 199 McKinley, Pat, 199 McKinney, Roy R., 250 McKnight, Jack E., 314 McKnight, William, 195 McLean, John, 30 McMillen, Furl, 267 McMurtry, William, 33 McNail, Miss A., Modiste, 201 McNally, Rosemary, 251 McNary, Barbara, 433 McNary, Joe, 311 McNary, Norman, 321 McNaughten, Pauline, 261 McNeil, Donna, 251 McNeil, Rose Jones, 357 McNeloy, Lena, 404 McNulty, Dan, 235 McNulty, Teresa, 251 McPherson, Shirley, 247 McPommell, Florence, 307

McWilliams, David, 313 Mead, Bob, 20 Meadows, Gerald, 250 Mecca Café, 405 Mechanicsburg Maple Grove Cemetery, 317 Mechanicsburg Maple Grove Cemetery Civil War Monument, 317 Mechanicsburg WWI Memorial, 317 Mecklenborg, Ellen E., 30 Mecklin, Isa, 79 Meckstroth, Harry W., 304 Medley, Barbara Jean, 155 Meeg, Paul, 251 Mefford, Charles, 262 Megie, George Mehoff, Boris, 307 Meinberg, Harold “Mouse”, 333 Melahey, Pat, 233 Melamp, Donald, 307 Melcher, Fred, 30 Mellinger, Janny, 323 Mellinger, Rachel, 308 Melton, Edith Marie, 154 Melville, Myra, 313 Memorial Day Parades 1939, 1945, 1947, 1948, 379 Memorial Hall, 15 Menda, Mary Ruth Bowser, 270 Mendenhall, Dave, 206 Mendenhall, Enid, 250 Merchant, Mahlon, 33 Merchants and Mechanics Bank, 18, 168 Merchants Gargling Oil Advertisement, 172 Meredith, Cynthia, 262 Merkle, Albert, 220 Merritt, Sgt. S., 282 Mershon, Dan, 235


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Messler, Mrs. J. Watson, 301 Metzdorf, Fr. John, 267 Meuleman, Allan, 247 Meyer, Martha, 90 Miami Ice and Fuel Company Stock, 249 Michael, Alwalda Joan Shaffer, 241 Michael, Glendon, 222 Michael, Homer, 31 Michael, Mary, 31 Mildred’s Hat Shop, 405 Milhoan, Bob, 304 Mill Race, 336 Miller, Ben, 282, 341 Miller, Bill, 197 Miller, Bruce, 185 Miller, Carl, 220 Miller, Charles A., 381 Miller, Christine, 38 Mills, Deloris Bogard, 412 Miller, Eugene, 259 Miller, Frances, 416 Miller, Francis, 195 Miller, Fred, 67, 200 Miller Gas Engine Company, 381 Miller, Gerard, 30 Miller, Glenna, 433 Miller, Gordon, 321 Miller, Guy, 255 Miller, Harold Willard, 154 Miller, Howard, 92 Miller Improved Gas Engine, 381 Miller, James, 251 Miller, John C., 183 Miller, Marjorie, 247 Miller, Neomi, 433

Miller, Norma, 433 Miller, Raymond, 23 Miller, Robert, 155 Miller, Ross, 210 Miller, Russel H., 154, 304 Miller, Russell, 92 Miller, Urb, 49 Miller, Virginia Vince, 40 Miller’s Arcade Music House, 201 Millet, Rosemary, 31 Milligan, M.L., 183 Mills, Harold, 200 Mills, Jim, 238 Mills, Martha, 199 Mills, Ralph W., 395 Mills, Robert, 195 Milner, J.E., 31 Milner, Mrs. J.E., 31 Minna, Mary, 239 Minna, Sam, 200, 269 Minney, Thelma Embry, 37 Minogue, Dorothy, 233 Minogue, John, 233 Minogue, John Jr., 233 Minturn, Ardith, 313 Miranda, Marjorie, 345 Mitch, B., 27 Mitch, Jane, 17 Mitchell Engineering Company Advertisement, 203 Mitchell, Jack, 223 Mitchell, Jane, 251 Mitchell, Margaret, 30 Mitchell, Marjorie, 138 Mitchell, Ralph, 223 Mitchell, Robert, 33


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Mitman, Elwood “Woody”, 325 Mitterholzer, Fred, 304 Mittman, Lucille, 61 Mize, Johnny, 401 M.M. Johnson Jeweler Ad, 383 Mock, Leona, 90 Model Laundry Company, 172 E. Main 310 Model T. Fords, 1922, 1927, 235 Moler, Catharine Hardin, 429 Moler Family, 429 Moler, Harry Burnet, 429 Moler, John Douglass, 429 Moler, Julia (Heaume), 429 Moler, Mary Imogene, 429 Moler, William Griffith, 429 Molyneaux, Pauline, 90 Monette, Helen, 307 Montanus, Francis, 30 Moody, Alan, 251 Moody, Lt. R., 282 Moody, Robert, 82 Moon, Morris, 264 Moon, Oscar, 247 Moon, William, 251 Moore, Clarence, 24 Moore, Davey, 269 Moore, George, 261 Moore, J.N., 232 Moore, Joe, 33 Moore, John, 33 Moore, LaVerne, 120 Moores, W. Huston, 397 Moores, W. Huston, Photo Collection, 379, 388, 389, 397 Moorman, Alice, 251 Moorman, Bob, 346

Moorman, Jesse, 307 Moran, Martin C., 30 Morgan, Hedwig, 22 Morgan, Hersel L., 282 Morgan, Ida, 94 Morgan, Mike, 211 Morgan, Pansy, 385 Morning Sun, 422 Morningstar, Jim, 185 Morris, Elaine, 94 Morris, Grace, 195 Morris, Rose, 307 Morrison, Ruth, 149, 247 Morrissey, Mary Catherine, 30 Morsel, Harry Junior, 313 Mosie, Pauline, 267 Moseman, Richard, 199 Moss, Alonzo, 33 Mother Stewart, 91 Moultney, Davidine, 307 Mountcastle, Howard Jr., 433 Mowatt, Matt, 400 Mule Driven Traction Cars, 328 Mumma, Carl, 81, 359 Mumma, Frank, 358 Mumma & Mumma Auctioneers, 358 Mumma & Mumma Ad, 358 Municipal Airport, 363 Municipal Court, 258 Municpal Stadium, 406 Murphy, Charles W., 433 Murphy, Connie, 266 Murphy, Ed Jr., 243 Murphy, Ed Sr., 243 Murphy, Helen L., 304


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Murphy, Michael, 381 Murphy, Nathaniel, 165 Murphy, Norma Jean, 321 Murphy, Robert, 251 Murray House, 150 Murray, Jean, 247 Murray, John, 307 Murray, Mae, 433 Murray, Richard W., 310 Music-Stage Performance Group, 248 Musselman, Lois L., 395 Myers, Betty, 197 Myers, Bob, 200 Myers, Elsie, 250 Myers, Fred W. “Fizzer”, “Fizz” 12, 243, 245 Myers, Grace Bowman, 357 Myers Hall, 240 Myers, Marcus, 210 Myers, Margaret, 190 Myers Market, 39, 115, 157 Myers, Nora, 276 Myers, Paul, 32 Myers, Ray, 49 Nafz, Patricia, 307 Naille, Dick, 408 Naille, Samuel A., 220 Nash, Duane H., 287 Nash, Eugene, 23 Nathaniel, Sandra M.D., 313 National Bank Notes Era, 275 National Electric Company, 161 National Marathon Dance Contest, 206 National Road, 150, 369 National Road Bridge Across Mad River, 215 National Supply Company, 348

National Supply Co. Supervisors Banquet 1941, 88 Naval Experiences in WWII, 368 Nave, Jack, 200 Nave, William, 40 Nawman, Lawrence, 200, 325 Nawman, Marjorie J., 395 Neal, Geneva Jeanette, 154, 304 Neal, Grover T., 161 Neal, Helen I., 304 Neal Sign Company, 161 Neal, Tolbert, 161 Neal, Wanda Tuttle, 40 Nearly New Shop, 301 Needles, C.W., 220, 400 Needles, Ray, 407 Neer, Clifford, 321 Neer, Elwood, 433 Neer, Harold, 321 Neer, Milburn, 311 Neese, Mary Rockenfield, 155 Neff, Art, 235, 247 Neff, Eldon, 215 Neff, Helen, 235 Neff, John, 223 Neff, John D., 314 Neff, Joyce Delight, 314 Neff, Ray, 235 Neher, Willard, 222 Nehls, Julia Jane, 120 Nelson, Betty, 259 Nelson, William W., 30 Nelsons Business College, 159 Nesbitt, Pauline, 377 Nevius, Eugene, 49 Nevius, Frank Jr., 132


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Nevius, Jerome, 49 Newby, Angie, 210 Newby, Bob, 200 Newby, Juanita, 210 Newby, Ray, 210 New Carlisle 1898 2nd Grade Class, 43 New Carlisle High School Class of 1947, 250 New Carlisle High School Class of 1948, 314 New Carlisle Snowstorm 1950, 65 Newell, Verna, 149 New Era Paper, 422 New Moorefield High School, 382 New Moorefield High School 1934, 25 New Moorefield High School Class of 1950, 382 New Moorefield High School Class of 1951, 433 New Moorefield Boys Basketball 1939, 32 New Moorefield Softball Team, 140 News Paper, 422 Newsboy, 69 Newquay, England, 278 New Year’s Postcards, 331 New York Central Aerotrain, 179 Nichols, F., 282 No No Nanette Production 1975, 248 Noon Optimist Club, 207 Northern Heights School, 59 Northern School Class 1900, 180 Northern School 1939 7th Grade Class, 44 North, Erma, 416 North Street AME Church, 232, 419 North Hampton Baseball Team 1944, 92 North Hampton class of 1947, 241 North High School, 248 Northup, John, 155 Northup, Justin, 259

Northup, L.W., 25 Northup, Lynn, 142 Northwestern High School Class of 1951 Washington D.C. Trip, 437 Northwestern High Class of 1977 missing students, 250 Norton, Mildred, 377 Nugent, Geneva Butler, 256 Nungesser, Jim, 200 Nurses, 377 Nursing Students in Class, 246 Nursing Window Display, 272 Nuss, Alice Farrell, 90 Nuss, Clarence, 251 Oak Grove Grade School, 295 Oak Grove Grade School Girl’s Softball Team 1946, 295 Oak Grove High School Class of 1928, 28 Oak Grove High School Class of 1933, 52 Oates, Leslie, 40 Ober, John, 400 O’Briant, George, 155 O’Brien, Alexander, 285 O’Brien Family Photo, 285 O’Brien, Joe C., 201 O’Brien, Josephine, 30 O’Brien, Margaret, 378 O’Brien, Michael E., 378 O’Brien, Tom, 49 O’Brien, Richard E., 82 O’Brien, William L., 285 O’Brien, William L., Jr., 285 O’Connor, Michael, 400 Odd Fellows Home Band, 31 Odella, Sister, 267 Oekler, Doris, 304 Oelker, Ruth, 195 Oesterlen, Amelia Tritch, 253


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Oesterlen Barn, 253 Oesterlen Donation Card, 253 Oesterlen Dormitories, 253 Oesterlen Grave, 253 Oesterlen Orphan’s Home, 253 Oesterlen Orphans, 253 Oesterlen Playground, 253 Offutt, James, 251 Ogden, Barbara, 433 Ogg, Mrs., 276 O’Neil, Butch, 49 O’Neill, Louis D., 30 Oney, Wanda, 250 Ohio Bell Telephone Company, 132 E. High, 235 Ohio Edison Crew, 203 Ohio Edison Interior, 231 Ohio Edison Office, East High Street, 230 Ohio Edison Plant, Mad River, 230 Ohio Electric Barber Shop, 191 Ohio Electric Railway Car, 224 Ohio Lyric Theater, 1 Ohio Masonic Children’s Home, 255 Ohio Masonic Home, 19 Ohio Masonic Home Girls Cottage, 19 Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home, 327 Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home Football Team 1939, 327 Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home Track Team 1939, 327 Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home Basketball Team 1937, 327 Ohio Southern Railroad Ad, 422 Ohio Steel Foundry Company Plant, 203 Ohio Theater, 202 Ohrdruf Concentration Camp, 344 Okinawa Map, 264 Oklahoma Production 1974, 248 Olan Mills Building, 279

Old Toll Gate House, 283 Oldham, Robert, 23 Olive Branch High School Class of 1933, 37 Olive Branch High School Class of 1938, 304 Olive Branch High School Class of 1942, 270 Olive Branch High School Class of 1944, 94 Olive Branch High School Class of 1946, 195 Olive Branch High School Class of 1947, 259 Olive Branch High School Class of 1948, 314 Olive Branch High School Class of 1950. 395 Omstead, Onedine, 13 Ora Stafford Transfer and Storage Cart, 72 Orndorff, Richard, 278 Osborn Lumber Company, 181 Osborn Lumber Company Truck 1928, 181 Osborne, Beula Leffel, 270 Oscar Ladley’s Civil War Letters, 134 O.S. Kelly Company, 174 Oswald, Carol, 307 Otewalt, John, 222 Otstot, Earl, 32 Ott, Betty Lou, 304 Ott, Norma Jean, 313 Ott’s Market, 405 Otto, Fred, 244 Otto, Georgia, 244 Otto, Maria, 244 Otto, Michael, 244 Otto, Stephen, 244 Overbrook Grand Opening, 260 Overbrook Swim Club, 260 Overbrook Swim Meet, 260 Overbrook Water Ballet 1950-1958, 260 Overbrook Water Ballet 1958, 260 Overbrook Water Ballet 1975, 260


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Overbrook Water Ballet 1978, 260 Overholser, Dale, 155 Owen, Ruth, 377 Owens, Herman, 264 Owens, Les, 358 Owens, Marie, 40 Oyler, Edgar, 13 Paddock Restaurant, 405 Paden, Bessie Lou, 416 Page, Betty, 24 Page, Christine, 23 Page, Donald E., 53 Page, Eddie, 23 Page, Eileen Dawn, 138, 142 Page, Ruby, 24 Paige, Satchel, 346 Pajama Game Production 1961, 248 Palmer, Mrs. A.M., 424 Pappert, Francis, 49 Patsiavos, Christ, 240 Parade for 1950 Basketball Champs, 165 Parchen, Ruth, 155 Parish, Carl, 360 Parish, Charles, 60 Parish, Chester, 360 Parish Coal and Feed, 60, 360 Parish, Donald, 197, 360 Parish, Emily, 360 Parish, George W., Jr., 60, 360 Parish, George W., Sr., 60 Parish, John, 60, 360 Parish, Pauline (Humphrey), 304, 360 Parish, Reva, 360 Parish, Russell, 360 Parish, Wayne, 360

Parker, Barbara E., 270 Parker, Edwin D., 229 Parker Pattern and Foundry Company, 229 Parker Pattern Works Company, 229 Parker, Paul B., 220 Parker, P.C., 232 Parker, Richard, 304 Parker, Richard W., 229 Parker, Robert, 197 Parker’s Restaurant, 168 Parker Sweeper Company, 229 Parker, William Henry Thomas, 229 Parks, Robert Jr., 293 Parrett, Pearl, 321 Parsell, Andrew, 299 Parsell, Bill, 299 Parsell, Clyde, 299 Parsell, Minnie, 299 Parsell, Ralph, 299 Parsell, Richard, 299 Parsell, Richard, Letter telling of Death, 299 Parsley, Lilly, 293 Parsley, James, 155 Parsley, Phyllis, 155 Parson, Art, 256 Parsons, John W., 255 Partchen, Ruth, 241 Partridge, Donna Watts, 40 Pat and Martha’s Café, 146 Patrol House, 82 Patsiavos, Jim, 84 Patterson, C.M., 33 Patterson, Joan, 247 Patterson, Joel Jr., 154 Patterson, Mrs. Ralph, 301


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Patterson, Ruth, 38 Patton, Ethel “Bean” Bowser, 235 Patton’s 4th Armored Division, 344 Patton, Helen Powell, 37 Patton, Joe, 312, 408 Patton’s Manufacturing, 233 Pauly, Richard, 251 Pavelka, Anita, 307 Pavelka, Donald, 307 Payne, James, 241 Payne, John, 222 Peacock Bar and Grill, 337 Peacock Beauty Salon, 115 Peacock, Robert, 23 Peak, Clara C., 304 Pearl Harbor Attack, 351 Pearl Harbor, U.S.S. Oklahoma, 148 Pearson, John, 247 Peck, Bill, 10, 149 Peck, Gene, 17 Pedrick, David, 199 Peleliu, 278 Pence, Anna, 284 Pence, Dick, 312 Pence, Helen, 161 Pence, Jesse, 284 Pence, Nancy, 437 Pendleton, Roy, 303 Peneton, Pauline L., 304 Penix, Walter, 151 Pennsylvania House, 240 Pennsylvania House before 1940 Restoration, 369 Pennsylvania House restoration in 1940, 369 Pennsylvania House Restoration Campaign, 369 Pennsylvania House Restoration Crew, 369

Penthana, Catherine E., Milliner, 201 Peoples, Arthur H., 94 Peoples Baking Company, 273 Peoples, Betty, 270 Peppard, Joan, 261 Perfection Laundry, 203 Perfection Laundry Ad, 308 Perkins, Jean, 247 Perkins, Pari, 339 Perry, Ina, 31 Perry, Ioula, 31 Pesa, Mary Jane Lynn, 40 Peters, Carl, 267 Peters, Harold, 120 Peters, Jack, 23 Peters, Kenny, 342 Peters, Ray, 342 Peters, Ronald, 342 Peterson, Frank L., 110 Petre, Esther, 345 Petticrew, George, 267 Petticrew, Ralph, 312 Petty, Harry F., 395 Pfaff, Dorothy Shaw Pfaff, Harold, 40, 395 Pfeiffer, Lee Anna Baker, 138 P.F. Garber Grocery, 315 Pflaumer, Lawrence, 94, 195, 259, 270, 304, 314 Pflum, Shirley, 251 Phares, Betty L., 94 Phares, William, 270 Philippines, 278 Phillips, Dick, 32 Phillips, Fred, 162 Phillips, Thelma Baker, 412


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Phillips Women’s Clothing, 1950 Snow, 405 Phil Schmidt & Son Grocers Cart, 72 Photograph Deterioration, 378 Pickard, Arno, 259 Picklesimer, John Picolo, Virginia, 251 Pience, John, 247 Pierce, Franklin, 219 Pierce, Roy, 155 Piersall, Jimmy, 401 Pierson, Cap, 49 Pifer, Ward, 222 Pinyerd, Elaine, 377 Piqua Sketches, 292 Pitchin, 342 Pitchin General Store, 151 Pitzer, Betty, 165, 186 Pitzer, Elwood, 165, 186, 262 Pitzer, John W., 165 Pitzer, Phil, 165 Plattsburg High School, 235 Plattsburg High School Class of 1942, 17 Plattsburg High School Class of 1945, 149 Plattsburg High School Class of 1947, 247 Plattsburg High School Class of 1951, 430 Plum, Bob, 200 Plum Street Bridge Over Buck Creek, 363 Plunkett, Harold, 433 Plunkett, Robert, 17 Plymouth Trucks outside Idle’s Garage 1940, 61 Pogue, J. Miller, 222 Poland, Warder, 311 Polio Vaccination Clinic 1950s, 73 Political Campaign Ads, 298 Polk, James K., 219

Polland, Ernie, 28 Pollock, Clarence, 261 Pollock, Edward, 251 Pollock, George, 261 Pollock, Mary, 261 Poole, Gloria Legge, 316 Poorman, F., 282 Porter, Clyde, 213 Porter, Gerald E., 259 Porter, Lewis W., 259 Porter, Myron, 213 Portman, Joan Jones, 245 Posey, Eugene, 195 Possum School 50 Year Reunion, 323 Postage Rates 1837, 177 Post Office, 112, 326 Post Office Lobby, 326 Post Office, Old, 326, 376 Post, Clark, 259 Post, Edgar M., 321 Post War Bread Shortages, 273 Post, Wylie, 158 P.O. Toole, Boot and Shoe Man, 172 Porter, Clyde, 342 Potter, Betty, 276 Potter, Caroline, 276, 292 Potter, Charles, 276 Potter, Jennie O’Neill, 424 Potter, Martha, 276 Potts, Cornie, 392 Potts, John, 321 Potts, Johnny, 311 Potts, Robert Eugene, 313 Powell, Al, 84 Powell, Herbert, 351


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Powell, Lois, 351 Powell, Marjorie Lou, 304 Powell, Martha, 197 Powell, Robert, 251 Powell, Ruth, 13 Powell, Sylvester, 304 Powers, Jim, 32, 308 Powers, Joan, 251 Powers, Michael J., 310 Powers, Roseanne, 165 Prather, Mrs., 255 Pream, Olive, 120 Prince, Edward, 304 Prince, Fred, 321 Price, Verna Gearhardt, 152 Prince Hall Affiliate Masons, 232 Princess Theater, 202 Pringle, James, 265 Pringle, James, Jr., 265 Pringle, Jennie, 265 Pringle, Sarah, 265 Printz, Howard, 254 Printz, Lois, 271 Prison, 82 Pritchard, Elwood, 412 Pritchard, Nellie, 412 Pritchet, Beatrice, 210 Pritchet, Bobby, 210 Pritchet, Jimmy, 210 Proctor, M., 16 Progressive Era Benevolent Groups, 339 Prohibition, 145 Propst, Elmer, 155 Prospect Point Observation Tower, Niagara Falls, 294 Prosser, Art, 407

Prosser, Thomas, 433 Publications in the 1890s, 422 Puckett, Betty, 149, 247 Puckett, Donals, 197 Puckett, Juanita, 155 Puckett, Verla, 197 Pullin, Alice, 259 Purity Ice Cream, 115 Pyle, Bob, 200 Pyles, Alan, 304 Pyles, Carl, 304 Pyles, Harley Boyd, 313 Queen Esthers 1931, 357 Quickie Sandwich Shop, 405 Quinn, Rob, 267 Rabbitts, Charles, 79 Rabbitts, J.H., 179 Rabey, Hettie, 22 Race, Elinor, 314 Race Riot 1921, 420 Radcliffe, C.C., 222 Rader, J., 282 Rader, Joan, 314 Rader, Judy, 261 Rader, Margia, 138 Rader, Phyllis, 314 Rainbow Bridge in Snyder Park, 215 Ramsey, Doris, 259 Ramsey, Vivian, 271 Rand, Romand, 302 Randall, Katherine, 154 Rankin, James, 265 Rankin, Margaret, 265 Rankin, Rosemary, 251 Rapp, Hubertien, 94


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Rapp, Kathryn, 94 Raquit, Edwin, 23 Rascner, Leona, 259 Rat Biscuit Company, 405 Rathbun, Fisher & Company, 201 Rathfon, Henry, 213 Raup, Betty, 345, 398 Ray, Paul, 264 Rea, Cecil, 120 Ream, Faye, 155 Rebholz, Timothy, 366 Research Club 100 Year Anniversary, 345 Research Club Members, 345 Recitation Hall, 240 RECO Ad, 308 Reed, Eileen, 304 Reed, Jim, 32 Reed, Leo, 63 Reed, Robert, 259 Reeder, Harriet, 120 Reedles, Paul Edward, 313 Reedy, Martin, 30 Reese, Ed, 20 Reese, F., 282 Reese, Hal “Pee Wee”, 401 Reeves, Marilyn, 138 Refiners Gasoline, 203 Regent Theater, 202 Reibold, Robert, 307 Reichman, Edith, 292 Reid Jr. High 1942 Champions, 10 Reiling, Earl, 213 Reinhard, John Thomas, 154 Reinheimer, John, 247 Reinwald, L.E., 210

Reiselt, Charline, 255 Reisinger, Betty, 433 Rellick, Andy, 211 Remsberg, Ellen, 276 Renner, Mrs. Clarence H., 398 Reuf, William, 282 Reynard, Charles, 253 Reynard, George, 253 Reynard, Jack, 253 Reynard, Lilv, 253 Reynard, Margaret, 253 Reynard, Mary Ellen, 253 Reynard, Miriam, 253 Reynolds, Esther Mae Hartman, 63 Reynolds, Garth, 259 Reynolds, W.J., 37, 195 Rhinehimer, Vira, 17 Rhoades, Clarence, 363 Rhodes, Betty, 437 Rhodes, Lynnette, 250 Rhodes, Roger, 437 Rice, Betty, 13 Rice, Betty Lou, 304 Rice, Carl, 270, 322 Rice, Donna J. Cessna, 40 Rice, Harold, 40 Rice, Homer, 13 Richards, Art “Puck”, 200 Richards, Austin, 220, 282 Richards, Janice, 313 Richendollar, Juanita, 304 Richey, Edith, 22 Rickabaugh, Herbert, 304 Rickly Memorial Hospital, 19 Ridenour, Charles E., 309


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Rider, Walter, 220 Ridgeway, Marilyn Krane, 199 Ridgewood Kindergarten Class of 1946, 199 Riesser, Mrs. Jack, 272 Rife, Carrie M., 154, 197, 259 Rife, Christine Detrick, 37 Riley, Everett, 28 Riley, Marilyn, 307 Riley, Martha, 307 Riley, Mary Catherine, 251 Rinker, Louisa Schulte, 37 Rinker, Spanky, 392 Rinley, April, 151 Ritter, John, 156 Rix, Janice, 197 Rizer, Jerry, 251 Roach, Dale, 185, 250 Roach, Joyce, 293 Roach, Marcella I., 304 Robbinette, R., 220 Robbins & Myers, 353 Robbins & Myers Advertisement, 203 Robbins & Myers Norden Bombsight, 186 Robbins & Myers 20 Yr. Veteran Employees 1941, 135 Robbins & Myers Baseball Team, 20 Robbins & Myers Factory Work, 176 Robbins & Myers Female Workers 1930, 61 Robbins & Myers Female Workers 1920, 176 Robbins & Myers Ladies Veterans Club 1937, 61 Robbins & Myers Timecard Keeper, 176 Robbins, Jerry, 20 Robe, Paul, 40 Roberds, Sherry Joan, 313 Robert Black Book Ad, 383 Roberts, Bernice Bryant, 63

Roberts, Clara Ehrhart, 89 Roberts, Don, 200 Roberts, Ernie, 305 Roberts, Helen, 271 Roberts, Jean, 120 Roberts, Mary, 22 Roberts, Robert, 307 Robeson, Marjorie D., 304 Robey, Donald, 17 Robinson, Frances, 155 Robinson, Gloria, b307 Robinson, Jack, 305 Robinson, Loren, 200 Robinson, Richard, 52 Robinson, William, 232 Robison, Dicky, 210 Roche, James, 251 Rocke, O.J., 287 Rockenfield, J. Paul, 82 Rockne, Knute, 119 Rockway School, 29, 407 Rockway School Fire 1929, 29, 255 Rocky Point School, 66 Roddy, Jim, 40 Rodecker, Kay, 31 Rodgers, Fran, 305 Rodgers, James G., 305 Roeth, Marlene, 323 Rogers Iron Company, 365, 366, 367 Rogers, Jean, 197 Rogers, Lee Ann, 199 Rogers, Timothy, 366 Rogers, Will, 158 Rohan, Arthur, 30 Rolfes, Fred, 16


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Rolfes, Jim, 16 Rolfes, Susan, 262 Roller, Richard, 307 Roller, Robert Lee, 282 Romanoff, Nancy, 199 Romer, Agnes, 61 Romer, Katie, 61 Ronemus, Arthur, 140 Ronemus, Deanne, 140 Ronemus, George, 140 Ronemus, Georgia, 140 Ronemus, Gladden, 28 Ronemus, Irene, 140 Ronemus, L.G. “Ronnie”, 140 Ronemus Made to Order Clothing Shop, 140 Ronemus, Nancy, 429 Ronemus, Thor, 16, 140 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 148 Roosevelt Junior High, 257 Roosevelt, Theodore, 263 Roosevelt, Theodore (with Harry Kissell), 268 Root Auto Filling Station, 115 Root, Dr. C.M., Dentist, 201 Root, H.G., 288 Rose Marie Candies, 411 Rose, Ray, 322 Rosenalt, Lucille, 251 Rosenberger, Laura, 398 Rosensteel, John, 220 Rosicka, William, 251 Ross, Al, 20 Ross, Helen Charlene, 154 Ross, Irene A., 30 Ross, John E., 395 Ross Tavern, 150

Ross, Tony, 20 Roth, Bill, 392 Roth, Elinor, 13 Roth, Harriet, 239 Roth, Wider, 13 Rotroff, Lois Ann, 433 Rouch, Delois, 146 Rouch, Donald, 146, 270 Rouch, Jim, 146 Rouch, June Ann, 259 Rouch, Richard, 146, 270 Rouch, Rosalie, 146 Rouch, Wayne W., 220 Roush, Carol, 313 Roush, Charlotte, 416 Roush, Ona Oddette, 313 Routzahn & Wright Shoes, 159 Routzone, Babe, 245 Rowe, Betty, 259 Rowe, C.O., 231 Rowe, Helen, 197 Rower, B., 16 Rower, R., 16 Roy, Daniel, 222 Ruark, Howard, 255 Rucker, Vic, 200 Ruckman, Checter, 32 Ruddell, S.L., 270 Rude, Viola, 406 Rudolph, Walter, 31 Rudy, Jack A., 250 Rudy, Phyllis, 321 Rudy, Ralph E., 304 Ruef, William, 282 Rumpke, Anna L., 154


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Runyan, Gwenzilla, 231, 433 Runyan, Jim, 32 Runyan, Richard, 433 Runyan, Robert, 23 Runyan, Timmy, 311 Rush & Bailey Attorneys, 168 Rush, Bob, 303 Rush, Ken, 296 Rush, Mary, 345, 398 Russel, Marjorie, 44 Russell, Dick, 412 Russell, Dot, 412 Russell, Leo, 307 Russell, Marian, 412 Russell’s Point, 206 Rust, Alva, 404 Rust, Anne Belle, 155 Rust, Becky, 261 Rust, Ina, 142 Rust, Jake, 334 Rust, Karl O., 222 Rust, Mary Lou, 195 Rust, Robert, 293 Rutherford, Charles, 14 Rutherford, Evelyn, 64 Rutherford, James, 382, 433 Rutherford, Jim, 14 Rutherford, Keith, 17 Rutherford, Mildred Frost, 52 Ruzick, Helen Dickinson, 37 Ryan, Jerry, 251 Ryan, William, 304 Ryan, W.C., 304 Sager, Mae, 98 Saille, Anton, 400

Sallee, Jack, 165 Salisbury, Vivian A., 395 Salyers, Julia A. Sprague, 40 Sampson, David, 400 Sanders, Mrs. Howard, 272 Sanderson, Joanne, 271 Sandridge, Elmo, 264 Sandy Bottom, 255 Santelli, Rose Marie, 267 Sassen, Thomas, 251 Sawyer, Herman, 437 Saxbe, William, 245 Saye, Mary, 313 Sayers, O.W., 241 Saylor, Florence, 250 Saylor, Jim, 40 Saylor, Pat, 300 Scanlan, Frances, 251 Scanlon, Robert, 307 Scarff, Bill, 195 Scarff, Jane, 270 Scarff, Mary Ellen, 304 Scarff, Maxine M., 395 Scarff, Nancy Jo., 259 Schaefer Basketball Team, 333 Schaefer Jr. High, 2, 9 Schaefer’s Bakery, 273 Schartz, Ed, 78 Schartz, Francis, 78 Schartz’s Clock Café, 78 Schenk, Joan, 197 Schiller, Rita C., 395 Schissler, Rita, 251 Schlicher, Elsie, 13 Schlicher, Gertrude, 13


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Schlischer, Elsei, 239 Schlischer, Louise, 239 Schmackers, Martin, 30 Schmackers Stop & Shop, 337 Schmidt, Adam, 84 Schmidt, Albert, 84 Schmidt, Bob, 408 Schmidt, Robert, 222 Schmidt’s Drugs, 84 Schmitt, Dorothy, 307 Schmitt, Phyllis, 195 Schneeberger, Katherine, 307 Schneider, Bob, 32 Schoolhouses in Clark County, 66 School Pictures, 2, 4, 7, 10, 14, 16, 17, 22, 23, 25, 30, 32, 37, 40, 43, 44, 48, 52, 53, 56, 59, 63, 68, 81, 90, 94, 96, 98, 99, 103, 111, 120, 138, 142, 144, 149, 154, 155, 165, 180, 185, 190, 195, 197, 199, 200, 210 Schroth, Thelma Beck, 241 Schuff, Cleora, 207 Schuler, Eileen, 17 Schuler’s Bakery, 240 Schulman, Capt. H., 282 Schulte, Agnes, 271 Schultz, Arthur, b307 Schulz, Professor, 257 Schutte, D.A., 267 Schutte, Jerome, 282 Schutte, Ray, 267 Schwann, Luke, 304 Schwann, Sam, 304 Schwarm, Clara, 22 Schwartz, Jo Ann, 259 Scott, Charles, 341 Scott, Charlotte, 304 Scott, Sgt. C., 282

Scott, Edna Baker, 412 Scott, Francis A., 259 Scott, Robert L., 313 Scott, Van, 400 Scroggy, Pat, 266 Scruggs, Joan, 261 Sculptures in Springfield, 121 Seaman, Lola, 377 Second Baptist Church, 357 Second Lutheran Softball Champions 1934, 27 Sedoris, Robert, 248 Seiter, John, b307 Sells, Charles, 24 Selly, Herman, 42 Sendelbach, Joyce, 377 Serviss, Alice, 197 Serviss, Betty, 79 Sesslar, Virginia Hunter, 190 Setty, Norma J. Shough, 40 Severs, Bess, 40, 120, 250, 300 Severs, Donald, 155 Severs, Ruth, 14 Severt, Mattie, 130 Sewage Plant, 194 Sexton, Irene, 190 Seymour, David, 138 Shade, Tommy, 382 Shaffer, Carol, 295 Shaffer, Floyd, 437 Shafer, Francis, 341 Shaffer, Isabelle Domer, 241 Shaffer, Lee, 334 Shaffer, Mary, 241 Shaffer, Phyllis A., 395 Shaffer, Richard, 247


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Shaffer, Robert, 300 Shaffer, Shirley, 286 Shanahan, Jane, 13 Shaner, William H., 314 Shank, Gerald, 313 Shank, Phyllis, 313 Shank, Wilma Crossland, 323 Shanks, Richard, 276 Sharp, H., 282 Sharp, Norman, 304 Sharp, Vic, 245 Sharpe, Bob, 20 Sharpe, Victor, 12 Shaw, A.R., 149, 247 Shaw, Alfred, 17, 430 Shaw, Betty, 17 Shaw, Bill, 20 Shaw, David, 10 Shaw, Esther M., 304 Shaw, Leroy, 259 Shaw, Victor, 52 Shaw, William, 251 Shawnee Hotel, 18, 258, 405 Shay, Gene, 362 Shay, Pauline, 267 Shears, Helen, 251 Sheehan, Jimmy, 361 Sheep, 139 Sheep Shearing, 139 Sheets, Mary Louise Hilt, 52 Sheley, Maude, 45 Sheley’s Service Station 1934, 45 Sheline, Mary, 13 Sheline, Maxine, 304 Shellabarger, E. Jayne, 304

Shellabarger, Richard, 23 Shellhorn, Herman, 400 Shelton, Shirley, 94 Shenandoah Blimp Crash 1925, 286 Shenandoah Blimp Crash Photos, 286 Shepard, Doris, 267 Shepard, Raymond, 267 Shepherd, George, 265 Sherman, Carl D., 250 Sherman Lunch Cafeteria, 161 Sherman, Phillip, 270 Sherman Shops Women’s Clothing, 405 Sheridan, Harold, 28 Sherrock, Billy, 276 Sherrock, Nettie, 276 Sherrow, Beverly, 247 Sherrow, Janie, 295 Sherwood, Nancy, 261 Shields, Laura Nell, 149 Shilling, W.K., 326 Shillings, Bill, 200 Shirey, Betty, 270 Shirey, John, 307 Shirey, June, 94 Shirey, Sally, 251 Shirk, Rita, 261 Shirley, Robert, 197 Shockley, Clement, 265 Shoffer, Dorothy, 314 Shonk, Lucille, 31 Shonk, Verona, 31 Shook, Eugene, 17 Shough, Evelyn Penston, 37 Shoup, Marvin, 92 Shoup, Norman, 92


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Shouvlin, P.J., 348, 423 Showers, H.S., 183 Shroyer, Esther, 270 Shroyer, Homer J., 314 Shroyer, Verlie E., 395 Shriver, Mrs., 255 Shultis, Juanita, 251 Sickles, Chet, 303 Sikorski, Ed, 211 Silver, Revered Mary “Sister Silver”, 77 Simmons, Tim, 254 Simpson, Mary C., 94 Simpson, Nellie, 304 Sindle, Robert, 400 Sintz, Clark, 209 Sintz Machinery, 209 Sipe, Donald, 259 Siones, Dorothy, 44 Sions, Bob, 235 Sions, Orbin, 235 Sitterle, Barb, 257 Sitterle, Bonnie, 257 Sitterle, Karl F., 257 Sitterle, MacDonna “Mickey”, 257 Sitterle, Mary Katherine, 257 Skeen, Harold, 430 Sketo, Mary Louise, 304 Sketo, Wanda R., 270 Skillings, Glenn, 213 Skillings, John, 197 Skillings, Robert E., 270 Skillings, Wilbur, 293 Skinner, Herbert, 279, 387 Sky-Light Daguerrean Gallery, 383 Skylighter’s Canteen 1949, 24

Slagle, Garnet, 28 Slagle, Richard, 300 Slusher, Larry, 207 Slusher, Louise, 13 Smallwood, Claud, 222 Smart, Richard, 25 Smiley, Pauline, 261 Smith, Albert K., 249 Smith, Alberta, 259 Smith, Anna, 30 Smith, Betty, 44 Smith, Carl, 52 Smith, Charles, 52 Smith, Charlene, H., 377 Smith, Charlotte Marie, 270 Smith, Donald, 40 Smith, Doris, 17 Smith, Durwood, 304 Smith, Edwin, 52 Smith, Elias, 232 Smith, Ella, 120 Smith, George B., 168 Smith, Harry A., 222 Smith, Henry, 310 Smith, Herbert, 52 Smith, Hugh, 407 Smith, Hulda, 142 Smith, James, 30 Smith, Janice M., 395 Smith, Jean, 382 Smith, John, 33 Smith, John E., 431 Smith, Julia Lee, 250 Smith, Junior, 17 Smith, Leona Baker, 412


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Smith, Lizzie, 4 Smith, Mabel Pursell, 249 Smith, Martha, 13, 28 Smith, Mary Lou, 251 Smith, Mary Joan, 259 Smith, Mildred L., 377 Smith, Naomi, 251 Smith, Rev. N.S., 265 Smith, Patty, 235 Smith, Phyllis McLoren, 37 Smith, R., 27 Smith, Reverend W.S., 33 Smith, Richard, 138 Smith, Rosanna, 314 Smith, Shirley, 17 Smith, Theda Kirkham, 52 Smith, Thomas, 305 Smith, Toody, 431 Smith, Virginia A., 314 Smith, W.T., 201 Smithson, Freda, 197 Smyder, Dick, 32 Smell, Clarence, 261 Snead, Sam, 389, 397 Snell, Paul, 161 Snider, Robert, 264 Snively, David, 369 Snodgrass, Harry W., 220 Snouse, Richard, 155 Snow, Bonnie (Stanton), 227, 270 Snow, Carl, 227 Snowhill School, Original 1890, 376 Snow, Janet, 276 Snow, Larned, 227 Snowden, Elaine, 195

Snowhill Elementary School. 416 Snowhill Elementary School Christmas 1953 Program, 416 Snowstorm Thanksgiving 1950, 65, 74, 405 Snyder, Chippie, 42 Snyder, J.J., 183 Snyder Park, 132, 157 Snyder Park Arch, 234, 240 Snyder Park Boat House, 240 Snyder Park Bridge, 132, 215 Snyder Park Cliffs (?), 171 Snyder Park Entrance, 132 Snyder Park Lagoon, 107, 132 Snyder Park Jr. High, 16 Snyderville Bridge over Mad River on Tecumseh Rd., 215 Sohio Filling Station 1929, 181 Solid Comfort Flour, 159 Solomon, Charlotte, 250 Son’s Bar, 405 Songstress Performing, 109 Sorgen, Tilda Ann, 94 Sothard, W., 282 Souders, Jack, 247 Souders, Terry, 392 South Charleston Basketball Champions 1946, 185 South Charleston High School Class of 1939, 120 South Charleston High School Class of 1943, 40 South Charleston High School Class of 1946, 195 South Charleston High School Class of 1947, 250 South Charleston High School Class of 1948, 300 South Charleston Presbyterian Church, 265 South Charleston Presbyterian Church Choir, 265 South Charleston Presbyterian Church History, 265 South Charleston Women’s Basketball Team 1933, 190 South High School, 68 South High School Class of 1967 (missing students), 250


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Souver, Father, 49 Sowers, Harry, 254 Sowers, Peggy, 254 Spahr, Addie, 400 Spahr, Leonard, 400 Spahr, Martin Leonard, 400 Spahr, Ray, 239 Spahr, Tom, 400 Sparks, Carlos, 17 Sparrow, Betty, 247 Sparrow, Howard N., 154 Spears, Ann, 433 Spears, Bob, 32 Speedy, Jim, 366, 367 Spencer, Anthony, 307 Spencer, Charles, 27 Spencer, Shirley Dunbar, 370 Spichty, Fred, 231 Spichty, Henry, 82 Spichty, John, 307 Spitzer, Betty, 300 Sports News 1957, 261 Sprague, Arthur H., 282 Sprague, David, 300 Sprague, Phyllis, 120 Spratt, Edward, 23 Spread Eagle School, 66 Sprenzel, Kaye Krafft, 199 Spring, Donald, 325 Springfield Adler, 422 Springfield Aerial Photo, 35, 157 Springfield Aerial Photo 1929-1933, 324 Springfield American Legion Baseball Team 1943, 312 Springfield Architectural Iron Works (Hanika Iron Fence company), 365

Springfield Bakery, 257, 273 Springfield Baking Company, 273 Springfield Cardinals Baseball Team 1941, 333 Springfield Chamber of Commerce, 235 Springfield Chamber of Commerce Book 1924, 203 Springfield City Hall 1850s, 390 Springfield City Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1934, 90 Springfield City Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1950, 377 Springfield City Bus Lines Ad, 262 Springfield City Lines, 234 Springfield City Ordinances 1852, 390 Springfield Coal & Ice Company Ad, 361 Springfield Collecting Agency, 201 Springfield Commercial Club Downtown Photos, 409 Springfield Country Club Clubhouse, 305 Springfield Country Club Golfers, 389, 397 Springfield Country Club history, 305 Springfield Daily News, 227 Springfield Daily Sun, 227 Springfield Downtown 1916, 114 Springfield Downtown 1920, 409 Springfield Downtown 1934, 376 Springfield Eagles Baseball Team, 341 Springfield Engraving Company Ad, 308 Springfield Female Seminary, 234, 396 Springfield Fire Department Photos, 406 Springfield Fish and Oyster Market, 114 Springfield Giants Games, 269 Springfield Giants 1949 & 1950, 211 Springfield Hardware, 405 Springfield High School, 68, 227, 240 Springfield High School Basketball Game 1947, 262 Springfield High School Basketball Champions 1950, 165 Springfield High Scholl Basketball Team 1937, 403 Springfield High School Class of 1911, 241


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Springfield High School Class of 1927, 241 Springfield High School Class of 1947 Photos, 262 Springfield High Scholl Cooking Class 1947, 262 Springfield High School Football 1936, 402 Springfield High School Football Champs 1933, 98 Springfield High School Football Champs Banquet 1933, 190 Springfield High School Herald 1930, 292 Springfield High School National Honor Society 1953, 68 Springfield High School Radio Club 1947, 262 Springfield High School Track Team, 140 Springfield High School Yearbook Photos 1948, 308 Springfield Hospital, 363 Springfield Illustrated 1900, 309, 310, 318 Springfield in 1920, 409 Springfield in 1924, 203 Springfield in 1928, 363 Springfield in the 1930s, 206 Springfield in the 1890s, 422 Springfield Inventors, 372, 373, 374, 375 Springfield Lawn Sweeper Company, 229 Springfield Lawyers, 296 Springfield Light, Heat, & Power Company, 376 Springfield Map Showing Ice Sale Stations, 361 Springfield Mayors 1850-1909, 183 Springfield Metallic Casket Company, 157, 203, 298 Springfield Motorcycle Policemen in the 1920s, 376 Springfield Municipal Airport, 237, 294 Springfield Newspapers Inc. Building, 35 Springfield News- Sun, 227 Springfield News-Sun Building Opening 1929, 347 Springfield Opera Club, 79 Springfield Optimist Club, 207 Springfield Optimist Club Little League, 207 Springfield Police, 341 Springfield Police Department Byron Twins, 417

Springfield Police Department 1904, 82 Springfield Police Department 1909, 296 Springfield Police Force, Post War, 282 Springfield Postcards, 132 Springfield Post Office, 35, 326 Springfield Post Office 1934 Construction and Opening, 326 Springfield Pure Milk Company, 6, 201 Springfield Railway Company, 222 Springfield Railway Company Ad, 298 Springfield Replica, 34 Springfield Republic Newspaper, 234 Springfield Savings Bank, 201 Springfield Seed Company, 172 Springfield Shops in the 1850s, 383 Springfield Shops in the 1850s Ads, 383 Springfield Street Department, 335 Springfield Suburban Railroad Line, 277 Springfield Tent and Awning Ad, 298 Springfield Theaters, 202 Springfield Tigers Baseball Team, 346 Springfield Truckmaker, IH Magazine, 239 Springfield Utilities Department Projects, 335 Springfield Water Treatment Plant, 335 Spring Grove Park, 132, 191 Spring Grove Park Theater Program, 191 Spurgeon, Leah, 197 Stabler, Ezra F., 220 Stalder, Corella, 276 Stamm, Dick, 94 Stamm, Juanita, 195 Standpipe, 240, 402 Standpipe Hill Neighborhood, 402 Standpipe Interior, 402 Standpipe Tavern, 402 Stanfield, Helen, 40


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Stanley, Bill, 223 Stanley Steamer, 286 Stansbrey, Bruce, 135 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 424 Star Rug Factory, 201 Starlight Garden Club, 434 Starr, Robert, 247 State Theater, 202, 411 Steam Plant, 157 Steamrollers, 436 Steel Products (SPECO), 1, 3, 161, 193 Steele, Wilburt, 92 Steger, William ,267 Steinberger, David Orrin, 169 Steinberger, Jeanette, 411 Steinberger, Joyce, 259 Steinberger, Mary, 437 Steinbrunner, Anna, 30 Steiner, Jerry, 307 Stelzer, Marilyn, 251 Stephenson, Charles, 200 Sterling Jeweler’s Ad, 308 Stern, Rachel Fessler, 90 Sterner, Ester Mae, 31 Stewart, Basil, 365 Stewart, Delores, 197 Stewart, Eliza Daniel, 91, 212 Stewart, Eugene, 378 Stewart, Frank, 40 Stewart, Jack, 239 Stewart, Margaret, 197 Stewart, Mary, 266 Stewart, Monte, 239 Stewart, Wendell, 40 Stevens Buick Company, 115

Stickford, Ralph, 22 Stiles, Ruth Owen, 377 Stine, Joseph, 251 Stites, Charlie, 239 Stitzel, Alfred, 222 Stitzel, Eloise Hanlon, 37 St. Bernard’s Catholic Church, 240 St. Bernard Catholic Church First Holy Communion Class of May 1931, 267 St. Bernard’s Catholic School Memories, 267 St. Francis Hotel Train Crash October 1946, 406 St. John, Anna Marie, 23 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 112, 157 St. Mary’s Church, 218 St. Mary’s Church Musicians, 218 St. Mary’s School First Graduating Class, 218 Stock Certificates, 249 Stocker, Anne, 199 Stokes, Dotty, 416 Stoll, Carl, 261 Stoll, Charles Lowell “Squirrel”, 399 Stollard, Deborah, 198 Stormont, Richard, 197 Storts, Nancy, 433 Story Hypes Methodist Church Cub Scout Softball Team 1949, 200 Stour, Robert, 267 Stover, Dorothy, 259 Stowe, Harold, 32 St. Paul United Methodist Church, 212 Stradling, Florence, 314 Stradling, Gene, 42 Strahl, Gwendolyn S., 38 St. Raphael Church, 112 St. Raphael School Band 1927, 49


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Strahlem, Mrs., 255 Strain, E., 282 Strain, Lt. Isaac G., 196 Strand Theater, 202 Stratton, Barbara, 149 Strayer, Willard, 433 Streetcars, 222, 328 Stritch, Helen, 30 Strong, Betty, 44 Strong, Edna Mae, 94 Struewing, Ralph, 197 Struewing, Rita, 259 Studebaker, Don, 92 Studebaker, Guy, 213 Studebaker, Rieber, 213 Stumbo, Caroline Potter, 276, 293 Stumbo, Faye, 17 Stumbo, Louise, 235 Stumbo, Nellie, 235 Stump, Lester, 325 Stupp, Paul, 212 S.S.S. Oil Company, 234 Sugar Grove, 378 Sugar Grove Hotel, 150, 378 Sullivan, Al, 49 Sullivan, Blanche, 30 Sullivan & Brelsford, 201 Sullivan, Claire, 30 Sullivan, Mary Catherine, 30 Sullivan, Robert, 30 Sullivan, Roger, 49 Summer Arts Festival, 248 Sun, George, 126 Sun, Gus, 126, 130 Sun, Nellie, 126

Sun, Pete, 126 Sun, Sue, 130 Sunshine Breads, 273 Superior Engine Advertisement, 203 Superior Gas Engine Company, 348, 423 Superior Refrigerator Company, 234 Surveyor’s Boundary Marker, 290 Surveyor’s Chain, 290 Surveyor’s, Pioneer, 290 Suskitus, Eileen, 247 Swaby, Bob, 32 Swain, Melvin, 33 Swain, Wesley, 44 Swan, Barbara, 155 Swaney, Earl C., 314 Swaney, Eugene, 250 Swaney, Harold, 197 Swaney, Jack, 28 Swaney, Virginia, 259 Swango, Betty, 259 Swartz, Nathan, 352 Swartzbaugh, Carl, 200 Sweeney, John, 251 Sweet, Chief W., 282 Sweitzer, Mary, 197 Swiekart, Dick, 200 Swigart, Sarah, 271 Swigert, Ann Wagner, 90 Swisshelm, Bob, 261, 346 Swisshelm, Jim, 312 Switzer, Jean, 23 Swonger, John William (Bill), 16, 34, 258, 283 Swonger, Lamar, 247 Swonger Downtown Models, 258 Swords, John, 282, 341


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Symmes, John Cleves, 290 Szempruch, Frances, 251 Tag Day, 340 Taggart, Ted, 408 Talkington, George, 210 Talley, Helen, 307 Tannehill, Martha, 197 Tanner, Paul, 10 Taps, 362 Tarbutton, Gene, 44 Tareyton, Herbert, 279 Tatum, Stuart, 296 Tavenner, Betty L., 304 Tayloe, Ruth E., 30 Taylor, Addie, 357 Taylor, Charles, 329 Taylor, Guy Taylor, Hugh, 33 Taylor, Joe, 267 Taylor, Marjorie, 267 Taylor, Robert, 307 Taylor, R.W., 382, 433 Taylor, Tom, 386 Taylor, Vere, 80 Taylor, William J., 304 Taylor, Zachary, 219 Taynor, J.A., 213 Teach, Georgia, 247 Teach’s Grocery, 353 Teach, Joy Maxine, 138 Teach, Kenneth, 155 Tehan, Edward A. III, 233 Tehan, Margaret L., 30 Temple, Elwood, 380 Temple, Frank, 49

Temple, Frank H., 30 Temple, Leroy, 380 Terre Haute School’s Toy Band 1930-31, 98 Terry, Vivian, 247 Thackery Creamery Champaign County, 136 Thanksgiving History, 221 Thanksgiving Postcards, 221 Thiem, Patricia, 197 Thomas, Barbara, 210 Thomas, Billy, 23 Thomas, Cecil, 300 Thomas, Charles, 168, 295, 313 Thomas, D., 10, 16 Thomas, Doc, 334 Thomas, Donald, 44 Thomas, Dottie Russell, 412 Thomas, Elmer Thomas, Gene, 20 Thomas J. Clark Paintography Ad, 383 Thomas, J.H., 402 Thomas J. Thomas, Horseshoer, 309 Thomas, Kate, 295 Thomas, Odessa, 52 Thomas, Roger, 200 Thomas, Thomas J., 309 Thomas, Wallace S., 220, 363 Thomason, Howard, 314 Thompson, Alice, 23 Thompson, Estella Brakie, 357 Thompson Grinder, 163 Thompson, Jane, 247 Thompson, Mary, 250 Thompson, Mary Frances, 149 Thompson, Ralph, 94 Thompson, Virginia, 239


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Thomson, Donald, 40 Thrasher, Mrs., 255 Thugg, Raymond, 144 Tiemann, Willis F., 88 Tiffany, E.W., 257 Tiffany, Wayne, 22 Timberlake, Mrs., 255 Timmons, Paul, 52 Timmons, Ray, 20 Timmons, Ruth Beeler, 52 Tindall, Fred, 300 Tingley, Fern, 321, 433 Tinsley, Sallie, 40, 120 Titanic Headlines, 281 Titanic Photos, 281 Titanic Survivors, 282 Titer, Charles, 49 Titer, Mary Catherine, 30 Titus, Rex, 155 T.J. Casper, Druggist, 172 T.J. Thomas, Horse shoer, 201 Tobias, John B., 250, 314 Todd, Anna Price, 90 Todd, James M., 183 Toews, Elizabeth, 38 Toland, Georgia, 155 Toland, Grant, 12 Tomasetti, Lucille Sandergelt, 90 Toner, Mary Anne, 304 Toops, Cleo, 40 Torbert, James L., 183 Torbert, Vera, 138, 142 Torbert, Verna, 138, 142 Townsend, Elizabeth Ann, 197 Townsend, James E., 313

Townsley, John, 197 Townsley, Marcus, 197 Townsley, Mary Jean, 259 Toys, Antique, 410 Traction Cars, 328 Tractors, 60 Train Wreck, Unidentified, 252 Train Wreck, St. Francis Hotel, October 1946, 406 Travis, Eileen, 120 Treat, John, 235 Tremont City, 251 Tremont City Volunteer Fire Department, 407 Trempe, Frank, 406 Trenner, P., 27 Trimmer, Milland, 32 Tripp, Catherine Hoss, 90 Troller, Emma, 13 Troup & Co., 172 Trout, Reverend Philip, 172 Troxell, Richard, 149 Troyer, Raymond, 40 Trucks, 181 Truesdale, Doris, 259 Trump-Littleton Insurance, 29 Trump Manufacturing, 234 Trustison, Margaret, 28 Tudor, Thomas, 307 Tulloss, Rees Edgar, 185, 275, 369, 415 Turnbull, George R., 220 Turnbull, William Dale, 154 Turner, Al, 200 Turner, Beatrice, 197 Turner, Bob, 312 Turner, Charlotte, 259 Turner, Ed, 400


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Turner, Irene, 197 Turner, Jim, 67 Turner, John, 52 Turner, Pearl, 67 Turner, Punky MacBeth, 199 Tuttle Brothers Company, 161 Tuttle, Wendel B., 151 Twin Oaks Sanitary Dairy, 191 Twtichell, Mrs. E.A., 301 Tyler, John, 219 Tyree, Emerson, 395 Tyree, Ivan, 155 Lyree, Laurence, 304 Tyree, Mildred E., 270 Ulery, Russell, 220, 282 Ulliman, Mary, 267 Ullom, Cora B., 38 Ultes, Mrs. Carl, 301 Unangst, Delmer, 433 Underwood, Max, 437 Unidentified Boys Pictures in CCHS Collections, 101 Unidentified Girls Pictures in CCHS Collections, 102 Union Store(The), 161 United Spanish War Veterans Encampment 1926, 51 United States Appraisers Stores Warehouse, NYC, 294 United States Express Company, 122 United States Presidents, 219 Uphairs, Monica Kavanaugh, 40 Upp, Janet, 155 Upp, Joan, 149 Urbana, 118 Urbana High School, 118 Urbana South Ward School 2nd Grade Class 1933, 53 Urbana Town Square, 118 Urbana Train Station, 118

Urich, Tom, 408 U.S. Army Corps Unit, 97 USS LSMR 197, 264 USS lSMR 197 Crew, 264 USS New Orleans, 351 USS. Santee, 116 Utrecht, Alice, 247 Vacuum Advertisement, 172 Valentine Hatters, 405 Valentine, Louis, 307 Van Aken, Maxine Dawson, 323 Van Buren, Martin, 219 Van Cleef, Ida, 345 Vance, Jane, 265 Vance, Sarah, 265 Vance Shoe Company Sign, 372 Vanderpool, D., 201 Vanderpool, Sue, 155 VanIrman, Fred, 145 Van Pelt, Harry, 197 Van Possan, Alf, 220 VanScoy LaDonna, 433 VanScoy, Wesley, 407 Varley, Rev. Martin M., 251, 307 Varner, Bill, 94 Vassar, Eleanor, 25 Vatter, Bill, 367 Vest, Eleanor, 271 Veterans Park, 157, 338 Veterans Park Cliffs (?), 171 VFW Post 1031, 15 Victor Rubber Tires, 159, 201 Vincent, Kenneth, 17 Violet, Arthur, 321 Virgil Siner’s Syncopated Steppers, 130


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Vivian, Henson, 43 Vivian, Ruth Lowery Smith, 357 Voeckell, Gertrude, 46 Voight, Louis, 253 Votel, William, 251 Vrooman, Raelynn, 416 Waddle, Ruth Mitchell, 63 Wade, Betty, 437 Wade, Chuck, 261 Wade, Loren, 251 Wade, Lowell, 17 Wade, Marjorie, 17 Wade Optical, 115 Wade, Rebert, 223, 437 Wade, Wanda, 235 Waesche, William, 199 Wagner, Carl E., 154 Wagner, Jim, 200 Wagner, Stanford, 293 Waldren, Jimmy, 45 Waldren, Nancy, 155 Walker, Jack, 30 Walker, John, 307 Walker, Thomas, 120 Wallace, Anna Mae, 247 Wallace, Ben, 200 Wallace, Bertha, 195 Wallace, Carl, 375 Wallace, Edward S., 183 Wallace, Eloise Wallace, Lucille, 267 Wallers, Gene, 314 Walls, Elmer, 155 Walls, Ruth, 44 Waln, John, 220

Walsh, Bob, 408 Walsh, Jim, 408 Walsh, Mary Frances, 30 Walsh, Tom, 262, 408 Walt’s Auto, 170 Walters, J.H., 8 Walter, Lucian, 282 Walters, Steve, 173 Wansing, Al, 131, 335, 402 Ward, J. Richard (Dick), 148 Ward, F., 20 Ward, Isaac, 234, 369 Ward, Jane Quigley, 234 Ward, Mary, 234 Ward, Patrick, 400 Ward, Ray, 28 Ward, William, 251 Warder, Ann Aston, 236 Warder, Benjamin Head., 236, 263 Warder, Bushnell and Glessner Company, 236 Warder Family’s move to Springfield from Philly, 236 Warder, Jeremiah, 236 Warder Library, 236, 240 Warder Literacy Center, 236, 240 Warder Park School, 2 Warder Street Children, Depression Era, 412 Ware, Bruce, 155 Warren, Alice, 94 Warren, Bennett, 213 Warren Brothers’ Service Station, 334 Warren, Foster, 334 Warren, Jesse Byron, 334 Warren, Marie, 195 Warren, Mary Moore, 357 Warren, Norma, 142, 195


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Warren, Raymond, 213 Warren, Reverend William H., 394 Washburn, Mary Dana, 30 Washington Elementary School 1930, 81 Washington School, 297 Washington School Curriculum, 297 Washingtonian, 297 Wasner, Walt, 223 Waterman, Doris, 247 Waters, Bruce, 200 Watkins, Evelyn, 437 Watson, Charles, 222 Watson, Ethel, 357 Watson, James, 307 Watts, David, 140 Watts, Edna Ronemus, 140 Watts, Leonard, 140 Watts, Rose Mingo, 357 WBLY Dee Jays Girl’s Softball Team 1957, 261 Wear, Nancy, 165 Weaver Chapel, 240 Weaver, Melvin E., 250 Weaver, Robert, 155 Weber & Harrison Inc. Photography, 358 Weber, Howard A., 71 Weber, Howard O. Jr. “Howdy”, 237, 324 Weber, Howard O. Sr., 237 Weber, Lois, 195 Webster, Kenneth E. “Sam”, 413 Webster, Kenneth E. “Sam”, Wartime Experiences, 413 Webster & Perks Tool Company, 318 Webster & Perks Tool Company Product, 318 Wedding, Marjorie, 292 Wedding Photos, 242 Weeks, Ed, 16, 307

Weeks, Gilbert, 28 Weeks, Maxine, 433 Weeks, Ruth Jane Cultice, 133 Weese, Jeannette, 247 Weil’s Boot Shop, 115 Weimer, Lamar, 197 Weinberg, Walt, 20 Weinbrecth, Lois, 165 Weisenstein, Mildred, 197, 304 Weisheimer, Charles, 250 Welch, Gertrude, 251 Weller, Edgar G., 257 Wells, Denny, 199 Wells, Kenneth, 271 Welsh, Neomia, 30 Welsheimer, Raymond, 231 Wengant, Lyon, 247 Wenrick, Vera, 292 Werden House, 150 Werner, Howard, 303 Werner, Shirley, 323 Werst, Bill Jr., 277 West Africa, 278 Westbeld, Betty Lou, 307 West End Senators Baseball Team 1938, 261 West, Hazel, 28, 197 West, Joy, 24 West Side Tiger Baseball Team 1939 or 1940, 392 Westcott Family and the Titanic, 281 Westcott, J. Burton, 305 Western Hotel, 150 Western Ohio Railway Company Stock, 249 Western Pioneer Newspaper, 236 Western Union, 69 Westmoreland, Wallace, 33


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Westville High School Class of 1941, 437 Wetherbee, Ralph, 397 Wetherill, David, 199 Weygandt, Virginia, 336, 338, 365, 366, 378, 379, 410 W.F. Robertson Steel and Iron Co., 157 W.F. Tuttle Hardware Co., 159 Whallon, Evan, 398 Wheeler, Geneva, 433 Wheldon, Helen, 138 Wherry, Marlian, 44 Whetsell, J.J., 232 Whitacre, Jo Ann Cara, 40 Whitacre, Linda, 199 Whitacre, Ruth, 307 White Caps photos, June 1950, 377 White, Carla Warren, 357 White, Eula, 210 White, Ike, 200 White Market Sign, 372 White, Mary Lou Marston, 90 White Post Lodge No. 43, 232 White, S., 16 Whiteley Malleable Iron Company, 365 Whitman, Alberta, 427 Whitman, Alice, 427 Whitman, Albery, 419 Whitman, Essie, 427 Whitman, Mabel, 427 Whitman Sisters, 427 Whitman, Walt, 274 Whittington, Joan, 197 Whittington, Mary, 195 Whittington, Mary Alice, 154 Wiegel, Don, 200 Wiegel Market, 39

Wiegel, Ottie, 39 Wiegel, Tom, 39 Wiggers, David, 270 Wiggins, Mary McGregor, 199 Wigglesworthy, Kenneth, 155 Wigwam Club in Reynoldsburg, 280, 282 Wike, Virginia, 23 Wilbert, Robert, 314 Wilborn, John Jr., 232 Wilburn, Kenneth, 197 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 424 Wilcox, John, 381 Wild, Gertrude, 256 Wiles, F., 27 Wiley, Jackson, 398 Willard Service Station, 326 Willenborg Brothers Tailors, 159 William Bayley Company, 294, 316, 365, 367 Williams, Doris, 94 Williams, Edwina Estelle Dakin, 319 Williams, Florence, 416 Williams, Harriet, 44 Williams, Jerome, 307 Williams, Keith, 120 Williams, Marilyn, 307 Williams, Marjorie, 259 Williams, Mary, 44 Williams, Nancy, 259 Williams, Nathaniel, 400 Williams, Nelson, 314 Williams, Pauline Oates, 40 Williams, Raelynn, 416 Williams, Ralph, 223 Williams, Richard, 37 Williams, Tennessee, 319


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Williams, Veda, 247 Williamson, Anna, 377 Williamson, Mary, 149 Williamson, Mildred, 271 Willinger, John, 42 Willis, Carl Eugene, 154 Willis, Junior, 20 Willis, Mike, 20 Willison, Larry, 264 Wilkie, Woodron, 25 Wilson, Bill, 20 Wilson, Carol, 397 Wilson, Christine Wells, 63 Wilson, David, 265 Wilson, Helen, 61 Wilson, Helen L., 259 Wilson, Isaac, 265 Wilson, Jack W., 270 Wilson, Jenny, 254 Wilson, Kenneth, 222 Wilson, Phoebe, 40 Wilson, Polly, 265 Wilson, Jo Anne, 293 Wilson, John, 32 Wilson, Robert, 63 Wilt, Phyllis, 300 Wilt, Ray F., 395 Wilter, John, 40 Wimeth, Elmo, 44 Winger, Frances (Fannie), 301 Winger, Laura, 301 Winghart, Maxine, 195 Winkhouse, George, 261, 408 Winkle, Viola, 295 Winne, Eugene, 247

Winter photos from 1995-96 Season, 184 Winters, H.B., 305 Winters, Jacob, 25 Winters, Jack, 270 Winters, Jonathan, 144 Wirth, Dale, 20 Wise, Kenneth, 120 Wisecup, James, 271 Wiseman, Carl, 271 Wiseman, Charles, 254 Wisler, George, 207 Wittenberg, 56, 144, 253, 415 Wittenberg Avenue Bridge, 157 Wittenberg Baseball Team 1890s, 56 Wittenberg Class Photo Jan.1926, 125 Wittenberg Field House, 185, 190 Wittenberg Founding, 234 Wittenberg Freshman Football Team 1912, 214 Wittenberg Football 1929, 119 Wittenberg Hollenbeck Hall, 415 Wittenberg 1906 Play, 56 Wittenberg, Winter, 415 Wittenberger, 422 Wloshinski, Stanley, 251 WPA, 387 Wobbe, Angela, 30 Woerlein, George, 327 Wolcott, Martha, 23 Wolf, Robert, 146 Wolf, Roger L., 369 Wollum, Charlotte Barnhart Free, 37 Womack, Louise, 372 Womack, Marilyn, 276 Womack, Zola, 94 Womacks, Bessie, 190


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Womacks, F., 282 Womankind, 422 Womanless Wedding Production, Enon HS, 1937, 325 Womanless Wedding Production, Tremont 1950, 407 Women’s Association of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra (WASSO), 398 Woman’s Auxiliary of the Clark County Medical Society, 272 Woman’s Auxiliary of the Ohio State Medical Association, 272 Woman’s Christian Association, 339 Woman’s Christian Association Boarding Home for Girls and Women, 339 Woman’s Home Companion, 422 Woman’s Study Club, 345 Women’s Clubs, 340 Women’s Club Movement, 266 Women Golfers, 305 Woman’s Town Club, 266, 393 Woman’s Town Club Iron Fence, 365 Woman’s Town Club History, 266 Woman’s Town Club Company Stock, 249, 266 Woman’s Town Club Team Room, 393 Wones, Dortha, 25 Wones, Ledra, 377 Wood, Marlyn, 23 Wood, Mr., 31 Wood, Ruth, 256 Wood, Walter “Woody”, 161 Wooden Water Pipe 1930s, 131 Woodhouse, Jack, 433 Woodland, Elbert “Woody”, 346, 392 Woodland, Eugene, 346 Woodmansee, Judge D.D., 428 Woods-Algier Funeral Home, 337 Woods, Dick, 200, 313 Woods, Martha, 313

Woolworth’s 1950 Snowstorm, 405 Worthington, Herbert, 282 Worthington, Warren, 32 W.R. Credit Clothing, 115 Wrecked Cars, 170 Wren’s Annual Harvest Festival Signs, 161 Wren’s Department Store, 160, 161, 233, 263 Wringer Washer, 209 Wright, Bob, 185 Wright Brothers First Flight, 329 Wright, Clifford, 25 Wright, Don, 32 Wright, Wilbur, 329 Wrobbel’s Bakery, 273, 405 W.T. Parker Manufacturing Company, 229 W.T. Smith Drugs, 172 Wurman, Elsie, 247 W.W. Ellsworth Seedsman, 172 WWI, 299 WWI Last Man’s Club, 220 WWI Memorial, Mechanicsburg, 317 WWII 483rd Bomber Group, 399 WWII Bomber Nose Art, 105 WWII Correspondence, Love Letters, 431 WWII Draft, 333 WWII Experiences, 162, 264, 278, 344, 349, 350, 351, 368, 399, 403, 413, 435 WWII Flight Group, 278 WWII Gas Rationing, 291 WWII Log of “Sam” Webster, 413 WWII Paper Drive at St. Mary’s, 218 WWII Photos from the Philippines, 350 WWII Plane, 278 WWII POW Prison Camp, 413 WWII Soldier Training, 144, 278


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WWII Soldiers at Pat and Martha’s Café in Crystal Lakes 1946, 146 WWII in the South Pacific, 264, 278 Wyatt, Bob, 200 Wyen, Walt, 170 Xander, A., 282 Yancey, Lester, 261 Yeazell, Dorothy, 94 Yeazell, Judith, 304 YMCA Basketball Team, 371 YMCA Classes, 371 YMCA Silk Stocking Club, 371 YMCA (Three Different), 112 YMCA 15 N. Fountain 1901-1939, 371 YMCA History, 371 YMCA Volleyball Team 1929, 371 YWCA, 339, 387 Yochem, Jean, 197 Yoder, Wayne, 211 Yokohama, Japan, 278 York, Richard, 398 Young, Bob, 240 Young, Carl, 197 Young, Harold A., 395 Young, James, 23 Young, Niles, 220 Young, Oscar, 159 Young, Paul, 40 Young, Virginia, 120 Young Woman’s Mission, 301 Young Woman’s Mission History, 301 Youniz, Ray, 222

Yowler, Charles, 313 Yowler, Edna Mae, 270 Yowler, J.D., 72 Yowler, Joe, 247 Yowler, Lawrence, 247 Zappe, John, 251 Zappe, Richard, 397 Zappe, Steve, 305, 397 Zawodniak, Anne Stocker, 199 Zeigler, Joseph Elton, 208 Zeiler, Marileen, 314 Zeiler, Marjorie, 94 Zeller, Cyrus, 213 Zeller, Joan, 195 Zeller, Zane, 195 Zerkle-Terre Haute School Champaign Co. 1911, 96 Zimmer, Harold “Red”, 403, 408 Zimmer, Harold “Red”, Death, 403 Zimmerman, Charles B., 296 Zimmerman, Charles B. JR., 296 Zimmerman, Freddy, 199 Zimmerman, John L., 220, 296 Zimmerman, Marjorie, 197 Zink, Catherine Tyree, 37 Zinn, Lawrence A., 250 Zion Lutheran Church, 421 Zion Lutheran Church Sesquicentennial, 421 Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School 1900, 421 Zirkle, George F., 220 Zischler, Harry “Pinky”, 261 Zugelder, Edna, 267

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