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Black & white photograph. Herms Floral Company greenhouse, located on Scioto Trail, US RT 23, north of Portsmouth. Unidentified individual sterilizing mum beds before planting.

Herms greenhouse located at 107 e Ninth (9th) Street in 1890.

A receipt from Galfords Floral Co. on the corner of Sixteenth (16th) and Findlay. Paid for on March 13, 1942. Was sold to Mrs. J.L. Ball

A business card from B.F. Gentry Coal of Quality. Located in Lucasville.

A receipt from Bordon's Modern Dairy located on Second (2nd) Street. Date of purchase was August 10, 1944. The purchase was made by Lady Milton's Lodge (Odd Fellows Hall).

List of the names of the candidates for officers of the Grand Encampment of Ohio, and for Grand Representatives. States that members will be voting on December 1941.

Envelope with I.O.O.F. Scioto Lodge No. 31 logo on upper-left corner.

A receipt from Galford Floral, dated on November 17, 1942. This receipt was received of Mrs. J.L. Ball.

I.O.O.F. Press is like a newspaper regarding various things that are happening within the organization. This was released in August 1940. There are eight pages in total.

An annual report of the Ladies' Auxiliary Militant for 1941. The names of the officers during this time are; Nellie Wishon, Mary E. Cottle; and Libbe Ball. Then beside that is the review ratings for the auxiliary.

A report of review of the Ladies' Auxiliary Militant for 1942. The names of the officers during this time are; Nellie Wishon, Mary E. Cottle; and Libbe Ball. Then beside that is the review ratings for the auxiliary.

Letter from American Building and Loan Association on Chillicothe Street. Dated for November 25, 1939. Signed by Albert E. Pressler.