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Photo image of a receipt from the I. O. O. F. Encampment No. 26 for October of 1935

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.

Minutes of the organization's meetings. The dates that is over are: April 22, 1937; May 27, 1937; August 12, 1937; and December 30, 1937.

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.

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.

A business card for the I.O.O.F. Temple Upholstering Repairing and Refinishing by Ed. Blevings. Located on Court Street.

Black & white photograph. Herms Floral Company showroom, 837 Sixth (6th) Street.

Letter addressed to "The Officers and Patriarchs of Orient Encampment No. 26 I.O.O.F." This letter is a notice about Chief Patria John F. Liter, which is dated for June 19, 1941. This letter is signed by J.L. Ball and C.A. Wishon.

Department Association of Ladies Auxiliaries, Department Of Ohio Patriarchs Militant Independent Order of Odd Fellows Death Notice of Past Presidential Lady Anna Camnitz. Letter is typed from Lady Myrtle Newlove, president in Springfield, Ohio.

An envelope from The Northwest Territory Celebration. Dates on the envelope are. "1787-88, 1937-38, Oct. 2-6 1938".

A letter from the Northwest Territory Celebration . This letter is commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Ordinance of 1787. Within this letter are various names of individuals involved with this celebration.

Colorized photograph of an unknown member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for Scioto County Memorial Post 3714.