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page two of typed letter to Reverend Cruickshank from G. F. Boyd in regard to the publicity for an event celebrating the Second Presbyterian Church's 75th anniversary. Letter contains information about items that people are getting together for the…

page one of a typed letter to Reverend Cruickshank from G. F. Boyd in regard to the publicity for an event celebrating the Second Presbyterian Church's 75th anniversary. Letter contains information about items that people are getting together for the…

scan of typed letter to a member of the Board of Trustees for Second Presbyterian Church. Letter contains information from a previous meeting and a rundown of duties for other church committees.

scan of a typed letter to John Green of the Portsmouth Times from G. F. Boyd. Letter offers a publicity report from the Publicity Committee of the Second Presbyterian Church for the church's 75th anniversary celebration.

scan of typed letter from G. F. Boyd to Reverend Cruickshank. Contains the Publicity Committee's report for the 75th anniversary Celebration of the Second Presbyterian Church as of April 17, 1950.

scan of typed note from A. F. Marting and response letting him know that the Program Committee met on December 30, 1949. Below that is the tentative report/schedule for the Second Presbyterian Church's 75th anniversary celebration on May 2-7, 1950.

scan of typed Program for the 75th Anniversary of the Second Presbyterian Church. Editing marks in pen over different parts of the program.

scan of folded death notice for the death of Juliet Scott Heer. Black in with a sketch of the Second Presbyterian Church on the front.

scan of typed history of the Second Presbyterian Church with information on the church's organization and pastors.

scan of typed document: excerpt about Second Presbyterian Church from Nelson W. Evans' A History of Scioto County.

scan of typed survey with information about architects, their research, and some of the architecture in Portsmouth.

scan of typed list of pastors and other associates from the Second Presbyterian Church throughout the years.