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Tanned, aged booklet with black and red print and an orange tassel on the binding of the booklet. The 16- page booklet contains class records, classmates names, gifts received, ect. Only a few items have been logged. This booklet was presented to…

Black and white photo of the AAA Agency located at 710 Waller Street. Closed at this location in 2003 for the new high school, moved to Twelfth (12th) Street.

2 green banquet tickets (No's 132 & 133) "Roy Rogers Festival Grand Banquet with the Stars ; Special Entertainment; Saturday, June 4, 1994; Shawnee State University Activity Center; 25.00 per person; 7:00 P.M."
Image of Roy and Dale.

Off- white cardstock with blue print on front for a rally for Dan Quayle in 1992.

Tan color, black ink print and cursive with red stamped "account" numbers. A war ration book, # 4 with ration stamps for Emma and Louis Hollenbeck, stamps various colors/print according to usage.

Sepia tone photo image of the Fairtrace Shoe Company located at 2029 Gallia Street. (Listed as a shoe repair)

Black and white flyer for a class reunion. Committees listed for 1953-55 with dates and other information.

Off-white paper invoice with black print ad for "The Dove Hats" printed red Dove brand logo in upper left. Typed products and prices purchased by J. E. Camink, Berlin Cross Roads, O. Envelope torn, green and red logo.

Magazine front and article on Roy Rogers, cover with image of Roy. Red, yellow, blue, and white. Article pages 3-16, black print on yellow-aged paper. Black and white photos.

Aged green, hardback book with W. J. Cook on front. Walter J. Cook was the teacher and coach at Green Township School in 1932-31. Pages list students by subject, semester, and grades.

Aged paper map with sketches of the Portsmouth Public Service Company's route. In 1924, the company was organized to take over the Portsmouth Street Railroad & Light Company at 917 Offnere Street.

Aged paper map with sketches of the Portsmouth Public Service Company's route. In 1924, the company was organized to take over the Portsmouth Street Railroad & Light Company at 917 Offnere Street.