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black and white photo image of the 1947 Glenwood Basketball team. Names on back: 1st row: Albert Jackson, John Peyton, Ballard Patrick, Odie Fisher, Son ( Jake) Cantor. 2nd row: Don Davis, Paul Neu, Sid Wallace, Paul Warren, John Pauley, and coach…

off-white discolored paper program with black print. Pages torn from binding. Pages include advertisement. biographies of teams, date on front: November 29. 1932, Universal Stadium.

off-white, discolored paper program with black print. Contains advertisements, team information, and biographies. Dated November 5, 1930 at 8 PM at Universal Stadium. Pages loose.

black and white photo image of the church building and parsonage located at the corner of Gallia and Offnere Streets.

black and white photo image of the church building, located on southeast corner of Robinson Avenue and Hutchins Street.

sepia tone photo image of the building at 805 Fivene St. Image is centered on postcard with a plain border. Red print "Church of the Holy Redeemer," "Sisters of St. Francis Home," Portsmouth, Ohio."

copy of black and white team photo of 1929. Lower left hand corner has the Spartans, 1929, Portsmouth, Ohio.

red postcard with off-white border. Black print with logo, and typewritten to Dr. E. M. Foster. Located at 91 West 7th (Seventh) Street.

light green, thin (onion skin) paper with illustration of the White House building, between 1939-41, the U. S. Post Office sponsored a philatelic truck that traveled the U. S. showing how stamps were made. Was in Portsmouth July 6, 1940.

sepia-tone portrait photo image of Martha, the mother of Scioto County physician Ezekiel Marion Foster. She was born in Adams Co., OH (1833-1900).

off-white card with black script, ink handwriting, red numbers in lower left corner, and faded "1907." Behind print: This is a Medical Association (AMA) Card for Ezekiel M. Foster.
December 7, 1868-November 21, 1907. Office was located at 905…

black and white photo image of Martha (left) and her mother Lottie (right) in front of their home. Writing on back (by Roy Allman). "Martha Jean and Lottie at our home while on war overseas."