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Glenwood School 7th Grade Class
Sepia-toned class photo of Glenwood School 7th Graders. Bonnie Eggers (mother) in photo, but no indication which student she is.
"Grandpaw Lowe"
Black and white photo of Hudson (Hutson) Lowe at "Aunt Lou and Uncle Frank Gilp's" store on Fleming Rd, Maysville, Ky. Doug's great grandfather. 1864-1930.
Kid's Day Programme
Yellowed, aged, paper program for the Kid's Day sponsored by The Civic Forum to benefit the Firemen's Christmas Day Fund in booklet form- stapled. Advertisers.
Scioto County Fair Pass
Light green, cardstock-like paper with black font. Exhibitors ticket for 1972.
Property Tax Receipt for Allen Stalls
Yellowed, aged paper receipt with red lines, black fonts and details in black ink. Taxes for Allen Stalls in Jefferson Township, Scioto County. Signed by W.C. Draper.
F and P Ferry Company Token
Dark copper metal token for payment for ride on ferry from Fullerton, KY to Portsmouth. 5 cents fare Fullerton/Portsmouth ferry company.
Marting's 125 Years Keychain
Silver metal, embossed keychain. "Celebrating 125 Years Marting's 1872 - 1997" on one side. Other: "Marting's 125th Anniversary 1872 - 1997"
Miessner "Melody Way" Piano Classes Pupil's Card
Manilla card with black print and penciled and inked information. Progress card for Albert Dehner in his piano lessons. Held in Henry Massie building.
Civic Betterment Contest Certificate
Aged off-white paper certificate with black fonts and inked signatures. Red seal in lower left. Notarized in New York for Albert Harold Dehner.
Lucy E. Daum
Sepia - toned portrait photo in senior year at Portsmouth High School. Signed by Lucy.
Henri Schnabl
Sepia - toned portrait photo of Portsmouth Highschool band leader teacher. Henri Schnabl, signed "To my favorite student, Albert, June 1932, Henri Schnabl". Student was Albert Dehner 1932.
Beulah O. Newman
Sepia - tone portrait photo of Beulah O. Newman in her senior year at Portsmouth High School. 1932. Inscribed "To our brilliant chem. student , Beulah." was written to Albert Dehner.