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Local History Collections
(Description ID: 607472)
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums
Richard H. Willer
LH – 456
Introduction
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content
Inventory
Introduction
This collection of Willer family history and Lindsey, Ohio area history was donated to the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums by Shane Willer in September, 2021.
Biographical Sketch
Richard “Dick” Henry Willer (1925-2021) was the oldest son of Ralph Leland Willer (1900-1980) and Jeneva Mary Notestine (1903-1990). He grew up in Lindsey, Washington Township, Sandusky County, Ohio. He attended Washington Township School and later Ross High School in Fremont, Ohio.
After graduating, he received an agricultural deferment for military service and worked on Lindsey resident Harry Auxter’s farm for a short while before serving in World War II. He entered the Marines in 1943 and completed basic training in San Diego with Paul Hutchins from Gibsonburg, Ohio, who would later become his brother-in-law. Willer received training in field artillery and was assigned to the Pacific Theater, where he served in B Battery, Light Antiaircraft Group, 11th Antiaircraft Battalion on the British Solomon Islands and on Guadalcanal. He transferred into I Battery 3rd Battalion, 15th Regiment, 6th Marine Division to serve in a 105 mm Howitzer gun crew in the Battle of Okinawa, providing support in the assault on Sugar Loaf Hill and many other maneuvers on the island. After a brief interim on Guam, he participated in witnessing the Japanese forces in Tsingtao, China surrender and remained there for three months. He was discharged in February 1946 and returned home to Ohio, working first at the Erie Ordinance Depot as an artillery mechanic, then at the Fremont Rubber Company and Tony’s Bakery.
He met Cora Jessie Hutchins (1930-2002) in 1947 and they were married the following year. Willer completed a number of odd jobs before beginning a career at the Brush Beryllium Company, working first in production and later in the Research and Development Laboratory, where he remained until his retirement.
Dick and Cora had three sons, Richard Douglas Willer (b. 1948), Andrew Ray Willer (b. 1952, and William Eric Willer (b. 1958). The family lived in a succession of homes in the Lindsey, Ohio area, and were very involved in community life and family history.
Scope and Content
This collection spans the late 1890s to the late 2010s, with notable bulk from 1930 through 1950. Materials include family history group sheets, published volumes of family history and gathered research on family members; 113 family photographs from various Willer relatives, including members of the Richard C.A. and Nora Willer Family (Dick’s grandparents), the Ralph and Jeneva Willer Family (Dick’s Parents), and a collection of photographs of Cora. An original scrapbook of class portraits from the Lindsey school is also included in the collection, representing the years that Dick and his siblings were in attendance, and also documenting an early soccer league in the Lindsey-Fremont area. Dick participated in the creation of a class publication, “The Beacon,” while in eighth grade, and saved originals of each issue that are found in the collection, complete with his illustrated covers.
The collection also reflects Dick’s interest in Lindsey, Ohio area history. Two scrapbooks of Lindsey photographs, articles, and histories are included, as are several oversize folders containing maps and aerial photographs of the Lindsey area stretching back to 1924, military posters and memorabilia that Dick collected throughout his life, and newspaper issues reporting the end of World War II.
Inventory
Ac. 6117
Box 1
Folder 1: Richard C.A. and Nora O. Willer Family Collection
Photograph – Nora Olive Hensel, n.d.
Photograph – Richard & Nora Willer, January 6, 1897 (5x7)
Photograph – Willer Family, ca. 1928
Photograph – Richard & Nora Willer, January 6, 1897 (8x10)
Newspaper clipping describing wedding of Richard & Nora Willer, n.d.
Marriage License – Richard C. Willer and Nora O. Hensel, 1897
Folder 2: Charles C. Willer Family – Genealogy
Family Group Sheet – Charles Clinton Willer (8 pp.)
Folder 3: William A. Overmyer Family – Genealogy
Correspondence, Lou Carratola & “Karla” to Richard Willer, ca. 2019
Excerpt from “Overmyer History and Genealogy,” (5 pp.)
Half-sheet listing descendants of Nathan & Alanda (Eisenhard) Moser (1 p.)
Photograph print – William Overmeyer Family
Folder 4: Descendants of Nicholas Foose – Genealogy
“Descendants of Nicholas Foose, 9 Generations” (51 pp.), 2000.
Folder 5: Nathan Cochran – 72nd O.V.I.
The Story of Nathan Cochran (2 pp.)
The Story of Nathan Cochran (2 pp.) [Duplicate copy]
“Death Takes N.J. Cochran, Aged Veteran” (2 pp.). Photocopied Article from Fremont Messenger, Feb. 15, 1932.
Photograph – Civil War Veteran Nathan Cochran leading Memorial Day Parade, n.d.
Biographical sketch of Nathan Cochran (1 p.). Photocopied from Hardesty's Military Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia, Illustrated: Special Military History of Ohio, Giving It's Part in the Indian Wars, Border Annals, War of 1812, Mexican War and the War of the Rebellion (1885)
Biographical sketch of Nathan Cochrane (1 p.). Photocopied from History of Sandusky County (1882), p. 299.
Wagonner/Wagoner/Wagner Family genealogy group sheets (3 pp.)
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Civil War Soldiers Database printout on Nathan Cochrane (1 p.)
Photograph – Nathan Cochran, n.d.
Folder 6: Richard H. and Cora J. Willer Family Photographs
Cora J. Willer and unidentified infant, n.d.
Cora J. Willer and Richard H. Willer, n.d.
Cora J. Willer and Richard H. Willer in costume, March 1958
Cora J. Willer, Richard H. Willer, and unidentified couple, n.d.
Cora J. Willer and Richard H. Willer, n.d. (8x10)
Willer wedding party, June 26, 1948
Cora J. Willer and Richard H. Willer on Showboat Branson Belle, 1996
Laminated anniversary congratulatory card, ca. 1998
Folder 7: Cora J. Willer – Photographs
Cora Jessie Hutchins birth announcement, 1930
Unidentified man and Cora J. Hutchins, 1930
Bertha B. Hutchins and Cora J. Hutchins, ca. 1930
Cora J. Hutchins, ca. 1930.
Lyle Smith and Cora Hutchins, ca. 1930
Hutchins and Smith children, ca. 1935
Cora J. Hutchins, n.d.
Cora J. Hutchins, n.d.
Cora J. Willer, April 1955
Cora J. Willer, Mother’s Day 1970
Cora J. Willer, May 1973
Cora J. Willer, n.d.
Cora J. Willer with dogs, 1980
Cora J. and Richard H. Willer, Christmas 1984
Cora J. Willer, July 21, 1985
Cora J. Willer with jacket and red dress, Feb. 8, 1986
Cora J. Willer in red dress, Feb. 8, 1986
Jamie Waggoner and Cora J. Willer, Easter 1986
Sally Lewis and Cora Willer, Feb. 11, 1989
Cora J. Willer on riding lawn mower, summer 1999
Cora J. Willer holding cat, Muffin, on lap, Feb. 2000
Cora J. Willer and tropical plants, n.d.
Cora J. Willer dancing with dog, n.d.
Cora J. Willer opening gifts, n.d.
Cora J. Willer studio portrait, n.d. (8x10)
Folder 8: Ralph and Jeneva Willer Family Photographs
Ralph and Jeneva Willer, June 7, 1924 (in matting)
Ralph and Jeneva Willer, June 7, 1924 (4 duplicates)
Jerry Lee Willer, ca. 1947
Richard Henry Willer and Jerry Lee Willer, ca. 1947
Ralph and Jeneva Willer, 1924 (8.5x11)
Leland E. Willer, Richard H. Willer, Joyce E. Willer, and Paul A. Willer, n.d.
Willer Family “at Grandpa Willer’s farm ca. 1936”
Richard H. Willer, Joyce E. Willer, and Leland E. Willer, n.d.
Willer Family, n.d.
Folder 9: Sharon L. Lewis – photograph
Sharon L. Lewis, n.d.
Folder 10: Lindsey, Ohio – History
Booklet, “The Hessville-Lindsey-Washington Township Bicentennial Celebration,” 1976 (24 pp.)
Photocopied newspaper articles on Rufus Fought and anniversary of Michael Yeagle & wife (1 p.), n.d.
“Lindsey, Ohio (1909)” by Basil Meek (1 p.)
“Lindsey’s Post Office to Open” (1 p.), photocopied article from Fremont News-Messenger, n.d. (ca. 1960-61)
Handwritten name indexing of unidentified book (4 p.), n.d.
“Trinity Church Lindsey” by Catherine Hathaway (21 pp.), n.d. Two copies.
“Trinity Church Lindsey” by Catherine Hathaway (2 pp.), 1998.
“Properties in City of Linsey, Ohio listed under the name of Beery” (1 p.), n.d.
Folder 11: “The Beacon” – Washington Township (Ohio) Grade School Newsletter, October 1938 – May 1939
“The Beacon,” October 1938 Supplementary Issue (5 pp.)
“The Beacon,” October 1938 Supplementary Issue (5 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” November 1938 (8 pp.)
“The Beacon,” November 1938 (8 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” December 1938 (5 pp.)
“The Beacon,” December 1938 (5 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” January 1939 (6 pp.)
“The Beacon,” January 1939 (6 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” February 1939 (6 pp.)
“The Beacon,” February 1939 (6 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” March 1939 (6 pp.)
“The Beacon,” March 1939 (6 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” April 1939 (5 pp.)
“The Beacon,” April 1939 (5 pp.), photocopy
“The Beacon,” May 1939 (4 pp.)
“The Beacon,” May 1939 (4 pp.), photocopy
Folder 12: Lindsey, Ohio – School Class Portraits
Postcard photograph – unidentified students in front of Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio, 1907
Postcard photograph – unidentified students in front of Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio, May 13, 1908
Mabelle Snyder’s second grade class, Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio, Sept. 1932-33
Seventh Grade Class, 1937-1938, Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio
Scrapbook page with Fifth Grade Class, 1935-36, Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio (recto) and Sixth Grade Class, 1936-1937, Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio (verso)
Photocopied photograph – Eighth Grade class, 1941-42, Lindsey School, Lindsey, Ohio
Unidentified school class, ca. 1930s-1940s
Unidentified Lindsey, Ohio schoolchildren holding a sign in front of a school bus, n.d.
Folder 13: Lindsey, Ohio – History Scrapbook One
1: Photograph – west side of Lindsey business section, n.d.
2: Photograph – West Side of main street business section, Lindsey, n.d.
3, top: Photograph – Wilfred Fought, 1984
4, bottom: Photograph – building “Four-Mile-House” road near Miller home, n.d.
5: Photograph – Line-up at Farmer’s Mercantile & Elevator Company – Lindsey, Ohio
6, top: Photograph – view on So. Main St., Lindsey, O., n.d.
6, bottom: Photograph – East side of North Main St. starting with home of Rufus Fought, n.d.
7-8: Photographs – souvenir fan from Burkett Brothers Quality Store, n.d.
9: Photographs – Burkett Brothers Automobile business, Lindsey Ohio, n.d. (2 pp.)
10: Photograph – Sandusky County veterans’ celebration in Lindsey, Ohio (n.d.)
11, top: Photocopied photograph – Lindsey, O., winter 1910
11, bottom: Photocopied photographs (2) – two automobiles in front of two houses, n.d.
12: Photocopied photograph – street-building, n.d.
13: Items extracted from Tiffin Weekly News and found in “Sandusky County Heritage” Vol. 4, no. 1 (describes 1889 attempt to burn village of Lindsey)
14: Photocopy of sign showing handwritten grocery prices, n.d.
15, top: Photograph – Installing Storm Sewer Main Street, Lindsey, n.d.
15, bottom: Photograph – several named residents in front of the Farmers Mercantile Co., Lindsey O., 1915.
16, top: Photograph – West side of business section after additions were added to the North, n.d.
16, bottom: Photograph – Paved Main Street in Lindsey, 1908
17: Two photocopied photographs – Grade School Students at Lindsey school on Walnut Street, May 13 1907 and n.d. [1908]
18: Photograph – Lindsey School faculty, May 21, 1893.
19: Photograph – Winter Recess, Lindsey School, ca. 1905
20: Photocopied photograph – Lindsey “Walnut St. School”, 1876-1929
21: Photocopied Lindsey High School Commencement Announcement, 1902
22: Photocopied photograph – Lindsey school students ca. 1932
Folder 14: Lindsey, Ohio – History Scrapbook Two (1 of 4)
1: Photograph – William (Bill) Boyer and His Grocery Wagon, n.d.
2: Photograph – Amos Overmeyer and Family, ca. 1898
3: Photograph – home at corner of Main and Elm St., Lindsey, Ohio, ca. 1872, and accompanying photocopied document identifying individuals
4: Photograph – Main Street Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
5: Photograph – North Main St., Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
6: Photocopied photograph – Lindsey, Ohio railroad station, n.d.
7: Photograph – Lindsey, Ohio looking south on Main Street, n.d.
8, top: Photograph – Ralph Willer and Patterson Hatchery panel truck, n.d.
8, bottom: Photograph – Shooting oil well south west of Lincoln St., n.d.
9: Photograph – various Lindsey, Ohio residents inside a home, n.d.
10, top: Photograph – the J.L. Loose home west of Lindsey Village, Martin Overmyer and mail wagon, n.d.
10, bottom: Photograph – Lindsey, Ohio Telephone office, Lodge hall, and Town hall, n.d.
11, top: Photograph – Lindsey, O. viewed from the South, 1910
11, bottom: Photograph – Fremont Transit Lines bus and driver outside Boyer’s Restaurant, n.d.
12: Photograph – railroad through Lindsey, Ohio, looking west, 1906
13: Photograph – Lindsey, Ohio railroad station, 1947
14: Digital print of photograph – unidentified building, n.d.
15: Photograph – Lindsey Street fair, 1947
16: Photograph (and photocopy) – “Eve. Church,” Lindsey, Ohio, 1907
17: Photograph – “View of congregation in the Lindsey Evangelical Church,” before 1914
18: Photograph – Lindsey High School class, 1917
19, top: Photograph – Reformed Church, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
19, bottom: Photograph – E.U. Church, Lindsey, O., 1871-1915
Folder 15: Lindsey, Ohio – History Scrapbook Two (2 of 4):
20: Photographs – Building Committee for the New Trinity Evangelical Church, ca. 1915
21: Photograph – Male Chorus, Lindsay, Ohio, n.d.
22: Photograph – Sunday School Class, mid-1940s
23: Photocopied photograph – school group, 1934
24: Photograph – student class, n.d.
25: Photograph – Mission Band Class, Trinity E.U.B. Church, Lindsey, Ohio, ca. 1936
26: Photograph – men in Lindsey, Ohio Bank, n.d.
27: Photograph – Hathaway Children in front of Noah Hetrick blacksmith shop, 1946
28, top: Photograph – Evangelical Church, Lindsey O., 1916
28, bottom: Photograph – Evangelical Church, Lindsey, Ohio, after fire, March 1916
29: Photograph – The New Trinity Evangelical Church, Lindsey, Ohio, ca. 1916
30: Photograph – men in front of the frame E.U.B. church, n.d.
31: Photocopied photograph – fire-damaged interior of E.U.B. Church, 1916
32: Photograph – Men’s Church Group, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
33: Photograph – Eighth Grade Graduates, Sandusky Co., Ohio, 1930
34: Photocopied photograph – student musicians, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
35: Photograph – seven women described as “Old Maids & War Widows,” n.d.
36: Inkjet color photograph – classmates and wives of Washington Twp. Class of 1939, n.d.
37: Photograph – construction on Trinity Evangelical Church, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
Folder 16: Lindsey, Ohio – History Scrapbook Two (3 of 4)
38: Photograph – New York Central Railway Station in Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
39: Photographs (2) – Lake Shore and Michigan Southern (L.S. & M.S.) depot, Lindsey, Ohio
40: Photograph – Wolfe Elevator and sugar beet weighing at Farmers Mercantile Elevator, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
41, top: Photograph – train wreck, 1893
41, bottom: Photograph – Clarence Bell, apprentice telegrapher, outside L.S.&M.S. train depot, n.d.
42: Photograph – the train wreck in Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
43, top: Photograph – New York Central train wreck during World’s Fair, August 1893
43, bottom: Photograph – wrecked New York Central engine, August 1893
44, top: Photograph – Noah Hetrick blacksmith shop, northside view, n.d.
44, bottom: Photocopied photograph – Noah Hetrick blacksmith shop being intentionally burned down, 1964
45, top: Photocopied photograph – men unloading sacks from a truck, n.d.
45, bottom: Photocopied photograph – two men examining chicken eggs, n.d.
46, top: Photograph – snowy embankments south of Seilheimer road, n.d.
46, bottom: Photograph – southern approach to Lindsey, Ohio, winter 1901
47: Photocopied illustration – residence of Amos Notestine, ca. 1874
48: Photograph – men and boys mixing cement, n.d.
49, top: Photograph – four women wearing fur coats in winter weather, n.d.
49, bottom: Photograph – four women wearing similar outfits, n.d.
50: Photocopied photograph – train in front of Fremont, Ohio railroad depot, n.d.
51: Photocopied photograph – lumber mill, n.d.
52, top: Photograph – Becker Hoop and Stave Mill, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
52, bottom: Photograph – employees of Becker Hoop and Stave Mill, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
53, top: Photograph – men in log yard at Becker Hoop & Stave Mill, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
53, bottom: Photograph – logs and soaking tanks at Becker Hoop and Stave Mill, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
54, top: Photograph – workers after Becker Hoop and Stave Mill fire, June 17, 1907
54, bottom: Photograph – Fire in progress at Becker Hoop and Stave Mill, June 17, 1907
55: Photocopy – page from a Shedd-Brown System Calendar featuring advertisement and photograph of Bloker Lumber Co., Lindsey, Ohio, n.d. (11x14)
56: Photocopied photograph – L. Blokers Mill after fire, June 17, 1907
Folder 17: Lindsey, Ohio – History Scrapbook Two (4 of 4)
57: Photograph – Lindsey, Ohio, viewed from roof of Harry Auxter’s Barn, ca. 1939
58: Photograph – residence of Amos Overmyer, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
59: Photograph – employees outside L. Bloker Lumber Mill, n.d.
60: Photograph and caption clipped from unidentified newspaper May 1990, depicting Civil War General Nathan Cochran leading a Memorial Day Parade, ca. 1930.
61-62: Photocopy of obituary – Nathan Y. Cochran, Fremont News-Messenger, Feb. 15, 1932
63: Photocopied photograph – L.S.&M.S. railroad Depot, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
64: Invitation to 90th birthday celebration of Beneda Opelt, 2010
65-66: Photocopied pages from History of Sandusky County (1882) with information on Lindsey, Ohio history, schools, and religious worship
67: Photocopied photograph – Lindsey, Ohio residents in front of a home, ca. 1912
68: Photograph – pouring grain silos at Lindsey, Ohio Farmers Elevator, Sept. 1967
69: Photograph – aerial view of Lindsey, Ohio Farmers Elevator and silos, n.d. (8.5x11)
70: Photograph – aerial view of Lindsey, Ohio Farmers Elevator and silos, n.d. (7x9.5)
71: Clipping from unidentified newspaper (n.d.) showing photograph of flooding at Front & Croghan, 1930s
Folder 18: Lindsey, Ohio – Photographs of Buildings
Lindsey, Ohio, Walnut Street School Building, n.d.
313 Maple St., Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
Lindsey, Ohio railroad depot, n.d.
Wolfe Elevator and sugar beet weighing at Farmer’s Mercantile & Elevator Company, Lindsey, Ohio, n.d.
“Line-up at Farmer’s Mercantile & Elevator Company – Lindsey, Ohio,” n.d.
Folder 19: Ephemera
Photograph – unidentified men outside F.M. Fairall blacksmith’s shop, n.d.
Books:
George Alan Ulch, Ulch/Ulsh Descendants of Andreas Ultsch, 1752-2012; Allied Families Noellman, Eisenhour, Lay, Volume 1. Includes letter addressed to Dick [Richard H. Willer] from the author.
George Alan Ulch, Ulch/Ulsh Descendants of Andreas Ultsch, 1752-2012; Allied Families Noellman, Eisenhour, Lay, Volume 2.
School Yearbooks:
Blue and Gold, Washington Township School, Lindsey, Ohio, 1939
Washingtonian, Washington Township Local School, Lindsey, Ohio, 1965
Washingtonian, Washington Township Local School, Lindsey, Ohio, 1966
Satellite, Vanguard Vocational Center, Fremont, Ohio, 1976
Box 2
Scrapbook of Photographs from Washington Township School, Lindsey, Ohio, 1930-1940 (20 leaves, 52 photographs, 5 newspaper clippings)
Individual Photographs
Unidentified couple (possibly Emilie [Amelia] Caroline Schmidtke and Hermann August Gustav Willer), n.d.
Jeneva Mary (Notestine) Willer and Eva Marie (Notestine) Ramsey, ca. 1950s
Eighth Grade Graduating Class of Walbridge Public School, Walbridge, Ohio, 1919
Willer Family Tree, 1842-2010
Oversize Folder 1 of 3: Maps
Aerial photographs of Lindsey, Ohio area (6), n.d.
U.S. Geological Survey map of Toledo, Ohio, 1976
U.S. Geological Survey quadrangle maps (5):
- Lindsey, Ohio
- Elmore, Ohio
- Wightman’s Grove, Ohio
- Fremont East, Ohio
- Fremont West, Ohio
Map with annotations, “Plat of Lindsey O.,” 1924
Map with annotations, “Plat of Lindsey O.,” 1924 (photocopy)
Map without annotations, “Plat of Lindsey O.,” 1924
Street numbering layout map of Lindsey, Ohio (1956)
Survey maps (3) of Lindsey, Washington Township, Ohio, undated
Plat of Survey prepared for Blair Realty by John A. Burkin, 1984
Survey maps (3) of Lindsey, Ohio, ca. 1969
Map of Lindsey, Ohio platted area, undated
Set of Lindsey, Ohio plat maps (9):
- Undated Lindsey index map
- Close-up map 1, 1981
- Close-up map 2, 1980
- Close-up map 3, 1978
- Close-up map 4, 1978
- Close-up map 5, two photocopies with highlighting, n.d.
- Close-up map 6, 1978
- Close-up map 7, 1978
Map of Lindsey (Platted Area) Sandusky County, Ohio, prepared by office of Miles C. Newton, 1966
Maps of Lindsey, Ohio (2 copies), prepared by office of County Engineer James R. Mayer, 1982
Map, Ohio at the Time of the American Revolution, 1976
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Water map, A Guide to Ohio Streams: Principal Streams and Watersheds, 2001
Oversize Folder 2 of 3: Military
The People’s Herald (Tsingtao, China), photocopy, Nov. 11, 1945, 2 pp.
The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky), June 14, 1987, 8 pp.
Map of Tsingtao, China, ca. 1946
Toledo Blade (Toledo, Ohio), Aug. 11, 1945, 16 pp.
The Fargo Forum (Fargo, North Dakota), June 14, 1939, 16 pp.
Toledo Blade (Toledo, Ohio), May 8, 1945, 8 pp.
The Toledo Times (Toledo, Ohio), Aug. 15, 1945, 8 pp.
The Toledo Blade (Toledo, Ohio), Aug. 14, 1945, 8 pp.
Department of the Army Posters (13):
- Poster 21-32: “Remagen Bridgehead,” 1954
- Poster 21-37: “Merry Christmas, 1776,” 1953
- Poster 21-38: “The Road to Fallen Timbers,” 1953
- Poster 21-39: “Those are Regulars, by God!” 1953
- Poster 21-40: “Remember your Regiment,” 1953
- Poster 21-41: “First at Vicksburg,” 1955
- Poster 21-42: “The Rock of the Marne,” 1953
- Poster 21-43: “Follow Me!” 1954
- Poster 21-45: “Good Marksmanship and Guts!” 1953
- Poster 21-46: “Gatlings to the Assault,” 1953
- Poster 21-47: “Breakthrough at Chipyong-ni,” 1953
- Poster 21-48: “Knocking out the Moros,” 1953
- Poster 21-73: “I’ll Try, Sir!” 1956
Oversize Folder 3 of 3: Ephemera
Fremont News-Messenger, “Sesquicentennial and Community Progress Edition,” 18 pp., July 26, 1963
Images of Japanese gardens taken from a calendar (5), 1967
Family tree templates, blank (3)
Brandmark Sales Co. “200 Years of Liberty” promotional U.S. Founding Documents booklet, ca. 1976
Washington Township School, Lindsey, Ohio, Class of 1939 Autographs Poster, 1939