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Memorandum, confirmation of swearing in ceremony, Edna Brown
No full textThis memorandum from December 7, 2006 confirms that Representative Edna Brown selected the Honorable C. Allen McConnell to preside at her third swearing in ceremony as State Representative for Ohio House District 48. The event was held on Thursday December 28, 2006 at Braden United Methodist Church in Toledo, Ohio
Souvenir Lenk Wine Co., Toledo, Ohio
No full textThis souvenir booklet, published circa 1897, from the Lenk Wine Company in Toledo, Ohio, is shaped like a wine barrel. Inside, black and white illustrations and photographs are interspersed with a short history of the company, information about current winemaking practices, and wines produced
Ohio State Senatorial citation in memory of Edna Brown
No full textThis Senatorial citation, from the General Assembly of The State of Ohio, in memory of Edna Brown (April 7, 1940 - January 1, 2022), was issued on behalf of Teresa Fedor, Ohio State Senator from the 11th District
How Toledo met a year of unemployment: annual report of the Social Service Federation for 1930
No full textThis annual report of the Social Service Federation of Toledo, Ohio, was published in 1930. It includes a list of officers, the board of trustees, trustees emeritus, family welfare bureau, children's bureau, and director. The report also includes statistics detailing the services distributed to families and children in Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Symphony Orchestra, compositions performed soloists heard, first season 1920-1921 with press comments
No full textProgram of the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, Toledo, Ohio, during the 1920-1921 season, detailing the compositions performed, soloists heard, and the press comments of the first season
Alvin J. Neely, letter to Mr. Charles J, Gibson, June 5, 1935
No full textA letter typed on stationery from the Office of the Registrar of the Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. The letter was sent from Alvin J. Neely to Mr. Charles H. Gibson and is dated June 5, 1935. The letter expresses personal appreciation from Neely to Gibson during Dr. Moton's illness.OFFICE OFTHE REGISTRAR
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. ALABAMA -  K
Mr. Charles H. Gibson
Tuskegee Institute, Ala.
June 5, 1935.
My dear Mr. Gibson:
I am just dropping this line to express my personal
appreoiation for the fine service which you rendered
Tuskegee as Acting President. I do not send this word
as an employee of Tuskegee, but as a graduate who is
naturally Interested in seeing that things go well.
I want you to know it was a source of great satisfaction
to have been able to cooperate with you in your efforts
to keep things going during Dr. Moton’s illness. Your fine
spirit made this cooperation very easy, and I hope that my
little efforts made your burdens lighter.
It is my hope that you shall have a chance to get some real
rest and pleasure now that you have been at least
temporarily relieved of so much responsibility
Mrs. M. E. Gibson, envelope addressed to Mrs. J. S. Gibson, postmarked December 4, 1943
No full textThis envelope contained a letter sent from Mrs. M. E. Gibson, Box 7, Tuskegee Institute, now known as Tuskegee University, Alabama. It was addressed to Mrs. J. S. Gibson, 1022 Woodland Avenue, Toledo, Ohio, and is postmarked on December 4, 1943 at the Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. An additional inscription on the item in green ink indicates "A typical letter.
A record of friendly service to the blind, 1923-1940
No full textThis pamphlet details the endeavors of the Toledo Society for the Blind, in Toledo, Ohio, for the years 1923 through 1940. It includes the history, organization, activities, services rendered, and bequests. Item includes a braille page in the back stating "Greetings from the patrons of the Toledo Society for the Blind"