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Guide to the reptile house in the Toledo Zoological Park
No full textA guide to the Reptile House at the Toledo Zoological Park, published in 1934, in Toledo, Ohio by the Toledo Zoological Society upon the opening of the Reptile House
Official guide of Toledo : where to go and how to get there, April 1907
No full textThis official guidebook of Toledo, Ohio was published in April 1907. Created by C. B. Miller and D. F. Dreher., the book includes local advertisements, a revised street guide, a map of Toledo, and railroad time tables
Official Homecoming Invitation : Toledo Centennial Commission, Toledo, Ohio, invitation
No full textAn invitation issued on the official homecoming invitation stationary of the Toledo Centennial Commission by Lucille E. Mack from the Business and Professional Woman's Club of Toledo to all members. Dated September 11, 1937, Ms. Mack invites both active and inactive members to the New United States Naval Armory for a home-coming celebration on Constitution Day, September 17, and the opening of the Centennial Celebration for the city
Charles Hansford Gibson, Jr., portrait, undated
No full textThis portrait of Charles Hansford Gibson, Jr., was taken at Cheyne's Studio in Hampton, Virginia. Writing on the back names Chas H. Gibson, Jr. and Tuskegee Institute, now known as Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama. Charles graduated from Tuskeege in 1916
Family record of Maggie Eleanor Chiles Gibson
No full textThis family record documents the family of Maggie Eleanor Chiles Gibson. Maggie was born in Richmond, Virginia, and was the mother of Toledo's first African American lawyer who was employed by the Toledo City Law Department, James Slater Gibson
Marriage license of Charles Hansford Gibson and Maggie Eleanor Chiles Gibson, September 7, 1897
No full textThe marriage license of Charles Hansford Gibson and Maggie Eleanor Chiles Gibson who were married on September 7, 1897. The certificate is signed on June 4, 1917 by J. E. Jones, minister of the Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia, who performed the ceremony, years before
J. Henry Smith, letter to Mr. Charles H. Gibson, June 20, 1944
No full textA letter printed on Tuskegee Savings and Loan Association stationery. The letter is addressed to Mr. Charles H. Gibson at 1022 Woodlawn Avenue, Toledo, Ohio from J. Henry Smith, Secretary of the Tuskegee Savings and Loan Association on June 20, 1944. The correct address for Gibson at the time was 1022 Woodland Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. In the letter, Smith accepts Gibson's resignation from the Tuskegee Savings and Loan Association.Tuskegee Savings and Loan Association
SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $ 5000.00 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION
BOARD OF
CHARLES H. GIBSON
JOHN H. PALMER
JOHN O. H. AMAKY!
DIRECTORS
WALTER J. LOVE
JESSE E. WHITFIELD
HAROLD W. WEBB
WILLIE L. DELONEY
LUELLA C. HANNA
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama
June 20, 1944.
Mr. Chas. H. Gibson
1022 Woodlawn Avenue
Toledo, Ohio
Dear Mr. Gibson;
It is with deep regret that we acknowledge your
letter of resignation from the Board of Directors
of the Tuskegee Savings and Loan Association.
Your untiring, conscientious and loyal service to
this Association has been of inestimable value
throughout all the years you have served as a
Director and our President. We shall miss you
no little.
The Board reluctantly voted to accept your resig¬
nation and extends its sincere regrets for having
to do so. Wherever you go you will always carry
the respect, esteem and prayers of this Association.
We hope your sojourn outside our community is tem¬
porary and that ere long you will return and we can
again have you as a member of our Board.
With high regard and best wishes, I am
Very sincerely your
League-ally Speaking, 1926
No full textLeague-ally Speaking was a newsletter published by the Toledo League for the Hard of Hearing in Toledo, Ohio. Incorporated in 1920, the organization was also an agency of the Toledo Community Chest. In 1947 the organization changed its name to the Toledo Hearing League. The Toledo Hearing League closed permanently in 2014
Toledo Jewish Community Center scrapbook, 1964 - 1972, the golden years
No full textThis scrapbook is a collection of newspaper clippings, photographs, pamphlets, programs, and other materials on the subject of the Jewish Community Center of Toledo. The items in the scrapbook span the years 1964 - 1973, referred to as the organization's Golden Years
Toledo Automobile Club
No full textThis eighteenth anniversary publication of the Toledo Automobile Club, dated 1931, includes the past, present, and future activities of the club. The club participated in civic and community welfare projects, worked to protect drivers from unfair legislation, and promoted safety on the road