Off white cloth bookmark with blue and gold writing of "The Hail Mary" prayer for Mart Glynn's Funeral Home. The location changed throughout the years. Being located first at 1207 Gallia Street, Portsmouth. It was first called Glynn's Ambulance and Funeral Chapel, then Brock Hall Funeral Home, then to Glynn Brock Funeral home until the 1950's when Mart Glynn left to start his own funeral home with his son Robert Glynn (1926-1985) at his own Mart Glynn's Funeral Home (1147 2nd St, Portsmouth) until Mart died in December of 1971. Robert Glynn went into business with Jimbob Osman of South Shore and changed the name to Glynn & Osman Funeral home until his death in 1985. The location (1147 2nd St) is now apart of the Shawnee State University parking and student dorms.
Aged, off-white paper form with black calligraphy and black ink signatures. This license is for Fred Charles and Beatrice Coleman in Scioto County Seal.
Scanned page 65 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a printed wedding invitation for the marriage of J. Belden Nichols to Charles A. Davis and a black & white image of General Grant Bridge.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Marriage Announcement for George E. Gibbs and Ella W. Dirks, October 27, 1891; Philander Kinney; New Years Calling Card, 1876; July 8, 1880 Newspaper Advertisement for the Portsmouth Stage Office; Ad for a One Cent Reward for an Indentured Apprentice that Ran Away
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Shown is a wedding invitation for J. Belden Nichols and Charlie A. Davis on November 1, 1882 at the First Presbyterian Church. Also shown is a card for Mr. R. D. Murfin at Home On October 18, 1870 at 8 o'clock pm.
Photo image of the headstone of Marlin McKinley Moore in Village Cemetery located in Adams County. This cemetery is also known as Pumpkin Ridge Cemetery.
