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Scioto County Fair

Mike Emnett, 1968 Fair

scan of a black and white photo of Mike Emnett and his pig at the fair's livestock auction in 1968.

Mike Glynn

Black & white photograph, faded, mounted in small photo album.

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Mike Smith

Black and white photo negative of 1978 Wheelersburg High School football coach Mike Smith.

Mike; Das Vaterland; Germany; Tom Collins; Narraganset Pier; Coney Island; Coal Oil Johnny; Peanut Johnny; William Orliff; Wilbur Wertz; Hon; Soc Glaze; John Brooker ; Jim Hannah; Ewing; Davis; William Loomis; Pick Quincy; Tim Sullivan; Mert Lodwick; Uri and John White; John Hammerstein; John Simlar; William Paxton; Receiving Line; Mr. Thomas H. Collins; Buddy Wertz; Mr. Burton; S.D. Bishop

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 488. Mike; Das Vaterland; Germany; Tom Collins; Narraganset Pier; Coney Island; Coal Oil Johnny; Peanut Johnny; William Orliff; Wilbur Wertz; Hon; Soc Glaze; John Brooker ; Jim Hannah; Ewing; Davis; William Loomis; Pick Quincy; Tim Sullivan; Mert Lodwick; Uri and John White; John Hammerstein; John Simlar; William Paxton; Receiving Line; Mr. Thomas H. Collins; Buddy Wertz; Mr. Burton; S.D. Bishop

Mil and Ron's Car

Color photo of the good side of Mil & Ron's car. It was three weeks old.

Mil's House

Black and white photo image of Mil's house before dark. Note the plastic on the house and their garage missing. Insulation stored inside was found five miles away.

Milbrook Park; Alexander Pharmacy

Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a colorized image of Milbrook Park. A business clipping for The Alexander Pharmacy.

Milbrook Park; Baesman's Dancing Academy; Calvary Commandery, No. 13 K. T.

Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing colorized images of the flowerbeds at Milbrook Park; Baesman's Dancing Academy, corner of Chillicothe and Seventh (7th) Streets; information about a Calvary Commandery, No. 13. K. T. meeting for Easter Service at 2nd Presbyterian Church in 1889.