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Rev. William E. Potts

Photo image of the headstone of John and Nettie Powell in Village Cemetery located in Adams County. This cemetery is also known as Pumpkin Ridge Cemetery.

Reverend Dr. Pratt; Harry W. Miller; B.P. Pursell, Sam Selby; E. J. Corson, William M. Pursell, C. S. Cadot, D. L. Jones; Professor J. N. Lee

Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing sepia images of an unknown man and Reverend Dr. Pratt. Black & white images of Harry W. Miller; B.P. Pursell and Sam Selby; E. J. Corson, William M. Pursell, C. S. Cadot, and D. L. Jones. Also pictured: a clipped printed article on Professor J. N. Lee of the Young Ladies' Seminary.

Reverend J. E. McGuirk; Reverend T. A. Corbel; Business Clippings

Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing black & white images of Reverend J. E. McGuirk; Reverend T. A. Corbel
Business Clippings for Pensmore & Co.; Teas, Tobaccos, Cigars, etc.; Rosenberg & Co.; W. W. Little & Co.; White Bear Hotel, E. J. Zeigler

Henry A. Lorberg Scrapbook

Reverend John Collins Jackson

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured is a black and white photo of Reverend John Collins Jackson.

Reverend Mr. and Mrs. O. L. King, Portsmouth, Ohio

Sepia tone photo image postcard. King was an Evangelist that preached at the YMCA, N & W Terminal, Homes, and was a Missionary with his wife.

Reverend Samuel Lindenmeyer; First Evangelical Church; H.B. Murray; P.W. Noel; R.S. Silcox; Walter S. Wood; General Chairman; H.B. Adams

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Reverend Samuel Lindenmeyer; First Evangelical Church; H.B. Murray; P.W. Noel; R.S. Silcox; Walter S. Wood; General Chairman; H.B. Adams

Henry A. Lorberg Scrapbook

Revolutionary Memorial: Soldiers buried in Scioto County; Map showing population centers every decade from 1790 to 1930 for Ohio and surrounding states. In 1860, Portsmouth was the population center of the U. S.

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Revolutionary Memorial: Soldiers buried in Scioto County; Map showing population centers every decade from 1790 to 1930 for Ohio and surrounding states. In 1860, Portsmouth was the population center of the U. S.