Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 340. John M. Anderson (1841); American Hotel; Francis Cleveland (1842); Adams Express (1851); J.S. McDowell; First Sewing Machines (1857); County Fair; Mound Park; Scioto Telegram (1820); Thomas B. King; Gabriel; Sciotoville; Wheelersburg; Marting; Layher's Brewery (1875); Matilda (1891); Brigham Young; Mormon
A cream colored marriage certificate with yellow, white, and pink flower illustrations for John Linck and Mary Amelia Buechler. There is a small colored illustration at the bottom of the page. Had to be taped back together. Most of the words written are in German. John Linck came to Portsmouth with his family when he was 12 from Germany. He attended Union Street School. He was a very well known barber in Portsmouth for 35 years. His wife Mary was born and raised here in Portsmouth.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: John L. Ward; Hon. Daniel J. Ryan; Blade Newsboys with names; Ad for Whittaker & Co.'s Pharmacy at the corner of Second (2nd) and Court Streets
Aged magazine page from March, 1955, "Playthings" (page 714), article on Portsmouth company marking 38'' tall paper dolls. John L. Morton and partner Catherine Russell, Junior TOG Shop
