Origsize: H 12" x W 9.5"; Origformat: Print-Photographic; Resolution: 600 DPI
Name/Title
Page 133 and 134 Aldrich/Rose Album
Entry/Object ID
2021.01.1.077
Scope and Content
Page 133 (front): 3 newspaper clippings pasted directly to page
Left: "MISS SIMANTON WEDS JOHN FEATHER THIS AFTERNOON" featues portrait of Edith L. Simanton and portrait of John A. Feather with description of ceremony.
Underneath left clipping: "SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION AND FAT STOCK SHOW / MARCH 10-18 / 1934 / FORT WORTH, TEXAS" blue and silver embossed sticker
Right top: Four unlabeled men pose for photo printed in newspaper, all wearing tuxes.
Right bottom: "F. L. Simanton Dies After Heart Attack" with biography and portrait
Page 134 (back): 6 newspaper clippings pasted directly to page
Left top: "Degrees Will Be Awarded 500 At Friday Exercises / Commencement to Mark Close of Summer Quarter at University" lists Allyn S. Rose as recepient of Master of Arts
Left middle top: "Mrs. Allyn Rose is in Columbus where she will attend commencement exercises. Mr. Rose, an instructor in the local high school will recieve his Master's degree."
Left middle bottom: "Mrs. Allyn Rose left this morning for Columbus where she will attend the commencement exercises at Ohio State University on Friday of this week. Mr. Rose will receive his Master's Degree at this time."
Left bottom: "A Grape Vine of the Isabelle variety 90 years old is being cared for by Mrs. E. Thomson on Bassett road. The grape vine is on the estate of the late William Wardrich, the vine well pruned, produces grapes every year. Horticulturest from Ohio State society has examined the vine and say it will produce for years to come. Its in a healthy condition."
Right top: "NO COLLEGE BOY COATS IN THE ROUGH are these raccoons, who will be charter members of the miniature 'zoo' which Park Foreman A. Irving Aldrich of Bay Village plans to establish in Cahoon Park next spring. With the bribe of salty crackers Brownie and Blackie were lured into posing for their picture with Mrs. Esther Aldrich yesterday in their winter quarters in the Aldrich garage."
Right bottom: "Clague Manor Observes 86th Birthday of Walter, Son of Early Settler / Miss Sophronia Clague, 84, and her brother, Walter."
