- "Early Records of Lorain and Vicinity" document held in plastic sleeve labeled, "1924 DAR Lorain Chapter Program" (Daughters of the American Revolution. Narrative lists population at about 40,000. Includes early "founding" ideas about the first white people who came to Lorain. Also includes early settlement history of Sheffield. Also includes mention of DAR Nathan Perry Chapter will decorate the graves of five Revolutionary War heroes on Decoration Day (none in Lorain). "The Chapter in May of this year (1924) will also place a boulder and bronze marker in Riverside Park to mark the site of the trading post with the Indians of Nathan Perry." Signed Mrs. Edith Austin Cudebach, Historian and Mrs. Belle Behymer Stephon, Regent.
- Photoprint copy of "Organizational Meeting" July 17, 1918 at Mrs. Theodore R. Oehlke's house.
- Nathan Perry Chapter of DAR member directory, 1957-1958
- Correspondence from to Margaret (Mrs. R. Hurst) from Ernie (Admiral King ?) dated September 20, 1934 in which she had wrote for help on a program on civil air defense and he responded that he would sent along relevant articles. He gives some thoughts on the subject and then he discuses previous visits to Lorain and commenting on how people are doing.
All photocopies.
