32 Queen City Heritage 1989 Annual Report of the Cincinnati Historical Society

Presidents' Reports

At the close of my final year as president of the Society, it seems appropriate to review very briefly what has been accomplished in the time. In 1974 when I became president of the Cincinnati Historical Society membership stood at 1,543 and the annual budget was $154,000. During my fourteen year tenure we have grown at a lively but prudent pace. The membership now stands at close to 4,000 including a heartening increase in business members and the annual budget exceeds $850,000 with a substantially increased endowment. Our staff has doubled to thirty-nine very capable persons. Extensive and valuable additions to our superb collections have outgrown the capacity of our present quarters. We continue to grow in patronage of the library and usefulness to the community. We have attained a solid visible presence in the region. Most satisfying is the prospect of the Society's new museum. It began as a tenuous, hopeful wish in 1975, went through a long series of discussions, planning, and fortunate circumstances and is now on the very threshold of reality. The move to Union Terminal will provide not only ample space and facilities for an enlarged and greatly enhanced library, with plenty of room to grow, but also a world-class history museum that will tell the important, fascinating story of the Cincinnati area in a wonderfully exciting, visual way. This remarkable progress is due to the cooperative effort of a legion of devoted people. I wish there were space to list each and every person who participated. Many were truly outstanding in their unstinting gifts of time, treasure, expertise, and loyal concern. There were, and are, the diligent, forward-looking trustees; an exceptionally able, innovative director; a most capable, dedicated staff; an active, very supportive Women's Association; a great band of truly indispensable volunteers; and a veritable host of generous members and friends. With people such as these on our team, how can we possibly falter. I am deeply grateful for the privilege and pleasure of associating and serving with them. The future bodes well for the Cincinnati Historical Society. Godspeed. John Diehl President 1974-1988

John Weld Peck (center) suc- ceeded John Diehl (right) as president of the Cincinnati Historical Society in 1988 and Theodore Emmerich (left) was elected treasurer. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 33 The past year was dedicated to initiating the were able to maintain the fiscal integrity of the Historical process of thoughtfully expanding the Cincinnati Historical Society, thanks in part to the hard work of our Director of Society so that when we move to the Museum Center at Union Finance and Administration, Judy Madsen. This expansion Terminal in November 1990, we match the scale of the will continue in 1990 and will require additional sources of building and are able to meet the expectations of our funds from increased membership, increased levels of support membership and our new public. Laura Chace, the Frederick from present members, and increased revenues from other A. Hauck Librarian, has had an immense amount of planning fund raising efforts. Sue Painter and the Development staff to do. Ruby Rogers, our Museum Director, during her first have seen one challenge after another during 1989 and this full year with the Society, became totally immersed in the job pace promises to continue. of creating a major cultural and historical museum out of With all of the energies which were invested whole cloth and Geoff Giglierano began the process of during the year to the Museum Center move, I am pleased adapting the education department to a completely new to report that the Society maintained a solid level of environment with tremendous demands upon it from all sides. programming for the year, including tours, educational These individuals and other staff members, under the programs, and special events. In fact, we ended the year with leadership of Gale Peterson and with the support and a very memorable Sunday Brunch aboard the Delta Queen. I direction of our Board, made tremendous strides during the commend Gale and the staff for a year which benefited our year although it was just the beginning. members and many in the community. Obviously the prospect of increased levels of As always, our dedicated corps of volunteers programming and other activities has necessitated that was the critical component in making 1989 a good year for additional resources of the Historical Society be available. the Society. We remain dependent upon the volunteer interest These needs are in addition to our capital costs of preparing, in the work of the Historical Society and we are especially furnishing, and equipping our new offices and of designing grateful for the willingness of so many to take active roles in and constructing the Museum and the opening of temporary our work. At no time in our history is volunteer participation exhibits. As the accompanying financial report indicates, we more important than it is during this period and in 1989 we began planning to increase the level of volunteerism substantially to meet the demands that will be placed upon us in 1990 and in the coming years.

John Weld Peck President

The annual meeting was well attended by Society members. 34 Queen City Heritage Director's Report

Gale E. Peterson

The decade of the 1980's brought great change to the Cincinnati Historical Society. Programs and membership expanded rapidly in the early years of the decade, but a pivotal event occurred in May 1986 with the passage of a county-wide bond levy that enabled the Society to initiate plans for moving to Union Terminal. The vast Art Deco landmark building will be shared with the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and will include the region's first Omnimax theater, museum gift shops, restaurants, auditori- ums, and all the other facilities that make up a first class museum complex. Once the bond levy had passed, the Society's staff and trustees began planning for the institution's future. The library, which had been filled beyond capacity for several years already, would now have enough space to bring its collections together under one roof and would have room to grow again. The education staff first had to complete a variety of projects that had been initiated in support of the city's 1988 bicentennial celebration before it could turn its attention to developing the story line for museum exhibits. Moreover, there was no museum staff at all to coordinate the planning for turning Union Terminal's cavernous spaces into exciting three-dimensional exhibits bringing to life the city's fascinating and colorful history. In this report to our members, the senior staff of the Historical Society has summarized how their work has progressed during 1988 and 1989 in anticipation of the move to Union Terminal that will occur in the fall of 1990. With much hard work by the members of the staff and of the board of trustees, and with the generous support of its members, the Cincinnati Historical Society ended the decade preparing to move from its home in Eden Park, where it has been located only since 1964, and to become part of the Museum Center at Cincinnati Union Terminal. With the library and Omnimax theater opening in November 1990, and a major area of permanent exhibits under development for opening in October 1991, the decade of the 1990's should bring changes to the Historical Society that will soon eclipse those of recent years. The past, it seems once again, is prologue.

The press toured Union Ter- minal after an October press conference announcing the results of the endowment fund raising campaign. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 35 Report of the Treasurer

For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1988

Theodore H. Emmerich Treasurer

Judith L. Madsen Dir. of Finance &Adm.

General Museum Restricted Support & Revenue: Fund Fund Funds Total Investment Income $ 304,519 $ 16,808 $ 321,327 Membership Dues-Individual 172,797 $ 475 173,272 Membership Dues-Corporate 45,125 45,125 Gifts & Grants 70,195 119,650 201,007 390,852 Fees & Services 17,339 1,435 18,774 Sales 141,144 141,144 Special Events 124,231 124,231 Other 8,774 7,255 16,029 Total Support & Revenue $ 884,124 $ 145,148 $201,482 $1,230,754 Expenses: Administrative $ 435,538 $ 106,834 $ 0 $ 542,372 Development/Communications 72,697 0 0 72,697 Library/Collections 337,349 0 0 337,349 Education 100,639 0 263,409 364,048 Total Expenses $ 946,223 $ 106,834 $263,409 $1,316,466

Excess (Deficiency) Support & Revenue Over Expenses $ (62,099) $ 38,314 $ (61,927) $ (85,712) Net Gain On Sale Of Securities 867,198 (102,198) 765,000 Increase (Decrease) Fund Balances $ 805,099 $ (63,884) $(61,927) $ 679,288 Fund Transfers 17,914 (16,994) (920) 0 Fund Balances July 1, 1988* 3,608,994 1,064,018 195,371 4,868,383 Fund Balances June 30, 1989* $4,432,007 $ 983,140 $132,524 $5,547,671

Notes on the Treasurer's Report 1. The Women's Association Includes Endowment Fund reported income of $4456 and stated at book value. expenses of $4148 that are not included in the report above. 36 Queen City Heritage Report of the Treasurer

For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1989

Theodore H. Emmerich Treasurer

Judith L. Madsen Dir. of Finance &Adm.

General Museum Restricted Support & Revenue: Fund Fund Funds Total Investment Income $ 373,123 $ 373,123 Membership Dues-Individual 212,935 $ 165 213,100 Membership Dues-Corporate 58,670 58,670 Gifts & Grants 87,929 $507,443 259,310 854,682 Fees & Services 24,378 24,378 Sales 420,546 420,546 Special Events 135,522 135,522 Other 1,492 1,492 Total Support & Revenue $1,314,595 $507,443 $259,475 $2,081,513 Expenses: Administrative $ 739,878 $543,981 $ 0 $1,283,859 Development/Communications 116,917 0 0 116,917 Library/Collections 378,566 0 0 378,566 Education 145,223 0 203,290 348,513 Total Expenses $1,380,584 $543,981 $203,290 $2,127,855

Excess (Deficiency) Support & Revenue Over Expenses $ (65,989) $ (36,538) $ 56,185 $ (46,342) Net Gain (Loss) Sale Of Securities (42,857) (42,857) Increase (Decrease) Fund Balances $ (108,846) $ (36,538) $ 56,185 $ (89,199) Fund Transfers 294,756 (255,276) (39,480) 0 Fund Balances July 1, 1988* 4,432,007 983,140 132,524 5,547,671 Fund Balances June 30, 1989* $4,617,917 $691,326 $149,229 $5,458,472

Notes on the Treasurer's Report 1. The Women's Association * Includes Endowment Fund reported income of $5212 and stated at book value, expenses of $5662 that are not included in the report above. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 37 CHS Endowment

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0 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 38 Queen City Heritage The Library laboratories in which to treat deteriorating collections with research value, but the Society's conservation lab is one of a few located in a smaller institution. CHS staff members Laura L. Chace received training in hand repair of works on paper at workshops and seminars sponsored by The State Library of Ohio and in the conservation laboratory at the University of As The Cincinnati Historical Society prepares Cincinnati. The cooperative arrangement with the UC library to move from the Adams-Emery Wing of the Cincinnati Art gave staff instruction by professional conservators as well as Museum where it has been located for twenty-five years, it hands-on experience. Conservation personnel now do hand seems appropriate to reflect on the library as it existed in this repair and binding, encapsulation (a protective measure in location and to look forward in anticipation of the changes, which works on single sheets of paper are sealed between challenges, and opportunities for the library that the Society's polyester sheets), and microfilming. expanded program will bring. The acquisition, in 1976, of the Cincinnati Ten years ago this was a quiet, local historical Times-Star, April 25, 1840 through July 19, 1958, from the society library that assisted its members with their Margaret I. King Library at the University of Kentucky was genealogical questions and students with their research for the catalyst for the microfilming program. A Kodak planetary advanced degrees. Users came regularly, stayed most of the camera was purchased and staff members filmed the Times- day, were familiar with the collections, indexes, and catalogs Star as funds became available. This effort resulted in a 604- and, because the stacks were open to them, got their own roll film edition of the paper which now is for sale. Proceeds materials. During the fiscal year 1978-1979, only two from this and other microfilm sales are placed in a revolving researchers came from beyond the southwestern Ohio area. account which provides for other filming projects and the Today, most patrons are first time users who, because they purchase of film copies from other suppliers to replace are unfamiliar with the library, require more assistance in deteriorating newspapers, periodicals, and books. interpreting and using the library's array of catalogs, indexes, In 1981 the library received a $35,000 grant and other finding aids to the collections. Now, stacks are from the National Historical Publications and Records closed for security of the collections and materials are brought Commission to process the extensive architectural records to the reading room. collection. This collection of 150 cubic feet of office files and Categorized by type, library users fall into three 40,000 drawing sheets, which document Cincinnati's built nearly equal groups: professional humanists (historians, environment from the 1860's to the 1970's, was arranged and museum curators, librarians) working on research projects microfilmed using these funds and challenge grant monies. and amateur historians studying their neighborhood, street, With the aid of a National Endowment for the or company; junior high school through college age students Humanities grant, the Daniel J. Ransohoff Collection of preparing class papers or projects; and genealogists 30,000 photographic negatives which portray the city's researching their families. Each year, ten percent of the users economic and social conditions during the last fiftyyear s was come from outside the Cincinnati area, representing nearly microfilmed in 1985-1986. all of the fifty states, as well as Canada, western Europe, Japan, Using challenge grant funds, the library and Australia. acquired its first computer (an IBM PC) in 1983 and joined During the past decade library personnel the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC). Founded in implemented several very large processing projects. In 1981, 1967, this non-profit organization now has 10,000 member at the time of its sesquicentennial, the Society received a libraries and a database of twenty million bibliographic $200,000 National Endowment for the Humanities Challenge records that is used for cataloging, for reference inquiries, and Grant and undertook a fund raising campaign that matched to determine the location of specific titles in order to answer the federal dollars almost four-to-one. While most of the funds interlibrary loan requests. were placed in the Society's endowment, $200,000 was In November 1985, The State Library of Ohio allocated to the library to equip its newly instituted approved the library's application for Library Services and conservation program, and to make it possible to participate Construction Act funds to enter 10,000 book and periodical in a computerized, shared cataloging system. records into the OCLC database. By December 1986, Most large libraries have in-house conservation bibliographic information for 10,121 works in this library Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 39

The Photography personnel proposed an expanded program to care for the of Paul Briol: library's collections that will be implemented in 1990. In A Centennial December, 1989, the Society opened an exhibit entitled "The Tribute Photography of Paul Briol: A Centennial Tribute" which featured 120 original photographs taken and printed by Paul Briol. One of the most prolific and popular photographers ever to work in the city, Briol started his career in Cincinnati in 1909 and closed his studio in 1955. The library is fortunate to have a group of dedicated volunteers who work independently on a variety of projects. The staff tries to match their training, talents, interests, and available time with jobs that need to be completed. For years, volunteers have assisted with manuscript and photograph collection processing. They compiled the Vital Statistics and Local History indexes, clipped newspaper articles, and summarized important pertaining to the social sciences, technology, the arts, historical manuscript letters. More recently, retired librarians biography, and local and regional history had been added to have staffed the reference desk several days a week and the database. cataloged rare books. Presently, volunteers administer the In 1989 special projects were implemented in slide collection, arrange photograph and manuscript addition to the routine assignments of answering researchers' collections, and complete map cataloging work forms. and correspondents' questions, selecting additions to the In the next decade, the library will face collections, processing and providing finding aids for opportunities and challenges as it functions within a larger materials and maintaining the collections. The catalogers organization and physical plant and adjusts its program to gathered data necessary to estimate the cost of cataloging the serve its traditional clientele and the staff members of the 12,000-item Cornelius J. Hauck Collection. Conservation expanded education and museum departments with their

Staff members Laura Chace, The Briol Exhibit featured over Ruby Rogers, and Linda Bailey 120 original photographs (left to right) curated the Paul taken by Paul Briol, one of Briol exhibit. Cincinnati's most prolific and popular photographers. 40 Queen City Heritage more diverse subject specialties and interests. members, as well as the general public best, reference services The major activity of the library during 1990 must be expanded to include automated collection catalogs will be to move the collection to Union Terminal. Between and indexes and searches of information databases. January and July the interior space design will be completed The serious conservation problem now being and the furniture and equipment selected, the exact location addressed is embrittlement: the deteriorating condition of each volume and box in the collections will be indicated affecting works produced on the poor quality paper used on a drawing of the stack layout, and movers will be hired. during the later half of the nineteenth and the twentieth The most critical aspect of the move is to safeguard this fragile centuries. This problem is faced by all libraries. Because it is and valuable collection from damage and loss during its not economically feasible for every library to try to save the transfer from Eden Park to Union Terminal. works in their original form, professionals have suggested that Several other issues are under consideration as one or several libraries be designated the "library of record" well. The library committee is studying its role, structure, and to retain the original work and that others transfer the relationship to the Board of Trustees and the staff. The information in the original work to another format, such as addition of museum curatorial and education personnel has microfilm. CHS conservators surveyed the library's collection had an impact on the library's focus and procedures. A staff and in March 1988 reported that nearly half of the books in committee is studying the acquisitions policy and the need to the collection have paper which is currently embrittled. Their broaden the library's collections in order to support fully the recommendations that embrittled material which contains museum's research activities and exhibitions. Care of the important information be copied and that microfilm be used collections is imperative and the approved expansion of the when possible are being implemented. library's conservation department will be fully implemented The library must be able to take advantage of in a larger, more appropriate area in Union Terminal. To serve the wealth of information and indexes now available the organization's curatorial and research personnel and commercially both on-line and in CD ROM databases. To

Manuscripts Supervisor Jona- than Dembo accepted the papers of Ranald West, a founder of Stockton, West & Burkhardt, from Mrs. West. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 41 gain access to this information, the library needs to acquire equipment (computers, modems, compact disc drives and data lines); to apply for membership in information service companies, and to train or provide refresher courses in database searching for reference personnel. The collection catalogs must be automated. It is no longer possible to maintain manually the library's card catalogs. Changes in the rules for description and subject heading terms occur too frequently for staff to remove card sets, make corrections, and refile the cards. The inability to keep up with these changes has resulted in the wide-spread incidence of the use of several different headings for a single topic, all of which must be checked to find a complete list of the library's holdings. This is a confusing experience for users. To assure that they find the material they need, the reference staff provides more individualized attention than is normally given or expected. Although concentrated planning for an automated system will not occur until after the move to Union Terminal, the first steps are being taken. By entering Library Volunteers bibliographic information about the Society's holdings into OCLC, the library is creating the data tapes that are used for Florence Collins Robert Doepke in-house automated catalog systems. Library personnel have Karen D. Fischer William H. Graver served on Greater Cincinnati Library Consortium (GCLC) Gordon Hickenlooper Jack Josselson automation planning committees since 1983 when GCLC Vickie Meadows Mary Naish began investigating the possibility of creating a regional Jenny Presnell Mabel Taulbee database of local libraries' catalog records. Through this Ronald J. Weisbrod Robert F. Whitehead association, CHS library staff members learned about existing OJ. Wood systems and the process for automating a library. Staff members are becoming more active in professional organizations and need to be encouraged to take advantage of formal course work and other continuing education opportunities. Because the benefits of an active staff development program accrue to the Society as well as to the employee, consideration should be given to sharing the associated financialresponsibilities . These, then, are the goals for the 1990's: to safeguard the collections through an expanded conservation program, to expand reference service by using information databases, to provide the research materials needed by the general public and museum personnel, and to make the information contained in these materials accessible through computerized finding aids.

Historical Society staff and board members recognized and thanked the many volun- teers at the Christmas luncheon. 42 Queen City Heritage Archival and Manuscript Collections and a few letters. 1 box. (.33 cu. ft.) MacLean, John Patterson. Collection of biographical now available for research, material, an account book, and court records pertaining to Shakers in Ohio and Kentucky, 1985 - 1986 ca.1758-1918. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) March, Perrin G. (187?)-1942, collector. Scrapbooks, albums, Abbott, Amos S., (1865). The Descendants of JamesScrapbook, 1890, of obituaries from various and catalogs, 1892-1900, pertaining to machinery Abbott of Long Island, by Amos S. Abbott. newspapers pertaining to Julius Dexter. 1 vol. (44 and the machine tool industry. 5 boxes. (3.5 cu. Typescript. 1941. American Institute of Archi- p.) HartweU Garden Club (Cincinnati, Ohio). ft.) Maxwell, Sidney D. Papers, ca.1862-1908, tects, Cincinnati Chapter. Records, 1870-1975, Records, 1919-1977, including minutes and including family correspondence, Civil War including minutes, correspondence, treasurer's financial records. 2 boxes. (.75 cu. ft.) Hauck, letters, newspaper clippings, and political records, and newsletters. 338 boxes. (311.5 cu. ft.) John W., 1951-. Narrow Gauge in Ohio: A Historycampaign material of a Cincinnati reporter, Berry, Theodore Moody, 1905- . Papers, 1939- of the Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway,soldier, businessman, and Chamber of Commerce 1965, pertaining to housing, race relations, by John W. Hauck. Photocopy. Typescript. 1986. official. 3 boxes, 1 folder. (1.17 cu. ft.) Mayer, politics and education. 38 boxes. (33.5 cu. ft.) 1 vol. (557p.) Hickenlooper, Andrew, 1837- Theodore, d.1935. Papers, 1891-1966, of Bracken Woods School (Cincinnati, Ohio). 1904. The Reminiscences of General Andrew Theodore Mayer, Albert J. Mayer, and the Records, 1952-1979, including class registers, Hickenlooper 1861-1865, edited by Gordon Hicken-Theodore Mayer real estate company. 12 vols. (2.5 class photographs, and P.T.A. material. 35 boxes. looper. Photocopy. Typescript, 1984. 1 vol. (ca. cu. ft.) Meyer, Elizabeth Louise. Scrapbooks, (31.75 cu. ft.) Bricklayers Society of Cincinnati. 160 p.) Hill, Thomas C. Lists, ca.1800-1984, of 1925-1934, pertaining to her high school and Records, 1839-1840, including constitution and Quaker (Society of Friends) meetings in Illinois college days. 3 boxes, 1 folder. (1.5 cu. ft.) Miller, minutes. 31 vol. Carr, Lawrence C. Papers, and southwest Ohio and Quaker Meetings in Morris L. (1891>-1918). Scrapbook, 1910-1918, ca. 1876-192 5, including corrspondence, military Southwest Ohio, by Thomas C. Hill, (ca. 1984). (17 containing material pertaining to Cincinnati reports, newspaper clippings, photographs, and cu. ft.) Huenefeld Memorial, Inc. (Cincinnati, cartoonist Morris L. Miller. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) articles pertaining to Dr. Carr's medical career and Ohio). Articles of Incorporation and minute Mosbacher, Wanda, collector. Scrapbook ca. research into a cure for yellow fever in the U.S., books, ca. 1947-1970, of the organization 1910-1922, containing greeting cards and postal Cuba, and the Philippines. 4 boxes, 1 folder. (1.25 established by members of the Huenefeld family cards. 1 vol. (ca. 150 items) Porter, Howard D., cu. ft.)Cincinnati , Dayton and Toledo Traction to continue their charitable activities. 1 box. (.33 1902-1979, collector. Papers, 1944-1955, pertain- Company. Franchises and rights of way of several cu. ft.) Junior Woman's City Club. Records, ing to the allied occupation of Japan. 6 boxes, 1 traction companies, 1875-1904. 1 vol. (479p.) ca.1932-1959, containing minutes, financial folder (6 cu. ft.) Ramsay Family. Papers, ca.1947- Cincinnati Ordnance District. Collection of records, and newspaper clippings of a group 1970, including letters from Richard Ramsay to papers, 1931-1941, pertaining to ordnance organized to promote interest in and welfare of his son, William W. Ramsay, and a scrapbook of procurement. 2 boxes. (.42 cu. ft.) Cincinnati Cincinnati. 1 box. (.5 cu. ft.) Keyboard Club material pertaining to the Ramsay and related Water Works. Records, ca. 1823-1860, including (Cincinnati, Ohio). Records, 1935-1977, includ- families. Richard Ramsay was a Justice of the Peace correspondence, reports, resolutions, and material ing minutes, programs, correspondence, and and representative to the Ohio State Legislature pertaining to relations with the City of Cincinnati, financial records of the club organized to promote from Winchester, Adams County. 4 vols., 1 folder. sale of the water works to the city, expansion of appreciation of good music. 4 boxes, 1 folder. (.5 (.5 cu. ft.) Roberts, Edward D., collector. the water system, claims against the water works, cu. ft.)Le e Family. Papers, 1866-1926, pertaining Scrapbook, 1909-1910, of newspaper clippings water rents, and property taxes. 1 box. (.33 cu. ft.) to the Lee Family of Cincinnati. 1 box. (.5 cu. ft.) pertaining to the Cincinnati Public School Clark, Ralph Ewing, 1914, collector. Collection Longworth, Nicholas, 1869-1931. Papers, 1856- Athletic League. 1 vol. (ca. 55p.) St. John's of papers, 1794-1926, pertaining mostly to the 1931, pertaining to Nicholas Longworth and the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Birth, baptism, Baker, Collins, McCracken, and Thorne families. Longworth family. 3 boxes. (1.67 cu. ft.) Lytle, death, marriage, and confirmation records, 1 box. (.5 cu. ft.) Coe, Katherine Hunter. Papers, William. Papers, ca.1791-1821, financial records ca.1873-1957, of the Sycamore Township church. ca.1900-1950, including manuscript and printed copies of poems, correspondence, and photo- graphs by Katherine Hunter Coe, writer, poet, and editor, as well as a notebook of lecture notes by her husband, Dr. Oliver P. Coe. 2 boxes. (1 cu. ryTnD ft.) Community Chest and Council of the Cincinnati Area. Scrapbooks, 1923-1974, m pertaining to publicity and fund raising. 58 vols. For Outstanding Service to the Ideals of and 1 folder. (17.5 cu. ft.) Contemporary Club. Records, ca.1919-1985, including minutes, BROTHERHOOD correspondence, constitution, and by-laws, and papers presented by members of the organization established to provide a forum for the exchange The National Conference of Christians and Jews of ideas. 4 boxes. (1.17 cu. ft.) Derie, Betty, collector. Scrapbooks, 1939-1940, pertaining to Cites the Cincinnati Reds. 17 vols. (3 cu. ft.) Dwight, C. Harrison. Collection of genealogical research material concerning the Dwight and related Iftrs.Dtrgima (foffeu, families who were among the early settlers of For: Cincinnati, ca. 1800-1974. 2 boxes and 3 folders. Cincinnati Public Schools (1.5 cu. ft.) Froome, John R. Papers, ca.1870- 1947, including correspondence, scripts, pro- Brotherhood Commitment Year grams, and clippings of plays he appeared in or 1971 - 72 wrote and miscellaneous material pertaining to family members. 8 boxes. (2.5 cu. ft.) Giglierano, Geoffrey J. A History ofFirefighting in Cincinnati, 1788-1980. Typescript. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) Greater Cincinnati Coalition of People with Disabilities. Records, 1974-1984, including minutes, reports, correspondence, and press clippings. 3 boxes. (.67 cu. ft.) Greve, Harriet Fisher, d. 1923, collector.

The Virginia Wilson Coffey papers 1935-1984 were pro- cessed and are now available for research. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 43

2 vols. (.25 cu. ft.) Seven Hills Artists (Cincin- nati, Ohio). Records, 1950-1982, including correspondence, reports, financial records, and newspaper clippings. 2 boxes. (1.5 cu. ft.) Sheraton Gibson Corporation (Cincinnati, (No Model.) 2 Sheets—Sheet 1 Ohio). Records, 1935-1956, consisting of E. H. HUENEFELD. minutes of the Hotel Gibson Corporation and the WOOD BURNING STOVE. Sheraton Gibson Corporation. 6 boxes. (1.5 cu. ft.) Stearns & Foster Company (Cincinnati, No. 601,565. Patented Mar. 29, 1898. Ohio). Records, 1859-1959, including mattress and supply ledgers, account books, and correspon- dence. 7 boxes, 71 vols. (39 cu. ft.) Sterling Family. Papers, 1798-1869, pertaining to the Sterling and Gano families of Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. 1 box. (1 cu. ft.)Taft , Charles Phelps, 1897-1983. Papers, 1931-1981. 13 boxes. (6 cu. ft.) Addition. Wardall, Christopher. Scrapbook of genealogical notes on the Biddle, Hoffman, Mohr, Moore, Wardall, and Winter families. 1 vol. (.17 cu. ft.) Washburn, Ira D. Personal memo- rabilia of his career as an educator, businessman, and Cincinnati City Auditor, 1903-1918. (.25 cu. ft.) White, John Hoxland, 1933- collector. Letters, 1892-1896, pertaining to street railways. 52 items. (1 box) Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union of Hartwell (Cincinnati, Ohio). Records, 1886-1897, including constitution, minutes, and membership roll. 1 vol. (192p.) Woman's Exchange. Minutes, financial records, and newspaper clippings, ca.1883-1985, pertain- ing to an organization which operated a restaurant and sold goods hand-made by women in its consignment store. 2 boxes. (.17 cu. ft.)Y.M.C.A . Central Parkway. Papers, ca. 1966-1967, includ- ing correspondence, minutes, written material, and drafts pertaining to the Golden Jubilee celebration. 1 box (.25 cu. ft.)

Papers 1839-1963 pertaining to the Huenefeld Company were processed and are now part of the library's new busi- ness archives collection. 44 Queen City Heritage

Archival and Manuscript Collections Warden), humane societies and animal welfare. 1 box and 1 folder. (.25 cu. ft.) Historical and now available for research, Philosophical Society of Ohio, collector. Papers, 1942-1948, collected to document the history of 1987 - 1989 World War II. 3 boxes and 1 folder. (.75 cu. ft.) Holliday, Joseph E., d. 1979. Papers, including A.E. Burkhardt Company. Records, 1876-1964, boxes and 2 folders. (1.59 cu. ft.) Eustis, Helen research and notes on U.S. history and Cincinnati pertaining to manufacturing, repairing, and sales Lawson White (Mrs. George Dexter). music and theater. 10 boxes. (11.38 cu. ft.) of furs and leather clothing. 7 boxes. Air Pollution Scrapbook, 1900-1901, of correspondence, Hollister, John B. (John Baker), 1890-1979. Control League of Greater Cincinnati. Records, clippings, invitations, menus, and greeting cards Papers, 1797-1977, including biographical and 1948-1981, including reports, publications, and pertaining to her engagement and wedding to genealogical material, clippings, correspondence, scrapbooks of news clippings pertaining to the Air George Dexter Eustis and the Cramp, Eustis, chronological files, memoranda, speeches and Pollution Control League of Greater Cincinnati Ingalls, and White families of Cincinnati, Ohio, news releases, scrapbooks, and audio-visual tapes and related environmental issues. 6 vols. and 2 and Hot Springs, Va. 1 vol. (ca. 76p. used) pertaining to his legal and political career. 26 boxes. (1.98 cu. ft.) Allen, Robert H. Papers, Farmer, Walter. Oral interview concerning boxes and 1 folder. (11.34 cu. ft.) Hoyt, Waite 1949-1983, including material on the Council of Henry Fletcher Kenney's life, education, and Charles, 1899-1984. Papers and memorabilia, World Affairs, the Civic Club, the Greater career in landscape architecture and city planning. ca. 1907-1978, pertaining to Hoyt's careers in Cincinnati Bicentennial Commission, Commun- 1 cassette and tape. First National Bank of baseball, radio announcing, and as an artist; ity Chest, Riverfront Advisory Council, and Seven Cincinnati. Records of bank officers, 1863-1983, consisting of autobiographical manuscripts, radio Hills School. 2 boxes. (.75 cu. ft.) Alumni including correspondence, clippings, minutes, scripts, notes, stories, reminiscences, magazine Association of St. Mary Hospital (Cincinnati, ledgers, and scrapbooks. 123 boxes and 10 folders. and newspapers articles, photographs, awards, Ohio). Records, 1969-1982, including minutes, (79.41 cu. ft.) Girls' Week Advisory Council. resolutions, plaques, certificates, and autographed correspondence, and reports. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) Records, 1930-1977, of a volunteer advisory baseballs and bats. 15 boxes. (5 cu. ft.)Huenefeld , Black, Robert L. (Robert Lounsbury), 1917 . panel, sponsored by the Cincinnati Public Thomas Ernst, 1937- . Papers, 1839-1963, Papers, 1959-1965, including correspondence, Recreation Commission, which supported Cin- pertaining to the Huenefeld Company, the newspaper clippings, village ordinances and cinnati's Girls Week. 9 boxes. (3.48 cu. ft.) Heuenefeld family and the Hotel Burnet, the resolutions, collected and written by Black during Goldman, Robert P. Papers, 1866-1957, includ- Truman B. Handy residence, and the Alexander, his term as mayor of Indian Hill. 5 boxes. (2.5 cu. ing correspondence, memos, notes, and printed Andover Hall, and Burnet Hall apartments. 7 ft.) Black, Robert L. (Robert Lounsbury), 1917 material pertaining to his legal, political, and boxes and 1 folder. (7.06 cu. ft.) Hughes, Jesse . Papers, 1957-1975, pertaining to the Cincinnati business careers and to his personal life and P. Scrapbook, 1914-1941, compiled by Capt. Human Relations Commission. 13 boxes. (3.5 cu. education. 8 boxes and 1 folder. (2.5 cu. ft.) Hughes, containing clippings pertaining to ft.) Cincinnati Genealogical Society. Records, Evelyna Forney Grace, 1873-1987. Collection of steamboats and a set of topographic maps of the 1930-1939, including constitution and by-laws, clippings, ephemera, leaflets, pamphlets, photo- Ohio River. 1 vol. (ca.25 leaves) Huntington- correspondence, minutes, and reports of officers graphs, sheet music, and newsletters pertaining to Boyd, Sophie Marie Schaeuble. Papers, 1904- and committees. 3 boxes. (.59 cu. ft.) Cincinnati Evelyna Forney Grace, Mt. Zion United Metho- 1970, consisting primarily of her correspondence Union Terminal Company. Addition to records, dist Church, and Cincinnati's Black community. with her husbands and pertaining mostly to family, 1948-1963, including correspondence and legal 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) Guynn, Margaret Barbara social, and professional concerns. 6 boxes. (3 cu. documents pertaining to the company's labor Groh, collector. History of the Huegel (Hill) ft.) Independent Order of Odd Fellows, disputes with its unions, including the Brother- family. 1 box. (.5 cu. ft.) Hale, Harry L., 1886- Humboldt Lodge #274. Records, 1908-1922, hood of Railroad Trainmen, the Carmen of 1962. Literary manuscripts, ca. 1940-1960, including account books, membership roster, System Federation No. 150, the Order of Railroad pertaining to Cincinnati and Ohio history. 3 listing sponsors, initiation date, age, dues paid and Telegraphers, the Railway Employees' Depart- boxes. (.75 cu. ft.) Hamilton County Clerk of often death date, and an index to the membership ment of the American Federation of Labor, and Courts, collector. Records of naturalization cases, roster. 3 vols. (.81 cu. ft.) James, Davis L. (Davis the Sheet Metal Workers of System No. 150, 1836-1858, including declarations of intentions Lawler), 1848-1933. Diaries, 1852-1933, of before the National Mediation Board, the Special to become American citizens of 30 immigrants Davis L. James, proprietor, 1889-1933, of U. P. Board of Adjustment No. 485, and the National from Germany and the United Kingdom, filed in James Book Store, Cincinnati, Ohio, founded by Railroad Adjustment Board, Second Division. 1 the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas his father, Uriah Pierson James (1811-89), in box. (.33 cu. ft.) Cincinnati Dental Society. and other courts; and affidavits from citizens 1831, and pertaining to his business, literary and Records, 1908-1974, including applications for supporting their cases. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) Harry social interests, and the James and Hollingshead membership, minutes of the meetings of the Board R. Stevens Collection. Copies of book reviews families. 69 vols. (1.5 cu. ft.) Jane Whipple of Directors, the Board of Governors, the and correspondence, 1960-1963, from Stevens' Hoffman Strawbridge, collector. Genealogical Council, and the monthly meetings of the Society, friend U. C. Prof. Ernest L. Talbert. 1 box. (.17 research material relating to the Reemelin, and financial and monthly ledger reports. 5 boxes. cu. ft.) Hartwell Woman's Club. Papers, 1892- Hoffmann, Marmet, Neuhaus, and Whipple (1.55 cu. ft.) Cincinnati Foundation for the 1973, including minutes and financial records. 2 families of Cincinnati, Dayton, and Dent, Ohio. Aged (Cincinnati Altenheim). Records, 1888- boxes. (.50 cu. ft.) Heintz, Victor Emmanuel, 3 boxes, 1 folder. (.68 cu. ft.) Kellogg, Elizabeth 1965, including correspondence, files of resi- 1876-1968. Papers, 1917-1951, including corres- R., 1873-1962. Papers, 1826-1962, pertaining to dents, financial, and architectural records. 25 pondence, notes, and documents pertaining to her career as Librarian of the Cincinnati Art boxes and 1 folder. (10.07 cu. ft.) Cincinnati Victor E. Heintz's legal career, including Alien Museum, 1910-1928, and her involvement with Street Railway Company. How to go, a collection Property Custody, Probate Court, and manufac- the Cincinnati Crafters Company, the Cincinnati of advertising posters, 1928-1930, used in turing license cases. 2 boxes. (1.0 cu. ft.) Addition. Museum of Natural History, and her artistic and streetcars and buses describing points of interest Kenney, Henry Fletcher, - 1897-1989. Archi- literary efforts. 11 boxes. (3.27 cu. ft.) Kidd, in Cincinnati accessible by public transportation. tectural records, 1904-1981, including topogra- Joseph H. (Joseph Hulick), collector. 1 vol. (191p.) Index of posters included. Clay, phical maps, surveys, residence, and building Genealogical material pertaining to the Kidd, Henry, 1777-1852. Letter, 1840 Nov. 9, Ashland, sketches, blueprints, landscape development Bunting, and Hulick families. 1 box. (.25 cu. ft.) Ky., to Captain John Meany, Philadelphia, Pa. lp. plans, and correspondence. (336 cu. ft.) Hickey, L. B. Harrison Club. Records relating to the Coffey, Virginia Wilson. Papers, 1935-1984, Florence F., - 1945, collector. Scrapbooks, business and social activities of this club and containing personal memorabilia, including 1915-1943, containing clippings on various residential hotel for single men. 35 boxes and 2 congratulatory letters, plaques, and clippings. 3 subjects such as foreign countries, drama, famous folders. Langdon Longworth Wallingford boxes. (.74 cu. ft.) Colin Alfred Campbell people, hobbies, inventions, medicine, and wars. Collection. Longworth family legal papers. (2.82 Collection. Genealogical and historical materials 16 boxes. (4.42 cu. ft.) Hirsch, Edward, donor. cu. ft.) Long, Alexander, 1816-1886. Papers, on the Campbell, Knight, and related families, Papers, 1919-1961, pertaining to the SPCA, 1837-1962, including correspondence, political tracing their origins from 640 A.D. to 1972. 29 Harry O. Porter (Hamilton County Dog and legal papers, civil war material, speeches, Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 45 diaries, and family genealogies. 31 boxes. (8.5 cu. History Commission (Cincinnati, Ohio). cal material on area personalities. 48 boxes. (14.5 ft.) M.R.S. Club of the University of Cincinnati. Records, 1816-1946, including correspondence, cu. ft.)Stevens , Ebenezer. Papers, ca. 1832-1867, Records, 1925-1978, including minutes, corres- printed material and research material, and war including correspondence, business records pondence, scrapbook material, and financial histories of Cincinnati businesses, public schools, (1830-1857), and an agreement (1832) between records. 3 boxes. (.75 cu. ft.) Marks, Grauman, civil defense, governmental and community Edmund Gage, Jacob Stevens, and Ebenezer 1903-1984. Papers, 1939-1951, including corres- agencies. 11 boxes, 1 folder. (3.36 cu. ft.) Otto Stevens. 1 box. (.5 cu. ft.) Strobridge, James pondence, minutes, reports, and published Juettner, 1855-1957. Papers pertaining to Dr. Gordon, b.1895. Papers, 1843-1981, pertaining material pertaining to his presidency of the Juettner's family, and to Juettner's career as a to the Strobridge family, including correspon- Hamilton County Good Government League and physician, medical educator and editor, historian, dence, clippings, stamp albums, travel documents his membership on the Board of Trustees of the poet and composer of the alma maters of Xavier from World War I and World War II. 2 boxes. Hamilton County Research Foundation. 2 boxes. University and the University of Cincinnati. 6 (1.27 cu. ft.) Sullivan, Nicholas. School work- (.5 cu. ft.) Marquette, Bleeker, 1893-1980. boxes. (1.26 cu. ft.) Pfirrmann, Frances, books, 1909-1910, for physics and physiography Papers, 1951-1973, pertaining to mental and collector. Material pertaining to the Rotary Club compiled by Nicholas Sullivan while attending public health. 1 box. (.25 cu. ft.) Marx, Robert of Cincinnati (1976-1986), and the 50th reunion Covington (Kentucky) High School. 2 vols. S., 1889-1960. Papers, 1904-1974, mostly of the class of 1935 of Withrow High School. 1 Temple, Ronald J., 1940- . Papers, 1968 1981, scrapbooks pertaining to Judge Marx, his political box. (.5 cu. ft.) Pilgrim Presbyterian Church pertaining mostly to the Cincinnati School Board. and legal careers, travels, family, World War I (Cincinnati, Ohio). Records, 1886-1980, of the 11 boxes. (.5 cu. ft.) The John Robinson Circus military service, and his leadership of the Disabled only Protestant church on Mt. Adams, including Company. Records, 1856-1963, including American Veterans of the Great War. 18 boxes. reports, contracts, letters, receipts, bills, savings correspondence, financial records, genealogical, (14.42 cu. ft.) McLean, Jan Briol. Oral interview passbooks and check registers, treasurer's records, historical, and legal records. 40 boxes, 56 vols. and with Dorothy Muegel, Anneliese Caster and pertaining primarily to financial matters, but also 16 folders. (37.58 cu. ft.) The Advance Club Kenneth Caster, reminiscing about Cincinnati including ecclesiastical and educational matters. 6 (Cincinnati, Ohio). Records, 1898-1989, includ- photographer Paul Briol. 1 cassette tape. Trans- boxes. (7 cu. ft.) Pittman, Melrose E., collector. ing constitution and by-laws, minutes, annual cript available. Mitchell Family Papers. Genea- Collection, ca. 1893-1959, of miscellaneous reports, papers read, material on anniversary logical and biographical materials and photo- documents, postcards, and printed material celebrations, and financialrecords . 3 boxes. (1 cu. graphs pertaining to the Mitchell and Gaff pertaining to Cincinnati expatriate woman artist, ft.) Thomas Davis Carneal Estate, collector. families, and to Robert Charlton Mitchell and his Elizabeth E. Nourse. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) Pursell Papers, 1807-1941, including correspondence, military service in the Civil War. 2 boxes. (.42 cu. family. Papers, ca. 1850-1915, including corres- deeds, memos, mortgages, and abstracts of titles ft.) Montgomery, Lida Chatfield, collector. pondence, genealogical material, bills and receipts pertaining to Thomas Davis Carneal (1786- Miscellaneous material, 1925-1961, pertaining to for the Pursell and Sibcy families, and a pilot house 1860), his estate, and his heirs, including Davis Powel Crosley, Jr. 1 box. (.33 cu. ft.) Mount register kept by Joseph R Pursell, 1878-1880. 1 Carneal, Mary Carneal, and Lawrence C. Minor, Adams Civic Association (Cincinnati, Ohio). box. (.25 cu. ft.) St. James Episcopal Church and their financial interests in real estate in Records, 1960-1984, including minutes, corres- (Cincinnati, Ohio). Records, 1910-1986, includ- Cincinnati and Norwood, Ohio, and Covington, pondence, financial records, newsletters and ing annual diocesan reports, chronological files, Kentucky. 1 box. (.33 cu. ft.) Von Seggern, membership cards. 6 boxes and 1 folder. (2 cu. ft.) education files, financial records, organ fund files, Christopher, 1827-1911. Court records, 1871- Mt. Washington Youth Canteen, Inc. Records, historical research materials, newsletters, vestry 1875, kept by Chris Von Seggern, including the 1944-1976, including articles of incorporation, minutes, worship schedules, and financialledgers . Superior Court of Cincinnati, Hamilton County minutes, correspondence, membership lists, and 5 boxes. (4.25 cu. ft.) Samuel Hannaford and Common Pleas Court, Hamilton County District financial records. 4 boxes. (1 cu. ft.) Music Hall Son (Cincinnati, Ohio). Record book listing Court, and Hamilton County Probate Court. 1 Centennial Committee (Cincinnati, Ohio). buildings constructed by the firm. 1 vol. (ca. 50 vol. Weiser, Norman M. (Norman Myron), Papers, 1939-1980, including agreements, p. used} Simpkinson, Ewart W. Papers, 1962- 1931-, collector. The Weiser, Rubinovitz, Scheer, clippings, correspondence, and printed materials 1981, including material on the Riverfront, Binder, and Groetzinger family history. 1 box. (.25 pertaining to plans for events to commemorate the Sawyer Point, the Fraternity Club, the Freedom cu. ft.) Wayne Township (Butler County, Ohio). centennial of Cincinnati's Music Hall in 1978, Carillon Tower, The Cincinnatus Association, Records, 1843-1871. 2 vols. (.34 cu. ft.) William compiled by Charles Westheimer. 2 boxes. (1.35 and the Friends of the Cincinnati Parks, Inc. 6 H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station. Collection, cu. ft.) Nast Family. Papers, 1833-1922, mostly boxes and 1 folder. (1.75 cu. ft.) Smith Imple- 1978-1982, including advertisements, broadsides, consisting of correspondence between Johann ment and Buggy Company (Cincinnati, Ohio). press releases, flyers,clippings , and maps. 2 boxes Wilhelm Nast, the founder of the German Minutes, 1890-1896, of the Board of Directors. and 1 folder. (1.45 cu. ft.) Women's Inter-Club Methodist Church, and its official organ Der 1 vol. (91p.) Soldiers' Relief Commission of Council of Cincinnati. Records, 1962-1967, ChristlicheApologete, and his family, notably his sonHamilton County. Burial records, 1907-1958, of including minutes, treasurer's reports, programs, and successor as editor of Der Christliche Apologete, indigent soldiers, sailors, army nurses, and and newspaper clippings. 1 box. (.17 cu. ft.) Albert Julius Nast, but including correspondence dependents. 10 vols. (1.67 cu. ft.) Spencer, between various family members and their friends Marian A. Papers, 1954-1985, pertaining to her and relations concerning the family, the education service as a member of the Cincinnati City of the children, the church, and current events in Council, 1983-1985, and as an officer of the Cincinnati, the United States, and Germany. In NAACP. 33 boxes and 1 folder. (30.25 cu. ft.) English, German, and Latin. 9 boxes. (3.25 cu. ft.) Robert H. Springer. Papers, 1959-1981, includ- National Association for the Advancement of ing clippings, contracts, correspondence, draw- Colored People, Cincinnati Chapter. Records, ings and reports pertaining to the design and 1959-1981, including minutes, correspondence, construction of Cincinnati's sky-walk system of office files, committee reports, pamphlets, covered pedestrian overpasses. 1 box. (.25 cu. ft.) newsletters and clippings. 88 boxes and 1 folder. Steamboat Delta Queen. Papers, 1958-1988, of (38 cu. ft.) Norwood, Ohio. Collection, ca. 1884- Richard C. Simonton and William N. Muster, 1980, pertaining to the history of Norwood, pertaining to the history of the Delta Queen, Ohio, the Mayor, the Department of Public containing correspondence, news clippings, news Safety, and the Fire Department, including releases, memos, financial reports and statements, proposals and specifications for the fire trucks and legal reports and documents, promotional plans pumps, correspondence, pamphlets, and leaflets. and advertising programs. 22 boxes and 1 folder. 2 boxes. (1 cu. ft.) Ohio Covered Bridge (25.36 cu. ft.) Stevens, Harry R. (Harry Committee. Records, 1903-1988, including Robert), 1914- . Literary manuscripts and clippings, correspondence, maps, minutes, and research notes pertaining to Cincinnati, Ohio newsletters. 28 boxes. (6.28 cu. ft.) Ohio War counties, politics, music, and extensive biographi- 46 Queen City Heritage Education Department

Geoffrey J. Giglierano

A permanent education department is a relatively new development for the Cincinnati Historical Society. In the late 1970's in a concerted effort to reach a broader audience the Society shifted its educational activities to a variety of projects. Through special grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and other foundations the Society offered the community innovative education programs which included the Neighborhood Studies Project, a seven part television series on the history of Cincinnati narrated by Charles Kuralt, the Metro History Fair; and beginning the research for its major bicentennial undertaking, the production of a bicentennial guide to Greater Cincinnati. Recently the Cincinnati Historical Society has For five years the education staff devoted the become recognized as a leader of urban historical societies in major portion of its energy to researching and writing the designing and publishing materials and books for school guide. Publication in December 1988, of The Bicentennial children. In 1988 the Society produced Cincinnati: An Urban Guide to Greater Cincinnati: A Portrait of Two Hundred Tears History Sourcebook, a two volume collection of records and culminated the Society's participation in and support of the illustrations of the Queen City from its founding to its city's bicentennial celebration. With forty walking and driving present. The sourcebooks, written for elementary and middle tours of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky communities, and school students, introduced children to local history by covering 200 years of the city's history the lavishly illustrated exploring Cincinnati's families and communities. The project book has been acknowledged as a significant addition to received the Award of Merit from the American Association interpreting local history for the general public. of State and Local History. Following the production of the In late 1987 as preparations began for the move sourcebooks the Cincinnati Public Schools approached the to Union Terminal, the Society formed an education Society about a textbook on Cincinnati history for elementary department in order to take advantage of the new possibilities schools. The Society agreed to research, write, and publish for public education that the museum facility will offer. a history text for fourth graders. In mid-November 1989, CHS Education and research specialists who had worked on special, published Cincinnati: An Urban History, the first textbook on grant-funded projects now became permanent staff members. local history designed for upper elementary grades in more While continuing their work on special endeavors, they also than twenty-five years. Reviewers called it an "innovative and began planning museum exhibits and developing interpretive engrossing book" which "deserves to be a part of the social programming to support those exhibits. science curriculum in elementary schools in the area" and In 1989 the education staff played a leading role which can serve "as a model for other historical societies and in forming the theme and structure for permanent exhibits. public school systems to emulate." By the end of 1989 six Individual staff members researched and wrote position different school systems had purchased textbooks and papers on a variety of topics which included Cincinnati's teachers' guides. founding, its early settlement and growth, the importance of Cincinnati History Day is another element of the Ohio River, and Cincinnati's preeminence as the Queen the Society's education program for school children. In the City of the West by the 1850's. Two members generated the 1989 History Day competition Historical Society staff and theme for "Cincinnati Goes to War: A Community's Response volunteers judged 198 entries which included papers, exhibits, to World War II," the initial temporary exhibit which will media presentations, and live performances by junior and open in April 1991. senior high school students from eighteen area schools. More

Dean Moore (left), Social Stu- nati: An Urban History, review dies Supervisor for the Cincin- the textbook. nati Public Schools; Nancy Haigwood, a teacher at Cove- dale School; and Karen Reg- ina, principal author of Cincin- Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 47 than 350 students participated in the program which had the Valentine Museum in Richmond, Virginia, the seminars are theme, "The Individual in History." designed to educate staff members on current issues in their A corps of volunteers, trained and supervised fields, broaden their general knowledge and understanding of by education staff, assist the department in its outreach recent research and work in urban history, and facilitate program by providing activities for adults and children cooperative efforts that will make operations and programs through the Cincinnati Heritage Programs. Initiated in 1984 in the new facility more successful. The sessions cover a variety this program offers guided tours with historical commentary of topics including local history, museum and historical to various parts of Greater Cincinnati and slide presentations society practices, historiography, and Cincinnati Historical on a number of historical topics for all age groups and a wide Society collections. Experienced staff members and outside range of organizations. In 1989 docent guides conducted fifty- experts present the weekly seminars which all Society nine tours for adults. Forty-eight school groups participated personnel are encouraged to attend. in guided historical bus tours of the city and Heritage Programs volunteers presented twenty-two slide talks. The opportunities presented by the upcoming move to the new museum facility at Union Terminal caused the education department to initiate an ongoing series of staff development seminars. This program, begun in 1989, is helping the Historical Society staff become better prepared to work effectively in a very new and different situation. Based on similar programs at the Chicago Historical Society and the

The opening of the museum also will present new challenges for the education staff to develop programs and projects which will attract participants of all ages and to create varied activities centered around the museum which will reach larger and more diverse audiences than ever before.

Students from eighteen area junior and senior high schools participated in History Day which had the theme, "The Individual in History." 48 Queen City Heritage

Cincinnati Heritage Programs Volunteers

Hazeleen Brewster James Bruckmann Andrea Conroy Lynne Cowara Michael Crusham Marion Glaser Wayne Gover Mary Grace Graff Joe Henry Cindy Holzheimer Bob Hughes Sarajane King Charles Koch Marilyn Kroll Mary Ellen Lammert Clara Lelievre Charles Lenzer Nancy Neal Grace Norton Phyllis Radcliff Bob Rau Virginia Remke Lee Robinson Justine Romer Jean Schroer Marke Smith Joan Steimle Jean Stewart Judy Stix Sally Strunk Corinne Styles Zoe Tenney Jane Van Schoik Tom Vonderahe Barb Whitcraft

Cincinnati Heritage Programs Participants in the Heritage docents Mary Ellen Lammert Programs architectural tour (left) and Marilyn Kroll con- enjoyed the walk along River- ducted historical bus tours of side Drive in Covington, the city for adult and school Kentucky. groups. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 49 Museum Project

Ruby Rogers

Several times during its existence, the Cincin- nati Historical Society has considered adding a museum function to present the history of Cincinnati to a wider and more diverse audience. With the 1984 selection of Cincinnati Union Terminal as the best site for a joint venture with the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and the passage of a $33.7 million bond levy by Hamilton County voters in May 1986, a museum component for the Society became a reality. The Museum Center at Cincinnati Union Terminal will include 150,000 square feet of exhibits on Cincinnati's natural and human history as well as an Omnimax theater, the CHS research library and collections, museum shops, restaurants, offices, work areas, and collections Associates of Cincinnati. Remodeling of Union Terminal storage. In addition to the county bond issue, the project is started in July 1988, with asbestos abatement. The Museum being financed with state and city funds plus contributions Center will open in November 1990, with the Cincinnati from corporations, individuals, and foundations in Cincinnati Historical Society library, Omnimax theater, the Children's and around the country. The current budget of $60,000,000 Discovery Center, and gift shop. places this among the largest museum projects in the country. Initial planning for the museum exhibit Architectural planning began in 1986 with E. program was handled by Society staff and a volunteer museum Verner Johnson and Associates in Boston and Glaser planning committee which developed a list of major historical topics for the permanent exhibits, decided on possible exhibit techniques to use to interpret these themes, and began collecting artifacts relating to the topics. In the fall of 1988, after reviewing a number of design proposals and interviewing several firms, the Society selected Jean Andre, Victoria, British Columbia; Clark Swayze of Design Craftsmen, Midland, Michigan; Larry Wyatt and Jo Ann Pynn of Forrec International, Cincinnati and Toronto. With Jean Andre serving as the chief conceptual designer the team began preparing a master plan for 60,000 square feet of exhibit space in the lower level of the terminal. Following two days of meetings with the staff in March 1989, the designers developed several concepts for review. Before the master plan was completed in September, the Historical Society staff had reviewed over eight options. The plan includes five major topics: Settle West, 1780-1830; Queen of the West, 1830-1870; The Changing Workplace, 1850-1920; The City and the Suburbs, 1850-1910; and Modern City, 1920-present. In August Forrec International began design development on the recreation of Cincinnati's Public Landing in the 1850's that will be the focal point of the Queen of the

Staff participated in two days Jean Andre' of Victoria, Brit- of meetings with the ish Columbia, gathered ideas designers giving them ideas, and suggestions from the staff thoughts, and suggestions. at the March 1989, meetings. Following these meetings the designers developed options for review. 50 Queen City Heritage West segment. This gallery will have two streets of facades, Midland, Michigan, are designing and fabricating the exhibit. Front and Main, as well as the public landing and the Ohio In 1986 when the museum project began in River. Docked at the landing will be a sidewheel steamboat earnest, the Society had about 6,000 objects. Over the last three with boilers and other machinery and its main deck accessible years the artifact collections have increased dramatically much plus some gallery space. of it due to the efforts of the volunteer Museum Planning The Museum Center will also have temporary Committee which has grown from thirty members to ninety exhibits and the Society began planning for the first such members. Rudy Schneider acquired twenty machine tools that exhibit. In April 1991, "Cincinnati Goes to War" will open. he and two other volunteers began restoring. Gary Walton of This 9,000 square foot exhibit will concentrate on the home Cincinnati Technical College and Harold Sterne of Rosenthal front during World War II with sections on "Doing Your Bit: and Co. spearheaded the acquisition of printing equipment. Responses on the Homefront" and "Plowshares into Swords: Thus far they have collected six printing presses and twelve Industry Goes on a Wartime Footing." it will also discuss pieces of related equipment. Michael Sanders of Raymond Cincinnatians in national service. Design Craftsmen of Walters College of the University of Cincinnati located all the equipment from a 1950's television studio including the first color television camera used in Cincinnati. Donated to the Society, these objects will be an integral part of a broadcast exhibit. The Cincinnati Transit Historical Association, in cooperation with SORTA, restored a curved-side streetcar built by the Cincinnati Car Co. in 1923 and used in Cincinnati until the early 1950's. John Niehaus, project coordinator, noted that this restored car, "unveiled" at a ceremony at Fountain Square on October 11,1989, is now worth $100,000. In 1989 the Society received over 975 artifacts through donation and purchased nine objects and a collection of baseball cards; in 1988, there were 970 objects donated and twenty purchased; in 1987, there were 490 objects donated and thirty-five purchased. Some of the significant items donated

Volunteers worked many Unveiled at a Fountain Square hours restoring a curved- ceremony, the restored street- sided streetcar used in Cincin- car is valued at $100,000. nati until the early 1950's. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 51 since 1987 include an American Tool Works lathe from the Toledo Museum of Natural History; an 1860 iron cistern pump manufactured by Miles Greenwood's Eagle Iron Works from D. Scott Gallagher; a curved-side streetcar #2435 from John E. Sullivan; an Audubon print of the passenger pigeon from Dr. Henry Goodyear; two scales from the Andrew Jergens Company; several Huenefeld stoves from Thomas Huenefeld; the first color television camera used in Cincinnati from Carol Eggerding; and a 65TL Aeronca airplane from Alan Hoeweler. Purchases include an 1880's bar from the Bellevue Hotel; a Sayers and Scoville piano-box buggy; a Reily and Beed mirror; cast iron portico and railing; and two mantels carved by Henry Fry whose purchase was made possible by a grant from the Rendigs Foundation. A good portion of 1988 was spent organizing the museum collections and files and in 1989 the staff began to inventory the collections and to prepare a new set of policies and procedures for the collections. Volunteers were recruited to assist with the inventory and cataloging. The museum curator, Alan Hoeweler and other members of the Cincinnati Civil War Round Table inventoried, inspected, and evaluated the flags in the collection which resulted in the Round Table deciding to fund the restoration of these flags as a project. The first flag selected for restoration was the Fort Washington flag. Funds for this restoration came from Aluminum Extruded Shapes, Inc., the Hoeweler family, and the Dorothy M. Kersten Acquisitions Fund. Fonda Ghiardi of Textile Preservation Associates conserved the flag which was then presented to John Weld Peck, board president, at the Round Table's annual dinner Museum Volunteers dance on March 18, 1989. Mr. Hoeweler continues to raise funds so that other flags can be restored. Recognizing that George Allendorf Arthur Baumann many artifacts need or will need restoration the Society Charlotte Flannagan Alan Hoeweler established a conservation laboratory and in late 1989 began John Niehaus Michael Sanders work on the restoration of the Losantiville, a boat model Rudy Schneider Hero Vonderheide scheduled for inclusion in Phase I exhibits. Gary Walton Thirty-two portraits from the Society's art Charles Weisbrod collection were part of a special portrait exhibit at the 1988 Cincinnati Antiques Festival. Society staff wrote and printed labels for all the paintings; assisted in the installation and dismantling of the exhibit; and provided background information for the article in the Antiques Festival catalogue. The museum staff now numbers four full time, professional staff members who bring a combined thirty-five years' worth of museum experience to the Society.

Charles Weisbrod (left) and Rudy Schneider (right) worked on restoring a turn-of- the-century lathe built by American Tool Works Co. of Cincinnati. 52 Queen City Heritage Development During the past year, Development Committee Chairman George Makrauer initiated the idea of a Cincinnati Historical Society Business History Collection. On Sue B. Painter September 26, 1989, the Society announced the new collection at a reception which featured an exhibit, "Doing Business in Cincinnati: 1830-1890," curated by library staff Since the passage of the bond levy for the members Laura Chace, Jonathan Dembo, and Anne renovation of the Cincinnati Union Terminal members and Shepherd. friends of the Cincinnati Historical Society have responded generously and enthusiastically to the numerous requests for financial and personal support which they have received. The establishment of the Union Terminal Trust Fund and the campaign to fund an endowment, plus additional capital enhancements for the museum project, have tested the dedication of the Society's traditional supporters — small donors as well as large ones. Members of the Board of Trustees and The 1788 Club, corporations, foundations, and individual members — all were asked during 1987 and 1988 to make substantial pledges to the Union Terminal campaign and to continue their regular level of support for the Society through membership, gifts to the annual fund, and grants for special projects. The results have been gratifying and support from our members and the public continued at a sustained level through 1989. Membership income is an essential part of the Society's general operating budget, accounting for twenty-five percent of its annual revenue. When the development office was established in 1979, there were 1,700 individual/family While the programs of the Society and the and business members. That number grew steadily in the prospect of a new museum provide the impetus for ensuing decade, but leveled off in 1988 to approximately 3,800 membership and contributions, it is the involvement and member units. The Society has successfully asked its loyal leadership of hundreds of volunteers that make the difference. members to increase the amount of their annual dues, with In recent years the Society has relied upon a number of the result that many members have voluntarily advanced to dedicated volunteers who have assisted in many activities: the higher categories of support. Membership income has annual auction, Black History Archives Committee, the Board increased each year, to a total of $212,935 from individuals of Trustees, Cincinnati Heritage Tours Programs, Library and $58,670 from corporations for 1989. volunteers, membership campaigns, and the Women's The 1788 Club, the annual giving honorary Association. that was established in 1984, continued to hold the loyalty of Individuals from all types of organizations and charter members and to attract new ones. At the close of 1989, endeavors worked long and hard for the passage of the bond the Club had 112 members, with eleven enrollments in the levy for Union Terminal renovation. Many of the same people Fort Washington Society. In 1989 Robert Ott, Sr. succeeded provided the essential manpower and financial backing for the Mrs. Charles Fleischmann as chairman of the steering Union Terminal Trust Fund campaign. Historical Society committee and he and his committee brought twelve new trustees and friends joined forces with their counterparts at families into the organization. In 1988 Mr. and Mrs. William the Natural History Museum and raised nearly $12,000,000 Nagel hosted a dinner party for The 1788 Club and major for endowment and designated capital projects for the new donors to the Museum Center Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. V. Museum Center at Cincinnati Union Terminal. Anderson Coombe continued the tradition in 1989 with a Volunteer committees have guided the Socie- party at their home. ty's principal fund raiser, "Trips, Treasures and Trifles," since

On the October 1989 cruise the Delta Queen Steamboat on the Delta Queen, Society Co.) and founder of California members paid tribute to the Communications, Inc. Bill late William N. Muster, former Muster, who died in January president of the Greene Line 1989, was the person most Steamer Co. (later known as responsibile for saving the Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 53 its establishment in 1984. The first event raised $30,000 for Development Auction general operating support. In subsequent years the auction Volunteers Chairpersons produced as much as $70,000 and attracted as many as 600 Ruth D. Boenke Patricia K. Ellis participants. Entertainment and theme decorations were Sandra Bowen Mrs. Stanley Kaplan Mrs. Harold Chevers Rick Steiner added to the mix in 1989 and "Trips, Treasures and Trifles" Mary L. DeCourcy Mrs. George L. Ballou II Mrs. John V. Earls Mrs. J. Ralph Corbett raised $80,000 for the Society's public programs. Mark and Alice Eberhard Mrs. Robert A. Dearth, Jr. Mrs. Theodore H. Emmerich Mrs. Jay Dunkelman The dedication of its many loyal members and Emily Fischer Mrs. C. Thomas Dupuis volunteers allows the Society to move into the 1990's with Mrs. John R Helmsderfer Mrs. Michael F. Gehrig Mrs. Harry A. Hoffman Mrs. Felix L. Kahn confidence in the depth of its institutional family support. The Mrs. John Hughey J. Louis Karp Grace Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lorrence T. Kellar prospect of the move from the serene library setting in Eden Mrs. Robert A. Kennedy Robert D. Lindner, Jr. Mrs. Charles H. Klein Mrs. David Mauer Park to the bustling and greatly enlarged operation at Mrs. William N. Liggett Mrs. Henry G. Monning Betty Lee Love The Hon. Mark P. Painter Cincinnati Union Terminal has captured the imagination of Mrs. George A. Makrauer Mrs. Gordon Reis III Mrs. Henry G. Monning Mrs. Joseph M. Reising, Jr. the Society's members and volunteer leaders. If past efforts Mrs. Richard H. Pennington Mrs. Henry E. Sheldon II in membership and development are an indication of future Mrs. Owen F. Riley Mrs. J. Clay Stinnett Mrs. John A. Ruthven Mrs. Steven Struckman success, the Historical Society can look forward to its Mrs. Edward Sanker Alyson Warner Mrs. John F. Schuler Mrs. and Mrs. Chad C. Warwick expanded role with assurance that this community values its Lorraine Spiess Mrs. Bruce S. Taylor heritage and that its citizens are enthusiastic about supporting Mrs. Walter B. Wildman the institution that holds major responsibility for collecting, Heritage Shop preserving, and interpreting the history of Greater Cincinnati. Volunteers

Elizabeth Ball Ruth D. Boenke Mrs. Lawrence Brandstetter Mary L. DeCourcy Mrs. John V. Earls Mrs. William S. Hauer Mrs. John R Helmsderfer ••--,.: Mrs. Harry A. Hoffman Mrs. Erik Kahlson Laura Lewis Mrs. William N. Liggett Mrs. George A. Makrauer Mrs. William S. Nagel Ruth Reid Mrs. John A. Ruthven Ann L. Schloss Mrs. Lester O. Schmalz Lorraine Spiess Mrs. Edward Sanker Mrs. Herschel Taulbee Mrs. Bruce S. Taylor * *y Mrs. William W. Ventress Mercedes Walker Mrs. Walter B. Wildman

Delta Queen. He led the suc- refurbished and refitted the cessful battle to have Con- steamboat. Muster and his gress exempt her from legisla- daughter, Nori, who had tion banning such vessels organized the records of the from carrying overnight pas- steamboat company, donated sengers on U.S. rivers, and them to the Society in 1988. 54 Queen City Heritage

Community Development Calendar 1989 April 1 Lecture: Cartoonists Jim Borgman and L.D. Warren, whose works were featured in the "Century of Cincinnati February Cartoons," discussed secrets to their successful "Art of 4,11,18,25 Mini-Course: "Anglo-American Cross Currents: Cartooning" at this afternoon gallery talk. Some Contemporary Observations." Drs. Henry and Allan Winkler co-hosted this Saturday morning course on 5 History Day Best of Show: The winners of the "Best of contemporary British and U.S. history. Show" competition at Cincinnati History Day displayed their winning entries. March 8 Lecture: Dr. Joanne J. Meyerowitz, assistant professor of 12 Lecture: Baseball historian Richard L. Miller gave a history at the University of Cincinnati, gave an illustrated lecture focusing on the development of professional baseball. lecture, "Women and Work in the United States," in honor A Cincinnati baseball history exhibit curated by Greg Rhodes of Women's History Month. and sponsored by Jeff Wyler Dealerships, was shown in conjunction with the program. 21 Membership Event: A capacity crowd enjoyed the premier of Reform on the River, a documentary about the May political reform movement of the 1920's and the opening of 9 Special Event: Mr. and Mrs. V. Anderson Coombe hosted "Century of Cincinnati Cartoons," an exhibit of editorial a black tie dinner party in their home for the annual meeting cartoons curated by a team headed by Bruce Petrie, Jr. Special of The 1788 Club. guests were L.D. and Julianne Warren and Jim Borgman. Dr. William A. Baughin, the Honorable Theodore Berry, Dr. 20 Special Event: Author Ezra Schabas made a special May Zane L. Miller, Dr. Andrea Kornbluh, Mrs. Iola Silberstein, Festival appearance and autographed his biography of the May and Daniel Hurley (moderator) participated in a panel Festival founder, Theodore Thomas, Theodore Thomas: discussion of the film. America^ Conductor and Builder of Orchestras, 1835-1905, at the Heritage Shop.

Council member Bobbie Sterne and Historical Society president John Weld Peck exchanged ideas at the open- ing of "Century of Cincinnati Cartoons." Annual Report 1989 55

September 26 Special Event: Development Committee Chairman George Makrauer and Corporate Development Committee Chairman Robert Ott, Sr., hosted the first annual Corporate Members Reception, which launched a new Business History Collection for over fifty business and potential members.

October 8 Special Event: Brunch cruise aboard the Delta Queen. Tom and Cathy Huenefeld chaired this 150-passenger sell-out event whose popularity convinced the Society to book a three-night Delta Queen cruise for October 1990.

10, 17, 24, 31 Mini-Course: Geoffrey Giglierano conducted the "Community of Communities" course, which traced the development of Cincinnati based on The Bicentennial Guide to Greater Cincinnati.

11 Special Event: Streetcar on Fountain Square. A flatbed truck brought a restored 1923 streetcar, a major artifact for 25 Women's Association: Genji Pennington succeeded the Society's new museum, to the Square at lunchtime. The Anne L. Helmsderfer as president at a luncheon at the home public enthusiastically toured its interior. Society President of Frances Jones Poetker. John Weld Peck and Mayor Charles Luken spoke at the opening ceremony. Other streetcar stops that day were Mount June Airy Elementary School and Northgate Shopping Center. 14 Membership Event: 1989 New Members Party, "Remembering the Stars of Cincinnati Broadcasting 19 Annual Meeting: President John Weld Peck presided History." Local radio and television personalities, performers, over the election of seven new board members: Nick Clooney, and employees were among the 500 people in attendance. John F. Crowley, Dr. Roger Daniels, Sue A. Huffman, Ruby Rogers, Greg Rhodes, and Bronwen Howells curated Michael K. Keating, Cortland J. Meader, Paul D. Myers. exhibits using artifacts and photographs from a newly Trustees John Diehl, Louis Nippert, Dr. Warner A. Peck, Jr., established Broadcast Archives. Shirley Jester and Bruce and Frank G. Davis joined the ranks of emeriti. Brownfield provided musical entertainment. Emcee Nick Clooney introduced Len Goorian, Bill Nimmo, Al and Wanda Lewis, Bonnie Lou Okum, and Bob Shreve. Other special guests included relatives of pioneer radio broadcaster and manufacturer Powel Crosley, Jr.: daughter Page Crosley Kess, niece Lida Montgomery and her husband Vaughn, and great granddaughter Jenny Kess.

August 5 Special Event: "A Day in Eden." Cincinnati Heritage Tours docents sold Polaroid portraits at a booth featuring old- fashioned clothing facades with cut-out faces.

At its June Members Party, The "Fort Washington" flag CHS saluted local radio and was the first in the Society's television personalities flag collection selected for including (left to right) Bonnie restoration by the Cincinnati Lou, Nick Clooney, Bob Civil War Round Table. Shreve, Len Goorian, Bill Nimmo, Captain Wendy and Uncle Al who is kneeling. 56 Queen City Heritage

December 6 Membership Event: "The Photography of Paul Briol: A Centennial Tribute" exhibit opening. The 250 members who attended enjoyed music by Bert Farber. Special guests were Jan Briol McLean (Briol's daughter) and her husband, Allan; graphic designers Mark and Alice Eberhard; and Steve Plattner of The Hennegan Company, all of whom worked with Society staff members on the exhibit.

18 Special Event: Volunteer luncheon and Holiday Party. Volunteers received a copy of Cincinnati: An Urban History and a Cincinnati pig ornament.

28 Special Event: Cincinnati Birthday Party. The city's 201st birthday was celebrated at the Society. Mayor Charles Luken and Director Gale E. Peterson spoke and Dr. Frederick A. Hauck, whose birthday is also December 28, cut the cake.

November I Lecture: Charles Bolton, president of Federation Antiques, gave a talk on antique American quilts.

8 Lecture: Walter Farmer conducted a morning lecture devoted to what he called his incurable habit — collecting.

II Annual Auction: "Trips, Treasures and Trifles VTI — A Big River Bash," held at the Hyatt Hotel, was the Society's most successful auction yet. Co-chairs Pat Ellis and Mickey Kaplan and Honorary Chairman Rick Steiner secured an appearance by Roger Miller, the composer for the Tony award-winning musical Big River. With Jay Karp of Main Auction Galleries as auctioneer, the Society netted $80,000.

16 Special Event: Publication Party at the Society to honor the authors and sponsors of Cincinnati: An Urban History, a fourth-grade text published by the Society in cooperation with the Cincinnati Public Schools. Principal author Karen Regina and Superintendent Lee Etta Powell received special recognition.

Auctioneer Jay Karp urged King of the Road, Roger guests to increase their bids Miller, entertained those for "Trips, Treasures & Tri- attending the auction. fles" auction items. Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 57 Contributors to the Museum Center Foundation Founder Instant Replay Joseph C. Busken Dr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Peerless American Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Jacobs Cargile Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pepper Dr. Frederick A. Hauck RA. Jones & Company Foundation Carlisle Companies Inc. Gale E. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Herschede Keating, Muething & Klekamp Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Castellini Mr. and Mrs. Kroger Pettengill The Robert D. Lindner Family Nelson S. Knaggs Cincinnati Cordage & Paper Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Poetker Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nippert Mrs. Ralph Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cline Mrs. Willets Prosser Jacob O. Schmidlapp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mechem, Jr. A.B. Closson, Sr. Quantum Chemical Corporation The Midland Company Corporex Companies Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Morgens Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Daniel Dr. Daniel Ransohoff NCR Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William O. DeWitt RansohofF Family Foundation Benefactor Ohio Valley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Dickhoner Walter A. Rentschler Family The Robert Campeau Family Pleasant Ridge Friends of the Museum Mr. and Mrs. John Diehl Foundation Foundation William J. Rielly Downing Displays Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rich The Central Trust Company Mrs. William S. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Drackett Mrs. Owen F. Riley W. Rowell Chase Joseph W. Scherr, Jr. Drawbridge Inn Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Robinson The Cincinnati Enquirer West Shell Inc. Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Dupuis Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ruthven Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. John Spain Duro Paper Bag Manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. David I. Sanders Cincinnati Microwave, Inc. Joseph S. Stern, Jr. Company Elizabeth Schaefer Wallace T. Collett Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stern The Dyment Company Ruth I. Schafstall Oliver M. Gale Katherine W. Taft EFC Enterprises Ann L. Schloss General Electric Company Elsie Warrington Earthward Bound Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William R Schott Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Farmer Zellerbach Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellerhorst, Jr. Mary Louise Schroth The Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Emmerich Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Schulman The Juilfs Foundation Ernst & Young Mr. and Mrs Marvin H. Schwartz George C. Juilfs Hugh W. Evans Dr. Halloway C. Sells Kahn s & Company Donor Ameritrust Company Lyle Everingham Mr. and Mrs. David B. Sharrock The Kroger Company Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ewell Mr. and Mrs. John G Sloneker David C. Phillips Arthur Andersen & Company Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Avril First National Bank of Southwestern Slush Puppie Corporation The Procter & Gamble Company Smith & Schnacke Robert Reakirt Foundation Samuel Benedict Ohio Mrs. Robert M. Bergstein Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. John Smale Dr. and Mrs. George Rieveschl, Jr. South-Western Publishing Company Snowden Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bond Margaret P. Fisk Mr. and Mrs. Nolan W. Carson Mr. and Mrs. William Friedlander Joan L. Stark Louise Taft Semple Foundation Elizabeth Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Fullgraf Mr. and Mrs. John F. Steele Star Bank Cincinnati Equitable Insurance Lavaughn S. Garrison Jane Steinfirst Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westheimer Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Gehrig Mr. and Mrs. John Stith Wodecroft Foundation Crosset Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stoehr Rosamond Reed Wulsin Data Processing Sciences Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gettler Mrs. Robert A. Stoehr III Deloitte, Haskins & Sells Globe Furniture Galleries Elizabeth Stone Mr. and Mrs. Richard R Deupree, Jr. Glaser Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Strauss Sponsor Earthward Bound Foundation Elizabeth Goldsmith Suburban Federal Savings & Loan Robert H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Fite Myranda Gradolf Assn. William P. Anderson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Hackney Walter and Nell Gross Sun Chemical Corporation Bardes Fund Dr. and Mrs. W. Martin Haskell Mrs. Robert W. Gwinner Senator and Mrs. Robert Taft, Jr. Vincent H. Beckman The Hennegan Company Mrs. Edward G. Harness Rev. Luther Tucker J. Rawson Collins Mark P. Herschede Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Head, Jr. U.S. Precision Lens, Inc. Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc. Hudepohl-Schoenling Mark P. Herschede, Jr. Velva Sheen Manufacturing Company Mrs. Eugene Farny Gertrude M. Mcllwain Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hobson, Jr. Vontz Realty Company Mr. and Mrs. Ashley L. Ford Frank Messer & Sons Hook-Super X Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Watkins Mrs. David Gamble Alfred A. Moore Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Hopple Mrs. William J. Whittaker The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muhlhauser Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Horwitz John P. Williams, Jr. Paul D. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wilson Mrs. Thomas C. Haydock Thomas E. Huenefeld Reuben B. Hays Nielsen Lithographing Company Mr. and Mrs. Howard Withrow Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jaeger E.L. Hutton Thomas E. Wood, Inc. The Ohio Casualty Insurance Company Joe A. Iacobucci Xomox Corporation Andrew Jergens Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John A. Osteen International Business Machines Page Crosley Kess Dr. and Mrs. Warner A. Peck, Jr. Morse Johnson Robert G. Kluener Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. George Perbix The David J. Joseph Company Friend Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. August A. Rendigs, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Judd C. Lawson Reed Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Rowe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William McD. Kite Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Ach II Josephine S. Russell Trust SchiffKreidler-Shelllnc. Dr. Jules I. Klein S. Laurence Ach Mr. and Mrs. John Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiff Mary Debus Knauft Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adler Charles E. Scripps The Ralph J. Stolle Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knauft Dr. and Mrs. William D. Aeschbacher Mr. and Mrs. John J. Strader Mr. and Mrs. John R Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Krehbiel, Jr. Mrs. Albert W. Ault, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carson R. Whiting Marcia B. Tucker Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lawrence III Sarah Allyn Bahlman Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Waddell Mr. and Mrs. William N. Liggett Sarah L. Baily Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westheimer Frances F. Luther Mr. and Mrs. St. John Bain Patron Harris Weston Dr. and Mrs. James Lytle Mark Barensfeld Dr. and Mrs. Compton Allyn The Williams Foundation RA. and W.O. Mashburn Foundation Mrs. Richard Barrett Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ballou II Frederick W. Ziv The Maisonette Group Mrs. William M. Blaine Judge and Mrs. Robert L. Black, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tim McEnroe Bloom & Greene Company Sanrord M. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Merrell, Jr. Brendamour Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. Owen Butler Contributor The Merten Company Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Brown, Jr. Camden Foundation Metropolitan Printing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buechner Dr. and Mrs. Don D. Aicholz Jerome Montopoli Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Buse Cintas Corporation The William H. Albers Fund Mr. and Mrs. V. Anderson Coombe Mrs. Alexander Moore Dr. and Mrs. Jacques Cain Amko Plastics, Inc. Judge and Mrs. Norman A. Murdock Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carruthers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John R Deupree, Sr. The Mutual Manufacturing & Supply Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ault Carter Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Anness Edward F. Casdeberry The Drackett Company G.A. Avril Company Mr. and Mrs. H. Truxtun Emerson, Jr. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chabut Mr. and Mrs. Jonn G. Avril Mrs. William S. Nagel Cincinnati Woman's Club Dorette Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barbara, Jr. Frisch's Big Boy Restaurant The National Underwriter Company Melissa S. Compton Dorothy H. Bertsche Natorp Garden Stores Henry P. Cowen The Gradison & Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. E. Max Blue Mrs. Frederick D. Haffner Dr. and Mrs. Melyyn Nizny RC. Crisler & Company Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Clark A. Oyler Myron L. Dale Mrs. Frank T. Hamilton BP America, Inc. Hunt Management Corporation Judge and Mrs. Mark P. Painter B. David Company Mr. and Mrs. RK. Brodie, Jr. Peat, Marwick, Main & Company Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Davis Huntington Banks Mr. and Mrs. Clement L. Buenger John Weld Peck Louise and David Ingalls Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLuca

The Cincinnati Historical Soci- ety gratefully acknowledges the contributions of these donors to the Union Terminal Trust Fund. The Museum Center Foundation is continu- ing to seek additional gifts. 58 Queen City Heritage

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Doepke Mrs. Charles Sawyer Dover Corporation/OPW Division Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Schott Mr. and Mrs. John Gaff Dunlap Dr. and Mrs. A.W. Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Dunfap James A. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eilers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ellis Cecil D. Scott Mrs. G. Andrew Espy Seasongood & Mayer Fath Management Company Mrs. Edward H. Selonick Federated Department Stores Elizabeth B. Shaffer Mrs. Gerald). Ficks Shawnee Construction Management Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Siebenthaler Fosdick & Hilmer Inc. Mrs. Bernard Silberstein Fox Lifts Sive Associates, Inc. John W. Gantt Mabel D. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gatch Space Design International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Geier Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hait Mrs. Sells Stites Robert S. Hait, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Strauss Hamilton Mutual Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sullivan, Jr. Mrs. E.W. Harrison Ethan B. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hartkemeier Mr. and Mrs. George Strieker Emily Hausman Mrs. George Strietmann Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Heinichen Stuart Sutphin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Helmsderfer Mr. and Mrs. David S. Swanson Lucinda R Hess Dr. and Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hils Edward M. Thayer Hill Top Biolabs, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Tomb Hilltop Basic Resources Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Tourtelot Don R Hinkley Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Frederic C. Hirons United Air Specialists Harry Hoffheimer Edward Utz Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hopple III Mrs. Frederick Vogel Indian Hill Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. von Stade Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jessee Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wadsworth, Jr. Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wagner, Jr. J. Louis Karp Sallie Westheimer and Greg Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Lorrence T. Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Weston The Kentucky Post Mr. and Mrs. Randolph N. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. William Kittredge Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Windgassen Thomas J. Klinedinst The Witt Company Mr. and Mrs. John K. Lamb Dr. Edward Woliver Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lazarus III Dr. and Mrs. Carl I. Wyler Mrs. Morse Lippincott Allen G. Zaring III Mr. and Mrs. Mark Longenecker, Jr. The C.W. Zumbiel Company Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Neil Maceale Chas. B. Maescher & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mahler Main Auction Galleries William H. Makepeace Co. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Markley, Jr. Marsh & McLennan Mr. and Mrs. Graham E. Marx Karl Maslowski Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Mayer Mrs. George M. McClure Barbara McElroy Malcolm N. McElroy Eleanor R Meacham Joseph Mendelsohn III David S. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm C. Myers National City Bank Mrs. Ralph A. Navaro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Nielsen Simon C. Nielsen, Jr. Nutone Inc. Dr. Lorena M. O'Donnell OKI Systems Inc. PDT Architects/Planners Parkway Products, Inc. Dorothy R Perm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Petty Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pohl Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pogue Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Puchta Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Ransohoff Harriet L. Rauh Dr. and Mrs. Norman Rave Reimeier Lumber Company Mrs. Thomas J. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rigaud Mr. and Mrs. Eppa Rixey III Gerard Roberto Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Ruehlmann Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Saenger Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 59

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Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westheimer Judge and Mrs. David Nelson Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Neumark William M. Hilton Kit Berger Patron Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Homlar Mr. and Mrs. W. David Bertsche, Jr. Judge and Mrs. Mark P. Painter Stewart Horn Judge and Mrs. Gilbert Bettman Dr. and Mrs. Ira Abrahamson, Jr. Mrs. Lawrence M. Paul Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Howe Edward E. Betz, Jr. S. Laurence Ach James T. Peeler Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jessee Robert P. Biederhan Mrs. Robert G. Adair Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Perbix Mr. and Mrs. Morse Johnson Robert Bierbaum Dr. and Mrs. Baltazar Anaya Mrs. M. F. Perm Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Milt Billing Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Anness Gale E. Peterson Paul C. Keidel Mrs. Charles F. Blank Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Arlinghaus Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Pfister William Gholson Kittredge III Mark D. Blocher Dr. and Mrs. George W. Ballou Robert A. Pitcairn, Jr. R. O. Klausmeyer Audrey B. Blum Mrs. Robert M. Bergstein Dr. Virgil A. Plessinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knauft Catherine A. Bond Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Bjornson Dr. Lee Etta Powell Joanne Knight Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bond Mr. and Mrs. E. Max Blue Louise Yeiser Priess Olga S. Krausser Mr. and Mrs. Elroy E. Bourgraf Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Bohlke Ann I. Rasche Ada Dixon Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Bove Robert J. Bonini Mildred C. Raschig Mrs. John H. Linnenberg Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Briggs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Reed, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Loughrey Dr. Robert H. Bower Mr. and Mrs. R K. Brodie, Jr. William J. Rielly Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Love Mrs. George William Boyd Mrs. LeRoy R. Brooks Mrs. Harold D. Riemeier Mrs. Kenneth Mahler Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Brown Mrs. Owen F. Riley Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Marmet Marie Brady Mrs. William Burchenal Dr. S. Sumner Rockwern Mrs. Graham E. Marx Mr. and Mrs. Pinckney J. Brewer Mrs. Thomas J. Burke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Rogers II Mrs. Herbert J. Marx Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brod Mrs. Gordon J. Burrer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. John E. McDowell Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brooks Mrs. Daniel S. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rothenberg Mrs. Johnson McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Sanford M. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carruthers Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Rowe, Jr. Stewart McMakin Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Castellini Cameron H. Sanders Arlie R. Miller James P. Bruckmann Edward F. Castleberry Mrs. Edward F. Sanker Eleanor A. Minges Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bruner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Clark Elizabeth L. Schaefer Dr. and Mrs. Everett C. Moorhead John H. Bruning Ralph E. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schloss, Sr. Juliana C. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brush Michael J. Comisar Mrs. Albert J. Schoenberger Michael Muth Otto M. Budig, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Conway Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neale Robert W. Bugie Albert B. 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Jay G. Byrer Richard W. Goff Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Lang Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Pund Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cagle, Jr. Edward R Goldman Walter E. Langsam Jerome P. Quatman Family Mr. and Mrs. John Caldweli Mrs. Clifford Goldmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Addison Lanier Robert A. Quisno Roberta M. Callahan Thomas W. Goldschmidt Karen Bechtel Latsko Mrs. Victor Raabe Angela M. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goodman Mr. Leigh C. Latta, Jr. Andrew Radin J. Allan Campbell, Jr. Stephen C. Gordon Mrs. Harold R. LeBlond David L. Raine Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Grace Mrs. John Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ransohoff Mary K Carlton Mr. and Mrs. A. Otis Graeser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. LeLievre George T. Rehfeldt Suzanne A. Carney Dorothy M. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Banks Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rentschler Dr. and Mrs. Charles Carothers The Hon. J. Rockhill Gray Mrs. Milton W. Lepper Robert E. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Grayson, Jr. James Leshner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Richfield Mr. and Mrs. George E. Castrucci Barbara Ann Grever Dr. and Mrs. John Levitas Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Richshafer Glennie Caswell Mr. and Mrs. William Griess and Family Mr. and Mrs. Al Lewis Robert E. Rielly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Chabot Dr. and Mrs. George D. J. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lewis Jan Riestenberg and Jeff Craven Louis Chabut Mr. and Mrs. James Griffith Dennis N. Lindberg Gerard Roberto P.E. W. Rowell Chase Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Gross, Jr. Mrs. Joseph Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson II Frederick H. Chatfield Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Robert D. Lindner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Chavez Guckenberger, Jr. Robert Linnenberg Mrs. J. Richard Roe Barbara Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Guggenheim Persis M. Long Ruby Rogers James W. Clasper J. S. Gunderman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Long Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollman II Mrs. Robert A. Cline Dr. and Mrs. Byron W. Gustin Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Roomann Mr. and Mrs. Nick Clooney Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guttman Timothy P. Luebbert Mr. and Mrs. Durk Rorie A. B. Closson, Sr. Dr. Paul J. Haas Mrs. Paul R Lugannani Elmer B. Rose A. B. Closson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Hackney Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Macarthy Roger Rose Thomas J. Cobbe Nancy R Hamant Millard H. Mack Marvin Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cohen Mrs. John E. Hampel Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Marks Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Collins Ronald Hanks Wilfred S. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal Mrs. Edward G. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harrison III Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Master Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rothenberg Helen S. Conwell Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hasl Mr. and Mrs. David Mauer Dr. and Mrs. Phillip N. Royse Michael A. Coombe Jennifer S. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ruehlmann Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Coplan John W. Hauck Dr. and Mrs. C. E. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruggieri Floyd A. Cosmi and Mary Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Art Hauser William A. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sandier Fite-Cosmi George S. Haydock Mr. and Mrs. G. William McClure Dr. and Mrs. James A. Schaal R T. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hayes Mrs. David H. McConnell Norbert J. Scheper Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crusham Mrs. Grant Headley Dr. Robert J. McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schiff, Jr. Mrs. Murat H. Davidson James K. Heidrich Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schiff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Davidson Dr. Robert S. Heidt Mr. and Mrs. R Loren McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R Schiff Karleen E. Davis Jeffrey K. Heinichen Dr. Robert L. McLaurin Deneal Schilmeister Mary Lee Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. Earl Heintzelman Jan Briol McLean Kent Felician Schiltz Barbara J. Dawson John F. Hellebush Mr. and Mrs. John F. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schlachter Robert Dearth Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hellebush David Lincoln McNeil Ann L. Schloss Clemens B. Deters Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Henley Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McSpadden Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Schloss, Jr. William O. DeWitt, Jr. Mrs. Lewis Henshaw Mrs. Standish Meacham Dr. and Mrs. James A. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. C. Maxwell Dieffenbach Elizabeth D. Herschede Rev. James W. Meade Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Schmidt Mrs. Dave Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heuck Dr. and Mrs. John Risk Meek Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Schmidt Mrs. Charles W. Doepke Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hickenlooper, Jr. Jean F. Meints Elizabeth M. Schneider Edward E. Dohrmann Dr. Roger M. Higley Mr. and Mrs. Gary Meisner Mr. and Mrs. William R Schott Mrs. Jack R. Dorman Mrs. G. Carlton Hill Joe Mendelsohn III Richard Schuldlos Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hilton, Jr. Professor and Mrs. Gottfried F. Merkel Mr. and Mrs. William Schutzius Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drackett Dr. and Mrs. Loren Hiratzka Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Merrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Schwartz Donal Drayne Leon Hirschberg Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Merten, Jr. Stephen G. Schweller Mrs. Alvin Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hirschhorn Alberta C. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. James H. Scott Eileen Dupuis Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hobson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Scroggins Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Eagen Alan Hoeweler Mrs. Ernest Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sellman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Economou Hugh H. Hoffman Mrs. Kenneth L. Miller Mrs. Frank H. Shaffer, Jr. Stephen P. Edwards John L. Holden Dr. and Mrs. Zane L. Miller Gilbert Jerome Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eha Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes Olive Lloyd Mills Mr. and Mrs. David W. Shaw Fred E. Eichler Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Homlar Dan Moody Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fredric Sheblessy Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eilers Frank P. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Moore John M. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. James L. Elder Rowland Hopple Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Siegler Mr.and Mrs. E. Allen Elliott Steven L. Horstmeyer Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mueller, Jr. Mark L. Silbersack Elsa M. Erhart Mr. and Mrs. Dennett F. Howe Willard Mulford Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Silberstein Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Eustis Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Huber Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Murphy Iola O. Silberstein Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Evans Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Huenefeld Mr. and Mrs. George H. Musekamp III Anastasia Q. Sillett Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Evans Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hughey Philip Myers, Jr. John J. Singer Stuart L. Faber Jean W. Hummel Mrs. Henry Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Fagel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hummel Paul Nathan Mrs. H. Hilman Smith Walter I. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Huss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Nau Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler J. Smith Dr. Albert James Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R Inglis Dr. and Mrs. Hilmer W. Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Spiess Ralph G. Irvine Jerry Spohr D. Farwick Mrs. Robert F. Ives, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Newbold Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Fath, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Delwood S. Jackson Phyllis and Don Neyer Richard A. Spraul Marje B. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Jana Janet G. Nichols Judith Spraul-Schmidt Mrs. John Sterling Findlay Karen M. Jeffries Mrs. Simon C. Nielsen, Jr. James L. Stadtmiller Dr. and Mrs. John E. Finke Mr. and Mrs. George T. Jewett Mr. and Mrs. William H. Nieman J. L. Stambough Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Lucian E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Noll Dr. and Mrs. Scott Starks Mrs. John W. Fischer Wilbur D. Jones Mrs. Gordon L. Nora Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Staubitz Mrs. Cherrington L. Fisher Mrs. Richard A. Jubelirer Morton W. Olman Mrs. Clark M. Stearns Charles Fleiscnmann Mr. and Mrs. Gustave L. Juengling III Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Orr Dr. Robert A. Stein Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. George W. Juengst Mrs. W. Ted Osborne Mrs. Jane K Steinfirst Mrs. Elmer Forman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaeser Nora Overstreet John Steinle Dr. and Mrs. Francis M. Forster Mr. and Mrs. William J. Keating Mr. and Mrs. Michael Painter Michelle Stephens Robert L. 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Kohnen Mary Sue Pichert Mrs. George H. Strietmann Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Gerbus Gary Kreider Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Plattner Fr. L. R Strittmatter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R Gerdes Dr. and Mrs. Gary Podolny Dr. and Mrs. Warren F. Stubbins Dr. William J. Gerhardt Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Kreidler Virginia H. Pohl Mr. and Mrs. Steven R Swillinger Mrs. Charles T. Gerhart Dr. and Mrs. John Krieg Dr. G. B. Polanco Dr. and Mrs. James W. Swinehart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giglierano Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Krone Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Porter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Taft II Thomas A. Gilman Mrs. Henry O. Kruse Kathleen Aiken Pounsford Mr. and Mrs. William R Talbot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Glaser Mrs. Leo J. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Lowell G. Powers George F. Tapke Paul Richard Glick Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. LaBare Mr. and Mrs. Morton S. Prime George J. Tassian Dr. Helen I. Glueck Mrs. Robert L. LaBoiteaux Mr. and Mrs. David H. Puchkoff William G. Tateman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. 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Mr. and Mrs. F. Keith Taylor Mary A. Anthony Zola Makrauer Berning Valerie L. Brooke Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tench Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Appelmann Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bernstein R. H. Brookes Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Thomas, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Anng I. Leonard Bernstein Mrs. Kyle F. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Armstrong Mary R. Bernstein Albert Brown Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Thorns Cathleen Arnold Theodore M. Berry Mrs. Alexander Brown Mrs. Randolph Trager Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Arnold Nancy Bertaux Dwight M. Brown Omer A. Trippel Lynn E. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John Berten Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Brown, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Luther Tucker Louis Aronoff A. Eugene Bertke J. W. Brown Shirley Tuemler Senator Stan Aronoff Robert C. Bevis Jane P. Brown Dr. Maria Krocker Tuskan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Aronowitz Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Bidlingmeyer Jerry Brown Mrs. Richard S. Turtle Dr. and Mrs. Taylor Asbury Dr. and Mrs. J. Park Biehl Marion A. Brown Mrs. W. H. Tuttle, Jr. Robert W. Ashbrook Edward L. Bierbaum Mariorie A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Ulrich Mrs. Roland M. Athay, Jr. Mrs. Carl W. Bieser Dr. Michael Brown Mr. and Mrs. Tony Upton Anne Pearce Atkins Neil E. Billman Dr. and Mrs. Owen Brown Leslie Van Fleet Mrs. H. Thomas Atkins Louis M. Binder Phyllis S. Brown Robert C. Vitz Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Atkins Thomas Binzer Mrs. Robert E. Broxon Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Vogeler Mr. and Mrs. Al Audette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bittenbender Darwin L. Brucker James Volker Mrs. Joseph W. Austin Garland W. Black Erma Bruckmann Mark E. Volpenhein Mr. and Mrs. Werneth Avril Mrs. Robert L. Black Ralph J. Brueckner Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Waddell Dr. John R. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Black Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brueneman Mrs. Edward Wagner Susan Bacevich Dr. William M. Black Teresa Brum Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bachmann Wallace F. Blackburn Gordon F. Brunner Landon L. Wallingford Family Steven D. Bachmann Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brunner Julia Stillpass Walter Mrs. James J. Back Mr. and Mrs. George R, Blake Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ward Judith M. Back Mr. and Mrs. Groverman Blake Mr. and Mrs. O. Dean Brush Leonard A. Weakley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Backscheider Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blaney Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Bryan III Mrs. Robert R. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Badgett Dr. Donald J. Blaney Marilyn Bryant Mrs. Carl Weihl Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bahlman, Jr. Adele P. Blanton Dr. William Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Weis L.B. and EX. Bahmann Dr. Charles S. Blase Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Bucciere Vivian Weller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bailey Stuart Blersch Richard C. Bucher Frank Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey Elizabeth T. Bley Kenneth H. Buck Andrew Mark Wentink Mr. and Mrs. St. John Bain Dr. Robert Bliss Thomas F. Buck Dr. Elmer C. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Block John L. Buckley, Jr. J. Elaine Wernersbach Amy Baker Lucille G. Blocksom Richard L. Budde Gregory A. Wessels Patrick C. Baker Mrs. W. H. Blohm Robert W. Buechner William P. Whalen, Jr. William J. Balbach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bloom Rev. Robert B. Buening Rev. Edward L. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Bloomfield Thomas E. Buening Mr. and Mrs. Byron E. White Elizabeth R. Ball Carol J. Blum Jeanne Buente Mrs. William J. Whittaker Brynn Ballou Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bobrink Mrs. Anthony D. Bullock, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Wildman Mr. and Mrs. Bertram A. Baloun L. Boeh Jack A. Bunch Mr. and Mrs. William J. Williams Janet Bamberger Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Boeh Dr. Ralph Buncher Henry Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Banach Ruth D. Boenke Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Bunke Patricia Wilson Nancy Banker Mary Blanche Boland Fred Buop James E. Wolfe Sharon L. Barabas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boland Barrett C. Burdick John Wood II R. B. Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Donn W. Bolce Thomas J. Burger Frederic L. Woodbridge Mrs. E. Marsh Barkalow Craig Boldman Andrew Burgin Henry L. Woodward James Barker Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Boling Lester J. Burgin Mrs. Fred J. Wrampelmeier Dorothy C. Barnes Joan K. Bollenbacher Dr. D. H. Burk Gregory G. Wright Mr. ana Mrs. Roderick W. Barr Clarence E. Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. James F. Burke, Jr. Edward W. Wuest John F. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Randy A. Bonhaus Marie Burks Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyche Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Barron Mr. and Mrs. John Boorn Ann Kathleen Burlew Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Yeiser Mrs. Lanford Barrows Leon E. Boothe Christopher P. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Yeiser Bruce J. Barth June Borgmann Ruth Ann Busald Mrs. Marcus W. Ziegler Albert M. Bary Terry Borkenhagen Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Busam Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zimmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Batsch Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bornemann Mrs. Jack C. Busch Dr. and Mrs. Frank Batsche, Jr. Walter Bortz Louis C. Buschle Betty M. Bauer Mrs. Howard A. Bosken Dr. and Mrs. Robert Buten Regular Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Boss and Family Mr. and Mrs. E. Dean Butler Mr. and Mrs. James C. Abbott Frederick M. Bauer Angela M. Bosse Muriel A. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Abbott William A. Baughin Mr. and Mrs. W. Luke Boswell Martha Butz Robert S. Abbott Julie B. Baughman Mrs. Henri V. Bouscaren Harold Buxton Ardath M. Abel Giles R. Bauman Mrs. Arthur C. Bowen Victoria B. Buyniski Mr. and Mrs. F. Bruce Abel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Baumann James Crawford Bower Mr. and Mrs. James A. Buzard Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Aberlin E. Hanlin Bavely Naomi F. Boyce Thomas A. Buzer William S. Abernethy, Jr. Cyrus L. Baxter Roy Boyce David R. Byard Mrs. Robert Acomb Joseph R. Baxter Dr. F. J. Boyd Beatrice L. Bynum Clyde Adams III Clara E. Bayley India Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cain Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Adams Richard Beagle and Elene Messina Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boynton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calder Dr. Evelyn A. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Samuel O. Beall Dr. and Mrs. Ray Tully Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Wil F. Caldwell Juanita M. Adams Georgia E. Beasley Lois D. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. M.E.R. Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beaupre Kevin D. Brady Theresa Calme Gertrude Addicott Dorothy Beck Patricia Brady Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Camardo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beck and Family Alfred Gerrard Bramble Mary Lou Blackburn Campbell Dorothy Agee Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Becker Mrs. Allen L. Bramkamp Teri Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ager Mr. and Mrs. Sheal L. Becker William A. Bramkamp Dr. Ellen Cangi Mary Jane Ahearn Meredith R. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brand Marcia R. Cann Marian L. Ahlering Mr. and Mrs. John L. Becktold Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brandstetter Sherry E. Cantwell Raymond Ahr Mr. and Mrs. George J. Beddie, Jr. Nancy F. Brant Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carilli Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Ahrens Mrs. Joseph Beech, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Brater Kenneth E. Carl Mr. and Mrs. John L. Aitken Dorothy B. Beeler Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Brauch Cyrilla E. Carmel Muthar Al-Ubaidi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beers Huston Braun and Edwin C. Ashman Schuler Carroll Barbara Albert Don Behrman Mr. and Mrs. John Bredenfoerder Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. George O. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Behrman James A. Breen Mrs. James R. Carruthers Robert A. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Behrmann Kristen H. Breen Michael Carsiotis Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Beigel Louise Brehmer Mr. and Mrs. Arch I. Carson III Mrs. William Alexander Mrs. William Procter Bell Ruth M. Bremer Rev. and Mrs. John G. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Alfieri Mr. and Mrs. William Bender J. D. Breslin and Family Nolan W. Carson Dr. and Mrs. Jose G. Algenio Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bending Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Breth Ida W. Casey Mrs. Roy D. Allan Mike Benedetti Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Brewster II Albert D. Cash Richard J. Allen Dr. Saul Benison Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Breyer, Jr. Leila J. Cashman Beverly Balch Allinsmith Michael B. Benken Family Eugene L. Breyer, Sr. Amy B. Casper Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Allison C. Benn Dan A. Bricker William J. Cassady III Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Alpaugh Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Brickner Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cassedy Fred Alread Michael P. Bennett James R. Bridgeland, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John L. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Altman Mr. and Mrs. Corning Benton Mr. and Mrs. James G. Briggs Barbara Casson Mrs. Van Meter Ames DJ. Berger Charles A. Brigham, Jr. C. W. Castle Joseph Amirkhanian Mr.and Mrs. Daniel O. Berger Thomas Brinkman, Jr. Romola N. Castleberry William Ammon, Jr. Philip E. Berghausen Stanton G. Brock James M. Cavanaugh L. George Andre Mary M. Bergstein Dr. and Mrs. Louis B. Brockmeier James E. Cebula Frank J. Andress Mark H. Berfiant Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brodbeck Steve Chabot Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins Anning Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Berman Mrs. James Easton Brodhead Leslie F. Chard and Diane Engber Jay Antenen Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bernet Charles W. 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Smokey Chaser Mrs. Stephen F. Dana E. W. Eckey Mrs. John G. Fleming Mrs. Albert Chatfield Carolyn Nancy Danahy Anthony Edelmann Mr. and Mrs. Kingston Fletcher Michael B. Chesson Joyce Daniel Adrienne Edwards Jerome D. Flynn John Chesteen David A. Danner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Edwards John J. Flynn Dr. and Mrs. John B. Chewning Robert Dashley Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Ehas Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Fobiano John Andrew Chewning Mark Dauner Ruth E. Ehler David G. Focke Mrs. John P. Childe Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Davey Loretta W. Ehret Luetta Fockler Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Davis David Ehrlinger Mrs. Harry D. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Oreson H. Christensen Patricia Jane Davoran Martha Eibeck William Foley Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Christensen, Jr. Mrs. Beman Gates Dawes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eichstadt Sandy Foote Amy and Annette Christianson David D. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eilers, Jr. Matthew D. Foran Mary Anne Christie Mr. and Mrs. David A. Day Nancy Eisel Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Forberg Donald E. Clare, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ido de Groot Douglas A. Eisele Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forbes E. Vance Clark Carol A. De Lorenzo Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Eiselein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur William Forbriger Norma C. Clark William L. Dean Walter R Eiseman and Family John H. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Todd Clark Robert Dearth Ronald J. Elam Lola M. Ford Mr. and Mrs. William K. Clark Fern Deatherage Raymond J. Ell Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Foreman Susan J. Clarke Linda Deatrick Philip H. Elliott John A. Forrester Patricia LeB. Clasgens Mrs. Anthony J. DeCenso Anita Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clippard Wally O. Deer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Phil Foster Addison H. Clipson Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Deimling Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ellis Rilla L. Foster Fred G. Clough Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DeMar John I. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Foster John Clubbe Don Deming Walter Ellis Mrs. A. Walter Fox Thomas M. Coakley James G. Dempsey Mary Lou Embry Dr. Harry H. Fox Mrs. James O. Coates Robert E. Dennam Amor C. Emmert, Jr. James J. Foy Carolyn Jean Cochnower Mr. and Mrs. George Dessaver Robert H. Emmich Rochelle Fradkin Mrs. James W. Cochran Mary Harwood Deupree Dr. and Mrs. George B. Engberg Marie H. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Engelbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Francisco Mr. and Mrs. John Cohen H. S. DeWitt Mrs. Howard Engelken Ann Franxmann Mr. and Mrs. Lucien A. Cohen Hoy Sanford DeWitt William K. Engeman Mrs. Frank Burton Fray Philip S. Cohen Nancy Ellen Dezarn Thomas L. Enghauser Mrs. Nathan Fred Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Adrian Diamond John Engle Dr. Mary Frederickson and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Colby Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Diebel Dr. James Englert Dr. Clinton Joiner Lisa Coldiron Jane G. Dieckmann Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Engstrom Benjamin W. Freeman III Mr. and Mrs. Leland M. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Albeit C. Dierckes, Jr. John Erardi Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman William Colgan George A. Diersing, Jr. Mrs. Robert Erion Mrs. Louis G. Freeman, Jr. Dennis W. Collins Lois Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn H. Euken Thomas D. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Collins Patrick M. DiMuzio Mrs. George Eustis Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Freiberg Glenn Colliver Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dinerman Anna Mane Evans John P. French Annita C. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dirr Dr. and Mrs. Burton Evans H. Garret Frey Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Compton Dr. R J. DiSalvo William Evans Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Frey Philip K. Cone Richard K. Disney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eveland Mrs. A. H. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Conklin Louise W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R Everhard James J. Friedman Joan Connell Dr. Israel M. Dizenhuz Radford V. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Jules K. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connelly Judge and Mrs. Rupert A. Doan Emmett M. Ey Richard E. Friedman Dr. Eugene H. Conner Norman H. Doane Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Eynon II Mr. and Mrs. John Friend William P. Conners Frederick W. Doepke MaryV.A. Fabe Marian P. Frommel Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Conrad Mr. Robert J. Dole Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Faber Mr. and Mrs. James Froning Andrea Conroy Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dolle, Jr. Jerome D. Fagel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Frotscher Sallie M. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Jack Domet John D. Fairfield Dr. and Mrs. Harry F. Fry Clara L. Cook Col. and Mrs. J. F. Donahoe Dr. Robert J. Fanning Nicholas L. Fry II Mr. and Mrs. C. Kingsland Coombs Andrew Donaldson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farber Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fryer Catherine B. Cooper Jean C. Dones Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Fans Mrs. John Fuerbacher Marjorie Cooper Judith Dooley Edna P. Farley Dr. and Mrs. John C. Fuhs Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper Robert J. Doran Mrs. Daniel Henry Farny Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fultz Macie Coots Susan Dorward Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Funk Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Cope William W. Dow Rev. Robert J. Farrell Mrs. Harry M. Gaeb Kay S. Copelin Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Dowling Eleanor Fasoldt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaffney Paul L. Copersmet Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Downton III Mrs. Arthur J. Faulwetter Richard C. Gaige Daniel M. Coppin William H. H. Drake Mr. and Mrs. George Fee Deborah G. Gale Patricia A. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Drew Alice Fegelman Joan L. Gall Forest Corbin George C. Dreyer Ruth Claire Feibel Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Cordes Richard H. Dreyer Mary T. Feist Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cormier Robert J. Driehaus Natalie Feld Rev. Paul G. Galvin Mrs. Robert Arthur Cosbey Betty S. Drinkard Ada Jo Feldman Mrs. Arthur Gambetta Fred G. Costa Mr. and Mrs. Philip Driscoll D. Diana Feldman-Smith Dr. Stanley T. Garber Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Counts Rick Drout Evelyn I. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Don Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Cowan Peter Drysdale James Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. J. Neal Gardner Shelley Cowan Janet Smith Duff Mrs. Spencer Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Todd Coward Mrs. William J. Duffey Jules J. Fern Mrs. Thomas P. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. D. R Cowart Dr. and Mrs. James P. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Al Ferntheil Mary Carol Garnatz Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cox Mrs. Richard I. Dugan Dr. and Mrs. Charles Feuss, Jr. John B. Gartner, Jr. Rosemary Cox Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dugle Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Fey Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Garvey, Jr. Elizabeth Craig Dr. and Mrs. Igor Dumbadze Mrs. Caryl E. Ficken Janis L. Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. James J. Crane Kathleen T. Dunham Laura Fialer James Gastright Charles R Crapsey Thomas E. Dunlap Leni Field Joseph F. Gastright C. J. Crawford Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Dunsker Donna J. Fields Robert L. Gastnght Robert Crawford C. Thomas Dupuis Linda Anne Figgins Josephine Gately Mrs. Robert Crawford Eileen F. Durban Owen Findsen Mr. and Mrs. Dean R Gaudin Mr. and Mrs. David J. Creahan Mr. and Mrs. David Durham Dr. Archie Fine Mr. and Mrs. Vere Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Creelman Mr. and Mrs. M. Freeman Durham Dr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Fine John H. Geer Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Crisler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Durket Jeffrey B. Finger Tina A. Geers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crosset Mr. and Mrs. John H. Durrell Mrs. Harry J. Finke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ford Gehrig James J. Crowe Patricia Flannery Durso Joanne Fipps Mr. and Mrs. James Gehring Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crumpler Richard B. Dusterberg Emily Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Geier Dr. William R Culbertson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dye Ginger Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Geier Dolores Culp Mrs. A. Lysle Dyer Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fischer Robert E. Genske William S. Culp David R Eagleson Dr. and Mrs. Josef E. Fischer Theodore Genther Dr. John Robert Cummings Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Eanes Michael Fischer Elaine George Sally W.Cuni Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Earley Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fischer Judith George Jean K. Cunningham Mrs. John V. Earls Stephan R Fischer Beth Gerber Penelope Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Earls Thomas R Fischer Mrs. Robert Gerdes Beryl C. Currence Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Easley Sherwin Fishback Florence F. Gerdsen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Currie M. C. Eaton-Herzog Carl H. Fisher Dr. Julie Gerdsen Charles F. Curro Marie Eberhard Mr.and Mrs. Timothy E. Fisher Carl Gerrein Robert P. Curry Mildred Eberhard Margaret P. Fisk Emily Gershowitz Irene E. Czoer Mrs. J. A. Eberhart Florence Fissey Shelly Gerson Henry Dabek Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Eberly Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fite Dr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Gerstner P. Damian Dagenbach Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Ebersold Margaret T. Fitzgerald Kenneth M. Gettelman Charles Dahlenburg Mr. and Mrs. John Eby Martha L. Flanagan Ann B. Gettler Donald L. Dahlman Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ecker Dr. and Mrs. Robert Flanagan Benjamin Gettler Richard E. Dameron Charles A. Eckert II David Flaspohler 64 Queen City Heritage

Mrs. Joseph E. Ghory Richard G. Hagee Mr. and Mrs. Roth F. Herrlinger, Jr. Raymond R. Huseman Gloria I. Giannestras Mr. and Mrs. Theo G. Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Herschede Rev. M. Edmund Hussey Kathryn S. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philip Hagner, Jr. Jean C. Hershman Judythe A. Huston Margaret Gibbons Mary B. Hahn Willard C. Hess Mrs. David Hutchens Mr. and Mrs. George McCague Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haines Mr. and Mrs. Grant V. Hesser Mrs. Edward L. Hutton C. Dale Gibson Harry Hake III Ray R. Heybruch Stephen Hutzel Dr. and Mrs. John P. Gibson Dr. Stewart R. Halbauer Dr. and Mrs. Harold Hiatt Dr. Susan T. Iannaccone Sister Mary Paul Gieske Dr. and Mrs. George C. Hale, Sr. Amy G. Hicks Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Iglauer S. Bradley Gillaugh Elizabeth N. Hall Mrs. A. W. Highlands Mrs. Robert L. Imholt Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gillette Jan C. Hall Mrs. A. J. Hilberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Inkrot Gregory Gilreath Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henry Hildebrandt S. Ted Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Gilroy Douglas Hallett Roy L. Hiles Cornelia Itean Marion Glaser Dr. and Mrs. John Brewster Hamblet G. Carlton Hill, Sr. Fae B. Jackson Elizabeth Glassmeyer Jean Hamer Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Hill Ruth L. Jackson Mrs. Alfred M. Glazer Mary Ann Hamill James W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. William B. Jackson Robert W. Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hamilton Marian B. Hill Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jacob John J. Glenn, Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Hammergren Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hill Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Jacobs and Family Leslie Glenn Edward P. Hammond and Family Mr. and Mrs. Rowland J. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Harris F. Jacobs Mrs. James H. Glier Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hammond Florence R. Hiller Maurice W. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Glos Margaret O. Hamper Thomas R. Hillhouse Dr. and Mrs. Murray S. Jaffe George T. Glover Dorothy Tate Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hilliard Michael W. Jagger Martha S. Glueck Dr. Esther S. Hanlon Herbert F. Hilmer Robert P. Jahnigan Ruth Godfrey John L. Hanselman, Jr. Ronald Hilvers Angelene Jamison-Hall and Family Ann Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hanseman Mrs. Harry K. Hines Rev. Timothy J. Janning Robert A. Goering Roger Hansen Mrs. Philip Hinkle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Janson Mr. and Mrs. John Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hardin Marjorie K. Hinsch Frederick P. Jaspers Carolyn O. Goldman Dr. Warren Harding Warren K. Hinsch Margaret M. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. David W. Goldman William R. Hardy Mary Hinton and Family Byron T. Jenings Mr. and Mrs. Irving D. Goldman Gerald J. Hargis Mrs. Frederic C. Hirons Dr. William B.Jensen Mrs. Robert P. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hargrave Michael A. Hirschfeld Gene Jessee James E. Goldschmidt Alice M. Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hirtl Dr. and Mrs. Roy Jett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Allan Harmann Timothy E. Hoberg and Caryl A. Mrs. David Jewell Dr. Lowell E. Goiter Alexander Harmon Yzenbaard Bruce E. Jewett Peter D. Gomsak, Jr. Frances Harmon Lucilia Hock Mr. and Mrs. Dean O. Jeynes Irene Emery Goodale Sue Harrell Dr. Mark T. Hoekenga Margaret M. Joering Mary Goodlander Mrs. Jay E. Harris Richard Hoekzema Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johannigman Dr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Goodman Peggy J. Harris Daniel Hoetker Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Sander Goodman Mrs. E. Webster Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hoetker Doris Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoffheimer, Jr. James H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Goodrich Harrison Daniel J. Hoffheimer Jennifer D. Johnson Mrs. Henry M. Goodyear R. S. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Hoffheimer Jorene Johnson Leonard P. Goorian Dr. and Mrs. Morton Harshman Jon Hoffheimer Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harter Mr. and Mrs. Harry August Hoffman Otis W. Johnson Mrs. Guido J. Gores Grace E. Hartzel Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hoffman Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Johnson Dr. Jack W. Gottschalk Barbara Harvey Nelson M. Hoffmann Mrs. W. Mack Johnson Mrs. Robert A. Gove Beverly B. Hasan Mary Hoffmeier Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gover Virginia A. Haskell George F. Hofmann Ph.D. Dorothy Sue Johnston Mr. and Mrs. John R. Goyer M. Charline Hatched: Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hogan Maria Johnston J. Thomas Grace Betty B. Hatke Robert G. Hogan Ava Bonita Jones Aaron Grady and Suzanne Grady Dr. and Mrs. Warren Hattendorf M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hoge Bob Jones John T. Grady Robert A. Hatterschide Stephen P. Hogg Mrs. David C. Jones, Jr. Mary Grace Graff Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Hattersley Charlotte Hogue Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Jones Mrs. R. Gregory Graham Andrew C. Hauck Bunny Hoinke Dr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Jones Gregory A. Graman Mrs. Carl E.J. Hauck Janet O. Holbrook Evelyn E. Jones Dennis L. Grant Deborah Hauck Ronald F. Holland, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Everett Linn Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Grate Marcia Merritt Hauenstein Teresa L. Holland Grace Jones William H. Graver Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hauer Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz Howard M. Jones, Jr. Doris Jean Graves Mike Haumesser Mrs. Robert B. Hollister Mrs. John Paul Jones Mr. and Mrs. P. Martin Graves Dr. John W. Hauser Marie Holscher Kimberly A. Jones Michael Green Mrs. Robert E. Hauser Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Chamberlain Holt Patty Jones C. E. Greenert Ned J. Haverstick Kathryn J. Holwadel Mrs. Robert H. Jones Richard E. Greenholz Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Steven Holzheimer Thomas W. Jones, Jr. Betty S. Greenlee Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Hawkins Lee Homan William Lawless Jones Mr. and Mrs. Tibor J. Greenwalt Dr. and Mrs. James R. Hawkins Jerome J. Hoobler and Family Mr. and Mrs. David J. Joseph, Jr. James G. Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bart Hawley Dr. and Mrs. Asher Hoodin Jack B. Josselson Harriet B. Gregg Dr. and Mrs. Donald K. Hawley Mrs. B. Hoogstraten Mr. and Mrs. Warren Joy Will R. Gregg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Haydock, Jr. Mrs. Robert G. Hopkins Dr. Malcolm Meyn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Greiwe Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hopple Mary Wade Judd Richard Greiwe Thelma L. Hayes William H. Hopple III Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Judis Robert L. Greiwe Helen Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Gary Horwitz Edward Juenke and Family Margaret G. Griess Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Head, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Housley Donald J. Junker Mrs. William E. Griess Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Heath Carol Rae Howard Mrs. George E. Junker Dr. John F. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Heath Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard Mrs. Erik Kahlson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Griffith, Jr. Col. and Mrs. James A. Heathcote Ernst S. Howard A. Michael Kahn Mary Moore Grimaldi Sara R. Heckscher Gary E. Howard Mrs. Louis E. Kahn Helen Menke Gripkey Stanley Hedeen Jerome M. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kammerer Albert F. Groenke Charles B. Hedrick Mr. and Mrs. James R. Howe, Jr. Joseph Kampe and Kathleen Wiethe Charlotte Groom-Braunstein Joe Heideman, Jr. Thomas M. Howe Dr. Stanley M. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Grooms Edward L. Heiden Mrs. Waite C. Hoyt Corinne Kapor Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Groppenbecher Joseph L. Heiman Mark O. Hubbard and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jay Martin Karpen Mr. and Mrs. R. Gaylord Gross Donald J. Heimbrock Mrs. Albert E. Huber Dr. and Mrs. Raphael Katzen Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grossoehme Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heines Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hubert and Family Rose Marie Kathman Herbert E. Grote Mary Ellen Heintz Mr. and Mrs. Herb Huesman Charles P. Kaufhold Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Groth Margaret C. Heisel William Huesman Lora E. Kaufman Ralph Grothaus Richard A. Heitz Gina Huey Mrs. Orien Milton Kaufman Dr. Clifford G. Grulee Mr. and Mrs. John S. Held Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Kaufman Dr. Gunter Grupp Mr. and Mrs. John S. Heldman Harry L. Hufford Bill Kehlenbrink Mr. and Mrs. George Guckenberger III Louis A. Hellming Michael C. Hughes Eleanor Keidel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guggenheim, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Helm Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hughes Douglas Keil M. S. Gulden Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helmers William James Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Lorrence T. Kellar Wynne W. Gulden Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Helmick William F. Hugo Helen M. Keller Dolores Gulick Mr. and Mrs. William S. Helton, Jr. Rosemary Huhn Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Keller Mrs. Morton Gusweiler Mrs. Louis J. Hendricks Carol Hull Mrs. Kenneth C. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Alan Guttman Mrs. David Hendy Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hummel Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Kellogg Dr. and Mrs. Milton W. Gwinner Dorothy Henn Mrs. Albert H. Huneke Susan J. Kellogg Susan Haas Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Henn George A. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kelly Thomas S. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Marc Henneberger Grace M. Hunt Jeffrey Kelly and Margaret Hulbert Mrs. Louis Haffner, Jr. Joe Henry, Jr. C. Stephen Hunter Mary Ann Kelly Nancy Hagan Nancy Herbert Daniel Hurley Roslyn Kelly R. G. Hagar Carol H. Herman Robert E. Hurley Louise B. Kemp G. Richard Hagee Ida Doppmann Herman Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Hurst Mike A. Kemper John H. Hermanies Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Huschart Mr. and Mrs. A. Craig Kennedy Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 65

Mrs. Robert A. Kennedy Paul Kuhn Rev. David R Lucas Harry E. McGary Mr. and Mrs. David T. Kenneth Rev. George Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lucien Jerry M. McGinty Terry J. Kent Ila Kurtz Herman R Luckner III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Kenty Doris C. Kuszler Mr. and Mrs. Merrel B. Ludlow Maryanne E. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kenworthy Ronald J. Kuzma Jack Ludwig John K McGraw Kenneth M. Kepf Mrs. Glen A. La Grange Thomas A. Luebbers Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. McGraw Dr. and Mrs. James G. Kereiakes Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. LaBonde Mrs. George Luebkeman Powell McHenry Mrs. Albert E. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LaEace Chief Bert Lugannani Dessie Mclnnis Harriet C. Kessel Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Laird Mr. and Mrs. Myron R Luke Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Mclntire Adriaan Patricia Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Lamb Stephen C. Lumley Bruce B. Mclntosh Joseph C. Ketterer David Lambers Judith Luneborg Mark E. McKillip Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kettler Mary Ellen Lammert Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lurie Mariorie McKinney Thomas Kidd Ronald C. Lamping Dr. and Mrs. Max L. Lurie Mrs. Russell McKnight Jewel Kiefer B. W. Lamson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Luttmer Timothy P. McLane Dr. Charles Edward Kiely, Jr. Mrs. Herbert Landsman Edwin S. Lutton Mrs. Lindsay B. McLean Mrs. Robert C. Kier Mrs. Harry Landt M. Eileen Lutz Mr. and Mrs. David B. McLennan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kilduff Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lane Gabriel F. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMahan Dr. Roy L. Kile Jerry Lane Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lynch Priscilla McMaster Bayard L. Kilgour III Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Julian R Lynch Robert A. McNally Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. King Evelyn Lang Margaret D. Lyon Dr. Bonnie L. McNeely Cheri L. King Mr. and Mrs. Addison Lanier II Dr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Lyde Col. Darrell L. Meader Sarajane O. King Catherine E. Lanigan Dr. James D. Lytle C. James Meakin, Jr. Rev. Thomas M. King Dr. and Mrs. George R Lanz Dr. Martin B. Macht Mrs. Russell Means Barbara M. Kinninger Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lapirow Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Meckes Alan Kinsder Mary Helen LaRue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Macke Mrs. Richard Meder Mary E. Kinsder Beatrice Lask James B. MacKnignt John D. Medwed, Jr. Richard C. Kinsder John Lasley and and Kathleen Mitchell Mrs. John A. MacLeod Norville C. Meek Dr. and Mrs. William H. Kipp John T. Larimer Mrs. Robert Blair Maddox Hayden E. Meeker III Sarah T. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lauck Mrs. Alfred E. Magrish Mrs. Joseph Mehn Rod Kirschner Nora Jane Lauerman Mr. and Mrs. Coleman J. Magrish Mrs. Carl L. Meier Mrs. Robert L. Kistner, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. James M. Laux Mrs. James L. Magrish Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Meier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lawrence, Jr. Maureen E. Mahany Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Meisel William McD. Kite James K.L. Lawrence John E. Mahin Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mekel, Jr. William McD. Kite, Jr. Mrs. J. Kenton Lawwill Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mahlin Patricia Mooney-Melvin Dr. and Mrs. K William Kitzmiller Mr. and Mrs. Robson S. Lawwill Ken Mailender L. J. Memering Nancy Klapproth Fred Lazarus III Mary K Mairose Betty A. Mendelsohn Richard M.Klaus Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Lazarus, Jr. William H. Makepeace Marion L. Mendelsohn Judith A. Kleemann Mrs. Ralph Lazarus Judith C. Malone Shirley E. Meng J. Leo Klein Mrs. Simon Lazarus Jerry C. Malsh Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Mercier Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Klein Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Lea Mrs. John C. Malsh Doug Meredith Dr. and Mrs. Robert Klein Edward E. Lea Robert E. Manley J. Michael Meretta, Jr. David L. Kleinfelter Doloris F. Learmonth Judith Mann Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Merkel A. F. Kleinholz Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeBlond Robert N. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merkel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard R Klene Mary Anne Lee Mr. and Mrs. Alan Manzler Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Merrill Janet Klenk Nancy Lee Jeffrey P. March Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Merten, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Klettner Mr. and Mrs. Robert V Leighton Dr. Jacob R Marcus Hilda M. Messham Michael J. Kline Charles F. Casey-Leininger Dr. and Mrs. E. Gordon Margolin Mr. and Mrs. John Metcalfe Vivian B. Kline Agnes K Leistner Donna Marmer Sr. Judith Metz Howard L. Kling Raymond W. Lembke Francis X. Marnell Mrs. Herbert A. Metzger David A. Klingshirn Elizabeth M. Lemon Dr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Marsh Ron Metzler Warren H. Klmk Charles H. Lenzer Robert W. Marsh Jean D. Meyer Mark H. Klusmeier Dr. James L. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Robert R Marsh Mary A. Meyer Roderick Knapp Janet C. Lerner Jeanette L. Marshall Verna M. Meyer Michael C. Kneflin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lessel Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin Mrs. Vincent J. Meyer Sandra L. Kneller Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Lett Br. John P. Martin, S.J. Joanne J. Meyerowitz Douglas Knerr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levee Kathleen Martin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Michael Dr. Paul Knight James A. Levendusky Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Martin Susan Michels Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Knoop Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leverone Philip K Martin Drs. Robert and Karen Miday Mrs. Harvey C. Knowles, Jr. Bruce Levine Sanford R Martin Fred Martin Middendorf Donald Kob Mr. and Mrs. Marc LeVine Mrs. Merle Marts, Jr. Robert J. Miefert, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R Koch Mrs. Maurice Levine Sally A. Masters Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mihaly Jean R Koch Charles B. Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matern Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Koehler Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Aron Mathieu Edie Miller Walter A. Koehler Mrs. Emily B. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mathis, Jr. Jerome Miller Myron Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Levy Madelyn and Ray Matlock Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. A. Pierce Matthews, Jr. Molly J. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Koenig Flora B. Lewis Mary Morse Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Koesters Mr. and Mrs. Howard R Lewis Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Matthey Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Miller W. Lee Koetzle Mark Lewis Frank C. Mattis Richard D. Miller Cynthia Kohn Ralph F. Lewis J. Craig Maue Rita McLaughlin Miller Nancy S. Kohnen Dr. and Mrs. William Licht Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mauk Robert Mackenzie Miller Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman Donald R Lichtenberger Addison Maupin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Miller Robert A. Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Henry Liebel Robert Wade Maurer Stella G. Miller Dr. R M. Koppenhoefer Karl Lietzenmayer Richard J. Mawhorter Mr. and Mrs. David Millett Patrick M. Korb Franklin B. Limbocker Violette E. Maxey Mr. and Mrs. Eddie V. Mills Carl Korfhagen Sandra Lindberg Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James A. Mills Andrea Kornbluh Richard Lindeman Edith P. Mayer Mary Minogue Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kosky Mr. and Mrs. John Lindhuem Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Mayer Mrs. Leonard Minster William P. Koster Fr. Sanford Lindsey Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Mayfield C. Bruce Minturn, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. Harold Kotte David M. Linger R Glen Mayfield Robert L. Minturn Judge Robert S. Kraft W. L. Lingle Mr. and Mrs. William F. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. James M.E. Mixter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Kramer Alma Linn Thomas A. McCammon Mrs. M. A. Mobberley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kramer Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Linnemann John M. McCaslin, Jr. Sally M. Moffitt Dr. Milton Kramer John W. Linnenberg Andrew F. McClintock Esther R Mohrfield Victor H. Kramer Mrs. Andrew E. Lippelman, Jr. Mrs. George H. McClure William E. Moller Mrs. Robert E. Kramig, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchel Lippert Dr. Merlyn McClure Donald A. Molloy Neil E. Krause George J. Listerman Mrs. Milton McComas Mrs. John X. Monahan Gene Krauss Mr. and Mrs. William Litzinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConaughy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Monjar Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lockhart Mary Anne McCord Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCormick, Jr. Susanne E. Monteith Denis J. Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lodder Mr. and Mrs. Lowell G. McCoy Mrs. John L. Montgomery Mrs. Harold N. Kress Ralph Logston Dr. Raymond F. McCoy Mrs. Vaughn E. Montgomery Marilyn A. Kroll Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Long Terry McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Moon H. Lee Krombholz Margaret Long Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrate Don Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Herb L. Krombholz Mr. and Mrs. William H.'.Long William Joel McCray Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Moore Mrs. Paul F. Kromme Mrs. Gilbert D. Lortz Beverly McDaniel Cathleen C. Moore Mrs. Robert C. Kroner Mrs. Cornelius A. Lottman Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. McDaniel Mrs. David G. Moore Mr. and Mrs. J. Tracy Kropp Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.R Lotz Mrs. William McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Dean Moore Dr. Othilda Krug Mr. and Mrs. Jack Louiso Barbara McElroy Mr. and Mrs. William P. Moore James C. Krumme Mrs. Ralph J. Love Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElwain Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Moorman Rev. Lawrence R Krusling Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowenthal Mrs. Harry T. McFarland Christine Moorman Nina Kuhn Dr. and Mrs. Gerson Lowenthal Dr. and Mrs. J. Richard McFarland Mrs. Paul K Moormann 66 Queen City Heritage

Edward G. Moran Betty C. Oehlschlaeger Robert C. Porter III Ella H. Rhodes Elizabeth A. Moran A. Oestreich and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Porter, Jr. Dr. Gregory L. Rhodes Dr. Joseph J. Moravec Robert B. Off Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pottebaum Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rhodes Jana C. Morford Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Ohnmeis William R. Powell Mrs. James V. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Morgens Bonnie Lou Okum Esther H.M. Power Mary Claire Rice Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morioka James R. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richard, Jr. Richard C. Morris, Jr. Mrs. Joe R. Ong Mr. and Mrs. James B. Powers Dr. Arthur I. Richards Mrs. Donald C. Morrison Marilyn A. Ormsbee Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pownall Mr. and Mrs. Gates T. Richards Ms Elsa M. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Lowell P. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Poynter Muriel G. Richards Betty Moscove Lucille Orschell Jean Poynter Mrs. William Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Julian Moskowitz Robert C. Ortner Evelyn M. Prager Peg Rider Harriet E. Moster Mrs. J. Robert Orton Glendon B. Pratt Robert E. Ridgeway Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Moulliet Dr. Morris G. Oscherwitz Terri Premo Paul F. Riehm William Lytle Moyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Osterbrock Jenny Presnell Mr. and Mrs. August Ries Mrs. Harry R. Muegel Mr. and Mrs. James L. Osterhus Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Pressler Richard L. Righter Mrs. Charles W. Mueller Herbert E. Ostrov Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Preston Patricia A. Rigsby Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Mueller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Ott Kathy Preuth Jan Timothy Riker Mr. and Mrs. John L. Muething Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ottenjohn Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Prevey Charles Scott Riley III Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Muhlhauser Kathleen Byrne Ovadia Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pnce R. Patrick Riley Mr. and Mrs. F. William Muhlhofer, Jr. John M. Overbeck Thomas E. Price Philip M. Riordan Juanita M. Mulford Deborah A. Overmyer Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Prince Rebecca Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullaney Vera C. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Prior Ellen Ritter Dr. Richard B. Mulvey Kermit A. Pack Caroline James Pritz Mrs. Robert Ritterhoff Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Munsen Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Packer John Pritz Dr. and Mrs. Clare R. Rittershofer Ernest G. Muntz Paul Padget Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Pritz Johanna Ritzi Alex Murdoch Betty L. Page Dr. Chester C. Pryor II Juan Rivera Norman A. Murdock and Family Mr.and Mrs. Herb Pahren Dorothy Puccini Susan K. Riviere Dr. and Mrs. Norman H. Murdoch George Pallage Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Puchta Mr. and Mrs. Eppa Rixey III Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Murphy Harry A. and Marjorie J. Pallas Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Pulskamp Mr. and Mrs. James D. Robbins Dr. and Mrs. Gordon K. Murphy Mrs. Cletus T. Palmer Mrs. Alton E. Purcell P. B. Roberts Loretta S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Palmer Jane D. Purdon Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Roberts William J. Murphy Marie H. Paner Sandra K. Purdy Charles S. Robertson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Murray Barbara A. Pantenburg William O. Purdy, Jr. Richard D. Robertson, Jr. Mary C. and Cecelia Murray Elizabeth Pape Dr. and Mrs. Louis & Putnam Scott Robertson Mr. and Mrs. C. William Myers Mr.and Mrs. William J. Parchman Albert M. Pyle and Family Ernest L. Robinson Mrs. Robert P. Myers Mrs. Hall C. Park Kathleen Quinlin Mrs. Joseph D. Robinson III E. Paul Naberhaus Mr. and Mrs. Russell Park Dr. and Mrs. James A. Quinn, Jr. Kathy Robinson Mrs. Robert M. Nagle Marie E. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Rabanus Lee Robinson Carol Nantz John Parlin Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Rabiner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nantz Virginia H. Parr Phyllis Raddiff Rev. David C. Robisch Mr. and Mrs. George Nassauer Yvonne Parrish Mr. and Mrs. John S. Radcliffe Joseph Rochford Jean Nathan Morris and Patricia Passer Mr. and Mrs. Cliff G. Radel Mrs. Ronald J. Rockwell Dorothy Kay Natorp Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Patterson Sandra I. Rafalo O.D. Mrs. Frank Roder Mr. ana Mrs. A. Ralph Navaro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Patterson Lisa Raffignone Dr. and Mrs. L. Richard Roedersheimer Nancy Neal Lee S. Pattison Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Rafuse Alice Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neff Mrs. C. Richard Paulsen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raga Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Neidorf Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln W. Pavey Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raible Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nelson Cristopher F. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raibourne Rae Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Payton Mary Leonhard Ran Mrs. William H. Rohdenburg Steven A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pearce Dr. Charles H. Randolph Mark Rohling Mary L. Nemann Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Randolph, Jr. Kent W. Rollins Dorothy Nerish Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pease, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William Ransohoff John A. Romano Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nesbitt David Winchester Peck Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Rape Justine S. Romer David A. Neuhardt James H. Peck Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Rapp Lillian Ruth Roos Valerie Newell and Timothy Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Peeler Frances A. Raschig Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Root Mr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Newkirk Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Peerless D. J. Ratdiffe Audrey Rosberg Mr. and Mrs. James O. Newman Herbert A. Pence Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raterman Ellanora Rose Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Newman Frank Pendle Mr. and Mrs. George Rath John A. Rose Arthur Ney, Jr. Arthur Pennak Mrs. Thomas Ratliff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Neyer Louise Pennak Robert Rau Mrs. Harold P. Rosenberg Marianne Nichwitz Mrs. J. H. Pennington, Jr. Mrs. Frederick Rauh Dr. and Mrs. Lee S. Rosenberg John C. Niehaus Beatrice C. Percival Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Rauh Mr. and Mrs. Jens G. Rosenkrantz, Jr. Marian H. Niehaus Mrs. Oliver W. Perm Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rauh Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosenthal Dan Niehoff Rev. F. Michael Perko S.J. Dr. Louise W. Rauh John Rosenthal Dan Nieman John & Perry Richard Rauh Mrs. Wilbert Rosenthal Mrs. Harold F. Nieman Jean J. Peters Terrance A. Raulin Sandra L. Rosenzweig Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Niesen, Jr. John E. Peters Joseph A. Rave Mrs. F. B. Rosevear P. L. Nightingale Nancy Peters Ella Sue Rayburn Steven Ross William Nisbet Norbert N. Peters Robert D. Reardon Eugene C. Rosselot Allan Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Peters Joan F. Reckseit Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Roth Monica Nolan Dr. Theodore E.D. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Byron P. Redman, Jr. Dennis J. Roth Mrs. Robert S. Noone Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Petersen Jane H. Reed George Frederic Roth David K. Noran Emily A. Petersmann Lucille P. Reed John E. Roth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norman Mr. and Mrs. George E. Peterson Mrs. Richard Reed Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roth Brent Norris Mr. and Mrs. James E. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Rees Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rothwell Cathy Norris Mr. and Mrs. Spiro Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regnold Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Rottenberger Grace Norton Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Petit and Family Lynn A. Regnold Mrs. Gary Roush Sr. Imelda Lamb Bruce I. Petrie Paul E. Regnold Mariam S. Rowe Charles B. Nuckolls, Jr. Kroger Pettengill Margaret C. Rehring Snowden Rowe Alvin H. Nurre Judith Hoyt Pettigrew Mr. and Mrs. David Reichert Mrs. William Wallace Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nutini Dr. Charles L. Pfeiffer Dr. Victor E. Reichert Leonard Rowekamp Joan Hurley O'Brien William H. Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Reid, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rozen Edward M. O'Connell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Philley Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reid Mary Jane and Joyce L. Rubenbauer James L. O'Connell Claire B. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Reif Geneva Rubins Sharon O'Connell Edward Hake Phillips Richard J. Reiman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rudd Dr. William R. O'Conner Mrs. James H. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Reiner Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Ruehlmann Jack O'Connor Jeannie Dorsey Phillips and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reiner Paul J. Ruffing Timothy P. O'Connor T. Stephen Phillips Markie Lou Reinhard June Ruger Mrs. Clarence G. O'Dell John J. Pierok Jean S. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Reno F. Runck Dr. Lorena O'Donnell Mrs. Thomas C. Pierson Joan S. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Russell Margaret O'Donnell Harley Piltingsrud Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russo Nellie O'Donnell Daniel C. Pinger Mrs. Thomas J. Reis James G. Rust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. O'Flaherty Barbara Pinzka Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Reith Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Rybolt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Herron and L. M. Pockras Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rembold Mrs. Joseph W. Sagmaster Family Mrs. Joseph Poetker Virginia C. Remke Sr. Mary Louise Sanm Wendy O'Neal Samuel F. Pogue Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl Remler Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Salas John O'Neil Dr. and Mrs. Saul Polasky Mrs. George Renner Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Saltzman Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neill David Pollak Margaret M. Rentschler Mrs. Harry M. Salzer Mary O'Neill Suzanne Pool Edward L. Requardt Dr. and Mrs. Richard Salzer Mr. and Mrs. William F. Oechler Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pope, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Louis Reser Mrs. Margaret A. Sambi Dorothy A. Oechsler Dr. and Mrs. John F. Popken, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. G. James Sammarco Mrs. Howard D. Porter Thomas M. Reynolds Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 67

Patty Sammons Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sedziol Mrs. Henry O. Sonneman Beth Sullebarger Frederic R.G. Sanborn and Janet S. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar O. Seibert David B. Soper Deborah Sullivan and Dennis Murphy Dieman Jane F. Seinsheimer Deno Spaccarelli Mrs. J. Howard Sundermann Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sander Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Seinsheimer John F. Spaccarelli Victor Surnbrock and Family Margo Seitz Mr. and Mrs. John A. Spain Mr. and Mrs. David Swanson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sanker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Selak Marlene Spalter Mrs. Robert D. Swanson Bernard Santel Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Dan Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sweeney Spiros N. Sarakatsannis Barbara Greer Self Mrs. Joseph J. Spengler Mr. and Mrs. J. Mack Swigert Dr. Jonathan D. Sarna Mr. and Mrs. James B. Selonick Jeannette Spero Mrs. William K. Swisshelm Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Sarran, Jr. Mildred J. Selonick Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spielmann Hank Sykes Mr. and Mrs. William Sasser Paul A. Selzer Lorraine Spiess Katharine W. Taft Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sawtelle Ellen C. Sewell Kathy L. Spray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taft, Jr. John A. Saxton and Family Gerald G. Seymour Stanley Spritz Seth Taft Mrs. James M. Savler Janice Seymour Camille J. St. Hilaire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tait III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sayre Frederic Stanley Shaffer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Stahl Harry Talkers Mr. and Mrs. John P. Scahill Mary Jane Shanan Mr. and Mrs. Neil Staib Thomas L. Tallentire Joseph A. Scala Kathryn W. Shahani and Family Mr. and Mrs. Carroll A. Staley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Tanke Dick Scamyhorn Dr. Henry D. Shapiro Mary Carol Stall Helaine S. Tasch Richard E. Schade Dr. Herbert Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stanzak, Jr. Robert Tatgenhorst Anita M. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Sharrock Edward W. Stare Mabel T. Taulbee Mary L. Schafer Mrs. Ralph B. Shattuck Joan L. Stark Doris A. Taylor Hugh Schaffer and Family Thomas Shear Maryanne Staubach John Rex Taylor Dr. Timothy Scharold Hubert S. Shearin Carol M. Steele Mary Anna Taylor Smokey Schaser Mrs. John B. Sheblessy J. R. Steelman Robin R. Taylor A. J. Schaub, Jr. William P. Sheehan Barbara T. Stegeman Art Tebbutt John N. Schauer Sherry Sheffield Mrs. William Stegeman R. D. Temple Michael D. Scheer Dr. and Mrs. Murray B. Sheldon Joan Steimle Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tenhover Timothy P. Schehr Charles H. Stein Dr. Alfred W. Scheide Mr. and Mrs. Booth Shepard Dr. Paul A. Tenkotte Jay J. Schellhammer Mr. and Mrs. David A. Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Morris L. Stein Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tenney John P. Schenk Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd Rick Steiner Albert H. Tensing Dorothy R. Scherpenberg James W. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. William W. Steinman Thomas M. Tepe Rev. and Mrs. Clyde C. Scherz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Shepherd Mrs. Robert Steman Nia Terry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schierenbeck Mrs. Thomas J. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stenger Richard P. Teufel Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Stephens Dr. John M. Tew, Jr. Mrs. E. J. Schilderink Caldwell Sherrill Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Stephenson Robert L. Tharp Mrs. R. B. Schildknecht Mr. and Mrs. John Shields Gladys M. Stern Edward M. Thayer Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Schiltz Carolyn R. Shine Ruth G. Stern Mrs. Richard Thayer Peter M. Schira, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R- Nixon Shinkle Thurza R. Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Theile Mark S. Schlachter Laurence A. Shiplett Bobbie Sterne Dr. Jennifer Thie Dale C. Schlanser Bruce P. Sholk Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Sterne Carolyn Thomas C. E. Schlie and Family Mrs. David S. Shor Dr. Donald M. Stevens Louis R. Thomas M. J. Schloss, Jr. Madeleine K. Short Herbert W. Stevens Mrs. Albeit E. Thompson Meta Schloss Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shreve Kenneth R. Stevens Betty M. Thompson G. C. Shuler Mr. and Mrs. R. Eugene Stevens Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Thompson Dr. and Mrs. David L. Schmalz George H. Shutte Dr. James A. Stewart Rebecca Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Lester O. Schmalz Ellen Sickmeier Arthur C. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schmidt Dr. S. E. Sieber Elizabeth B. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Chilton Thomson Mr. and Mrs. C. John Schmidt Robert R. Siebert Jean Stewart G. William Thorndyke Christoph R. Schmidt Ann H. Siegel Dr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart Mrs. E. H. Thorsteinson Mr. and Mrs. Gus E. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Siegel Robert W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Tieman Juliann R. Schmidt Mrs. Samuel Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stichtenoth Mrs. Edwin H. Tiemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schmidt Jeff Siegmundt Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stillpass John S. Tillar Milton W. Schmidt John Allen Siglock Mr. and Mrs. David Stimson Phillip J. Tillar William C. Schmidter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil G. Signom Dr. and Mrs. R. Stinger Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Timmerman Dr. Michael R. Schmit Mrs. Vinton E. Siler Frances L. Stinnett Mark Lee Tipton Mrs. Elinor B. Schmithorst Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Silvers Virginia B. Stirling Charles H. Tobias, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmuelling Francis L. Simler Benjamin F. Stites Dr. and Mrs. William D. Tobler William H. Schneebeck Mr. and Mrs. Percy Q. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stites Howard Todd Henry W. Schneider Thomas H. Simon Rodney A. Stites Mr. and Mrs. Richard Todd Rudolph G. Schneider Nancy A. Simons Mrs. Sells Stites Mrs. Samuel P. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph P. Schneller Ewart W. Simpkinson George S. Stivers Dr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Todd, Jr. Richard L. Schoenberger Charles Stix Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scholz Carol R. Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas U. Todd Louise Schomburg Mitchell Singal Marjory Stix Dr. Don Heinrich Tolzmann Douglas Schoonover Dr. John E. Singer William A. Stockhoff Homer S. Toms William P. Schott Stephen S. SippTe Bruce Stoecklin Robert A. Tonnies James E. Schottelkotte C. William Sittason Jean M. Stoehr William B. Tonnies Eileen S. Schrand Suzanne Sizer Mrs. Robert A. Stoehr III Mrs. John M. Towle Linda Schrenker Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skidmore Ruth A. Stokes Mark W. Townsend Dr. Cyril E. Schrimpf, Jr. Kenneth E. Skirtz Mr. and Mrs. David Stolberg Richard L. Traut C. Jean Schroer Dana R. Skulan Betty A. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. Trindle Julia M. Slater Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stolper Henry P. Trounstine Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schroer Dr. Robert E. Slemmer Mr. and Mrs. John Stork Ann L. Troxell Lenora M. Schroth Mr. and Mrs. John Dudley Sloan Mrs. Philip Storrs Bruce Tucker Paul W. Schuch Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slutz Mrs. Erwin Straehley N. Beverley Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Schuck John G. Smale Dr. and Mrs. S. Straubing Carl F. Tuke Arthur K. Schuler Mrs. John C. Smaltz Stanley S. Straus Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Tumen Mrs. John F. Schuler Jerry Smiley Dana M. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. George W. Turnbull William T. Schuler Alma Aicholtz Smith James L. Strauss Florence R. Turner David L. Schulman Charlotte E. Smith Charles Strecker Elisabeth H. Turtle Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Schulman Dr. and Mrs. E. Vernon Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gary Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Twachtman Mildred Schulze Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Strieker Janna Uber and Family Dr. Paul A. Schuster Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith Dr. Robert C. Strieker Michael J. Uhl Mary Josephine Schwaab Kathy Smith Rebecca E. Stricklin James J. Uhrig James A. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley Strietmann Woodrow H. Uible John G. Schwab Margaret K. Smith Richard L. Striker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Upson Nelson Schwab, Jr. Mavoureen J. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Striker Susan C. Vaaler Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Schwab Mildred Taylor Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Strohbach Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Warren L. Strohmenger Alice C. Van Pelt James E. Schwartz Philip S. Smith Mrs. Harry B. Strothman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Van Schoik Theodore L. Schwartz Sally R. Smith John L. Strubbe Fred R. Veith Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Schwegman Mrs. Starbuck Smith, Jr. William B. Strubbe Mr. and Mrs. Chris Velline and Family Susan Hollister Smith Sally W.Strunk John E. Ventre Mary D. Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. T. Winston Smith Mary Katherine Strupe Mr. and Mrs. William W. Ventress Mr. and Mrs. William Schwesinger Verena Smith Thomas Stueve Rudolph Verderber Eugene A. Schwoeppe Rev. Thomas A. Snodgrass J.C.L. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Stugard Mary T. Verkamp Mr. and Mrs. William R. Seaman Dr. Bertram L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stulbarg Roger G. Verny Mrs. James D. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder Mrs. H. F. Sturges Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Vilter William R. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Snyder John J. Sturges Richard Vilter Rev. and Mrs. John Wesley Seay Mr. and Mrs. William B. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. William Brewster Styles Dr. Richard W. Vilter Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Sebastian Dorothy Bruns Soldano David P. Suder Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Vitz Dr. and Mrs. Carl Sedacca Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Garfield L. Suder Cedric W. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sedziol Dr. and Mrs. Louis Sommer Eleanor K Vogel 68 Queen City Heritage

Elizabeth J. Vogelgesang Barbara Whitcraft Mrs. Paul H. Zimmer ROTEX INC. L. E. Volkman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. White, Jr. Roger Zimmerer Sencorp Ronald J. Volkmann J. Austin White Lester B. Zimmerman Sterling Cut Glass Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs Jeff Vollmer Thomas E. White Marian Zimmerman U.S. Shoe Corporation Rosanne Von Handorf Mr. and Mrs. William E. White Mr. and Mrs. John Zinke United Dairy Farmers Mr. and Mrs. Warren von Preissig Robert F. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. John M. Zoller The Western & Southern Life Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. von Stade Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Whitesides Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott Zoller Insurance Co. Thomas A. Vonderahe Mr. and Mrs. William H. Whiting WKRC-TV Herbert Vonderheide Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Whittaker Xomox Corporation Dr. David L. Vorherr and Dr. Donald E. Widman Student Dora J. Newman Marion Wieck Jeffrey J. Vorholt Dr. Lowe H. Wiggers, Jr. William G. Alford Booster Mary C. Vucinich Mr. and Mrs. R L. Wigor Andrew Cist Allen Mr. and Mrs. William L. Waddell Mrs. George J. Wile Kendra Barkocy Amko Plastics Inc. Al G. Waddle Eugene Wilger Shannon M. Brower Aurora Casket Company Marlene G. Waggoner George A. Wilisch Robert Anthony Burnham Auto Vehicle Parts Co. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilkens Patricia Bussard Ballou Investment Company Mrs. Edward Wagner III Mr. and Mrs. Randolph N. Wilkinson III Jonathon J. Carter Bambeck & Vest Elizabeth A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Willging Alexandra Collier Carlisle Companies, Inc. John C. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Byron B. Williams Rhonda Curtis Cincinnati Bell, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Williams Robert Dollenmayer Cincinnati Sign Supplies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R Wagner Glenn W. Williams Julianne V. Green Cincom Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James R Wahl Dr. and Mrs. John A. Williams Tom Grogan Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Bruce K. Walker and Carol Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williams, Jr. Nola M. Hadley Association Kramberg- Walker Page W. Williams Rob Hampton Coopers & Lybrand Mrs. C. Gordon Walker Peter W. Williams Jeffrey A. Hildebrand Creelcwood Antiques Dr. and Mrs. D.E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Williams Robert J. Hughes II The Crosset Family Fund Dolly Walker Tom Williams Jennifer Isfort-Selm Delta Air Lines, Inc. Mercedes M. Walker W. H. Williamson John G. Jansing Dover Corporation/OPW Division Edwin D. Wallner Connie Loftus Edge Graphics Mr. and Mrs. James A. Willmes Ernst & Young James P. Walsh Chuck Wilson Kim B. Mattingly Rita Walsh Kevin P. McCaughey F & W Publications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Wilson Michael McElwain Forrec International Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Holden Wilson, Jr. Robert E. Miller Graeter's Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walthour Dr. Joseph N. Wilson The Hamilton Mutual Life Mrs. Carl F. Waltz Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson Nina Mjagkij Dr. and Mrs. Arden H. Wander Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Wilson David M. Monger Insurance Co. Alice Wannenwetsch Thomas E. Wilson Michael F. Murray Ray Hamilton Company Steven H. Ward Dr. and Mrs. David Wiltse Linda R Muth The Hampshire House Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wardlaw James F. Wilz Doreen Q. Neubauer The Hill & Griffith Company James C. Ware Robert J. Wimberg Mary Ann Newman Hogan, Nolan & Stites J. Louis Warm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Winborne Thomas L. Neyer, Jr. ILSCO Corporation Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Warren Mrs. Harold Windeler Stephen W. Phelps Kahn's & Company George H. Warrington Mrs. C. J. Wingerter Mark Reis Kendall-Futuro Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wingo Heather Saal Kenner Products Company Sr. Laura Marie Watson Claudia Winkler Margaret Schmidt Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. John F. Watts Dr. and Mrs. Henry R Winkler Eric Simons Charles V. Maescher & Company, Inc. Mrs. Harry J. Weaks James C. Winkler Shelley Sirkin Mercurio Homes Charles R Weast Mr. and Mrs. C. Brent Winn Lawrence Snyder Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Dr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Winstel Andrew Williamson The Merten Company Thomas R Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Winstel Paul J. Wittekind The Ohio National Life Insurance Co. Virgil Webb Sandra Q. Woosley Omni Netherland Plaza Rev. William P. Wintermeyer David L. Wormald PDT Architects/Planners Mr. and Mrs. David C. Weber Mrs. G. W. Winters Doug Yerkeson Peat, Marwick, Main & Company Johathan Weber Mrs. George Wise Photo-Type Engraving Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Weber Raymond C. Wissel The William Powell Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Weber Sylvia Wisser Affiliate Price Waterhouse Mrs. Francis L. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Lothar F. Witt, Jr. The Provident Bank Mr. and Mrs. William N. Weed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLaren Witten Anderson Township Historical Society Sami/Burke Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Weeden Harold W. Wittmeyer Hamilton County Chapter of the Ohio Schiff, Kreidler-Shell, Inc. Steven W. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. John Woeste Genealogical Society Serta Mattress Co., Div. of Adam Wuest Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weierman George R Wolf Kenton County Historical Society Charles F. Shiels & Company Robert F. Weigel Mary Jane Wolf St. Bernard-Ludlow Grove Historical Stevenson Photo Color Company Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weil, Jr. Dr. Richard E. Wolf Society G & J Pepsi-Cola Bottling Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Weil Mrs. Robert W. Wolf Tri-State German American School Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Weil Mr. and Mrs. William Wommack Truck Cab Manufacturing, Inc. Lisa A. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Wood Turfway Park Neil Weinberg O. J. Wood Business Members U.S. Precision Lens, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Woods The I.T. Verdin Company Gerald Weinkam S. James Woods Sponsor Theodore W. Weinkam Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Woolsey Warner Amex Cable Charles L. Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Wrassman The Procter & Gamble Company Communications, Inc. Clara M. Weisbrod Delores Faye Wren The Westin Hotel Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. Charles R Wright Witt Industries, Inc. Frances Weiser Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R Wright Blue Chip Thomas E. Wood, Inc. Raymond R Weitzel Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Wright American Financial Corporation Stanley Wellbrock Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Wright Central Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wellinghoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wright Cincinnati Financial Corporation Regular Mary Alice Wells Stephen M. Wright The Drackett Company A-F Industries, Inc. Roy L. Wells, Jr. Steven L. Wright Fifth Third Bank American Laundry Machinery, Inc. Ruth Jones Wells William F. Wright General Electric Company/ American Micro Products Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Wendel Mrs. George A. Wrisley Aircraft Engine Group Ameritrust of Cincinnati Elizabeth Wendelmoot Mrs. Louis A. Wuenscnel Great American Broadcasting Company Anderson Publishing Company Lowell E. Wenger Lee Corbin Wulf Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. Amolds/Grammers Restaurants Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Wengler Alvin Wulfekuhl The E.W. Scripps Company Aufdemkampe Hardware Company William G. Weninger Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wullenweber Star Bank The G.A. Avril Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Werner Walter C. Wurster Batsakes Brothers-Hat Specialists Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wersel Daniel R. Wurtzler Baxter Hodell Donnelly Preston, Inc. Dr. E. Fay Wert Mrs. Milton G. Wurzelbacher Patron BB Riverboats Ed Wesley Dr. and Mrs. Richard Wurzelbacher Arthur Andersen & Company Berman Printing Company Mark Wesling Foster Wygant Chemed Corporation The Bode-Finn Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wessell Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Young The Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc. The Bromwell Company Col. and Mrs. R John West, Jr. Dan Young Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company Buckley Manufacturing Company Robert X. West Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Young Cincinnati Milacron, Inc. Busken Bakery, Inc. Dr. Daniel J. Westerbeck Dr. Lawrence F. Young Deloitte 8c Touche Casco Products Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westheimer Patricia A. Young Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc. The Castellini Company Mr. and Mrs. Dick Westheimer Ralph Young Glaser Associates, Architects The Christ Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Weston, Jr. Laura I. Youngs Hickman Williams & Company Cincinnati Bengals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Whalen Denis W. Zahner Andrew Jergens Foundation The Cincinnati Cordage & Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Whalen Dan A. Zavon The Kroger Company Paper Company Ross P. Wharfield Mr. and Mrs. Morton Zemsky Frank Messer & Sons Construction Co. Cincinnati Country Day School Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wheelwright Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Zepf The Midland Company The Cincinnati Gear Company Mr. and Mrs. John T. Whitaker L.A. Zeszut The National Underwriter Company Cincinnati Law Library Association Kenneth Frederick Ziegel The Cincinnati Reds Winter 1989 Annual Report 1989 69

Cincinnati Steel Products Company Cincinnati Sub-Zero Products, Inc. Donors to the Society's Funds Cincinnati Varnish Company Mrs. Anthony J. Ackerman Mrs. Robert S. Heinze Mrs. Owen F. Riley Clopay Corporation Dr. and Mrs. W.D. Aeschbacher Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Hickenlooper Dr. S. Sumner Rockwern A.B. Closson Jr. Company Vincent H. Beckman Dr. and Mrs. Loren F. Hiratzka Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Rowe, Jr. Comey & Shepherd, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Benedict Rowland Hopple Mr. and Mrs. John Sawyer Connector Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boynton Thomas E. Huenefeld Schiff, Kreidler-Shell ' Continental Mineral Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brennan Grace M. Hunt Ann L. Schloss Processing Company Dr. and Mrs. Louis B. Brockmeier Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Judd Elizabeth M. Schneider The Myers i. Cooper Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Cavally Jim Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Schwab Court Index Press Cincinnati Public Schools Daphne D. Keys Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Schwartz Richard B. Cross & Associates, Inc. J. Rawson Collins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McW. Scroggins The Delta Queen Steamboat Company The Contemporary Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knauft Mrs. Frank H. Shaffer, Jr. Dinagraphics, Inc. Mrs. V. Anderson Coombe The Kroger Company Caldwell Sherrill Downie Productions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Davis George R. Landreth Mr. and Mrs. Percy Q. Simmons Downing Displays, Inc. Mrs. Richard R. Deupree, Jr. Emily B. Levy John G. Sloneker Duro Paper Bag Mrs. Andrew Donaldson, Jr. Robert D. Lindner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Smith Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dunlap Mrs. Kenneth Mahler Watson Smith Elder-Beerman Stores Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Dunlap, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makrauer Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Solomon Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio Ethan B. Stanley Este Oil Company Mrs. William D. Ehlers Dr. and Mrs. Maunce D. Marsh George E. Fern Company Patricia K Ellis Harry E. McGary Star Bank Formica Corporation Mrs. George F. Embshoff Jan Briol McLean Mrs. Paul W. Steer Fosdick & Hilmer James M. Ewell Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stimson The Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. William D. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Strauss Fountain Square Stamp & Coin, Inc. Mrs. Charles Fleischmann Mrs. Franklyn Miller Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Struckman Alex Fries & Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Galbraith III Thomas A. and Avril B. Moore Stuart Bruen Sutphin, Jr. Frisch's Restaurants, Inc. Oliver M. Gale Dr. and Mrs. Everett C. Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Swanson Gentry Shops John W. Gantt Mr. and Mrs. Svet Nankoyitch Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Taylor Gibson Foundation Don Treadway Gillman Knitwear Company James A.D. Geier Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ninneman Globe Furniture Galleries Ralph P. Ginocchio Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nippert Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tysol Good Samaritan Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goldsmith The Noonday Club United Dairy Farmers Gradison & Company, Inc. Jean K. Goodman Mrs. Hall C. Park Mrs. Robert D. Van Fossen Greiwe Interiors Greater Cincinnati Bicentennial John Weld Peck Walnut Hills Lodge #483 Hader Hardware Commission G & J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers, Inc. Mrs. Elsie Warrington Hart Productions, Inc. Mrs. Robert W. Gwinner Dr. Virgil A. Plessinger Robert F. Wersel Heckman-Butterfield, Inc. Mrs. Frank T. Hamilton Thomas E. Price Mr. and Mrs. Carson R. Whiting The Hennegan Company Bertram C. Hand The Provident Bank Mrs. Frederick Wilmanns Hill Top Research, Inc. R.S. Harrison Mildred C. Raschig Mrs. George Wise Hixson, Inc. Dr. Frederick A. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Reed, Jr. Miriam A. Zabel Holiday Inns/Winegardner Mrs. Thomas C. Haydock Helenrose Reis Mr. and Mrs. Allan G. Zaring & Hammons Inc. Hudepohl-Schoenling Distributing Co. We wish to extend a special thank you to Misses Lily Jeanette and Regina Boehme. Through Investor Life Services R.A. Jones & Company, Inc. their generosity, we received many wonderful items for our new museum and for our very K-D Lamp Company Katz, Teller, Brant & Hild successful 1989 auction. Kings Island Klosterman's Baking Company Robert G. Kluener Enterprises Kluener Packing Company The Korb Check Printers, Inc. The C.J. Krehbiel Company The Lunkenheimer Company Main Auction Galleries, Inc. Manufacturers Financial Group Maple Knoll Village Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Martiny & Company McAlpin's Meiers Wine Cellars, Inc. Z. Lew Melnyk Company, Inc. Merit Savings Association Metropolitan Printing Company Mongenas Antiques The Mutual Manufacturing & Supply Co. National Exemplar Restaurant National Life of Vermont George Newman Co. The Nielsen Lithographing Company O.K.I. Systems, Inc. Ohmart Corporation The Perry & Derrick Company Pope & Associates, Inc. Peter Rebold & Son, Inc. James P. Rentschler Associates RTKL Associates, Inc. Seasongood & Mayer The Seven Hills School Sexton & Company, Inc. SHV North America Corp. Sibcy Cline, Inc., Realtors South-Western Publishing Company The Ralph J. Stolle Company Suburban Federal Savings & Loan Sun Chemical General Printing Ink Talsol Corporation Taylor Distributing Company Rose Tomlinson, CLU, ChFC Typo-Set, Inc. U.S. Medical Corporation The Union Central Life Insurance Co. Varland Metal Service, Inc. Wallingford Coffee Company Wegman Interior Services Whiting Manufacturing Company Xtek, Inc. Zellerbach Lawrence Zink, Inc. The C.W. Zumbiel Company 70 Queen City Heritage Cincinnati Historical Society Staff

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