Introduction | Biographical Sketches | Scope and Content | Series Description | Inventory

Introduction

The Paul Willis Jones Papers consists of 2.6 linear feet of correspondence, genealogical subject files, project subject files, literary materials, printed materials and photographs related to the life and activities of Bowling Green Daily Sentinel-Tribune Editor Paul W. Jones. The collection was donated to the Center for Archival Collection through the cooperation of Maurine Hasseltine Jones in May 2005. No restrictions exist on the use of this collection and duplication is permitted for the purposes of preservation and research. The register was completed by Stephen W. Badenhop, Archival Assistant, in July 2008.

Biographical Sketches

Paul Willis Jones (1913-2005), (left) was the editor of the Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune for twenty-seven years and a renowned Wood County, Ohio, historian. He was born on October 28, 1913, in Washington Court House, Fayette County, Ohio, to Walter William Jones (March 21, 1879-May 28, 1958) and Ida Junk (February 28, 1882-July 24, 1974). His paternal grandparents were Nathan Hunt Jones (December 8, 1837-August 1, 1887) and Martha Susan Lichliter (April 28, 1838-1922). His maternal grandparents were Martin Luther Junk (July 5, 1847-April 5, 1933) and Mary Catherine Willis (July 31, 1851-July 10, 1937).

Paul attended school in Washington Court House and graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1936 with a Bachelor's Degree in journalism. Afterwards he married his high school sweetheart Maurine Hasseltine on December 28, 1940. He then joined the journalism faculty at Bowling Green State University in 1941, but with the outbreak of World War II he served in the U.S. Navy from 1943 to 1946. He returned to the University after his military service and continued there until 1953 when he left to become editor of the Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune; a position he would hold until his retirement in 1980.

Paul was an active member in the community. He was a member of the Blue Pencil Club of Ohio, United Press International Editors Association of Ohio, Northwest Ohio chapter of Society of Professional Journalists, Northwestern Ohio Newspaper Association, Wood County Interfraternity Club, Bowling Green Inter-Service Club Council, Junto Club, Noon Kiwanis Club and Poor Richard Investment Club. Paul's interest in history led him to get a Master's Degree in history from Bowling Green State University in 1961. This fascination led him to serve on the Bowling Green Sesquicentennial Committee, Wood County Courthouse Centennial Commission and the Wood County Historical Calendar Committee along with being a member of the Wood County Genealogical Society and Wood County Historical Society. He also published historical works including: Genealogists Guide to Wood County, Ohio; Presbyterians in Bowling Green, Ohio, 1855-1890; Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, and the Junk Journal, a family genealogical publication.

Besides history and genealogy, Paul enjoyed collecting postcards and amassed a large postcard collection focusing on historical pictures of places in Wood County, Ohio, along with Washington Court House, Ohio, and Granville, Ohio. Paul and Maurine had one child, Ann, who married Daniel Austin. Paul Willis Jones died on May 31, 2005, in Bowling Green at the age of ninety-one.

John Lincoln Dickey (1864-1928), was a distant relative of Paul Willis Jones and an avid genealogist. He was born on September 11, 1864, at Bloomingburg, Fayette County, Ohio, to Reverend John Parsons Alexander Dickey (May 4, 1828-February 5, 1899) and Hannah Caroline Peterson (June 4, 1828-April 5, 1893). His paternal grandparents were Alexander Brown Dickey (October 6, 1782-July 13, 1857) and Jane Henry (August 22, 1795-February 7, 1831). His maternal grandparents were Martin E. Peterson (May 14, 1795-March 23, 1868) and Elizabeth Coyner (July 2, 1796-March 3, 1888). John's mother, Hannah Caroline Peterson Dickey, and Paul Jones' great-grandmother, Phoebe Peterson Junk, were sisters; making John and Paul first cousins twice removed.

John Dickey attended West Point and attained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. He served as an Aide-de-Camp to the Governor of Iowa and later became a professor of tactics at Griswold College in Iowa before returning to Ohio and starting a family. He married Mary Catherine Evans on June 22, 1892, and together they had two children: John C. Dickey, born in 1898 and Jane K. Dickey, born in 1904. Mary Catherine Evans Dickey was born on September 8, 1867, in West Union, Ohio, and died on February 28, 1909, in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio. Afterwards John remarried to Helen Gertrude Breedlove. John was an active genealogist and corresponded with many relatives about the Dickey and Peterson families. John died on February 13, 1928, at Springfield, Ohio.

Scope and Content

The Paul Willis Jones Papers consist of genealogical files, research material, personal documents and postcards compiled by Paul Willis Jones. The collection comprises of 2.6 linear feet of materials. Families represented include: Dickey, Fackler, Harper, Junk and Wroten. The collection contains correspondence, family subject files, historical subject files, committee files, literary productions, pedigree charts, photographs, postcards and the genealogical correspondence and research notes of John Lincoln Dickey.

The genealogical subject files in the collection focus almost exclusively on the Junk family, but materials exist for other allied lines including the Dickey and Wrothen families. There is a large array of pedigree charts and family group sheets for the various families that concisely organize pertinent family information. There are also wide range of personal materials on Paul Jones including biographical, resume, complimentary and honorary materials. The subject files contain an extensive amount of materials related to committee and society records including the Bowling Green Sesquicentennial Committee, Maumee River Advisory Council, Wood County Courthouse Centennial Commission, Wood County Historical Calendar and the Wood County Historical Society. Finally there are materials containing historical information connected to Bowling Green including the First Presbyterian Church, Junto Club, street histories, the courthouse, interurban and the oil boom.

Literary material in the collection mostly include Paul Jones' written works including a Genealogist's Guide to Wood County, Ohio; materials connected his Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, with related correspondence, notes and drafts; the Junk Journal; Presbyterians in Bowling Green, Ohio, 1855-1980 and his Master's Thesis Jefferson and the National Gazette. The printed material resources contain two interesting genealogical works the History of the Pioneer Thomas Junk and Descendants and the Historical Outline of the Family Dickie (or Dickey). In the photograph section there are pictures of Paul Jones along with pictures of members of the Junk family. Most interesting are the historical pictures of Wood County including photographs of the train station in Bowling Green, the oil boom and interurban.

The postcard aspect of the collection highlights many shots of the Wood County Courthouse and the Wood County Jail in Bowling Green. There are a large variety of postcards showing views of streets and buildings in Rising Sun, Rossford, Tontogany, Walbridge and Weston all from the early twentieth century. Postcards from both Washington Court House and Granville highlight those towns in the late ninetieth and early twentieth centuries.

The John Lincoln Dickey Papers at the end of the collection are a compilation of genealogical correspondence between John Dickey and various family members exploring the Dickey and Peterson genealogies. His research notes pertaining to those and related families are also included in this section.

Series Description

CORRESPONDENCE

CORRESPONDENCE - MISCELLANEOUS
1966-1994
Original Order; Arranged Chronologically
Personal, family and business related correspondence between Paul W. Jones, members of the Junk Family and various friends and members of the Bowling Green community

SUBJECT FILES

GENEALOGICAL
Original Order
Genealogical related subject files revolving around the Junk, Dickey, Wroten and related families

PERSONAL
Original Order
Paul W. Jones personal subject files covering biographical, resume, honorary, complimentary, scrapbook and notebook materials

BOWLING GREEN HISTORY
Original Order
Historically oriented subject files focusing on certain aspects in Bowling Green history along with files involving historical committees and commissions

LITERARY PRODUCTIONS

MANUSCRIPTS (LITERARY) - HUMAN INTEREST HISTORY OF WOOD COUNTY, OHIO
1992-2005
Files related to the writing and production of Paul W. Jones' book Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio

MANUSCRIPTS (LITERARY) - JUNK JOURNAL
1986-1994
Files related to the production and publication of Paul W. Jones' annual genealogy periodical Junk Journal

MANUSCRIPTS (LITERARY) - MISCELLANEOUS
1961-1980
Paul W. Jones' works including: Genealogists Guide to Wood County, Ohio; Presbyterians in Bowling Green, Ohio, 1855-1890; his Masters' Thesis Jefferson and the National Gazette

SPEECHES
1992-1995
Speeches given by Paul W. Jones about retirement, the Wood County courthouse and his Human Interest History book

MAPS, CHARTS, DIAGRAMS, GRAPHS, LISTS, ETC.

CHARTS
Original Order
Jones, Junk and related families pedigree charts and family group sheets

PRINTED MATERIAL

MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIAL
Arranged Chronologically
Miscellaneous printed material including a History of the Pioneer Thomas Junk and Descendants and Historical Outline of the Family Dickie (or Dickey)

PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL

JONES POSITIVE PRINTS
Photographs of Paul Willis Jones, Maurine Hasseltine Jones and Daniel F. Austin

JUNK POSITIVE PRINTS
Photographs of the Junk family and photographs used in the Junk Journal

WOOD COUNTY POSITIVE PRINTS
Historical photographs of Bowling Green and Wood County from the early to mid twentieth century

NEGATIVES
Miscellaneous negatives of Paul Willis Jones and Junk family members and places

POSTCARDS

BOWLING GREEN, WOOD COUNTY, OHIO & ETC.
Original Order
Historical postcards of Bowling Green, Tontogany, Weston, Rossford, Rising Sun, Walbridge and other areas of Wood County, Ohio, from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Postcards are inventoried on an item level by folder and page.

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OHIO
Original Order
Historical postcards of Washington Court House, Fayette County, Ohio, from the early twentieth century. Postcards are inventoried on an item level by folder and page.

GRANVILLE, LICKING COUNTY, OHIO
Original Order
Historical postcards of Granville, Licking County, Ohio, from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Postcards are inventoried on an item level by folder and page.

JOHN L. DICKEY PAPERS

CORRESPONDENCE - JOHN L. DICKEY
1901-1926
Arranged Chronologically
Genealogical correspondence between John L. Dickey and various family members and relatives discussing the Dickey, Peterson and related families

LITERARY PRODUCTIONS - RESEARCH NOTES
Original Order
Compilation of research notes written and kept by John L. Dickey, while conducting family research on various families

Inventory

Box 1

Folders

1. Junk Family Correspondence, 1973-1974
2. Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1966-1994
3. Baer Family
4. Bidert Family
5. Bryan Family
6. Cline Family
7. Coyner Family
8. Dickey Family
9. Diller Family
10. Fackler Family
11. Harper Family
12. Junks in Pennsylvania
13. Junks in Ohio
14. Junks in Ross County, Ohio
15. Junks in Indiana
16. Junks Elsewhere
17. Junk Family Records
18. Junk Family Reunion
19. Junk Memorabilia
20. Keinadt Family
21. Kinkeade Family
22. Lichliter Family
23. MacKinnon Family
24. McCoy Family
25. Peterson Family
26. Pryor Family
27. Scheurer Family
28. Shields Family
29. Tilghman Family

Box 2

Folders

1. Willis Family
2. Worthington Family
3. Wroten Family
4. Miscellaneous Genealogy
5. Daniel F. Austin
6. Ada Bulow
7. W.K. Hoffman
8. Charles & Jane Jones
9. Nathan Hunt Jones
10. Paul Willis Jones Compliments
11. Paul Willis Jones Honors
12. Paul Willis Jones Personal
13. Paul Willis Jones Resume

Box 3

Folders

1. Paul Willis Jones Notebook
2. Paul Willis Jones Notebook
3. Paul Willis Jones Scrapbook
4. Elmer Junk
5. Frank Willis Junk
6. Martin Luther Junk
7. Oather Junk
8. Troy Thomas Junk
9. Lincoln Moseley
10. George Robinson
11. Medrith Junk Seymour
12. John Smith
13. William Henry Wilson
14. Bowling Green, Ohio, Business Book
15. Bowling Green Churches
16. Bowling Green First Presbyterian Church History

Box 4

Folders

1. Bowling Green Sesquicentennial Committee
2. Bowling Green Street Histories
3. Hasel Home
4. Haskin's Federated Church
5. Heinz Plant Closing
6. Junto Club History
7. Maumee River Advisory Council
8. Maumee River Advisory Council
9. Wood County Courthouse
10. Wood County Courthouse Centennial Commission Minutes
11. Wood County Courthouse Centennial Commission Miscellaneous
12. Wood County Historical Calendar
13. Wood County Historical Calendar
14. Wood County Historical Calendar Index & Notes
15. Wood County Historical Society
16. Wood County Historical Society

Box 5

Folders

1. Wood County Historical Society
2. Miscellaneous Wood County History
3. Miscellaneous
4. Genealogist's Guide to Wood County, Ohio
5. Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, Correspondence
6. Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, Draft
7. Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, Draft
8. Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, Notes
9. Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio, Towns
10. Junk Journal, 1986
11. Junk Journal, 1987
12. Junk Journal, 1988
13. Junk Journal, 1989
14. Junk Journal Notes

Box 6

Folders

1. Junk Journal Finances
2. Presbyterians in Bowling Green, Ohio, 1855-1980
3. Jefferson and the National Gazette
4. Paul Willis Jones "Retirement" Comments
5. Paul Willis Jones "Courthouse Construction Capers" Speech
6. Paul Willis Jones "Human Interest History of Wood County, Ohio," Speech
7. Junk Family Pedigree Charts
8. Ancestor Pedigree Charts
9. Family Group Sheets
10. World's Fair Award, 1893
11. History of the Pioneer Thomas Junk and Descendants, 1933
12. History of the Pioneer Thomas Junk and Descendants Copy, 1933
13. Historical Outline of the Family Dickie (or Dickey), 1942
14. Ronald Reagan Event Ticket at Bowling Green State University, 1984
15. Certificates, 1986
16. Junk Breeze, 1991
17. Daniel F. Austin Photographs
18. Paul Willis Jones Photographs
19. Junk Family Photographs
20. Junk Journal Photographs
21. Wood County Historical Photographs
    • Harry Hayne Automobile Display, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1959
    • Bigelow Family Band, n.d.
    • Moving the Falcon's Nest, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • Labor Day Traffic Downtown, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1966
    • Tomatoland Parade Downtown, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • Sidewalk Paintings Downtown, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1959
    • Wood County Courthouse, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • Wood County Courthouse, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • A. Froney & Store, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Downtown Fire, 1887
    • Interurban Downtown, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • Interurban Downtown, Bowling Green, Ohio, n.d.
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, 1964
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, 1965
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, 1969
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, 1971
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, n.d.
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, n.d.
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, n.d.
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station, n.d.
    • Andrew's Raiders Locomotive, n.d.
    • Interurban Railway Car, n.d.
    • Interurban Railway Cars, n.d.
    • Interurban Crossing Maumee River, n.d.
    • Train Wreck, n.d.
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Train Station with Train, n.d.
    • Interurban Railway Car, n.d.
    • Interurban Railway Car, n.d.
    • Interurban Railway Cars, n.d.
    • Telephone Office, n.d.
    • First National Bank Interior, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1900s
    • Oil Derricks, n.d.
    • Oil Derricks at Jerry City, Ohio, 1890s
    • Hoytville, Ohio, Train Wreck, 1913
    • Hoytville, Ohio, Train Wreck, 1913
    • Bowling Green, Ohio, Cain Marcelle Potato Chip Factory Fire, 1960
    • Perrysburg, Ohio, Flood, 1961
    • Sugar Ridge, Ohio, Sugar Ridge Grain Association Fire, 1961
    • Oil Center, Ohio, 1953
    • Oil Center, Ohio, 1953
    • Oil Center Road, 1953
    • Bloom Center, Ohio, 1953
    • Hammansburg, Ohio, Sub Station, 1954
    • Eaglesville Road and New York Center Railroad Crossing, n.d.
22. Miscellaneous Unidentified Photographs
23. Negatives

Box 7

Folder 1: Postcards

Page

1. Wood County Courthouse, 31 January 1908
   Wood County Courthouse, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, n.d.
2. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 30 June 1915
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
3. Courthouse Front Entrance, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 12 October 1923
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
4. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 15 June 1912
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 17 August 1910
5. Wood County Courthouse, South Entrance, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
6. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d
   Wood County Courthouse, Southeast Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southeast Corner, n.d.
7. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 7 August 1905
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 5 November 1909
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, South Entrance, n.d.
8. Fort Meigs Painting, Wood County Courthouse, n.d.
   Fort Meigs Painting, Wood County Courthouse, n.d.
   Fort Meigs Painting, Wood County Courthouse, n.d.
   Fort Meigs Painting, Wood County Courthouse, 8 October 1905
9. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, n.d.
10. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 19 October 1908
    Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 16 October 1911
    Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 18 August 1908
11. Court Street Looking East, 12 August 1907
    Court Street Looking East, 22 January 1908
    Court Street Looking East, 14 September 1910
    Court Street Looking East, n.d.
12. Maumee River, 3 July 1912
    Maumee River, 27 June 1907
13. Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, n.d.
    Wayne Central School, n.d.
    Along the Maumee River, 30 July 1910
14. West Milgrove, Young Lady Graphic, October 1912
    West Milgrove Church, 22 September 1913
    West Milgrove School, n.d.
    West Milgrove Creek Scene, 26 November 1907
15. West Milgrove, "The Old Oaken Bucket", n.d.
    West Milgrove, "Far from the Maddening Crowd", n.d.
    West Milgrove "Taking a Stroll", n.d.
16. Washington C.H. Country Club, 22 August 1951
    Wood County Jail, n.d.
    Fayette County Cover Bridge, n.d.
17. Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, 9 December 1908
    Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, 25 June 1923
    Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, n.d.
    Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, 2 January 1909
18. Roche de Boeuf, Waterville, Ohio, n.d.
    Roche de Boeuf, Waterville, Ohio, n.d.
    Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, n.d.
19. Wood County Jail, August 1916
    Wood County Jail, n.d.
    Wood County Jail, 17 March 1909
20. Oil Derrick, 14 June 1922
    Oil Derrick, 15 October 1925
    Four Leaf Clover "Greetings from Bowling Green", 12 June 1914
    Tyson's Camp, Ontario, Canada, n.d.
21. Anderson's Restaurant, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Herefordshire Motel, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Meyer's Modern Tourist Court, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Pam-con-dra Motel, Washington C.H., Ohio, 25 April 1958

Folder 2: Postcards

Page

1. Court Street Looking East, n.d.
   Wood County Flag, 1 May 2002
   Court Street Looking East, 23 October 1909
   Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 23 April 1909
2. Wood County Jail, 22 September 1910
   Wood County Jail, 23 July 1912
   Wood County Veterans Memorial, n.d.
   Wood County Jail, n.d.
3. Wood County Jail, n.d.
   Wood County Jail, 20 August 1924
   Wood County Jail, n.d.
4. Wood County Jail, n.d.
   Wood County Jail, 29 September 1911
   Wood County Surveyor's Gang, n.d.
   Wood County Jail, n.d.
5. Wood County Jail, 15 November 1906
   Wood County Jail, n.d.
   Wood County Jail, n.d.
   Wood County Jail, 12 December 1905
6. Walbridge, Ohio, Train Wreck, 12 September 1910
   Walbridge, Ohio, Train Wreck, 12 September 1910
7. Locomotive Engine, n.d.
   Wrecked Locomotive Engine, n.d.
   Locomotive Engine, 18 January 1912
8. Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, n.d. Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, 31 July 1908
   Interurban Railway Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, 17 September 1909
9. Parkers' Island, Maumee River, 17 October 1923
   Sheet's Island, Maumee River, 25 August 1911
   Along the Maumee River, 31 August 1926
   Buttonwood Cottage, Buttonwood Island, n.d.
10. "A Note from Rudolph," Ohio, 1909
    "Greetings from Rudolph," Ohio, 22 February 1924
    "Greetings from Rudolph," Ohio, n.d.
    "Greetings from Rudolph," Ohio, 3 March 1909
11. Views of Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Points of Interest, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Looking at Weston, Ohio, 29 July 1908
    Looking at Weston, Ohio, 6 July
12. Flood at Rudolph, Ohio, 26 March 1913
    "Pack Your Grip" and Come to Rudolph, Ohio, 7 December 1916
    "Good Corn on the Cob Here in Rudolph," Ohio, 21 August 1914
13. Bank Block, Rudolph, Ohio, n.d.
    School House, Rudolph, Ohio, n.d.
    Mercer Block, Rudolph, Ohio, 31 March 1910
    Old Rudolph School, Rudolph, Ohio, 11 January 1910
14. Nasturlium Cottage, Scotch Ridge, Ohio, 7 August 1912
    Greeting from "Scotch Ridge, Ohio", n.d.
    "Greetings from Stanley, Ohio", n.d.
15. Lutheran Church, Stony Ridge, Ohio, 16 September 1909
    President William McKinley, 5 November 1909
    "Greetings from Stony Ridge, Ohio", 28 July 1910
    Lutheran Parsonage, Stony Ridge, Ohio, n.d.
16. "Greetings from Sugar Ridge," Ohio, 2 December 1911
    Being here in "Sugar Ridge, Ohio", 4 September 1911
17. "Greetings from Weston, Ohio", n.d.
    "Greetings from Weston," Ohio, n.d
    "There's a Girl in Weston That's Got Me Going", 2 February 1914
    "In Weston, Ohio", 27 October 1916
18. Wood County Courthouse, Southwest Corner, 14 July 1915
    Interurban Bridge, Waterville, Ohio, n.d.
19. Public School, Walbridge, Ohio, n.d.
    Looking South on Main Street, Walbridge, Ohio, n.d.
    "Greetings from Walbridge," Ohio, n.d.
    "A Trip to Walbridge, Ohio", n.d.
20. Reverend L.C. Lawrence, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    U.B. Church, Walbridge, Ohio, n.d.
    Cable Bridge, Vollmar Park, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    Vollmar Park, Tontogany, Ohio, 2 September 1909
21. Presbyterian Church, Tontogany, Ohio, 15 September 1908
    4th of July Celebration, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    Evangelical Church, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    Evangelical Church, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
22. School House, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    "Many Places as Nice as This Abound in Tontogany," Ohio, n.d.
23. Street Scene, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    Main Street, Tontogany, Ohio, n.d.
    "A Trip to Tontogany," Ohio, 9 July 1909
    "A Trip to Tontogany," Ohio, n.d.
24. Steel Monogram Stationery, Rising Sun, Ohio, 25 November 1910
    "Greetings from Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    "Greetings from Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
25. Birds-Eye View of Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Main Street, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Views of Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
26. West Main Street, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Ladies Band, Rising Sun, Ohio, 13 September 1913
27. City Hall, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    City Hall, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    City Hall, Rising Sun, Ohio, 25 July 1907
    City Hall, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
28. Public School, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Public School, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Public School, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Public School, Rising Sun, Ohio, 4 October 1911
29. U.B. Church & Parsonage, Rising Sun, Ohio, 3 July 1909
    Church of God & U.B. Church, Rising Sun, Ohio, n.d.
    Shooting Oil Derrick, 4 June 1910
30. Knights Inn, Rossford, Ohio, n.d.
    Dixie Highway Entering Rossford, Ohio, n.d.
    Tuller Block, Rossford, Ohio, 29 December
31. Ford Plate Glass Comapany, Rossford, Ohio, 21 July
32. I.O.O.F. Temple, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Pythian Castle, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Methodist Mens Bible Class, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
33. The Old Homestead, n.d.
    Hotel, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    "Trip Around the World," Havana, Cuba, 21 June 1909
34. Maple Street, Weston, Ohio, 16 September 1907
    Maple & Locust Streets, Weston, Ohio, 16 October 1914
    Center Street, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    North Main Street, Weston, Ohio, 20 December 1920
35. Weston High School, Weston, Ohio, October 1907
    Weston High School, Weston, Ohio, 2 June 1909
    Taylor Street, Weston, Ohio, 5 February 1908
36. Weston High School, Weston, Ohio, 29 October 1921
    East Main Street, Weston, Ohio, 6 September 1912
    Weston High School, Weston, Ohio, 1901
    Weston High School, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
37. Baptist Church, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Disciple Church, Weston, Ohio, 10 November 1908
    Disciple Church, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Disciple Church, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
38. Methodist Church, Weston, Ohio, 4 April 1912
    First Presbyterian Church, Weston, Ohio, 15 May 1912
    Methodist Church, Weston, Ohio, 27 December 1907
    Methodist Church, Weston, Ohio (Tin), n.d.
39. Soldiers Monument, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Soldiers Monument, Weston, Ohio, n.d.
    Soldiers Monument, Weston, Ohio, 31 July 1909
40. South Pond Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, July 1900
    North Pond Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, 26 January 1909
    South Pond Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, 29 October 1907
    South Pond Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, 20 December 1910
41. Weston Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, 14 May 1906
    Weston Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, 14 May 1906
    Lovers Lane, Weston, Ohio, 6 July 1908
    Weston Cemetery, Weston, Ohio, 14 May 1906
42. "Trip Around the World," Ehrenfels Castle, Germany, 21 June 1909
    "Trip Around the World," Tampa Bay Hotel, Florida, 21 June 1909
    "Trip Around the World," State Capital, Minnesota, 21 June 1909
    "Trip Around the World," Mounted Troop Cavalry, 21 June 1909

Folder 3: Postcards

Page

1. Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 26 October 1909
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 16 June 1909
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
2. Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, August 1909
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 27 June 1908
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 28 February 1918
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 14 April 1913
3. Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 17 September 1930
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 27 May 1946
4. Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Grace Methodist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Grace Methodist Church Interior, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Grace Methodist Church Interior, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
5. Presbyterian Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 10 October 1907
   Presbyterian Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Presbyterian Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Presbyterian Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
6. Baptist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 14 September 1916
   Baptist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Baptist Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   St. Coleman's Catholic Church, Washington C.H., Ohio, 17 June 1913
7. Washington Cemetery Chapel, Washington C.H., Ohio, 1 September 1908
   Washington Cemetery, Washington C.H., Ohio, 12 April 1911
   Washington Cemetery, Washington C.H., Ohio, 16 October 1908
   Washington Cemetery, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
8. Rock Mills, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Rock Mills, Washington C.H., Ohio, 31 July 1909
   Paint Creek, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Rattle Snake Falls, Washington C.H., Ohio, 2 July 1909
9. Public School, Goodhope, Ohio, 31 May 1910
   B.E. Williams, Jeffersonville, Ohio, n.d.
   M.P. Church, Jeffersonville, Ohio, 8 November 1907
   Road Scene, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
10. High School, New Holland, Ohio, 28 Ju[l] 1909
    High School, New Holland, Ohio, 1 Feb 191[0]
    Main Street Looking North, New Holland, Ohio, 22 August 1910
    Christian Union Church, New Holland, Ohio , 18 Jun 1908
11. Washington Cemetery, Washington C.H., Ohio, 22 August
    Old Mill, Washington C.H., Ohio, 4 Jul 1909

Folder 4: Postcards

Page

1. Dr. Frease's Water Cure (1852-1870), Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Granville, Ohio, in the 1870s, n.d.
   Tavern Corner, 1840, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   South Side Broadway, 1848, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   View from Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, 1907
   Doane Academy, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
2. Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, 17 May 1910
   Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, 17 September 1919
   Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, 16 September 1907
   Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   South Plaza, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Entrance Gates, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 1929
3. Shepardson College Campus, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Shepardson College Campus, Granville, Ohio, 11 August 1906
   Burton Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Shepardson College Campus, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
4. Swasey Chapel & Observatory, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Swasey Chapel & Observatory, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 27 November 1921
   Entrance Gates, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 21 September 1910
   Entrance Gates, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 11 June 1945
5. Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Slayter Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
6. Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 21 November 1968
   Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Swasey Chapel, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
7. Talbot Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   View from East Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 29 April
   Burton Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, August 1911
   Cleveland Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Ebaugh Laboratories & Herrick Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 20 November 1972
   Science Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
8. Beth Eden, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   President's Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 7 March 1908
   South Plaza & Science Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 20 April 1909
   William Howard Doane Library & Life Science Building, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
9. Bridle Path, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 7 May 1926
   Slayter Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
   Viaduct Approach to Granville, Ohio, 30 September 1937
   President's Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
10. Deeds Field, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 23 July 1930
    Granville Inn Golf Course, Granville, Ohio, 5 June 1957
    Physical Education Center, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Physical Education Center, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
11. Stone & King Halls, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Sawyer, Beaver & Shaw Halls, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Stone Hall, Shepardson College, Granville, Ohio, 28 September 1909
    Denison University Campus, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
12. Crawford Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Huffman Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Edith Walton Deeds Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Curtis Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
13. Franklin G. Smith Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Shaw Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 30 October 1959
    Phi Delta Theta Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Curtis Hall, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Chi Psi Delta Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 9 February 1907
    Alpha Phi Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio , n.d.
    Alpha Omicron Pi Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
14. Chi Omega Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Kappa Alpha Theta Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Sorority Circle, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Alpha Xi Delta Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 27 December 1955
    Sigma Chi Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Phi Gamma Delta Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 3 August 1912
15. American Commons Club, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    American Commons Club, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Beta Theta Pi Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, August 1911
    Beta Theta Pi Home, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, 1 July 1931
16. Baptist Church, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Presbyterian Church, n.d.
    St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Baptist Church, Granville, Ohio, 24 October 1912
17. Kappa Sigma House, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Robbins Hunter Museum, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Church of St. Edward, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Centenary Methodist Church, n.d.
18. Buxton House, Dining Room, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Buxton House, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Buxton House, Granville, Ohio, 16 October 1905
    Buxton House, Granville, Ohio, 15 June 1914
19. Granville Inn, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Granville Inn, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Buxton House, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Granville Inn, Granville, Ohio, n.d
    Street Scene, Alexandria, Ohio, 17 May 1910
20. Bridle Path, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Maple Grove Cemetery Entrance, Granville, Ohio, 17 January 1908
    Biological Pool, Denison University, Granville, Ohio, n.d.
    Old "G.F.C.," Granville, Ohio, n.d.

Folder 5: Postcards

Page

1. "You Auto be in Washington C.H., Ohio", 24 September 1913
   "You and I Together in Washington C.H.," Ohio, 28 March 1914
   "Friendly Greetings from Washington C.H.," Ohio, 11 June 1924
   "A Picturesque Spot Near Washington C.H.," Ohio, n.d.
   "Greetings from Washington C.H., Ohio", n.d.
2. East Street & Washington Avenue, Washington C.H., Ohio, 29 August 1917
   Street Scene, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Birds Eye View, Washington C.H., Ohio, 30 August 1910
3. Court Street Looking East, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Court Street Looking East, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Court Street Looking East, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
4. Court Street Looking North, Washington C.H., Ohio, 12 October
   Public Square, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Court Street Looking South, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Court Street Looking South, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
5. Main Street Looking South, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Court Street & Masonic Temple, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Court Street, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Main Street Looking South, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
6. Y.M.C.A. Building & Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Y.M.C.A. Building, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Odd Fellows Temple, Washington C.H., Ohio , n.d.
   Birds-Eye View Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
7. Circle Avenue, Washington C.H., Ohio, 21 June 1913
   Fayette County Historical Center, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   East Street, Washington C.H., Ohio, 7 December
   Court Street Looking West, Washington C.H., Ohio, 25 August 1908
8. Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, 14 November 1905
   Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, 2 January 1915
   Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
9. Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
   Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, 12 September 1912
   Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, 7 May
   Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
10. Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
11. Morris Sharp Memorial Drinking Fountain, Washington C.H., Ohio, 10 December 1910
    Morris Sharp Memorial Drinking Fountain, Washington C.H., Ohio, 3 April 1909
    Fayette County Courthouse, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Morris Sharp Memorial Drinking Fountain, Washington C.H., Ohio, 25 October 1907
    Fayette County Jail, Washington C.H., Ohio, July 1910
12. Fayette County Children's Home, Washington C.H., Ohio, 25 February 1913
    Fayette County Children's Home, Washington C.H., Ohio, 31 January
    Water Works, Washington C.H., Ohio, 1920
    Fayette County Infirmary, Washington C.H., Ohio, 23 June 1911
13. Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, 4 March 1914
    Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, 22 July 1954
    Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
14. South North Street from Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, 6 January 1913
    Old & New High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, October 1905
    Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Carnegie Library, Washington C.H., Ohio, 21 July 1909
15. High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, 30 April 1908
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, 15 July 1908
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, 2 April 1910
16. Cherry Hill School, Washington C.H., Ohio, 1915
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, 18 October
    Central Schools, Washington C.H., Ohio, 22 October 1908
17. High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, 5 May 1926
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    High School, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
18. Two Mile Bridge on Chillicothe Pike, Washington C.H., Ohio, 23 August 1915
    Dahl-Millikan Branch Buildings, Washington C.H., Ohio, 3 April
    Market Street Looking East, Washington C.H., Ohio, 1903
    R.S. Howard Company Placard, n.d.
19. Fair Chance Farm, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Armory, Washington C.H., Ohio, n.d.
    Log Cabin, Washington C.H., Ohio, 5 September 1910
    K.P. Castle Hall & North Fayette Street, Washington C.H., Ohio, 21 November 1917
    "Birthday Greetings", 23 June 1910

Folder 6: Postcards

• Visit Frankfort, Ohio, 18 January 1900
• Visit Frankfort, Ohio, 1 June 1914
• George Armstrong Custer, 26 August 1976
• George Armstrong Custer, n.d.

Box 8

Folders

1. John L. Dickey Correspondence, 1901-1923
2. John L. Dickey Correspondence, 1924
3. John L. Dickey Correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1925
4. John L. Dickey Correspondence, May-Dec. 1925
5. John L. Dickey Correspondence, 1926
6. John L. Dickey Correspondence, n.d.
7. John L. Dickey Research Notes

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