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NITSCHKE BROS.

   Blank Books.

  Office Supplies.

31-39 E. Gay St.,

   COLUMBUS, O.


[illegible]


1070 East 

   6th


					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Aug 9 		I P Appleton     	Mt Vernon O.

  "             E L Wilson          	Sunbury O

Aug 20		Miss Geogia Foster	Sunbury O

		Joseph Hopkins &amp; wife	Johnstown

		W A Harris 		Mansfield O

		F N Derreaux		Columbus O

		Parker Burris		Sunbury O.

Aug 21		Orville Barcus		Sunbury O

  "  "		F S Alexander		Chicago

  "  "		Burn L. Foster		Westerville O.

		W. W. Stevenson		Mansfield O

		Andrew Harris		Millersburg

		Thos Sanburn		Galian O

		Albert Saurer		Millersburg

		Wm. W. Frawlor		Millersburg O

		Harvey Lautenschloges	O

		E. E. Hoover		Galion O

		Frederick W. Hamm	Millersburg Ohio

   		Thos J Bulfoud		Worthington

		Ida Wood		Sunbury

		Ethel Wood		Sunbury

		C. H. Wilson		Sunbury
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[unlabeled page 2 (L) and unlabeled page 3 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       August 24

		C W Beard		Maringo O

		Rose E. Brown		  "     "

		J.D.S. Reily		Lima O

		F. C. Waddell		Mt Vernon O

		W J Halter		Mr Vernon O

		S. Potter		Delaware O

  		M Meredith		Radnor O

		Geo Conrad		Columbus O

		F.R. Owen		Delaware

		I.A. Lenahan		Cols. O

  		C D Huff		Johnston O

		F. C. Waddell		Mt Vernon O

 		L Levitt		Toledo

		William W. Fouler	Millersburg O

		R Riegle		Clev

		L. H. McLain		Delaware

		Geo R Deyer		Cleveland

		Mr &amp; Mrs. Englor	Columbus

		C. E. Wolf		Cleveland

		W H Grimm		Cleve O

		F. N. Sanderson		Delaware O.

		Janus Lewis		  "      "

		[lined out]		Jonstown P



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       August 24

		Winfield Werling	Delaware O

		Fred Nichols		Col O.

		James McGuire		Mansfield O

	       August 25 1905

		Dora Moore		Calin

		Frank Sperks		Sunbury O

		J F. Davis		Malta O.

		J W. Culvin		Westerville

		W C Marshall		Cols O

		H. F. Fisher		Columbus O.

Aug 25		Randolph Burrer		Sunbury

		Chris Hare		Columbus

		F.H.P. Howard		Columbus

	       August 26

		John Deshlis		C O

		Ed Hoover		Gallion O

		Ed Stone		Gallion O

		Will Riley		Centerburgh O

Aug 26		Paul J Lanburn		[crossed out] Centerburg

		P H. Hopkins		Johnston O.

		C. E. Puasbig

		Jene Peasley
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[unlabeled page 4 (L) and unlabeled page 5 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       August 28

		A Harrrison		Columbus O

		Thos Daily &amp; Wife	Plain City O

		V Hleoliville		Mt. Vernon O.

		Claude Jackson		Sugar Grove O.

		Claude Zeigler		Gilisonville  d

	       Aug. 28, 1905

		A J Basse		Cleveland

		Acwest Agt Phillips	UTC Show

		L. Hills		Delaware O

		Fawn Ramsy &amp; Friend

		J W Hyatt		Col. O

		H B Barnes 		Cleveland

		W J Walton		Mt Vernon O

		Jno McCarty		Delaware

		J.N. Hoyt		  "

		J D Neely		Lima O

		Wm. Foster		Westerville O

		Geo W Stewart 		Lima

Aug 28		Earl Van Ankin		Col.

		Miss Joni Lekin   [crossed out]

		James

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       August 31

		Henry Hicks		Centerburgh Ohio

		J W Mafield		Sunbury O

		T Driscall		Fridappolis

		M. Kuter		Columbus O.

		W F Waldran		City

		J D Stone		Sunbury RFD

		D.A. Syler		Dayton O.

	       Sept 1st  05

		J Farrow		Cleveland O

		R.L. Seeds		Columbus O

		Lloyd L Vandriht	Citi

		F.E. Mcwilliams		Johnstown O

		C A Parsons

		James Gorkle		Centerburg

		Clarence Grista		Centerburg

		Geo Clansing &amp; Wife	Delaware O.

		Michal OCormich

		F Wooks			Columbus

		E.M. Nicholas		  "

		Mr P O. Woloner


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                    <text>[page 5]

[unlabeled page 6 (L) and unlabeled page 7 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

	       


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		O Rose			Chicago Il

		Mr Ray Piatt		Johnstown

		E H Harman		Columbus O

		Earl Pugh		Columbus O

		Mr. Etoyer		Rhoder

Sept 3 05	Jos George		Foster

		Jay Guild		Centerburg

		Ralph John		Sunbury

		L.W. Dudley		Marengo, O.

		H.A. Hunter

		Thos Daily &amp; Wife	Plain City O

		F.W. Hanger		Howard O

		J D S Neely		Lima O

		H O Brien		Lima O.

		Thos J Bulford		Worthington O

9/5/05		Otto Nusbaum		Cols O

		Mr Clayton P Schnider

		Mr Clayton E. Schneider	Gahana O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.	       


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       September 5th 1905

		C G Shapp		Springfield O.

		Otto Nusbaum		Cols O

		E H Seachrist		Middle Branch. O.

	       Sept. 6th  1905

		Mr F.O. Ryder		Del. O.

		Mr T J Toth		Berlin O

		Bill Jones		Del Ohio

	       Phillip's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.

		5.  C.G. Phillips

		5.  Mrs. Phillips

     		12. Pearl Phillips

		12. Alice Grenier

		1.  H.N. Sutton

		1.  Mrs. Suttton

		1.  Frances Sutton

		14  F.W. Spear
		
		14  F.W. Spear

		8  H.A. Johnson

		F D Wiseman		Detroit  


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                    <text>[page 6]

[unlabeled page 8 (L) and unlabeled page 9 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.
	       


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sep 6th

		Hodge Wilson		Sunbury Ohio

		Mr. G. Turley		Delaware

		W C Diven		Delaware O

		Mr Zock Freeman		Genoa

		A.B. Louis		Albon O

		R Ruzile		Cedar

		Thos R Shaw		Lima O

		B Frank Young		Westerville O

		J R Cordery		Columbus O

		T J Driscall		Indianapolis

		W J Walters		Mt Vernon O

		W.C.Grimm		Delaware O

		Henry K Johnson		Batavia O

		Henry Wick		New York

		Geo Aldrich		Youngstown

		Leon Risley		  "

		H Plealflesh		Columbus O

		Ed Crowford  [crossed Out]

		Miss Edna Ponfare

Joh William Langbre Gay Lenghregdian William Langhrey  [In Left Margin]



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.
	       


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sep 9th

		Ed Trout		Cichhill

		F.W. Hanger		Howaard O

 		Miss Geogia Foster

		Alexander Billman	Cuya Falls Ohio

Sept 10		Hamakichi Suzaki	Delaware Ohio

		  "			Tokio Japan

	        
                     September 11   05
  
                J E Ackerman            Westerville O

                Nora Belle              Lake

                             Sept 12  05

		Mr and Mrs A.T. Jones	Centerburg

		L P Kendrick		Westerville O

		L. Hm Lain		Delaware

		W.J. Walter		Mr Vernon O

		G B Thomas		Hinton O

		W. J. Miller		Cols. O

	       Sept 15

		H H Ginp		Columbus O

		J D Stone		Sunbury O

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                    <text>[page 7]

[unlabeled page 10 (L) and unlabeled page 11 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.
	       


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       September 14th 1905

		F.H. Thorpe		Columbus O

		AE Dirn			Cincinnati O

		W F Waldron		Sunbury O

		W.N. Sharp		Mansfield O

		Edna Confare		Berkshire O

		H OBrien		Lima L. Sunday Sept 12 1905

		M.J. Cassidy		Cleveland

		Daniel Trimmor		Mt Liberty

		Chas E Davis		Radnor Ohio

		Geo Rhoads		Johnstown Ohio

		G McNeal		Lima O

		Oat Wesline

		L Utley

 		J Huber

		H Pamin	

		J V Farver

		C H Campliam		Ashley

Sept 15		Blimcr Critchfield

		A J Basse		Cleveland

		V.H. Colville		Mt Vernon O.

		Geo Conrad		columbus O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               	       


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept 26		C.C. Hughs		Utica Ohio

		John Balin		Columbus

		J J Mezger		Richmond In

		Sam Shockley		Columbus O

		Edna Confare  		City

		M L Warner		Wooster

		Geo A Dyer		Jeals O

27		A.R. Henderson		Columbus O.

		W J Alhire		Cols. O.

		A J Marshall		Bellvue O

		J N Myers		Akron

		W J Young		Mansfield O.

		Milo E Dean		Cleveland O

		J.N. Forcils		Centerburg O

		O S Skinner		Col O

		Chas Tenlick		Tippecanue City O

		Wm A Sihott		Mt Vernon

		Rose Hatcher		East Liberty O

		E.W. Conover		East Liberty O

		T. LeLeont		Richfield

		Lheman Chu		Mt Vernon


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                    <text>[page 8]

[unlabeled page 12 (L) and unlabeled page 13 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       September 29 1905

Sep 29		W.P. Robinson		Delaware

		Leona Beery		Westerville

		Elian Dill		Westerville

		Kathryn Buck		Westerville

		Lizzie Buck		Westerville

		L B William		Wheeling W Va

		O.C. Congil		Delaware O.

		Marie A. Davis		Delaware Ohio

		Cecyl Money		Ostrander O.

		Carne M Hewhouse	Ostrander O.

		Elwood Cowgill		Delaware Ohio
	
		C. L. Borden		Croton	Ohio

 		M Machiliss		Columbus O

	       Sept 30 1905

		Miss Edna Confare	Sunbury O

Sept 30		San Lanling		Centerburg Ohio

		Mr Matchliss		Columbus Ohio

Oct 1		Geo Smith		Washington Ohio

		O G Deeim		Col

		H.J. Mcknight		Toledo O

		Howard Maher		O G Tol Co



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       October 2 1905

		O.V.Selders		Toledo O.

		W P. Chew		Urbana O

		Jos Perason		Johnstown O

		N.B. Huddleston	        Centerburg O

		Otto Nusbaum		Cols O.

		W.J. Walter		Mt Vernon O.

		J H Brittain		Columbus O

		Geo Jones

4th		A R Anderson		Columbus O

		Cilia Confare		City

		E E Wolf		Cleveland

		John H Harting		Lima Ohio

		F P Deresh		Circleville

		C Lewis Hare		Col O

		W John Hogle		City

		Mr Cris Hare		Col Ohio

		Edson Williams		Delaware

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Mr Clayton A Schneider  Gahanna


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                    <text>[page 9]

[unlabeled page 14 (L) and unlabeled page 15 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		F S Dablinar		Lima O

		Fay Decker 		Columbus O

 		J W Walters		  "

 		H L Perkins		  "

		Miss Celia Confare	City

 		Miss Edna Confare	City

 		C M Anderson		Cols O

 		B F Whipps		 "   "

 		Gaus Shurtz		Columbus

		H P Colflesh		Columbus        Oct 9

		V. H. Colville		Mt Vernon O.

		John A. Cone		Delaware O.

 		C. C. Smith		  "      "

		J. H. Hartmess		Lime O

		B W Hough		Delaware O.

		W J Sailr		Cols O

		Geo McKiver		Crooksville

		J E Ward		Mt Vernon O.		  	

		C Wayan		        DC

		W.M. Itamate		Bellfontaine

		W M Riley		Centerburg O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss E Criss		Lima O

		W.H.Thomas &amp; Wife &amp; fm  Millersburg O

		C.E. Larrywell		Ashley	O.

		A W Willanks		Chgo

		J E Ward		Mt Vernon O

		Miss Edna Confare	City

                Israel Confare          City



		Dick Aiderson		Centerville Ohio

		Telephone Boys two      Sat Eve

		M W Sicks		Westerville O

		Roy		

16th		John Harling		Maria Stein O

	        Frank Mooney		Columbus O

16		Chas Hopwood		Columbus

		Gus Sternbuger		Dayton O

		E E Hoover		Galion O

		Ges Nelson		Indianapolis

		Miss Confare		City

		Mr South		Worthington O.

		W Covier		Delaware O

		McRing			Sch

		C G Fox			CATCRR Millersburg O

		H. N. Litus		  "  " Brink Laver O

		Ed Kuhn			  "  " Millersburg O

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                    <text>[page 10]

[unlabeled page 16 (L) and unlabeled page 17 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		N. Whimy		Toledo O

		Chris C Whimy		Toledo O

		Gilbert A. Eldridge	Crawfordsville Ind

		Harry W. Crist		Delaware O

		O W Schultz		Richmond Ind

		F. W. Hamm		Millersburg O.

	       Thursday Oct. 19 1905

		Benj. W. Moses		Jerusalem

		Harrey Latershloger	Millersburg Ohio

		Wandway			Col O

		C Brown			Marneville O

		O. W Schultz		Richmond Ind

		Miss Edna Confare	Sunbury Ohio

		A Sinn			Delaware O.

		Benj Moses  left

	       Wednesday Oct 25 1905

		Mr. Clayton E Schnider  Gahana O

		Edward Confare



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mr Benj W Moses

					Dayton Ohio

					19 Clover St.

		Harry Plsolfles		Columbus O      Oct 23

		My Dear Benj

		V. H. Colville		Mt. Vernon O.

		R. B. Baius		Cleveland O.

		E W Shoemaker		Columbus O.

		W C Ginn		Delaware O.

		W M Tippett		Col

		E G Crox		Millersburg O

		Ed Kuhn			  "         "

		H. N. Litus		Brinkhaven O.

		Wm W Fowler		Millersburg O.

		F. W. Hamm		  "         "

		Harrey Latershloger	  "         "

Oct 25		Celia Confare		City

		L. Hill			Delaware O.

		Westrich		Cleveland

		Gw Adyer		Nelson

		T E Lamf		Col

		Andrew Hamm		Millersburg O.

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                    <text>[page 11]

[unlabeled page 18 (L) and unlabeled page 19 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J M Pearson		Johnstown		

		M Meredith		Radnor O

		B N Woodburn		Newark O

		S C Larney		Chicago

		Rita Swanson		Cols O.

		Jno C LeFevre		Springfield O

		Thomas Pimlen		Columbus O

		Granger Eatin		Alexander Ind

		William	Godak

					Greenville Pa

		C. P. Hanna &amp; Wife	St Louis

		Theodore Moose		Columbus O

		S R Migton		Crooksville O

		W H Daire		Cleveland

		A G Brikl		Zanesville O
		
		A W Miaden		Toledo

		C W Kemgin		Delaware O

		F R McGoin		Col O

		F S Albin		Cleveland O

		W J Spring		Mfno



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.
            

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

    	       Wednesday Nov 1 1905

		E S Anderson		U. S. Tel. Co.

		A J Boussr		Cleveland

		A R Henderson		Columbus O.

		G M Miller		Neward O.

		C F France		Toledo O

		W A Doenle		Tiffin O.

Nov 3		E. S. English		Delaware Ohio

		Otto Nusbaun		Ohio

		J Wood			Col O.

    4		W. A. Browne		Col O

		G McNeal		Lima O

		C Monroe

		Sam Jones		Sunbury O

		J E Covert		Galway NY

		Mr Ralph Mask

		Celia Confare		City

		J O Chis		City

		Jos M C Curdy		Ashley O

Nov 7		R S Seeds		Birmingham P

		F. E. Stalder		Toledo O

		M Sholiam		Cinte O

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                    <text>[page 12]

[unlabeled page 20 (L) and unlabeled page 21 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins		Prop.

	        November 9 1905

		Ed K Clark		Mason O

		T Kannerer		Louisville Ky

		B. D. Converse		Col O

		J S Marquis		Pgh

		Frank Krell		Cols O

Nov 11 05	Miss Edna Confare

		Mrs Cecil Confare		Nov 12 1905

		Mr Howard Mahon		Columbus O

		Mr Phipps

		Mr Frank Mooney 	Columbus O

		Mr Hopwood		Columbus O.

Nov 13

		H P Colflesh		Columbus	Nov 13

		C H Blair		Delaware

		G O Stump		Gfertin

		Mr. Nell Harding

		Mr. Barit Critfield	Johnstown

		Mr. Herris

		G E Gordon		Pittsburg Pa



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C C Hughes		VLiba O

		B. M. Critchfid		Mt Vernon O

		A S Marklanie		Sidney O

		Miss Celia Confare	City   Nov. 19

		Miss Edna Confare

		Edna Confare		

		Mr S E Confare		Sunbury Ohio

		V. H. Colinlle		Mt Vernon  O.  Nov 21st

		Geo A Dyer		Cols

		Chet V. Spivey		Rusfivitte Ind

		Jno R Hughes		Costolia

		J.R. Oeegl		Mansfield O

		C. F. Smith		Springfield O

					234 Dakota Ave

		Mr. Frank Mooney	Columbus O

		Mr. Charley		Hopwood Hawks Ave No. 34

		Ralph Shaw		Cardington O.

		Mr Charley		Hopwood Hawks


		Mr Clayton
		

		Mr. Frank Mooney


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                    <text>[page 13]

[unlabeled page 22 (L) and unlabeled page 23 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins prop

	       Monday Nov 27 1905

  		H P Colflesh		Columbus O

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster Ohio

		Wesley P Lund		Cols

		Chas F Barston		New York

		Miss Celia Confare	Nov 28 1905

		Edna Confare

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Celia Confare		City

		A C Pricent		Cleveland

		S P Bonelh		Columbus O

		J Martinio		  "      "

		Cecil Confare		Powell O

		D F Fay			Cols O

		G. W. Crawford		Newark O

		G McNeal		Lima Ohio

		W F Jolley		Cols O

		W E DeRango		Cols O

		J H Curburgh		Toledo

		Miss Edna Confare



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins

		N W Hamilton		Pittsburg Pa

		A L Williams		Delaware

		C H McLaughlin		Plymouth O

		G W Hamilton		Dayton O

		Louis Johnson		Cin

		F M Green		Eaton O

		L. T. Hough		Delaware O

		Harvey McIntire		Butler O

		Geo Mc Intire		Butler O

		Frank Ford 		Cols O

		Ed B Moore		Newark O

		W E Rauch		Huntington Ind

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Wm Harding		Johnstown Ohio

		Edw Linahau		Cols Ohio

 		Edward Greenberger	Cleveland Ohio

 		J S Freeman

		J W Duncan		Cedar Rapids Ind

 		Harvey H Cole		Sunbury

		Paul Miller		Toledo Ohio

		E A. Patterson		Zanesville

		A E Andrews		Lodi O

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                    <text>[page 14]

[unlabeled page 24 (L) and unlabeled page 25 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mr &amp; Mrs David Kerts

		  Green Camp Ohio

	       Monday Dec 11 1905

		Sam Hopkins prop		

		H B Williams		Cols O

		C M Hohnor		Detroit

		Celia Confare		City

		B. Hedges		Conesville O

		E D Sheets		Delaware O

		S F Truxall		  "      "

		W J Curry		Baltimore Md


		D L Cline		Cleveland O

                S C Lancy		Chicago

                F B Robinson            [illegible] Ne

                S. F. Chase             Mt. Vernon, Ohio 

		H D Hessey		Delaware O

		A Jones			  "

		Chas Raacland		  "

		H Sang			  "

		T. Price		  "

		C C Cowgill		  "



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Celia Confare

		J E Cekum	

	       December 19 1905

		J E Whiteman		Fostoria O

		Grrd L Cowles		Columbus Ohio

12-23		S A Sanding		Centerburg O

		F A Shaw		columbus O.

12-25		S. P. Bonelli		Columbus

		Joseph Mortoccio         Do

		Jany 1st 06

                Dec 26   05

                W H Harding

		N. B. Huddleston	Centerburg O
		
		J. S. Edwards		Sunbury O

		E. D. Manville		Delaware O

		L S Condit		Sunbury O

		Miss Celia Confare 	City


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                    <text>[page 15]

[unlabeled page 26 (L) and unlabeled page 27 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Dec 30 05	Carrie A. Wilson	Sunbury O.

  "		Jennie R. Wilson	  "     "

		Ivy M Fetley		  "     "

		Mr &amp; Mrs J W. Condit	Condit O

		Fenton Condit		 "     "

		F C. Murphy		Sunbury O

		H M Moore		Delaware O

		Tony Gohl  		Centerburg

1/1 06		J. W. Culver		Hassx N.Y.

		H.C. Moore		Spencer O

		E B Dustin		Peerless O

		W J Pollock		Delaware Ohio

Jan 1st 06	W H Harding		Abrahaus Houys L.

 " 2nd		Chas Pence		Hillsboro O.

		Otto Nusbaum		Cols O.

		J N Myers		Akron

		S C sanig		Chicago

		Jno Olney		Delaware

		L Levitt		Toledo

		J Walters		Mt Sterling

		T J Nettleton		Constantia

		Wm Prorrir Jr.             



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Samnnie Dan Hopkins

					Sunbury Ohio Delaware County
                
                    Berkshire Township  Sunbury
                

                Dave O Connor           Sunbury [crossed out]

                H Fleckner                 "
 
                J Culver                   "

                Anne Harris                "

                Ed Parnien Jr              "

                Claude Smith            Galena

                Joe Stark               Sunbury

                Clem Allen                 "

 

Aug 1 06	Mrs. C O Markel		Wooster Ohio

                H.W. Stone                 "

                Bill Miller                "        

		W. H. Matticks		Columbus

		C Martin		Celina

		D B Noyes		Toledo

		Ed Conyne		Clevland	

		L. E. York		Barnesville O.

		M. J. Condit		Columbus O.

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                    <text>[page 16]

[unlabeled page 28 (L) and unlabeled page 29 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Chas E Standes		Apple Creek O

		N L Garrison		Columbus O

9-06		W.F. Kercher		Cols. O.

		J D Wintermute		Marion O

		W.A Howald		Cols. O.

		R Ruzile		Clev O

		Wm Posser Jr	        City

		Geo T. Lowin		Cleveland O

		Mrs  [crossed out]	

		Mr Carl E Smckard	Conesville Ohio  [In right border]

		V.H. Colville		Mt Vernon O

		Sam Parane Hopkins

					Sunbury Ohio

		W &amp; Below 		Mt Vernon O

		C L Davis		Cols O

		W J Mason		Wayne O

		A W Mercer		Gambier

		F S Gugn		Johnstown

		D.F. Whipps		Cols Ohio

		N J Sailor		Cols O

		John Hamwerel		Toledo O

		C.W. McKingie		Delaware O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1/23		Wamomson &amp; Bay

1/23		Olewagner		Columbus O

		C. L. Murphy		Gallo

		Miss E

		Miss Edna Confare	Sunbury Ohio   [In left border]

1/24		E. L. Shaffer		Mr. Liberty O.

		Joe Jorling		Cinti

		Oscar Sterrett		Leipsic

		Thomas Casteel		Leipsic

		Jalin Ridell		Delaware O

		A W Meader		Toledo

		Ely Chesbin		Toledo

		J. S. Walters		Mt. Sterling O.

		Ths Nettelon            Constantia

		Travis Ford		Columbus O

		Mrs Sam Hoskins		

		R. C. Steinruck		Mansfield O.

		L. S. Darr		Warsaw O.

		Loll Norn		Toledo O

		J.P. Martindell		Somerfield O

		M A Perso		Fostoria O

		Walt Mack		Chicago

		Samuel Damp  [In right border]	
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                    <text>[page 17]

[unlabeled page 30 (L) and unlabeled page 31 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		M. J. Casserly		Cleveland		

		E. B. Baker		Sugar Creek O.

		Celia Confare		City

		James Dingham		Col 

		J. N. Hendershott	Leroy O.

Jan 31		Cit. Tel. Co.

		George Rhoads

		Will Evans		

		Will Cramer

		Orville Cramer

		Ross Farmer

		Howard Farmer

		Miss Edna Confare 	City

		R H Ramdell		Cols	

		A. L. Bakin		Lancaster

		L. G. Hatoulem		Dayton Ohio

		Chas E. Stinelln	Apple Creek O

		J S Tenessman		Cleve O

		J W. Culver		Westerville

		H B Barnes

		C. E. Wolf		Cleveland		

		Arthur Mill		Zanesville O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Frank Moyer		Chicago Ill

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Haew Brown		Cols O

		T.J. Kammerer		Louisville

		G W. Rhoads		Delaware Ohio

		H M Wright 		Toledo O

		C G Reynolds		Cols. O.

		F. A Lidderwood		Rochester NY

		C S Stephen		Cols. O.

Monday February 12 1906

		W H Harding		O

		V. H. Colille		Mt. Vernon O.

		L. T. Hough		Delaware Ohio

		D.A. Grubb		Wadsworth O

Tuesday February 13

		F. B. Alberts		Fredircktown 

		Jess Rinhart		  "         "

		N P Linnell		Cleveland

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                    <text>[page 18]

[unlabeled page 32 (L) and unlabeled page 33 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

               Wednesday Feby 14th

		Robt E. Harrison	Massilon

		E M Dentore		Defiance

		John Galagan		Adriare M

		C T Gibson		Troy O

Feb 14 1906	C C Hughs		Utica Ohio  Bridal Chamber

		Theo. Hammerd		Toledo O

		F. E. Stalder 	        Toledo

		S A Sashing		Centerburg O

		W C Bock		Columbus O.

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		B Frank Young		Philo

		O. S. Bmons		Chi

		Rall Avery		Delaware

		W J Saile		Cols

		C. W. Adams		Richwood O

		C. C. Van Sant		Cols

		J. J. Hannop		  "

		L Ramick		Niles O	



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

 	       Feb. 22 1906  "Hopkins Hotel"

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Miss Celia Confare	City      

		Miss Lalah Price	Jonstown O

		J D Heukle		Delaware O

		F. A. Forgrave		Columbus O.

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		C M Hicks		Centerburg

		Miss Edna Confare

		W G Green		Condit O

		W. H. Cramer		Johnstown O

		R. L. Hewitt		Westerville O

		F. E Ackman		Westerville O

		Celia Confare		City

		L Loadi Confare		City

		V. H. Colville		Mt. Vernon O.

		J W Williams		Col O

		F. P. McLead		Col. O.

		J. B. Javett		Cols. O.

		C H Rudy		Massillon

		J. H. Farmer		Newark O

		Alexe H Colham		Cincinnati O

		Mr J Cover  

		H L Oreugh

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                    <text>[page 19]

[unlabeled page 34 (L) and unlabeled page 35 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

               Thursday March 1st 1906

		Sam Hopkins Prop.

		Sam Hopkins Prop

		Mr. Fred McClean	Marion O.

		[J. H. Farmer		Chicago Ill       [Telephone Boys]

		[O. C. Crawmer		Clay. Sick. O.

		[W H Cramer		Cleveland O

		[C. R. Farmer		New york

		[W. T. Evans		St Louis Mo

		[G W Rhoads		New York

		Miss Edna Confare	Chicago Ill

		Mr Clayton E Schneider	Westerville

		Miss. Celia Confare	New York City

		Edna Confare		Sunbury Ohio

		C C From    [crossed out]

		Geo W Miller		Columbus. O.

		Wm Bell Wooster		O

March 6		O C Crommer		Johnstown Ohio

		H. Stiesrath		Iowa City Iowa

		G W Deyarmin		Mansfield

		W M Laryhlin		Zanesville


					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	      Thursday March 1st 1906

		Edna Confare

	       Friday March 9 1906

		Celia Confare 		N. Y. City

		S A Laoling		Centerburg O

		Chas T Sheldon		Cincinnati O

		J. W. Culver		Westerville

		Geo. A. Brown		New Holland, O

		C. E. Schaad		Crestline, O

		C. O. Campbell		Ashland Ohio

March          Sunday March 11 1906

		D Charlie R. Farmer	New York

		D William H Cramer	New York

	        H. M. Wright		Col

		E. S. Brne		Strneyhtrslle

		Miss. Cecilia Confare	City

		Mr. Harry Gibbons	City

		Waldo Walker 		City

		A W Niason		Seefner

		O Baker			Delaware O

		C Justus		Ohio

		F A English		Crestline O

		Bennett Myers		Groveport O

		R L Williams		Delaware

		Miss Celi Confare


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                    <text>[page 20]

[unlabeled page 36 (L) and unlabeled page 37 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mr

		Harry Bristol		Syracuse N.Y.

		Miss Cecelia Confare	Sunbury O

		F. A. Forgrave		Columbus O.

		W H Hamling		Johnstown O

March 17 1906	Miss Celia Confare	City

		George Rhodes		March 17 1906 left Sunbury

March 18	C. R. Farmer		New York City

		W. T. Evans		New York City

		Mr Harry Selfridge	Galopli   [crossed out]

Monday 19 1906	Mr Harry Selfrige	Gallipolis O.

		A F Burdoin		Cleveland O.

		N W Hamilton		Dayton O

		George Allder		Johnstowe Ohio

		J Farrow		Cleveland Ohio

		J N Culver		Westerville

		W J Hughs		Johnstown O

		M B Kannon		Johnstown O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mr Sam Hopkins prop.

		Sam Hopkins 		Sunbury, O

		Miss Edna Confare	Sunbury Ohio

		T O Fruman		Jackson Mich

		Allen H Fetzer		Delaware O

		Roy C Huber		Columbus O.

		Rg Raymond		  "      "

		Room 4 and 5

		Jay Paryboon		Detroit

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Charlie R. Farmer	New York City

		W. T. Evans   		 "   "	  "

		Miss Celia Confare

		Geo H Keppel 		Wooster O

		T. W. Craig		Chgo

3/28		D. H. Gradfield		Toledo O

		E M Denton		Colo.

		J J Metzger		Richmond Ind

		H B Garver

30		C. E. Granger		City

March 30	H I Colflesh		Columbus O

		Miss Celia Confare	City

31		Geo. C. L. Southworth	Gambier

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                    <text>[page 21]

[unlabeled page 38 (L) and unlabeled page 39 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

 	       March 2 1906  "Register Hire"

		J W Scott		Delaware O

		C A McClelland		Delaware O

		A L Jacobs		Columbus

		Frank Wilson		Mt. Vernon

		Sup Jr E C Tobey	Waldo O

		R. B. Suley		Col. O.

		Geo. M. Bell Roofing	Dresdin Ohio

	       March 4

		Edw Leuaken

		G B Thomas		Marrion O

		Glenn Haley		Sunbury Ohio

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		J. H. Menill		Cols, O.

April 3		Harry P Colflesh	Columbus O

		E W Fompkins &amp; wife	  "      "

		A L William		Delaware



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C E Granger &amp; Fomiby	City

		Max Ludwig		Columbus

		C. R. Farmer		New Yorker

		W T Evans		New Yorker

		W C Shell		Col. O.

		A Lennan		Detroit

		Celia Confare		City

		Edna Belle Granger	City

		C D Pendon		Cols O

		H B Williams		Cols O

		A J Highland		Lancaster O

		A Wollin		Granville

		Dr John Rudolph		Monroe Mich

		Mrs Irene Rudulph	  "     "

		Chas Faye		  "     "

		Jas. A. Reed		Msse O

		Jas A. Rel

5/		C Z Martin		Cleveland

		A. J. Bentz		Ashland O.

		J W Hoyt		Delaware

		G. E. Shearer		Richmond Ind

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                    <text>[page 22]

[unlabeled page 40 (L) and unlabeled page 41 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		W G Baunbrett		Cols

		Mr Bart Bardinekan   	Cols O

		H. W. Ranson		Mt. Vernon O.

		A L Jacobs 		Cols

		W. E. Hark		Pittsburg

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		A P McCready		Cleveland O

		R. Ely Cahill		St. Louis Mo.

		Geo Patterson		Colo O.

		A L Barton		Lancaster

		F. A. Forgrave		Cols. O.

		W. E Koon		Cols O.

		B C Metzer		Delaware O

		F P Hall 		Cols. O

		J N Williams		Col

	       April 24 06

		W. I. Williams		Col

		Miss Edna Confare	City    

		Miss Delia Alfonso

		Miss Eleanor Marie Hopkins

					Sunbury Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Alonzo Fisher			

		O Ed Lure

	       April 22 1906

		C. R. Farmer		New Yorker

		W T Evans		 "   "

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Gin Stemberger		Dayton O.

		Laurel V. Stone		Conneaut, O.

		N P Linnell		Cleveland

		M C Saller		Columbus O

		A L Markland		Sedny O

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		W H Crinn		Cleve O

		George Allder		Johnstown Ohio

		B Taylor		Wooster O

		Miss Cecelia Confare

		W A Harris		Mfld

		G McNeal		Lima Ohio

		C Monroe		 "

		J H Undward		Cols O

		A L Jacobs		Cols O

		J. S. Eilemiller

		M E Martin		Mansfield O

		J. H. Farmer		Col

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                    <text>[page 23]

[unlabeled page 42 (L) and unlabeled page 43 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J B Seatherman		Centerburg

		A. E. Orsborn		Columbus

		R H Koepff		Cleveland

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

5/3/06		Otto H. Nusbaum		Cols. O.

		F. B. Riddlebarger	Oxford Mass

		C W Lauffer		Columbus O

		N J Sailer		Cols O

May 5		Delaware base ball Team

		Jno. O. LeFevre		Springfield, Ohio

		F. L. Cowles		Cols O

		J W Cooper		Indianapolis Ind

		Fred Forgrave		Cols. O.

		W. A. Harris		Mansfield Ohio

		J B Leatherrman		Centerburg O

		Miss

		Mr

		Mr Harry Gibbons	Wheeling W V

		P McHugh



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

May 12		J. M. Czar		Chicago

 "  14		G. C. Fishman		West Salim O.

 "  14		J. W. Singer		Gambier O

		A W Meader		Toledo

		A L Jacobs		Cols O

		J W Shepherd		Columbus O

		Harrry Orring		Cleveland

15		E. M. McConinck		Gallipolis O

		Celia Confare		City

		C. G. Selby		Columbus O

		S Fairchild		Westerville O

		B S Harris		Columbus O

		G M Justice		Pgh. Pa.

		Glenn Freeman		Columbus Ohio

		Louis Marting		Delaware Ohio

		Miss Barr		  "	  "

		Rex Vanderere		  "       "

		Fanny Paris		  "       "

		Ruth Rissler		Lancaster "

		Edna Belle Granger	          "

		Celia Confare		City

		Mr Salter Shicks	Westerville O


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                    <text>[page 24]

[unlabeled page 44 (L) and unlabeled page 45 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		N P Pond		Rochester N. C.

		Mrs N P Pond			"

		Edward Stauder Chauffer		"

		Edna Belle Granger

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Ed Dean			Cols O.

		F P Duesbach		Circleville O

		F. W. Leece		Akron O.

		Suartello Evenbrogeer	  "

		H. C. Mitchell		Mt Vernon

		S. G. Turner		Mt Vernon

		W G Gower		Mt Vernon

		Geo. B. Kelly		Mt Vernon

		G. W. Rhoads

		W. W. Vaugham		Cardington

		A Eeleurtis	

		Jay Paneyborn		Detroit

		J. H. Schooler		Parryton

		Ed Thompson Jr.		Delaware O

		C. A. McClelland	Delaware, Ohio

		Fred Rowland		  "        "

  		J. W. Scott		Marion, Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

5/20		R. C. Holden		[illegible]

		John E. Walker		Dayton

		Miss Cha Clarence	Newark O.

		Mr Walter Shicks	Westerville Ohio

		Mr Otis Sherban		  "          "

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		W E Rauch		Huntington Ind.

		J. M. Asheiur		Cols O

		A L Jacobs		Cols O

		A E Stevens and wife	Col O

		J. W. Tilton		Newark O

		L. F. Hough		Sunbury O

		W P Robinson and Co	Delaware Ohio

		Paul Lehman]		

		W A Sands]		Lehmans

		W A Sherrlam]		Orchestra

		E C Kershaw]		Columbus O.

		James Lynn		New York

		Arch C. McClurr		San Francisco Cal

		Miss Mary Lexan		New York

		Mrs Harnnont  [crossed out]

		Miss Hazel Marie Schwind Cleveland Ohio


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                    <text>[page 25]

[unlabeled page 46 (L) and unlabeled page 47 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Monday 29 1906

		A L William		Delaware O

	       May 31 1906

		Chas E. Foor Wife &amp; 	New Albany O.
		           Daughter

		A M Dodderer		Delaware O

June 1		C C Hughs		Utica O

		A E Hedges		Chigo Ill

		J J Gould

		Miss Edna Granger

		J Ochs			Cinti

		W H Sidebottom		Columbus O.

		C H Burwell		Columbus O

		H B Williams 		Cols O

		O F. Sweitzen		Cleveland

		E H Hanian		Cols

		E. Pugh			Col.

		Fred Rowland		left June 4 1906

		J A Vandegiff		Cols O.

		N P Linncee		Cleveland



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		E. J. Hobart &amp; wife	Worthington O.

		J Kohl			Cols O

		Geo Abernethy		Columbus

		Miss Celia Confare	Sunbury O.

		S Potter		Delaware

		M Meredith		Radnor O

		F A Smalley		Columbus O

		C C Sterling		G Rapids O

		H M Wright		Toledo O

		J. G. Pratt		Raymond O

June 4 1906  	Clinton Dresback	Johnstown O.

		Guy Green		Johnstown Ohio

		W Harry Borders		Harlem Ohio

		Edna Granger		Sunbury O

                Charles Borden          Sunbury Ohio

                A Jacobs                Colo

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		E. L. Walkup		Fleiter Bros Show

		H. D. Good		City

		J. J Luke		 "

		Burrell Myers		Groveport O

		Ed Lenahan		Cols O

		A. P. Fin		Marysville

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                    <text>[page 26]

[unlabeled page 48 (L) and unlabeled page 49 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Edna Granger		Sunbury O

		T Ceny			Spgfld O

		W R Harris		Columbus

		R. A Herbert		Cleveland

		E L. Shaffer		Mt. Liberty O.

		Frank Bainett		New Fort

		H Potee Jr		Cols O

		A Louis			Akron, O.

		H L. Clark		Millersburg

		L McDounough		Mt Vernon

		R. J. Gordon		Boston

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		R T VanRifan		Mt. V O
		
		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

		Mr. Perry Gorden	Columbus O.

		Jessie Clauson		Centerburg Ohio

		Burt Armstrong		Delaware 

		W. N. Ronider		So Bend

		F E Wilson		Rogers

		William Lewis		Cols O

		E Granberger		Cleveland



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sunbury Ohio June 21 1906

		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

		V L Garrison		Columbus Ohio

		W. J. Longworth		Delaware Ohio

		W. J. Saile		Cols O

		J F Auschetz		Cleveland O.

		Thurston Moore		Delaware

		Mr &amp; Mrs C A.McAlliston Columbus O.

		Robert K. McAlliston	 "       "

		Mrs J. B. Sheldon &amp; Son	 "       "

		R. J. Hedden		Columbus O

		W Harris		Mt Vernon O

		S W Fowler		Chicago Ill

		A D Hall		Cleveland

		A L Baker		Lancaster

		Geo R. Nicodman		Zanesville, O.

		G. W. Rhoads		Col. O.

		A L Jacobs		Cols O

		Geo Spurgeon		Millersport O

		M. K. Cleven		St. Marys O.

		G. N. Claner		Lancaster O

		G Dinni

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                    <text>[page 27]

[unlabeled page 50 (L) and unlabeled page 51 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       June 25 1906 Please Register

		Mr Carl E Swickard	Mansfield Ohio

	       June 26 1906

		J. W. Scott		Mann Ohio

		C G Selby		Columbus

		A. R. Henderson		  "

		W. S. Unks		Toledo O

		R H Koepff		Cleveland O

		Edw Lenahan		Cols O

		Chas E. Studer		Apple Creek O

		Frank O. Nusbaum	Col's, O.

		Ed K Clark		Marrion O
		
		Ed Roosvelt		Ashley O

		T. A. Wells		Bellpoint O

		H W. Simpson		Delaware O.

		W. J. Miller		Cols. O.

		Samuel Hamilton		Cols O

		O F Sweitzen 		Cleveland

		W Harrison		Col &amp; Finl



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins Prop

	       June 29 1906

		Celina Confare		City

		Eland Setty		Col, O.

		A. Ginn			Delaware

		O W Zehring		Cleveland

		B. P. Horan		Col's O.

		Miss Edna     [crossed out]

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Mr Will Maddox		Columbus Ohio

		Mrs Henry		  "       "

		Miss Edna Granger	City

		Jod Dauss		Mt Vernon

		C. A. Flack		Bloomville O

		E D Sheets		Delaware O

		William Lewis		Columbus O

		W. H. Cook		Galion O

		Claude Setty		Columbus O

		C C Craft		Cols O

		A. D. Good		City

		J. J. Luke		 "

		W. R Pulfard		Ashley

		M L Warirer		Wooster O

		Geo H Kepfell		Wooster O

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                    <text>[page 28]

[unlabeled page 52 (L) and unlabeled page 53 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       July 5 1906 Please Register

		J T Abbott		Cols O

		S A Sanburg		Centerburg O.

		Geo Clausing &amp; Wife	Delaware Ohio

		Darlene Duckworth	Delaware Ohio

		Edna Granger		Sunbury Ohio

		Eleanor Darre Hoss	friend    [left margin]

		T B. Miles		Salem O

		Sheridan Johnstown	Westerville

		Celia Confare		City

                John Hauling [crossed out]

		John Haughlin [crosses out] Ashley

		Edna Confare		Sunbury, O

		Josephine Lake		City

		Will Harding		Johnstown Ohio

		Mr Jam Jones		Galena O

		Will Evens		Johnstown O

		G. W. Rhouds		Columbus

		Darline	Duckworth	Delaware

		Edna Confare		Berkshire Ohio

		Burt

		Edna Granger		Sunbury O.


[left margin: Eleanor Marie Hopkins]
					

                             HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins Prop

		M C Sallu		Columbus O

		F. A. McAllister	Delaware O.

		F. L. Turlin		Columbus

		E H Fry			Columbus

		R. D. Koepft		Cleveland

		Hav C Townsend		Lancaster O

		Edw Lenaham		Cols Ohio

		C. W. Arthur		Detroit

		Jno A. Nicholson	Des Moines Io

		F A Smalley		Cols Ohio

		Edna Confare		City

		Mr Tom Babcock		Maringo O.

		N. M Grown		Wheat O

		J. T. Moore		Marysville O

		Mr. John Bewart		Maringo O.

		John George		Mt Vern O

		Stanley Moore		Centerbury Ohio

		George Rhodes		Columbus O.

		W W Dauss		Mt Vernon

		C. J. Reed		Columbus O

		J W Cochran		Toledo

		Arthur Tarrshire	Columbus O

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                    <text>[page 29]

[unlabeled page 54 (L) and unlabeled page 55 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1906 July 20	W H Goff		Broadway O

		L B Goff		 "       "

		Rodney Disinger		Lancaster Ohio

		Ray Disinger		Lancaster  "

		Claude Getty		Centerburg O.

		Burt Holland		Mt Gilied O.

July 20		E B Moore		Newark Ohio

		J W Cochran		Toledo O.

		Miss Edna Confare	city

		Carl Swickard 		Westerville Ohio

		Purl Little		Marion Ind

July 28

		Mr John M. Evain	Utica Ohio

		Mrs John M Evans	Utica Ohio

		Mr. R. E. Wolf		Lancaster O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

		W. H. Rice		Delaware, O

		Miss Cecelia Confare	July 22 1906

		Mr. Kim Sedwick and Wife

		Elizbeth  "

		Rowland   "

		Mrs. Odis Kimbill	Sunbury O

		Miss Mary Perfect	Marysville

		Mr. Ray Disinger	Lancaster O.  1906 July 23

		W H Harris		Mansfield O

		C W Clark		Cols

		A L Jacobs 		Cols

		Ray Disinger		Banges O.

		Peter Kinnear		Columbus O.

July 24th	S C Townsend		Lancaster O

		J E. Barker		Worthington O

		Mac Barcus		C. N. Tel Co.

		D W Ackinson		Westerville O

		Fred Snyder		C N Tel Co

		J Cateral

		L S. Crown		

		Edw L Smith		Cleveland O

		H. R. Hale		columbus Ohio


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                    <text>[page 30]

[unlabeled page 56 (L) and unlabeled page 57 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Cols Photo Co

July 25 1906	Edw Lenahan		Cols O

		Chas. E. Studer		Apple Creek O.

		Rob Koepff		Cleveland

		G E Larrjay		Cols

		C H. Leonard		Delaware O

		R H Dairs		Cleveland

		C H. Thance		New York

		Lamuel Stevens		Columbus

		S A Sarling		Centerburg O

		A Coyer wife &amp; child	Kinnley He.

		Ray B. Bishop		Centerburg O

		F. P. Housholder	Utica, O.

		R F Lindsley		Mansfield O

27		W J Saile		Cols O

		N Culver		Chi

		J. F. William &amp; Daughter  Cols.

		Mr Robert Nuton		C. N. Tel Co

		Carl Swickard  		Westerville O.

		H. B. L			Granville



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins Prop.

                Dr. S. J. Rigdon        Delaware

		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

		W W Davis		Mr Vernon

		Sylvia F. Wolfe		Johnstown

		Effie Wolfe		 "    "

		Fannie Tyler		 "    "

		C S Reynolds		Cols O

		B R Ryan		Millersburg, O.

		Jas. M. Cobb		Clev. O.

		W Ailyurg

		J. T. Sylvester		Sabina O

		B V Leas &amp; Wife		Del

		J. A. Vandegriff	Cols O

		Geo. F. Mooney		 "   "

	       Aug 6th 1906

		H B Williams		Cols O

		W J Curry		Batte Md

		C. A. Flack		Bloomville O

		R H Koepft		Cleveland O

		Edw Lenahan		Cols O

		F B Shafer		Cols O


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                    <text>[page 31]

[unlabeled page 58 (L) and unlabeled page 59 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		F A Smalley		Cols O

8/11		H E. Burris		Columbus O

		B. Williams		Columbus O

		W. Young	        Westerville, O

		J. V. [illegible]	Delaware O

		John Mead		Delaware

		Edw Lenahan		Cols O

		W. W. Bond		Columbus, O

		L Rosnick		Niles O

		J. W. Scott		Marion O.

		C. A. McClelland	Delaware, O

		John Mead		Delaware, O.

		R J Heddica		Col. O

		S McKee			Cols O

		J T Moore		Marysville O

		H C Hopkins		City

		C W McCoy		Cleve

		J W. Williams		Col

		Mr Richard



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Ra Bafeveh		Marengo O

		A. F. Bundain		Cleveland, O.

		Glenn Haley		Sunbury Ohio

		H E Warner		Reading, Mich.

		R S. Vaughn		Waldo O.

		J. R. Levy		Delaware, O.

		B. F. Whipps		Cols O

		M Edwards		Det		

		U Edwards		 "

		John Jewell		Westerville Ohio

		H Richards		Cols Ohio

		Sheridan		Westervill

		Porter Johnston		Westervill Ohio

		W H Switzer		Defiance O

		Chas Klefinger		Dayton O.

Sept 7 1906	Miss Georgia		Fostio Con

		C. N. Tel. Co.

		Carl Swirckard		Westerville O

		Paul Bouchie		Kentucky

		Elias Barcus	        Worthington O

		Bob Newton		Columbus O

		John Cattrel		Columbus

	         driver

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                    <text>[page 32]

[unlabeled page 60 (L) and unlabeled page 61 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sunbury Ohio Sept. 9 1906

		Celia Confare		City

		H. P. Colflesh		Columbus O

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire

		E. M. Hickham		Delaware O

		Wm W Wells		Delaware O

		W W Daufs		Mt Vernon O

		S R Greig		Waunegan Ills

		C W. Arthur		Detroit

		Herbert A Mason		Columbus O.

	       Sept 11th 1906		 

		Otto Kusbaum		Cols. O.

		Geo A Deyer		 "    "

		C Lears			Cleveland Ohio

		S C Riddle		Delaware

		W. C. Magae		Granville O

		Nyleouchot		Versailles, O.

	       Sep 12/06

		Doc King		Col

		T D Wisenian		Detroit

		J Farrow		Cleveland O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sept 12 1906

		Celia Confare

		G. W. Crawford		Newark O

		J. C. Barker		Worthington, O.

		John Cattrel		Col O

		Elias Barcus		Worthington Ohio

		John Cottrel		Columbus Ohio

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire  Sept 16

		C. M. Kellism		Columbus, O.

		Frank O. Nusbaum	Cols. O.

		J A Sauderman		New Holland O

		Glenn Haley		Sunbury Ohio

		W. C. Magiee		Cniclet O [Cincinnati]

		D. E. Scott		Marion, Ohio

		A Smith			Marion Ohio

		M Holland		Marion Ohio

		P McHugh		Marion Ohio

		Edw Lenahan 		Cols

		R I McCauley		Cols, O.

		Chas. E. Strides	Apple Creek O

		Celia Confare		City


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                    <text>[page 33]

[unlabeled page 62 (L) and unlabeled page 63 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Celia

		J.C. Miller		Col. O.

		N J Corichot		Versaills O.

		A. Corson		Cleveland

		R. S. VanSickle		Col. O.

	       Sept 23, 06

		D B. Grubb &amp; wife	Mt Vernon, O.

		L. G. Stinwell and wife  "   "     "

		Wendell W. Stillwell	 "   "     "

		Madalices Stillwell	 "   "     "

		Ruth R. Stillwell	 "   "     "

		W.B. Lennson &amp; Wife	New Carlisle O.

		W.C Maydl		Condit O

		H B Williams		Cols O

		F WcVean		Detroit Mich

		S Potter		Delaware O

		M Meredith		Radnor O

		Geo Cleveland

		E.S. Mendenhall

		Wossamison		Columbus O

		Glenn Haley



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Bill Laughery		Columbus

		J T Abbott		Cols O

		H.C. White		Canton O

		E L Westwood		Wheeling W Va

		F Trundship		Cleve O

1906 Sept 27	Celia Confare

		William Prosser Jr.	Sunbury O

		Cecelia Confare		City

		Georgia	Foster

		C. Green		Johnstown O.

			&amp; Lady

		Earl Hewette		Marengo O.

			and Lady

		Joe J. Harris		Sparta Ohio

			and Lady Love

		Wm M Riley		Centerburg O

		Hughes                  Cleveland O

                Glen

		E J Harshfield		Yellow Springs O

Oct 1 1906	E R Beatty		

		Celia Confare		City


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                    <text>[page 34]

[unlabeled page 64 (L) and unlabeled page 65 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Oct 1st 06

		N.J Curry		Butts, MA

		W. H. Stintz		Mansfield

		Dwight L. Gupp		Mt Vernon O.

		J.S. McCrackin		 "        "

		R J McCauley		Cols. O.

		H.P. Resch		Canton, O.

		Grant McNeal		Lima O

		Carl Monroe		  "

		Carl    [crossed out]

		A. Graham		Cleveland, O

		Allen H Feker		Galion O

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Miss Cox

		Wm Davis		Mt Vernon

		D.C. Harr		Indpls

		Ea. K Clark		Marion

		Edd M Rosevelt		Ashley O

		T Nettleton		Berkshire

		Mike Hollench		Sunbury

		Mr C E Swickard		Westerville



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Oct 6 1906 Saturday

		R.J. Huddleston		Cols O.

	       Oct 8 1906

		E.W. Shoemaker		Cols, O

		Geo F Shurtz		Columbus O

		T.P. Sturgeon		  "

		A. Alford		Fremont, O

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		H.R. Stokes		Dit O

		Geo A Deper		Cleveland O

		Irwin M Koch		Cincinntie

		F B. Riddleberger	Oxford Mass

		W.G. Swain		Cols O

		H. McQuillan		Mansfield, O

		GHm Celure		Granville

		Frank O Nusbaum		Cols O

		Miss Edna Confare	Wednesday Oct 17 1906

		Mr Bob Newton


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                    <text>[page 35]

[unlabeled page 66 (L) and unlabeled page 67 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sunbury Ohio Oct 16 1906

		C W Clark		Cols O.

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		Liz Stampf		Westerville, O.

		Dave Cindert		  "          "

		Brooks Flelctur		Cleveland

		H P Harrison		Col.

		Edw Lenahan		Cols O

		A G. Son		Louisville Ky

		J L Brown		Delaware

		Celia Confare		Sunbury Ohio

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek Ohio

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire O

		Wm H Pierce		Hillsborro O.

		Ross I McCauley		Cols O

		Silas Parraf		Wooster O.

		G.W. Rhoads		Columbus O

		D E Scott

		Mr Carl Swickard	of Primrose City	

		



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sam Hopkins Prop

		Miss Celia Confare

		Cecelia Confare		City


		Delsie Butcher		Mt Vernon

		B T Main		 "    "

		Rev. J. W. James	Sunbury

		Josie Doufs		Mt Vernon

10/22		Geo. W. Campbell	Columbus O.

		V.M. Harris		Columbus O.

		Geo Patterson		Cols O

		W. J. Sailor		Cols O

		C D Trimble		 "   "

		Miss Edna Confare	City

		Ross J McCauley		Columbus O.

		W.A. McLaughlin		Zanesville

		C M Leonard		Delaware, O

		F.F. Green &amp; Wife	Columbus, O.

		Miss Grace Greene	  "       "

		Mrs Belle Stark		Odell, Ill.

		H. Leland Nichol	Columbus, O.

		J B Lindley		Mansfield O

		G Wallenstain		Cinti O

		J.W. James 		City


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                    <text>[page 36]

[unlabeled page 68 (L) and unlabeled page 69 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		S.B. Wagner		New York

		L P Lewis		Cols, O.

		Mr Clark		 "    "

		S.G. Hirm		Cols

		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

		Frederick Barns		Col O

		William Prosser Jr.
		
		Miss Edna Confare	City

		J. Skeels		Sunbury O

		Miss Edna Confare

		Mr C E Swickard		Conesville O.

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire

		Miss Edna Foster	Sunbury Ohio

		Mr Roy D Cross &amp; Wife	Chil      [crossed out]

		Leroy Dorr Cross



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Oct. 27 1906

		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

		E M Binnrock		Cols O

		J.W. James		Sunbury, O.

		R Belford 		Caldwell O

		J.C Reichelderfer	Del Ohio

		Carl Swickard		Conesville Ohio

		James J Hill		Johnstown O

		T D Uehdil		Centerburg O

		H W   "			   "

		Lewis Eabins		   "

		Walter Shicks		Westerville Ohio

		M Cobin			Columbus

		Gilbert A Eldridge	Crawfordsville Ind

	       Nov 2 1906

		Otto Nusbaum		Cols. O.

		W.J. Marthe

		Jos J. Zipperer		  "   "

		E. C. Payne		Conesville Ind

		Bob Newton

Nov 3		Mr Ross Farmer		Columbus Ohio

		A Bittman		Ohio

		C.O. Waynes		Bradford Pa


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                    <text>[page 37]

[unlabeled page 70 (L) and unlabeled page 71 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Sunbury O Nov. 12. 1906

		C.W. Arthur		Det.

		Brent Armstrong

		John W Williams		Columbus

		S.G. Him		Cols

11/9/06		R.P. Skinner		Pomroy O.

		Cecelia Confare		City

		Ross S McCauley		Columbus O.

		J.F. Davis		Matta O.

		Jas Stewart		Piqna O

		W.F. Wieland		Mt Gilead, O.

		D. Watrons		Delaware, O.

		R K Carnthus		Col, O.

		S H Coulter		Bucyrus, O

		Patric McHugh		Sunbury O.

		Mr A D Smith		Bellfountain O

		W J Walton		Columbus O.

		C M Leonard		Delaware O

		Chas. E. Studer		Apple Creek O.

		O.F. Wisner		Apple Creek O

		Geo H Steppel		Wooster O

		Mrs Ira Lanthrey	Johnstown O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Celia Confare	City

		G H Goodrich		Toledo, O.

		E Lenahan		Cols. O

		Chas Tenrick		Tipp City O

		A N Decker		Warensburg O

		H Bond			Cintio

		L.S. Ward		Lisbon, O

		L.M.Turney		Toledo O

	       Monday November 19 1906

		H.J.Saile		Cols O

		W A Archer		Newark Ohio

		M Debuam		Suffolk Virginia

                E B Baker               Sugar Creek O 

		C T Gibson		Troy Ohio

		Ross I McCauley		Columbus O

		E.D. Findlay		Pbgh

		W J Lingworth		Delaware

		C.F. Sherry		Cortland O

		H L Pettet		Col O

		Mr Tom Babcock		Marengo Ohio

		E B Baker		Sugar Creek O

		J.B. Dollison		Cambridge Ohio

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                    <text>[page 38]

[unlabeled page 72 (L) and unlabeled page 73 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Nov 24 1906	Max Myers		Pes. Mich.

		Thomas Babcock		Marengo

Nov 25		J.W. James		Sunbury, O.

		J T Abbott		Cols O

		W.W. Daugherty		South Bend, Ind.

		S Braunschurign		Philadelphia

		B.L. Engus &amp; Wife	Columbus O

		Mr. South		Worthington Ohio

11/27		R C Holden		Cinti O

		James Brooks		Des Mones Ia

		Herbert S Baker		San Francisco Cal.

		C W Young		Mason City Ia

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire Ohio

		Mr Chauncey Confare	Columbus O

		W. Va.   [crossed out]

29		L J Williams &amp; wife	Sunbury    O

		O.P. Welton &amp;   "	Mt Vernon  "

		E.A. Furniss &amp;  "    	Galena      "

		Mrs Nitochlire &amp; son	Columbus   "

		John Landon &amp; wife &amp;son	Sunbury

		M Arigory &amp; wife	  "        "

		Grover Garrison		Jo. O.

		



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

11/29		James Cockwill &amp; wife	Sunbury, O.

		H.W. Bradshaw &amp; wife	Sunbury, O.

  "		Mrs C.N. Van Houten	Sunbury O.

  "		Marjorie P. Laraba	Centerburg Ohio

  "		Altye M. Cooke		Centerburg  "

  "   		Elina F. Faraba		  "

  "		Josephine Mattews	  "

		Wm Barnez Riley		  "

		Aaron Higgins		  "

		Lillian Higgins		  "

		Russell Higgins		  "
		
		R M Hasson		  "

		A.W. Brown		  "

		Elmer Bell		  "

		W.F. Kern &amp; Wife	Manhattan Nev.

		L.A. Hill &amp; Wife	Columbus, O.

		Clifford Hill		  "       "

		E Em McKinley		Dayton, O.

		F.O. Nusbaum		Cols O

		Miss Cecelia Confare	City

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                    <text>[page 39]

[unlabeled page 74 (L) and unlabeled page 75 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		W.W. Daugherty		Versailles Ohio

		C.A. Confare		Columbus Ohio

		G. Garrison		Johnstown O.

		Miss Katie Mas Bear

Dec 2		Mr C.E. Swickard	Conesville Ohio

Dec 2		Mr. William Prosser Jr.	City

		Miss Blance Rose	Berkshire, O.

		J E Brown		Cols O

		J M Tobias		Cols

		J R [illegible] 	Col O

		Miss Edna Confare	City

Dec 11		Mr South		Worthington O.

		James Albert Patterson	Columbus O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Dec 5

		James Pace		Sunbury Ohio

		P.A. Dire		Col. O

		L.V. Uncaphis		Marion O

1906		Ross I McCauley		Cols. O.

Dec 6		C.M. Davis		Cols

Dec 6		Otto Nusbaum		Cols

AO		Mr. Scott		Marion Ohio

		E.E. McGuire		Centerburg, O.

Dec 7		Harry Whitford

Dec 7		Miss Pinney		Columbus O

Dec 8		Mr J. Holland		New York

		A.P. Scott		Marion

		Mr Denison		Delaware

		George Cleveland	Cheshire

		Commissioner Potter	Delaware

		Mr Larimore		Col

		Gus Irwin		Sunbury

		Jesse Gifford		Westerville O

		O. Mitchell		Niles Mich.

		G L Drake		Columbus O

		Chas. E. Stnder		Apple Creek O.


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[unlabeled page 76 (L) and unlabeled page 77 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		O [illegible]			Cols O

		[illegible]		Cleveland

		B E. Poste		columbus O

		W.T. Kurt		Dayton

		Herbert A. Mason	Col O

		Mrs Mable Domigan	 "  "

		A J Walters		Adrain Mich

		C. T. Wissinger		Col O.

		J.W. Kufe &amp; Wife	Newark, O.

		Mr Thomas Babcock	Marengo O

		S Robt [illegible]		Centerburg O

		Hosie Hopkins &amp; wife

		Gordon Parish		Columbus

		James Wilson		Penn.

		Irene Wilson		State Road

		Thomas Babcock		Marengo

		John E. Lortz		Columbus O

		T.J Kannserer		Louisville Ky

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire

Dec 14		Miss Pinney		Columbus O

		Grover Garrison		Johnstown

		Jr. Valentine		Auburn

		A Thompson



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

12/24		E M Brunbach		Cols O

		Mr Thompson		Delaware

		A L Bekin		Lancaster

		J E Bronn		cols O.

		Ira Cearne		Johnsotwn O

		Gus Omylar		Col O

		H C. Hopkins &amp; wife	City

		H.D. Goodmon		Toledo O

		C A McClelland		Delaware Ohio

		J H Dyer &amp; (1)		Columbus O

		Floyd Walter		Circleville O

		Ross I McCauley		Columbus, O.

		H D Goodman		Toledo O

		Went Fetzer		Galion O

		Frank Dilswer		Richwood Ohio

		Margie Dilswer		  "   "   "

		Madge Dilswer		  "   "   "

		Dora Dilswer		  "   "   "

		B.A. McGrimis		Mansfield O

		C D Huff		Columbus O

		H R Berkstrover		Cols O

		Chas. E. Sturdes	Apple Creek O.

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                    <text>[page 41]

[unlabeled page 78 (L) and unlabeled page 79 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1/9-1907	R C. Halden		Cincinnati

		S.K. Haslam		New Vienna O

		John Riddle		Delaware O

		S L Brake		Col

		Ed Leonard		Chesterville

		HC Conard		  "

		J Galloway		Marysville O

		P.K Reynolds		Lancaster, O.

		H R Vance		cols O

		H Bristol		Syracuse N.Y.

		F.H.Zake		N.Y.

		Mr Flick		Johnstown

		Fred Simson		Johnstown

Jan 13		David Chase		Olive Green

		W.D. DeRanyo		Cols

		S.G. Rood		Detroit

		HB Williams		Cols O

Jan 14		B Rae Kinney		Mt Vernon

		Rid Jones		  "

		Clyde Wesver		  "

		Dick Wert		  "



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Jan 14		Harry Gresling		Mt Vernon

		E N Mukel		  "
		
		Jesse Gifford		Westerville O

		O R smith		Des Moins Ia

		WO Burkholder		Mt Vernon O

15		Ed K. Clark		Marion O

		Stanley K Hirech	  "

		Harley Shoemaker	Ashley O

		Mr Love Poy		Col

		Mr A. Whippls		Col

		Homer Doty		Millersburg O

		Scott Vaunatta		Greenwidh O..

		M S Warner		Wooster O

		S A Scaling		Centerburg O

		J N Kugan		D

		F.W. Arnold		Columbus, O

		R F Clark 		Fredericktown O

		R. Ely Cahill		St Louis Mo

		H M Hamilton

		J.A. Dawes		Columbus O.


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                    <text>[page 42]

[unlabeled page 80 (L) and unlabeled page 81 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

19		E.C. Turley		Delaware O

		L Murphy		Condit, O.

		F.B. Morehouse		Killbourne O

		Glenn Haley		The Columbus Dry Good Co.

		P L Bowen		No Lewisburg O

		O A Leach		Columbus, O.

		J A Harris		Mansfield O

		O.F. Sweitzer		Cleveland O

		L E Myers		Canton O.

		E B Sewall Jr.		Cols O

		I S Watts		Portland Mo.

		P N Dustin		Centerburg

		B.L. Smoots		Centerbury O

		J.C Wolfinger		Canton O

		Sewes			Centerburg

		G. Marion		Columbus

		Robert Rust		Columbus

		H.P. Fairchild		Buffalo N.Y.

		Mont. H. Ferr		Wabash

		Frank Shanahan		Delaware

		A.A. Josten		Columbus, O.

		J.P. Harn		St Louis

		H McJudy		Columbus O	



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J T Abbott		Cols O

		T L Atkinson		Toledo

		George Rich		Cleveland

		Fred Simpson		Johnston

		A D Hall		Cleveland

		Auton F Gorse		Cleveland, O.

		W.W. Lymean		Rochester N.Y.

		Floyd Watts		Circleville O

		P C Barnes		Cols O

		J C. Giesen		Kilbourn O

		Frank Stamets		Des Moines Ia.

		President Roosevelt	Washington D.C.

		F.A. Derthick		Maulua O.

		Miss Silvia Shaw	Danville O.

		Grayce Smoots		Centerburg O.

		Mrs. W. S. Miller 	Centerburg

		H.S. Howard		Columbus Ohio

		G Haley North Jr	Columbus Dry Good Co

		Eleanor Russell		Danville Ohio Knox Co.

		G H. McClure		Greenville O Dry Co

		Haymond Rerfect		Condit O

		  and Wife		  "    "

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                    <text>[page 43]

[unlabeled page 82 (L) and unlabeled page 83 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Feb 4		T.H. Shipman		Cleveland

		Theo. Hammerd		Toledo O

		A L Baker		Bancoster

		A R Marhias		Cols O

		Chas. E. Sturdon	Apple Creek O.

		Mr Lyre			Coln  Feb 6th

		R. Ely Cahill		St Louis Mo

		J M Galley

		J P Williams		Clev. O

		Harry Welch		Toledo, O     4/7/07

		Ols Baker		Lucinda Pa

		M S Telephone Co   [In left border]

Feb 7		P. Williams		Cleode Ohio

		V S Sherlock		  "     "

		F Howe			Norwalk O

		E. Aeumerman		  "     "

		H. Anderson		Sandusky "

		A. Gallagher		Clyde    "

		Jas Campbell		Bellevue "

		Geo Greenhoe		Vermillion "

		V. Leiby		Milan Ohio

		Jono Bell		Westerville, O

		H.C. Green		US Tel Co

		Jason Nettleton



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J Farrow		Cleveland Ohio

		M L Warner		Wooster Ohio

		Geo H Kippel		Wooster O

		Calc Leanorer		Delaware

		Mr Cuter		Col

		H. Wilson		City

		J.B Haugh		Columbus O

		G McNeal		Lima O

		O. Mitchell		Niles Mich.

		F E Batterhill		New Phila O.

		E B Sewell Jr		Cols O

		Chas Stevens		Mt Vernon O

		Miss Goldie Fuller	Sunbury Ohio

		F B Morehouse		Kilbourne

		J. Adams		Cols O

		J N Walker

		V.C. Long		Worthington O.

		S L Drake		Col O

		M Toff

		C L Martin		Delaware O

		J T Davis		Col

		P H Pingally		Bellefontaine

		M.V. Hubbell		Toledo O

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                    <text>[page 44]

[unlabeled page 84 (L) and unlabeled page 85 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		H.H Herbeckor		Sunbury O

		T.W. McClure		Cols Ohio

		Floyd Watts		Circleville

		C N Davis		Cols. O.

		H. L. Smoot		Cols

		W.M. Brown		Canton

		J.N. Sullivan		Columbus Ohio

		S H Coulter		Bucyrus O

		M.G Living		Frederickton O

		A.A. Josten		Columbus O.

		L North			Circleville

		C L Cooper		Omaha Neb

		W A Harris		Mansfield O

		Fred W Sculley		Detroit

		H.E. Faught		Cols O

		W.J. Roseburgh		Detroit Mich

		Jon Waterman		Forrest O

		N.J. Curry		Baltimore Md

		W J Longworth		Delaware O

		R.B. Boon		Lexington O.

		Ross J McCauley		Columbus O

		G N Kisecken		Do

		J A Vandegriff		Cols O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		James F. O'Dannell	Cleveland, O.

		W.F. Ikius		Olsond O.

		S L Drake		Cols O

		A H Taft    		  do

		G.E. Leonard		Norwalk O

		G H McClure		Greenville O

		J.W. Kirkpatrick	Chgo

		C W Clark		Cols O

		S Crouse		Col O.

		Tho D Pofharn		Fredericktown O

		Neil Fravel		Col. O.

		Thomas Nettleton	Cheshire

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		C H Seward		Delaware O

		S A Darling		Centerburg O

		Fls Ball		Westerville O.

3/18		W G Williaman		Col O

		A H Mattlison		N. Adams Mass

		Drins			Delaware

		Jno C LeFsone		Springfield

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                    <text>[page 45]

[unlabeled page 86 (L) and unlabeled page 87 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       [blank page]



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       March

		Dawn Butte Jason

18		L. Moore		Delaware

		G F Faggart		Delaware

		A.P. Scott		Marion

19		F.L. Magill		Centerburg O

		S L Drake		Cols. O.

		O.F. Wisner		Apple Creek O

		F B Thomas		Marion O.

		B.A McGinnis		Mansfield O

		H. Welch		Toledo, O
                                                   I.H.W. Colunbus. O
3/20		Floyd Watts		Circlevile

3/21		H.S. Warwick		Columbus, Ohio  with L-W. Co.

		Jason Gifford		Westerville O

		Albert Dolder		Columbus O

		Chas. Kemery		Columbus O.

		Gus Carrole		Marion O

		R A Shaw		Columbus O

		H Garrison		Columbus O

		Mr and Mrs Orin S. Bacon Jr.   Canandaigua, N.Y.

3/25		H A Laurimon		Cols

3/25		J. McMan		Gambier O.

3/25		H.W. Fish		Columbus, O.

		Ross I McCauley		Columbus O.

		John Doe		Centerburg

		[illegible]		NY
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                    <text>[page 46]

[unlabeled page 88 (L) and unlabeled page 89 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

30th		John L Dickey		Coshocton, O

		Gain Danitt		Johnstown Pa

		M.P. Davis		Cols. O.

		D F Fay			  Do

		S L Drake		  Do

		C A Wilson		London O

April 3

		Frank Ganes		Columbus O

		Mrs Heitzle		  "      "

		Ray Repp		  "      "

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O

		Dave Whitman		Cleveland

		O.H.Eggert		Toledo Ohio

		W H Craig		Springfield O

		R Ely Cahill		St Louis Mo

		G.T. Stone		toledo

		M.R.Findley		New Concord Ohio

		Fred Scott A.R.E.	Marion

		J.L.Sylvester		Sabina O

		Olive M. Weld		Alloona, Pa.

		C R Beaty		E.L.

		G E Phillips		Cleveland Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Olive M. Weld		Alloina	Pa

		Harriette M. Jonus	Cleveland

		C.F. Brinker		Cols O.

		Wm S. Roath		Akron Ohio

		L. Beard		California

		Mrs Rose Bowen		Westerville

		C O Campbell		Ashland, O.

		G E Phillips		Cleveland Ohio

		H B. Riddlebarger	Mansfiled, O

		J.W. James		City

		Ross I McCauley		Cols O.

		Bert Wilson		Col O.

		H E Jains		Toledo O

		A L Baker		Lancaster

		Geo T Shurtz		Columbus O

		A L. Krebs		Columbus O.

		F.H. Hinson		Canton O.

		M. A. Lee		Jamestown N.Y.

		Mr Criss		Hacere, Pa

		L L Kinchad		Mt Vernon Ohio

		G H Goodard		P.K.

		G H McClure		Greenville

		Thos Carroll		Marion


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                    <text>[page 47]

[unlabeled page 90 (L) and unlabeled page 91 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

April		R. Confare		Worthington O

  "		C H Seward		Delaware, O

		J N Murray		Columbus O

		J T Lawson		Delaware O

		Earl R [illegible]	Philadia

		James Brooks		De Moines Ia

		Erwin Embich		Lancaster O.

		H Fitzer		Galion O

4/21		Arch W. Smith		Delaware Ohio

		C.W.McKinzie		Delaware O.

		H. Waterson		Delaware, O.

		C.J. Hites		Mt Vernon O

		D.W. Holmes		Indp

		Ross I McCauley		Cols O.

		Ira D. Bale		West Jefferson O

		A J White		Delaware

		J L Davis		Cols Ohio

		J.S. [illegible]	Chicago

		D W Short		Westerville O

		M.J.Taylor		Marengo, O.

		Ralph E Ayers		Marengo O

		J.L.Wilson		Marion	O.

		Ernest Lloyd		  "



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		H B Williams		Cols O

		S L Drake		Cols O

		T C Garfield		Cleveland O

4/29		Floyd Watts		Circleville

4/30		Arch W. Smith		Delaware Ohio

		Glenn Haley

		H K Doolittle		Gambier O

		F.E. Parker		Gambier O

		Chas Benedict		Mt Vernon

		Chas. Smith		Cleveland

		T E Burnside		Westerville O.

		Miss Grace Felrows	Col. O.

		Chas. E. Studer		Apple Creek O.

		Geo Getner 	        Col. O.

		Mrs E.W. Webster	Centerburg

		D N Short		Westerville

		H.C. Wellcome		Cols.

		Wm Piper		Mansfield Ohio

                A E Piper               Mansfield Ohio

		G.M. Healy		City

		D N Short		Westerville, O.

		Wm Wells		Delaware

		F.A.Mcallister		  "	

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                    <text>[page 48]

[unlabeled page 92 (L) and unlabeled page 93 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

May 4th		J.L. Wilson		Marengo, O.

		G A McDermitt		Johnstown, Pa

		W E Ranch		Huntington Ind.

		J Richart		Columbus O

		C.F. Biggs		  "      O

		G K Ellison		Croton

		C B Hamer		Bellefontaine O

		S. Rautgong		Dayton O

		F. J Merigold		Columbus, O.

		Ross I McCauley	`	Columbus O.		

		G W Keppel	        [illegible] O

		J [illegible]		Delaware O.

		M S. Warner		Wooste O

		O.G. Baker		Pgh. Pa

		S. Kinder		Delaware O

		D.J. Hull		Nebunce O

		E.C. Payne		Dayton O

		Jessie Gifford		Westerville O

		G.C. McRato		Phila Pa

		Frank J. Mengold	Cols.

		D F Fay			 do

		W C Shill		Col O.

		F. W. Knod		Dolingo O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C F Drake		Cols O.

		D.S. Lloyd		Marengo O

		J.C. Reicheldeyer	Del. Ohio     May 14

		Frank M. Bemis		Columbus O.

		A D Hall		Cleveland

		Malorsky Teboahl	Penne Cal

		Wm H Pince		Hillsbore O.

		J. Shult		Delaware O.

		W J Curry		Batts Md

		F J Cutchfield		Cols O

		S.M. Kink		Bengholz O

		B O Secrist		[illegible] O

		E W Tompkins		Cols

		J.W. Sigler		Mt Vernon O

		C S [illegible]	        Waverly O.

		J B. Jewett		Columbus

		Edw Linhau		Cols O

		F Friendship		Cleve O

		wm Rosy			Ashley O

		C.E. Bradley
		
		H M Wright		toledo O
			
		G E Phillips		Cleveland Ohio

		Fred W Smilley		Detroit


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                    <text>[page 49]

[unlabeled page 94 (L) and unlabeled page 95 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		aka Wyman

		J.H. Higgins		Dayton O

		K G Bomelle		Cleveland

		F S Cony		Spgfld O

		S L Drake		Cols

		Jim L. Lawson		Delaware

		C.F. Biggs		Columbus, O.

		T.H. Gimon		Canton O.

		Walter Wechl		Dalton O.

		C J Bricker		Orville O

5-29-7		C W Williams 		Cols, O

5-27-07

5.29-07		John C. Reichelderfer	Del Ohio

5-30-07		George Rich		Cleveland

		Jas. F. Sipe		Chgo

		Jas Lin			Delaware

		M. Lin			  "

		Miss Ross		  "

		Arch McClerns		  "

		H.G. Morgan		Delaware Ohio

5/30/07		Harrie Hughs		Delaware - O   D. H. S. '04

		Fred Andrue Domigan	Del O   D.H.S. '04

		L M Shively		Del Ohio

		T. D. Peters		Ohley W.V.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		W D Jacques		Columbus, O.

		Roy D Grissinger	Mt. Vernon O

		T G O'Neil		Cols. Ohio

		F.O. Padgett		Delaware, O.

		J.C. Vollbecht		Cols. O.

		Jno O. Klein		 "    "

		J Adams			 "    "

		Chas. E Studer		Apple Creek O

		L H Murray		So Charleston O.

		A. R. Chance		Alliance O

		Wm Stumps		Mansfield O

		C.W. McKinzie		Delaware O.

		O.G. Baker		Pgh. Pa

		C.P. Reddrop		Chgo

		Ira D Bate		West Jefferson O

		Geo. G. Ebner		Col. O.

		Lawyer Cupp &amp; wife	Texas

		Mrs Grace Keesin	Chicago Ill

		R.J. Harrsom		Mt Vernon O

		R F Clark		Mt Vernon

		R Mohoffey		Mt Vernon			

		M E Martin		Mansfld O

		C.E. Ransom		Mt Vernon O

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                    <text>[page 50]

[unlabeled page 96 (L) and unlabeled page 97 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

June 10		J Cattrell		Col O

		C.F. Barstow		New York

		C D Tinnble		Cols, O.

		Harry K Ford		Gambier O

		Carl Beeler		Mt Gilead O.

		A P Hind

		S A Darling		Centerburg O

6/14		E F. Switzer		Cleveland O.

		R R Bogandics		Colubus O

		W.W Geach		Chg.

6/15		A Wallier		Columbus, O.

		Geo Wymer		Mount Vernon, O.

		  &amp; wife		Mt. Vernon O.

		H B Williams		Cols O

		J.M. Williams		East Liberty O.

6/20 		Ross I McCauley		Columbus O.

		James Brooks		Des Moines

6/24		J T Lawson		Delaware O.

		S L Drake		Cols O

		O T Beu

6/4		Geo. G Ebner		Col. Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Hehnis		Sunbury O

		E B Brooks		Cin

		Miss Halloran		Del

		M.W. Miller		Canal Winchester Ohio

		S.D. Boyd		Millersburg Ohio

		J R Cordray		Columbus O

		C G Witt		Washington C H

		M F Prentice		Marion O

		W.J. Saila		Cols O

		W.J. Gelain		Indpls Ind

		C.W Darling		Col. O

		Mrs J.B. Shelden	Col O

		James J Hill		Johnstown O

		H Doty			Millersburg O.

		T.S. Doty		  "         "

		F J Cutchfield		Columbus O.

7/4		Fred P Zimpfer		  "      "

		Clarce Stevens		  "      "

		Roy Repp		  "      "

7/5-07		E.C. Roberts		Columbus O

		Edna Uiltsie		Delaware O

		Henry Lacy		Delaware O.

		C W Dokes		Cols O

		Dick Doup		Centerburg

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                    <text>[page 51]

[unlabeled page 98 (L) and unlabeled page 99 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

July 9th	F S Green		Johnstown

		E A Pratt		  "

		F Green			  "

		C R Johnson		Thornville Ohio

		R S Drake		Cols O

		H D Pearson		Toledo O

		O W Bartlett		Wash. C. H

		Ira F. Eberh		Col. Ohio

July 10		S Crouse		Co O

		Chas. Thomas		Col O

		M S. Warrier		Wooster O

		F W Williams		Delaware O

		Elliott B.J.		Gambier O.

		L M Shively		Del O

		Arthur Hambly		Gambier O

		J. Paul Long		Centerburg O

		Mrs Hicks		  "        "

		Howland Pakier		  "        "

		Miss Van Horn		  "        "

		Ed Dever		Mt Vernon O

		Ralph Vale		 "   "    "

		Dr Walker		 "   "    "

		R.T. Hedden		Col. O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		F.O. Yarl		Cleveland O

		Clark C. Doughty	Columbus Ohio

		L.A. Lewis		  "       "

		N A Hughes		Pittsburg Pa

		A U McGee		Auiburn N Y

		H D Goodmore		Delaware

		Fritz Jacobs		Sunbury O

		W J Berkshire		Citi

		Ross J McCauley		Columbus O.

		D J Hull		Urbana O

		E Snyder		Delaware O

		T L Atkinson		Toledo

July 18, 07	W.E. Gorsuch		Chicago Ill

		P. Wright		Mansfield O

 "   19th	C.W. Hoover &amp; wife	Newark O

		Mrs. Martha O Brien	 "

		Frank Sylvester &amp; Daughter "   "

		Miss Evelyn Sylvester	Marysville O

		C E Sheets		Det

		W.J. Saila		Cols

		A.A Graham		Mt Vernon

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                    <text>[page 52]

[unlabeled page 100 (L) and unlabeled page 101 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sunday Sept. 4	Rose Desmond		Sandusky O.

Sept 4		Dorthy Donaldson	Sandusky O.

Nov 20 1910				Sandusky, O.

Sept 4		Henny Loive		Columus O

 "   "		Ward D. Coffman		Warsaw O.

		Samuel Dane Hopkins

					Sunbury Ohio

		Deb Hopkins

					Delaware County

		Sammie Dane Hopkins

					Sunbury, Ohio

					Delaware County

		Sammie Dane Hopkins		

					Sunbury, Ohio

					Delaware County



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Saturday July 27, 1907

		C.W. Hoover &amp; wife	Newark

		J.C. Yingut		Cleveland

		A P Beckwith		Warren O

		F A Lewis

		L A King		Springfield

		C A Robt

		F W Sill		Detroit

		L.P.Harmon		St Louis Md

		C.D.Hall		 "   "    "

	       August 2nd 1907

		Mr Oaks &amp; Wife		Col

	       Monday Aug. 5th 1907

		A. A. Graham		Mt Vernon O.

		J H Zimmerman		So Bend

	       Thursday Aug 6

		A W Niellet		Cols

		G.E. McKeever		Crooksville O

		G L Drake		Cols O

		G C Ruchelderfer	Aug 6 07 Del. O

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                    <text>[page 53]

[unlabeled page 102 (L) and unlabeled page 103 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		T L Attman		Toledo O

		O.F. Douglas		Columbus O

		A S Marklana		Sidney O

Aug 8 1907	Geo H Keppel		Worster O

8/9		Alto Nusbaum  		Cols O

		Geo D Fuller		 do

		G Warner		Chillicotte, O

		G E Philips		Cleveland Ohio

		Chas T Pickington	Columbus

		L.A. Warren		Columbus, O.

		D A Grubb		Wadsworth O

		S L Drake		Cols O

		J Farrow		Cleveland O

		H F Burdoin		Cleveland, O.

		G C Hartsock		Honia O

		Roland White		Dayton O

		Glick Carey		Piqua Ohio

		Rolland Collins		

		D E Grover



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sifert			Moon

Aug 26		C R Stauffer		Columbus, O.

		A W Niellet		  "       "

		O G Baker		Akron, O.

		Rolema White		Dayton O

		J C Watson		St Louis

		C N Davis		Cols O

		A.W. Ross		Cols O.

Aug 28		C.M. Cyrus		Chicago, Ill.

		J.H. DzBoue      	Granville O.

		C.C. Rector		Columbus O

		H N Collins		Columbus O

		C D Trimble		  "      "

		Ralph Shaw		Cardington, O.

		F A Smalley		Cols O.

		J H Pugh		Columbus O

		O W Miller		Mansfield

		Ralph Shaw		Cardington, O.

		D L Drake		Cols

		J.J. Phillips &amp; wife	Delaware

		L M Shively		Delaware Ohio

		Richard Wlale		Dayton O

		C W Webster		Columbus O.

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                    <text>[page 54]

[unlabeled page 104 (L) and unlabeled page 105 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept 6 07	Arthur Billman		Chicago		

		R.G. Fergusson		Elmira N.Y.

 "   9 07	C.L.Simomons		Delaware O.

		F.R. Mayer		  "

		Adam E. High		  "

		Geo. Shafffer		  "

		Frank Shea		  "

		Laon Hoppins		Sunbury Ohio

		Dr. Ira F Ebert		Columbus, O.

		C M Oakes Wife	        Cols O

		T L Atkinson		Col.

14		Sidney M Sheets		Sunbury

		T.L. Everett		Columbus

		Geo H Kapiel		Wooster O

		R F Gones		Sells Oliver Typerwriters

		V.P. Utley &amp; Wife	Westerville, O

Sept 27		Harriett Hughes		Delaware O.

 "   "		Marie Wylie		Delaware O

 "   "		John H Demson		Delaware O.

 "   "		F.A. Domigan		Delaware O.

 "   "		J H Buck		Delaware O.

 "   " 		L E Dailey		N.Y. City

 "   "		Louise Bounris		Chgo Ill



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept 6		Dr J. R Frovinger	Findlay

1907		Mrs Dr J. R Frovinger	Findlay

Sept 19		W.C. Ebenhack		Chillicothe  

		Ale Sattsgaver		Cambridge, O

		Gain C Dermitt		Johnstown Pa

Sep 24-07	H.O. Corr		Delaware O.

		H.E. Williams		Chgo.

		C A Danner		Wheeling W Va

Sept 24		A.S. Vance		Col. O.

		W.L. Quay		Galion, O.

		J B Marris		columbus O.

Wept 26		W.C. Ebenhack		Chillicothe, O.

		J.A. Vandegiff		Cols O.

Sept 27		Florence Purnell	St Petersburg Pa

		Florence Stoneburner	Delaware

 "   "		Nelle Blackledge	Delaware

		V.C. Utley &amp; Wife	Westerville, O

		J L Garver		Richmond Ind

		Geo Smith		Washington C H O

Sep 30		W.A. Boggs 		Mt Vernon O.

		C.H. Carpenter		Columbus O

		Hassins Nigh		Findlay O

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                    <text>[page 55]

[unlabeled page 106 (L) and unlabeled page 107 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		S L Drake		Cols O

		J.R. Clark		Mt Gilead O.

		J.C. Shipley		Alexandria

		Frank Welsei		Grainville O.

		W E Ranch		Columbus Ohio

		C W. Oakes		Cols O

		George Rich		Cleveland

		J R Clark		Mt Gilead

		N W Calhoun		East Liverpool, Ohio

		O.M. Hayden		Findlay O.

		C.M.Kellison		columbus, O

		John Stevenson		Richmond O.

		H.M.Wright		Toledo O

		J.W Onmu		Marysville O

		W.J. Gilvin		Indpls

		Miss Lucile Campbell

		Forman G Turner

		Geo. E. Mitchell	[illegible]

		Miss G. Gower

		Gro. B. Kelly

		M L Gillen		Adrian Mich

		L. [illegible]		Detroit    

		W.M. Wright		Detroit    



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Charles W. Cookson	Troy O

		S L Drake		Cols O

		J V Liesinvang		St Louis

		G R Bissell		Columbus, O.

		Helen Percy Bissell	  "       "

		Guy Bissell		Columbus, O.

		Mr &amp; Mrs C H Carpenter	Cols

		Miss Gray		Quebec Canada

		Mr H. Van Gilder	Cols O

		G C Burgess		Cleveland

		F B.Riddleberger	Mansfield, O

		D F Fay			Cinati

		O.F. Sweitzer		Cleveland

		Geo N James		Chgo
		
		H H Bonnette		Cleveland O

		W A Harvin		Mansfield O

		Miss Olive Roberston

		Miss Mabel Ackland		

		Miss Marie Smith	Mozart Concert Company

		Glenn R. Kershner

		Edward Steil

		H P Harrison		Col.

		G.M. Hayden		Findlay O.

		C. G. Nigh		  "     "


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                    <text>[page 56]

[unlabeled page 108 (L) and unlabeled page 109 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Oct 22

1400 BC.	J.W.Frew

		N.J Curry		Batto Md

		R Rimson		Mt Vernon

		F.R. Ackerman		Utica

		Thomas Babcock		Marengo

		Joe Hopkins		Sunbury O.

		A.P Vogt		Laurence

		Ed

		Fred F. Ferris		So Bend Ind

	       Oct 28 1907

		Wm H Wentz		Marretta O.

		N E McCurdy		Johnston

		J Boyd			Tiffin O

		A.J.N. Hayden		Findlay O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

		C M Leonard		Delaware, O

		Arthur Debalt &amp; Wife	Col 

		E.A Hendrickson		N Y City

		J. Rosam		 "  "

		Bell Barley           [illegible]



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J.N Davis		Col O

		DocVan Houten		Col O

		A D Trosniden		 "

		Geo [illegible]		Col O

		J.W Kenney		Decatur, Mich

		W. L Warner		Wooster O

		Otto Nusbaum		Cols O

		Dr Ira F. Ebert		 "   "

		C.H. Bxley		Newark, O

		L B Chandler		Col O

		Jas. F. Sipe		Chgo

		Geo Pate		Cina O

		H W Williams		Dayton O

		S G Hinn		cols O

		J.C McIntosh		Calcutta

		Frank Black		Lewis Center

		R.P. McCoy		Woodgrove O.

		F.D White		South Bend Ind

		T.D.Gast		Cleveland O

		D.H. Johnson		Col O

		G E [illegible]		  "

		P J Sammells		  "

		John W Williams		Cols O.

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                    <text>[page 57]

[unlabeled page 110 (L) and unlabeled page 111 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		R.J Gallagher		Cols O.

		W. A Harris		Mansfield O

		L H Hughes		P of L

		C.D. VanHoriter		City

		R.D. Babcock		  "

		R.J. Ranson		  "

		D F. Fay		Cinti O

		Chas.E. Studer		Apple Creek O

		Chas. W. Parsell	Reynoldsburg, O

		Geo D Mitcalf		Nuler Wiss

		C.N. Goodrich		Belleville O

		N. Marble		Sunbury O

		W. Dohner		West Milton O

		E.C. Irvine

		Wm [illegible] 		Columbus Ohio

		N.J. Sailer		Cols O

		R.J. Gallagher		Cols O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Thanksgiving Day

11/28		Ora Elder		Crestline O

Nov 28 /07	J.W. James		Sunbury, O.

		A E Diesene		Columbus O

		Geo R. McNutt

		C W Stivers		Columbus O.

		Rolond White		Dayton O

		M.L. Wenger		Columbus O.

		W C Diven		Del O        Dec 4

		John Pervitt		Cal          Dec 3

		E D [illegible]		Marysville

		Kuler			Col          Dec 5

		Neus Baun		Col	         5

		C.C VanSaint		Columbus Ohio

		E Arnend		Sandusky

		T.B. Robinson		Toledo 

		L J. Hawk		Centerburg O

		C N Leonard		Delaware O

		F Friendship		Cleve O

		J.J. Strasser		Cols O

		G H Goodrich		O.K.


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                    <text>[page 58]

[unlabeled page 112 (L) and unlabeled page 113 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

12-12		C.J Turley		Delaware O

12/12		J G Einbury		Cols O

		J R. Lontz		Cols O

		J.H.Ewing		Findlay Ohio

12/23		N.Marble		Sunbury [illegible] Ohio

2/2		Wm M Riley		Centerburg O

		Robert Hasson		  "

		C D Mann		Col O

12/27		Gurl W. Horn		Gambier O

		C L. Little		Detroit

		W J [illegible]		Col O

1/6/08		S.H. Boggs		Col, O

		C W Henderly		Lanc O

1/7		W H. Delfray		Galion Ohio

		R L. Seeds		Cols O

		N K Davis		Cleveland

		Ralph Bingharn		Phila

		R.M. McMillen		Bellfoutain O.

		Jas N Mahaffey		columbus O

		J O Raney		  "

		D.E. Chambers		Mansfield O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Eli Perkins

Jan 5		Wc &amp; Harding		Johnstown

		S A Scarling		Centerburg O

		Ed Ley Holdt		Cleveland O

		N. Marble		Sunbury

		Kuter		       Jan 15 1908

		William Wilson		Sunbury

		James Pace

		E B More		Newark O.

		W.J. Geluin		Indpls Ind

		O.F Wisner		Apple Creek, O.

Jan 18		Dr Ira F Ebert		Columbus O.

		R.J. Harrison		Mt Vernon O

		Wm McRoberts		Delaware, O.

		D.J. Hull		Urbana, O.

		Chas C Kiss		Fostoria O Room 1

		W.V. Bradfield		Mt Liberty O

		N I. Yerkes		Phila

23		N Marble		Sunbury

23		Le Mooney		Columbus

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

		Lee Tidd		Columbus O


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                    <text>[page 59]

[unlabeled page 114 (L) and unlabeled page 115 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Williams		Col

		Davis			Glenmary

		Whips			Col

Jan 27		S. Larimore		Col

		Ed Thompkins		Delaware

		F.C. Hassenpflug	Cinti

28		Frank Mooney		Col O

		W T Clark		 "  "

		K A Frick		Bellefoutain

		C M Leonard		Delaware O

		S T Lewis		Cols O

		W W Geach		Cleg

	        [illegible]		Asbury Del

		Blind Trio Concert	Cor

		A.C. Fulurman

		B.F. Williams		West Salem O

		C.J.Myres

		N.V. Riddle		Ashland Ohio

		Chas Bach		Cleveland O

		Geo A Doyer		  do

		Jasper Van Horn		Centerburg O

                S A [illegible]          "        "


					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Milton Utley &amp; wife	Sunbury

		Geo Utley &amp; wife	Condit

		James Pace &amp; wife	Condit

		Will Condit &amp; wife	Condit

		Blake Havens &amp; wife	cheshir

		Miss Havens		Cheshir

		Irene Wilson		State Road

		William Willars

		C G Thomas		Delaware O

		J H Fritz		Wooster O

		Theo Hammerel		Toledo O

		Chas Teneick		Dayton Ohio

		J H. Eddy		Mansfield

		Frank Ryan		Chicago Ill

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                    <text>[page 60]

[unlabeled page 116 (L) and unlabeled page 117 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook [1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C.F.Lawrence		Cincinti O.

		C M Leonard		Delaware, O

		W.G.Olmstead		Cols O

		W E Perkins		Spfld O

		John H. Fintz		Wooster O.

		Mr and Mrs Oaks		Col

		E Wallen		Oshkosh Wis

		C.M.Burckhart		Circleville O.

		O W Nutter		Cols.

		A B Calhoun		Chgo

		E C Payne		Dayton O

		J. Numburg		Chicago

		N T Shan		Columbus O

		Frank Ford 		Columbus

		W.J. [illegible]	[illegible]

		H.J.Hartman		Cleveland

		C G Thomas		Delaware O

		Chas S Druggun		Col O

		C.M.Leonard		Delaware O

		C M Leonard		Delaware O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

2-15		C O Turley		Delaware O

2/17		E S Caylon		Canton O

		Jno.W.Mahaffey		Columbus O

		H Harter		Toledo O

		W A Humm		Cleveland

		G W Appel		Wooster O

		Chas.E.Stutler		Apple Creek, O.

		J.B.Sollison		Cambridge O

		W A Showeu		Dayton O

		Clyde Richardson	Mansfield O

		G.M.Lemmon		Wooster

		W.P.Philliam		Delaware, O.

		Wm Harris		MtVernon       Feb 21

		W.H.Whitford 		Cols.

		Ella Walker Krenzle	  "

		J H Nagel		  "

		John F Pickel		  "

	       Feb 24-08

		E Arnsied		Sandusky O

		G F Clover		Cols O

		John Hewett		Col

		D.Offenberg		Col. O.

		W.N.Porter		  "  "

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                    <text>[page 61]

[unlabeled page 118 (L) and unlabeled page 119 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Feb 27		Nimfred Altwater	Columbus Ohio

		H Seurey		Newark O

		C Jhust			Circleville

		W.A.M Laryhlin		[illegible]		

  		H.C.Hopkins		Canal Hoover O

		C E Benighn		Washington C H Ohio

Mar 2		Roy Reyes		Fredericktown Ohio

		Merril Wait		Chestervile Ohio

		Joseph Snyder		Dayton O.

		E.R. Hughes		Columbus

		Frank Ryan		Chicago Ill.

		John Brown		Chicago Ill

Mar. 28

1908		Miss Marie Hopkins	Johnstown Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Dr Williams		Sunley      March 3rd

		Chas. S. Pilkington	Columbus

		C M Leonard		Delaware, O

		George Rich		Cleveland

		A D Strosnider	        City

		G B Thomas		[illegible] O

3/5		G.E.Gilliland		Grinnell Ia.

		W.C.Long		Worthington O.

		S Franks		Millersburg O.

		R.M.McMillen		Bellefontaine O

		John C. Stratan		Orleans Ind

		H.H.Stamets		Col O

		C.W.Cisnell		Manis O

		Jno W.Mahaffey		Columbus O

		A.Sinn			Delaware O

		Jos Ray			Washington D.C.

		L Maynard		Custar O

		E L Shaffer		Mt.Liberty O.

March 12	N.Marble		City O

		A.A.Graham		Mt Vernon O

		T F Hyall		Cleveland

		S H Johnson		Cols, O.


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                    <text>[page 62]

[unlabeled page 120 (L) and unlabeled page 121 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Pan Handle Team		Columbus O

		Ross Fenner Mgr.	  "

		T.N.Fragll Ops		  "

		Paul J. Ford		  "

		C.E.Jones		  "

		E O Holycross		  "

		D.J.Hull		[illegible]

		D.W. [illegible]	Inaplo

		W.J.Sailer		Cols O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O

		Edw Kennedy		Fremont Ohio

		W A Showell		Dayton O

		Jos.W.Smith		Columbus

		Theo. Hammerel		Toledo O

		H.W.Conger		Newark O

		D C Woodward		Columbus, O

		E.A.Craig		Chicago

		R.J.Ramson		MtVernon O

		Harry Binn		 "   "   "

		E.Ramson		 "   "   "

		Chas S Druggan		Col, O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		G.R.Eusnuiger		Cols. O.

		John G. Thoma		Pittsburg Pa

		Harley Baker		Col O.

		O.L.Kendell		Piqua O.

		R E Bormey		St Louis

		Miss Lucy Lee		Boston, Mass

		T.D.Powell

		L.F.Webber

		P.F.Baker

		C.F.Stromblad

		J W Bobb

		W.V.Mitchell		Galion Ohio

		Jno.W.Mahaffey		Columbus O

		O F. Sweitzen		Cleveland

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		E J C Harting		La Rue O

		N B McGreen		Col O

		E W Watts		Indpls

		J.E.Brown		Cols O.

		W.H.Writford		  "

		D.E.Kemper		LaRue, O.

		E McGuire		Centerburg

		L H Murray		St Louis Mo


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                    <text>[page 63]

[unlabeled page 122 (L) and unlabeled page 123 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Apr		N.Marble		Sunbury

5		O B Gast		Prospect O.

		E Walzer		Cleveland

	       April 7 08

		C.F.Barston		Columbus Ohio

		C G Richardson		Columbus O.

		James Brooks		Des Moines Ia

		Samuel Graber		Hildersburg O

		G.T.Lehman		Columbus O

		H L Pettit		Red Bird Coffee

		S A [illegible]		Centerburg O

		J Farrow		Cleveland O

		Thos Harker		Indiapolis

		Chas S Driggs		Col O.

		Robt. A. Gorsuch	Delaware O

4.10-08		W.H.Matticks		Pittsburgh

		Ralph W. Greener	Delaware O

		O S Wright		Col O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Apr		Mary Linn		Delaware

		Ada Markel		  "

		Lloyd Swearinger	  "

10		C.L.Kendell		Col

10		Harley Baker		Col O.

		C S Wright		Col O

10		R.J.Ramson		Mt Vernon

		R.D.Babcock		City

		N.S.Yerkes		Phila

		J.H.Brokaw		Chicago

		H.B.Purlee		Indianapolis Ind

		Jno.W.Mahuffey		Columbus O

		E H Craw		Cols

13		H.O.Core		Delaware O.

		F A Smalley		Cols O

14		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

		F D Reynolds		Detroit Mich

		E.B.Moore		Newark O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O

15		M C Lang		Worthington O

		Theo. Hammerel		Toledo O

		Harley Parker		Col O.

		W.A. Henson		Adrian Mich	

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                    <text>[page 64]

[unlabeled page 124 (L) and unlabeled page 125 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mrs Sam Hopkins

		Miss Mary Brener	Bloomville O

		C.E.Anderson		Elkhart Ind

		S Franks		Millsburg O

4/21		Hugh B Meloy		Washington D C

		J B Dalton		Pittsburg

		W A Showell		Dayton O

		O.F.Sweitzer		Cleveland O

4/22		D Meyer			Cinti

4/23		S H Garrett		Cleveland O

		M L Mauer		Wooster O

		J S Adams		Col O

4/25		N E Hoyes		Columbus

		S A Harding		Centerburg O

		Mrs J R Irvine		Fredericktown O

		J.R.Irvine		  "     "   "

		A D Adams		Boston		

		N.H Davis		Cleveland

		O D Young		Pgh.

		Ernest Waters		Columbus O

		Floyd Watts		Cols

		O N Lindsey		Mansfield O

		J.J.Kinsell		Columbus O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Lee Hill		Columbus

		W M Dulin		Dayton O

		A.L.McCrady		Cleve

		E A Merkel		Mansfield O

		B Rae Kenney		Burton O

		Guy McDonald		Prospect O.

		F.B.Riddleberger	Mansfield, O

		Jno.W.Mahaffey		Columbus O

		[illegible] CoO

		F S Green		Johnstown O

		E A Merkel		Mansfield O

		Guy McDonald		Prospect O.

		Frank P. Goble		Dublin

		August W. Weber		Dublin O

		W.Stilwell		Millersburg O

	        [illegible]		Chicago

		S P Smith		Cleveland O

		Ralph Shaw		Cardington O

		C.A.Brown		Fredericktown

		J.B.Brown		Fredericktown

		J R Boveen		Buffalo	

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                    <text>[page 65]

[unlabeled page 126 (L) and unlabeled page 127 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

5/8		C.J.Norris		Akron O

5/10		Chas S Drygan		Col. O.

		F.J.VanSickle		Columbus O

		C B Beneman		Columbus O

		W.A.Merkel		Mansfield O.

		J.L.Swinehart		Bliss Col. Col O

		Chas.E.Studer		Apple Creek O.
		
		E C Payne		Dayton O

		G Schnellman		Cleveland

		F.Jaffa			Cleveland, O.

		W E Ranch		Huntington Ind.

		L.C.Stule		Columbus, Ohio

		C M.Ramey		Col. O

		Chest Druggan		Col O.

		R.J.Gallagher		Cols O

		P N Wardson		Cols O

		C.N.Plesinger		Westerville O

		Elsie A Barr		W.Middletown O

		A.S.Kerster		Westerville O

		Myrtle Karg		  "

		Elz Evans		  "

		Flora Swans		  "
		
		L J Kistel		  "	



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		L.P.Gooper		Westerville O

		Daisy May Clifton	Westerville O.

		Louella M. Smith	Columbus Ohio

		Mary Hall		Dayton Ohio

		Lulu G. Bookwalter	Westerville Ohio

		Jessie L. Coppock	Dayton Ohio

		Gutchen Doll		Gypsum Colo.

		R.K.Stuley		Dayton O

		Ana Hiss		Detroit

		M.O.Titers		Westerville Wash

		Fred W Fansher		Dayton Ohio

		Josephine McDonald	Westerville Ohio

		Maude Alice Hanawalt	Westerville, O.

		F A Hanawalt		Westerville N. D.

		B H Martin		Zanesville O

		J T Abbott		Cols O

		G C Burgess		Cleveland

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		C.B.Beneman		Columbus O

		Paul Aelveph

		C.M.[illegible]		Toledo, O.

		R.C.McCammon	        Westerville O.	

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                    <text>[page 66]

[unlabeled page 128 (L) and unlabeled page 129 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		A P Shoemaker Piano Tuner  Col O.

		E.W.Shoemaker		Col O

		E. Gilliland		Iowa

		S S Woodruff		Columbus O

		G.W. Amann		Galion O

		J E Brown		Columbus O

		Chas H Quinly		Chila

		G McNeal		Lima

		O L Kendell		Col

		Georgia E. Pavey	Leesburg, O.

		Thomas R. Barrett	Leesburg O.

		Harrell Hughs		Delaware O.    May 30-08

		F.A.Domingan		Columbus, O.

		E.H Dempsey		Columbus O

		Geo.S.Meyer		Westerville, O.

		G W Amann		Galion O

		Frank Wells

		O S Wright		Col O

		J.A.Vandegriffe		Cols O

		W H Miller		Newark O

		W H Harding		Johnstown O

		Joe Tefla		  "

		J T Abbott		Cols



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Louis Herman		Cinti O.

		J Berger		Mfd

		Chas S Druggan		Col O

June 3rd	J C Brown		Columbus O.

		G H Garrett		Cleveland

		Thiadore Roosevelt	Cols.

		D C Huddleson		Col O

		David A Liggitt		Rushsylvania O

		D W VanAntweep		Dowogiac

		J.P.Martindell		Columbus O

		T D Gast		Cleveland O

		J.W.James		Sunbury,O.

		Harry Onirg		Cleveland

		D.J.Hull		Urbana O

		E S Walzu		Cleveland O.

		Samuel Hamilton		Cols

		H.M.Wright		Toledo O

		J B Nicholas		Phila

		F.W.Lingo		Col. O.

		Geo Schott		Col O

		C E Frank		Mansfield O

		W J Manson		Warren O


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                    <text>[page 67]

[unlabeled page 130 (L) and unlabeled page 131 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Modest Disbennett	Broadway

		Clarence Goff		Broadway

		J E Brown		Columbus

		J.L.Thompson		Westerville O

		A.M.Bright		Columbus O.

		C A [illegible]		Columbus O.

		O.C.Kingman		Delaware O

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		Lewis P Schaus &amp; wife	Newark O

		Ora L Kendell		Columbus O.

		Harley Baken		Coluimbus O.

		H.W.Folger		Cit

		S A Darling		Centerburg O

		W J Guinn		Stoutsvill O

		J.W.Patterson		Delaware O.

		G.W.Cory		Columbus

		Geo Brishee		  "   "

		J.E.Brown		  "   "
		
		John M Gast		Prospect O

		Jno. W Mahaffey		Cols. O

		S H Krum

		R Parker		Columbus



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		S Wood			Columbus

6/30		W.C.Diven		Delaware

		Mr Drugan		Columbus

		C.E.Harrison		Massillon O.

7-1-08		J D Shultz		Delaware O.

		G.W.Amann		Galion O

		A.P.Jones		Columbus O.
	
		J Wolf			Detroit Mich

		W.B.Wedge		Millersburg O

		W J Sarle		Cols O

7-3 08		E L Shaffer		Mt Liberty, O.

July 4st 1908

4-08		N Marble 		Sunbury Ohio

		Geo Meyer		Westerville O

		Ed [illegible]		Westerville O

		O S Wright		Col O

		Ed Powell		Radnor Ohio

		Louis E McCarty		Delaware Ohio

		Ethel C Hudspeth	Delaware Ohio

		Helen Chariton		Columbus Ohio

July 4/08	Ora L Kendell		Col Ohio

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[unlabeled page 132 (L) and unlabeled page 133 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Frank Wells 		Westerville

		F Frundship		Cleveland O

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

		G McNeal		Lima O

                Lew Pool                Lima O

		H.P.Resch		Canton, O.

		Wm R Barker &amp; Driver	Col O

		Marie Rewerb		Ciaty

		C.P.Rainey		Columbus, O.

7/11 08		W.J.Engle		Millersburg O

7/12/08		Ed McWade		Ostrander, O.

		T.B.Corbin		Kenton, O.

		H B Williams		Cols

		Frederick Barnes	Col. O.

		S. Davis		Columbus  

		Geo A Dyer		Cleveland O

		J.W.Patterson		Delaware O.

		J. Grossman		Cleveland O

		M S Warner		Wooster O

		E H Dempsey		Cols O

		W J [illegible]		Mansfield O

		W A McLaughlin		Zanesville O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		P.H.Perry		Radnor O

		A B [illegible]		Hamilton Ohio

		H.P.Babbs		Cols O.

		C F Carrell		  "  "

		Ed Rork			Kalamazoo Silo Co Mich

		C M [illegible]		Col

		J E Hall		Cambridge Ohio

		D Shult			Delaware O.

		Wm Cowan		Chgo

		Ols Baker		Akron O

		Mary Lightner		Westerville O

		Pearl Downing		Westerville O

7/27		J Cottrell		Col O

		Ike Hill		Sin

		G G Bradley		St Paul, Minn

		O F Wisner		Apple Creek O

		Hary A Bolin		New Lexington Ohio

		C E Frank		Mansfield

		Joe [illegible]		New York N.Y.

		F. A. Carpenter		City

		Geo. G. Meyer		Westerville, O.

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                    <text>[page 69]

[unlabeled page 134 (L) and unlabeled page 135 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Frank Welk		Westerville

		Anna Gibson		Westerville

		Nora Horlocker		Westerville

July 29		O L Kendell		Col Ohio

		F W Sill		Detroit		

		O M Foster		Cols

		W.J.Sailey		Cols O

		J E Lanus		Cols

		[illegible]

		Miss Mary Root		Sunbury O.

8/3		A.L.Kendall		Newark O.

		J.H.Renick		Columbus O

		W.A.High &amp; wife		Canton O

		C E Bell		Columbus O

		Isaac R Hill		New York O.

		Lusien Meyer		Cininnati O

		  forward Mail		Bellefontaine O
					
					% Hotel Ingalls

		R S Green		E.Liverpool O.

		J.Cline			Cols O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Aug 7

		Chas Moshier		Canaton O.

		Clyde Dean		  "     "

		Wm Nicely		  "     "

		J.D.Shulton		Delaware O.

		John Hopkins		[illegible]

		P.L.Dodd		  "     "

		J L Hoffman		Col. O.

		M Rauh			[illegible]

		Jno. W Mahaffey		Col O

		Van Dengen		  " "

		Kriker			  " "

		Fred W Sculley		Detroit

		M L Warner		Wooster O
			
		J K Strait		Phila Pa

		T W Shirrick		Utica

		P T Boren		Woodstock O

		C Reddrof		Chgo

		Kenter			Columbus     August 13th

		S H Garrett		Cleveland

		S.D.Lincoln		Indinapolis

		Robt F Barlett		Mt Gilead O

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                    <text>[page 70]

[unlabeled page 136 (L) and unlabeled page 137 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Billy Nooney		Detroit Mich

		Fred Simons		Fredericktown

		Frank Radler		Reading Pa

		N.S.Davis		Cleveland

		Geo. S. Singer		Cardingtown Ohio

		   wife			  "          "

		   two daughters	  "          "

		Mrs Sanderson Children Home   Mansfield Ohio

		D M Cupp		Sunbury

		Frank K Kirtz		Mt Vernon O

		B.P.Benton		Delaware O

		J.R.Bova		Buffalo

		Arthur J Perfler	N.Y.City

	       Aug 28

		J.S.Price &amp; Wife	Springfield Ohio

		F E Columbo		Columbus O

		J A Bowncher		Col O

		J. Buffington		Col O.

		H.J.Walker		Granville, O.

Aug 29		C L Kendell

Aug 30		H.H.Ensmingen &amp; wife	Cols. O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept 1		L.S.Evans		Newark, O.

		L Stein			Cleveland O.

Sept 3		Miss L.S.Edans		Newark O

		G Muker &amp; Wife		Cols   "

		Miss Eunice James	  "    "

		O A Ross		Cleve

		J E Brown		Cleveland

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

	       [September 2nd 1908

	       [Wedding at Baptist Church 

		R D Bibcock		City

		G Healey		Urbana O

	       [Landin Orchestra]  [in left border]
	     
	       [Mabel Gunn		Columbus O.

	       [Mabel M Gares		Columbus O

	       [Helen G Poling		Columbus O

		Mr Erwin &amp; wife		Fredo

		L D Ensey		Portland Oregan

		Marguerite Wilson	Panal Dover

		T.D.Yost		Cleveland

		W H Thomas		Millersburg

		W B Ward		Fostoria O

		Red Haymen		C N Teledo


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                    <text>[page 71]

[unlabeled page 138 (L) and unlabeled page 139 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		M L Wainer		Wooster

		O Davis			Cols O.

		W O Millet		Cols O

		Wm A Bargar		Columbus O.

		Jno W Mahaffey		Col O

		W.V.Milchell		Galion Ohio

		E J McMahon		Columbus

		A D Howard		Columbus

		A.Y.  "			  "

		F A Smalley		  "

		W.W.Wills &amp; Friend	Delaware O

		H J Waiken		Granville, O.

		W B

		Benton Childers		Worthington

		Rev J.W.James		Sunbury, O.

		Arthur Eldindge		Boston

		J D Shultz		Delaware O.

		B [illegible]		Mt Gilead O

		Jas.O Twin		New York

		L Jacobs		Columbus, O.

		Miss Veva [illegible]	Mt Vernon O

		 " Frances Tigginan	 "   "    "	




Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept 25		Ore L Kendall		Columbus

Sept 25		Harley Baker		Columbus

Sept 25		Frank Well		Westerville

		O S Wright		Columbus O

		Elmer [illegible]	Centerburg O

		P.W. [illegible]	Morengo O

		G.W. [illegible]        Centerburg, O

		C.A.Meeker		New York

		C.G.Fansler		Urbana

Sept 29		Otto Nusbaum		Cols O

9/30		Lawrence Crafts		Toledo O

		F M Green		Eaton Ohio

Oct 9		C T Gibson		Troy O

		Samuel Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio

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                    <text>[page 72]

[unlabeled page 140 (L) and unlabeled page 141 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

	       Funeral of Mrs Stockwell Oct 1st 1908

		John S Watson		Columbus O.

		Mrs J S Watson		  "      "

		Mr Mrs Ward		Sanovy Penna

		Miss Iva Watson		Columbus O

		Mrs S H Rouse		  "      "

		Mrs W H Johnson		  "      "

		Miss Etta Doggitt	  "      "

		Mrs A Amicon		  "      "

1908 Oct 1st	Mrs L F Beach		  "      "

		E B Dowers		Cols O

		J W Cross		Delaware O

		Frank Wells		Westerville

Oct 3		H.J.Wainer		Granville, O.

		C N Leonard		Delaware O

		F B Riddleburger	Mansfield

		V F Garrison		Columus O

		Chas.S.Pickington	Columbus

		Fred W Sculley		Detroit

		Wm Wells &amp; Friend	Delaware O

		J.F.Hayner		Columbus O

		G C Burgess		Cleveland

		C.E.Wharton		Kenton O

Oct 16		Bird E Frost		Delaware Ohio

		W.R.Howald		Delaware O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J E Brown		Columbus O

		C.F. Barston		  "

		L Meyer			Cinti

		C.D.James		Clyde

		C P Selic		Cleveland O

Oct 17		H.J.Walker		Granville, O.

		J Edward		N.Y.C.

		A Edward		"  "

		D.W.Greene		Urbana

		John H. Schaffner	Delaware O.

		W E Ranch		Huntington Ind

		C M Leonard		Delaware O

		C P McVey		Indianapolis Ind

		Wm H Lamb		Batimore O

		J W White		  "      "

		John Gregg		Sunbury O

		O S Wright		Subury O

Oct 21		O L Kendell		Col Ohio

		W.B. Sherwood		Ashley O.


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                    <text>[page 73]

[unlabeled page 142 (L) and unlabeled page 143 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Oct 21 1908  Wednesday  Ball at K.P.Hall

		D.B.Johnson		Blanchester O

Oct 22		M.B.Turnir		Quincy Ill.

		Jno.W.Mahaffey		Cols Ohio

		P.J.VanSickle		Columbus O

		R W Goff		Topeka Kan

		W B Jones 		Detroit

		A E Kimberly		Col. O.

		Chas E Studes		Apple Creek O

		E L Walker		Cleveland

		R. W Feris		Cols. O.

		A E Kimberly		Col. O.

		J D VanRiper		Bay City NY

		C M Leonard		Delaware, O

		F.W.Thomas		Columbus O.

		C M Sopen		Balto Md

		H.C.Irvin		Marion O

		H M Wright		Toledo O

		L.R.Hiltin		N.J.	



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

10/29		J Cattrell		Col O

10/29		H McKenzie		 "  "

                A L Bradley             St Paul

		J.M.Collins		Columbus, O.

		W.C.Abbey		Ohio

Oct 31st  last day of Month of 1908

					Sunbury Delaware Co Ohio

		C E Shirn		Cols O.

		W.J.Shirla		Cols O

		F.C.Schaekel		Findley

                H Garrison              Columbus O

		C.C.Penney		Columbus, O.

Nov 9 ]		Cleare and fair today raine not

1908  ]		in sight yet very dry

		Jno.N.Mahaffey		Col. O

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                    <text>[page 74]

[unlabeled page 144 (L) and unlabeled page 145 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1908

	       Nov 9

		Elbert Toland   ]	Toland Italian Boys

		Karl	        ]

		Giuseppe         ]

		Giovani        ]

		Giuseppe         ]

		Aurelio          ]

Nov 10

1908		Gon

		Os Liles		Belle Center O

12		W.A.Pinsel		[illegible] Ohio

                                        [illegible]

		O.F Wisner		Apple Creek .O.                             

15		C A Springer		Columbus O

		{illegible] Dale	Pent Pencil Club Col O.

		J.B.Perlstein		N.Y.C.

		J D Shult		Delaware O.

18		Geo H Reppel		Wooster O

		C.E.Frank		Mansfield O

		Hie Blayney		Sunbury O

		J.A.Biddle		MtGilead O

		J R Bover		Buffalo

		G A Sawyer		Upper Sandusky O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Nov 1908

19		Thursday the Lecture at K.P.Hall

		Alfred Ellison		Anderson Indiania

20		E.W.Tsuay		Columbus, O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O

		M.M.Culf		Franklin O

		C W Leonard		Delaware O

		J B Landocor		Centerburg O

		A H Reynolds		 do        "

		L Herman		Cinti      "

Local #103 A.F.M. Kenigles Orchestra  [left border]

		[  W R Togg		Cols

		[  Roy Ress		  "

		[  Mrs Ella Kenigles	Col.

		[  Ruth Bennett		  "

		[  Mrs Allie Wilson	  "

		[  Miss Dairy Ervin	  "

		[  Miss Kate T Arnold	  "

26  Thanks Giving day 1908

27  to day

 "		E.W.Shoemaker		Col. O

 "		Ed Dean			Cols

 "		H C Henry		Marion O

28		J.B.Galloway		Marysville O

28		L.T.McClure		Louisv Ky.


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                    <text>[page 75]

[unlabeled page 146 (L) and unlabeled page 147 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1908 Nov 28

28		J.H.Long		Canton, O.

		Wm Cowan		Chicago

29 Sunday	N.Marble

30 last day of Nov 1908

		T.O.Yast		Cleveland O

		Geo Bishop		Condit

		W.W.Collins		Clevd

Dec 1st		J.M.Collins		Columbus, O.

		E.C.Payne		Dayton O

 "  3rd		J.T.Riley		Cincinnatti

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		R.W.Ferris		Cols, O.

		A.K.Myattway		Tabor, Iowa

		B.E.How			Marion Ohio

		G W Burnstine		Cinti O

4		N.J.Saile		Cols O

		Wm Kuebler		Cols O.

		G

		P.Wright		Mansfield

9th		H B Barnes		Clevel

		Geo H Dyer		City

		Vrilon Tucker		Dayton

		Mary Boot		Sunbury



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Dec 7		George Rich		Cleveland

		B [illegible]		[illegible]

10th		A.L.Kendall		Westerville O.

		Roy R Arnold		Oswego N.Y.

		Geo W Thrush		Columbus O

		W.J.Gelinn		Indpls Ind

		H.C.White		Canton O

	       Sunday Morning

13 Dec 13 1908

14  Monday Morning Faire and Cold

15 Tuesday

 "		B E Snow		Mansfield

16		A G Ranch		O

19		John A. Ringold		Cincinnati

		J D Shultz		Delaware O

		W E Ranch		Chicago

		W M [illegible]		Dayton O

21  Monday Morning Clear and Cold

21		Packard		 	NY

22		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

12/22  08

23		W S Short 		Sidney O

		W Z Booker		Columbus O

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                    <text>[page 76]

[unlabeled page 148 (L) and unlabeled page 149 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Dec 24  1908

24  Thursday Cloudy little Raine

		Harley Baker		Col O.

		O S Wright		 "  "

		Ore Kendall		 "  "

25  Christmas day Sunbury Ohio

26  no snow but cold

 "  Jewes Left for Centerburg this Eve at 4

28		W.H.McGervey		Xenia O.

29              C.D. Trimble            Cols. O,,

		F.R.Couils		Cols, O.

30  Thursday

31		J A ODowd		Delaware O

Friday the last day of 1908

		M S Warner		Wooster O

Jan 2		Samuel C Hill		Columbus O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Jan 1st 1909  Clear and Cold

2             Same  "     "

5		S R Greig		Warekegan Ills

8		Chas.J.Puetzman		Columbus O.

9  Cold and Cloudy to day

9		Ivan H Blackman  ]	Village Singers

		H L Baxter       ]

		C A Foote        ]

		J.J.Odbert       ]

		Miss Anna Smith  ]

10  Troop Gone to Washington DC

11th  governes day in Columbus

Snowed all day Bad day

12  Snowed 6 inches deep last night

13  Snowed to day and Cold

15		Wm M Riley		Centerburg O

16		J.A.Vandegriff		Cols O

19		F W Stoll		Marion O

 "		J W McCleary		  "    "

		W.C.Heff		Johnstown

		C.G.Selby		Cols. O.

19		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

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                    <text>[page 77]

[unlabeled page 150 (L) and unlabeled page 151 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

20 Jan					Sunbury Ohio

1909		P Wright		Mansfield O

20		S Essilburn		Wooster Ohio

21		A.E.Runner		Columbus O

		F Friendship		Cleveland

22		H.B.Bluestone		Syracuse NY

23		W B Westfield		[illegible]

23

24  Sunday

25		S A Darling		Centerburg O

 "		C.O.Donnian		Delaware   "

 "		C J Slough		Galina Ohio

 "		R.H.Dalan		N-Lewisburg O

25		Frank F. Carter		Pittsburg Pa.

 "		F J Traynor		Mt Vernon Ohio

24		C. S. Cochran		Mt Vernon Ohio

		G S Marks		Cint

		C.E.Amaday		Mt Vernon O

		E L Shaffer		Mt Liberty, O.

		J H McNutt		Inedina

28		F D Felt		Bellenue O

		F M Green		Eaton O

		W.F.Williamson		West Liberty O

		J.W.Culland		Cols. O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1909 1st  Feb				Sunbury Ohio

		This is Institute day for Farmers

		S P Blough		Columbus

		G E [illegible]		  "

		G.R.Welsit		  "

		W.D.Zinn		Philippi

2		J.F.Gordon		Jamestown, O.

2		E V Allen  Optician	New York

2		J.M.Collins		Columbus, O.

2		A.G.Nors		Louisville Ky.

2	Closed for one year from date above 1909

 "		Chas [illegible]	Bellevue O

3		C B Frost		Johnstown

3		Ed. Brown		Johnstown

3		John N Laird		Marysville O

3		Frank Armstrong		Delaware O

3		G H Goodrich		O.K.

3		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

4		L.E.Dowdell		Valparaiso, Ind.

		F.W.Fobes		Mt Vernon O.

		A H Compton		Chgo

		F.B.Reddleburger	Mansfield, O

		F.R.Wilson		Cols O

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                    <text>[page 78]

[unlabeled page 152 (L) and unlabeled page 153 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Dale Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio     [Left Margin]

Sunbury Feb 6th 1909

		Saturday noon Clouday

		J.H.Zimmerman		So.Bend

		P N Windsor		Cols O

		Ed Thompson		Del

		F. Larimore		Col

		Robert Babcock		Marengo

		Hodge Wilson		St.P.

		Gann Darling		Centerburg

		Godfrey Gross		Jackson Center O

		A J Hyatt		Cols Ohio

		J U Boyer		Marion O

		R. W McCleain		Col

		Ed McGuire		Centerburgh

		R P. Anderson 		City



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

    [blank page]



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                    <text>[page 79]

[unlabeled page 154 (L) and unlabeled page 155 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Feb Sunbury Ohio 1909

16		Please Regester

		G.W.Awam		Galion Ohio

		Chas E Shuder		Apple Creek

		W Such			Cinti O

		Geo A Dyer		Cleveland O

17		Rev. James		Sunbury O

17		N. Marble		Sunbury O

 "		Rev. Julian		Columbus O.

 "		Miss Dunning		Columbus O

 "		Mr Lazaras		Worthington O.

 "		McClain			Delaware O.

 "		Mr Chers		Columbus O

		Mr McCommon		Columbus O.

		Mr Colfleash		Stratford O.

		Mr J. Geddis		Sunbury O.

		Mr. S. Brooks		Sunbury O.

		Mr. F. Ford		Columbus O.

		R Celsard		Elyria O

19		V Noble			Worthington O

		Sueues Bill			

19		N.N. Kurst		Cols O.

		W B Jones		Delmont

		C W Snyder		Mt Vernon

		D W Holmes		Ind



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Please Regester

		P.T Dolan		Cols

		A J Smith		Fullon O

		C G Thomas		Delaware

		J.H. Julian		Columbus

		John N. Laird		Marysville O

		H B Barnes		Clevl

		C B Frost		Johnstown O

		Chas Franklin		Columbus O

		J T Abbott		  "   "  "

		S P Johnson		  "   "  "

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		G J Derthick &amp; Wife	Anderson Ind.

		J H Randolph		Zanesville O.

		Miss Blanche Huiman	Columbus O

		Mrs E W O Kenizel	  "      "

		Roy Repp		  "      "

26		Paul Lehman		  "      "

27

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                    <text>[page 80]

[unlabeled page 156 (L) and unlabeled page 157 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

March 1st 1909

Please Regester

		J.M. Collins		Columbus, O.

		H N Hartes		Toledo, O.

		S A Darling		Centerburg O

		A.L. Wilkier		Fredericktown O

		G.W. Jeffries		Mt Vernon O

		A.H. Sniortz		Canton O.

March 4  09

		Mr &amp; Mrs Galisbury

		 "    "  Earl  "

		Maryane &amp; Etta

		Ruth &amp; Kathryn

		Edward &amp; Harry

		Henry Kohn		Dayton O

		G.A. Weldon		Mansfield O

		J.O. Feenan		Delaware, O.

		A.C Worboys		  "

		James Brooks		Des Mornes Ia

		P.L. Wilkin		Fredericktown O

		E J Case		Granville O

		James Webb		Johnstown



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Please Regester		

		Fred Helmuth		Plain City Ohio

		C B Giston		Cinti O

Mar 7		Earl H. Fletcher	Lyndonville Vt.

		F.C. Shonyo		  "

		J.E.Wolfe		Johnstown

		P.H. Dolan		Cols

		T L Yast		Cleveland O

		J B Clark		Orrivlle O

		B.F. Whipping		Cols Ohio

		C G Thomas		Delaware

		J.P. Martindell		Columbus O.

		O C Pierce		Logan, O

		H.P. Jeffers		Columbus, O.

		G W Hamilton		Dayton O

		Geo. Ross Hopkins	Baltimore, Md.

		Frank Ford		Columbus O

		B Kendall		Westerville, O.

		A Houch			Cir

		Eily Miller		Col O

May 12		Ralph Ling		Centerburg O.

		J A Laney		Bulter O

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                    <text>[page 81]

[unlabeled page 158 (L) and unlabeled page 159 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

March 15 1909

Please Register

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		C.E. Frank		Mansfield, O

St Patrick

March 17	Geo A Dyer		Cleveland O

		C.H.Wilson		Sunbury, O

		Jesse Gifford		Westerville O

		C P Ellis		Cleveland

17		Sam Hopkins		Mayor of Sunbury

		N.Marble Both at	Columbus

		O B Shafer		Columbus Ohio

		M Merdith		Radnor O

		S. Potter		Delaware

		E.S.Mendenhall

		George Brown		Mount Vernon O

		G W Bemes		Shelby O

		Jesse Gifford		Westerville O

		J.H. Cline		Columbus O

		Walter Marsh		London O

		G.M. Gneeney		Urbana

		R D Nolan		Marengo O

		L.L. Schofield		Zanesville O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Please Regester

March 1909

		C.V. Suter		Toledo

		C G Thomas		Delaware O

		J A O Dowd		Marion O

		G C Burgess		Cleveland

		J N Fitz Harris		Saginaw Mich

		Monroe Markley		Denver Colo.

		G.O. Casher		Columbus

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		C O Campbell		Ashland O.

		D.V. Colville		Newark O

		R                       Howard

27	        Z D [illegible]		Lewis Center

 "		G D Wosk		Galena O

 "		[illegible] Gorsuch	Galena O

		Mr V Myers-		Homer O

		F.C. Shonyo		Lyndonville Vt.

		John Westrick		Ottawa, O.

		J W James		Sunbury, O

		H A Stevenson		Kenton O

		W S Short		Sidney O


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                    <text>[page 82]

[unlabeled page 160 (L) and unlabeled page 161 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Please Register

Apr 1st 1909

		J.M. Collins		Columbus, O.

		W.G.Jones		Quincy Ill

		Joe Dilclive		Columbus

		Ed Genger		Columbus O

  		S Riester		Galion O

		P.D. Converse		Plain City O

		C G Thomas		Delaware O

 		J.W. James		Sunbury O.

		S Frenks		Millsby O

		F A Norris		Coshocton O

		C M Ramie		Cols

		Wm McRoberts		Delaware O

		Eugene Jackson		Toledo

		C M Leonard	        Delaware O

		M L Barrett		Cols O

		Joe Dillir		Cols O

		E B Hukill		W C H  O

		J M Richy		Delaware O

		H.M. Marriott		  "      "

		S Esselburn		Wooster Ohio

		Geo.S. Meyer		Westerville Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Please Regieter  Apr 11 1909

13		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

14		S.J. Tracy		Cin O.

14		Clear and Cold today

15		Jess Gettis		Sunbury O

 "		Chester

 
 "		Fred Simons		Fredericktown O.

15		Frank Radler		Reading Pa.

		Zachariah Burch		Kalamazoo

		W C Marshall		Cols

		D.W.Oastor		Belliville O.

		A F Davey		Columbus, O

		H B Williams		Cols O

		C G Thomas		Delaware O

		Geo A Dyer		Cols O

		H Brooks		Columbus

		C.M. Nicholas		  "

		W J Savage		  "

		J.W. James		Sunbury O.

		M S Warner		Wooster

		S.C. Mames with Warner	Westerville

		R.W. Kitrells		Columbus

		C.E.Lyle		Columbus

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                    <text>[page 83]

[unlabeled page 162 (L) and unlabeled page 163 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Apr 24  1909

24	Please Register  fine morning

		Chas McFadden		Col O.

		R M Trayer		Cain-In Rocs

Monday 4-26-09

		Lusien Meyer		Cinc

		J.T.Embry		Cols O

		F.C.Easton		Columbus O.

		Chas Tensick		Dayton O

28		Edward Rork		Kalamazoo Mich

		J G Orleans		Norwood Ohio

		J F Strait		Dayton O

		E.M. Nichols		Columbus

		W.J. Savage		  "

		F.S. Brooks		  "

		A W Vaughn		Elmira

	       [illegible] Miller	[illegible]	

May 1st Saturday 1909  Cold and Sam Weather

		S A Darling		Centerburg

		W.H. VanHorn		Centerburg O.

		D.L. Fowler		Centerburg O

		Frank L. Tydings	Mt Vernon O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Please Register

		J.M. Collins		Columbus, O.

		C M Leonard		Delaware O

		Miss Bessie Leonard	Delaware, O

		Joe Dulchive

4		Sam Bonelli Orchestra	Columbus O.

 "		Paul C. Lehman		  "      "

 "		Fred P. Gimpfer		at the dance		

6		A.E. Ruman		Columbus

6		W N Allen		Chgo

		O Nusbaumn		Cols O

		R M [illegible]		Marion O

		H.C. Hobbs		Akron O

		Roger Titus		Cleveland, O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		A Sinn			Delaware O

		Walter Tuttle		Columbus O.

		Jno P FitzGerald	Columbus O

		S.M. Greene		Urbana

		C.H. Forshey		Perless O

		J D Shult		Delaware O

		L L Vandegreft		Cinti

		F.M. Dollison		Cols O

		M L Warner		Wooster

		S C Mann		Westerville


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                    <text>[page 84]

[unlabeled page 164 (L) and unlabeled page 165 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

3/21/9		F.R. Ackland		Bristol England

21		Chas N. Bryson		Columbus O.

22		C A Reynolds		Columbus O.

22		C.C. Whitney		Toledo O

22		N. Marble		Sunbury

		Viston Tucker		Dayton O.

		R H Karpss		Clev O

		L A [illegible]		Dayton Ohio

	        [illegible]Young	Millersburg O

May 27 1909

		W C Marshall		Columbus O

		H B Barnes		Cleve

		H.J.Hartman		Cleveland

		Guy Dolen Juitin	Oxford Ohio

		Anna Maria DeMilita	Columbus O

		Mrs. Mable [illegible]	Columbus O

		Prof. G. DeMilita	  "

		R.J.Gallagher		Cols O.

		J A Vandegriff		Cols O.

		L M Marian		 "

		F L Rinehart		Mt Liberty O

		D W Van Antwerp		Dowagive M	



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

6/3		Herb Benlyn		Fredricktown

 "		J B Stude		  "      "

		H.H. Lininger		Galion O

		C.E. White		Leroy N.Y.

		F.R. Welch &amp; Wife

		Chas R Studer		Apple Creek

6/9/09		O C Pierce		Logan O

		S J Stewart		Col O

		Cloud Garce

6/12		A.P.Kidwell		Mulhall OK

		Elsie  do		  do

		Florence  do		  do

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		Dan Duzenbry		Westerville

		J.S. Brown

		A J Clarke		Cols

		H.W. Cook		Cols.

		Geo H Dyer		  "

		J Wood			Cols O

		Harvey Claypool		Ashley O


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                    <text>[page 85]

[unlabeled page 166 (L) and unlabeled page 167 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

17 June

18		Sanford Smith		Cols, Ohio

18		Geo S.Ewing		Cols Ohio

		G C Scott		Col O

		G McNeal		Lima O

		G D Moyer		  "  "

		F L Rinehart		Mt Liberty O

		O J Munson		Toledo O

		M.E. Miller		Columbus O

		Frank Swickard		Westerville O.

		L P Kendrick		Col O.

		A.E. Whitney		Seddia Mo

		A.A. Whitney &amp; Wife	Mt Gilead O

		Mr C.C. Smith		  do

		J.E. Lortz		Columbus O

		L C Akisen		Columbus



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Wm Wenbt		Col

		Clois Kassley		Mansfield, O.

7		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

		G F Cloon		Cols O.

		H A Campbell		Columbus O

		R.N.Litten		Mt Vernon

		T H. McVay		Chg
		
		Chas E Holnus		Cligago

		W C Marshall		Cols

		O.S. Harbert		Bellefontain O.

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		D Duzenburg with Warner	Westerville O

		C J Miller		Toledo Ohio

		Dayuer			  "    "

		E.J. Walton		Mt Vernon O

		J.E. Wolfe		Johnstown O

		I.V. Lyons		Columbus O

		H B Williams		Cols

		W T Frye		Urbana

7/19		J Cattrell		Col O

		M E Miller		Col O

		Frank Snickard		Westerville O


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                    <text>[page 86]

[unlabeled page 168 (L) and unlabeled page 169 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Jul 22

		J [illegible]		Col O

		W.P.Harding		Johnstown O

		J.F.Stoller		Galion O

		H G Phinney		Cols O.

		J.S.Loner		Shelleyville Ind.

		H M Meyer		Cinti O

		D.L.Hughes		Clyde, Ohio

		Ray Bennett	        Marion O.

		and Wife		  "    "

		J. Stallen		Galion O

		T. M. Sherwood		Sidney O

		R D Bateoeh		Cleveland O

		L B Gill		  "       "

		A D Slough		Delaware O.

		H H Stamets		Col O

		N S Davis		Cleveland

		F W Sill		Detroit

		B V Thompson		Zanesville O

		W.T.Swick		Ada O

		L.L.Vandegriff		Cinti



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

July 27		Charles R. Cary and wife  Millersburg O

  "   "		Ira H. Crum wife &amp; child  Columbus, O

		Chas Longael		Ashley O

		H.Cox &amp; wife		Columbus, O

		H.P. Weef		Col. O

		F T Proctor		Msld O

		S.A.Smith		Cols O

		H.Cox &amp; wife		Columbus Ohio

		Ray Searls &amp; wife	Berkshire Ohio

		George Hess		Stratford

		E D Sheets		Delaware O

		O.W.Crane &amp; wife	Newark O

		H H Jones		Castalue O

		J.A.Vandegriff

		C E Lippincott		Sidney O

		W P Chew		Urbana O

		H M Wright		Toledo O

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                    <text>[page 87]

[unlabeled page 170 (L) and unlabeled page 171 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		M L Warner		Wooster

		W L Lago with Norner	Westerville

		T W Knter		Col

		Judge Overturf &amp; wife	Del

		H.C.Lyon		Wellsville Ohio

		Charles Ufferman 	Delaware O

		C W Williams		Cols. O

		F A Gilbert		Tidioute Pa.

		H Morrison		Pgh Pa

		J.J.Hartman		Cleveland

		D W Davis		Rutland Vt.

		Geo Dudley

		[illegible] Edwards	One week

		Reni Stone		Kingston O

		Art Taylor		Kingston O

		John Williamson		Condit

		R G Prettyman		Marian O.

		J.M.Collins		Columbus

		Ursula Parker		Indianapoles

		Siend Fitgerold		Crient O.

		Ray Bonnett		Marion

		and Driver		Delaware



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept 1st 1909

		B.G.Monroe

		H.C.Moore		Spencer, Ohio

		F.F.Carter		Cols O.

Sept 6th 1909

		D B Grubb &amp; wife	Mt Vernon, O.

		H.Spitzer &amp; Sister	

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

		M L Warner		Wooster

		S C Marian with Warner	Westerville

		Harry McMarnis		Wooster O

		John F Carlisle &amp; wife	Columbus, O.

9/10/9		C W Williams		Cols, O

		J U Boyer		Marion O

		J A Walter		Millersburg O

		G W Beiner		Shelby O

		H B Williams 		Cols

		J.L.Williams

		Thos H Clark		Col O.

		W.J.Longsworth		Cleveland O

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                    <text>[page 88]

[unlabeled page 172 (L) and unlabeled page 173 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Sammie D.H.		Sunbury O

		C E Millers		Cols O

		Sammie D.H.		Sunbury, O.

		Frank Sidlow		Delaware
		Columbus O              County

		Mrs Floid Hartman &amp; wife  

		D.B.Stone		Detroit

		L.E.Debolt		Richwood

		C.D.Kinnard		Mt. Vernon

		James Hopkins		Johnstown Ohio

Feb 6 1921

		Joseph Allen Hopkins	Johnstown Ohio

Feb 6 1921

		Mrs Mary Elizapeth Hopkins

					Johnstown Ohio

Feb 6, 1921



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Georgia Foster	G. Ohio

		Mrs Mae Duncan		Pitt. Pa

		D.J.Babson		Cardington

		W.J.Binkhart		  "

		A E Curtis	          "

		David Sheltan		H.B.

		H M Saxbe		Urbana O
		
		H W Rock		  "    "

9/14		D B Burns		Cols

Sep 16th 1909

		Dr P.Beardslee		Ottawa

		Mrs. C. Davenport	Ottawa

		Wm, Davy		Tipacanoe, City

Sept 17		Mrs Frank Paige		Johnstown O

		Mr &amp; Mrs J.E.Wolfe	Johnstown, O.

		W M Marten		Indplis

		D M Hover		Morenia O

Sept 23 1909

		Hod Lenman		Wooser O.

		Ed Thompson		Delaware O

		J.A.Vandegriff		Cols O


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                    <text>[page 89]

[unlabeled page 174 (L) and unlabeled page 175 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sept. 24/1909

		Wm Bradford 		Indplo Ind.

		Ethel Beery		Columbus, O.

		Hazel Stockdale		Delaware O

		Pearl Short		New York N.Y.

		Teck Hoskins		Yellow Budd O

		Wilma Foster		Westerville

		Hazel Christopher	Westerville

		Sam Johnson		Denver Col.

		John Brown 		Chicago Ill.

		Dr T.E.Cowgill		Delaware O.

		Mayme Cralty		Delaware O.

		Mrs T.E.Cowgill		Delaware O.

		Haus Wagner		Pittsburg Pen

		S A Smith		Cols O

		C A Parker		Cols O

		D.O'Connor		Urbana O

		Mr&amp;Mrs C.H.McAlliston	Col O

		Lucien Meyer		Cinti

		R.N.Laton		Mt Vernon

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O

		H Davis			Delaware O

		D D Jones		Delaware

		F B Riddleburger	Mansfield



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1909		J S Adams and Drive	Col O

		E S [illegible]		Cleveland

		F.M.Shrroan		Detroit

		H.J.Hartman		Cleveland

		H H Gillingham	        Ravenna O
 
		Taybe			Stackdale O

		D.W.Evans		Columbus O.

		J.E.Snyder		Cinti O

Oct 5th		Mr&amp;Mrs Hopkins		at Columbus today

		E R Beaty 		Col. O.

		E J Walton		Mt Vernon O

		M L Warner		Wooster O
			
		Quintin Mann with Warner Westerville O

		H H Miller		Del. O.

		L.J.Gardner		Del O

10		A.L.Kendall		Westerville O

		O.G.Knoske		Delaware O

		J O Raney		Cols. O

		John N. Laird		Marysville O

		R.W.Purdan		  "   "    "

		D E Hainlan		Cleveland O

		J W Jolley		Mansfield O

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                    <text>[page 90]

[unlabeled page 176 (L) and unlabeled page 177 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		P H Dolan		Cols

		T.J.Wood		Columbus O

		Mrs N J Wood		  "

		Mrs H D Westvelt	  "

		C.N.Kisecker		Dayton O.

Oct 14		E A Carnes		Mt Vernon O

 "  "		Els Kent		 "   "    "

16		S.B.VanFossen		Cols. Ohio

19		Went to Columbus today	N M

 "		G R Kremes		Pontiac Mich

 "		N F Freye		Mt Vernon O

19		C T Gibson		Troy Ohio

		J.A.Davis		Malta O

		D.W. Davis		Columbus O.

		H.J.Mcknight		Toledo, O

		G.L.Shideler		N.Y.

		B.F.Reese		Salamaneu N J

		C.S.James		Clyde, O.

		W.H.Pratt		Marengo O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Monday Oct 25

		G S Frambes &amp; Wife	Col. O.

		Ino Garhart		Columbus O

		E F Armstrong		Pittsburg Pa

		Jake Shorts		Clyde O.

		D O Sites		Cols O

27 Tuesday

27		P.B.Yockey		Xenia O.

31		W.R.Conaway		Cardington, Ohio

		J P Abbott		Cols O

Nov 1		M Hindman		Iberia O

Nov 2		J.B.Jewett		Cols, O.

		F D Mornice		Phila Pa

		O W Lawson		Columbus

		W S Pollock		Delaware O

		Sammie Dane Hopkins	Sunbury, Oh

					Delaware O

		W.F.Bryant		  "      "


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                    <text>[page 91]

[unlabeled page 178 (L) and unlabeled page 179 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Wednesday Nov 3th 1909

		New rules today, Every Man

		Please Register dont fail!

		E.J.Foote		Phila Pa.

		Carl H. Murray		Dayton

		C C Tuttle		Toledo

		G.T.Stone		  "

		G.T.Shoney		Toledo

Roberta appears to have returned to this ledger in 1921 and 1922 to use the empty 

space on this page to list the names of plants and the dates that she planted them 

as well as the dates that livestock were born.


					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Roberta appears to have returned to this ledger in 1921 and 1922 to use the empty 

space on this page to list the names of plants and the dates that she planted them 

as well as the dates that livestock were born.</text>
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                    <text>[page 92]

[unlabeled page 180 (L) and unlabeled page 181 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE	Thursday Nov 4th 1909. 

 4      N. Marble

        W. Kempton

 4      R. Babcock               Marengo

       [illegible]               Wooster O
                     [illegible]  
        R. E. [illegible]        Westerville
                     
        P.N. Hoyt                Delaware

 4      Tim Webb                 Condit 

        S.P. Deeds               Circleville, O

        S.J. Gardner             Delaware O

        F.L. Gardner             

 5      Sam Hurt today  

        J N Hoyt                 Delaware O   

        Thomas H Clark           Col O

        L Conover                Dayton O

        B F Whipps               Col Ohio

        Sue Kessie               Col O

        Mrs. D. B. Farnsworth    Col O

        [illegible]              Col Ohio

        B.F. Kessie              Raton, N. M.     



[unlabeled page 180 (L) and unlabeled page 181 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE	          Friday Nov 5th 1909. 
               
Nov 16        Samuel. C. Hill          Cols O
            
              [illegible]              Worthington    [illegible]
          
              E.C. Baker               Columbus
              
              [illegible] Goodrich     [illegible]

              E.C. Payne               Dayton, O
              
              [illegible]              [illegible]

              James Brooks             Dem Ia

              R. H Tracy               Granville O

              W. E. [illegible]           "  "

              E.  [illegible]             "  "      

              John Westrick             Ottawa O  

              D. W. Riser               Centerburg  O

              G A Purdy                 Centerburg  O

              J C Ullery                St Louis MO

              L L [illegible]&amp; wife     Des Moines Ia

              Otto Creason              Anderson Ind

             [illegible] E Studer       Apple Creek O

              P N Winston               Buffalo NY 

              R. B. Patton              Columbus O

              James F. [illegible]      Chicago

              S A Smith                 Cols O

              Carl [illegible]          Col O</text>
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                    <text>[page 93]

[unlabeled page 182 (L) and unlabeled page 183 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Saturday, November 27, 1909

		Chas A Parker		Cols O

		Albert Crane &amp; wife	Peerless, O.

		Mrs W. Day		Delaware O

		W.H Wilson		Condit O

		Hodge Wilson		  "

		Mrs Geo Irwin		Sunbury

		Louis Herman		Cinti

		F J VanSickle		Columbus O

		W.C.Steinbower		  "      "

		F C Hassanfling		Cinti

		W H Lamb		Baltimore

		Col. Perry		Cols

		Johns Glick		Lancaster

		D Fanner		Balt O

		John Grigg		City



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Sunday, November 28, 1909

Jan 7 1908	Maude Brown		Washington

		D B Burns		Cols

		Calvin Wilson		Cleveland

		R M Shutre		Mann O

Dec 2 1909

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		R.E.Andrix with Warner

		E.W.Shoemaker		Cols O.

Dec 4		N. Marble		Sunbury

		R.B.Patton		Columbus O

		[illegible]		Delaware

		[illegible]	        [illegible]	
	
		Wm.B.Clark		Col. O.

		H B Barnes		Clevd

		F M Green		eaton Ohio

		S. Turley		Delaware Ohio

		O E. Thomson		Erie Pa

		J.S.Brown		Delaware Ohio

		H.M.Piper		Detroit Mish

9th December 1909

		Geo.B.Scrogin		Cinti O.
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                    <text>[page 94]

[unlabeled page 184 (L) and unlabeled page 185 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Monday, November 9 1909

		F.W.Kerr		Endicott NY

12-17		Lalnorm Dutch		Saber   Delaware

12-17		Fitzgernold J N.	Cleveland

		S.S.Jacoby		Columbus

Dec 14		F.B.Andrews		Chicago, Ill.

Dec 17		Jn.J.Harrington		Defiance O

Dec 20		J.W.Pritchett		Columbus O

		G C Scott		Columbus O.

		C R Daily		Canal Fulton O

		[illegible]		Cols O

		Wm Wells		Delaware O.

		C A Resch		Canton O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		J S Elliott		Coshocton O

		C.A.Parker		Columbus O

		Harry Perkins		Columbus O

		Venice R Scott		Columbus O

		H B Williason		  "

		M L Warner		Wooster Ohio

		S C Mann with Warner	Westerville

		W B [illegible]		Williamsport Ind



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Tuesday, November 28, 1909

		Mr Marshall		Columbus Ohio

		Johnson Drain Co	Johnstown

		James Stewart		Piqua O

		O.F.Elden		Centerburg O

		E A Beatty		Cardington O

		E.C.Payne		Dayton O

1/12/10		D B Burns		cols

		Max M. Meyers		Columbus Ohio

		Sam Hamilton		Cols

		F D Felt		[illegible]

		Rev Dulian		Columbus          Jan 23rd
        
                                          Preached  Marbles

                                                    Funeral

                                          Sunday 1-3 o'clock
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                    <text>[page 95]

[unlabeled page 186 (L) and unlabeled page 187 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Wednesday, November 10, 1909

		W.J.Chamberlain		Hudson O

		Solomon Johnson		Stryker Ohio

		B S Homes		Richd. Va.

		A.B.Couse		Portland Ore

		H O [illegible]		Wooster

		L.R.Hincock		Galena

		
		Chas E. Studer		Apple Creek Ohio


Roberta appears to have returned to this ledger in 1921 and 1922 to use the empty 

space on this page to list the names of plants and the dates that she planted them 

as well as the dates that livestock were born.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE


Roberta appears to have returned to this ledger in 1921 and 1922 to use the empty 

space on this page to list the names of plants and the dates that she planted them 

as well as the dates that livestock were born.
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                    <text>[page 96]

[unlabeled page 188 (L) and unlabeled page 189 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Dale Hopkins		Sunbury, Ohio    [in left border

		J H Hopkins

		Joseph Hopkins

		Samuel

		Joseph Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Saturday, November 12, 1909

		Robert C. Rankin	Delaware, Ohio

		Robt Dowls		  "        "

1-31-1910	C.L.Hamod		Columbus O.

		W T Hudson		  "

		W.W.Dourn		Pittsburg Pa.

		C.E.Frank		Mansfield O

2/4/10		Frank M. Sheeran	Detroit

Feb 7 1910	Frank Ford

		Joseph H Hopkins

		C W K Cauberg		Columbus O

		H.S.Fickes		Pgh Pa

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                    <text>[page 97]

[unlabeled page 190 (L) and unlabeled page 191 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		W E Rauch		Columbus O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		H.O.Lermon		Wooster, O.

		E L Grauer		Pittsburg

		P. Hart			Nuacaslle Pa

		Hopkins Hotel

		H O Lermon

January 26, 1910

		[illegible]		N.Y.

		J.A.Shaw		Ashley O

		E.C.Sipe		  "    "

		[illegible]		Col O

Jan 27 1910

		Max M Meyers		Col O

		H Randolph		Zanesville O

		Hopkins Hotel

		E Jackson		Toledo

Feb 7 1910

		P N Windsor		Bufflo N Y

		S.Crousey		Col O

		R.W.Kittrell		Columbus

		C J Finch		Indianapolis Ind


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                    <text>[page 98]

[unlabeled page 192 (L) and unlabeled page 193 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			          RESIDENCE

2/9		Wm Larimore &amp; wife Daughter        Col O

		C O Turley		           Del. O.

		Max M Meyer		           Col O.

February 12th 1910

		T.A.Larimore

Feb 8th

		Ols Baker		           Akron O

		C B Frost		           Johnstown O

		Mr. Rolla Bear		           Johnstown O

		Dr. Theo Hammerel	           Toledo O

		A A Wright		           Columbus

		H.J.Hartman		           Cleveland

		B H Ford		           Ashley

2/23		E W Shoemaker	                   Col O

		M L Warner		           Wooster

		J.C.Lurllen		           Ashley O
    
		H Lobdell		             "

		L   "			             "

		D.U.Rhodabeck		             "

2-25 		C.O.Turley		          Delaware O

		W Banning	                  New York City

                I'm Ann

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C V Roberts		Chicago

		C B Frost		Johnstown

		W J Longworth		Cleveland O

		J Stevenson		Columbus 

		J.M.Collins		Columbus, O.

		B H Martin		Zanesville

		    Harles		Toledo O

		H B Williams		Cols O

		J W Covert Jr           Phila

		A H Baker		Lancaster

		J.W.Swabb		Kokomo Ind.

		C Mclelellan		Troy

		A F Barston		Columbus O

2/8		C Q Turley		Delaware O

		Sam Burman

		[illegible]

March 9 1910

		Meyers Max M 		Col. O.

Mar 14 1910

		H.O.Lemmon		Wo

		[illegible] T Shurtz	Colum

		T.S Brelsford		Colum

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                    <text>[page 99]

[unlabeled page 194 (L) and unlabeled page 195 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J B Lough		Dayton O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		B P Snyder		Millersburg O

		Victor Tucker		Brookville O

		H.M.Huntsburger		Mt Vernon O

		W.M.Morris		Col O

		E R Geiselman		Chgo

		Will O Bannon	        Granville O.

		C.W.Moore		Newark O.

		M.U.Vaughan		Columbus O.

		W T Frye		Urbana O

		J Stevenson		Col O

		Lucon Meyer		Cinti

		W C Traelout		Col

		O M Atraihout

		M Atraihout

		J R Gardner

		R J Daneman

		D Shelton NB		St Louis

		Sheltze H.B.		 "   "

		Short			Columbus



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		R G. Dickerson		Lewis Center

		H.R.Ickes		Canton Ohio

		C.E.Frank		Mansfield O

		D.R.Myers		Mfld O.

		Geo Haymen		Cols

		[illegible] Vogh        Centerburg Ohio

					Mexico City Mexico

		Mr and Mrs G A Borden	Columbus O

		Mr Roy Don Cross	Sunbury Ohio

		J. Mahoney		Delaware O

		Roy Nottingham		  "      "

		J E Hall		Fleming Pa

		H B Williams		Manpoie O

		F G Gross		Lima O

		M.J.Harrington		Defiance O.

                                        5-4-10

		J W Loren		Coshocton O

		Mr Peugelly	        Delaware

		Mrs &amp; M Peugelly	   "	 

		W G Cleveland		Cols O

		Clarence C Clemens	Harrisburg Ohio

		Harry Briggs 		Pataskala Ohio

		J Cattrell		Col O

		C.E.Longwell		Ashley O

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                    <text>[page 100]

[unlabeled page 196 (L) and unlabeled page 197 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		R N Staniland		Dayton, O.

		A.L.Kendall		Westerville O

		F.A.Smith		Akron O

		A.Sinn			Delaware

		H.P.Rasch		Canton O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		R D Boeveh		Sunbury

		N.B.Yuigh

		R. Ramson

		L.Z.Cline		Sunbury O

		E.L.Poster		Del, O

		Edna Foster		Sunbury O

		T.S Brelsford		Columbus O

		D W Van Antwerp         Dowagic

		C.E.Hiles		Westerville O

		R.L.High		Galia

		J Camon			Washington

		Jas Donybus		Cols O.

		F Asrahani		Columbus o.

		C.S.Frerhwater		Marysville O

		Clarence Chniu		Harrisburg O.

		H Earl Lewellen		McArthur O.

		C.C.Wilcox		Syracuse, N.Y.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		G A Longwell		Cleveland

		J M Yarnall		Coshocton O.

		Geo Spurgeon		Millersport O

		L Roy Repputchin	Columbus O

		John F. Pickel		  "      "

		Leon Duck Worthall	Delaware

		Frankie Elmer Wells	Frin Corners Ohio

		Gladys B. Gurway	Cin

		Margurite Milligan	New York N.Y.

		J Stevenson		Col O

		Geo Spurgeon		Millersport O

		Max M Myers		Columbus O.

		J B Sturdevant &amp; Mrs Sturdevant  St Louis

		H H Miller		Delaware O.

		Mrs. H.H. Miller	  "      "

		Mr E.B.Miller		Kilbourne "

		Herbert P Sheets 	Sunbury 

		Ols Baker		Akron O

		A L Baker		Lancaster

		J A Parrish		Cols Ohio

		J.A. Vandegaff		Cols O

		L. H. McLain            Urbana
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                    <text>[page 101]

[unlabeled page 198 (L) and unlabeled page 199 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Dale Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio    [left border]

		H.M.Wright		Toledo O

		A.Krummert		Columbus, O

		J S Shults		Delaware O.

		R H Baker		Johnstown O

		Ray Borneir		[illegible]

		Evan George		Cleveland, O

		J.W.DeGong		Cambridge O

		H N Fremerton		Combridge O

		Victor Truker		Brookville

		G H Longwell		Cleveland

		N.C.Welch		Cinc O

		A M Van Sickle		Cleveland O

		Geo S Meyer		Westerville O.

		Ed. Dempsey		  "         "

		H W Benson		Columbus

		A.R.Sheets		Delaware

		H W McKee		Cols O.

		W B White		  "  "

		C.E.Weatherby &amp; wife	Ostrander O

		H.O.Lemmon		Wooster O.

		H.I.Brungart		Columbus O

		G McNeal		Lima O

		P.N.Seeds		MtVictory O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mrs. G.H.Hodgen		Columbus O.

		Miss Mary McAllister	Marysville O.
 
		Will         "		  "        "

		W.C.	     "		Columbus O

		S.A.         "		Centerburg 

		S A Darling		Centerburg 

		Lester  "		  "

		George Stelts		Mansfield O.

		Chas Sinkey		Croton O.

		Miss T. Kessie		Columbus O.

		Mrs E B Gault		Sunbury  "

		C.W.Stump		Delaware O

		W.O.Miles		Columbus Ohio

		C P Watson &amp; Wife	Dayton O

		Martha H Watson		Byesville O.

		S. Howe Bonar		Moundsville W Va.

		Miss Zoa M Frost	Johnstown O.

		L.Roy Repp		Columbus, O.

		John Pickel		  "       "

		B.F.Whipps		Cols Ohio

		J A Parrish		Cols Ohio

		Jas A. Uhl		Millersburg, O.

		Wm N Craw		  "          "

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                    <text>[page 102]

[unlabeled page 200 (L) and unlabeled page 201 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Mahlon Hostetler	Sugar Creek

Jul 7		Mrs A C McKinley	Bangs

 "		Mrs D.H.Bell		Bangs

 "		Mrs I.W.Critchfield	  "

 "		Mr and Mrs F F Cain	Bangs O

 "		Miss Wanda Huffman	Laurelville O

 "		Mrs W H Wright		Bangs

 "		Mrs L.V.Babbs		Bangs Ohio

 "		Mrs C.C.Crider		Bangs Ohio

 "		Mrs. Grace L Mack	Bangs Ohio

 "		Miss Faye Bell		Bangs Ohio

 "		Mrs L W Spielman	Bangs Ohio

		Mrs O.L.Carell		Bangs

		D G Borham		Cols O

		S.M.Greene		Urbana O.

		T S Brelsford		Columbus

		W J Longworth		Cleveland O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Eugene Jackson		Toledo

		H.M.Piper		Detroit Mich

		J.H.Brook		Mansfield, O.

		B.M.Swiehart		Col. Ohio

		H.S.Murphey		Mohawk Vil O.

		A K Neer		Cols

July 20		F.R.Vorgtly		Piqua, O.

		A Neer			Cols

		Ray Bonnette		Marion, O

29		B M Deitriek		Mantua

		G N Longwel		Cleveland

		J.A.Brodbee		Col O

		E.J.Rosenauer		Cleveland

		P T Bowen		Woodstock O

		Rose Desmond		Galena

		Dorthy Donaldson	Galena Ohio

		B B Zucker		Cleveland O.

		J B Smith		DeGraff O

		R.W.Kitsell		Cols.

		Chas J. Hemenway	Cleveland O

		J F Hemenway		Cleveland O

		Chas E. Shealis		Harrisburg

		S O Preston		Newark

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                    <text>[page 103]

[unlabeled page 202 (L) and unlabeled page 203 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Andrew L Ellett Jr.	Cinti O

		Thomas West		Cols O.

		Frank Borger		Col Ohio

		Roy Rupp		Cols

		Sickel			 "

		E Smith Jr		Detroit

		W N Cairns		Columbus

		J N Arnold		Newark O

		B L Schurman		Sunbury O

		 "      "		New Castle Md

		M T Gaven		Canton O

		J A Vandegriff	        Cols O

		H.E.Benell		Minneaplis Minn

		Bill Dahl		  "

		H B Williams		Cols O

Wednesday September 28 1910

		F.R.Voegtly		Piqua Ohio

		J N Reed		Canton O

10/4-1910	H.O.Corr		Delaware O

		C.C.Deuman		Centerburg O

		A C Kingman		Delaware O

		F.E.Staldor		Toledo



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		A M Sutton		Dayton O.

		R.G.Darling		Columbus O.

		N A Weledge	        Chicago

		E H Farulurau		Cleve O

		F B Hubbard		Sterling Ill

		W E Thell		Columbus O

		O.C.Kingman		Delaware O

		J A Sachs		Pgh

10/11/10	J.E.Rice		Mansfield O

10/12/10	H.M.Piper		Mansfield Ohio

10/12		W A Harris		Mansfield O

10/13		Harry Rex		Canton Ohio

10/13		R A Stephenson		Cinc

		A F McKay		Della O

		G McNeal		Lima O

		P W Seeds		Mt. Victory O

		C W James		Cleveland O

		J B Wilson		Centerburg O

		Geo W.W.Bee		Cols O

		J.F.Chamden		Cleveland O

		W.E.Wiemer		Newark O

		Edw. F. Celso		Boston


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                    <text>[page 104]

[unlabeled page 204 (L) and unlabeled page 205 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Thursday November 18 1909

		J.M.Collins		Columbus, O.

		H.O. Lemmon	        Wooster O.

		J K Lincoln &amp; wife	Delaware O

		G.C. Scotts	        Cols O.

		Sam Hamilton		Cols. O

		R E Weidner		Milwaukee

		Geo. E Yonger		Mt Vernon Ohio

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		C M Leonard		Delaware, O.

		R C Dickerson		Lewis Center O

		H.I. Brungart		Columbus, O.

		J Shaffer		Columbus O

		C.E. Rusler		Cols O.

		Dwight Roberts		Sunbury O

		Robt. E. Bonney		St Louis Mo.

		I.S.Walter		Delaware O.

		W B White		Cols O

		J.E.Stephens		Covington Ky

		C G Selby		Columbus O

		F.B. Williams		Delaware O

		Harry W Crist		  "      "

		E A Rutter		  "      "

		A J White		  "      "	



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J R Taggart		Delaware O.

		R C Dickerson		Lewis Centr

		H. Yarnell		Del O

		W P Smart		Del O

		N.A. Spaulding		Delaware Ohio

		Chas G Rose		Delaware

		Orton G Lea	Delaware, Ohio

		J.W. Pfiffner		Delaware Ohio

		Homer Blackledge	Delaware, Ohio

		Harry Gallant		Delaware   "

		Winfield Warline	  "        "

		C A Jones		  "        "

		Mr &amp; Mrs B W Hough	  "        "

		Mr &amp; Mrs W H Bodurtha	  "  

		Fred Dustman		Del O.

		W F Whittier		Delaware O

		Thomas E Lamp		Columbus O

		E S Walzer		Cleveland O

		Arthur Mill		Zanesville O.

		Wilby White             Columbus O

1/3/10		Mc D Thompson		Minford Cruse O

		B H Martin		Zanesville

		Wm T Kinslow		Orville O

		J.L. Righter                "

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                    <text>[page 105]

[unlabeled page 206 (L) and unlabeled page 207 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Lewis B. Houck		Mt Vernon Ohio

		[illegible]		Chgo

                [illegible]             [illegible]

		J D Shults		Delaware O.

		W Cushman &amp; wife	Chicago

Nov 12th 1910	Borchers Minstrels

		Wm Church		Col O

		Carl Witke Jr

		Warren Gee Church	J. City

		Charles [illegible]

		Frank Drown

		H Borchus Jr. 		Grogan

		E Siefert

		D C Smith           

		A.C. Hoffner 		N.Y.

		Elmer Trautman

		Robt. Starchman

		Bob Carlzdafner

		Paul A Harbig		Col. O

		J.E. Prautman		Paris, France

		J C Meyers              Findley O

		Robt. Starchman



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Nov 1910

		S.G. Garlogh		Springfield 

		Roy Repp		Columbus O            Both 
                                                              together
		Rev Bennett		Columbus Ohio

Nov 24		J Blevins		Troy O

		J.C. Steckel		  "  "

		Chas Kelley		  "  "

		Mr. Clyde Payne		Delaware Ohio

		Mrs Clyde Payne		Delaware Ohio

		Mr. Herrold Haugh	Defiance Ohio

		Mrs Herrold Haugh	Defiance Ohio

		Blevens J		Troy O

		Steckel J C 

		Kelley C.J

		J.W. Reading		Delaware O.

		Ray Bonnett		Delaware O

		G.W. Burner M.D.	Appleton O

		S. Rothchild		Columbus O.

		L P Kendrick		Col O

		W H Dairs		Cleveland

		C.E. [illegible]        Fredricktown O

		Miss Lillian May Kauser	Delaware O


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                    <text>[page 106]

[unlabeled page 208 (L) and unlabeled page 209 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Dec 8/10	James E Rice		Mansfield O

		Walthena Brown		Chicago

		&amp; Bay Choir

		N E Rauch		Columbus Ohio

		J H McIntire		Columbus O.

		Frank Ryan		Chicago Ills

		Ed Dustin		Sunbury

		Harry Gellauch		Delaware O

		H J McKnight		Toledo O.

		J.M. Collins		Columbus, O.

		A Rauch			O

		John Mooney		Phila Pa

		W  Miller		Newark Ohio

		S.M. Greene		Urbana

		Royal McCaughey		Panama

		G A Sutton &amp; Wife	Dayton O

		L Ray Repp		Columbus O

		[illegible] Pickel		  "      "

		K.N.Martindale		Hamilton O

		Frank Blackford		[illegible] O

		G.C. Houskeeper	        Bowling Green O

		C E Williams		Cols O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1911  Cloudy day

Jan 2 1911	C J Slogh		Galena O

Jan 3		J W Watkins		Radnor O

Jan 4		J C Switckheimer	Delaware Ohio

1-3-11		Thos Whitt		Centerburg O

		F.J. Kanode		Cols O

		Frank Buck		Mt Vernon O.

		A.F. Harris		Columbus O.

		H D Shoemaker Piano Tuner  222 N18th Cols O.

		H L Rick		Fulton Ill

		J Cattrel		Col O

		C L Clemans		Col O

		W C Clemans		 "  "

		C S Fredwater		Marysville O.

		John Miller		Sunbury

		Wm Wilson		  "

		M B Plant		Cincinnati O

		Chas Nelley		Delaware O

		W.G. Forsyth		Alexander

		J Stevenson		Col O

Jan 25  1911

		W.M. McDonald		Columbus O

		Chas. M. Laynus

		A H Klein		Toledo

		G.T. Stone

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                    <text>[page 107]

[unlabeled page 210 (L) and unlabeled page 211 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		F D Irigas		Columbus O

		I W Harris		Plain City, O.

Feb 1st		J.M. Collins		Columbus, O.

		D Watsons		Delaware, O.

Feb 2d 1911

		R A Stephenson		[illegible] O

		B.F. Johnson		Warren O

		Chas F Grolley		Boston

		V.V. Rogers

		H A Williams		Cols O

		S.K. Mardis		Cols, O.

		F S B

		L.H. Masteller		Cols, O.

		G S Longwell		Cleveland

2/8  1911	E B Moore		Newark O

2/10		C W Wagan		Chgo Ills

2/10		Frank [illegible]	Newark O

Feb		[illegible]		Col O

		Theo [illegible]	Toledo O

		S Meyer			[illegible]

Feb 15		J M Collins		Columbus O

		H M Wright		Toledo

		P W Seek		Mt Victory O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

2-16-11		Frank Buck		[illegible] O

		H G [illegible]	        Toledo

		F.N.R. Redfern		Adelphi, O.

		Thomas Wiggins		City

		Frank Colewood		Centerburg O.

		Bob Button		Centerburg O.

		Sooky Button		Centerburg O.

		Betsy Bobbins		Centerburg O.

		Mrs B. Milford		  "        "

		Rose Milford		Centerburg O

		Polly Dooler		Centerburg O

		Ike Hopper		Centerburg O

		Kyle (Ky) Brantford	Centerburg Ohio

		Mr. J. Blake  Sheriff	Centerburg O

		Charles Bolivar Messmore  Meadville O

		Rev F.B. Willis		Zeiktown Rome

		Thomas Wiggins		City

		A L Baker		Lancaster

		H.K. Doolittle		Gambier O

		Clair J. Dial		Gambier Ohio

		R B Johnston		Cols. O.

2/24/11		John F. Pickel		Columbus O

		L Roy Repp		  "      "

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                    <text>[page 108]

[unlabeled page 212 (L) and unlabeled page 213 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Feb 1911	G C Hamm		Pontiac Ill

		Carl Mayhew		Columbus

		R.C. Holden		Ciniti O.

		C H Chapman		Cleveland

		D B Gary		Zanesville O

		Geo. C. Rheinfrank	Mt Vernon Ia

		P B Noble		Columbus O

		C C Cushing		  "      "

		Fuguwick	          "      "

		J.L. Bevins		Homer

Mch 1		J.M. Collins		Columbus O.

		C.H. Masteller		Cols. O.

		Geo. S. Meyer		Westerville, O.

 "  2		J W Headley		Marion O

		J.A. Vandegriff		Cols O

 "  11		Andrew L Elliott Jr.	Cinti O

		A Packard		[illegible]

 "  13		F.E. Dutoit		Columbus O

		Theo N. Reeb		Cols. O.

		C N Davis               Cols O

		Maurice I McQueen	Ft Wayne In

		W.J. Longworth		Cleveland O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Mch 15		J.M. Collins		Columbus O.

		Frank Kline 		Fredericktown O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

		F B Reid		Ashley

		R A Callander		Delaware O.

		R.N. Walsh		Col. O.

		F A Gilbert		Tidioute Pa

		G H Goodrich		O.K.

		H.J. Sluitt		Cleveland

		Thio Hammerel		Toledo O

		J H Stearns		Msfld

		C Showhauer		Celina O

		C Waack	                N.Y.C

		V A Smits		Col. O.

		[illegible]		 "   "

		A E Heinthelman	        Akron O

		W E Hoyer		Columbus

		M T Garen		Canton O

		F B Reid 		Ashley

		A J Smith		Fulton O

		W H [illegible]		Columbus O

		E.R. Murphy		Lancaster O

		J T  Donahur	        Warren O

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                    <text>[page 109]

[unlabeled page 214 (L) and unlabeled page 215 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

12		J.M. Collins		Columbus, O.

		S.M. Greene		Urbana, O.

		Elmer Hattie		Milan Mich

		W.H. Pollock	        Del. Ohio

4/16/11		[illegible] M.Mead      Delaware, Ohio

4/17/1911	J Cattrell		Col O

		O B Shafer		Columbus O.

		F. Simpson		Johnstown O

		J.B. O Conner		  "       "

		Da C J Spring		Centerburg O

4/24/11		C H Hoddard		Indpls Ind.(Dinner)

		J.W. Collins		Columbus O.

		Z Emory			Delaware O

		R M Duvall	        New Springtown O

		Geo. A. Borden		Columbus Ohio

		B.F.Barker		  "       "

		B E Litt		Fredericktown

		H B Landon &amp; Daughter	Westerville O

		J P McIntyre		Cols O.

		A M Sutton		Dayton O

		H G Amick		Galina O

		E B Moore		Newark O

		A M Sweeney		Columbus



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Harry H Keadey		Centerburg O.

		Jochs			Cinti

		Chas E Studee	        Apple Creek

		C G Shafer		Col Ohio

		G H Langwell		Cleveland

		Z Emery			Delaware Ohio

		J G Hogland		  "       "

		W S Polloch		Delaware Ohio

May 18/11

		

               Franc Ziegler                  The Ziegler-Howe

                Chas. T. Howe                     Concert Co.
                
                Bertha S. Howe                    Columbus 
                                                
		Jesse Worthington                   Ohio
                                                         
                Chas. Hunter Ohio
		                                          	              

May 19th  11	

		R S VanSickle Wife &amp; Daughter  Col. O

		W.H. Snook		Paulding O.

		Arthur L Ruben	        Cols

		Geo A Shaw		Marengo

		B.L Stark		Mt Gilead

		A.C. Ramsay		Jacobsburg Ohio

		M.C. Ramsay		West Union Ohio

		G.B.Lewis		West Union Ohio

		C.M. Kendall		 "    "     "

		Mr Wm Comich            Wooster, O
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                    <text>[page 110]

[unlabeled page 216 (L) and unlabeled page 217 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		E.B. Melendy		Mt. Vernon, O.

		W.P. West		Chgo

		H.J. Heltman		Westerville O.

		[illegible]		Dayton, Ohio

		Sailor S. Wilson	Columbus O

5/31		F B Reid		Ashley O

		R H Berry		Cols O

		Chas W. Friedgen	Cleveland O

		H.O. Lemmon		Wooster O

		H.A. Tonguett		Marion, O.

		W.D. Tyler		Wooster

		Chas E Studee	        Apple Creek O.

		W E Butte		Newark, O.

		F.E. Dutroit		Cols O

		Alex Neville		Osco Ill

		Frank Roof		S O.

		Mr and Mrs C.R.Maxwell	Cols, O.

		W P Smart		Delaware O

		G N Morehouse		Delawae O.

		J A Vandegriff		Cols O

		E.J.Willer		 "

		W.J. Dishe		[illegible] O

		W.G. Millegan		 "     "

		A.E.Brooks		Cols. Ohio

		G H Morehouse		Delaware O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

6/20		J.A. Biddle		Columbus O

6/21		R.M. Avery		Delaware O.

		G H  Langwell		Cleveland

6/26/11		G H  Morehouse		Delaware O

		Wm G Emrich		Cols

7/3/11		G H  Morehouse		Delaware O.

		T [illegible]		New York

7-6		Z Emery			Delaware O

		R.H. Willhide		St Louis Mo

7/10/11		J.P. Blackledge		Delaware O.

7/10/11		G.B. Blackledge		Delaware O.

7/11/11		H C Dollison		Meadville Pa


		Mr &amp; Mrs C H McAllister	Columbus O.

		Mrs Jessie B Sheldon &amp; Son  "    "

		Abe Samuel		    "    "

		W.E. Borkman		    "

		S.M. Greene		Urbana

		L Ronnick	        Niles O

		N H Davis 		Cleveland

		H.S.Wyly		Col.

		R.L. Jones		Uitica Ohio

		C B Raymond		Wapakoneta Ohio
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                    <text>[page 111]

[unlabeled page 218 (L) and unlabeled page 219 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

1911

		Geo H. Lowden		Columbus, O.

		J.K.Wynn		Indplis Ind.

July 27		T.H.Tuite		Delaware

		D Watrous	        Delaware

		H.O.Lemmon		Wooster O

		A.U. Steenrod		Wheeling W Va

July 27		E M Reed		Delaware O

July 28		Sam Paul and wife	Columbus

 "   31		J.F. Lellie		Pasadena Cal.

		Harry Bock		Delaware Ohio

		Curtes Magill		Powell Ohio

		G H Longwell		Cleveland

		W.J. Rowland		Columbus, O.

		Jas Hughes		Cols O

		Y A Graham		Mt Vernon Ohio

Aug 8-11	Ed. S. Crawl		Col

Aug 8		C J Slough		Columbus O

  "		J W Wakins		Radnor O

  "		J C Swickheimer		Delaware O

		N.W.Vaughan		Cardling

		[illegible] Hines	Caledonia

		R.C. Gallahue		Marion Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Aug 9		James A. Wing		Mt Vernon

		Sam Bristow		Topeka Ka

		Theo Vogelsberg		London O

		H.P. Hank               Cols O

		F M R Snyder		Pgh. Pa

		M. Weiss		Cleveland O.

		W E Lanmeek		Cols. O.

		R.D. Fifield		Cleve. O.

Aug 14		A.W. VanDervort		Wilmington O

		M.M. Dray		Cortland, O

Aug 16		D. Watrous		Delaware O

Aug 17		E M Kindle		U.S.Geol Survey.

		P.V. Roundy		U.S.Geol Survey

		P A Bungart		[illegible] O

		A.L. Inn		Delaware O.

		C.G Rose		Delaware O.

		C.E.Hinton		Montpelier O

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                    <text>[page 112]

[unlabeled page 220 (L) and unlabeled page 221 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

August 1911

20		Mrs C.O. Markel		Wooster Ohio

22		F B Reid		Ashley

24		Dr A P Taylor

		  &amp; Wife		Columbus, O

25		Miss Etidorhpa Creighton  Worthington O

26		E D Beene

		  &amp; Wife		Hardy Nebr

		S A Stewart		Columbus O

		W Workman		Mt Vernon O

		S.A Stewart		Col. O

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		D J.T. Potter		Canton O

		J.M. Collins		Columbus O.

		A.U. Steenrod		Wheeling W Va

		D Watrous		Delaware O.

		T H Tuite		  "   "   "

		Wilson Winter		Circleville, O.

		Ken Romig		Uhrichsville O

		D B Williams		Delaware O

		J.A. Slaughter		City



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

8/4		J N Weiss		Cleveland O.

		M Weiss

		C J Baldwin		Granville O

		J.C. Smith		Columbus O.

		W J Longworth		Delaware O

		J Q Vandegriff		Cols O.

		J.M. Collins		Columbus O.

		D R Linnabary		Westerville

		Frank Keck		Cols

		W J Kendall		Cols 

		F.O. Rausou		Spgfld, O.

Sept 8		H.O.Lemmon		Wooster O

		R.H.Ulain		[illegible] O

		J.T.Perry		[illegible]

		J.B. Crockett		Detroit, Mich.

		C D Terry		Dicatur Ills

		R H Biggs		Columbus

		M D Warner		Wooster

		John Bevens		Westerville

		J.E. Ward		Mt Vernon O

		H G Harvey		Kalamazoo

		Frank Roof		Sunbury

		H E Rauch		Columbus Ohio

left margin     Jac. Hopkins [illegible]Sunbury  Ohio
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                    <text>[page 113]

[unlabeled page 222 (L) and unlabeled page 223 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		R P Moody		Amanda, Ohio

		F A Gilbert		Oliver NY

		Dale Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio

		Dale Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio

		Dale Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio Delaware County



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Wild Bill

October 12	J.W. Hedrick		Mt Gilead

		Mrs. C.A. McAllister	Columbus, O.

		H.A. McAllister		Grand Forks, North Dakota

                Mr.&amp; Mrs. Robert McAlister Isle of Pines N.J.

		L. Zeigar		Canton O

		Geo H Keppel		Wooster O

Oct 19

		R.A. Stephenson		Cin. O.

		O H Taylor		Cols O.

		P Waack			N Y

		A King 			Columbus O.

		J N 

		J P

10.23		Lyman R. Mears		Dresden O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

		Mr &amp; Mrs C.A. McAllister Columbus O.

		W C. McAllister

		Mrs Jeaice B. Sheldon

		C D Trimble		Cols O

		Chas Watson		Delaware O

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                    <text>[page 114]

[unlabeled page 224 (L) and unlabeled page 225 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Oct 27		A. Lynn			Columbus O.

		W.M McDonald		W. Alexander Pa

		Chas. M. Jaynes		Columbus, O

		C H Scanlan		Medina O

		R L Scanlan		  "

Oct 30		H.B. Lamon		Westerville O

		F H Winter		Crooksville, O

		J.B.Summer		San Antonio Tx

Nov 2		B.M. Derthick		Mantua O

		D. Shelton		St Louis

		C W Callmon		Columbus

		T R Smith		Delaware

		W.C Wood		Cleveland, O.

		J N Weiss		Cleveland Ohio

		Chas Kelley		Troy Ohio

		John Stickel		  "       "

		Jes Blevins		  "       "

		W J Longworth		Delaware O

		P.W. Gage		Delaware O

		W.A.H. Coday		Chicago

		E A Mueller		Cinti O

		Chas B Studer		Apple Creeke

		F.C. Higley		Delaware



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		F A Hoffman		[illegible] Pa

		Joseph N. Weiss		Cleveland Ohio

		J J Reid		Lebanon O

		A A Steenrod		Wheeling W Va.

		E S Munch	        Zanesville

		W.S. Varney		Boston Mass.

		N.A. Bolman		Cincinnati

		F.C. Hegley		Delaware O

		Hon Geo Meyer		Westerville

		Chas Clark		Denver Colo

		Thomas Moore		Cols

		K E Panner		Centerburg O

		A K Nun			Cols

		W.A. Stevens		Massillon O

		Geo. W. [illegible]	Lou. Ky

		J.C. Moyer		Findlay Ohio

		Chas A Rich		Indianapolis

		Chas. E. Studer		Apple Creek O

		Geo Meyer		Westerville

		Chas Clark              Denver

		Mr &amp; Mrs C.A. McAllister Columbus O.
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                    <text>[page 115]

[unlabeled page 226 (L) and unlabeled page 227 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		W H Scriber		Mt. Vernon, O.

		Chas Harting          "         "

		Floyd Hubbs		  "         "

		J J Gary		New Lexington O.

		Geo S Lentz		[illegible] O

		M.C. Thomas		Mingo O.

		Robt A. Crawford	Coshocton, O

		E.V Prescott		Toledo O

		Geo N. Isaac		Col O.

		J A Dearch	        Marietta O

		L.A. [illegible]        [illegible] Ind

		J W. Frazier		Uhrichsville, O.

		H E Lake		Johnstown O

		A.E. Blayney		Chicago

		C H Cline		Rushsylvania O

		H.C. Green		U S Tele Cor

		L.G. Finlay		Cleve.

		C H Watson		Delaware O

		H M Wright		Toledo

		S W [illegible]		Cleveland

		H.O. Lemmon		Wooster O

		W. V. Walton		Medina, Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		W.R. Kissick		Cleveland Ohio

		A H Hutchington		Canton

		J V Richardson		Zanesville O

		Cls McLean		Bellifontaine

		W W Bonnell		Columbus O.

		Mr. and Mrs J.C. Frye	Portland

		Frank Frye		  "

		Virginia Frye		  "

		Esther Frye		  "

		R J Howard		Cinti O

		W J Keenan		  "

		Phil Kimble		Fostoria O

		T.C. [illegible]        Columbus Ohio

		J M Reed		Crestline O

		A A Howitz		Clev. O.

2/2		R.A. Stephinson		Cin O

		E.H.Mitchell		Columbus O

		H R West		Uhrichsville O

		F. B. Ashton		Bellefontaine O

		G.A. Weinig		Endicott NY

		J F Chambers		Cintini O

		Chas Horting		Minneapolis Minn


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                    <text>[page 116]

[unlabeled page 228 (L) and unlabeled page 229 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Feb 6		James Moore		Cini

		Fred Ferris		So Bend

		S J Whelen		Canton O

		Fred Jones		Sciota O

		B H Martin		Zanesville

		T.G. Graham		Johnstown

                N.E. Rauch              Columbus Ohio

		M. Dalton		Athens O

2/13		W E Barich		Columbus Ohio

		J G Lumsden		Detroit Mich

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek O.

		H.L. Seif		Canton, O.

		J.J. Caine		Columbus O

		Will B. Winter		Summersville Fla.

		Will B. Rain		Red Cloud Ark

		R Waack			N.Y.C.

		J.H Hasbert		Bryan O

2/26/12		Chas. J. Gordon		C.H.Tel.Co

		C.F. Harper		" "  "   "



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Mch 1		W.E. Kemp		Pittsburgh Pa

		J A Slaughter		Mansfield O.

		Chas Clam		Denver Colo

		J M [illegible]	        Cols O

		Spring Is. Here		Springfield Ohio

		C D Lynn		Cols O

		R.M. Shuter		Marion, O

		John H. Wilson		Westerville Ohio

		Samuel Matheolo	        Paris France

		Christopher Columbo	Genoa Italy

		Hm Penn Shilla		Pennsylvania

		Mell Warner		Wooster O

		John Barins		Westerville

		H S Williams		Canton O.

		[illegible]		Toledo O

		R V Bud		        Croton O

		Willis James		Canton O

		J.H. Stephens		Columbus O

		H O Lemmon		Wooster O.

		C F Renner		Delaware, O.

		R.B. Foster		Chi Ill

		W J Howard		Cols O

4-8-1912	Wm Webber		Monessen Pa

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                    <text>[page 117]

[unlabeled page 230 (L) and unlabeled page 231 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C Snyder		Apple Creek O

		Lewis Orndoff		Westerville O.

		Walter Glaze		Westerville O

		A K Dezell		NY

		A.C. Bickel		Gambier O.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

		B.A. McGuinnis		Mansfield O

		J M Moody		Columbus O

		S.M. Greene		Urbana

		R.H. Biggs		Columbus O

		Vaughn Fuller		Galena O

		Joe Weiss		Sunbury O

		Geo R Damon		Cols O.

		Joshia Adams		Posycorners O

		Jerry Jackson		Jamesville O

		Theo. Hammerel		Toledo O

		C O [illegible]	        Delaware

		D [illegible]		Washington C.H.

		R G Dickerson		Lewis Center O

		John Bowers with Warner Westerville

		M L Warner	`	Wooster O

		W.J. Longworth		Delaware O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		C.A. Morrison		Delaware Ohio

		C.E. Kitsmiller		  do      do

		E S Waley		Cleveland

April 24  4 pm	C P Magill		Condit O

Apr.16.		Newton E. Ballmer	Wash. D.C.

		Joseph Weiss		E. Cleveland O

		J.C. Whitefind		Maus Told

Apr 16		A S Quintard		Washington D.C.

Apr.27		Misses Elizabeth &amp; Sadie Weiss	Columbus

		Fred G Bale		Westerville

		J.R.Moyer		Findlay Ohio

		T G Haisley		[illegible]

		[illegible]		Dayton Ohio

May 2		J C. Reichelderfer	Delaware Ohio

		G B French		Canton O

		Louis Bram		Phila

		R.L. Lewis		Glouster O

		J R Griffis		Cleveland O.

		W.C. Rayner		  "

		J T Abbott		  "

May 9		R L Lewis		Glouster O.

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                    <text>[page 118]

[unlabeled page 232 (L) and unlabeled page 233 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

5-6-12		Mrs &amp; Mr Wm Welber	Sunbury Ohio

		J Sutton		Delaware O.

		C E Studer		Apple Creek

		Curtis R Magill		Condit Ohio

		Edyth Phillips]		

		Myrte Phillips]		

		Helen Neilson]
                                              Tompkins, Hope of Man
		Mrs Allen]

		Jessie [illegible]

		Earl     "]

		Homer Cowgill]

		Charles Spencer]

		Dave Wortz]

		C.O. Allen Jr]

		D Seyel			Columbus O.

		L Steves		Cleveland

		F.N. Devereaux		Columbus O

		Chas. H. Flueckiger	Cleveland O.

		John Bowers with        Westerville O

		M L Warner		Wooster O

		N.C. Welch		Cin O

		E.P.Russell &amp; Wife	Col O.



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Rudolph Purger]		The

		Mrs D C Abbott]		Ziegler - Howe

		Charles T. Howe]  	Orchestral Club

		Chas Hunter]		Columbus Ohio

		Gurtan Bruder]

		P C Davis

		J F [illegible]	        Hudson Mich

		E.E. Henshey		Columbus O

		A M Huffman		Cols O

		G.B.Rousseau		Pgh.

		G E Magmelo		U S Tel Co

		P Money			U S Tel Co

		N B Huddelston		Cols O

		S Segel			Columbus O

		C E Heinz		Cinti

		C J Hall		Los Angeles

		H H Bonnette		Cleveland

		C E Cam			Hilliard O

		M B Kasser		Johnston

		N Crawford		  "

		H.O. Lemmon		Wooster O.

		Bluton Childes	        Col O

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                    <text>[page 119]

[unlabeled page 234 (L) and unlabeled page 235 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		H.A. Lynn		Canandaigua N.Y.

		E H Forester		Canton O.

		Geo Paul		Columbus O

		C O Stetler		Cols

		D. Howitz		Toledo O

		Curtis R Magill		Condit O.

		[illegible]	        Columbus

		C O Campbell		Ashland O.

		W P Prichard		Delaware O

		P.M. Cantric		Greencastle Pa

		D.B. Helm		Shady Grove Pa

		Mell S Warner		Wooster O	

		John Barners with Warner Westerville

		Geo G Crose		[illegible] Mich

		Frank Holt 		Marengo

		Frank Julian		Marengo

		Bentin Childers		Worthington O.

		G.A. Landis	        Mt Vernon O.

		T B Mowrer		Col. O.

		B. F Knox		Mt Vernon O

6/20		W C Marshall		Columbus O

		C.C.Whartenby	        Zanesville O

		Mrs D.S. Grube		Delaware O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		[illegible]Farland      N Y

		J.C. Nolfe		Johnstown

		C Athey			Central [illegible]

		G.K. Sillaugh

		Hadassah H. Johnson	Columbus O

		Harry Gallant		Delaware Ohio

		S J Lewis		Columbus

		R A Stephenson		Cin O

7/4		Pearl Long		Delaware Ohio

7/4		M S Warner		Wooster

		Joh Bowers with Warner	Westerville O

		R J Woodley		Cols. O

		Chas. D. Dumas		U S Tel. Co.

		Joseph N White

		[illegible] Coffey      Columbus O

		F W Boyle		[illegible] O.

		G.T. West		Tiffin O.

		Louis Silvestin         Italia

7/26		R.B.Foster		Col O.

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                    <text>[page 120]

[unlabeled page 236 (L) and unlabeled page 237 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		N. Speckman		Coshocton

		E J Mitchell		Columbus O

		F.A. Phelps		Columbus

		H.W. Boyle		Oxford O

		Chas E. Studer		Apple Creek

		C.R. Magill		Sunbury O

		R G Dickerson 		Lewis Center

		Mr &amp; Mrs A.L. Percy	Philadelphia

		J W Pittengel		Marion Ind

		Mrs Shartte		Columbus O

		W.A. Lovett		Newark O.

8-5-12		H.F. Hansberger		Ashley, O.

		S.T. Price		Linden Hts. O.

		Wm L Landis		Decatur Ill.

		M Rhumard		Cleveland Ohio

		M S Warner		Wooster O

		John Bevens with Warner	Westerville

		L.C.Close		Cleveland O

		Mrs J.B. Sheldon &amp; Son	Columbus O

		C.H. McBride		[illegible] Ill
		
		W Barney Riley		Ottawa Ont Can



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		J.J. Barringer		Osborn Ohio

		Curtis R Magill		City

		Joseph Muss		Col. O.

		Geo T Fishwick		Cinti O

		W.R. Lovett		Newark O

		Gill Shustle	        Cols, O.

8-20		F B Reid		Ashley

Aug 22d		R.A.Stephenson		Cin O

		Sol. Klein		Toledo, O

		Wm Palmer		Centerburg

Aug 24		E D Sheets		Sunbury

		J F. Gamble		Hudson, Mich.

		Chas E Studer		Apple Creek

"    30		A.J. Malmsberry		Beloit Ohio

"    30		L.G. Malmsberry		Beloit Ohio

"    30		Paul E Myers		  "       "

     30		Clark Myers		  "       "

		Cyrus Whinery		Beloit Ohio

		T G Graham		Johnstown Ohio

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[unlabeled page 238 (L) and unlabeled page 239 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

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		E J McMahon		Columbus, O.

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		A Boyer			Indpls Ind

		M L Kaener		Wooster O

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					HOTEL REGISTER.

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			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		B M Allen		Col O.

		Jas. F. Sipe		Cinti

		Otto. H. Kohler		Canton O.

		J.A. Grimes		Toledo O.

		R.D. Jones		Col. Ohio 

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		Miss M. Essex		Cols, Ohio.

		W H Francisco &amp; Wife	Coldwell N J

		Mrs Elizabeth Francisco Coldwell N J

		G. Thomas		Sewickley Pa.

		J.J. Baringer		Osborn Ohio

		W H Lamb		Baltimore

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					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

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		Strickland Lillian	Bellevue

		C R Taggart		Newbury Oh

		H Lemon			Galion O

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		O F Ehrenfield		Tiffin O

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		W J Longworth		Delaware O

		Frank Shenkle		Mineral City O

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		Smith Dawson		Ohio

		Sammil Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

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2/3		W A Marshall

		W S Pollock		Delaware O

		O W Peters		Marietta O

		J.H. Fisher		Cleveland O
		
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		Mr G.L. McNemry		  "  "

		Mrs   "     "	          "  "

		M S. Warner		Wooster

		Harold Smith with Warner Westerville

		E H Mitchell		Columbus

		O H Mitchell

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                    <text>[page 123]

[unlabeled page 242 (L) and unlabeled page 243 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

Mar 8/22	R. Derickson		Lima O

		David Poulton

		Homer Poulton

Aug 26 1915	J.C. Fleming		Cardington Ohio

		J H Fisher		Cleveland

		J D.			  "

		Sammil Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

		Miss Edna Confare	Berkshire O.

		Theo. Hammerel		Toledo O.

		J.K. White		Cols O

                C.S. Philpi            "    " 

		W.M. White		Cales O

		F.J. Hall		  "   "

		Fred Lewis		Col. O.

		Dale Hopkins

		J.A.D. Hopkins		Sunbury Ohio

April 7 1913 Monday

		Chas. R. Nolan		Dublin Ireland

		L.D. McElroy		Columbus, O.

		Sammie Hopkins		Sunbury O.

		J.W. Thomas		Cincinnati

4-21-13		A. Lynn			Columbus O

		F.W. Whitney		  "      "

		J H Randolph		Zanesville O

		Marie Hopkins

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[unlabeled page 244 (L) and unlabeled page 245 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1905-1913]

					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

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June 4/27	C M Leonard		Delaware, O

		E E Shupe		Orville O

		Eula M Shryock		Mansfield, O.

		F.E. Knox		Cols O.

		F.I. Stillinger		Col's. O.

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		F L Rinehart		Mt Vernon Ohio

		Wm Stumps	        Mansfield O

		Mr Thompson		Columbus O

		Wm Vickroy		  "      "

		S.W. Magille Jr		Condit O

		Dan Chase 		Maringo O

		M M Chipman		[illegible]

		W C. Lawrence		Cleveland

		J.S. Brown		Delaware O.

		H.E. Zimmerman		Columbus, O.

6/27		O B Shafer		   "      "

		Jas Dunlap		   "      "

		Jas Dunlap		   "      "



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

7/5		Roy H Baysinger		Wadsworth O

7/7		W D Slough		Delaware, O.
										
7/9		W S Pollock		  do

		J H Randolph		Zanesville O.

		H M Wright		Toledo O

		B.L. McElroy &amp; family	Delaware O

		Geo. W. Morgan		Phila Pa

		Y.F. Gunbee		[illegible] Mich

		B.Z. McGinn		Mansfield O

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		H J Robinson &amp; Wife	Sadoms Ills

		W C Robinson &amp; Wife	  "      "

		W R Miller &amp; Wife	  "      "

		Two Miss Miller		  "      "

		Two Miss Robinson	  "      "

		Cullen Zost		  "      "

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		Carl Ball		  "      "

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		W S Fallock		Delaware O.

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					HOTEL REGISTER.

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			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

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		R. Bird			Canton O.

		Carl Hoff		Johnstown O

		Paul Neff		   "      "

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		R P Cronin		Pgh Pa

		B S			Cols O

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		Harry Davis		Lima O

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		Frank E Dock		Springfield Ohio

		F B Peters		Cin O.

		H.M. Wright		Toledo O

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		Sammie Hopkins		S. O.

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		E J Stand		  "         "

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		L W Huddleston		Kingston O.

		B D Hills		Columbus

		C. C. Hills

		C.G. Longwell		Ashley O



					HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise

			the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss

               

DATE		NAME			RESIDENCE

[inside back cover]

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		1920

Jan   1	Mrs Crego out home     			 .25

	Man to Westerville				2.00

Jan   2

Fri	Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Welton to Galena				  .50

	Business College man to Cantelberrys		 2.50

Sat

Jan   3 Strosnider to Fleckners at Linden		 5.00

	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

Sun	Perfect &amp; children

Jan   4 Mrs Clyde from D. Blacks			 1.50

	Karl Dixon to Devil's Corners			 2.00

	D. M. Cupp to Delaware				 2.00

Mon

Jan   5	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

        Davds grocery man to Galena Harlem C 

	Village &amp; Condit				 2.50

	Man to Centerburg				 2.00

	Jno Williamson to Pace's			 1.00

Tues

Jan   6	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Wed

Jan   7	Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Girl up to Littles'				  .75

Thus

Jan   8 Strosniders' &amp; Mrs Gelston to Col		 6.00

	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

	Chas Budd &amp; man to Bricker farm			 1.50

	Strosnider to Joe Bavers			 2.50

Fri	

Jan   9	Mrs Crego - in					  .25

	O. Barcus out home				 1.50

Sat

Jan  10 Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Marie Landon in &amp; out from Tomers'                .75

	Strosy to Joe Barcus &amp; Eden			 2.50

	Mrs Whetnall &amp; children to Roy Duglose		 1.00

	Fred Hoy to Galina				  .75

Sun

Jan  11 Mrs Whetnall &amp; children to train		 1.00

	Ferne Buckingham sleigh				 1.00

	
Mon

Jan  12 Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

	Mr Loftis from Westerville			 2.00

	Orville Barcus sleigh				 1.00
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Tues	Mrs Barker out home				  .75

Jan  13 Francis Adams sleigh				 1.00

	Mrs Crego &amp; Bertha [erased]

Wed

Jan  14	Mrs Crego in also Bertha			  .25

	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

Thus

Jan  15	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 1.50

	Harry &amp; Leet Van Kirk from Galena		 1.00

	Grant Murphey from Berkshire home		 2.50

Fri

Jan  16	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

    Strosnider brought Potter baby from Columbus	 5.00

	Joe Knapp to Westerville			 2.00

Sat

Jan  17	Potter baby to Condit cemetery for Strosnider    1.50

	Mrs Crego out home			 	  .25

Sun  18

Mon  19	Milk Plant man to Westerville			 3.00

Tues

Jan  20	Started out after Baker				 1.00

	Mrs Crego in town				  .25

Wed

Jan  21

Thus 22 Strosnider to Bertha Gorsuchs 			 2.50

	Lecture course man Stolts to Westerville	 3.00

Fri

Jan  23	Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Clark Ford home					 1.00

	Mrs Foster Jim &amp; Georgia from Columbus		 5.00

Sat

Jan  24 Mrs Crego in town and out			  .50

	Hinton boy to Ed Halls				 1.00

Sun

Jan  25 Mr Taggart and Mr Knox to Delaware		 2.50

Mon

Jan  26 Mrs Crego in town				  .25

	Cupp to Galena &amp; Delaware			 3.00

	Mr Loftis from Westerville			 2.00

Tues

Jan  27	Claud Smythe to Delaware			 2.50

	Bake Ford home					 1.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 3 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed						2 trips

Jan  28 Orville Barcus &amp; Ruth Utley to &amp; from Glen Storks 2.00

        Hartman truck to Johnston			 2.50

Thurs

Jan  29 To Westerville for Loftis			 2.00

        To Delaware for Mr. Taggart			 2.00

Fri

Jan  30 Two men from Condit to east of Croton		 4.00

        Man &amp; boy up to Rev. Husted barn		  .75

Sat	To Westerville for Mrs. Loftis			 2.00

Jan  31	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

	Woman out to Armstrong &amp; Strosy place		 1.00

Sun

Feb   1	Myrtle Smythe to Johnstown			 2.50

Feb   2 Claude Smythe to Clevelands &amp; Delaware	         3.00

	Strosnider to near Marengo for baby funeral	 3.00

Tues

Feb   3 Strosnider to Marion for Piper baby		 8.00

	Claud Smythe to Columbus			 5.00

Wed	

Feb   4 Auto for Lois Piper baby funeral for Strosy	 1.00

	Bake Ford to Rome Corners  			  .75

	Jack Taggart to Johnstown			 2.00

	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

Thurs

Feb   5	Mrs Crego in town				  .25

	Strosnider to Ganza Evans			 1.50

	Grocery man to Westerville			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Westerville			 2.00

	Strosnider to Ganza Evans			 1.00

Sat

Feb   7	Bertha Jenkins &amp; Lucile home			  .25

	Dr. Huston to Ganza Evans for Strosy		 1.50

	Bread to Galena &amp; Berkshire for Gelston		 1.00

Sun

Feb   8	Mrs Barker to her fathers			 4.00

	Mrs McFarlin from C. Beavers home		 2.50

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00 
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 4 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Bertha Jenkins out home				  .25

Feb   9 Mr Cupp from Delaware and			 2.00

	Al Bonham to Delaware			         2.00

Tues

Feb  10 Bertha Jenkins out home				  .25

	Strosnider to Lee Fountenells			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Wed

Feb  11 Woman from Hults farm to Croton			 3.00

Thurs

Feb  12 Strosnider to Edmister near Centerburg		 2.50

	Two men from Westervile to Creamery		 2.50

	Claud Smythe to Columbus			 5.00

Fri

Feb  13 Tompson trunk to Delaware			 2.50

Joe Knopp Mrs Forwood to Delaware			 2.00

Sat

Feb  14	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

	Leo &amp; Archie McKay to Berkshire	&amp; back		  .75

	Leo &amp; Archie McKay to Galena &amp; Jack Stark	 2.00

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Huston boy to Vernie Clives			 1.00

	Bake Ford home					 1.00

Sun

Feb  15	Leo &amp; Archie McKay from Berkshire to train	  .75

	Three creamery men to Westerville		 3.00

Mon

Feb  16	Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Bill Hinton &amp; girl from Vernon Clives to depot	 1.00

	Lulu Clouse from Armstrong &amp; Strosy Farm	 1.00

	Davids to Galena &amp; Condit			 1.50

	Bank man to Delaware				 2.50

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Tues

Feb  17 Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Mrs. Archie &amp; Hazel McKay to Delaware	         4.00

	^new cord tire 

	Mr. Knox to Westerville				 2.00

Wed

Feb  18 Mrs Beaver to her mother			 2.50
	
	Don Crawford, wife &amp; kid to Johnstown		 2.50

	Dan Crawfords all back				 2.50
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 5 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thurs	Creamery man for Westerville			 2.00

Feb  19 Strosnider to Geo. Buells			 1.50

Fri

Feb  20 Mrs Beaver from Liberty Tp to her home		 2.50

	Cupp to Westerville				 2.00

Sat

Feb  21	Mrs Crego in 					  .25

	Harry Hall from Rome to train			 1.00

	Funeral trap out to Buels then L. Lott to Sheets

	then Hosea brought chiars back			 3.00

	Jack Taggart to Del and				 2.00

	Strosnider to Sheets &amp; back			 2.00

	Strosnider to Kenners				 2.00

Sun

Feb  22	Leo &amp; Archie McKay to train			  .75

	Roads boy to Spencers				 1.50

	Roads boy from Spencers				 1.50

	Ray Rider to Andrew Riders			 1.50

Mon

Feb  23 Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Man to Delaware			[to Del		 2.50

	O. Bonham, wife, Hal Sherborn &amp; Mrs Hyanen Office4.00

	Shannon girl north of Adams Convs to home	 1.50

	Woman up to Daileys				 1.25

	Harris Boy from Peachblow			 2.00

Tues

Feb  24 Miss Kenner from Heglett farm to Columbus	 6.50

Wed  25					[around

Thus 26 Claude Smythe from Galena to Peerless &amp;		 3.50

	O. Barcus &amp; Ruth Utley to Kuhlmans		 1.50

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Fri

Feb  27 3 boys, to Delaware 				 3.00

	Claude Smythe to Delaware			 3.00

Sat

Feb  28 Claude Smythe to Herford			10.00

Sun

Feb  29 Bake Ford to Columbus				 5.00

Mon

Mar   1 Mrs Helfives from Carters to depot		  .75

	Davds to Galena, Harlem, C. Village &amp; Condit     2.50
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 6 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	To Underwoods for flowers for Strosy ^Dresback	 5.00

Mar   2 Hartman trucks to Johnstown			 3.00

Wed	Man to Brunsons'					 2.00

Mar   3

Thur Mar 4 Bake Ford home				 1.00

	Three gas men from Glenn Starks			 1.50

	Mrs Crego home					  .25

Mar   5 Strosnider to Frank Groms			 2.00

	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

	Bank man to Delaware				 2.50

	Al Bonham from Del.	finding of auto	 	 2.00

	Traveling man gave to Hose for the		 1.00

Sat	Mrs Cook to Westerville				 2.00

Mar   6 Mrs Crego out home				  .25

	Strosnider to Col - for auto cap		 5.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

Mar   7 Deering boy to Westerville &amp; woman back		 3.00

	Woman to Hubbells at Eden			 2.00

Mon

Mar   8 Jack Taggart from Delaware                       2.00

     
                       ^Dave Fizels from Gallia	                                 
	Strosnider to Columbus also from Gallia		 5.00

Tues

Mar   9 Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 2.00

Wed

Mar  10 Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

	Snyder out all day got 4 horses			12.00

Thus

Mar  11 Earl Snow to Columbus				 3.00

	Claude Smythe to Sunbury				  .75

	Webber Quartette to Linden			 6.00

	Man to Noah Frys'				 1.00

Fri

Mar  12	Joe Knapp to Westerville			 2.00

	Mert &amp; Claude from Galena to Sun. &amp; back 	 1.50

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Sat

Mar  13	Mrs Crego in and out				  .50

	Man and woman from Milk Plant to Linden	 5.00

	Pearl Dwinnell up home				 1.00

	Man to Galena					 1.00

	Mr Geddis to Heaslett farm			 1.50
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 7 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]	


Sun

Mar  14 Beardsley boy to Galena				  .75

Mon

Mar  15 5 Gospel Team boys to Croton			 4.00

	Minnie Baldwin from Johnstown			 2.00

	Dowds to Galena, Harlem, C. Village &amp; Condit	 2.50

	Kale Leonard to Forest Shafers			 1.50

Tues

Mar  16 Grocery man to Galena &amp; Westerville		 2.50

	Mr Geddis to Cheshire				 1.50

Wed

Mar  17 Mrs Dr. Williams from Croton			 2.00

	Claud Smythe to Columbus			 5.00

Thus				[seeing land

Mar  18	Mr Geddis &amp; Mr Thomas out all day		 6.00

	Mr Thomas up home				 1.50

	O. W. Whitney to Condit				 1.25

Fri

Mar  19	Milk Plant man from West.			 2.00

	 "    "     " to Columbus			 5.00

Sat

Mar  20	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

	Mrs McKay &amp; Hazel to Berkshire			  .75

	Boy to Johnstown				 2.50

Sun

Mar  21 Strosnider to Tomas'				 2.00

	Boy back from Johnstown				 2.50

Mon

Mar  22 Jack Taggart ^Mr Knox from Delaware		 2.50

	Mark Layman &amp; wife from Berkshire to train	 1.00

Tues 23

Wed  24 Trip to Seth Longshores  Phone girl		 1.50

Thus 25

Fri  26	Milk plant boy to Levi DeWitts			 1.00

Sat

Mar  27 Jack Taggart to Del &amp; Bake Ford home		 3.00

Mar  28 Waldo Walker &amp; family from Dela to S. Walkers	 3.00

	 "     "     "  "     back to Delaware		 3.00

Mon	Took Howard girl to school at Woodtown		 1.50

Mar  29	Snyder out all day to Condits. Saunders

	Wintermutes, Powell, Delaware &amp; all about	15.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 8 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

Mar  30 Mr &amp; Mrs Peel to Mt Victory			10.00

Wed

Mar  31	To Delaware for Jack Taggart			 2.00

	Camma Hervey &amp; kids to Delaware			 2.00

Apr   1

      2 Mrs Freeman &amp; Ruth to Columbus			 5.00

	Archie McKay to Berkshire			  .75

	John Williamson to Galena			  .75

Sat

April 3 Boy, girl &amp; Wickiser to Johnstown		 4.00

	Milk plant man to Westerville			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

April 4 Clyde Perfect &amp; boys to Cheshire		 1.50

	Paul Walker to Marengo  			 2.50

	Archie McKay to train				  .75

	Boy to Amzi Wintermutes				 1.00

	Bell boy to Levi DeWitts			 1.00

Mon

Apr   5 Clyde Perfect &amp; boys back from Blacks}		 3.00

	also Shannon girl to Phone office }

	Strosnider to Orville Grove C. Village		 1.50

Tues  6 Strosnider to Delaware all day to see [Mason	 3.00

Wednesday

April 7	Mrs Hixenbaugh to Mt Vernon			 6.00

Thurs

April 8 Jack Taggart &amp; man to Galena			 1.00

	Tompson trunk to Centerburg			 2.50

Fri

April 9 Joe Knapp to Westerville			 2.00

	Strosnider to Berkshire to Old Mrs Lehman	 1.00

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

Sat

April 10 Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

April 11 Strosnider to Laymans'				 1.00

	Rev Schneider to Leymans for Strosy		 1.50

	Boy &amp; girl to Capells				 1.00

	Boy &amp; girl back from Capells			 1.00

Mon

April 12 Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25
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                    <text>[page 13]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 9 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Claude Smythe to Johnstown			 3.00

April 13 Lewis boy to Vans Valley			 1.00

Wed

April 14 Mrs Dr Williams to Columbus			 5.00

Thurs 15

Fri  16 Two men to Galena				 1.00

	Strosnider &amp; 3 others to Col. for Bldg &amp; Loan	 6.00

Sat

April 17 Two women to [illegible] farm			 1.25

	Milk plant Electritian to Columbus		 5.00

	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

chickens off

Sun

Apr  18	Paul Jackson &amp; wife out &amp; back to Jackson	  .50

	Lewis boy from Vans Valley to town		 1.00

	Bake Ford home					 1.00

Mon

Apr  19	Strosnider to Penry's				 2.50

	Sherbourne &amp; Bonnett to Hoskinsons		 1.25

To	Willie Perry as far as J Fishers		 1.00

Tues

Apr  20	Willie Perry from Jay Fishers			 1.00

Wed

Apr  21	Mrs Crego in town				  .25

	Mrs Dr. Williams from Columbus			 5.00

Thus

Apr  22 To Galena for tractor man then to Lotts &amp; West	 6.00

Fri

Apr  23	Corbins' to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

Apr  24	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

	Bake Ford home					 1.00

Sun

Apr  25 Maude Dixen from Delaware Hospital		 3.00

	Willie Perry to Jay Fishers			 1.00

Mon

Apr  26 To Delaware for Jack Taggart also {

	Shannon girl to Phone office	  {		 3.50

	Carnes boy to East Liberty			 1.50

Tues

Apr  27	Hartman trunks from Delaware			 2.50

	Mason to Westerville				 2.00

	Mr Geddis to Delaware				 2.00

	To Croton for Mrs Adams				 2.00

	Back to Croton for Mrs Adams			 2.00

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 10 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed   28

Thurs 29 Mrs Parsons &amp; Clouse to Ringers		 1.25

Fri	

April 30 Pearl Dwinnell &amp; two women up home		 1.00

	Archie McKay to Berkshire			  .75

	Arthur Culvers &amp; Mrs Kimball to Columbus	 6.00

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

	Leo McKay to Berkshire				  .75

	O. Whitney &amp; man to Roses'			 2.00

Sat

May   1	Bargdills to Berkshire also Taggart to Del.	 3.00

	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 2.00

	Milk Plant man to Westerville			 2.00

Sun

May   2 Bargdills &amp; McKay's to train			 1.75

	Virgil Brevoort to Linden			 4.00

Mon	Harry Loar from Capells'			 1.00

May   3 Boy from Anzi Wintermutes			 2.00

Mon

May   3 Peck and unloader man to Delaware		 3.00

Tue

May   4	Cranes to Bloomfield cemetery			 6.00

	Mrs Willoughby &amp; daughters to Westerville	 3.00

Wed

May   5	Strosnider to Dave Hervis' Linden		 4.00

				                R. Neilson

	Out to Howard Domigans to look at horse for ^     1.00

Thus  6	

Fri   7  Milk plant electritian to Westerville		 2.00

	Joe Knapp to Westerville			 2.00

	Mrs Dr. Williams from Croton			 2.00

	Man to Galena					  .75

Sat

May   8	Strosnider to Delaware				 3.00

	Strosnider to Galloglys'			 1.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

	Ginn boy &amp; girl to Willis Ginns			 2.00

Sun

May   9 Dilgers to Pleasantville			10.00

Mon

May  10	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Mrs Bolton &amp; Edith from Westerville		 2.00

Tues	Strosnider to Irwin Baileys twice		 3.00

Apr  11 for Ganza Evans
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                    <text>[page 15]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 11 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Lon Lott to Longshore				 1.00

May  11 Strosnider to Longshore				 1.50

	Hose to Croton for Strosnider			 2.00

Wed	Creamery station man to E. Liberty		 2.00

May  12 To Westerville for timber man			 2.50

	Strosnider to Jim Irwins Col			 5.00

Thurs	Bell &amp; Bertha Dewitt out home twice		 2.50

May  13	Inspector to Condit tile kiln			 1.50 

	Strosnider to Columbus to Jim Irwin		 6.00

Fri

May  14 Dixon to Galena for Claude Smythe		  .75

Sat

May  15	To Feazels for Mrs Perry &amp; children		 1.00

Sun

May  16	John Williamson up to his mother		 1.00

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Mon

May  17	Chas Mason to Columbus				 5.00

Tues

May  18	Claude Pickering from Westerville		 2.00

	Man to E.O. Wilsons &amp; Centerburg		 2.50

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Wed

May  19	Wickizers to Westerville			 2.00

	Mr Peck and Mrs Crego to Columbus		 5.00

	Jack Taggart to Westerville			 2.00

Thus

May  20 Smythes to Columbus				 5.00

	Ike &amp; Hazel Shannon to Zimmer Station Columbus	 6.00

Fri

May  21	Strosnider to Frank Pauls'			 2.00

	Leo McKay &amp; friend out home then back		 1.50

	Peck to Delaware				 2.00

Sat

May  22	Benders from Galena to Columbus			 5.00

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	George Beddow &amp; wife up home			 1.25

Sun

May  23	Mr. Loftis from Westerville			 2.00

	Mr. Loftis to Westerville			 2.00

	Wigton boy west of Delaware			 2.50

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 12 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon  24

Tues 25	Mason to Linden					 4.00

Wed

May  26 Peel trails to Columbus				 1.00

Thus

May  27	Man from Westerville for Milk plant		 2.00

Fri

May  28	Smythes to Newark				 7.00

Sat

May  29 Arch McKay to Berkshire				  .75

	Milk plant man to Westerville			 2.00

	Minnie Baldwin home				 2.00

	Jack Taggart home 				 2.00

	Bertha DeWilt &amp; Bell to West and out home	 3.00

Sun

May  30 Harry Hall from home and back			 2.00

	Bake Ford from home &amp; back			 2.00

	
Mon

May  31 Minnie Baldwin from home			 2.00
	
	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

        Mert Smithe &amp; mother to Clevelands		 1.50


Tues				to J. Stockwells &amp; Galena

June  1 Boiler inspection from Lewis Center 		 4.00

	Strosmider to Shannon's				 2.00

Wed

June  2 Strosnider to Shannon's				 1.50

	Milk plant man to Linden			 4.00

	Hartman trunks to Johnstown			 2.50

	Thomas girl to Westerville			 2.00

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

				

Thus

June  3 Mason to Westerville				 2.00

	Man to Galena					  .75

Fri   

June  4 Bake Ford to Condit				 1.00

	Smythes' to Delaware				 3.50

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

	Bake Ford &amp; Leo McKay home			 1.50

Sat

June  5	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

Sun

June  6	Leo McKay to train				  .75
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                    <text>[page 17]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 13 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon

June  7 Mr &amp; Mrs Cherington to Tussic Street		 2.00

Tues

June  8 Man to Westerville				 2.00

	Strosnider to Herm's at Linden			 4.00

Wed

June  9	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Tompson trunk to Delaware			 2.50

	Mason to Delaware				 2.00

	Harry Loar to Capells				 1.00

Thus

June 10 Meeker girl out home				 1.00

Fri  11

Sat  12 Lewis boy from Delaware				 2.00

	Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

Sun

Jun  13 Bargdills to train				 1.00

	Ackerman to Westerville				 2.00

Mon

June 14	Man to Delaware					 2.00

Tues

Jun  15	To Delaware for Mason				 2.00

	Fertalizer man to Rich farm			 1.50
	
	Mrs Bevin to Yeomans &amp; back			  .50

	Mason back to Del by hogback road		 3.00

Wed

Jun  16	Wigtons to Erotus's wedding at Del		 4.00

	Jack Taggart to Linden				 4.00

Thus

June 17	Peel to Condit to kill a dog			 1.00

Fri			

June 18 Rubber stock man above ^Waldrons  [illegible]	 1.50

Sat

Jun  19 Rubber stock man to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

June 20 Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

	Hinton boy to Vonnie Clines			 1.00

	Wickizers 3 to Johnstown			 3.00

	2 Huston boys &amp; other boy to Condit		 2.00

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                    <text>[page 18]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 14 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon

June 21 Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Bake Ford to Jesse [illegible] funeral		 1.00

Tues	Bake Ford back					 1.00

June 22 Strosnider Edna Cross &amp; Mrs Feazel to Col	 5.00

Wed

June 23	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 2.00

	Jack Taggarts to Columbus			 5.00

	Rev. Schneider from Croton			 2.00

Thus 24

Fri  25	Mrs Dr. Williams back from Croton		 2.00

	Woman to Jim Gleasons			 1.25

	Parsons to Fry funeral				 1.25

Sat	
	Fritchen wife &amp; baby out home			 1.00

	Wolfe boy to Johnstown				 2.00

Sun

June 27 Barcus girls to Galena				  .50

Mon

June 28	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Three milk plant men to Westerville		 3.00

	Archie McKay out home				  .75

Tues 29

Wed  30

July  1	Boy to Wintermutes				 1.00

Fri			 Billy Millers

July  2	Chas. Jackson, Prossey Van Houten to		 1.25

	All three back					 1.25

	Mrs Willoughby to Vans Valley			 1.00

Sat					[farm

July  3	Jackson, VanHouten &amp; Prossey to Miller		 1.25

	  "         "          "     back		 1.25

	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

Sun

July  4 Out to Hagerman for 4 people			  .50

	Boy to Amzi Wintermute				 1.00

	Girl up to Littles				  .75

Mon	Burwells to Burnside Cemetery			 3.00

July  5 Lulu Clouse to Charlie Edwards			 1.00

	Kurt Bell &amp; wife to  Dave Bells		 3.50

	Lulu Bakerr &amp; kids to Hartford Road		  .50

	Fritchen to Westerville				 2.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 15 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]
				

Tues

July  6	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Wed.	Rolland Sedgwick from Westerville		 2.00

July  7	Strosnider to Claphams				 2.50

Thu

July  8	Hartman trunk Johnstown				 3.00

Fri				[funeral for Strosy

July  9	To Columbus for flowers for Clapham		 5.00

Sat

July 10 Milk Plant man to Westerville			 2.00

	To Westerville for tractor man			 2.00

	Eleanor Granger &amp; McCangby to Galena		 1.00

Sun

July 11 Peel to Galena &amp; other man to Rome		 1.50

	Capell girl to train				 1.00

	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

Mon

July 12	Mr Peel to Columbus				 5.00

	Mr Peel from Westerville			 2.00

Tues 13

Wed  14	Mrs Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Thompson to Centerburg				 2.00

	Orven Webster from Berkshire			 1.00

	Two women to Chas Kellers			 2.50

Thus

July 15 Mr Cupp to Delaware				 2.00

	Mr Peel to Galena				  .75

July 16 Mrs Dr Williams to Delaware			 2.00

Sat

July 17 Jack Taggart home				 2.00

	Mrs Vinal Dwinnell &amp; girl to Del		 2.00

Sun

July 18	Pearl Dwinnell up home				 1.00

	Cracker Dixen's to Galena			 1.00

	Cracker Dixens back				 1.00

	To Delaware for Mrs Sherbourne			 2.00

	Mrs Jeffries &amp; Hazel McKay home	  	 2.00

Mon

July 19 Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00
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                    <text>[page 20]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 16 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

July 20	Four women to Galena				 1.00

Wed

July 21 Sherm Weiser &amp; boy to Mt Carmel Hospital	 6.00

	Man to John Domigan place			 1.00

	Bright &amp; girl up to Littles			 1.00

Thus

July 22	E.E. White &amp; Brother to Linden			 4.00

Fri

July 23	Mr. Andrews from Domigan farm to depot		 1.00

	Mrs Dwinnell &amp; Mrs Moore to McVays	 1.00

Sat

July 24	Jack Taggart home				 2.00

Sun  25

Mon  26	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Tues 27

Wed 28	Jack Taggart to Linden				 4.00

	Parsons girl above Leonardsburg			 5.00

	Minnie Baldwin home				 2.00

	Bright &amp; Little girl up home			 1.00

Thus

July 29 Casson implement man Johnstown			 2.50

Fri

July 30 Bright boy to Littles				 1.00

	Strosnider to Grogan to Searles		 5.00

Sat

July 31 Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Aug	Bright from Littles to train			 1.00

Sun   1

Mon   2 To Delaware for Jack Taggart			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

Tues

Aug   3  Mr Coltman to Delaware				 3.00

	Strosnider to Mansfield

Wed			for Sister Dorothy

Aug   4	Mrs parsons to Columbus				 6.00

Thus

Aug   5	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 2.00

	Whittiers to Delaware				 5.00

	to Greenwood Lake for Pick			 4.00

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                    <text>[page 21]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 17 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Aug   6	Four boys to Granville				 8.00

Sat

Aug   7	Pick to Baldwines				 3.00

	Ginn boy &amp; girl out home			 2.00

	Harry Hall to Sunbury				 1.00

Sun   8

Mon   9	Bake Ford to Sunbury				 1.00

	Bake Ford back home				 1.00

	Eratas Wigton to Delaware			 2.50

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

	Hugh Neilsons to Rome				 1.50

Tues

Aug  10	Strosnider to Jim Scotts			 2.50

Wed

Aug  11	Taggart &amp; man from Delaware			 2.50

	Bertha Jenkins &amp; kids to Marion			 5.00

	Jack Taggart to Newark				 6.00

Thu

Aug  12	Pickering &amp; Ethel [illegible] to Comstock	 1.50

	To Mt Vernon for Peck brother			 5.00

Fri

Aug  13	To Delaware for People for Wagner		 3.00 }

	funeral &amp; back to Del again for Strosy		 4.00 } 7.00

	Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

Sat

Aug  14 Girl up to Littles				  .75

	Bake Ford to Sunbury				 1.00

	Bake Ford home					 1.00

	Owen &amp; Abbie &amp; Ed Van Kirk to Condit		 1.50

Sun

Aug  15	Bargdills from Berkshire			 1.00

	also Chas Wigton to Delaware		 1.50

	People up to Earl Perfects			  .50

Mon

Aug  16	Woman to Grogan farm			 1.50

	Jack Taggart to Newark				 6.00

Tues

Aug  17	Strosy to Del, west of West- &amp; Col.		 9.00

Wed

Aug  18	Jack Taggart &amp; family to Hepburn		15.00
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                    <text>[page 22]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 18 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus

Aug  19	Mr Brown to Big 4 R.R				 2.50

Fri

Aug  20	Dilgers to Pleasantville			10.00

Sat

Aug  21	Taggart, Fagan &amp; Knox to Delaware		 3.75

	Ida Gamill to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug  22 Mrs Doan &amp; children up to Shannons		 1.50

	Archie McKay to train				  .75

	Mrs Clark Miller to Croton			 1.50

	Taggart &amp; Fagan from Delaware			 2.50

Mon

Aug 23	Ida Dwinnell from Delaware			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Columbus			 5.00

Tues

Aug  24	Taggart &amp; Weiser to Columbus			 5.00

Wed

Aug  25 Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Woman to John Finchs			  .75

	Implement man to Johnston			 2.50

	Shannon boy up home			 1.50

Thus

Aug  26	Mrs Huston &amp; Robert to Delaware			 2.50

Fri

Aug  27	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Mrs Bargdill &amp; Girl to Berkshire		  .75

	Joe [illegible] to Westerville			 2.00

	C. D. Wigton from Delaware			 2.00

Sat

Aug  28	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Up to Duglass for worms				  .75

	[illegible] to Jim Stockwells			 1.00

	Boy to Peerless					 2.50

Sun

Aug  29	Mrs Dr. Williams to Ed Furniss		 1.50

	Bargdills from Berkshire			 1.00

	Boy to Jay Fishers corners			 1.00

	Edwinmister to Furguson				 2.00

Mon

Aug 30	To Delaware for Taggart. Wigton Day

	also Strosnider					 3.00

	Back to Delaware for Strosnider			 2.50
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                    <text>[page 23]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 19 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Jack Taggart to Columbus			 5.00

Aug  31	Started to O. Green with old man		 1.00

Wed

Sept  1	Three Corbin boys to State Fair			 7.00

Thus

Sept  2	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Fri				[to State Fair

Sept  3	Phill Dwinnell, wife, Junior &amp; Jim Foster	 8.00

Sat

Sept  4 Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

	Orville Barcus home				 1.50

	Leo McKay home					  .75

Sun

Sept  5	Strosnider to Delaware				 2.00

Mon

Sept  6	Jack Taggart from Delaware funeral	 	 2.00

	Mrs Poppleton, Mrs Williams &amp; Jim Foster to Furniss	

	Also Archie McKay back				 3.75

	Minnie Baldwin home				 2.00

Tues

Sept  7	Mason to Westerville				 2.00

	Minnie Murray to Delaware			 2.50

Wed

Sept  8	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

Thus

Sept  9	Knox to Westerville				 2.00

Fri

Sept 10	Fairchilds' &amp; Morris to Hartford Fair		 3.50

Sat

Sept 11 Jack Taggart home				 2.00

	Os Adams out to Mothers				 1.00

	Geo Beddow, Wife &amp; Shannon boy to Del -		 3.50

Sun

Sept 12	Woman from Wigtons to Delaware		 	 2.00

	Miss Baldwin from home				 2.00

Mon

Sept 13	Taggart &amp; Knox from Delaware			 2.50

	Strosnider to Maxtown for Peaches		 2.50

Tues

Sept 14	Mason from Westerville				 2.00

	Mason to Westerville				 2.00

Wed

Sept 15	Hartman &amp; Sharp trunks to Johnstown		 4.00
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                    <text>[page 24]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 20 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus	Abe, Bill &amp; Jno Strosnider took Neptune

Sept 16	to Columbus U. Station				 7.00

Fri	

Sept 17	Joe Knappman Special trip ^back in (2 weeks)	 2.00

Sat

Sept 18

Sun  19

Mon  20	Knox &amp; Mason from Delaware			 2.50

	Mason to Westerville				 2.00

	Strosnider to Fravel at Harlem			 2.00

Tues

Sept 21 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Best &amp; man out to Best's			 1.50

Wed

Sept 22	Cracker Dixen to Centerburg			 2.50

Thus

Sept 23	Henry Roofs to Columbus				 6.00

	Paul Walker to Marengo				 2.50

Fri

Sept 24	Lura Stith to Vinal Bartons'			 1.50

Sept 25	

Sept 26	Mrs Dr Williams to Croton			 1.50

Mon

Sept 27	Knox &amp; Mason from Delaware			 2.50

	Two traveling men to Westerville		 2.50

	girl up to Claud Ross			         1.00

Tues

Sept 28	Jno Williamson to Corbins			  .50

	Mason to Westerville				 2.00

Wed

Sept 29	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

        Man to Westerville				 2.00

Thus

Sept 30	Sherm Weiser to Delaware			 2.00

	Hillikin to Westerville				 2.00

	women to Olive Green				 1.50

Fri

Oct   1 Morgan, Hardware man to Westerville		 2.00

	Mason to Westerville				 2.00

Sat

Oct   2 Miss Jeffrey to Westerville			 2.00

	Taggart &amp; Fagan to Delaware   	  [mgr		 2.00

	Strosnider to Man Gorsuch to meet lumber	 1.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 21 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

Oct   3 Girl up to started to Littles			  .50

Mon

Oct   4	Taggart, Knox &amp; Mason from Delaware		 3.50

	Man to O. Green					 1.50

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Mrs Knox &amp; daughter to Delaware			 2.00

	Mason back to Del - by bow town			 3.00

Tues

Oct   5 Cupp from Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Oct   6	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

	Knox &amp; Man to Delaware				 2.75

Thus

Oct   7	Jim Dugan to Delaware				 2.00

	Drug man &amp; other man to Westerville		 2.50

Fri			auto taken

Oct   8 Hauled Glen Perfect in				 2.00

Sat

Oct   9 Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

Sun

Oct  10	Bargdills from Berkshire			 1.00

Mon

Oct  11 To Delaware for Knox				 2.00

	Knox to Westerville  also			 2.00

	Wigtons to Galena wedding			 1.00

Tues					[Jno Willison

Oct  12	Man below Yankee at bridge for			 1.25

Wed					[illegible]

Oct  13	Mrs Peel, Gertrude &amp; Mrs Baily to		 6.00

Thus

Oct  14 To Mt Vernon for Mrs Hixenbaugh			 6.00

	To Delaware for Mrs Peel from Prospect		 2.00

Fri

Oct  15	Joe Knapps man to Galena &amp; Westerville		 2.00

	Archie McKay to Berkshire			  .75

	Ida Gamill &amp; girl to Delaware			 2.00

	Rose &amp; Lily Barcus to Del also			 3.00

	Shannon boy home				 1.50

Sat

Oct  16	Unloader man to Westerville			 2.00

 	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 22 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	Festus Sherbourne to Del			 2.00

Oct  17	  "	 "	   back				 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Del				 2.00

	Mrs Peel to Delaware				 2.00

	Out to Capells					 1.00

Mon

Oct  18	To Delaware for Knox				 2.00

	Mrs Delila Perfect to Del			 2.00

	Man to Westerville for Cupp			 2.00

Tues

Oct  19	To Delaware for Jack Taggart			 2.00

	Boy to Galena  (New Auto)			 1.00

	Mrs Cupp &amp; Strong to Linden			 4.00

	Mr Knox to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Oct  20 Services to London for Strosy			 2.00 [crossed out]

	To Delaware for Mr Knox				 2.00

	Chodolate Baker to Westerville			 2.00

Thus

Oct  21	Jacksons to Westerville				 2.00

	Jacksons back from Westerville			 2.00

	Hosea to Mrs Speer funeral for Strosy		 2.50

	                   ^to Columbus 
Orville Barcus, Hazel Davidson &amp; [illegible]             8.00

Fri

Oct  22	To Columbus for Pearl Dwinnell			 5.00

Sat

Oct  23	Mrs Crego Bertha &amp; kid to Delaware		 2.50

	Taggart &amp; Knox to Delaware			 2.50

Sun

                                         ^game
Oct  24	Strosy, Armstrong &amp; Hixenbaugh to   ball	 4.50

Mon	Harry Loar to Capells			 1.00

Oct  25	Knox &amp; Taggart from Delaware			 2.50

	Creamery man from Westerville			 2.00

Tues

Oct  26	Mr Weiser &amp; tools to Delaware			 2.50

	Knox to Delaware				 2.00

Wed  27

Thus 28

Fri  29 Joe Knapp man Westerville			 2.00

	Implement man to Westerville			 2.00
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                    <text>[page 27]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 23 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Oct  30 Mr Fagan to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  31 Four of Peels to Radner to funeral		 6.00

	To Galena for Curtis				  .75

Mon

Nov   1	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Newark and				 6.00

	Lo Smythe back from Johnstown			 1.50

Tues

Nov   2	Mrs Crego in					  .25

	Archie McKay to Berkshire			  .75

Wed							X

Nov   3 Lees and other man to Union Station

	Taggart &amp; Knox back again from Delaware		 9.75

	Drug man to Westerville				 2.00

Thus

Nov   4 Knox to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

Nov   5 Knox from Delaware				 2.00

Sat

Nov   6 Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

Mon

Nov   7 Lola Smythe to Johnstown			 2.00

	Bake Ford from Westerville home			 2.00

Mon

Nov   8 Knox &amp; Taggart from Delaware			 2.50

	Creamery Man from Westerville			 2.00

	Man to Dresback's				 1.00

Tues

Nov   9 Smythe &amp; Decker to Columbus			 5.00

	Knox to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Nov  10 Creamery man to Westerville			 2.00

Thus 11 

Fri  12 Clell Ballenger to Geo. Utleys			 1.00

	Wool man to Westerville				 2.00

Sat

Nov  13 Chantanguci girl to Westerville			 2.00

	Taggart &amp; Bucyrus man to Delaware		 2.75

Sun

Nov  14 Minnie Baldwin home				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 28]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 24 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]
	

Mon	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Nov  15 Minnie Baldwin back from home			 2.00

	Cooper auto accessory man to Centerburg		 2.00

Tue

Nov  16	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Claude &amp; Daisy Smythe &amp; Mert &amp; mother to Columbus 7.00

Wed

Nov  17	Bertha Jenkins in town				  .25

	Creamery man from Westerville			 2.00

	Peels to Radnor to funeral			 6.00

Thus

Nov  18	Man to Westerville				 2.00

	Claude Smythe to Croton				 3.50

	Woman to Nort Clays				 1.50

Fri

Nov  19	Chas Dwinnells to Columbus			 5.00

	Gray girl and boy up home			 2.00

Sat

Nov  20	Corbins to between Marengo &amp; Stantonton		 3.50

Sun

Nov  21	Cheringtons to north of Linden			 3.50

	boy in from Leonard Davis			 1.00

Mon

Nov  22	Mrs Crego in &amp; out				  .50

	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Centerburg				 2.00

Tues

Nov  23	Leland Smythe to Columbus			 5.00
	 
Wed

Nov  24	Mrs Clark Miller to Croton			 2.00

  * 	Specialty man to Ashley				 3.50

	Taggart &amp; Knox to Delaware			 2.50

	Roads boy out to Spencers			 1.50

	Rhodes boy back from Spencers			 1.50

Thus

Nov  25	Mr White to Westerville				 2.00

	Festus Sherbourne &amp; Victrola boy to Del.	 2.50

	Lola Smythe to Galena				  .75

Fri

Nov  26	Taggart &amp; Knox from Delaware			 2.50

	Joe Knapp man from Condit to Westerville	 3.50

	Two concert girls to Alexandria			 4.00

	Man to Westerville				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 29]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 25 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat	Two creamery men to Westerville			 2.50

Nov  27	Claud Smythe to Croton				 3.00

	Mr Knox to Delaware			 	 2.00

Sun				also Mert along

Nov  28	Lola Smythe to Johnstown			 3.00

	Festus Sherbourne from Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Nov  29	White man from West - car barn			 2.50

Tues 30 White boy back to Westerville			 2.00

Wed

Dec   1 Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Thus

Dec   2	Strosnider to Mr Plums				 2.00

	Clark from home to Westerville			 3.00

	Clark Ford home					 1.00

Fri

Dec   3	Hose to Delaware to meet G. [illegible]		 3.20

	Strosnider to Stroms' in Gifford house		 2.00

	Chas Griste from Westerville			 2.00

Sat

Dec   4	Unloader man to Westerville			 2.00

	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

Sun

Dec   5	Claud Smythes' to Westerville			 2.00

	Auto to Plum funeral for Strosy			 3.00

Mon

Dec   6	Strosnider to Luella Carpenter Cregos'		 2.00

	Knox &amp; Taggart from Delaware			 2.50

	Milk plant man from Westerville			 2.00

Tues

Dec   7	Archie McKay to Eden				 2.00

Wed   8

Thus  9	Forsters' &amp; Mrs Kemptons sisters to Marengo	 3.00

Fri  10

Sat

Dec  11	Man &amp; woman to Hotel Allen Del			 2.50

	Taggart &amp; Knox to Delaware			 2.50

	Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

	Bake Ford home					 1.00

Sun

Dec  12	Bargdills to train				 1.00

	Hary Loar to Capells'				 1.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 26 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Mr Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Dec  13	To Columbus for Strosnider to Worthington &amp; West 5.00

Tues	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Dec  14	Unloader man to Westerville			 2.00

Wed

Dec  15	The people from Old Slife farm to Westerville	 3.50

	Hartman to Centerburg				 2.00

	Mr Weiser &amp; Trap to Delaware			 2.50

Thus

Dec  16	Man to columbus					 2.50

	Mrs Coughlin to Delaware			 2.00

	Undertake An to Centerburg			 2.00

Fri

Dec  17	Dwinnells to Mt Carmel				 5.00

	Taggart &amp; Brown from Delaware			 2.50

Sat  18

Dec  19	Jno Williamson &amp; boy from Geo Utleys		 1.00

	Peel to Glen Starks			 	 1.25

	Hary Loar to Capells				 1.00

Mon

Dec  20	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Dec  21	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

	Robert Jackson out home				  .25

	Strosnider to Bronsons				 2.50

	Milk Plant man to Westerville			 2.00

Wed	Nellie Beaver up to Henry Bakers		 1.50

Dec  22	Mrs Crego &amp; kinds in &amp; out			  .50

	Strosnider to Bronsons				 2.00

Thus

Dec  23	Strosniders to Harry Baker			 1.00

	Joe Knapp man Condit &amp; Westerville		 3.50

Fri

Dec  24	Jim Dugan to Delaware				 2.00

	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

	Roades boy to Delaware				 2.50

	Muladon out home				 1.00

	Shannon boy up home				 1.50

Sat

Dec  25	Minnie Baldwin home				 2.00

	Doan's up to Shannon's			 2.00

	Barcus girls to Galena				  .50
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 27 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	Lonnie Pettit &amp; Persons' to Johnstown		 3.50

Dec  26	Jim Dugans from Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Dec  27	Taggart, Knox, &amp; Fagan from Delaware		 3.75

	Minnie Baldwin from Johnston			 2.00

	Lola Smythe to Johnstown			 2.50

	Out to Jacksons					  .25

Tues

Dec  28	Cupp to Delaware				 2.00

	Two men to Centerburg				 3.00

Wed

Dec  29	Clark Ford home					 1.00

	Cupp from Delaware				 2.00

Thus

Dec  30	Cora Wilson &amp; father to Jeffries farm		 2.00

Fri

Dec  31	Strosnider to Chambers above O. Green		 2.00

	Peel &amp; friend to Delaware			 2.00

1921

Sat	     Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Jan   1	Taggart to Delaware &amp;				 2.00

	Jack Strosnider along [illegible] to Lewis Center2.00

	Man on Finch farm to Westerville		 2.00

Sun   2

Mon   3	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Velma Duckworth to Croton			 2.00

	Mrs Huston &amp; Eleanor to Westerville		 2.00

	Bert McKay home					 1.50

Tues

Jan   4	Knox to Westerville east of [illegible]		 2.50

	Four Farm bureau men to C. Village		 2.50

	Bake Ford home					 1.00

Wed

June  5	Farm bureau men 3 to Advent church		 3.00

	Farm bureau men not back but gone after		 3.00

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

Thus

Jan   6	Chas. Jackson to Hales				 1.25

	Chas   "      back				 1.25

Fri

Jan   7	Strosnider to Art Culvers			 1.00

	Strosnider to Art Neilsons			 1.50

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25
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                    <text>[page 32]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 28 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Jan   8	Girl up to Littles				  .75			

	Claud Ross up to Davy Corners			 1.00

	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

Sun   9	

Mon  10	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Man up to Gwinn farm				 1.25

Tues

Jan  11	R. O. Burrer to Columbus for unloader		 5.00

Wed

Jan  12 Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Pruden farm at E. Liberty		 1.50

Fri				[with Mrs Allen

Jan  14	Hose in ambulance with Strosy to Col -		 2.00

	Strosy to Sam Pipers &amp; back also to Starks

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

	Chas Jackson from Hales				 1.25

Sat

Jan  15	Chas. Jackson to Hales				 1.25

	Mrs Crgo out home				  .25

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Jan  16	R. O. Burrer from Westerville for unloader	 2.00

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Roy Edminister to Ike Shannons			 3.00

Mon

Jan  17	C. O. Armstrong to Columbus			 5.00

	Henry Fagan to Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Jno Roof's			 1.50

Tues				[cemetery

Jan  18	Strosnider to Blackleges to Geo Lehnon to	 3.00

	Rev Schneider to Roofs by Strosy		 1.00

Wed

Jan  19	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Thus

Jan  20	Mrs Crego in town				  .25

	Ida Fisher to Huff [illegible] funeral		 1.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 29 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri	Mert Smythe to Centerburg			 2.00

				(Joe Knapp)

Jan  21	[illegible] from Condit to Westerville		 3.50

	Grace Finch to Leon Houghs			 1.00

Sat

Jan  22	Ed Bell to Grant Hospital			 5.00

	Carey Paces' &amp; Jack Taggart to Del		 3.75

Sun

Jan  23	Pace's from Delaware				 2.50

Mon

Jan  24	Man to Centerburg				 2.00

	Armstrong &amp; Strosmider to Columbus		 5.00

Tues

Jan  25	E.E. White &amp; brother to Linden			 4.00

	M. Baumgardner to Johnstown			 2.50

Wed

Jan  26	Strosnider to Searles on County line		 2.50

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Man to Galena					  .75

Thus

Jan  27	Bake Ford to Columbus				 5.00

	McPerfect to Columbus for O. Whitney 		 8.00

Fri

Jan  28	Hartman trunk to Delaware			 2.50

Sat

Jan  29	Lulie Baker to Delaware				 2.50

	Jack Taggart to Del and				 2.00

	Otis Bakers &amp; Chas Wigton back			 3.75

Sun

Jan  30	Lola &amp; Mert smythe to Johnstown			 3.00

Mon

Jan  31	Knox &amp; Taggart from Delaware			 2.50

	Mrs Otis Baker from Delaware			 2.50

	Three people to Pagetown			 3.50

Tues

Feb   1	Strosy to Rome to Neilsons by Galena		 1.50

	Knox &amp; Carter to Delaware		         3.00

	Gerhardt, Fisher, Jeffrey &amp; Huston to Columbus	 6.00

Wed	Woman &amp; two kids to Croton			 2.00

Feb   2	Unloader man to Delaware			 2.50

	Strosnider to Geo. Greys			 2.50	
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 30 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus	Hanover girls &amp; man to C. Village		 2.00

Feb   3	Sade Paul to J. L. Edwards &amp; Linden		 4.00

Fri

Feb   4	Rhoads boy to Delaware				 2.00

	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

Feb   5	Restaurant man &amp; boy to Linden			 4.00

	Three people to Pagetown			 3.00

Sun   6

Mon   7

Tues  8	Armstrong &amp; Fosters to Columbus			 5.00

	Cupp from Westerville				 2.00

Wed

Feb   9	Woman &amp; 3 kids to Croton			 2.00

	Strosnider to Delaware for Knoder kid    	 4.00

	Bake Ford to Rome				 1.00

Thus					[hauled chairs

Feb  10	Auto for Knoder baby funeral for Strosy		 1.50

Fri

Feb  11	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

Feb  12	Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

	Lelter over to Cupp for Armstrong	}	 4.00

	also Mr Kenny to Delaware		}

Sun

Feb  13	Jim Dugan to Delaware				 2.00

	Bargdills from Berkshire			 1.00

Mon

Feb  14	Taggart to Delaware &amp; Knox &amp; Taggart back	 2.50

	Grocery man to Galena &amp; Westerville		 2.00

Tues

Feb  15	Strosnider to Col - for office furniture	 5.00

Wed

Feb  16	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Thus

Feb  17	Wagner H'dw man C. Village &amp; New Albany		 3.50

Fri  18	

Sat  19	Clyde Beddow &amp; Wife to Berkshire		 1.00

Sun  20	Fairchild &amp; Clark Ford to Del			 2.50

Mon  21	and Knox &amp; Taggart back				 2.50

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 31 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Mrs Knox &amp; daughter from Delaware		 2.00

Feb  22 Mrs Knox &amp; daughter back to Del -		 2.00

Wed  23	

Thus 24	Whitney - two men from Westerville to 	       }

	Harry Van Houten farm and back to Westerville  } 6.00


	Four Gambier students to Del			 5.00

Fri  25	Lo Smythe from Johnstown			 2.50

	O. Whitney to Radnor, Eden &amp; Berlin		 5.00

Sat

Feb  26	Mrs Lee &amp; kids to Delaware for woman		 3.00

	Mrs Kempton, Lela &amp; Lily to Del to funeral	 3.00

Sun

Feb  27	Minnie Baldwin home				 2.00

	Lo Smythe to Johnstown				 2.50

Mon

Feb  28	Henry Fagan to Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Mar   1	Minnie Baldwin from Johnstown			 2.00

	Cupp and Armstrong to Col -			 5.00

Wed

Mar   2	Cupp and Van Houten to C. Village		 3.00

Thus

Mon   3 Strosnider to Infirmary &amp; Columbus (Mrs Carnes)	 8.00

Fri   4

Sat   5

Sun   6

Mon   7

Tues  8	Man to Centerburg				 2.50

	Taggart to Will Loans				 1.50

Wed   9

Thus 10

Fri  11

Sat  12	Strosnider to Moore baby funeral C. Village	

	then to Fargo					 6.00

	Strosnider to Westerville to Cary McElwee	 4.00

Sun

Mar  13	Strosnider &amp; visitors Columbus and		 5.00

	then back to Delaware for Taggart		 2.50

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                    <text>[page 36]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 32 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues 15

Wed  16	to Columbus errand for Mrs Gel			 5.00

Thus

Mar  17	Strosnider to Miller trial at Del		 3.00

Fri	Mr Limes from Condit				 1.00

Mon  18	Sines to Galena &amp; Westerville			 2.50

Sat  19

Sun  20	Barcus girls to Galena				  .50

	Barcus girls back				  .30

	Williamsons to corner then John to Rich Hill	 2.50

	Lo Smythe to Johnstown				 2.50

Mon

Mar  21	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Wigoners				 2.50

Tues

Mar  22	Milk plant man to Linden			 3.50

Wed

Mar  23	Claud Smythe to Johnstown also		{

	Mrs Dr Williams to Croton		{	 3.50

	Hartman from Johnstown				 3.00

Thurs24	

Fri  25 Claude Smythe to Centerburg saw mill		 3.50

St

Mar  26	Miss Jeffrey to Marengo				 3.00

	Clark Ford home					 1.00

Sun

Mar  27	Fairchilds' to John Rhodes			 2.00

	Lo Smythe &amp; Miss Hubbinger to Johnstown		 3.00

Mon

Mar  28	Mrs Crego in town				  .25

	Wilma Osbourne in town				  .25

Tues 29

Wed	Strosnider to Henry Huddlestons			 2.00

Mar  30	

Thurs 31 Hardware man to Delaware			 2.00

Fri

April 1	Mithoff hardware man to Galena &amp; West		 2.00

Sat

April 2	Chalfant to Westerville				 2.00

	Bill Gallogly to Os Adams			  .50

Sun   3
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 33 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

Apr   4	Knox to Westerville				 2.00

Tues

April 5	Mrs Dr. Williams from Croton			 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

April 6	Claude, Daisy &amp; Mother Smythe to Centerburg	 4.00

Thus

April 7	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Strosnider to Longshore bridge fishing		 1.00

	   "      back from Henry Wilsons  "		 1.00

	Telephone man to Galena				  .75

Fri   8

Sat   9	X Set hens  Mrs Crego out home		  .25

Sun  10	

Mon  11	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Cupp, Wife &amp; Man to Delaware			 3.00

Tues 12

Wed  13	Knox to Linden					 4.00

Thus

April 14 Taggart &amp; other man to Del.  3 hr		 3.00

Fri

April 15 Strosy, Wife &amp; Elizabeth to Delaware		 3.00

	Taggart, Cupp &amp; Burrer to Powell		 5.00

	Two Milk Plant men from Westerville		 3.00

Sat

April 16 Strosnider &amp; family to funeral Col -		 6.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  17	

Mon  18	Peel &amp; Mike McGraw to Del to jail		 2.50

Tues 19

Wed  20	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Thus

April 21 Peel, Stone to Del  Mike McGraw back		 3.00

	Taggart from Westerville			 2.00

Fri  22	

Sat  23	Mrs Crego home					  .25

Sun  24 X

Mon  25	Jack Taggart from Del -				 2.00

	Moore &amp; Ross oil men Galena, C. Village &amp; Condit 2.50

Tues 26

Wed  27	Knox from Delaware				 2.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 34 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus	Strosnider to Hi Patricks			 1.50

April 28 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

April 29 Daisy Smythe, Vance and other

	woman to Dyers in Col - Claud also back	 6.00

Sat

April 30 Bake Ford to train				 1.00

	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

	Mid Perfect to Clem Allens			  .75

Sun May 1

Mon May 2 Knox &amp; Taggart from Delaware also		 2.50

	Beaver buying horses thru Beaver back		 5.00

	Knox back to Delaware				 2.00

Tues  3

Wed   4

Thurs 5 Strosndier to Charley Searles			 2.00

Fri

May   6	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Taggart back to Columbus U.S.			 5.00

	Lo. Smythe to Johnstown				 2.50

Sat

May   7	Muladore to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

May   8	Loftis to Columbus				 5.00

	Jay Smiths to Delaware				 4.00

Mon   9

Tues 10					(Columbus)

Wed  11	C. Smythe to  N. Fry farm then he &amp; wife to	 7.00

Thus

May  12	Woman from Muladors to depot			 1.00

Fri

May  13	Davy &amp; O. Whitney settling estate		14.00

	Olive Scott from Osbournes to depot		  .25

Sat  14

Sun  15	Minnie Baldwin to Johnstown			 2.00

	Jack Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

	Capitola ----					 3.00

Mon

May  16	Minnie Baldwin from home			 2.00

	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 35 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

May  17	Strosnider to Col - Mrs Dudley Clark		 5.00

Wed

May  18	Strosnider back to Col - Mrs Dudley Clark	 5.00

Thus

May  19	Old Mr McCoy to Berkshire			 1.00

Fri

May  20	Jack Taggart to Columbus			 5.00

	Lo Smythe &amp; belongings from Johnstown		 3.00

Sat			then Col - &amp; home

May  21	Mr Clark to Shaws Col - then Dublin		 8.00

Sun

May  22	Mrs Perry to Croton				 2.00

   X	Paul Walker to Marengo			 	 2.00

	Orville Barcus from Westerville			 2.50

Mon

May  23	Strosnider &amp; Cupp to London			 8.00

	also Lo Smythe to Columbus			 4.50

	Strosnider to Woodbridges			 2.00

Tues

May  24	Mrs Harry Finch to Columbus			 6.00

Wed

May  25	Taggart to Columbus  also Smythe &amp; Hoy		 7.00

Thus 26

Fri  27	Strosnider &amp; Nellie to Columbus			 5.00

Sat

May  28	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

	Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

Sun					[Ashville

May  29	Strosnider, Stone, Armstrong &amp; Hixenbangle to	 8.00

	Taggart &amp; Louise from Del			 2.50

	Man to Muledores				 1.00

Mon

May  30	Jack Taggart &amp; Louise to Newark			 6.00

	Claud Smythe to Grove City races		 6.00

Tues

May  31	Mert, Lo &amp; Mother ride to C. College		 1.50

Wed

June  1

Thurs 2	Strosnider to Mrs Den. Johnstons C. Vill	 2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

	Man to Galena					  .50
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                    <text>[page 40]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 36 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri

June  3

Sat   4	Mrs Finck &amp; children from Berkshire to train    1.00

Sun

June  5	Barcus girls to Galena     [from Galena		  .50

	Smythes to Johnstown &amp; Barcus girls back	 3.00

Mon

June  6	Taggart   from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

June  7	Pearlee Stith to North Condit			 1.00

	Taggart &amp; Armstrong to Columbus			 5.00

Wed

June  8	Mrs Mary &amp; Martin to Ashley			 2.50

	Strosnider &amp; [illegible] to Willison farm &amp; Newark 7.00

Thus

June  9	Strosnider to Mrs Dr Mills			 2.00

	Strosnider to Tom Patricks			 2.00

Fri  10

Sat  11	Bake Ford from home to Sunbury			 1.00

Sun  12

Mon  13

Tues 14	Hartman trunk from Johnstown			 2.50

	Strosnider &amp; Cupp to Johnstown, Croton &amp; McBride 2.00

Wed

June 15 Mr Taggart from Delaware			 2.00

Thus

June 16	Strosnider from Westerville (Embalmers assoc)	 2.00

Fri

June 17	To Columbus for Strosnider			 5.00

	Pavey boy to Westerville			 2.00

Sat

June 18	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

JUne 19	Butts boy to Delaware				 2.00

Mon  20

Tues 21	Strosnider to Rowes at Berkshire		 1.50

Wed

June 22 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs Sines to Center Village			 1.50

Thus

June 23	To Delaware for Taggart, then to Troy Chapel	 3.50

	Bolts to Delaware for Taggart			 2.00

	Claud Smythe to Galena				  .50
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                    <text>[page 41]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 37 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri	Manter to Olive Green				 1.25

June 24	Jack Taggart to Gambier				 8.00

Sat

June 25	Knox &amp; taggart to Del - Walter Harrison back	 2.50

Sun

June 26	Fairchilds &amp; Morrisons below New Albany		 6.00

Mon

June 27	Rosecrans' from Grant Hospital			 5.00

	Strosnider to Dick Fairchilds			 2.00

Tues

June 28	Taggart to Troy Chapel Weiser back		 3.50

Wed  29

Thus 30	Dudley Clarks neice to Columbus			 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

July  1	Fagan to Delaware				 2.00

Sat   2

Sun   3	Lonnie Pettit from Westerville and		 2.00

	mare as far as Maxtown [Ball game		  .75

	Strosy, Armstrong, Hixenbargh &amp; Foster to Del -	 4.00

Mon		[Pearl Dwinell &amp; Lil Van [illegible]

July  4	Strosnider to Jesse Stiths also			 1.50

	Man form Muladores to train			 1.00

Tues

July  5	Taggart, Knox &amp; Fagan from Delaware		 3.75

Wed

July  6	Up to Jesse Stitles twice for funeral		 2.50

Thus  7

Fri   8	Taggart - Bertha Huddleston to Col -		 5.00

Sat

July  9	Carpenter gas man to Columbus			 5.00

Sun

July 10	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon

July 11	Mrs Whetnall to Duglass				 1.00

Tue

July 12	Sharp traveling man to Johnstown		 2.50

Wed  13

Thus 14

Fri  15	Elevator man from Lewis Center to Centerburg	 4.50

	Claud Smythe Daisy &amp; Mert to Newark Fair

	then Mother ride to farm			 7.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 38 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]

	
July 15 Taggart &amp; Ketchum from Delaware			 2.50

Sat

July 16 Strosnider to Triggs				 2.00

	Taggart &amp; Fagan to Del also

	Merle Perfect then Taggart to Troy Rd		 4.25

Sun  17

Mon  18	To Delaware for Taggart then to Klondike	 3.50

	Cupp &amp; Humes to Mt Vernon then

	Humes to Delaware				 8.50

Tues

July 19	Knox from Delaware				 2.00

	Knox back to Delaware				 2.00

Wed  20

Thus 21	Alf Williams up home				 1.00

Fri

July 22	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

July 23	Typewriter to Columbus for [illegible] Baldwin	 4.00

	Taggart to Klondike also			 4.00

	Fagan to Delaware				 1.50

Sun  24

Mon  25	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Tues 26

Wed  27

Thus 28	Strosnider to Folks at O. Green			 2.00

Fri

July 29	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Sat

July 30	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July 31	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Ketchem &amp; Taggart to Newark			 6.00

Mon

Aug   1	Mrs Grey &amp; son up home				 1.50

Tues

Aug   2	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Aug   3	Strosnider to Triggs				 1.50

	Bargdills to Berkshire				 1.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Cupp from Delaware				 2.00

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 39 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri   5	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat			   [north of Galena fishing

Aug   6	Strosnider &amp; Day Gill to Frank Irwins the	 1.50

	Knox to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug   7	Bargdills from Berkshire			 1.00

	Strosnider to Manters in Galena twice		 2.00

Mon

Aug   8	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Manters				 1.00

	C. Smythe &amp; wife to Joe Landons and back	 1.50

Tues  9

Wed  10	Strosnider to Biggs back of Jno Wagners

	then to Manters at Galena			 2.00

	Strosnider back to Biggs			 1.50

	Geo Utley &amp; Wife to Chantangua			 1.00

	Little Girl &amp; fellow to  "			 1.00

Thus

Aug  11	Straub to Westerville				 2.00

     12

Sat  13	Taggart to Columbus  also Daisy Stiles		 6.50

	Hixenbaugh's &amp; Mrs Osbourne to Sparta		 4.00

	Taggart &amp; Fagan to Del - Sherborne back          2.00

Sun

Aug  14	Hose with Strosy in ambulance to

	Columbus with Mary [illegible]			 1.50

Mon

Aug  15	Festus to Delaware Taggart back			 3.00

	Taggart back to Delaware to train		 2.00

	Conkey from Condit to Linden			 5.00

	Minnie Baldwin from home			 2.00

Tues 16

Wed  17

Thus 18	Taggart from Delaware Geo [illegible]to reunion  2.00

	Jess, Stith, Pearl, Women &amp; girl, Teresa at Col  6.00

Fri  19

Sat  20	Taggart to Columbus &amp; Worthington		 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug  21	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Barcus sisters to Galena			  .50

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                    <text>[page 44]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 40 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Strosnider to Children Hospital at Col		 5.00

Aug  22	Gotchalls to Columbus			  	 6.00

Tues

Aug  23	Taggart from Westerville			 2.00

Wed	Mert Smythe &amp; Mother to Mt Vernon &amp; Likes	 6.00

		&amp; Leta Likes

Aug  24	Strosnider to Wells Wilcox, Wilcox back		 1.00

Thus

Aug  25	Man from Muladores to train			 1.00

Fri  26

Sat  27	Taggart to Troy Road  Festus back		 3.50

Sun

Aug  28	Mr &amp; Mrs S. Rosecrans from Del			 3.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Aug  29	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Aug  30	Strosnider to Carol Edwards			 2.00

Wed

Aug  31	Mrs Gelston &amp; Rose Barcus to Fair		 3.00

Thus

Sept  1

Fri   2	Mr Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sat   3

Sun   4

Mon   5	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton &amp; Centerburg		 3.00

Tues  6

Wed   7	Strosnider to Harry Cockrells			 1.50

Thus

Sept  8	Hartman trunk to Delaware			 2.50

Fri

Sept  9	Strosnider to Harry Cockrells			 1.50

	Clayton, wife, Mrs Hixenbaugh &amp; Strosy to 
				Hartford Fair	         4.00

	Strosnider to Harry Cockrells			 1.50

Sat

Sept 10	Strosnider to Harry Cockrells			 1.50

	Jno. Mahan to Delaware for Mabel		 2.50

	Mert Smythe &amp; Daisy &amp; Mother to Cockrell funeral 3.00

	Taggart to Delaware  Fagan back			 2.75

Sun  11

Mon  12	To Delaware for Taggart, Festus back to [Del	 3.00
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                    <text>[page 45]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 41 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sept 12 To Delaware for Mr Brown Unloader	 	 2.00

	Strosnider to Frank Edwards			 1.50

Tues

Sept 13	Taggart &amp; Brown to Klondike			 3.50

Wed

Sept 14	Strosnider to Frank Edwards baby funeral with Sedan 3.00

Thus

Sept 15	Smythes to Newark Fair				 6.00

Fri

Sept 16	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Mrs Williams from Croton also			 1.50

	Rose Yeomans from Croton to home		 1.25

	Orville &amp; Rose Barcus &amp; 2 other girls to Columbus 6.00

Sat  17

Sept 18	Mrs Johnston from Frank Lehmans to depot	 1.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon

Sept 19	Mrs Joe Landen to farm				  .25

	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 1.50

Tues 20

Wed  21	Minnie Baldwin from Johnstown			 2.00

	Hartman &amp; Straub trunks to Delaware		 3.50

Thus 22

Fri  23

Sat  24	Mr Taggart home					 2.00

Sun

Sept 25	Mr &amp; Mrs Tomas to West - we to Mussins		 1.00

Mon			4 mi north of Shaws	

Sept 26	Festus back &amp; Taggart to Shaws &amp; to Sunbury	 5.00

	Stewart from Ed Ginn's to Sunbury		 1.00

Tues

Sept 27	Strosy to Chas Perfects &amp; Miss Lomards		 3.00

	Strosnider back to Chas. Perfects		 1.00

Wed  28

Thus 29	Strosnider to Chas Perfects			 1.00

	Taggart &amp; Fagan to McVay bridge			 2.00

Fri  30

Sat Oct 1 Fagan to Delaware	  son in law		 2.00

	Strosnider to Bert Roberts at Col-also Taggart	 5.00

Sun

Oct   2	Strosnider to Col back by Billy Willers		 6.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 42 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon

Oct   3	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Oct   4	Foster &amp; Sherbourne from Delaware		 2.00

Wed   5	

Thus  6	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

Fri   7

Sat   8	Smythe &amp; Bonnett to Columbus			 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Eleanor Davis, Ruth &amp; Edith Piper form West	 2.00

Sun

Oct   9	Claud Smythe to Lawson Bridge			 2.00

Mon

Oct  10	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Wayland Ryants			 1.50

	Mrs Lida Miller to Croton			 1.50

Tues 11

Wed  12	Vere Williamson, Grandmother &amp; Strosy to Col -	 5.50

Thus

Oct  13	Mrs Dr Williams, Maggie &amp; I to Col		 2.00

Fri

Oct  14	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosy &amp; Armstrong to Frank Irwin then to Geo Weeks 1.50

	Then Hose to Gregg bridge after then		 1.00

Sat

Oct  15	Mrs Whetnall to Auglass				 1.00

Sun

Oct  16	Strosnider to Warren Searles			 2.00

Mon

Oct  17	Strosnider coffin to Warren Searles		 1.50

	Knox to Delaware				 2.00

	Ed Hunies to Delaware				 2.50

Tues				[for Strosnider

Oct  18	Chairs to Warren Searles then baby to Cemetery	 2.50

Wed

Oct  19	Man to Westerville				 2.00

Thurs 20

Fri  21

Sat  22	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  23	Mrs Leonard Davis from Columbus			 6.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 43 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon

Oct  24	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Oct  25	Taggart to Columbus (Musketeers)		 5.00

Wed

Oct  26	Strosnider to Col - for Rosean Julian		 5.00

Thus 27

Fri  28	Strosnider to John Glazes			 2.00

	Man to Centerburg				 2.00

	Orville Barcus &amp; Florence Perfect to Col -	 6.00

Sat

Oct  29	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  30	Auto for Walker baby funeral for Strosy		 1.00

	Miss Jeffrey from Delaware			 2.00

	Mrs Beum, Rose &amp; Lily Barcus from Yeomens	  .50

Mon

Oct  31	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Faye Adams to phone office for Mrs Baker	 1.00

	Robert Jackson in town				  .25

Tues

Nov   1	Man to Centerburg				 2.00

	Strosnider to Vermillions			 2.00

Wed

Nov   2	Mert Smythe &amp; Matlier to Del &amp; Knox back	 3.25

Thus

Nov   3	Strosnider to Hoovers Chas.			 4.00

Fri   4	

Sat   5	Knox &amp; Taggart to Delaware			 2.50

Sun

Nov   6	Strosnider up to Hoovers			 1.00

	Strosnider back to Hoovers			 1.00

	Mrs Strosnider &amp; Elizabeth to Hoover funeral
		Orville Barcus to Perfects		 1.50

Mon

Nov   7	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Nov   8	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

Wed   9

Thus 10				[Berlin basketball

Fri  11	Jessie Walker, her Mother &amp; Sade Williamson to	 3.00

Sat					

Nov  12	Mrs Huston from Mt Carmel Hospital		 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  13
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                    <text>[page 48]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 44 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon  14	Mrs Harry Finch &amp; girl to Columbus		 6.00

Tues

Nov  15	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	To Thomas for London kids			  .25

Wed

Nov  16	Mr Mills (showman) to Ashley			 2.50

	Florence Perfect &amp; Orville Barcus to Col -   {	 4.00

	also Jack Taggart to Col -		     {   3.00

Thus

Nov  17	Faye Adams to Phone office			 1.50

	Thompson trunk to Centerburg			 2.50

Fri

Nov  18	Hartman trunk to Delaware			 2.50

	Taggart to Columbus to parade			 5.00

	Claud Smythe &amp; Wife to Croton			 4.00

Sat

Nov  19	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  20	Show People to Ashley Mills troupe		 4.00

	  "    "        "     2nd load			 4.00

Mon

Nov  21	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Leta Likes Adda Cooke &amp; Mert Smythe to Col	 5.00

Tues

Nov  22	Taggart to Protestant Hospital			 5.00

	Mrs Huston &amp; Mrs Peckham to Columbus		 4.00

	Taggart from Westerville			 2.00

Wed

Nov  23	Taggart to Jeffrey &amp; Steel plant Hopsital Col	 5.00

Thus	Miss Jeffrey to Maurices			 2.00

Nov  24	Jack Taggart &amp; Jennie Dwinell from Westerville	 2.00

	Doan's to Shannons				 1.50

	Smythes &amp; Platts to Cupps			 1.25

	Smythes &amp; Platts back to Galena			 1.25

Fri

Nov  25	Jennie Dwinell from Westerville by Taggart 	 2.00

Sat

Nov  26	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon					[in from farm

Nov  28	Strosnider to Cecil Bostons then Chas Boston	 2.50
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                    <text>[page 49]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 45 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues 29

Wed  30

Thus Dec 1st

Fri   2

Sat   3

Sun   4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Ray Dixons			 1.50

Mon   5	Little Dixon baby to cemetery			  x

Tues  6

Wed   7			[then to Rev Hustons

Thus  8	Bertha, Jennie &amp; Taggart from Prot Hospital	 6.00

Fri

Dec   9	Miss Bonner to Mrs Hustons			 1.00

Sat

Dec  10	Mr Helwig to Westerville			 2.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

Dec  11	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Willie Perry to Jay Fisher Corners		 1.00

	Strosnider to Clark Days			 2.00

Mon

Dec  12	Faye Adams to Phone Office for Mrs Baker	 1.50

	Strosnider &amp; Armstrong to Columbus		 5.00

Tues 13			Leland for gasoline

Wed  14	Hose, Bert &amp; Smythes to Columbus		 1.00

Thus

Dec 15	Unloader man to Westerville			 2.00

	Hartman &amp; sharp to Centerburg			 3.00

Fri

Dec 16	Strosnider to Wilcox at Bloomfield		 3.00

Sat					[to Columbus	

Dec 17	Aunt, Eleanor Huston, Mildred &amp; Mrs Gelston	 6.00

Sun 18	

Mon 19	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Dec 20	Taggart &amp; Mrs Dr Williams to Col		 5.00

Wed

Dec 21	Strosnider to Carters				 1.50

Thus

Dec 22	Strosnider to Jim Fredericks sister		 2.00

Fri

Dec 23	Smythe to Glenford				10.00

Sat	Strosnider to Frank Burrells			 2.00

Dec 24	Taggart to Del					 2.00

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                    <text>[page 50]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 46 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

Dec 25	Doans to Shannons				 1.50

	Johnstown woman to Persons			 3.50

Mon

Dec 26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Dec 27	Mrs Dr. Williams from Col			 4.00

Wed

Dec 28	Strosnider to Carters				 1.00

	Ed Hagaman to Berkshire				 1.00

Thurs 29

Fri 30

Sat 31	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

				(1922)

Sun

Jan   1	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggarts man to Linden S. Carolina 		 4.00

Mon

Jan   2	Taggart to Union Station			 4.00

Tues

Jan   3	Tent &amp; awning man to Centerburg			 2.00

	Taggart from Westerville			 2.00

Wed

Jan   4	Jeweler Kepler to Columbus			 5.00

Thus

Jan   5	Claud Smythe to Sunbury &amp; back twice		 2.00

Fri   6

Sat   7	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Jan   8	Strosnider to Mrs Allen near Plums		 1.50

Mon

Jan   9	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 10	

Wed  11

Thus 12	Strosnider to Kirk Waldrons at Eden		 2.50

Fri  13

Sat  14

Sun  15

Mon  16	Mrs Huston, Aunt &amp; Eleanor out riding		 1.00

Tues 17	Strosnider to Rick Hines above Fargo		 2.50

	Nellie Hoover to &amp; from Hattie Hall School	 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 51]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 47 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed Jan 18 Mrs Miller to Croton				 1.50

Thus

Jan  19	Box &amp; Casket to Hines baby funeral for Strosy	 3.00

Fri

Jan  20	Strosnider to Morris below Galena		 1.00

Sat

Jan  21 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Fagan from Delaware				 2.00

Sun  22

Mon  23

Thus 24

Wed  25	Strosnider &amp; Smythe to Columbus			 5.00

Thus

Jan  26	Thompson to Centerburg				 2.00

Fri  27

Sat  28	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Jan  29	Mrs Huston, Aunt &amp; Eleanor out riding		 1.00

	Orville Barcus out home				 1.50

Mon

Jan  30	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 31

Wed Feb 1 Grist mill man to Westerville			 2.00

Thus  2

Fri   3

Sat   4 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   5

Mon   6	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Feb   7	Strosnider &amp; Hugh Rosecrans to Col		 5.00

Wed

Feb   8	Taggart to train Delaware			 2.00

Thus  9	

Fri  10	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Sat

Feb  11	Auto for Mrs Mosher funeral for Strosy		 1.00

	Man, Woman &amp; Kid to Mt Vernon			 6.00

Sun  12

Mon  13	Taggart to Fredericktown			 7.00

Tues 14

Feb  14	Mary Reed &amp; Mrs Davy home			 2.00

Wed  15
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                    <text>[page 52]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 48 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus 16

Fri  17	Taggart to Brunson bld Col			 5.00

Feb  18 Emma Miles up to Cardington			 5.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

Feb  19	Taggart &amp; Fagan from Delaware			 2.50

Mon  20

Tues 21	Hardware man to Westerville			 2.00

Wed  22

Thus 23	Hartman trunk from Johnstown			 3.00

Fri

Feb  24	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

Feb  25	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  26

Mon  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 28

Mar

Wed   1

Thus Mar 2 Conkeys to Condit Condos			 1.50

Fri

Mar   3	Strosnider &amp; two Longshore to Jeff Miles	 1.50

Sat

Mar   4	Undertaking things to Galena to Brickers	 1.25

	Strosnider back to Brickers all day		 1.25

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar   5	Strosnider to O. Green to Mrs McKays		 2.00

Mon

Mar   6	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues  7

Wed   8

Thus  9 Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

Fri

Mar  10 Lulu &amp; Otis Baker &amp; Howard Farmer to Columbus	 5.00

	Mrs Finch from Berkshire to train		 1.00

	Two women &amp; boy from Mt Vernon train to Delaware 3.00

Sat

Mar  11	Mrs Huston, Eleanor, Ruth Utley &amp; Ruth Gorsuch to Col 6.00

Sun

Mar  12	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Mt Vernon people from Delaware to depot		 3.00

	Strosnider to Myers Clarks			 2.00

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                    <text>[page 53]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 49 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon

Mar  13	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 14

Wed  15	Taggart to Mt Vernon [crossed out]

Thus 16	Strosnider to Jim Brodfields			 1.50

Fri

Mar  17	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

Mar  18	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar  19 Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus to Galena			  .50

	Rosa &amp; Lily back from Galena			  .50

	Miss Jeffrey from Marengo			 2.50

Mon

Mar  20	Out to Chadwicks for funeral people		 2.50

	Back to Chadwicks				 2.50

Tues

Mar  21	Gas man to Westerville				 2.00

Wed  22

Thus 23

Fri  24

Sat  25	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  26

Mon  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Clyde &amp; Ashton Perfect to Delaware		 2.00

   	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Tues 28

Wed  29	Strosnider to Jno Strosniders			 1.00

Thus

Mar  30	Jno Strosnider to Union Station			 4.00

Fri  31

Sat April 1 Strosnider to Geo. Shicks for Smith baby	 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

April 2	Auto for Smith baby funeral for Strosy		 2.50

Mon

April 3	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

April 4	Strosy, Armstrong &amp; Hixenbaugh to circus colliseum 4.00

Wed

April 5	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

Thus

April 6	Strosy &amp; Elizabeth to circus			 4.00
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                    <text>[page 54]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 50 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

April 7	Mrs Dr. Williams to Columbus			 5.00

Sat

April 8	Taggart &amp; Man &amp; woman from Hallers to Del	 3.00

	Paul Walker &amp; Wife to Marengo			 2.50

Sun	Weiser to Columbus				 5.00

April 9	Gotchalls to Columbus				 5.00

Mon

April 10 Drug man to Marengo				 2.50

	Gas man Jim down to line  }			 1.00

	and Taggart from Delaware }			 2.00

	Jim gas man back				 1.00

Tues 11

Wed  12

Thus 13

Fri  14	Taggart to Worthington &amp; Columbus		 5.00

	William Frazier to Westerville			 2.50

Sat

April 15 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

April 16 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

	Baxter, Allen, Armstrong &amp; Hixen to Col		 5.00

Mon

Apr  17	Orville Barcus &amp; Florence back &amp; forth home	  .50

Tues

April 18 Harry Hall to town				 1.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hose &amp; Frank Hoover to Ed Halls			 1.50

	Strosnider to Ed Halls				 1.00

	Harry Hall home					 1.00

	Horseman to Delaware for Snyder			 2.00

Wed

April 19 Claud, Mert &amp; Lo Smythe to Columbus		 5.00

Thus

April 20 Taggart &amp; Smythe to Columbus			 5.00

Fri

April 21 Horsemen to Geddis &amp; O'Neals			 1.00

	Hilton to C. Village				 1.50

Sat

April 22 Mrs Whetnall to Roy Duglass			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 55]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 51 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun  23

Mon  24	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Apr  25	Friend Edwards out home				 2.00

Wed

April 26 Claud &amp; Mert Smythe from Galena &amp; back		 1.50

	Mrs Cupp &amp; Smythe from Westerville		 2.00

Thus

April 27 Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

Fri

April 28 Out for Fay Piper Adams for Phone Co		 1.25

	Claud Smythe to Columbus			 5.00

Sat

April 29 Strosnider to Sam Ross				 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Miss Jeffrey &amp; friends from Westerville		 2.50

	Daisy Smythe from Westerville			 2.00

Sun  30

Mon

May   1	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

May   2	Charlotte Willoughby out home			  .75

Wed   3

Thus  4

Fri   5	Hilton to Centervillage				 1.50

	Taggart and Hilton to Columbus			 6.00

Sat

May   6 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun May 7  Hixenbaugh, Armstrong Foster &amp; Baker to 
				Ball game Col		 5.00

Mon   8

Tues  9

Wed  10

Thus 11

Fri  12 Woman from condit depot to Mownett Hall		 3.50

Sat

May  13 Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sun

May  14	Man to Croton					 2.00

Mon  

May  15 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Frank Hoover to John Dixons			 1.00

Tues

May  16	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 56]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 52 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed May 17

Thus 18

Fri  19	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hilton to Galena				  .50

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

May  20	Two loads of "Hunkeys" to depot			 1.00

	Man &amp; woman to Jeffreys &amp; Delaware		 2.50

	McKenzie teamster to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

May  21	Ray Carnes to Centerburg			 2.00

Mon  22

Tues 23	Mrs Huston, Eleanor &amp; Ruth Utley to Col		 5.00

Wed  24

Thus 25

Fri  26 Mrs Fuller from Pagetown to depot		 2.00

Sat

May  27	Roy Dulgase &amp; Mother to Mt Carmel Hospital	 6.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

May  28	Man &amp; woman to O. Green				 2.00

Mon

May  29	Whites to Lindon and				 4.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Galena &amp; Johnstown			 2.50

	Barcus girls to Galena				  .50

Tues

May  30	Mr Gunning from Del to Peels			 2.50

Wed

May  31	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Thus

June  1	Minerva Burrer to Man Gorsuch			 1.00

	Mrs Dr. Williams to &amp; from Davidsons		  .50

Fri   2

Sat   3

Sun   4 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon

June  5	Mrs Loren Chadwick to Newark       		 6.00

	Minnie Edwards, Gelston &amp; Strosy to Marion	 7.00

Tues

June  6	Minnie Edwards, [illegible] &amp; Sedgwick to Larue  8.00
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                    <text>[page 57]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 53 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925] 		 	


Wed   7	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Thus

June  8	Thurman Gorsuch &amp; wife from home to Del		 3.50

Fri

June  9	Mrs Edwards, Myself &amp; Miss Huston to Caledonia   7.00

Sat

June 10	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

June 11	Mrs Clark Miller to Croton			 1.50

Mon

June 12 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Tues

June 13	Bart Snyder all around (after horses got 6	10.00

Wed

June 14	Hartmans from Johnstown				 2.50

Thus

June 15	Man to Westerville				 2.00

	McCurdy boy to Ashley				 2.50

Fri  16

Sat  17 Man to Westerville				 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

June 18	Lily &amp; Rose Barcus to and from Galena		 1.00

	Man &amp; woman to Weavers near Del			 2.00

	Telephone man to Westerville			 2.00

	Man &amp; two women to Columbus			 5.00

Mon

June 19	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Roof &amp; machine in from McBoyds			 1.00

Tues 20

Wed  21

Thurs 22 Taggart to Neil House Col	}		 7.00

	Mr &amp; Mrs Weaver back from Del	}	
	
	Roof &amp; Weiser from Westerville			 2.50

Fri

June 23	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 1.50

	Taggart to Newark				 6.00

Sat

June 24	Strosnider to Bert Cooks			 2.00

	Service in ambulance for Strosy			 2.00
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                    <text>[page 58]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 54 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	Doans up to Shannon				 1.50

June 25 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mr &amp; Mrs Davies to Delaware			 2.00

Mon  26

Tues 27	Mr &amp; Mrs Sumners, Columbia to Linden		 5.00

Wed

June 28	Mrs Edwards, Lou Perfect &amp; Strosy to Ashley	 4.00

Thus

June 29	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Taggart back to Col to Bronson [Deshler bldg	 5.00

Fri

June 30 Hilton to Galena				  .50

	Fagan to Delaware				 2.00

Sat	[crossed out]

July  1	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July  2	To Knoders for Mildreds dress			  .75

	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 1.50

Mon

July  3	Strider and Mrs Kendrick home			 3.50

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

July  4	Jim Foster from Delaware			 2.00

Wed

July  5	Taggart to Col go to Chicago			 5.00

Thus  6

Fri   7	Tompson trunk to Delaware			 2.50

Sat

July  8	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July  9	Weiser from Westerville for unloader		 2.00

	Taggart &amp; Fagan from Del			 2.50

Mon  10

Tues 11	Mary Jane, Alvie Jess Stith &amp; Pearl to Delaware	 4.00

Wed

July 12 Jack Webber to Galena				  .50

Thus 13		111,111,111,111

Fri  14

Sat  15	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 59]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 55 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	Strosnider traps to Lawson farm			 1.50

July 16	Man, Woman &amp; kid to E. Liberty			 2.00

Mon

July 17	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Fredericktown			 5.00

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				 5.00

Tues

July 18	To New Lexington for Strosnider			15.00

Wed

July 19	Mr McClure to Delaware unloader man		 3.00

	Unloader man to Westerville			 2.00

Thus 20

Fri  21

Sat  22	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  23

Mon  24	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Man, Woman &amp; kids to Mt Vernon			 5.00

Tues

July 25	Amy, Russel Pickeny &amp; Kemptere to Mt Carmel	 5.00

Wed

July 26	Aileen Skeels from races			  .75

Thus

July 27	Bert, Minnie, Lowie &amp; Olive to Lodge at Col	 3.75

Fri

July 28	Mr Dr Williams to Henry Millers			  .25

Sat

July 29	Man from Phone office to Westerville		 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Fagan to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July 30	People to Tiffin for Strsonider (Taggart back)	20.00

Mon  31

Aug Tues 1

Wed   2	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

Thurs

Aug   3	Weiser, tool box &amp; Williamson man to Del	 3.50

Fri

Aug   4	Mrs Emerine &amp; Bird Townley to Col		 4.00

Sat

Aug  5	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 60]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 56 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun  6

Mon  7	Taggart from Delaware also			 2.00

	Young &amp; Jim gas man to Humes road		 1.50

	Llewellyn Davis to Westerville			 2.00

Tues ?

Aug   8	Landrum &amp; O. Young walked home to Westerville	 3.00

Wed  ?

Aug   9	Landrum &amp; Young to gate, Rineharts, Eden	 3.50

	Three men to Galena				 1.00

Thus

Aug  10	Jim Gas, Foster &amp; Prouty to Stark well		 1.50

	Jim Gas man back up to Stark well		 1.00

	Young to Centerburg back &amp; got 3 other gas men	 3.00

	3 people to Jeffries place			 1.50

Fri

Aug  11	Hilton to Galena				  .50

Sat

Aug  12	Hixenbaugh, wife, Trix &amp; niece to Mt Vernon &amp; Sparta 6.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  13

Mon  14	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs C. Miller to Croton				 1.50

	Man to Johnstown for Thrashing repairs		 2.00

Tues 15

Wed  16

Thus 17

Fri  18	Man to 5th St Columbus				 4.00

Sat

Aug  19	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun 

Aug  20 Gotchalls to Summit				 6.00

Mon

Aug  21	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs Grimm to Columbus				 5.00

Tues

Aug  22	Taggart to Westerville				 2.00

Wed  23

Thus 24

Fri  25 Emerine to Columbus				 5.00

Sat

Aug  26	Ed Bell's Bus people to Delaware		 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Otto Young &amp; Jim gas man to Centerburg	  	 2.50

	then Jim on to Mt Liberty			 1.00
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                    <text>[page 61]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 57 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

Aug  27	Fairchilds &amp; Morris to reunion			 4.00

Mon	Man to Cheshire					 1.25

Aug  28	Emerine to Col - all of us to State Fair	 2.00

Tues 29

Wed  30 Hartman trunk to Delaware			 2.50

	Mrs Huston, Eleanor &amp; Nellie Bonner to Col	 5.00


Thus

Aug  31	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hustons to Main for chickens			  .50

Sep Fri 1 Gas man up to gate				 1.00

Sat   2	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Paul Wlaker &amp; wife &amp; brother to Marengo		 3.00

Sun   3

Mon   4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Sep   5	Paul Walkers to Centerburg and

	3 gas men back from Rinehart bridge		 4.50

Wed

Sept  6	3 gas men to Rineharts				 2.00

	3 gas men back from Rineharts			 2.00

Thus

Sept  7	3 gas men to Rineharts				 2.00

	3 gas men back from "				 2.00

Fri

Sept  8	3 gas men to &amp; from Rineharts			 4.00

Sat

Sept  9	3 gas men up to Bert Sheets			 1.50

	Boy out to Frank Edwards			 1.50

Sun  10

Mon  11	Three niggers to Westerville			 2.50

Tues

Sept 12	3 gas men to &amp; from Bert Sheets			 3.00

	Miss Rhodes to Mt Carmel			 5.00

Wed

Sept 13	3 gas men to &amp; from Bert Sheets			 3.00

Thus

Sept 14	3 gas men to Bert Sheets			 1.50

	Ot Young up gasline to Rhineharts Hose waited	 2.00

	O. Young up to Bert Sheets			 1.00

	5 gas men back from Bert Sheets			 2.00

	Harry Cornell out home &amp; back to depot		 1.00
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                    <text>[page 62]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 58 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri	4 gas men up to Bert Sheets			 1.50

Sept 15	gas Jim &amp; accessories up to Sheets		 1.50

	5 gas back from Sheets				 2.00

Sat

Sept 16	4 gas men up to Bert Sheets			 1.50

	Gas Jim and accesssories up to Sheets		 1.50

	4 gas men back from Dotys			 1.50

Sun

Sept 17	Joe Knoder out home				  .75

Mon

Sept 18	4 gas men to &amp; from Bert Sheets			 3.00

	Woman &amp; kid to Talway Church, Pierces		  .75

Tues

Sept 19	4 gas men to Bert Sheets			 1.50

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

	3 railroad hunters to Westerville		 3.00

	2 teamsters to Del to see Zimmerman		 2.50

Wed  20

Thus 21

Fri  22

Sat  23	Taggart to Delaware  				 2.00

	Ambulance trip with Strosnider with Mrs Nagle	 2.00

	Harry Cornell out home				  .75

Sun

Sept 24	2 niggers up to Bridge				  .75

Mon

Sept 25	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams to Croton			 1.50

Tues

Sept 26	Wooden leg man to Duglass			 1.00

	Mr Hensel to Granville				 4.00

Wed  27

Thus 28	Taggart to Mt Vernon				 5.00

Fri

Sept 29	Man to Delaware from Tire shop			 2.00

Sat

Sept 30	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 1.50

	2 niggers to Westerville			 2.50

Sun

Oct   1	To Mussers, Stadium &amp; Jack Taggart back		 2.00

Mon	Man to Jeffries farm				 1.25

Oct   2	road man to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 63]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 59 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

Oct   3	Taggart to Newark				 6.00

Wed   4 Navarre people to Union Station also road	 5.00

	Man grip to Westerville				 1.00

	Otto Young from Westerville			 1.50

Thus

Oct   5

Fri   6	With Frank Hoover to Nigger Harrison		 2.50

Sat

Oct   7	With Frank Hoover to Potter baby		 1.50

	Ambulance trip all day with hoover		 4.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct   8	Robert Jackson to train also			  .25

	Eva Hagerman &amp; beau out home			  .50

	Man &amp; little boy to Jeffries farm		 1.25

Mon

Oct   9	Gas men 2 to &amp; from Nine Stark place		 2.00

	Shoe man to Westerville				 2.00

	Llewellyn &amp; Jennie Davis to Union Station	 5.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Oct  10	Taggart to Centerburg				 2.00

	2 gas men to Nine Starks			 1.00

Wed  11

Thus 12 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hartman trunk from Johnstown			 2.50

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

	3 gas men back from Nine Starks			 1.00

Fri

Oct  13	2 gas men to &amp; from Swallow railroad		 4.00

	Lillian Skeels &amp; 2 men to pumpkin Show for Ed Bell 2.00

	Woman to Delaware				 2.50

	Woman up to near Main house			  .50

Sat

Oct  14	Gas men to &amp; from Swallow railroad		 4.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  15	Taggart &amp; Fagan from Delaware			 2.50

Mon

Oct  16	3 Gas men up north &amp; back 1? miles		 2.00

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                    <text>[page 64]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 60 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	3 gas men to &amp; from Nine Starks			 2.00

Oct  17	Boy up to Bob Wyants				 2.00

	Man to Westerville				 2.00

Wed

Oct  18	3 gas men back from Nine Starks			 1.00

	3 men up to Starks to repair leak		 1.00

	Minerva &amp; Parker Burrer to Earl Perfects	  .50

	Orville Barcus to Earl Perfects			  .50

	Florence &amp; Orville Barcus to Columbus		 5.00

Thus

Oct  19	3 gas men to &amp; from Mine Starks			 2.00

	Mrs Dr. Williams to Columbus			 5.00

Fri

Oct  20	3 gas men to &amp; from Nine Starks			 2.00

	4 stadium people to Columbus			 6.00 

Sat

Oct  21	To Columbus for auto repairs for stadium people  6.00

Sun

Oct  22	Two negros to Westerville			 2.50

	 "   "      "      "				 2.50

Mon

Oct  23	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Oct  24	Gas men to &amp; from railroad at Westerville	 4.00

	Taggart to Columbus (glasses)			 5.00

Wed

Oct  25	Gas men to &amp; from railroad at West		 4.00

Thus

Oct  26	Gas men to &amp; from railroad at West		 4.00

Fri

Oct  27	3 gas men to &amp; from railroad West		 4.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sat

Oct  28	3 gas men to &amp; from railroad			 4.00

Sun  29	

Mon  30	Clothing man to Centerburg			 2.00

	Harness man to Centerburg			 2.00

Tues 31

Nov Wed 1 Gas man up to Stinks Place			 1.00

	Gale Green to Johnstown				 2.00

	3 niggers to Westerville			 3.00

	Lob to Johnstown				 2.50
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                    <text>[page 65]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 61 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus  2

Fri   3	Otto Young up to gas gate			 1.00

	Mrs Dr Williams from Mt Vernon			 5.00

Sat	3 gas men to &amp; from Poke Hill			 3.00

Nov   4	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov   5	Harvey Allen &amp; Wife from Westerville		 2.50

Mon

Nov   6	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Nov   7	Gas men to &amp; from Tite Whitneys			 3.00

Wed

Nov   8	Gas men to &amp; from Tite Whitneys			 3.00

Thus

Nov   9	Gas men to &amp; from Tite Whitneys			 3.00

Fri  10	

Sat  11	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  12	Barcus girls to &amp; from Galena			 1.00

Mon

Nov  13 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Traveling boys fixed auto in [illegible]	 1.50

Tues	2 Jews &amp; Motor cycle to Centerburg		 3.00

Nov  14	Mrs Clark Miller to Croton			 1.50

Wed

Nov  15	Hosea to McMillen baby funeral for Strosy	 3.50

Thus

Nov  16	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

Nov  17	Mrs Dr. Williams out to Dell Tracys		 5.00

Sat  18	

Sun  19	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon

Nov  20	Mrs Dr Williams from Col			 5.00

Tues

Nov  21	Woman to Percis Talway				  .75

	O Young up line to abut 4 mi			 1.50

Wed

Nov  22	Taggart to Delaware and				 2.50

	boy to Ashley McLaughlin			 3.00

Thus

Nov  23	Paul Jackson from Westerville to

	cemetery then out to Jacksons			 4.00
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                    <text>[page 66]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 62 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri  24	Bank man to Westerville				 2.00

Sat

Nov  25 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  26	Ot Young up to bridge to take out tree 6 hours	 3.00

Mon  27

Tues 28	Elevator man Condit, Centurburg Croton Johnstown &amp; Alexandria 6.00

Wed  29

Thus 30	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Dec Fri 1

Sat   2 Mrs Granger, Rogers &amp; Marguerite to Mt Carmel	 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   3

Mon

Dec   4 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Dec   5	Man to Berlin Station				 2.00

Wed

Dec   6 3 gas men to &amp; from Dotys also material up	 4.00

Thus

Dec   7	Thrashing machine man north of Len Huffs and to Westerville 3.00

Fri   8

Sat   9 Ot Young up line to Starks			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  10

Mon  11	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Dec  12	Hartman trunk to Delaware			 2.50

Wed

Dec  13	Chloe Granger from Mt Carmel			 5.00

	Up to Ed Baileys for Mikes Adairs for phone message 1.50

Thus

Dec  14	Strosnider to Tottens				 1.00

Fri

Dec  15	Two traveling men to Delaware			 2.50

	Hilton to Galena				  .50

	Chas Wigton from Westerville			 2.00

Sat

Dec  16	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  17

Mon  18	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 19

Wed  20
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                    <text>[page 67]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 63 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus

Dec  21	Taggart to Columbus &amp; Powell			 6.00

Fri

Dec  22	Taggart to Fredericktown			 6.00

Sat

Dec  23	Mrs Dr Williams to Col				 5.00

	Edmister boy &amp; other man to Del	 		 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  24   

Mon  25 Sol Walkers to Waldor's at Columbus		 6.00

Tues

Dec  26	Man to Westerville				 1.50

Wed

Dec  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Thus

Dec  28	Girl to Olive Green				 1.50

Fri  29

Sat  30	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Woman &amp; 3 kids from Capells			 1.00

Tues

Jan   2	Strosnider to Westerville back by Maxtown	 2.00

Wed   3

Thus  4	Gas man Young up to gas gate			 1.00

Fri

Jan   5	Taggart &amp; guest to Delaware			 2.50

	Gas man up to Alum Creek 8 mi			 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams to Croton			 1.50

Sat

Jan   6	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Sun   7	

Mon   8 Unloader man to Westerville			 2.00

Tues

Jan   9	Moore family to Pataskala to funeral		10.00

Wed  10

Thus 11	Man to Willoughby's &amp; Condit P.O.		 1.50

Fri

Jan  12	Bertha Huddleston to Col - for unloader		 5.00

Sat

Jan  13	Gas man down to old Buckingham place		 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 68]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 64 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

Jan  14	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon  15

Tues 16	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

Wed  17

Thus 18

Fri  19	Mrs Peckham from Pumphreys			 1.00

Sat

Jan  20	Mr &amp; Mrs Peckham to Pugh funeral		 3.00

	Mr Summers to Union Station			 5.00

	Gas man Ot up line to work			 1.50

	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Sun

Jan  21	Elba McCaughy to Galena				  .75

Mon

Jan  22	Lilliam Skeels &amp; Mother to Delaware		 2.50

	Man up to Herb Trouts				 2.00

Tues 23

Wed  24	Man to Westerville				 2.00

Thus

Jan  25	Taggart to Newark				 6.00

Fri

Jan  26	Hilton to Galena				  .50

Sat

Jan  27	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Jan  28	Capell &amp; Loar to depot				 1.00

Mon

Jan  29	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 30

Wed  31

Thus Feb 1 Strosnider to Jim Pace's			 2.00

Fri

Feb   2	Unloader man to Delaware			 2.00

Sat

Feb   3	Two people up near Marengo			 3.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   4

Mon   5	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Llewellyn &amp; Jennie Davis to Westerville		 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 1.50

	Mrs Dr Williams back to Croton			 1.50

Tues Feb 6 Ot Young up gas line				 1.00
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                    <text>[page 69]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 65 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed   7	Ot Young &amp; Cramer up to Bowers farm		 3.00

	to fix 2 leaks

	Both back up to Doty farm to fix 1 leak		 1.50

	Unloader man to Delaware			 2.00

Thus

Feb   8	Mr Brown (unloader) to Centerburg		 2.00

Fri

Feb   9	To Mill &amp; Mine for washers for Jack		 5.00

Sat

Feb  10	Mrs Clay Cornell to &amp; from Mrs Pierces funeral	 1.50

	Woman to Olive Green to Loars'			 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Feb  11	Two men to Columbus for auto wheel		 5.00

	Mrs Poppleton to Mrs Furniss funeral		 2.00

	Mrs Poppleton to Centerburg			 2.00

Mon

Feb  12	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Letz Likes &amp; Addie Cooke to Columbus		 5.00

Tues 13

Wed  14	Mrs Crego out home				  .25

Thus

Feb  15	Mrs Crego to store				  .25

	Cupp to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

Feb  16	Mr Jackson to Prospect	[illegible]		 4.00

	O Young &amp; Cramer up to U. Waldrons 	 2.00

	Service with Hoover for Strosy Mrs Justis	 1.50

Sat

Feb  17	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Feb  18	Roxie &amp; Mert Feazel to Nelson Hayes		 2.50

Mon

Feb  19	Mert, Roxie Feasel also Taggart back		 4.50

Tues 20

Wed  21

Thus 22	Mr &amp; Mrs Johnny Adams home			 1.50

Fri

Feb  23	Abe Strosnider &amp; Frank to &amp; from Jno Loars	 1.00

Sat	Strosnider &amp; Nell Loar to Columbus		 5.00

Feb  24	Mr Dr Williams from Croton			 1.50

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 70]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 66 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Feb  25	Service for Strosnider at Loars			 1.00

Mon

Feb  26	Dorothy Capell to Jno funeral			 1.00

	Mrs Fred Kempton to &amp; from Jno Loars		  .50

Tues 27

Wed  28	Florence &amp; Orville Barcus to Columbus		 5.00

Thus

Mar   1	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Strosnider to Tussey farm near Westerville	 2.00

Fri

Mar   2	Ot Young up to gas gate				 1.00

Sat

Mar   3	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar   4 Strosy &amp; Frank to Tom Fredericks		 2.00

Mon

Mar   5	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	O. Clark &amp; Wife from Magnetic Springs		 4.00

	Strosnider to Earl Perfects			  .50

Tues

Mar   6	Snyder out all day for horses bad day		10.00

Wed   7

Thus  8

Fri   9 Mrs Hedden &amp; Mrs Gutridge to Delaware		 2.00

Sat

Mar  10	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar  11	Boy from A. J. Clarks to Delaware		 2.00

Mon

Mar  12	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Mar  13	Mr Weiser to Wester to set up unloader		 2.00

Wed

Mar  14	Otto Young down to put out gas fire there to West 2.00

	Phone boy to Westerville			 2.00

Thus

Mar  15	Unloader man to Delaware			 2.00

Fri

Mar  16	Dorothy Capell out home				 1.00

Sat 	Otto Young &amp; creamer down to Geo Williams	 1.00

Mar  17	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 71]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 67 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]

Sun	Mr Capell, Dorothy &amp; Harry Loar in town		 1.00

Mar  18	Spearman by to Allie Boyds			 1.00

	Strosnider to Audley Metzgers			 2.50

Mon

Mar  19	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Llewellyn &amp; Jennie Davis to West		 2.00

Tues 20

Wed  21	Otto Young from Alum Creek grocery in		 1.00

Thus

Mar  22	Mr &amp; Mrs Tomas to train				  .50

Fri  23

Sat  24	Slum Weiser to Worthington			 3.50

	Besse Perfect from home to Cheshire		 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar  25	A. J. Clarks to Delaware			 2.50

Mon

Mar  26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Peckham around blue church for horses		 2.00

Tues

Mar  27	Peckham to Ashley				 3.00

Wed

Mar  28	Creamer &amp; ot Young up to Chas Hoover		 1.00

	Peckham to Bill Sheets Maxwell school hous	 1.50

	Strosnider to Fricks South of Cheshire		 2.00

Thus

Mar  29	Man from Creamery to Delaware			 2.00

Fri

Mar  30	To Galena for Mrs Trapp for Strosy		 1.00

	Dorothy Capell out home				 1.00

Sat

Mar  31	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

April 1	Mr Capell &amp; Dorothy to train			 1.00

Mon

Apr   2	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

April 3	B. P. Snyder from Delaware			 2.00

	Ot Young &amp; Creamer to Eden &amp; all around		 3.50

Wed   4

Thus  5	Strosy to Columbus to Mc Wilcox's		 5.00
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                    <text>[page 72]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 68 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri   6

St    7	Sedalia Mo. boys to Galena			 1.00

	Sedalia Mo. boys &amp; Taggart to Delaware Service for Strosy 3.25

Sun   8

Mon   9	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Foster &amp; Ot Young up to Dwinell farm 2? hrs	 2.00

Tues

April 10 Weiser 18 miles S. East of Raynoldsburg for Factory 8.00

	P. O. inspector to Condit			 1.50

	Otto Young up to Starks'			 1.00

Wed

April 11 Ot Young &amp; Creamer up to Dwinnell		 1.50

	Strosnider to Geo Sherman &amp; the 2 gas men back	 2.50

	Strosnider back from Geo. Shermans		 1.00

Thus

April 12 Hose help Strosy at Geo Shermans		 1.50

	Strosnider to Del - for death certificate	 2.00

Fri

April 13 Taggart to Fredericktown			 6.00

Sat

April 14 Lowie Perfect to Jay Searles 			 1.00

	Lowie Perfect back from Searles			 1.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

Apr  15 Capells to train				 1.00

Mon

Apr  16	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

April 17 Barcus girls to Galena to Frankie Adams burial	 1.00

Wed

April 18 Hartman trunk to Delaware			 2.50

	Two men to Delaware clay works			 2.50

	Real estate man to Jake Boston farm		  .75

Thus

April 19 Hose after Strosnider when fishing downy by Ed Coles 1.00

	Man from Condit to Delaware			 3.50

Fri

April 20 Strosnider to Jess Hupps			 2.00

	Strosnider to Henry Huddlestons			 1.50

Sat

April 21 Service all day at Hupps &amp; Huddlestons		 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 73]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 69 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

April 22 Strosnider to Huddleston &amp; Hupps 		 1.50

Mon

April 23 Strosnider to Hupps				 1.50

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Service at Hupp funeral				 1.50

Tues

April 24 to Delaware hospital for Mrs Duglass then up home 3.00

Wed

April 25 Man &amp; woman to Pagetown			 2.00

	Man to Delaware					 2.00

	Hose to Col in amb with Strosy for Mrs Walter Owen 2.00 [crossed out]

Thus

April 26 Service for Owens woman at office and went up to house with Abe 1.50

Fri  27	

Sat  28	4 gas men down to Burnshide hill		 1.50

	2  "   "  back					 1.00

	Service at Owens woman funeral for Strosy	 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

April 29 Hixenbaughs to Mt Vernon			 5.00

Mon

April 30 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Tues

May   1 Service in coming for Mr Plunkett		 2.00

Wed

May   2	Taggart to Frederickstown			 6.00

	Hosey to Plunketts to dress him			 1.50

Thus

May   3	Ot Young to gas gate				 1.00

	Waited 2 hr for Mr Dr Williams at Croton	 3.00

	Man to Centerburg				 2.00

	Rick Hines &amp; Father home			 1.50

	to Hospital for Jerry Hines gone 7 hrs		 2.00

Fri

May   4	Up to dress Jerry				 1.50

	Vern Baker home					 1.00

Sat

May   5	Livery to Jerrys Hines for Strosy		 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 74]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 70 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun   6	Hose with Strosy to Hines funeral		 1.50

	 "    "     " to Mt Carmel for Miller		 1.00

Mon

May   7	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Nell house men to Chas Hoover			 1.00

	Man to Galena					  .75


Tues

May   8	Hose helped arrange for Miller funeral and

	went to depot to help with Chambers		 1.00

	Abbie &amp; Owen to Magnetic Springs 		 4.00

Wed

May   9	Hose worked at Chapel then to Chesire to bury Chambers 1.50

Thus

May  10	Strosnider to Jno Mahans			 2.00

	Ot Young up to gas gate				 1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Fri

May  11	Hose up to Mahan's to help dress him		 2.00

	Vern Baker up home				 1.00

Sat

May  12	Taggart to Delaware Waldo Walker Jr back	 2.50

	Cleveland people to Columbus			 6.00

	Helped to move and dress Mr Buckingham		 1.00

Sun

May  13	Frank Hoover &amp; wife (Columbus) to Croton	 2.00

	boy &amp; girl to &amp; from Brunsons 2 trips		 3.50

Mon

May  14	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams to Croton 2 hrs			 3.00

Tues

May  15	Pension bureau woman to Berkshire &amp; West	 3.50

Wed

May  16	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Thus

May  17	Gotchall's to County line			 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams to Croton			 1.50

Fri

May  18	Man, woman &amp; kids to [illegible] man to Centerburg 3.50

Sat

May  19	Chambers to Westerville				 1.50

	Strosnider to Levi DeWitts			 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 75]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 71 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

May  20	Woman to Lane's at Rome				 1.00

Mon

May  21	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Service for Strosy at Bell baby funeral also

	Went to Mrs Buckinghams gone 5 hr		 2.00

Tues

May  22	Hose helped with Mrs Buckingham funeral		 1.50

Wed

May  23	Taggart to Westerville &amp; Columbus		 5.00

Thus

May  24	Taggart back to Columbus			 5.00

Fri

May  25	Strosnider collecting as far as near Bethel McWilson 2.00

Sat

May  26	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

May  27	Miss Clare Nelson from Delaware			 2.00

Mon

May  28	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Pugh boy over near Delaware			 2.00

Tues

May  29	To Union Station with Frank taking Mrs Graves	 2.00

	Joe Stark &amp; Gas man to Henry Millers &amp; around	 1.50

	Two gas men to Westerville			 2.00

Wed

May  30	Barcus girls to &amp; from Galena Joe Adams funeral	 1.00

	Strosnider to Titus' baby			 1.50

Thus

May  31	Taggart to depot Delaware			 2.00

	Parma Paint man Westerville			 2.00

Fri

June  1	Mrs Dr. Williams from Columbus			 5.00

	Vern Baker up home				 1.00

Sat   2

Sun   3	Chas Jackson's father &amp; mother to West		 2.00

Mon 

June  4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Forwoods 4 hr 			 2.00

Tues	Mrs Johnson &amp; children to Lehmons		 1.00

June  5	Ot Young, Foster, Minnie to &amp; from All Sheets	 5.00

	Man &amp; woman from Star Grange to Mt Vernon	 6.00

		helped Strosy				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 76]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 72 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed

Jun   6	Hose helped Strosy at Ferwood funeral		 2.00

Thus

June  7	To Columbus for rollers for Taggart		 5.00

	Ot up at gas line 1? hrs 2 mi from Del		 2.00

Fri   8

Sat   9 Mrs White &amp; Ruby Mc- to C. Village &amp; Del	 3.50

	Almost all day with Strosy for Ed. Horn		 1.50

Sun

June 10	Doan's up to Shannons				 1.50

	Cliff Williamson out to Rome			 1.00

	Lela Kempton &amp; Mother from Del.			 2.00

Mon

June 11	Hose took some chairs up to Hoovers

	then went back to funeral

	then brought chairs back 			 4.00

Tues

June 12	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

June 13	Doc Osbourne to Biggs				 1.50

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hartman trunk to Johnstown			 3.00

	Taggart to Centerburg				 2.00

Thus 14

Fri  15	Mrs Doan to Berkshire to Finchs			 1.00

	Vern Baker up home

Sat

June 16	Mr Johnstown to Mart Lehmens			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

June 17	Mr &amp; Mrs Johnstown from Lehman to depot		 1.00

Mon

June 18	Taggart from Delaware &amp; to Stratford		 3.00

Tues

June 19	Taggart to Alexandria				 3.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Hose in Ambulance for Mrs Mantor to Del		 1.00

Wed

June 20	Mrs Likes, Leta &amp; Addie Cooke to Columbus	 5.00

	Mattie Perfect &amp; friend to Condit &amp; C. Village	 2.00

Thus

June 21	Man to Delaware for Auto repair			 2.00
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                    <text>[page 77]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 73 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri

June 22	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Sat

June 23	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Harvey Allen &amp; boy to Clem Allen's		  .75

	Man &amp; woman to Jno Triggs			 2.00

Sun

June 24	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Woman to Lane's at Rome				 1.00

Mon

June 25	Hose in Amb with Strosy for Goldie Manter	  .00

Tues

June 26	Strosnider to Harry Manters			 1.50

	Hose, Abe, Harvey &amp; Pete to Del

Wed

June 27	Hose took to Manters Strosnider			 1.50

	Hose helped with chairs &amp; casket to Minters	 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Ot Young up to gas gate				 1.00

Thus

June 28	Strosnider to Manters				 1.50

	Hose helped with funeral			 2.00

	Hose to foundry for Mrf. Co.			 5.00

Fri  29

Sat  30

July

Sun   1

Mon   2

Tues  3

Wed   4	Dora Baily to Maxtown				 1.50

Thus

July  5	Foster &amp; Young down near Westerville then to Fritchens 

	Young back from West to Fritchens		 2.50

	Then Hose on to foundry for Taggart		 5.00

	Hose back near West for gas men			 1.50

	Hose in Amb with Strosy from Dan Davis to Hospital 1.50

	Also took Mr Ross back born			 2.00

Fri   6

Sat   7	Mr Dollar out to Irwin Baileys			 1.25

	Mr Dollar back from "    "			 1.25

Sun

July  8	Mr Dollar to Irwin Baileys			 1.00

Mon

July  9	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Mt Pleasant				 1.50
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                    <text>[page 78]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 74 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

July 10 Abbie &amp; Owen from Magnetic Springs		 4.00

Wed

July 11	Hartman trunk to Johnstown			 2.50

Thus

July 12	Taggart to Centerburg				 2.00

Fri  13

Sat  14

Sun  15

Mon  16 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped Strosy with Matte DeWitt  		 1.50

	In Amb - with Strosy for

Tues

July 17	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Hose at Mattie DeWitts funeral		 1.50

	Hose &amp; Strosy to train  Davis out home		 1.50

Wed

July 18	Lannahan to Westerville			 1.50

Thus

July 19	Hose took Strosy &amp; flour to D. Davis    	 1.50

	Hose helped with D. Davis funeral		 2.00

	Taggart to Centerburg				 2.00

Fri

July 20	Hose took Strosy south of Kirk			 8.00

Sat

July 21	Service for Strosy to Kirk			 3.00

Sun	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

July 22	Cliff Williamson's aunt to Rome			 1.00

	Waldo Walkers Wife from Sol's to Sunb	 1.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon

July 23	Service at funeral at Kirk at Mrs Johns		 3.00

Tues

July 24	Taggarts to 7 mi out Radner Rd		 3.50

Wed

July 25	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 1.50

	Lannahan to Westerville			 1.50

	Hose helped to dress Warren K.

	Hose in amb to hospital for Dr Hempstead	 1.50

Thus

July 26	Took Hempstead to Croton &amp; helped with Warren in afternoon 2.00

	Taggart to Centerburg				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 79]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 75 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]

	
Fri	Washed ambulance for Strosy also coach

July 27 took chairs to Kemptons and helped with funeral 3.00

	Strosy to Croton also				 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 1.00

Sat

July 28 Mrs Dr Williams to Delaware			 2.00

	Hose to help at Dr Hempstead funeral	 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July 29	Fairchilds &amp; Morris to below Mumfurds		 2.00

	  "        &amp;  "     back home			 2.00

	Young &amp; Creamer Gas men to Del			 2.00

Mon

July 30	Ret Jane Phillipp in casket for Strosy 2 hr	 1.00

Tues	Man out to Cregoes				  .50

Tues 31

Aug

Wed   1	Lannahan to Westerville				 1.50

Thus

Aug   2	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Woman to Noah Fry farm				 1.00

Aug   3

Fri	Ot Young &amp; gas man near Del			 2.50

Sat

Aug   4	Strosnider to Col to Gibbons			 5.00

	Jno Freeman &amp; wife to Westerville		 2.00

	Taggart to Westerville				 2.00

Sun   5

Mon   6 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hose all day with Strosy to Mrs Gibbons funeral	 3.00

Tues

Aug   7	Ot Young &amp; Baker ^also other man to Zimmer farm	 2.00

	Strosnider to Columbus				 5.00

	The 3 gas men back				 2.00

Wed

Aug   8	3 gas men to Zimmer farm on West Road		 2.00

	3  "   "  back					 2.00

	Chautaugua man to H. Dewitts			 1.00

Thus

Aug   9	Young &amp; Backus upon line gone hrs		 2.00

Fri

Aug  10	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Homer Lotts also helped		 2.00

Sat  11	Strosnider back to Homer Lotts			 1.50</text>
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                    <text>[page 80]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 76 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	To Sparta for death certificate			 3.50

Aug  12	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon  13	Hose stayed in Strosnider office also		 2.00

	Took machine out to Hill's for Strosy		 2.00

	Took Strosnider back to Hills til 10.30		 2.00

Tues

Aug  14	Helped at Lott funeral &amp; took casket to Hills	 3.00

Wed

Aug  15	Flowers to Beacoms				 2.00

	Helped at Hill funeral				 2.00

Thus

Aug  16	Taggart to Columbus, Bess along			 5.00

Fri

Aug  17	Boy to C. W. Morris'				  .75

	Clark Beacom up home				 2.00

	Strosnider to Keil Waldrons'			 2.00

Sat

Aug  18	Strosnider back to Keil Waldrons		 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun	

Aug  19	Burleigh Blair sister &amp; family out to Rom	 1.00

Mon

Aug  20	Ot Young up gas line then Taggart farm Del	 3.00

Tues

Aug  21	ot Young over to Big 4 depot			 2.00

Wed

Aug  22	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Lannahan to Westerville				 1.50

Thus 23

Fri  24

Sat  25	To Mrs Johnstons funeral at Fancher also

	took Mrs Metzger to Hospital			 3.00

	Whetnall boy to Westerville			 1.50

Sun

Aug  26	Johnston boy from Mart Lehmans to train		 1.00

	Paul &amp; Donald Main to Mains			  .75

	Owen &amp; Abbie to Galena &amp; Ranbow			 1.00

Mon

Aug  27	Lillian Skeels to State Fair			 1.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Robert Jackson to Westerville			 1.50

Tues

Aug  28	Mr Gotchall &amp; 2 boys to State Fair		 5.00
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                    <text>[page 81]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 77 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed	Harry Hall &amp; girl to Westerville

Aug  29	then Hose went to State Fair after them		 7.00

Thus	Lannahan to Westerville

Aug  30	Castners north of E. Liberty			 2.00

Fri  31

Sat

Sept  1	Hose helped dress Mrs Beacom, washed

	Maclines and helped dress Mrs Davis		 3.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Sept  2	Lilly &amp; Rose Barcus to &amp; from Galena		 1.00

Mon

Sept  3	Hose in amb with Strosy to Keys to Hospital	 1.50

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues  4

Wed   5	Old Mrs Hixenbaugh from Mt Vernon		 5.00

	Lannahan to Westerville				 1.50

Thus

Sept  6	Cupp to Berlin to law suit			 2.00

Fri

Sept  7	Harley Morris &amp; boy to Hartford Fair		 2.50

Sat

Sept  8	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   9

Mon  10	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider collecting at Frank Johnstons, &amp; Cregors, east of Johnstown 4.00

Tues

Sept 11	Woman &amp; girl from D. Rosecrans to Columbus 	 5.00

	Tooks Mrs Keys body up home helped Strosy	 1.50

Wed

Sept 12	Strosnider to Glenn Blackleges			 2.00

	Helped to take casket to Keys			 1.00

	Lannahan to Westerville and

	Taggart back from Delaware			 3.50

	Mrs Rev Fisher &amp; daughter from Delaware		 2.00

	washed both machines for Strosnider		 1.00

Thus

Sept 13	Hose to Mrs Keys funeral for Strosy		 2.00

	Ot Young up to Starks				 1.00

Fri

Sept 14	Hose up with Strosy to put Mr Blacklege in casket 1.50
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                    <text>[page 82]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 78 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat

Sept 15 Taggart to Delaware			 	 2.00

Sun

Sept 16	Hose helped Strosy with Blacklege funeral	 2.00

Mon

Sept 17	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Sept 18	Hose up after Alma Boyd then

	Alma &amp; Ethel Cockrell to Columbus		 5.00

Wed

Sept 19	Lannahan to Westerville				 1.50

	Man to Delaware also got death certificate for Strosy 2.00

Thus

Sept 20	Hose helped with Mrs Morrow funeral		 2.00

	Elevator man to Berlin				 2.00

Fri

Sept 21	Strosnider to Columbus then to springfield	 5.00

Sat

Sept 22	Hose to Columbus with Strosnider to care for Mrs Closson 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Sept 23	Strosy to Mrs Clossons mothers in Columbus	 5.00

	Parks' north Berkshire to Columbus		 5.00

Mon

Sept 24	Service with Strosnider to Mrs Closson		 2.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Sept 25	Taggart &amp; Cupp to Union Station			 5.00

	Helped at Mrs Closson funeral at Columbus	 2.00

Wed

Sept 26	Lannahan to Westerville				 1.50

Thus

Sept 27	Hose with Strosy to Hospital for Mr Goble	 0.00			

Fri

Sept 28	Strosnider to Cheshrie to Mrs Hughs		 2.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Ot Young from Mt Liberty			 3.00

	Helped with Goble &amp; Mrs Hughs in caskets	 1.50

Sat				also washed machine

Sept 29	Helped take Goble body to Union Station		 2.50

Sun

Sept 30	Girl to Delaware to O.W.U.			 2.00

Oct

Mon   1	

Tues  2	Woman Mrs Jno Huddlestun to O.Green		 1.50
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 79 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Wed	Ot Young &amp; E. White gas men to Galena		 1.00

Oct   3	Mrs Hixenbaugh to Mt Vernon			 5.00

	Lannaban to Westerville				 1.50

	Strosnider to Columbus				 4.00

Thus					to Railroad

Oct   4	Ot Young &amp; 3 gas men to Galena Ot Young		 2.00

Fri   5

Sat   6	Huston's to Granville				 5.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct   7	Festus Sherbourne &amp; trunk to Delaware		 2.00

Mon   8

Tues  9	Nigger &amp; white man to Columbus			 5.00

Wed

Oct  10	Mrs Loran Chadwick to Granville			 4.00

Thus				for Mrs Chadwick but

Oct  11	Hose back to Granville ^ woman did not come	 4.00

	Mr Brown from Unloader to Del			 2.00

Fri

Oct  12	Strosy to Columbus to Fred Perfects		 5.00

Sat

Oct  13	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  14					[Mrs Dixon

Mon  15	Hose took Strosy to Moores beyond Africa for	 2.50

	Hose helped put Rose Perfect in casket

	also brought Mrs Dixen home			 4.00

Tues

Oct  16	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped Strosy put Mrs Dixon in casket		 0.00

Wed

Oct  17	Strosnider to Ben Ross' mother			 2.00

	Strosy &amp; Taggart to Columbus Strosy 2.50, Jack 4.00 6.50

	Nell Loar to Bank and cemetery			  .50

	Lannahan to Westerville				 1.50

	Cupp from Delaware				 2.00

Thus

Oct  18	Mrs Perry Blakely to Columbus			 6.00

Fri  19

Sat  20	Taggart &amp; Strosnider to Delaware		 2.25

	Whitnall boy to Westerville			 1.50

	Burley Blairs sister &amp; family to Rome		 1.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 80 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Ot Young down to Cols near West			 1.50

Oct  21	Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus to O Shonnessey		 3.50

Mon

Oct  22	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Oct  23	Mrs Loren Chadwick to Newark			 6.00

Wed

Oct  24	Bertha Crego &amp; Lucile to Columbus		 5.00

Thus

Oct  25	Carpenters from Jim Barcus to Galena		 1.00

	Woman and kid up to Gables			 1.00

Fri  26

Sat  27	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  28	Lily &amp; Rose Barcus to &amp; from Galena		 1.00

	Hattie Hall &amp; friend to Westerville		 2.00

Mon

Oct  29	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	O. Kimball to Galena				 1.00

	Mrs Crego &amp; Jenkins kids to &amp; from frolic	  .75

Tues

Oct  30	Hose with Strosy to Hospital for Gladys Ferward	 1.50

Wed

Oct  31	Hose helped Strosy in Office			 0.00
                                           ^sister
	To Hartford for [illegible] Patrick  wife 	 2.00

	Hose out to funerals with Strosy		 1.00

Thus

Nov   1	Hose helped put Gladys F. in casket		 1.50

	Ot Young all around				 3.00

	Strosnider to Condit to Louis Garage		 1.00

	Mrs. Dr. Williams to Croton			 1.50

Fri

Nov   2	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Taggart, Fagan &amp; Cross to Franklin County Line   2.50

	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton			 1.50

	Mrs Dr Williams to Delaware			 2.00

Sat

Nov   3	Joe Knoder up home				  .75

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon   5	Ot Young to Galena - gas gate			 1.50
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                    <text>[page 85]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 81 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Bryan DeWitt out home				 1.00

Nov   6	Ot Young &amp; Patrick up all around

Wed   7	Hose up after them				 3.50

Thus  8	Hose helped put Mr Blackledge in casket		 1.00

	Man to Delaware					 2.00

Fri
                                 Mr Blackledge
Nov   9	Hose helped with chains &amp; at funeral             3.00

Sat

Nov  10	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  11

Mon  12	Taggart from Delaware to Col by O'Shonessy	 7.00

Tues 13

Wed  14

Thus 15	Two accident hunter to Linden			 5.00

	Owen Kimball &amp; Lige Loar to Will Loars		 1.00

Fri

Nov  16	Woman to Puglis near Delaware	[ambulance pay	 2.00

	Strosnider up to Mt Vernon Bridge after Negro	 1.00

Sat

Nov  17	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  18

Mon  19	Restaurant man to Westerville			 1.50

	Strosnider to Shermans at Centerburg		 2.00

Tues

Nov  20	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped put Mr sherman in casket			 1.50

Wed

Nov  21	Helped take chairs to Shermans also

	helped at funeral &amp; to bring chairs back	 4.00

Thus 22

Fri  23	Woman &amp; 2 kids to Frank Hoover			 1.00

	Castner &amp; 2 boys to East Liberty		 2.00

Sat

Nov  24	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  25	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Nov  26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 27 Woman from Harry Halls to train			 1.00

Wed  28	Owen &amp; Abbie Kimball to Magnetic Springs	 4.00
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                    <text>[page 86]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 82 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus 29	Merle Walker home for Strosy			 1.00

Fri					
                                            ^ him home
Nov  30	Helped put Walker boy in casket &amp; took		 1.00

Sat	Helped bury Walker boy gone 3 hr		 1.50

Dec   1	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Dec   2	Hattie &amp; Wilma Osbourne to Westerville		 1.50

Mon

Dec   3	Owen &amp; Abbie Kimball from Magnetic S.		 4.00

Tues

Dec   4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Dec   5	Strosy to &amp; from Geo Fishers			 2.00

	Ot Young up to Mt Vernon bridge twice for copper wire 1.50

	Taggart &amp; Summers to Columbus			 5.00

Thus

Dec   6	Helped put Mrs Messner in casket		 2.00

	&amp; helped unpack caskets worked all day

Fri

Dec   7	Strosnider to Preach Whitneys			 2.00

	Helped with Mrs Messner funeral also put Boston fir casket 2.00

	Hixenbaughs to Centerburg &amp; Bloomfield		 3.00

Sat

Dec   8	Put Whitney in casket &amp; went to Fishers for chairs 2.00

	Ot Young up line to Shicks			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Dec   9	Strosy to West &amp; New Albany to Lewis		 3.00

	Took chairs to Whitneys &amp; helped at Boston funeral 3.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Dec  10	Taggart from Delaware to Columbus		 7.00

	Ot Young brot  tools home fro Shicks		 1.00

	Helped put Mr Waters in casket		 	 2.00

Tues

Dec  11	Helped bury Mr Waters at Fancher		 2.00

Wed  12

Thus 13	Boards from Galena then helped			 1.00

	dress man then to Bloomfield cemetery		 2.00

Fri

Dec  14	Patrick Hdw man to Marengo			 2.00

	Helped bury Centerburg man at Bloomfield	 2.00

	also helped with chairs
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                    <text>[page 87]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 83 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Dec  15	Man for Williamsons store to Del		 2.00

Sun  16	

Mon

Dec  17	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 18 Ot Young up to Gas gate				 1.00

Wed

Dec  19	Strosnider to Homer Lotts			 1.50

Thus

Dec  20	Strosnider to Columbus 				 5.00

	Strosnider to Homer Lotts			 1.50

	Saunders boy up home				 1.50

Fri

Dec  21

Sat  22	Strosnider to Columbus to			 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Dec  23	Helped wash both cars				 1.00

Mon

Dec  24	Helped at Mrs Gaston's funeral all day 9 hr	 3.00

	Back to Col for chairs				 5.00

Tues

Dec  25	Sol Walkers to Delaware				 5.00

	Bascus girls to &amp; from Galena			 1.00

Wed

Dec  26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mid Perfect, wife &amp; Leoto Lott from O. Green	 2.00

	Lewellyn Davis, wife, uncle &amp; Leota Lott to Col	 5.00

Thus 27

Fri  28	Strosnider to Dawsons				 1.50

Sat

Dec  29	Helped put Mr Ross in casket			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Dec  30	E. Ketchum friend to big 4			 2.50

Mon

Dec  31	Chairs to Col - to Ross funeral			 5.00

Jan

Tues  1 

Wed   2	Mr Caine to Westerville				 1.50

Thus  3	

Fri   4 Mrs Parsons &amp; C.J. to Delaware			 2.00

Sat

Jan   5	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 88]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 84 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun   6	Two to boys to Clarks up above Frank Whites	 2.00

	Mrs Parsons &amp; C.J. from Delaware		 2.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Feb   7	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Jon Knoder out home				  .75

	Cupp to &amp; from Galena to Schoolhouse		 1.00

Tues

Feb   8

Wed   9

Thus 10	Strosnider to Geo Davis				 1.50

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	3 boys to Delaware				 3.00

Fri

Jan  11	Helped Strosy take Mrs Whitten to Hospital 4 hr	 2.00

Sat

Jan  12	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  13

Mon  14	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart &amp; Cross to Fredericktown		 6.00

	Ot Young up to gas gate				 1.00

Tues

Jan  15	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

Wed  16

Thus 17

Fri  18	Strosnider to Tim Linchs		 	 1.50

Sat

Jan  19	Man &amp; boy to [illegible] Huddlestun farm	 2.00

Sun

Jan  20	Festus Sherbourne to Del and Taggart back	 4.00

Mon

Jan  21	Helped take chairs to Lynchs aslo

	went back to funeral				 2.50

	Started to Fargo with woman &amp; girl		  .50

	Mrs. Bonham to Orin Adams			 4.00

Tues

Jan  22	Ot Young up to Gas gate				 1.00

Wed

Jan  23	Hose brough chairs in from Tim Lynchs		 1.00

Thus

Jan  24	Two men to Westerville depot			 2.00

Fri

Jan  25	Ot Young down to Yeomans			 1.00

	Helped Strosy with Mr Carver			 0.00
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                    <text>[page 89]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 85 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Jan  26	Helped Strosy take engineer to Hospital	         1.50

Sun  27

Mon  28	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 29

Wed  30	Paul Walker &amp; Wife to Marengo			 2.50

Thus

Jan  31	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

Feb   1	O. Young &amp; tools to Centerburg			 2.00

	O. Young &amp;  "    back from  "			 2.00

	Mr Biggs also back from Cen -	 		  .50

	Strosnider to Westerville			 2.00

	Bert Sheets &amp; wife &amp; Mr Moore &amp; wife to West	 2.50

	Bert Sheets, wife, daughter &amp; Mr Moore &amp; wife from 2.50

	Westerville then up to Bert Sheets		 2.00

Sat

Feb   2	Ot Young up gas gate				 1.00

Sun

Feb   3	Strosnider to Jack Boyds			 1.50

Mon

Feb   4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hose helped put Jack Boyd in casket		 1.00

Tues

Feb   5	Helped take chairs to Jack Boyds		 1.00

Wed

Feb   6	Strosnider to Linchs on Dent place		 2.00

Thus  7					[to funeral

Fri   8	Hose out to put Linch in casket then in afternoon 2.50

Sat

Feb   9	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Feb  10	Doans up to Shannons				 1.50

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Feb  11	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Feb  12	Up to Whites then Ot Young &amp; Jim Foster

	down &amp; back from Galena				 2.00

Wed

Feb  13	Taggart to Union Station			 5.00

	Leon Hough's man to Westerville			 1.50
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                    <text>[page 90]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 86 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus 14	Helped Strosy most all day with Mr Elliott	 2.00

	Man to Delaware					 2.00

	Man to C. W. Morrisons				  .75

Fri

Feb  15	Mr Gallison to Croton &amp; Johnstown		 2.50

	West of O. Shonesay to bring Mrs Elliott	 3.00

	Cupp to &amp; from Galena				 1.00

Sat

Feb  16	O. Kimball to Galena				 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  17

Mon  18	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Woman up to Frank &amp; Ed Waldrons			 1.50

Tues

Feb  19	Taggart to Fredericktown			 6.00

	Up to gas gate for Otto Young			 1.00

	Two men to Westerville				 2.00

Wed

Feb  20	Taggart to Col to foundry			 5.00

Thus 21

Fri  22	Dr Van Houten to Col				 5.00

	Dilger &amp; Lane from Westerville			 3.00

Sat

Feb  23	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

sun  24

Mon  25

Tues 26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Woman to Pitmans on H. Domigan Place		 1.00

Wed  27

Thus 28	Ot Young to Galena bridge west of school H	 1.00

	Ot Young back from Galena			 1.00

	Mt Vernon Ackerman to Delaware			 2.50

Fri

Feb  29	Dr Van Houten to Columbus			 5.00

	Doc Osburn to Finchs north of Berk-		 1.00

Sat

Mar   1	Ot Young &amp; E. White between Eden &amp; Delaware	 2.50

	Ot Young &amp; E. White back

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   2

Mar   3	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 91]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 87 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mar   3	Ot Young &amp; White up to gas gate			 1.50

	Ot Young &amp; white back from Heverlos		 2.00

	To Col. with Strosy for Mrs Miller		 1.50

Tues

Mar   4	O. Young &amp; White up to Ray Van - place		 1.50

	F. Hoover to Wm Pumphreys			 2.00

	Mrs Rosecrans to Henry Millers			  .25

Wed

Mar   5	Two loads of chairs from Henry Millers		 1.00

	Helped put Mrs Hummel in casket			 1.50

	Harry Hall girl out to Rome			 1.00

Thus

Mar   6	Helped Strosy with Mrs Hummel funeral 		 2.50

Fri

Mar   7	Man out to Emery Wickizers			 1.00

	Woman to Clifton Feazels then to depot		 1.50

Sat

Mar   8	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar   9	Lela Mill &amp; husband from Westerville		 2.00

Mon

Mar  10	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Harry hall girl from Rome to depot		 1.00

Tues 11 

Wed  12	Ot Young to Gas gate				 1.00

Thurs

Mar  13	Bart Snyder to Delaware				 2.00

	Mahan's to Delaware				 3.00

Fri

Mar  14	B. P. Snyder to Ed Condits			 1.00

Sat

Mar  15	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar  16	Sherbourne to Delaware Taggart back		 2.00

Mon

Mar  17	B. P. snyder to E. Condits, H.D. Witts &amp; Delaware 4.00

	Traveling man to Butler sale &amp; Westerville 2.00

	Cupp to &amp; from Galena				 1.00

Tues

Mar  18	Helped Strosy with Mr Pumphrey			 1.00
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Wed	Strosnider to Jake Coles			 1.50

Mar  19	Mrs Clark &amp; Dora Baily to Croton		 2.00

Thus

Mar  20	Helped put Mrs Cole in casket			 1.50

Fri

Mon  21	Helped bury Mrs Cole over 5 hrs			 2.50

	Rich Himes up home				 1.50

Sat

Mar  22	To Coles for chairs for Strosnider		 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Jim Clevengers			 1.50

Sun  23

Mon  24	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped Strosy put Clevenger in casket		 1.50

Tues

Mar  25	Landrum &amp; Ot Young from Alum Creek		 1.50

Wed

Mar  26	Landrum &amp; Ot Young to Bowers			 2.00
                                        and all to Galena
	Landrum &amp; Young back to Sheets, Rosecrans  2.00

Thus 27	Landrum &amp; ot Young to Rineharts			 2.00

	Strosy to Domigans south of Rome		 1.50

Fri

Mar  28	Mrs Dr Van Houten to Condit			 1.00

Sat

Mar  29	Strosy to house above Lott school		 2.00

	Put Mr Domigan in casket			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar  30	Helped take chairs to Domigans took

	people back &amp; brot him back			 2.50

	Festus to Delaware				 2.00

Mon  31

Tues

April 1 Mrs Blakely &amp; Williams to Marengo		 3.50

	Strosy to Fargo to Smith, father in laws	 2.50

Wed

April 2	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Thus

April 3	Strosy to Fergo to mud road			 2.00

Fri

April 4	Helped Strosy at Fargo funeral all day		 4.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 89 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]	


Sat	Strosy to Ben Hults				 1.50

April 5	Helped to bring Mrs Whittin home		 2.00

	Ot Young &amp; White to Lotts corners		 1.50

	Ot Young &amp; White back				 1.50

Sun	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

April 6	Put Mrs Hults in casket &amp; washed 2 machines	 2.50

	Messmers to Henry Bakers			 1.00

Mon

April 7	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped bury Mrs Ben Hults			 1.50

Tues

April 8	Helped bury Domigan &amp; bring chairs for Hults	 0.00

Wed

April 9	Snyder to Delaware				 2.00

	Crissman to Centerburg				 2.00

	Ot Young to Mary Reynolds farm near Centerburg	 2.00

Thus

April 10 Ot Young to gas gate				 1.00

	Strosnider to Meadville				 2.00

Fri  11	

Sat

April 12 Strosy started to Glazes got far as Garlinghaus 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	To Hospital for Allie Strong  5 hr		 1.50

Sun

April 13 Helped in office all fore noon scrubbed	 0.00

         Strosy to Mrs. Jones Fargo
Mon

April 14 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Badge (door) to Allie Strong 		 1.00

	Put Strong in casket in fore noon &amp; took him home 1.50

					[in afternoon

Tues

April 15 Helped take chairs to Strosy in fore noon

	burried in P.M. then went to Fargo		 4.00

Wed

April 16 Helped bury Mrs Robinson at Bloomfield		 2.00

	Taggart to Centerburg				 2.00

Thus  17

Fri   18

Sat   19 Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 94]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 90 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun April 20

Mon April 21 V Baker &amp; 2 others to Westerville		 2.25

	To Columbus for Moore boy gone 6 hrs		 2.00

Tues

April 22 Helped bury Moore boy gone all day		 4.00

Wed

April 23 Strosnider to Fullers, Helped unpack caskets	 1.50

Thus

April 24 Put Mr Fuller in casket washed ambulance 	 2.00

Fri

April 25 Helped at Mr Fuller funeral also

	Helped bring chairs back			 2.00

Sat

April 26 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  27

Mon  28	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Dr Van Houten to Westerville			 1.50

Tues 29

Wed  30	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Abbie Kimball to Magnetic			 4.00

Thus

May   1	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Fri   2	

Sat   3	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun   4

Mon   5	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues  6

Wed   7 Strosnider to Joe Pumphreys			 2.50

Thus

May   8	Helped at office &amp; helped put Pumphrey in casket 2.50

	Man to Centerburg, Croton &amp; Johnstown		 4.00

Fri

May   9	Helped at Pumphrey funeral			 2.00

Sat

May  10	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  11

Mon  12	Two ditchmen to Delaware Taggart back		 3.50

Tues 13

Wed  14	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Thus 15 [illegible] Strosy to Howard Curtis

Fri  16	Strosy to Rices

	Strosy to Yokums at Croton

	Rice people to Strosy offfice &amp; home

	Strosy back to Howard Curtis
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 91 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sat	Helped put Mrs Curtis in casket			 1.00

May  17	Helped put Rice in casket			 1.00

Sun 	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

May  18	Helped take chairs to Curtis			 1.00

Mon

May  19	To Rice funeral then took chairs to Croton 7 hr	 3.00

	Taggart to Klondike then back to Sunbury	 3.50

Tues

May  20	To Yokum funeral  8 hr				 4.00

Wed

May  21	Taggart to Fredericktown			 6.00

	Adda Cooke &amp; Mert Smythe to Columbus		 5.00

Thus 22

Fri  23

Sat  24	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Tom Irwins			 2.00

Sun

May  25	Hose to Columbus for dresses for Mrs Hatch	 5.00

Mon

May  26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hose to Mrs Hatch funeral			 2.00 

Tues 27

Wed  28	Taggart to Klondike				 3.50

	Mrs Art Sherbourne to Condit			 1.00

	Dr Osbourne to Hunts below Galena		 1.00

Thus

May  29	Hose to Hospital for Mrs Neilson		 0.00

	Strosy &amp; Elizabeth to Columbus			 5.00

	Helped put Mrs Neilson in casket		 0.00

	Ot Young to Delaware				 2.00

Fri

May  30	Helped take Mrs Wilson out home			 0.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Barcus girls to Galena				  .50

Sat

May  31	Helped take chairs out &amp; helped at funeral	 2.00

Sun June 1

Mon   2	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Man &amp; woman near Leon Hough's to Hospital	 6.00

Tues

June  3	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Man to Delaware					 2.50

Wed	Wm De Witt to hospital helped &amp; helped chairs to Buckinghams 2.00

June  4	Mrs Dr Williams to Galena			  .75
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 92 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Continued) Man to Mary Burrers				 3.50

	O. Young to Delaware for grip			 2.00

Thurs

June  5	Mrs Dr Williams to Delaware			 2.00

Fri				(Huston back)

June  6	Cupp, Morris &amp; Hervey to Jeanie Wilsons		 2.50

Sat

June  7	Strosnider to Wm Clossons			 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Owen Kimball to Delaware			 2.00

Sun

June  8	Festus Sherbourne to Del			 2.00

Mon

June  9	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

(new)	Cord Searles to Berkshire to Searles		 1.00

(machine) Leta Likes &amp; Adda Cook to Columbus		 5.00

	Helped take chairs to Clossons			 1.00

Tues

June 10 Helped get Art McKay at Delaware &amp; Closson funeral 4.00

Wed

June 11	Man to Mt Gilead				 6.00

Thus

June 12 School man to Johnson's at Galena		  .75

Fri

June 13 Man to Mr Ahrens				 1.00

Sat

June 14	Strosnider to Virgil Claytons			 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Woman to Pitman's 				 1.25

Sun

June 15 Cora Kurtz &amp; 2 other women to Del		 3.00

Mon

June 16 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

June 17	Man to Westerville				 1.50

	Creamery Dutchman to Delaware			 3.00

	Out to Ale Bostons to help her to hospital	 1.00

Wed  18

Thus 19	Dilgers to Columbus				 5.00

Fri  20

Sat	Hose up and shut gas gate			 1.00

	Young to Gas gate				 1.00

Jun  21	Strosnider to Hammonds O. Green			 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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                    <text>[page 97]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 93 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

June 22 Jews from Akron to Grant Hospital		 6.00

Mon

June 23	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 24

Wed  25 Mrs Seigfreid to Holts at Ashley		 3.00

Thus

June 26	Leta Likes &amp; Addie Cook to Columbus		 5.00

Fri  27

Sat  28	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Boy &amp; girl to Jack Boston farm			 1.00

Sun

June 29	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	4 people &amp; kid to Delaware (broken machine [illegible] 4.00

Mon

June 30	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

July  1	Tagart to Columbus				 5.00

	Ot Young to Westerville				 1.50

	Strosnider to McMillens near Marengo		 2.50

Wed

July  2	Helped take Hay box to Galena Cemetery for Strosy 0.00

Thus

July  3	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Helped put Mr. McMillims in casket		 1.50

	Helped with Mrs. Hay funeral			 1.50

	Helped bring Rea Herlocker home			 0.00

Fri

July  4 Fayans to Mt vernon				 5.00

	Man &amp; woman to Cal Blunts'			 1.50

Sat

July  5 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Woman &amp; girl to Loumans'			 1.50

	Woman &amp; kids from Leon Hough farm to Delaware	 2.50

Sun

July  6 Four people to Westerville			 3.00

	Helped with Rea herloker all day		 3.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

July  7	Taggart from Delaware for Mrs Hults		 2.00

	To Westerville for Mrs Hults death certificate	 1.50

	Osbourne down below Harry Barcus		 1.50

	Owen &amp; Abbie Kimball from Magnetic		 4.00</text>
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                    <text>[page 98]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 94 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

July  8	Helped with Mrs Hults funeral also got chairs	 1.50

Wed

July  9	Mrs Woodward &amp; daughter to Col			 5.00

Thus 10	

Fri  11	Man to Drakes Store O. Green			 1.50

Sat

July 12	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July 13	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

July 14	Harry Hall girl home to Rome			 1.00

	Strosnider to A. Knox Columbus			 5.00

Tues

July 15	Helped get chapel ready				 0.00

Wed

July 16	Helped put Knox in casket &amp; washed car 5 hr in Col 2.50

	Taggart to Fredericktown			 6.00

Thus

July 17	Helped at Knox funeral most all day		 3.00

Fri

July 18	Ot Young to gas gate				 1.00

	Strosnider to Dr Furniss			 1.50

Sat

July 19	Helped put furniss in casket			 1.00

	Man to Cheshire to Roushs'			 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

July 20	Helped take chairs to Furniss			 1.00

	Lily &amp; Rose Barcus to &amp; from Galena		 1.00

Mon

July 21	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Hose to Columbus for auto parts for Dave Rosecrans 5.00

Tues

July 22 Ot Young to Delaware				 2.00

	College man to Dell Walkers &amp; Chas Hoovers	 5.00

Wed  23

Thus 24

Fri  25

Sat  26	School bond man to Linden			 3.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 95 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun  27	Sherbourne to Delaware				 2.00

Mon

July 28	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped Strosy get Mrs Brodfield from State Hospital 1.50

Tues 29

Wed  30	Helped bury Mr Matthews also got boards from mill

	for grave &amp; put Mrs Brodfield in casket		 3.00

	Antique man to Delaware				 2.00

Thus

July 31	Hose took chains to &amp; from Fred Blackleges all day 5.00

Fri Aug 1

Aug   2	Strosnider to Al Bostons			 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug   3	Three people to A. Bostons			 2.00

	Chairs to A. Bostons				 2.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Aug   4	Flowers to A. Bostons also at funeral		 3.00

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Aug   5	Chairs from A. Bostons				 2.00

Wed

Aug   6	Fred Carpenter boy to Tom Huffmans		 1.50

Thus

Aug   7	Owen Kimball to Galena				  .50

Fri

Aug   8	Man to Clarks at Forge				 1.50

Sat

Aug   9	Strosnider to Moore's at Leonardsberry		 2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug  10	Armand Patrick &amp; wife to Alexandria		 4.00

	Mrs Dr Foster's brother to Olive Green		 1.50

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Aug  11	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Aug  12	Taggart to Delaware depot			 2.00

	Wiggins to Shicks farm to see horse		  .50

Wed	Loan man to Harlem &amp; Africa			 5.00

Aug  13	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton			 1.50

	Strosy to Jno Mann below C. Village		 2.00
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                    <text>[page 100]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 96 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus	Parks from north of Berkshire to Mt Vernon	 6.00

Aug  14	Repairs to Newark for Taggart also phone message 6.25

Fri

Aug  15	Helped put Mrs Mann in casket &amp; to Fancher cemetery 1.50

Sat

Aug  16	Helped bury Mrs Mann at Fancher			 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Started to take man home to Jack Boston farm	  .50

Sun

Aug  17	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Aug  18	Taggart from Delaware			 	 2.00

	Mrs Dr Williams to Delaware			 2.00

Tues 19

Wed  20 Addie Cooke to Columbus				 4.00

	Owen Kimball to Magnetic Springs		 4.00

Thus

Aug  21	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Fri  22

Sat  23	Lessie Lewis to Galena				 1.50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug  24	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Three Chautauqua girls to Johnstown		 3.75

	Harry Rowe up home				 1.00

	Helped with Mrs Titus at Marengo		 1.50

Mon

Aug  25	Man to Nuckles on Heaglett farm			 1.50

Tues

Aug  26	Ot Young to Bangs Station			 3.50

	Helped Strosnider at Mrs Titus funeral all day	 3.00

	back to Marengo for chairs			 2.50

Wed

Aug  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Thus 28

Fri  29

Sat  30	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Aug  31	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Man &amp; boy to Lomans'				 1.50

Mon	Ot Young &amp; Thatcher to Mt Liberty		 3.50

Sept  1	Mrs Brobst to Berkshire			 	 1.00
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                    <text>[page 101]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 97 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

Sept  2	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Sept  3	Strosnider to Galena Cemetery for Martin burial	 1.00

Thus

Sept  4	Hose took friends to Galena to Martin funeral 5 hr 4.00

	Wilbur DeWitt to Linden				 3.50

Fri

Sept  5	Happy Morris, boy &amp; Ot Young to Hartford Fair	 5.00

Sat

Sept  6	Hose to Mansfield with Strosy for Mrs Platt

	dressed John Stockwell worked 16 hr		 4.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Sept  7	Helped at Stockwells &amp; Platts			 0.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Sept  8	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped at Stockwell funeral and to get chairs	 2.50

Tues

Sept  9 Hose took Strosy to Galena cemetery &amp; Platts

	helped wash car &amp; went to funeral		 4.00

Wed  10

Thus 11	Man to Delaware					 2.00

Fri  12

Sat  13	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Sept 14 Lily &amp; Rose Barcus to Galena			  .50

	Sherbourne to Delaware &amp; Barcus back		 2.50

	Five Amity people to Delaware			 5.00

Mon

Sept 15	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Ot Young from Westerville			 1.50

Tues 16

Wed  17	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Man to Harlem &amp; Orange Tp. Schools		 5.00

Thus

Sept 18	Mrs Huston &amp; Eleanor to Granville		 5.00

Fri  19

Sat  20	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  21	Festus to Delaware				 2.00

	Walt Walkers from home to Bus			 1.00

	Mrs Dr Williams to Delaware			 2.00
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                    <text>[page 102]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 98 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon

Sept 22	Taggart from Delaware			 	 2.00

Tues

Sept 23	Owen Kimball to Magnetic Springs		 4.00

Wed

Sept 24

Thus

Sept 25	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Fri  26

Sat  27

Sun  28

Mon  29	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Mr Brown from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Sept 30	Harry Hall &amp; girl to depot			 1.00

	Bess' sister &amp; cousin out home

Wed

Oct   1	Man to Lomans					 1.50

Thus

Oct   2	Man to Bests					 1.00

Fri

Oct   3	Man to Lomans					 1.50

Sat

Oct   4	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

sun

Oct   5	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Whitneys to Memorial Hall			 6.00

Mon

Oct   6	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped Abe drive Helen Wilcox			 0.00

Tues

Oct   7	Helped at office 2? hr from Helen Wilcox	 1.00

Wed

Oct   8	To Galena for piece of lowering device, machine

	at Helen Wilcox funeral &amp; dressed Mrs Gamill	 4.00

	Man to Lomans					 1.50

Thus

Oct   9	Helped at Lomans &amp; at Gammill funeral 6 hr	 3.00	

Fri

Oct  10	Strosy to Bordens and helped put Mrs Loman in casket 2.50

Sat	Helped take Mrs Loman to Col and put Borden in casket 2.50

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[page 103]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 99 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun	Man &amp; woman to Delaware				 3.00

Oct  12	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Oct  13	Helped bring Domigan boy home			 2.00

Tues

Oct  14	Man to Westerville				 1.50

Wed	Helped with chairs, washed machines

Oct  15	and helped at Domigan funeral			 2.50

Thus 16

Fri  17

Sat  18	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  19 Mrs Tyler from Mary Burr to Sunbury		 1.50

Mon

Oct  20	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Ernie Cassner &amp; family up home			 2.00

Tues 21

Wed  22	Taggart to Columbus [crossed out] stole auto	 5.00

Thus 23

Fri  24	Blodgett &amp; Garrett to Westerville		 2.00

Sat

Oct  25	Helped put Mr Kirby in casket at Cheshire	 1.00

	Mr Blodgett to Johnstown			 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Oct  26	Festus Sherborune to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Oct  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Abbie &amp; Owen Kimball to Magnetic		 4.00

Tues

Oct  28	John Strosnider to Darbyville			 8.00

Wed  29	Brought Auto home	

Thus

Oct  30	Mr Parks out home				 1.00

Fri  31

Sat

Nov   1	Owen &amp; Abbie from Magnetic			 4.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun	Man to Westerville				 1.50

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Nov   3	Mr &amp; Mrs Strosnider to Columbus			 5.00
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                    <text>[page 104]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 100 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues	

Nov   4	Ditch man to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

Nov   5	Strosnider to James				 2.00

	Corbin to Westerville				 1.50

	C. O. Armstrong to Delaware			 2.00

Thus

Nov   6	Miss Murray to Delaware				 2.50

Fri   7

Sat   8 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Mr Blodgett to Greenville			 3.00

Sun

Nov   9	Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus to &amp; from Galena		 1.00

Mon

Nov  10	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 11

Wed  12	Strosnider to Galena to Tullers			 1.50

Thus

Nov  13	Helped put Tuller boy in casket			 1.00

	Bledgett from Johnstown				 2.00

Fri

Nov  14	Helped at Tuller funeral			 1.50

Sat

Nov  15	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  16	Fstus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Nov  17	Strosnider to Linden to Dawsons			 5.00

Tues

Nov  18	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Bledgett to Johnstown				 2.00

	Strosy to Linden				 5.00

Wed

Nov  19	Strosny to Linden &amp; all around 14 hr 
				&amp; Col to Dawson funeral	 7.00

Thus 20

Fri  21

Sat  22	Man to Mt Vernon				 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  23	Boy to Galena across from Manters		 1.00

Mon

Nov  24	Taggart from Delaware to Columbus		 7.00
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                    <text>[page 105]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 101 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues

Nov  25	Mrs Grimm to Columbus				 5.00

Wed

Nov  26	Man to Galena then man &amp; C. Smythe to Col	 6.50

Thus

Nov  27	Doan's rep to Shannon's				 1.50

	Harry Rowe up home

	Man to Westerville				 1.50

Fri

Nov  28	Whittier from &amp; back to Cheshire		 3.00

	Mrs Hagaman to Delaware				 2.00

Sat

Nov  29	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Nov  30	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Dec   1	Harry Rowe up home				 1.00

Tues  2

Wed   3

Thus  4	Man to Centerburg &amp; Johnstown			 4.00

	To Grant Hospital with Strosy with Saunders girl 1.00

Fri

Dec   5	Strosy to Boyds near Galena			 1.50

St

Dec   6	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Mrs Whittier to Delaware			 2.00

	Helped Strosy put Mrs Boyd in casket		 1.00

Sun

Dec   7	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Mon

Dec   8	Helped bury Mrs Boyd at Adelphia		 3.00

Tues

Dec   9	Leta Likes and Aunt to Col -			 5.00

Wed  10

Thus 11

Fri  12

Sat  13	Hustons &amp; Gelstons to Columbus			 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Dec  14	Man to Berkshire Store				 1.00

	To John Strosnider for Strosy then Sadie Ewing to Hospital 2.00

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                    <text>[page 106]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 102 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Dec  15	Helped Strosy take Minnie Ringer to Hospital   } 2.00

	also "   "      "  Grace Carpenter to Hospital }

Tues 16

Wed  17	Lessie Lewis to Westerville			 1.50

Thus 18

Fri  19

Sat  20	Strosnider to Ketchams				 2.00

	Helped get Mrs Hicks from State Hospital then dressed

	her and cleaned up Parlors all afternoon	 2.00

Sun

Dec  21	Helped dress Mr Ketchum &amp; helped at Mrs Hicks funeral 2.00

	Festus to Delaware &amp; Jack Taggart back		 4.00

	Four young people to Mt Vernon			10.00

Mon

Dec  22	Helped at Ketcham funeral			 1.50

Tues

Dec  23	Mrs Crego, Lucile &amp; Charles to Delaware		 3.00

	Mr Wagner to his farm (Starks)			 1.00

	Mrs Dickman's daughter to Delaware		 3.00

Wed

Dec  24	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Les Grove son in law to C. Village		 1.50

Thus

Dec  25	Sol Walkers to Columbus				 6.00

Fri	Chadwick bros Carpenter boy &amp; other boy to Westerville 2.00

Dec  26	Helped Strosy put Dora McCarty in casket	 0.00

	Mrs Ketcham from Ed Condits			 1.00

Sat

Dec  27	Helped at Dora McCarty funeral &amp; got }

	chairs &amp; took Nellie Home	     }		 2.50

Sun

Dec  28	Woman &amp; kids from Trapp farm to Col		 5.00

Mon

Dec  29	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 30

Wed

Dec  31	Mr Wagner &amp; 3 other men to Union Station	 3.00

	Mr Cupp to Delaware				 2.00

Thus (1925)

Jan   1	Got Howard Curtis from State Hospital		 1.50

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                    <text>[page 107]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 103 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Fri	Lester Domingan to Chesterville			 5.00

Jan   2	Helped take Curtiss to Galena and   }

	  "    get Sadie Cring		    }		 2.00

Sat

Jan   3	Helped take chairs to Galena and    }

	Helped at Curtiss funeral	    }		 2.00

Sun		Taggart to Delaware

Jan   4	Took Sadie Cring to Condit - went   }

	to funeral in afternoon		    }		 2.00

	Sherbourne to Delaware and			 2.00

	Taggart back from Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Jan   5	Mr Wagner up to farm				 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Lomans					 1.00

Tues  6

Wed   7

Thus  8	Akron people broke down to Columbus		 5.00

	Owen Kimball to Magnetic 			 4.00

Fri

Jan   9	Taggart &amp; Cupp from Delaware			 2.50

	Owen Kimball from Magnetic [crossed out]	 4.00

Sat

Jan  10	Abbie Kimballs to A. Culvers			 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware

Sun	Helped with Frank Edwards wife			 0.00

Jan  11	Ruby Smith to Reid Rogers			 1.00

Mon

Jan  12	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped dress Frank Edwards wife			 0.00

Tues

Jan  13	Mr Wagner up to farm				 1.00

Wed

Jan  14	Strosy to Brown's on Boston place E. of Galena	 2.00

	Helped Strosy take Mrs Perfect to Hospital	 1.00

Thus

Jan  15	Helped Strosy dress Mr Brown			 1.00

	Mr Wagner to farm				 1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

Fri  16

Sat	man to Delaware					 2.50

Jan  17	Helped with Brown funeral and	}		 3.00

	went back and got chairs	}		

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

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                    <text>[page 108]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 104 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus	Helped Strosy bring McElwee from Magnetic	 2.00

Feb  12	Helped Strosy take Wayne Carpenter to Jane Case	 1.00

Fri

Feb  13	Helped get Patterson at Union Station for Strosy 1.50

	Burrer's flour woman from Westerville, L. Curtis &amp; Cheshire 3.00

Sat

Feb  14	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Hose took chairs to A. Meridiths &amp; helped with casket } 4.00

	Brot chairs back &amp; helped with funeral		      }

	Hemingers 1 mi north of O. Green		 2.00

Sun

Feb  15	Mrs Cupp (Dave's mother) 4 mi north of Newark	 7.00
	
	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Feb  16	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues 17

Wed  18	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Thus 19

Fri  20	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Sat

Feb  21	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Feb  22	Clyde Wilson to Columbus to Hospital	 	 5.00

	Charlotte Willoughby &amp; Hill boy to Del		 3.00

	Strosy to Jones &amp; helped with Wayne Carpenter	 2.50

	Myers undertakes to Westerville			 2.50

Mon

Mon  23	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped take &amp; put Mrs Jones in casket		 1.00

Tues

Feb  24	Helped take chairs &amp; flowers to Jones	}

	Helped with funeral &amp; Hose brot Chairs	}	 6.00

	back					}

	Two trip to Jno Lanes

Wed

Feb  25	Helped with E. Carpenter funeral		 1.00

Thus

Feb  26	Helped put Mrs Lane in casket			 1.00

Fri  27	Man to O. Green					 1.50

Sat

     28	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 105 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Tues Mar 17

Wed

Mar  18	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Helped Strosy take Mabel Hill to Hospital	 1.50

Thus

Mar  19	Helped Strosy take Bob McElwe to Col for treatment 1.50

Fri

Mar  20	Jones to Col for boy's tonsils removed		 5.00

	Harry Hall's friends to Bus			 1.00

Sat

Mar  21	Owen Kimball to farm				  .50

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun  22

Mon  23	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Feasel &amp; Strosnider to Mt Vernon		 5.00

Tues

Mar  24	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Owen Kimball to farm 				  .50

Wed

Mar  25	To E. Hall's &amp; Greggs hunting Strosy		 1.00

	Helped take Ina Wilson &amp; baby to Case Hospital	 1.00

Thus

Mar  26	Woman to near Harry Hall's			 1.00

Fri

Mar  27	Jones to Columbus				 6.00

	Henry Davis &amp; Wife to Granville			 4.00

Sat

Mar  28	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Strosnider to Krantz near E. Hall's		 1.50

Sun

Mar  29	Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus to &amp; from Galena		 1.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

	Helped put Mr Krantz in casket			 1.00

	Helped with Mrs Skeels				 1.00

Mon

Mar  30	Took chairs to Krantz				 1.00

	helped at Krantz funeral			 1.50

	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Boy &amp; girl to Momrett Hall			 3.00

Tues

Mar  31	Hose brot chairs from Krantz	}		 2.50

	Helped dress Mrs Skeels		}

	Helped wash coach		}
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Sun

Jan  18	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Jan  19	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Jan  20	Henry Davis &amp; Wife to Granville			 4.00

Wed  21

Thus 22 Mr Loman out home				 1.00

Fri  23

Sat  24	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Jan  25	Charlotte Willoughby &amp; Festus S. to Del		 3.00

Mon

Jan  26	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Jan  27

Wed  28	Domigan girls to Westerville			 2.00

Thus

Jan  29	Helped Strosy with Idella Watts 4? hrs		 2.00

Fri

Jan  30	Helped put Watts girl in casket &amp; took her home 5? hr 1.50

Sat

Dec  31	Took flowers down to Watts			 1.50

	Helped at Watts funeral				 2.50

Thy  25	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Feb   1	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mar   2					[&amp; all around

Tues  3	Snyder from Mt Vernon, to Ashley, Prospect &amp; Richmond 12.00

Wed

Feb   4	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Delaware					 2.00

Thus  5

Fri   6

Sat   7 Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Feb   8	Woman from Delaware for Chester Kempton		 2.00

Mon

Feb   9	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues  

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Wed

Feb  11	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 107 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Sun

Mar   1	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Mar   2	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Helped Strosy take Bob McElwee to Col for 2 xrays 7 hr 2.50

Tues

Mar   3	Strosy to Jno Laughery's for Mrs Taylor		 2.00

	Helped at office

	Strosy to Laughery's and Stockwell trial	 3.50

Wed

Mar   4	Helped take McElwee to Columbus &amp; helped  }	 2.50

	put Mrs Taylor in casket		  } 

Thus

Mar   5	Clyde Wilson from Hospital			 5.00

Fri

Mar   6	Miss Cooke &amp; Leta Likes to Columbus		 5.00

Sat

Mar   7	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Mar   8	Abbie &amp; Owen Kimball to farm			 1.00

Mon

Mar   9	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

Tues

Mar  10	Helped Strosy take McElwee to Col for treatment	 2.00

Wed  11

Thus 12	Helped Strosy take McElwee to Col for treatment  1.50

	Strosy to Nevilles &amp; Carpenters			 1.50

Fri

Mar  13	Strosy to Al Boyds				 1.50

	Specialist Dr. to Columbus			 5.00

	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Strosy back to Al Boyds				 1.00

Sat

Mar  14	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Helped put Mrs Boyd &amp; Lott baby in casket	 1.50

Sun

Mar  15	Helped all day at Boyd &amp; Lott funeral	}	 3.50(crossed out)

	Took machine to Boyd funeral		}	 4.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Mar  16	Taggart to Radnor				 4.00

	Mr Wagner up to farm				 1.00

	To Page's for chairs for Strosy			 1.50

	Strosy to A. Boyds				 0.00

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                    <text>[page 112]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 108 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Thus
	Helped Strosnider take woman form

April 16 Blayney farm to Case Hospital			 1.00

Fri  17	

Sat  18	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Apr  19	Sherbourne to Delaware				 2.00

Mon

April 20 Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Man to Westerville				 1.50

Tues

April 21 Mr Wagner up to farm				 1.00

Wed

Apr  22	School man to Cringville &amp; C. Village		 3.00

Thus

Apr  23	Hardware man to Delaware			 2.00

	Strosy to Pumphreys to Uricksville man		 2.00
Fri

Apr  24	Taggart to Columbus				 5.00

	Two boys to Delaware				 2.50

Sat

Apr  25	Woman to near Harry Halls			 1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

Sun

Apr  26	Leota Domigan to Chesterville			 5.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

Apr  27	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

	Jone to Columbus				 6.00

Tues

Apr  28	Man to Dell Walkers &amp; Frd Fulk's		 1.50

Wed  29

Thus 30

May  

Fri   1	Taggart to Col for Mendenhall			 5.00

	Taggart to Fredericktown			 6.00

Sat

May   2	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Helped put Mrs Webster in casket  }		 2.00

	Helped wash 2 machines		  }

	Strosy to Emery Youngs				 1.50

Sun	Helped take &amp; bring chairs &amp; at Mrs Webster funeral 1.50

May   3	Strosy to Emery Youngs				 1.00

	Festus &amp; Charlotte Willoughby to Del		 2.50
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 109 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]


Mon	Taggart from Delaware				 2.00

May   4	Helped put Mr Young in casket  }

	&amp; helped at Young funeral      }		 2.00

	Hill boy from Vinal Bartons to Delaware		 3.50

May   5	Hunkey's to Catholic funeral at Col		 7.50

Wed

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                    <text>[page 114]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 110 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]

                  (1920)

Jan    8     1.00  Colville man          Sept   8     1.00  Traveling man

 "    10     1.00  Bellivu man            "    11     3.00  Canton people

 "    19     1.00  Day                    "    13     1.00  Knox

Feb    4     1.00  Stock food man

 "     5     1.00  Standard oil           "    14     1.00   "

 "     5      .75  Val Young              "    15      .75  Young

 " 11,12,13  2.00  Jon Webster            "    16     1.00  Traveling man

Feb   25     2.00  Knox                   "    20     1.00  Knox

Mar   30      .50  Young                 86    24      .75  Student

 "    31     1.00  Show girl              "    26     2.25  Detroit people

April  1     1.00   "    "                "    27     1.00  Knox

 " 14,15,16  2.00  Knox                   "    27     2.00  Akron man

 "    21      .75  rag man                "    28     1.00  Knox

May 3,4,5    5.00  Cranes                 "    29     1.00  Hillekin

 "    12      .50  Young                  "    29     1.00  church boy

 "    26      .75  cistern cleaner       Oct    4     1.00  Knox

 "    29     2.00  Truck man              "     5     1.00  Knox

June  10     1.00  Woman traveler         "    14     3.00  Turtlens

 "    11     1.00  boy                    "    16     3.00   "

 "    12     1.75  gas man                " 17+22     3.00   "

 "    16     1.00  Hagerstown 

 "    17     1.00  traveling             Oct 18,20,21 2.00  Knox

 "    18     1.00  rubber 30              "    20     1.00  unloader man

 "    19     1.00  gas man                "    21     2.00  Mr Fickle &amp; wife
 
 "    21      .50  Young                  "    25     1.00  Knox

 "    24     1.00  gas man

 "    28     1.00  Fagan                 Nov first week  2.00  Knox

 "    29     1.00  Newark man            

July 5,6     3.00  Duener                Nov    3      .75  Young

 "     6     1.00  Knox                 Week of Nov 8 1.00  Knox

 "    11      .75  Walker man             "    23     1.00   "

 "    17     1.00  Mr Long                "    24     2.00  man &amp; woman

 "    18     1.00  Mr Long                "    24     1.00  Victrola boy

 "    19     1.00  Mrs Monsin            Week of " 26 1.00  Knox

 "    20     1.00   "   "                Week of " 29 2.00  Knox

 "    21     2.00  Jones

 "    22     2.00  travelers             Dec    3     1.00  Unloader man

 "    27     1.00  Knox                   "     7     1.00  boy

 "    28     1.00  traveling             Wk Dec 6th   2.00  Knox

 "    29     1.00  Knox                   "    14th   1.00  traveling man

Aug    4      .75  Young                  "    14      .75  Val Young

 "     4     1.00  Jew                   Dec   17     1.00  Mr Brown

 "     9     1.00  Decker                 "    18     1.00   "  "

 "     9     1.00  Knox                   "    19     1.00   "  "

 "    10     1.00   "                    Wk of Dec 20 2.00  Knox

 "    11     7.50  Fagan

 "    17     1.00  Nick                  Dec   26     1.00  Hanley

 "    18     1.00  Traveling             Wk of Dec 27 2.00  Knox

 "    19     1.00  Knox                             135.75       (1920

 "    20     1.00  (Illegible)           Wk of Jan 31 2.00  Knox

 "    23     1.00  Standard Oil  

 "    24     1.00   "        "            "    12th   1.00   "

 "    24     1.00   "        "           Wk of Jan 17th 2.00 "

 "    25     1.00  Button man            Wk of Jan 23rd 2.00 "

 "    31     1.00  Knox                  Jan 31 &amp; Feb 4 2.00 "

Sept   1     1.00   "                    Feb    1     2.00   "

 "     7     2.00  truck boys             "     3     1.00  Man

 "     7     1.00  Victrola boy          Wk of Feb 7  2.00  Knox

 "     8     1.00  Knox                  Feb   10     1.00  Higley

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                    <text>[page 115]

[corresponds to unlabeled page 111 of Hopkins House Day Book 1920-1925]

Feb    11   1.00  Higley              July   14   1.00  Wagner H'dio man

Feb    14   1.00  Knox                 "     19   1.00  Victrola boy

 "     16   1.00  Wagner H'dio man     "     19    .50  V. Young

                                      Aug     2   1.50  Babcock man

 "     17   1.00  Higley               "      5   1.00  Knox

 "     18   1.00   "                   "      5   1.00  Hay man

Wk "   21   2.00  Knox                 "      5   2.00  man &amp; woman

Wk "   23   2.50  Higley               "     12   3.00  3 gas men W.Va. 

" " Mar 2   2.50  Higley               "     14   1.00  Victrola boy

                                       "     18   1.00  H'd to men

 "      7   1.00  traveler             "     23    .50  V. Young

 " " "  7   2.50  Higley               "     26   2.00  W.Va. newley weds

 " " " 13   2.00  Knox                Aug 22 wk   2.00  Harry Morris

 "     14   1.00  Edminster           Aug    29    .50   "     "

 " " " 15   2.50  Higley              Sept    3   4.00  Mr Reeves

 "     15    .75  V. Young             "      6   1.00  Standard Oil

 "     18   1.00  Mr Sines             "      7   1.00  Magazine boy

 "     21   1.00  Knox                 "      8   1.00   "        "

 "     22   1.00  Victronic boy        "      8    .75  Victrola boy

 "     23    .50  Fish man            Sept   12   1.00  Mr Brown

 " of  21   2.50  Higley               "     13   1.00  Mr Brown

Mar    25   2.00  travelers            "     17   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     28   2.50  Higley               "     20   1.00  Dr. Martin

April   4   2.50  Fish man             "     22   1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "     22    .75  man

Wk "    5   2.50  Higley               "     23    .75  Welch

April   5   2.00  Knox                 "     23   1.00  Dunn man

Wk "   11   2.00  Knox                 "     23   1.00  Post man

Wk of  11th 2.50  Higley               "     24   1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "     27    .75  Insurance man

Wk "   18   2.50  Higley               "     27   1.00  Dr. Martin

Apr    21   1.00  Wagner H'dw man      "     29   1.00  Dr. Martin

Wk "   27   2.00  Knox                Oct     1   1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "      4   1.00  Dr. Martin

May     4   1.00  Hagenback man        "      4    .50  Val Young

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 "      4   1.00  traveler             "      6   1.00  Wagner H'dw man

 "      7   1.00  Mrs H. Morrison      "      8   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      8   1.00  Mrs H. Morrison      "     11   1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "     12   1.00  man

 "     12   1.00  Knox                 "     13   1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "     15   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     17   2.00  man &amp; woman          "     18   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     19   1.00  Wagner H'dw man      "     20   1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "     22   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     22   2.00  man &amp; woman         1 Wk " 18   2.00  Butler man  1.50

 "     25   2.50  D. Clark 1 wk        "     25   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     26   1.00  Knox                 "     26   1.75  Lauri morres 2 nights

 "     27   1.00  Knox                 "     25   2.00  Mr. Hill

 "     30   2.00  man &amp; woman          "     25   1.50  Kenny boy

Jun     2   1.00  traveling man        "     27   1.00  Dr. Martin

        7   1.00  woman traveler       "     29   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     14   1.00  hauling man         Nov     1   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     14    .50  V. Young            Nov 2,3,4   2.00  Knox wk of 0

 "     16   1.00  Wagner H'dw man      "      3   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     21   1.00  cistern cleaner      "      2   2.00  Mr Hill

 "     23   2.00  man &amp; woman          "      5   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     23   1.00  Knox                 "      8   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     24   1.00  Knox                 "      9   2.00  Mr Hill

 "     27   1.00  Knox                 "     10   1.00  Dr. Martin

July    1   1.00  Ferry boat man       "     12   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      5   1.00  Knox                 "     13   3.00  Show people (Mills)

 "      6   1.00  Knox    $96.50       "     15   1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      8   1.00  old man              "     15    .50  Val Young

                                       "     15   2.00  Mr Hill Hall  

                                       

 

 






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                    <text>[page 116]

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Nov    16  1.00  Old Patrick H'dw man

 "     16  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     19  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     19   .75  Gray boys &amp; Patrick

 "     22  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     22  2.00  Mr Hill

Nov    24   .75  Victrola Boy

 "     26  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     26  1.00  Chamberlain &amp; Hill

 "     28  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     29  1.00  Wagner H'dw man

Dec     1  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      1  2.00  Mr Hill

 "      3  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      5  1.50  gas inspectors

 "      6  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      6  2.00  Amish men            Feb    15  6.00  Mr Hill

 "      6   .75  gas inspector         "     16  1.00  Dr Martin

                                       "     16  2.00  2 men

 "      6  2.00  Mr Hill               "     18  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      8  1.00  Dr Martin             "     21  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      9  2.00  Two boys              "     21   .50  Val Young

 "     10  1.00  Dr Martin             "     21  1.00  Horse man

 "     12  1.00  Dr Martin                   23  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     15  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     15  4.00  Mr Hill                     24  1.00  Jew

 "     17  1.00  Dr. Martin                  25  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     20  1.00  Dr. Martin                  26  6.00  Sherbourne

 "     22  1.00  Dr. Martin                  28  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     24  1.00  Dr. Martin           Mar     2  1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "      4  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     26   .75  Victrola boy          "      2  4.00  Mr Hill

 "     27  1.00  Dr. Martin            "      7  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     29  1.00  Dr. Martin            "      7  1.00  Shelby boy

 "     29   .75  Victrola boy          "      8  1.00  Wagner H'dw man

 "     31  1.00  Dr. Martin            "      9  1.00  Dr. Martin

                                       "     11  1.00  Dr. Martin

               (1922)                  "     14  1.00  Dr. Martin

Jan     1  6.00  Shelbourne            "     16  1.00  Dr. Martin

Jan     3  1.00  Dr. Martin            "     16  6.00  Mr Hill

 "      3  4.00  Hill                  "     18  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      5  1.00  Dr Martin                         21  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      7  1.00  Dr Martin                   21  1.00  Traveling man (old 

 "      9   .50  Val Young                   23  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     10  1.00  Dr. Martin                  24   .75  Victrola boy

 "     11  1.00  Wagner H'dw Co.             25  1.00  Dr Martin  

 "     12  1.00  Dr. Martin                  28  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     14  1.00  Dr Martin                   28   .50  Val Young

 "     16  4.00  Mr Hill                     29  6.00  Sherbourne

 "     17  1.00  Dr Martin                   30  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     19  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     21  1.00  Dr. Martin           April   1  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     24  1.00  Dr. Martin            "      4  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     26  1.00  Dr Martin             "      5  2.00  Mr Hill to Apr 11

 "     28  1.00  Dr Martin             "      5  1.00  Ackerman

 "     31  1.00  Dr Martin             "      6  1.00  Dr Martin

Feb     2  1.00  Dr Martin             "      8  1.00  Dr Martin

                                       "     11  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      1  6.00  Sherbourne            "     13  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      2  4.00  Hill                        15  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      4  1.00  Dr. Martin                  15  2.00  Mr Hill to Ag 18

 "      7  1.00  Dr Martin                   18  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      8  1.00  Wagner H'dw man             18  1.00  B.P. Snyder

 "      9  1.00  Dr. Martin                  20  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     11  1.00  Dr. Martin                  20  2.00  Hammond &amp; boy

 "     14  1.00  Dr. Martin                  22  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     13  1.00  Horse man                   25  1.00  Dr Martin

        

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April  28  6.00  Sherbourne               July     1  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     26  4.50  6 Highway boys            "       4  2.00  A. Young to Jul 5

 "     27  1.00  Dr. Martin                "       6  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     28  3.50  Mr Hill                   "       8  1.00  Dr. Martin

                                           "       9  3.00  4 Marion people

 "     29  1.00  Dr. Martin                       11   .50  4 Young

                                                  12  2.00  Toledo people

May     1  1.00  Mrs Balland Childrens home       13  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      2  1.00  Dr Martin                        15  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      2   .50  V. Young                         16  4.00  Young to July 19

 "      2  1.00  Standard oil man          Aug 13 16  6.00  Sherbourne

 "      3  1.00  Ackerman Wagner H'dw

 "      4  1.00  Dr. Martin                       16  4.00  W. Va people

 "      6  1.00  Dr Martin  (3 c's truck          17  1.50  2 boys   3 Cs

 "      8   .75  Silk Crose man                   17  1.00  Candy man

 "      9  1.00  Dr. Martin  (3 C's Stone boss    17  1.00  Stone boss

 "     11  1.00  Dr. Martin                       18  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     11  2.00  Otto David up to May 17          19  1.00  Stone boss

 "     13  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     16  1,00  Dr Martin                        19  1.00  Mr Crinns

 "     18  1.00  Dr Martin                        20  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     20  2.00  Mr David to May 24               22  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     20  1.00  Dr Martin                        25  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     23  1.00  Dr. Martin                       27  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     21  6.00  Festus Sherbourne                29  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     24  2.00  Gas man Otto Y                   30  3.00  Cleveland people

 "     25  1.00  Dr. Martin                Aug     1  1.00  Dr Martin

  24 &amp; 25  2.00  Crim                       "      1  1.00  Gas man

                                            "      2  2.00  Tile roof man 

       27  1.00  Dr Martin                  "      3  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     27  1.50  2 boys                            5  1.00  Dr Martin

May 29&amp;30  1.50  one legged man                    6  1.00  Dayton Pebone

                                                   7  2.00  Tile roof men

                                                   7  1.00  Journal Herald

June    1  2.00  Otto Young to June 7th            7   .75  Davenport boy

 "      1  1.00  Dr. Martin                        8  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      3  1.00  Dr. Martin                        7  6.00  Otto Young to Aug 9

 "      4  1.00  Fulton boy                        8  1.00  Journal Herald

 "      6   .50  Val Young                         8  1.00  traveling man

 "      6  1.00  Dr. Martin                        9  1.00  Journal Herald

 "      7  1.00  Mr Crim                           9  1.00  Ackerman

 "      8  1.00  Mr Carim                         10  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      8  1.00  Dr Martin                        10  1.00  handy man

 "      8  1.00  Childrend home woman             10  1.50  cigar tramps

 "     10  1.00  Dr. Martin                       12  1.00  Dr. Martin

                                                  14  1.00  Candy man

 "     10  2.00  Otto Young up to June 14th       15  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     13  1.00  Dr Martin                        13  6.00  Festus S.

 "     15  1.00  Dr. Martin                       15   .50  Val Young

 "     15  1.00  Hardware man                     15  1.00  Match man

                                                  17  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     16  2.00  Two Masonic men                  17  1.00  Marengo boy

                                                  17  1.00  Knox oil man

 "     16  2.00  Mr Young to June 21st            19  2.00  Mr Young to Aug 16

 "     16   .75  Victrola boy                     19  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     17  1.00  Dr. Martin                       19  1.50  Dr Holmes

 "     17  6.00  Festus Sherbourne                21  2.00  Chantanuga

                                                  22  2.00  Chantanuga   

 "     17  1.50  man &amp; woman                      22  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     19  2.00  Tourists from Ind                23  2.00  Chantanuga

 "     20  1.00  Dr Martin                        23  1.00  Traveling man

 "     21  1.00  Hi water man                     23  2.00  O. Young to Aug 23

 "     22  1.00  Dr. Martin                       24  4.00  Chantanuga

 "     24  1.00  Dr. Martin                       24  1.00  Traveling man 

 "     24  2.00  Otto Young up to June 28         25  1.00  Chantanuga

 "     25  4.00  Defin badiers' 4                 25  1.00  Traveling man

                                                  26  1.00  Dr. Martin

       27  1.00  Dr. Martin                       29  1.00  Dr. Martin

       28  1.00  Ackerman                         29  1.00  Candy man

       28   .75  Victrola boy                     29  3.50  Illinois people

       29  1.00  Dr. Martin                       30  1.50  Candy man

 

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Aug    30  2.00  Wegoners               Oct    24  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     30  1.00  Gay Caster man          Oct    24  .50  Val Young

                                         "     26  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     31  2.00  Wegoners                "     26  1.00  road boy

 "     31  1.00  Gay Caster drums        "     27  1.00    "   "

 "     31  1.00  Bond bread man          "     28  1.00  Dr. Martin  

Sept    2  1.00  Dr Martin                     28  3.00  Stickle &amp; Bevins

 "      2  1.00  hanling                       28  1.00  man &amp; woman

 "      2  2.00  Johnstown girls               28  4.00  O. Young to Nov 1

 "      5  1.00  Dr. Martin                    31  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      5  1.00  Akron mover                   31  1.50  man &amp; boy

 "      6  1.50  Newark fair men               

 "      7  1.00  Dr. Martin             Nov     2  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "      9  1.00  Dr. Martin              "      4  2.00  2 jews

 "      9  6.00  Otto Younag to Sept 13th "     4  1.00  Dr Martin

   10 &amp; 9  4.00  Middleport people       "      7  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     10  6.00  Festus Sherbourne              8  1.00  Ackerman

 "     11  1.00  Mr Hensel                      9  1.00  Dr Martin

                                                9  2.00  Brown &amp; boy

       12  1.00  Dr. Martin                    10  1.00  real estate

       12  1.00  Mr Hensel                     11  1.00  Dr Martin

                                                5  6.00  Sherbourne

       13  1.00  Mr. Ackerman                  13  1.00  N.Y. man

       14  1.00  Dr. Martin                    14  1.00  Dr. Martin

       16  1.00  Dr Martin                     16  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     16  4.00  O. Young up to Sept 27th      18  1.00  Dr. Martin

       17  2.00  2 men                         17  .250  man, woman 2 kids

       18  2.00  man, woman &amp; baby             19  6.00  Young up to Nov 22

       19  1.00  Dr Martin                     19  2.00  Cambridge

       19   .50  V. Young                      20  1.00  Mr Lawrence

       20  1.00  Knox oil man                  21  1.00  Dr Martin

       21  1.00  Dr. Martin                    21  1.00  Maine boy

       23  1.00  Dr. Martin                    21  1.00  Wigtons man

       23  2.00  2 students                    23  1.00  Dr Martin

       25  1.00  Mr Hansel                     25  1.00  Knox oil man

       26  1.00  Dr. Martin                    25  1.00  Dr Martin

       28  1.00  Dr. Martin                    28  1.00  Dr Martin

       28  2.00  Ky People                     28  1.00  3 horse man

       30  1.00  Dr. Martin

Oct     3  1.00  Dr Martin                     29  6.00  6.00  Young to Dec 10

 "      3  2.00  Navarre people         Dec     1   .75  Victrola boy

 "      3  1.00  Candy man               "      2  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      3  1.00  Road man                "      3  2.50  Man, woman 3 kids

 "      5  1.00  Dr Martin               "      3  6.00  Sherbourne

 "      7  1.00  Dr. Martin              "      5  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      7  3.00  Dayton people           "      5   .50  Val Young

        9  1.00  Mr Hensel               "      6  1.00  Ackerman

                                                7  1.00  Dr. Martin

        9  6.00  Ot Young to Oct 18th    "      9  1.00  Dr. Martin

       10  1.00  Mr Hensel               "     10  1.00  Ky. boy

       10  1.00  Dr. Martin              "     12  1.00  Dr Martin

        9  6.00  Festus Sherbourne       "     12  1.00  Marengo man

       10  2.00  Detroit people          "     14  1.00  Dr Martin

       11  1.00  Ackerman                "     16  1.00  Dr Martin

       12  1.00  Dr. Martin              "     19  1.00  Dr Martin

       13  1.00  man                     "     21  1.00  Dr Martin   

       13  1.00  Tompson                 "     22  6.00  Mr Young to Dec 27

       14  4.00  Oberlin people          "     23  1.00  Dr Martin

       14  1.00  Dr. Martin                    23  1.00  Westerville boy

       15  2.00  Youngstown people             26  1.00  Dr Martin

       16  1.00  School boy                    26  2.00  Newark driver

       17  1.00  Dr Martin                     27   .75  Victrola boy

       19  1.00  Dr. Martin                    27   .75  Traveling man

       19  1.00  Traveling man                 28  1.00  Dr Martin

       20  2.00  Monument man &amp; woman          30  1.00  Dr Martin

       20  1.00  Knox oil man                  31  1.00  Ed Irwin

       21  1.00  Dr. Martin                    31  6.00  Sherbourne

Oct    23  2.00  man &amp; woman

       23  4.00  4 men

        

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Jan    1  1.00  Ed Irwin       (1923)   Apr    10   .50  Val Young

 "     1   .75  Victrola boy             "     10  6.00  Otto Young up to Apr 20th

 "     2  1.00  Dr. Martin               "     14  1.00  Hal Sherbourne

 "     3  1.00  Wigtons man              "     15   .50  girls changed dress

 "     3  1.00  Hard Dairy man           "     15  2.00  two men

 "     4  1.00   "    "     "            "     18  2.00  Furniture men

 "     4  1.00  Dr Martin                "     24  1.00  Hal Sherbourne

 "     4  1.50  show man &amp; woman         "     24  6.00  Festus Sherbourne

 "     4  1.00  Taggart guest            "     24  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     6  1.00  Dr Martin               April  25  6.00  O Young up to May 13

 "     9  1.00  Dr Martin

      10  3.00  St Louis people          "     28  1.00  Dr Martin

      10  2.00  Ky People                "     30  1.00  Lake Pordure

      11  1.00  Dr Martin

       9  6.00  Otto Young to Jan 13th  May     1  1.00  Dr Martin

                                         "      2  1.00  man

      13  1.00  Dr Martin                "      2  2.00  man &amp; woman

      16  6.00  Otto Young up to Jan 30th "     5  1.00  Dr Martin

      16   .50  Val Young                "      6  2.00  Mr &amp; Mrs Ogden

      18  1.00  Dr Martin                "      7  1.00  Mr Gilead horse

                                         "      7  1.00  man

      19  1.00  Mr Summers               "      7  1.00  Dr Martin

      19  1.00  Mr Traphagan             "      9  1.00  Haller's man

      20  1.00  Dr Martin                "     12  1.00  Dr Martin

      21  1.00  Elba McCangley           "     15  1.00  Dr. Martin

 22 &amp; 23  2.00  Mr Freeze Enarca oil     "     14  6.00  O Young to June 3rd

      23  1.00  Dr Martin                "     15   .50  V. Young

      23  1.00  Knox oil man             "     15  2.00  Va people

      23  1.00  Delaware traveling man         16  2.00   "   "

                                               16  1.00  Knox oil

      25  1.00  Dr Martin                      17  2.00  woodling ch

      27  1.00  Dr Martin                      18  1.00  boy

      27  1.00  Elba M Cangby                  19  1.00  Dr Martin

      29  6.00  Festus Sherbourne              20  6.00  Sherbourne

      29  1.00  Advance Lectue course

      31  1.50  Dayton Movers 4 lights         21  4.00  Fuller brush

Feb    1  1.00  Wigtons man                    22  1.00  Dr Martin

                                               24  3.00  Florida people

 "     7  1.00  Wagner H'dw man                24  1.00  man

 "     8  6.00  O Young up to Feb 16th         26  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     9  2.00  Mr Phire boy &amp; wife            30   .75  Victrola boy

 "    13  2.00  moving van men  auto           31  6.00  races boys

 "    13  1.00  Eddie Haller's man      June    2  1.00  Dr Martin

 "    26  6.00  Ot Young up to Mar 5     "      2  1.00  Lela Speer 

 "    26  6.00  Serbourne up to Mar 25   "      2  2.00  two men

 "    27   .50  Val Young                "      4  3.00  Elyria people

 "    27  2.00  moving van               "      4  1.00  Dr Martin

Mar    1  1.00  Edison corn crib man     "      5  2.00  Cincinnati people

 "     1  1.00  junk man                 "      8  6.00  Young to June 24

 "     5  1.00  Lichin course agt        "      8  1.00  children's home

 "     5  1.00  traveling man            "      9  1.00  Dr Martin

                                         "      9  3.00  man, women, 5 kids

 "     7  1.00  Detroit man              "     11  1.00  truck man

 "     7  1.00  Ackerman                 "     12  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     8  6.00  O. Young up to Mar 22nd  "     13  1.00  Columbus, Ind man

 "    11  1.00  oil &amp; gas man            "     14  3.00  2 women &amp; Philfin

 "    19  1.00  Homer Lott cont man      "     15  2.00  man, woman &amp; child

                                         "     16  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "    21  1.00   "     "  Cols light man "     16  4.00  4 people to Athens

 "    22  1.00   "     "    "            "     17  6.00  Sherbourne to July 15

 "    26  6.00  Festus Sherbourne        "     12  1.00  Knox oil

 "    26  6.00  Ot Young up to Apr 8th   "     18  1.00  electric elevator

 "    26   .75  Frank Tranley            "     19  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "    27  2.00  man, woman &amp; kid         "     19   .50  Val Young

 "    27  2.00  Horse man                "     19  2.00  man woman &amp; kid

 "    28  1.00  land agent Mr Bumby      "     19  1.00  traveling man

 "    30  1.00  heater &amp; ventilation man       19   .75  Harry Traxell

Apr    1  2.00  to junk men                    20  3.00  man, women, 3 kids

 "     2  1.00  C.A.Roots man                  20  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     3  1.25  man &amp; woman                    21  2.00  Ky woman &amp; girls

 "     6  1.00  man                            21  2.00  Man &amp; woman

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June   25  4.50  man woman 3 children         Aug    22  4.00  Youngstown

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 "     26  1.00  Maryland man Whitefoot oil    "     23  2.00  Ind Twigs

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 "     28  6.00  O. Young up to July 15th      "     26  3.50  Niles people

 "     28   .75  Harry Trexall                 "     26  3.50  Cleveland  "

       29  2.00  man &amp; woman                   "     28  1.00  Dr Martin

                                               "     28   .50  Val Young

July    2  1.00  Mr Rich hauling man           "     28  1.00  Ind school boy

 "      3  1.00  Dr Martin                     "     29  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "      3  2.00  Mr &amp; Mrs Farber &amp; 2 boys      "     29  4.00  Sharon Pa

 "      6  2.00  man &amp; woman from Marion       "     30  3.00  Pa people

 "      7  1.00  Dr Martin                     "     31  2.00  man &amp; woman &amp; kid

 "      7  4.00  2 men &amp; 2 women              Sept    1  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      8  4.00  man woman 4 kids              "      1  4.00  Ind people

 "      8  2.00  two women                     "      2  2.00  Boston girls

 "      8  2.00  man &amp; woman  wash             "      3  3.00  man woman &amp; boy

 "      9  3.00  man woman &amp; boy from Pa       "      3  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     10  1.00  Dr Martin                     "      4  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     12  1.00  Knox oil man                  "      4  3.00  Man woman Girl

 "     14  1.00  Dr Martin                     "      4  1.00  man

                                               "      7  5.00  Youngstown people

 "     15  6.00  Festus S. to Aug 12th         "      7  2.00  man &amp; woman 

 "     16  2.00  2 men                         "      7  1.00  cistern cleaner

 "     17  1.00  Dr Martin                     "      8  1.00  Dr. Martin

 "     18  6.00  O. Young to Aug 5th           "      8  2.00  Chicago man &amp; woman

 "     18  1.00  Wigons man                    "      8  2.00  engine man

                                               "      8  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     20  1.00  Truck driver                  "      8   .75  Harry Truxall

 "     21  1.00  Dr Martin                     "      8  6.00  Sherbourne to Oct 7

 "     21  6.00  circus people                 "     10  6.00  O. Young to Sept 16th

 "     23  1.00  clothing man Roots            "     10  1.00  man

 "     23  1.00  Candy man                     "     11  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     24  1.00  Dr Martin                     "     11  1.00  W. Va truck boy

 "     24   .50  V Young                       "     12  1.00   "  "   "    "

 "     24  1.00  School yard man               "     12  1.00  R. G. Dugan

 "     24  1.00  Henry Miller man              "     12  1.00  Tompson

                                               "     13  1.00  R. G. Dum man

 "     25  4.00  Warren people                 "     13  2.50  boy &amp; 2 girls W. Va.

 "     25  1.00  Stivens Ky truck              "     13  1.50  Clement man &amp; woman

 "     28  1.00  Dr Martin                     "     14  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     28  2.00  woman &amp; girl                  "     15  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     28  2.00  man woman &amp; kid               "     18  1.00  Dr Martin

 "     28  2.00  Two Charlstown W. Va boys     "     19  2.00  man &amp; man

                                               "     19  3.00  Youngstown 3 people

 "     29  2.00  boy &amp; Mother W. Va.           "     20  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     30  2.00  Birds W. Va.                  "     21  6.00  O. Young to Oct 7

 "     30  1.00  Dutchman                      "     21  2.00  Fley hall man

 "     31  1.00  Dr. Martin                    "     21  2.00  man &amp; woman

Aug     2  2.00  Swiss man &amp; woman             "     22  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      3  2.00  Okla - people                 "     27  1.00  boy

 "      4  1.00  Dr Martin                     "     27  5.00  Allmore people

 "      7  1.00  Dr Martin                     "     28  1.00  N. Y. man

 "      7  2.00  hearse men                    "     29  1.00  Dr Martin

 "      7  1.00  man                           "     30  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "      9  3.00  Mich - man woman &amp; girl      Oct     1  1.00  Geo Wine

 "      9  3.00  boy &amp; 2 girls at Harting funeral  "  2   .50  V. Young

 "     10  3.00   "  " 2   "                   "      2  1.00  man

 "     11  1.00  Dr. Martin                    "      2  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     11  6.00  O Young to Aug 26th           "      2  2.00  2 men

 "     13  6.00  Sherourne to Sept 9th         "      8  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     13  4.00  St Louie people 5             "      9  5.00  Sunbury Pa people

 "     13  1.00  Traveling man                 "     10  1.00  Mr Brown

 "     14  1.00  Dr. Martin                    "     11  1.00  Man

 "     14  4.00  Dayton woman &amp; little boy     "     11  1.00  Man

 "     14  2.00  Ky man &amp; woman                "     11  1.00  Mrs Williams   

 "     14  1.00  Manon davenport               "     11  6.00  O. Young to Oct 28

 "     16  1.00  Knox oil co.                  "     12  3.00  New Castle Pa

 "     17  3.00  Man &amp; woman Jew               "     15  1.00  L.Home journal

 "     17  4.00  man woman 3 kids              "     17  1.00  traveling man

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 "     20  2.00  man woman &amp; kid              "     24  1.00  Cardington man

 "     22  3.00  3 highway boys               "     31  1.00  Fostoria man

 "     22  1.00  man                         Feb     4  1.00  Cleveland man

 "     25  1.00  man                          "      5  1.00  Jersey boy

 "     26 12.00  4 Phone men                  "      5   .50  V. Young

 "     29  1.00  man                          "      5  1.00  truck man

 "     30  1.00  man Detective                       8  8.00  O. Young to Mar 1st

                                                     9   .50  Sherbourne

Nov     2  2.00  Canton man &amp; woman           "     13  1.00  Mr Conner

 "      5  2.00  Rug men                      "     14  1.00  Mr Conner

 "      7   .50  Val Young                    "     14  1.00  Mr Gallison

 "      9  2.00  man &amp; woman                  "     21  1.00  Mr Boyne

 "     10  6.00  O Young up to Nov 15         "     23   .50  Sherbourne

 "     11  2.00  Youngstown man &amp; woman       "     28  1.00  Wooster man

 "     10   .50  Festus Sherbourne           Mar     1  3.00  Cleveland boys

 "     11  2.00  Indiana man &amp; woman          "      5  1.00  Mary Burr

 "     12  2.25  infured man &amp; woman          "      8  2.00  Cincinnati people

 "     14  1.00  wegoners man               Week of  8  2.00  Festus Sherbourne

 "     12 22.00  Phone boys                 8 &amp; 9 &amp; 10  3.00  Ill. boy

 "     15  1.00  Wegoner man                         8  8.00  O. Young to Mar 23

 "     15  1.00  Sharp                             10  1.00  Cleveland man

 "     15  1.00  man                               11  1.00  Ky man

 "     16  2.50  man &amp; woman                  12 &amp; 13  2.00  Mr Conner

 "     16  2.00  Root underware demonstration      18   .50  V. Young

  19 - 20  3.00  Restaurant men                    20  1.00  Click

 "     23  6.00  O. Young to Dec 2nd        Mar    20  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "     23   .86  Exservice man               "     25  2.00    "     "

 "     24   .50  Festus Sherbourne           "     26  2.50   " woman &amp; kid

 "     27  2.00  oilcloth man                "     29   .50  Sherbourne 

 "     29  5.00  five people                 "     28 10.00  Young to April 20

 "     29  2.00  2 Akron K.K.K's            April   5  1.00  Johnstown

Dec     2  2.00  Wheatons demonstrations     "      5  2.00  man &amp; woman

 "      4  1.00  Mr Simmons                  "      7  3.00  Man woman &amp; girl

                                             "      8  2.00  Martin

 "      6  3.00  Maine people 11 of them     "      8  1.00  Ware

 "      8   .50  Festus Sherbourne           "      9  1.00  Flick

 "      8  8.00  O. Young up to Dec 25th     "      9  1.00  Mr Conner

                                             "     10  1.00  Mr Conner

 "     12  1.00  Knox oil man                "     10  1.00  Titer

 "     13  1.00  Wooster man &amp; woman         "     10  2.00  Ill people

 "     13  1.00  Knox oil man                "     13  1.00  Festus

 "     13  1.00  Patrick Hdw man (Munson)    "     14  7.50  Lynn Co

 "     14  4.00  Akron people                "     14  2.00  Navarre people

 "     17  1.00  Williamsons man             "     14  3.00  Ditcline

 "     17  1.00     "         "              "     15  1.00  Huffman co

 "     18  1.00     "         "              "     15  2.00  Lakewood boys

 "     18  1.00  Mr Shrader Hdw man          "     16  1.00  Mr Gabbe

 "     18   .50  Val Young                   "     17  1.00  Bob White

 "     20  1.00  Filling Station man (Johnstown "  18  1.00  W. Va.

 "     21  1.00     "       "     "    "     "     24  1.00  Bob White

 "     21  1.00  Dayton man red cross        "     25  8.00  O Young to May 18

 "     22  2.00  Cincinati people            "     26  4.00  Miami Fla

Dec 22-23-24 1.00 Festus Sherbourne          "     28  1.00  Cincin truck

 "     24  2.00  Indianapolis man &amp; wife     "     29  1.00  Val Young

 "     26  8.00  O Young up to Jun 16th      "     26   .50  Sherbourne

 "     30  2.00  Ky man                      "     29  2.00  Mitchell Ind

                 M K Williams                "     30  1.00  Knox oil

 "     31  4.00  Cleveland people &amp; wife    May     2  1.00  Ambulance man

 "     31              (1924)                "      5  2.00  man &amp; woman

Jan     2  1.50  woman &amp; girl (Closon)       "      7  1.00  Elmer Fleck

 "      5   .50  Festus Sherabourne          "      7 10.00  McCraffey

 "      7  2.00  Dansons &amp; kid               "      7  1.00  Mr Conner

 "      8  2.00  Mr &amp; Mrs Blake              "      8  1.00  Mr Conner

 "     10  1.00  Click                       "      8  1.00  Kerin man

 "     10  1.00  Bakus                      May 10&amp;11  1.00  Sherbourne

 "     10  1.00  Tompson                     "     12  2.00  Insurance man

 "     16  1.00  Mr Conner                   "     13  1.00  Dr Graff

 "     17  1.00   "   "

 "     17  1.00  Baltic man                  "     13  1.00  Mt Gilead

 "     18   .50  Festus Sherbourne           "     14  1.00  Washington C. H.  

       





     

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May    16  2.00  Man &amp; woman                July    3  4.00  Akron people

 "     17  2.00  Louisiana Mo. people        "      4  2.00  Buffalo N Y

M 20,21,22 3.00  Knox oil man  Knox oil man  "      4  2.00  Akron people

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 "     27  1.00  Mr Little                   "      5   .50  Sherbourne

 "     28  1.00  Mr Tites                    "      6  4.00  Cincin people

                                             "      6  3.00  St Louis people

 "     28  4.00  W. Va People                "      7  5.00  Humeys

 "     28  2.00  Canada boys                 "      7  3.00  Bradleys

 "     29  2.00  Man woman &amp; kid             "      8   .50  Val Young

 "     29  2.00  Man &amp; woman                 "      9  1.00  Akron man

 "     30  2.00  Akron people                "     10  1.00  Click

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June    1  1.00  A. J. White                 "      9 10.00  Mehaffey

June 2,3,4 2.00  Mrs Dr Williams             "     12  2.00  Wallaces

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 "      3  1.00  V. Young                    "     14  1.00  Lebanon man

 "      3  1.00  A. G. Monson                "     14  3.00  Paduka Ky

 "      4  1.00  McKinley                    "     14  4.00  Cleveland people

 "      4  1.00  Mr Flick                    "     15  5.00  U.J. Jews

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 "      5  1.00  Witchata Kans.              "     16  1.00  hat man

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 "      7   .50  Festus                      "     17  1.00  Mr Conner

 "      8  2.00  New York city               "     17  2.50  Mr Lynn wife &amp; boy

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 "     10  1.00  Everst                      "     19  4.00  Sheifs 4

 "     11  1.00  Troy man                    "     19  2.00  Ky men

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 "     12  3.00  Cincin - Chaffeurs          "     19  3.00  Hoffman family

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 "     12  1.00  A. J. White                 "     21  1.00  Cleveland people

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 "     14   .50  Festus Sherbourne           "     22  1.00  Tiffin man

 "     15  2.00  Stones                      "     22  2.00  Medina man

 "     15  3.00  Los Angeles people          "     23  2.00  New York city

 "     16  1.50  Catrill &amp; man               "     23  5.00  St Louis

                                             "     24  1.00  Click

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  17 &amp; 18  4.00  Plain Dealer man            "     24  1.00  Ind. man

       19  1.00  huntch man                  "     24  2.00  Cleveland jews

       19  1.00  Mr Conner                         22  1.00  Cleveland man

       19  2.00  Canfield woman                    25  1.00  J Blaine Harris

 "     20  1.00  huntchback man                    26   .50  Sherbourne

 "     20  1.00  Man from Arizona                  28  1.00  Chautaugua agt

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 "     22  2.00  Dayton people                     29  1.00  Nestle food man

 "     22  1.00  A. J. White                       29  3.50  Topeka Kan

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                                                   30  1.00  Seattle man

 "     21  8.00  O. Young up to July 13            31   .75  Tarxall

 "     25  2.00  Detroit Mich              Aug      1  4.00  New Castle Pa

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 "     28   .50  Sherbourne                 "       2  5.00  Cincinatti

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July    2  1.00  Wagner H'dw man            "       3  2.00  Newark people

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        16   .50  People young to Athens

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                                               "     16   .25  N. Cross

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                                               "     21   .50  George

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 "      11   .50  traveling man

 "      12   .50  Thompson                     "      1 30.00  G. Strong

 "      13   .50  W/ Va boy &amp; 2 girls          "      8   .50  Cambridge

 "      13   .50  Man &amp; woman                  "     10   .25  McCarty

 "      14   .50  Man &amp; woman                  "     18   .25  V. Young

 "      14  1.00  C.A. Root                    "     20   .50  Portsmouth

 "      19   .50  Youngstown 3 people          "     22   .25  Cross

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                                               "      8   .50  Martins

Oct      2   .25  Val Young                    "      9   .50  Flick

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        19   .50  Canfield                     "     25   .25  V. Young

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 "      22   .50  Root Eliva man

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Aug      1   .50  Texas woman                  "      5   .35  Cleveland

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 "      24   .50  Ashtabula                   April   1   .50  Wheeling W. Va.

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 "      16   .25  Val Young

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1924        Rooms                      Sept   9-12  1.25  Mr Marple

                                        "        9  1.00  Lima man

Aug   5  4.00  Flint Mich               "       10  1.00  Lima man

 "    5  1.00  Salsbury                 "       10  1.00  Sharon, Pa 

                                        "       11  1.00  Detroit Mich   

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 "    9  2.00  Youngstown               "       16  1.00  Dr Graff

 "    9  2.00  Freeport Ill            Sept  17-18  2.00  Mr Conner

 "   11  3.00  3 women Cleve Youngstown "       17  2.00  Portsmouth

 "   12   .50  Val Young                "       18  1.00  Click

 "   12  6.00  Champaign Ill            "       19  2.00  Nashville Tenn

 "   12  1.00  Blaine Harris            "       20  2.00  Cleveland

Aug 13-14 2.00 Showman                  "       20  3.00  Bath, N.Y.

 "   13  3.25  Mchaffey                 "       20   .50  Sherbourne

Aug 14-20 6.00 2nd Chantaugue agt       

 "   15  4.00  Cleveland people         "    21-24  3.00  Peterson

 "   16  4.00  Indianapolis             "       23  1.00  Columbus

 "   16  2.00  Kansas City              "       24  2.00  Union City Pa.

 "   16   .50  Festus Sherbourne        "       24  1.00  Indianapolis

 "   17  2.00  Mr Carlile               "       24  1.00  Chicago Ind.

 "   18  2.00  Chicago Ill              "       25  2.50  Detroit

 "   19  4.50  Indiana People           "       25  3.00  Illinois

 "   19  2.00  Indianapolis             "       26  1.00  Rochester N.Y.

 "   19  8.00  O. Young up to Sept 7    "       26  3.00  Dayton men

 "   20  4.00  W. Va.                   "       27  1.00  A.J. White

 "   20  3.00  Chantanugua              "       28  2.00  Canton

 " 20-21 2.00  Mr Conner                "       29  1.00  [Mr Brown not

 "   22  1.00  Click                    "       30  1.00  [

 "   22  2.00  Akron people            Oct       2  1.00  Click

 "   23   .50  Sherbourne               "        2  1.00  Sycamore

 "   23  3.00                           "        3  2.50  Ky people

 "   23  1.00  Dunfend                  "        3  1.00  Alliance

 "   23  1.00  Akron people             "        3  1.00  Bellville

 "   24  2.00  Cleveland                "        3  2.00  Cleveland

 "   24  3.00  man woman &amp; girl         "        4   .50  Sherbourne

 "   24  1.00  Dunford                  "        7  3.00  Indianapolis

 "   24  1.00  Bob White                "        8  1.00  Thompson

 "   25  4.00  W. Va.                   "        8  1.00  Newark

 "   25  1.00  Harry Huffman man        "        9  3.00  Akron

 "   25  4.00  St Louis

 "   26  5.00  Cleveland - Falls        "        9  2.00  Ill man

 "   26  6.00  St Louis                 "        9  1.00  Abbott Shaw

 "   28  2.00  New York City            "       10  1.00   "

 "   28  3.00  Dayton people            "       11  8.00  O.Young to Nov 2nd

 "   29  4.00  Masontown Pa             "       11  1.00  Abbott Shaw

 "   29  6.00  Sinetts                  "       11  1.00  Annie Abbott

 "   30  7.00  Cincin &amp; Ky              "       11  4.00  Pa &amp; Ill people

 "   30   .50  Festus Sherbourne        "       11  1.00  Bob White

 "   31  1.00  A. J. White              "       11   .50  Sherbourne

 "   31  4.00  Cleveland                "       12  2.00  Los Angeles

 "   31  4.00  Akron - Amherst          "       13  2.00  Words field

Sept  1  2.50  Erie Pa                  "       13  8.00  Cincin

 "    2  2.00  Akron boys               "       13  1.00  Fostoria

                                        "       13  2.50  Marietta

 "    2  2.50  Marietta                 "       13  4.00  Illinois

Aug  25  4.50  Huffmans man             "       13  1.00  Wagner Hdw

                                        "       16  1.00  Conner

 "    4  1.00  Click                    "       16  1.00  Conner

 "    4  1.00  Wagner Hdw               "       16  1.00  Click

 "    4  2.00  Lakewood O.              "       16  1.00  Columbus

 "    4  1.00  Alva White               "       16  2.50  Marietta

 "    5  4.00  Dr Armstrong             "       16  3.00  Cleveland

 "    6  1.00  Akron man                "       18  6.00  Arkansas

 "    6   .50  Sherbourne               "       19  1.00  Alabama boy

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Oct    20  1.00  Furnace man             Dec    10  1.00  Mr Conner

 "     21   .50  Val Young                "     11  1.00  Mr Conner

 "     21  1.00  Furnace man              "     13  1.00  Bob White

 "     21  1.00  Mr Garrett               "     13   .50  F. Sherbourne

 "     22  1.00  Mr Garrett               "     15  2.00  Point Pleasant W. Va

 "     22  1.00  Furnace man              "     16  1.00  Indianapolis Ind

 "     22  1.00  Chicago Ill              "     17  1.00  Dayton O

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 "     28  6.00  Mr Garrett                     27  1.00  R. B. White

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 "     30  1.00  Ditch man               Jan     3   .50  Sherbourne

 "     31  1,00  Ditch man                "      4  1.00  Cincinatti O

 "     31  1.00  Chicago Ill              "      6   .50  Val Young

Nov     1 30.00  Mr Garrett               "      8  1.00  Click

 "      1  1.00  Tenn                     "     10   .50  Sherbourne

 "      1  2.00  Garrett friends          "     10  1.00  A.J. White

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Nov     1   .50  Shervourne               "     15  1.00  Mr Conner

        3  1.50  Cleveland                "     17   .50  Sherbourne

        3  1.00  Iowa                     "     19  8.00  O. Young to Jan 15

        5  2.00  Youngstown               "     21  1.00  Middletown

        8  1.00  Backas                   "     23  1.00  Winegarner

       10  1,00  Canton                   "     24   .50  Festus

       13  1.00  Mr Conner                "     26  2.00  Point Pleasant

       13  1.00  Mr Click                 "     30  1.00  A. J. White

       14  2.00  cadiz &amp; Bedford          "     31   .50  Sherbourne

       14  1.00  Glenford                 "     31  1.00  A. J. White

       15   .50  Festus                  Feb     2  1.00  Hoyt Center man

       15   .50  A. J. White              "      2  3.00  Stockford men

       15  4.00  N.Y. boys girl           "      3  3.00    "   "    "

       15  2.00  Ashland                  "      4  3.00    "   "    "

       16  2.00  Bakins                   "      4  2.00  West Salem O.

       16  2.00  Denver O                 "      7  1.00  Bob White

       16  1.00  Mt Liberty               "      9  1.00  Chair Man

       18  1.00  Elirya                  Feb 10-14  4.00  Block board man

       19  2.00  Canton                   "     11  1.00  Mansfield

       19  2,00  Monticelli Ky            "     11  1.00  Mr Conner

       20  3.00  Medina N Y               "     11  1.00  Sweatland

       22  2.00  Cleveland                "     12  8.00  O. Young to Feb 8th

       24  8.00  O. Young to Nov 27       "     12  3.00  Latty O.

       24  1.00  barn builders            "     14   .20  Sherbourne

       24  2.00  Akron people             "     17   .50  V. Young

       25   .50  V. Young                 "     18  1.00  Springfield   

       26  1.00  Cecil, O.                "     20  1.00  Bob White

       26  1.00  Lisbon                   "     21  2.00  Akron man &amp; woman

       29  1.00  A.J. White               "     23  2.00  Rock Island, Ill

       29   .50  Sherbourne               "     25  2.00  Zanesville man

       30  2.00  Portsmouth               "     26  1.00  Columbus people

       30  1.00  barn builder             "     28  1.00  A. J. White

Dec     2  2.00  Springfield              "     28   .50  F. Sherbourne

 "      2  1.00  Coshocton               Mar     1  1.50  Newark

 "      4  1.25  Atkinson Lecture         "      1  2.00  Mt Vernon

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          Mr Kennedy in Nov 4th  Pd $32.00

          Mr Hafffey  " Dec 4th   (XXX out)

          Mr Garrett out Dec 15th (XXX out)

Mar     4  2.00  Wooster              Apr    28  1.00  Harry Huffman man 1

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 "     27  1.00  Zella Foster 1

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 "     28  2.00  St Louis 2

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 "     29  2.00  Col - Students 2

 "     29  5.00  Florence Ala. 5

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 "      4  1.00  Bob White 1

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 "     22  1.00  Murpheysboro Ill 2

 "     23  1.00  Ray Buel 1

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Wed

April 1	Helped at Mrs Skeets funeral	}		 1.50

	and with chairs			}	

Thus

April 2	Lulu Clouse to Columbus				 5.00

Fri

April 3	Taggart to Newark				 6.00

	Taggart from Newark				 6.00

	Helped Strosy put Poe in casket			 0.00

Sat					(1925)

April 4	Miss Cooke to Columbus				 5.00

	Taggart to Delaware				 2.00

	Chairs to Poes					 1.50

	Harry Rowe home					 1.00

Sun

April 5	Mrs Hopkins to Joes				 0.00

	Helped Strosy at Poe funeral	5 h		 2.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			 2.00

Mon

April 6	Henry Davis &amp; wife to Delaware &amp;	}

	Jack Taggart from Delaware		}	 4.00

Tues

April 7	Henry Davis to Delaware				 2.00

Wed

April 8	Woman near Harry Hall's to Bus			 1.00

	Two book men to Farah Murphey's			 2.00

Thus

April 9	Helped Strosy take McElwee to Columbus		 1.50

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Autos Dec 1922

Dec     1  5.00  Highway boy

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 "      5   .25  Val Young

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1922 Autos                                Mar     20   .25  Gas truck

                                                  20   .25  Gas truck

Jan      1  1.00  H Tippult                       21   .25  Welch

 "       1   .25  A Tippelt                       23   .25  Welch

                                                  27   .35  Gas truck

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Dec     23  1.00  Lancaster man 1 wk              29   .35  Gas truck  0

Jan      6   .75  McCormick 3 da                  30 B .35   "    "  0

Jan     12   .25  Michael                         30   .35  Foley  0

 "      16   .25  Michael

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        30   .25   "                        "      3   .35  Gas truck  0

        31   .35  Gas man                   "      3   .35  Foley  0

        31   .30  Preacher M.E.             "      3   .25  Welch

                                            "      4   .35  Gas truck  0

Feb      4   .25  Lottie Tippett            "      5   .35  Gas truck  0

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 "      15   .25  Dyer Place Man            "      6   .25  Welch

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 "      20   .25  Michael                   "      6 B .35  Gas truck

 "      20   .35  Gas man   (not pd         "      6   .25  Cow man

 "      20   .35  Rosecrans little machine  "      7   .35  cow man

 "      21   .25  Val Young                 "      7 B .35  Gas truck

 "      21   .35  Handiman                  "     11   .25  Welch

 "      22   .25  Michael                   "     12   .25  Welch

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 "      25   .25  Michael                         18   .35  Lighting rod

                                                  24   .25  Welch

Mar      1   .75  Dennis 2 days                   22   .25  Lottie

 "       1   .35  By D.B.R. (Piffer)           C  25   .35  Gas truck  0

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 "       2   .35  Michael                      C  27   .35   "    "    0

 "       2   .35  Gas truck                       25  1.00  Friend E. by D.B.R.

 "       6   .50  Shelby boy                   C  28   .35  Gas truck  0

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                                             "    11   .35   "    "

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 "      13   .35  Gas truck                   C   14   .35   "    "

 "      14   .25  Welch                           15   .35  Higley

 "      15   .25    "                         C   15   .35  Gas truck

 "      16   .35  Gas truck                       15   .25  Welch

 "      17  2.10  Missinary                   C   16   .35  Gas truck

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C. May  17   .30  Gas truck              Travelers        Aug    24   .50

C   "   18   .35   "    "                Harold Tippett    "     25   .25

C   "   19   .35   "    "                Highway dept            25   .35

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   " 1&amp;3rd   .70  French man             Sept  28 Ky people           .50

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       7&amp;8   .50  Mr Prinn               Ed Irvine         "     13   .50

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 "      14   .35  Candy man

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 "      15   .50  Match man

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Autos        (1920)                     Dec    18 10.    Shory

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Sep    18  4.00  Strong                  "     22   .25  two boys

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Oct     1   .35  Finkelstun    

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Oct    11  2.50  Borens                 Jan     2   .25  Hill [lined out]

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 "     22  5.00  Piel                    "      8  2.00  Mr Pratt

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 "     25   .25  Man                    Jan    11 10.00  Mr Peel

 "     29   .25  Clyde Perfect           "      7  2.50  Perfect boy

 "     31   .50  Dr Carpenter            "     14  1.00  Mr Pratt

 "     31  1.00  Owens boy               "     

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        8   .25  Wintermute              "     28   .50  Neilson

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Aug    23   .25  V. Young                Dec    12   .50  Mr Stewart

                                          "     17   .35  Earl Davis

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Sept    2   .50  McKay                    "     27   .25  A. Tippett

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 "      7   .50   "

 "     11   .50   "

 "     18   .50  V. Place

 "     21   .25  jew peach man

 "     29   .25  Westerville boys

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Oct     5   .24  Val Young

 "      6   .35  Wagner Hdw man

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Jan   (105) (5.29)    "    19  1.00  Day

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May   (292) (5.06)         12   .50  J.   "            "    10  1.00   "

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Jun   (187) (2.52)         14   .50  J. Webster       Apr    1   .60   "

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Sept  (33)  (.55)    Apr    1  1.00    "   "           "    26   .25  Chuck F

Oct   (108) (3.12)   14,15,16  2.00  Knox             May    5  2.50   "    F

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Nov   (87)  (5.04)   May3&amp;4&amp;5  5.00  Cranes            "    11  2.54   "

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             Chicken  "    17  1.00  traveling         "     5   .25   "   "

                      "    18  1.00  rubber            "     5  1.21  

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     1.90  "   " May 31st j25   .50  Young             "    11   .25  "  "

     6.88 5 hens          j24  1.00  gas man           "    16   .25  "  "

                     June  28  1.00  unloader

       70 Mrs Lott    "    30  1.00  Newark man

       90 Mrs Willson July 5&amp;6 3.00 Mr Diner          "    21  2.40  Cheat

       75 " Cook       "    6  1.00  Knox             "    21   .25  C. T.

       76 " Strosy    July 11   .75  Lumber man       "    23   .25  C. F.

       75 " Gelston    "   17  1.00  Mr Long          "    24   .25  C. F.

       90 Mrs Dr       "   18  1.00  Mr Long          "    25   .25  C. F.

       95 Mrs Gel      "   19  1.00  Mrs Morrison     "    30   .45  C. F. $21.12

     1.00  "  Gel      "   20  1.00   "    "         July   3   .25  C. F.

     1.00  "  Foster   "   21  2.00  Jones            "     6   .25  C. F.

Aug  21  .25  C. F.    "   22  2.00  traveler

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Sept  2  .25  C. F.   Aug   4   .75  Young            "    17   .70  Cheat

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 "    31  .25  V. Young

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Apr    2  .25  Clell Ballinger                "   31  1.00 Marion Boyd

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[corresponds to unnumbered page 1 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]



				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME     			RESIDENCE     

J. B. Taggart			Delaware O

C F Brown			Corry Pa

N. H. Summers			Columbia S.C.

F. H. Beach			Charlotte Mich

C.L. Sollenberger &amp; Wife	Washington Pa.

C.L. Brown			Northfield Min

Stewart Mills			Cleveland O.

W. Hildreth			Richland O

Otto Young			Pittsburg Pa.

C W Howell and wife		Wooster

A G Morrison			Chicago

M E Madden 			Mansfield Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs W. H. Frye		Akron Ohio.

Estelle Frye			"   "

Asa Frye			Akron Ohio

Ana May Frye			Akron  "

Dale Frye			Akron Ohio.

I. E. Jenkins			Marysville O.

J. Beaiue Harris		Richwood. O.

J. Beaiue Harris		"     "

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Ron Shrader			Newark O

Gary Smick			Lancaster O.

Geo W. Ninten Jr		Dayton O.

E P McCounaughy &amp; wife		Cincinnati O.

F. Dritz &amp; wife			Indianapolis, In

15 Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 2 on left and 3 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

				
NAME				RESIDENCE

B F. Irish &amp; wife		Washington D.C.

W K Williams			Buffalo N. Y.

Mrs W K Williams		   "   "  "

Mr &amp; Mrs J G Bell		Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Earl Brady		Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs R C Jordan		Mtn City Tenn	

Ruth and Betty Clawson		Columbus, Ohio

Oz Brown &amp; wife			Memphis Tenn

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

CC Dawson &amp; wife		Lisbon. Ohio.

Geo H Blake &amp; wife		1316 Centre St Newton Ct Boston [illegible]

Mrs Geo H Blake			1316 Centre St Newton St Boston St.

C U. Steubing &amp; family		Elgin Ill.

A L. Click			Cardington O

James Bakers			Mt Gilead O

L W Wonepane			Cleveland

A. M. Catrell			Lima O.

W C Conner			Col O

S. Montes			Baltic O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

AS Click			Cardington O

O M Johns			Xenia O.

L Fohippe			Fasturce

Mr &amp; Mrs Owens			Columbus

S E. Trackman			Cleveland, O

Johne Caren			Jersey O

Harry Weiler			Cleveland, O



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

M V Young			Reynoldsburg 

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

B F Dallison			Cambridge O

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs O Boyer		Cadiz

Jos O Boyle			Cleveland Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Wm Jordon			Lima

O Seamons			Newark

John Graff			Wooster O

2/1/22 Louis Weltman		Cleveland

2/1/22 Harry E Clark		Cleveland

2/1/22 Aurther Williams		    "

Mary Burr			Delaware O

Bob Hillis			Olney Ill.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

H J Brown &amp; Wife		Cambridge O

O. N. Fisher			Cleveland .O

J. Jamison			Morehead Ky

W C Conner			Col O

B.P. Snyder			Millersburg O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

AS Click			Cardington

J.W. Batt &amp; Wife		Portsmith

Mr Lee R Holly &amp; Wife		Cleveland O

E. M. Andrew &amp; Family		Uhrichville O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

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                    <text>[page 4]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 4 on left and 5 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


				

NAME				RESIDENCE

Frank A Grate			Johnstown O

J. G. Kinsell &amp; wife		Newark O.

C.L. Guthrie wife &amp; daughter	Cleveland O

P.H. Martin			Cleveland

E. A. Martin			    "

J S Mare			Delaware O.

W C Conner			Columbus O

Elmer Flick			Columbus Ohio

H.G. Cormett &amp; wife		Chillicothe Ill.

H. D. Titer			Springfield. Ohio.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Mr A. J. Musser			Columbus O

Mrs.     "			   "     "

Mary Alice "			   "     "

Joseph    "			   "     "

A.C. Johnson			Navarre O

Myron C Johnson			Navarre O

Lyn Con Co			Paulding O

Glenn Almendinger

G.G Almendinger			Prospect O

J H Almendinger			Radnor O

Mr &amp; Mrs Thos L Johnson		Lakewood, O.

LW Krutch			Wauseon O

Jeo Wise			Mansfield O

J Steiver			Antwerp O

G L Hoffman			Paulding O




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

Lisle M. Gable			Bellville Ohio

A. J. White			Col. O.

Lisle M. Gable			Bellville Ohio

K. E Faris			Charleston Wva.

R. S. Johns			Toledo. O.

AJK Ross			Urbana O.

A J White			Col. O.

J A Bishop &amp; wife		Miami Fla

PM. &amp; LC Bishop			  "    "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Nick Strassel			Cin. O.

Fred Gross			Mitchell Ind

Bob Landrith			Mitchell Ind.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O

H. R. Young			Berlin

Lisle M Gable			Bellville Ohio

A.P. Rosleen			Buffalo. NY.

Mr &amp; Mrs SG Sands		Columbus. O.

Dr. R.E. Mehaffey		Johnstown O.

W C Conner			Col O

Elmer Flick			Columbus O.

Thomas Green			Xenia O

Frank Deitz &amp; wife		Indianapolis Ind

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O

M.L. Frazier			Lima O

A J Whisler			Lima O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

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                    <text>[page 5]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 6 on left and 7 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

I.J. Watkins			Mt Gilead Ohio.

E C Hodges			DeGraff Ohio

Mrs Pauline Siefken		Washington C.H.O.

Mr &amp; Mrs Louis Lieurance	Wilmington, O.

F E Wells &amp; Wife		Louisiana MO

William L Bell			Bellville Ohio

T. Fitzgerald			Cols O

J. C. Woodward			Sunbury Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

H.D. Titens			Springfield. O.

C B McCabe &amp; wife		Youngstown Ohio

D.P. Little			Marion, Ohio.

C H McElfish &amp; family		Hurricane WVa

G Guki				Larrenhan View Crt Canada

R Stephens			Ottawa Canada

E S. Isenecker , wife &amp; family	Cleveland. Ohio.

Mrs. Bob &amp; Mr Johnson		Cleveland Ohio.

Mr &amp; Mrs SP Sutter		Akron Ohio.

A. J. White			Col. O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mrs Adaline Williams		Delaware. O.

A.G. Morrison			Chicago Ill.

J D McKinley			New Washington O

Elmer Flick			Columbus O

W. J. Richardson		Wichita Kans.

L.V. Hoffman			Akron O


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

R.L. Harp &amp; Wife		St Louis

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Mrs CH Woodward			N.Y. City

AC Woodward			N.Y. City

C Artz				Newark O

F E Forrest			City

F.K. McDowell			Troy O.

Frank Hoover.			Hayden. O.

A.L. Click			Cardington O

Em S Horn			Cincinnati Ohio

Chas. Miller			     "       "

A.J. White			Westerville O.

R.C. Russell &amp; wife		Cleveland O.

Phil Wilk &amp; wife		Rushville Ind.

Miss Nora Sleeth		  "     "

Miss Mary Sleeth		  "     "

J.M. Stone &amp; wife		Lewis, Ohio

Mrs. D.W.F. Heidgerd		Mohawk, N.J.

Miss Edna    "			   "    "

F.S. Heidgerd			Los Angeles, Cal.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Harry Koff			New Phila O.

Ed. VanNoate			Cleveland O.

John Catrall			Col O

J.W. Coola			Columbus O

Chas Johnson			Syracuse NY

J P Huggens			   "    "

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                    <text>[page 6]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 8 on left and 9 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mrs S. Shepard			Lakewood Ohio

Mrs E A Welken			   "      "

E A Welken			   "      "

Sarah Welken			   "      "

A Allus				Columbus

Mrs C. C. Fonder &amp; Daughter	Canfield, Ohio

W. C. Conner			Columbus, O.

HJ Hart				Chicago, Ill.

Mr. &amp; Mrs HE Pebly &amp; Son	Sharpsville, Penna.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs C. M. Howe		Cincinnati, O.

Mr and Mrs G. Painfer		Dayton, O.

A. J. White			Westerville, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs P.M. Williams &amp; Son	Detroit Mich.

A S Click			Cardington O

Homer C Nahking	                Louisville Ky

Mrs H C Nahking . wife		   "       "

Essie May Nahking daughter	   "       "

R.C. Russell &amp; wife		Cleveland, Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

John E Locke + wife		Cleveland Oh

AE Fankhauser			Mansfield, O.

Elmer Flick			Columbus O.

W.G. Rattiff			Audoon Ohio

Mrs W.G. Rattiff		  "     "

G.C. Dwyer			  "     "

Mrs G.C. Dwyer			  "     "

Miss Elizabeth Rattiff		  "     "

                             
                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs RJ. McGiffin		Akron Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs. Geo F. Nockengost	 "     "

HM Kane &amp; Wife			Cleveland O.

E J McKuna &amp; wife		Cleveland O

TJ Marfarlane &amp; wife		Buffalo N.Y.

R.N. West &amp; Wife		Dayton, O.

HR Hinz &amp; wife			Canton O

C R Brumbaugh &amp; wife		Canton O

John E. Locke &amp; wife		Cleveland O.

L.T. Foster			St Louis

Mr Mrs W E Eggleston		   "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

S.F. Hutchinson &amp; Family	Cincinnati, O.

Mrs. Jose Honey and Family	Springfield, O.

Mr Bruce Bradley		Charleston, W.Va.

Mrs Chissie Bradley		Charleston, W.Va.

Mr W.F. Bradley			Charleston, W.Va.

Wm M Thompson			Canton, O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O.

J.L. Davidson			Akron O	

AL Click			Cardington O

Mr &amp; Mrs RO Dankworth		Erie Pa

Master Robert Dankworth		Erie Pa

J C Wallace			Miami Fla

Mrs J C Wallace			Miami Fla

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Thos Hunter			Lebanon O


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                    <text>[page 7]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 10 on left and 11 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Chris Guerin &amp; wife Spencer	Medina Calf.

JL. Young &amp; Family		St Louis MO

FW Jenkins &amp; wife		New York NY

Max M Dwoeken &amp; wife		Cleveland, Ohio

HP Baker			Indpls Ind

AL Click			Cardington O

Mr and Mrs R.G. Lauen		Williamsport Pa

JH Cowles			Springfield O

J Blaine Harris			Columbus O

Earnest Lissy			Cleveland O.

C B Oates			   "     "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Phil D Butter 			Chillicothe O

Jno W Warrick			Washington Penna

C A Lindley			Col Ohio

Sherry Soy			Cinci, O

Geo. L. Sollenbergen            Washington, Pa.

R. E. Aussie			Cols

FH. Allis			Cleveland, Ohio

OD Allis &amp; wife			Virgil, Kansas

Harry F Truxall			Delaware Ohio

F.W. Guy MD. &amp; Family 		New Castle Pa.


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Joseph M Mellest		3199 W. 114 Cleveland
  Wife &amp; Son 

Mrs. P. Kaiser			Cleveland

U.R. Bell &amp; wife		Poducoh Ky.

A Mink N &amp; Wife			Eliz NJ

Carl Schlen &amp; Wife 		New Haven Conn.

C.E. Campbell &amp; wife		Cleveland

WC Conner			Col O

GM Knight			Cleveland O

Jos Lynn &amp; wife			Paulding O

Howard Hoffnor			  "    "

Monroe Amstutz		        Bluffton, O.

Chas Vaughn			Williamsport O

Mont Voorhees			Williamsport O

GW Rickett			Barbourville Ky

SA Campbell			    "      "

Mr. and Mrs A.B. Sheip		Oak Lane P.O. Phila Pa

Mrs Mary M Sheip		96 Shewell Ave Doylestown Pa

Miss Alma E. Sheip		    "       "      "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Harry Hoffman &amp; Family	        Paulding O.

Mr. &amp; Mrs E.W. Beyer		Schenectady, N.Y.

Frebyatt &amp; family		St. Louis Mo

Alex Zingsheim			Ferguson Mo

J.P. Canty			Cleveland Ohio

F Floom				Tiffin O

C.A. Comoy			Piqua O

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                    <text>[page 8]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 12 on left and 13 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

W D Thomas			Seattle Wash

Mrs WmP. Glade                  Wichita Falls Texas

Miss Eva Wallace 	        Wichita Falls Texas

Mrs WB Meyers 	&amp; boys		Cleveland O

Mrs &amp; Mr RS Rowe		   "

Mr &amp; Mrs Charles N Felsois	Cleveland O

Wm Koch wife &amp; son		Cinti O

Mr &amp; Mrs Tedford		Cinti O

Mr &amp; Mrs CW Suelley		Newark O

Mr &amp; Mrs A.C. Hurst Jr.		St. Louis, Mo.

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm Meyers &amp; boys	Cleveland O.

Mr &amp; Mrs RS Rowe		   "   "

AV Salisbury			Kenton Ohio

Edgar Amos &amp; wife		Flint Mich

Virginia Amos			Flint Mich.

Oliver				Flint Mich.

Donald Amos			Flint

Albert Morris			Chicago Ill

HE Sinnvek			Massiller O.

W.C. Berdle			Akron O

Mrs .   "			  "    "

Heny   "			  "    "

A S Click		        Cardington O

C.B. Brown &amp; Wife		Cinti O

H.H.Stafford Wife &amp; Daughter Maria	Youngstown O

T.J Vaughn   "   "    Son Leroy	    "      "




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs A Ferguson		Springfield, Ill

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

M Phillips		        Cleveland. Ohio

J. Hurley			Cleveland, Ohio

Gertrude Flint Davis		Youngstown, O 

Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O

Mr. A.E. Campbell &amp; wife	Champaign Ill.

Mrs. J. Punum			   "     "

Mrs Cora Watson &amp; Son		Champaign Ill

Mr.[illegible] Marshal		Champaign Ill

J Blaine Harris			Columbus O.

B Mahoney			Col O.

John Gurisun			Col O.

Ed Schneider			Clevel O

M Brown				Cleve O

Mr &amp; Mrs Austin Taylor		Indianapolis Ind

Mr &amp; Mrs E. Smith	           "        "

CH Good				Kansas City

Mrs Good			Kansas City

Edward &amp; Phylis Good		Kansas City

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Miss Carrie Fissel 		New Carlisle O.

Mrs Evalyn Smith		New Carlisle O.

OU Jones		        Chicago Ill

Harry Raasch     	        Chicago Ill.

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                    <text>[page 9]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 14 on left and 15 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

				

NAME				RESIDENCE

John M. Douglas &amp; Wife		Greensburg Ind 

Katherine Douglas		   "        "

Joseph Cory			   "        "

Mrs S.F. Carter			Alexandra   "

C.F. High &amp; wife		Indpolis Ind

Ralph Walker                    Chicago  Ill
            			 
Ben Davies			   "     "

WC Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs NR Harmon		Charleston W. Va

Mr Price and two sons		    "        "

E Schrader			New York

AL Click			Cardington O

Wm Thompson			NY City

Mr &amp; Mrs C C Curtis		Akron, O.

Mr. &amp; Mrs. AJ Musser &amp; Daughter	 Col. O.

Warren L. Farver		Akron. O.

R.E. Dawford		        Cols Ohio

Mrs Larry Lyaros		Youngstown Ohio

We Buller &amp; wife 		Youngstown, Ohio

E.S. Busse, wife &amp; Daughter	Ash O.

Mrs. E.F. Gable &amp; Daughter	Cleveland, O.

A J White			Westerville O.

Geo Bishoff			Antwerp O

Hugh Neece &amp; wife		St Louis Mo

Chas Talley &amp; Wife              St. Louis Mo

Mr &amp; Mrs R Harmon		Charleston W. Va

Mrs May Pricee and to children,     "      "
 




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

Walter R EKins &amp; wife		St Louis, Mo

Harry W EKins			   "     "

Gladys EKins			   "     "

Virginia EKins			   "     "

Bobby EKins			   "     "

Mrs Ed Albricht			   "     "

Mrs Geo. Bate &amp; Son		Cleveland. Ohio

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Herbert Bate &amp; Son	Newton Falls, "

Mr &amp; Mrs G Kettler		N. Y. City

Mr &amp; Mrs PM Saittel		Dayton O

Miss Marion Saittel		"   "   "

Thomas Lee			Masontown Pa

Brown Rackwell			   "      "

Davy Berkshire			   "      "

Paul Hall			   "      "

W.J Sinnett			Seville O

Mrs Sinnett			   "    "

William "			   "    "

Arthur  "			   "    "

Morgan  "			   "    "

H Brooks Sinnett 		Spencer, W. Va.

Mrs.  "   "			   "       "

Herman   "			   "       "

Elizabeth Ann  "		   "       "

Sam L Groom			49 W. Burns Akron - Ohio

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                    <text>[page 10]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 16 on left and 17 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Joe Kellar, Wife and Son	Cincinnati. O.

RT Johnston &amp; Wife		Covington Ky

A White				Westerville O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

C.M. Bonstadt &amp; Wife		Aultman O

M D Robin &amp; Wife		Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs Preen and family	Cleveland O.

Mrs. R Seyland			   "    "

A. J. White			Westerville O

Wm Myers &amp; wife			Erie Pa

Herbert Gaines			Akron O

Chas Suciemon			   "

Sprigg S Ridd &amp; wife		Marietta O

A L Click			Cardington O

M. L. Brinkerhoff		Mansfield Ohio

R B Snider &amp; Wife		Lakewood, Ohio

A. J. White			Westerville Ohio

Dr and Mrs. N.P. Anustrong	Springfield Ill

Mrs C. A. Quietrell Bore	Cleveland Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Leland Hand			Akron O.

SC Eberts			Columbus O

H.E. Clapper			Lima, O

Carl Marple			Butler O

H E Clapper			Lima O.

Mr and Mrs Alva Johnson		Sharon Pa

J. C. Farell			Detroit, Mich




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

T.W Cadwell			Youngstown Ohio

Mrs T. W Cadwell		    "       "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

E C Hodges			DeGraff Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Val Young		Reynoldsburg Ohio

WC Conner			Col O

E W. Lytle &amp; Son		Ports. Ohio

A.L. Click			Cardington

Mr &amp; Mrs C W Hoffhines		Columbus Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Fred B Messing		Nashville Tenn.

Harry Peterson			Manchester O

W.H. Phillips Wife		Bath N.Y.

H.H. Rikner &amp; wife		Cleveland Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O	

Charles S Frost			Columbus

H B Flaug			Union City Pa

Frank Heinz			Union City Pa

Wm L. Landreth			Indianapolis Ind

Dan McNeil 			E Chicago in I

C.W. Hewitt - Wife &amp; Daughter	Detroit

Tom Lowrance			Robinson Ill

L Bowman			Rochester N.Y.

Clyde McMorugle			Dayton Ohio

A G Grady			  "     "

L.L. Wilson			Dayton Ohio

Mrs Lou Lawrence		Robinson Ill

Mrs G Simons			   "     "

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                    <text>[page 11]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 18 on left and 19 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

A.J. White			Columbus O

Mr &amp; Mrs R.S. Gordon		Canton Ohio

J. Frank Smith			Bellevue, O

C.F. Browny			Corry, Pa.

A L. Click			Cardington

J.N. Teal			Sycamore O

S W Newton			Urbana O

W B Booth &amp; wife		Owensboro Ky

J Frank Smith			Bellevue, O

Mr &amp; Mrs S J Mueller		Clev O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

W.E. Getz			Baltic O

R.E. Getz			Baltic Ohio

W.D. Flick			Indianapolis Ind.

Frank Morgan			   "        "

James Wright			   "        "

L M [illegible]			Cleveland

H [illegible] Cross		Newark O

H. Kelley			Akron

E C Hostetler			Akron

J.L. Kelley			Akron

Harry M Perkins			Belvidere Ill

Ed Scherrer			  "       "

C M Wills			Long Beach Calif.

Edna A Carew			A Abbott Show

Amir Abbott			Atlanta Ga





                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mrs Elizabeth Hill		Blairsville Penna.

(Miss) Elizabeth Hill		    "         "

Mrs J.W. Potter &amp; Child		Decatur Illinois

George N. D. Hill		Blairsville Penna.

A. White			Columbus O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Mr &amp; Mrs E F Colgan		Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Mann			Woodsfield O.

A E Bustow			Fostoria, O.

G. U. Egan, Family		Cincinnati O.

W. M. Hart &amp; wife		Marietta O

Rev. J F McMahan &amp; Wife		Mattoon Ill

Rev. C C Perrin			Neoga, Ill.

Dallas E. Storm                 Neoga, Ill.

W C Conner			Col O

M.F. Brinkechoff		Mansfield, Ohio.

A J Click			Cardington O

Mr and Mrs JS Fena		Cleveland O.

Dr and Mrs W. M. Hast		Marietta O

M C Westfall			Columbus, Ohio

Floyd Kelly			McNeil Ark.

Robert Henderson		Magnolia Ark.

J.D. Plumly			McNeil Ark

GK Garrett			"      "

D.E. Williams			"      "

A J. Sline			Magnolia

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                    <text>[page 12]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 20 on left and 21 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

L. Garrett			Kent O.

S E Domry			Chicago Ills

G H Heisler			Manlira O

Mrs G H Heisler			   "    "

F.H. Rudgers			   "    "

Mrs L F Rudgers			Warren, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs L.P. Ufson &amp; sons	Conneaut O.

D.P. Little			Marion, Ohio

O M Nurrison &amp; Wife		Cleveland, Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

J.H. Andrew			Delaware O.

L.F. Rose			Newton Iowa

Howard Price			Kenton O

Geo Smith			Newark O.

S E Donnelly			Chicago Ills

M Corcoran			Lawrenceburg, Tenn

O.H. Young			Kent O

Mrs. O.H. Young			 "   "

Mrs. L. Garrett			 "   "

C.E. Hogue			Cleveland O.

RLR Dunkin			Maquoketa Iowa

J.C. Kennedy			Columbus Ohio         11/4

A Nayho			        Cleveland O

W Heini				Cleveland O

H Nott &amp; Wife &amp; Baby		Youngstown O




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

F.H. Blodgett			Newark. O.

James Bakeis			Newark O

WI. Murphy			Canton, O,

R.S. Maad			New Carlisle

WC Conner			Col O

A L Click			Cardington O

A.S. Wilkins			Sirra O.

E.L. Tuttle			Springfield Ohio

R.C. Morgan			Cadiz, O

A Drake				Bedford O

C.M. Chalfant			Glenford O.

J.L. Loofer &amp; Wife		Syrucuse, N.Y.

James Baker			Newark Ohio

John Plant, wife		Ashland Ohio

Ruth W. Prentice		New York City

L.G Baldwin			Brooklyn N.Y.

A.J. White			Columbus O.

H.D. Cramer			Mt. Liberty O.

John McCabe		        Hanver O

John McCabe			  "    "

A.J. White			Columbus O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

G H Chapman			Elyria O

O W Coast &amp; wife		Monticello, Ky

Geo F. Makinson &amp; wife		Canton Ohio

Grave Lawson			Akron O

J P Miles			   "   "

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                    <text>[page 13]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 22 on left and 23 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE
		
John F Sullivan			Titus. Ala

Mrs. F.J. Tyler			Perry Ohio

C James				Col. O.

H J Bauer			Col. O.

H L Miller			Col Ohio

V. Strong			Col. O.

Mr &amp; Mrs D S Root		Medina NY

Arnold Root			   "   "

Thos F Puttell			Cleveland, O.

John J Peck			   "       "

Mr &amp; Mrs JD Boden		Akron O.

Thos Burke			Salawood O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

J.J. Brady			Cleveland O

Wm Day				   "      "

W H. Frye &amp; family		Akron O.

C.E. Akerman			Cecil, O.

I C Cape			Lisbon, Ohio

W.T Whittier			Mansfield O

A.J. White			Columbus O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

J. E. Wagner			Circleville, O.

C F Higley &amp; Wife		Portsmouth O.

G. W Richie			Coshocton O

A E Wilson			Springfield O

F. A. Bennett			Springfield Ohio

J H Dickason			Pittsburgh Pa.	



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss. 

NAME                            RESIDENCE

JW Sellwood			Flint Mich

A.J. White			Col O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware. O.

WC Conner			Col O

F H Blodgett			Newark. O.

W N Mahoffey			Washington D.C.

A. J. White			Columbus, O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

B.F. Pruett &amp; Wife		Point Pleasant, W.Va.

H.E. Farrell			Indpls. Ind

E Mayer				Dayton Ohio

E Mayer				Dayton Ohio

G L Patterson			Donnelsville

J.E. Weimer			Donnelsville O.

C.B. Kaley			Effingham Ill.

HB Hedger			   "      "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Mr C N Grooms &amp; Wife		Akron O.

Fred M Morris &amp; wife &amp; children	Indianapolis, Ind.

C.E. Hogue &amp; Wife		Cleveland, O.

J. Bloom			Cincinnati O

A. White			Columbus O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

RG Hooper			Cincinnati O

AW. Soonis			Cleveland

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

AS Click			Cardington O

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                    <text>[page 14]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 24 on left and 25 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

A J White			Columbus O

WC Conner			Col O

P.W. Johnson			Buffalo N.Y.

G. Gorgas			Wheeling W.Va

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware. O.

R Johnston			Columbus O.

Chas A. Brown			Middletown O

R.L. Winegarner			Col. O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

B. F Pruett &amp; Wife		Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.

A J White			Columbus O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

A M Wheeler			Col. O

A J White			Columbus, O.

Myron Tells			Cincin O.

R.O.McMillen			Van Wert O.

Earl Oglesbee			Springfield. O

[illegible]Pettigrew		Springfield. O

R G Turney			Cols Ohio

A.J. Paulus			West Salem O

A J White			Columbus O

J Merle Howey			West Salem O.

Phil Golch			Cleveland O.

A Miller			Cinci Ohio

Gertrude E. Todd		Westin, Ohio

W D Sutter			Mansfield Ohio

WC Conner			Col O



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

AR Sureland			Columbus Ohi0

Dan Stoller			Latty Ohio

Jesse Stoller			  "   "

Jacob Stoller			  "   "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

J.C. Lynch			Springfield Ohio

A J Miller			Columbus O

Mr &amp; Mrs E E Kline		Akron O

A J. White			Columbus O

A.L. Nelson			Rock Island Ill

S.A. Bartlett			 "    "     "

Otto Gilger			Zanesville Ohio

Raymond Landes			   "       "

A Lehne				Columbus, O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware. O.

A J White			Columbus O

DM Yines			Newark O

C Thomas			Df O

Mr &amp; Mrs. R.L. Novick		Mt Vernon O.

C.F. Johnson			Frankfort O

P.W. Tompkins and Wife		Cleveland O

D H Jones &amp; Wife		Wooster O

R L Lacy &amp; Wife			Clarksburg WVa

Mr and Mrs. Wm. Reese		Cleveland O

A.L. Click                      Cardington O

Mr &amp; Mrs Peter Freng		Indianapolis Ind

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                    <text>[page 15]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 26 on left and 27 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

A. J. White			Col O

W C Conner			Col O

J C Herbert			Pgh PA

M S Mautor &amp; Wife		Hopedale O

C A Young			Cuyahoga O.

A J. White			Columbus, O.

E.L. Gertier			Mourystown O

E A Jolly Wife			Canton O

R G. Laube			Springfield O.

H R Gabb			Shelby O

D D Gabb			Shelby O

A S Lipsey			Findlay

A J White			Columbus O.

S F Powell			Cincinnati O

D Pidgeon			Cincinnati O

L. L. Clymer			Bluffton O

C.B. Clymer			Bluffton O.

C.H. White			Bluffton O.

Joe Webster			Sunbury, O.

Freud Ault and Family		Alliance Ohio

C L Johnson			Erie Pa

F. Feltmeyer			 "    "

Zella Foster			Columbus O

G E Meck			Kokomo, Ind

Robert Hogan			Columbus Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

          
                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE


AD Ferrell			New Castle Pa

C.N. Ferrell			   "    "

J.A. Mann &amp; Wife		St Louis, Mo

A.J. White			Columbus, O.

W Pennington &amp; wife		Florence Ala

T J Ballard			    "     "

E.S. Merrshall			Columbus

M.F. Devine			Columbus

Mrs Adaline
Hopkins				Johnstown O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mrs T.J. Williams		Delaware Ohio

H W Rogers			Whelling WVa

[illegible] &amp; Wife		Cincinnati, O.

H.B. Rowe			Sunbury O.

F.Sherbourne			Delaware O

A. White			Columbus O

C F Brown			Middletown, O.

R.R. Van Hore		        Columbus O

F Hoganbauer			  "    "

J S Pippitt			Ashland, O.

W C Conner			Col O

J. Hallehurst			Ohio Bell Tre. O

J.M McElhaney			Sandusky O.

F Sherbourne			Delaware, O.

[illegible] &amp; Wife		Butler Pa

F.H. Neyman			Dayton Ohio


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                    <text>[page 16]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 28 on left and 29 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

A.J White			Columbus O

O [illegible] &amp; Wife		Peoria O.

A J White			Columbus O.

Charles Lepage			Cambridge Ohio

Jacob Beaty			Sandyville, W Va.

G W Gurney			Gates Mills, Ohio

Mrs. G W Gurney                 Gates Mills, Ohio

Leon T Gurney			Gates Mill, Ohio

Sheron S. Gurney		Gates Mills, Ohio

Mr E Herman			Buffalo NY

Mr J Bensch			Buffalo 

F E Burton			Fredricktown O

T. O. Mason			Ravenna O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Edward Kask and wife		Akron, O.

A. J. White			Columbus O

W H Wyland			Sidney Ohio

J D Marshall &amp; wife		Murphysboro Ill

R.V. Buel			Canton O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

A.J. White			Col O

S K Westmore &amp; wife		[illegible] N.Y.

D. J Fernandz			Boston Mass

Alfred Metzger			Wapakonta O.

Gail Lucy			Crestline O

Jack Mangin			Rochester, N.Y.

Ann   "			 	  "    "

Kay   "				  "    "


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mrs. K. P. Mangin		Rochester, N.Y

Mary Mangin			   "      "

R W Morry			Paulding O.

A. J. White			Columbus O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr. &amp; Mrs. F. J. Raymond	Ashland, Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

H. W. Peck			Washington D.C.

Miss Emma Peck			    "     "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, Oh

A.J. White			Col O

H.J. Shear			Jackson O

Clifford Massholder		Alliance O

L.A. Kunzman			Cleveland O

H L Lee Tipton			[illegible] Ind

C Roberts     		         "     "

Ray Cob  		        Indianapolis In

H.A. Disbennett			Columbus Ohio

John Wainwright			Cincinnati Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

CE Whitehead &amp; wife		Newark O

D.E. McConnell			Columbus O

A.J. White			Col. O.

Mr. &amp; Mrs S E Houras		Miami Fla

J W Thompson			Ashville Ohio

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                    <text>[page 17]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 30 on left and 31 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mrs Susan Flager		Cisne Ill.

P W Grumman &amp; Wife		Columbus Ohio

John W. Wainewright		Cleveland Ohio

Pearl E Taylor			G. R. Mich.

B V Roliea			Akron O

A White				Columbus O

E Mayer				Dayton O

Hoolus Bonner			Phil Campbell Ala

Lonnie Fowler                    - - - -

Grady Barber			Phil Campbell Ala

John C Jackson			Phil Campbell Ala

T J Obrien			Cira O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O

B G Elufus Seedhouse		Rocky River O

C H Neb Engelfried		   "       "

J Johnson			   "       "

Gwendolyn Sears		   "       "

Mr Johnson			Rocky River O

A J Musser			Col O

Alice Musser			  "     "

Mary Alice			  "     "

Karl Reimertz &amp; wife		Sistersville W Va

R.C Modeme			Cleveland O

J. McKnight			Pittsburgh Pa

Mr. &amp; Mrs J White		Cleveland O

W D Hall &amp; wife			Newark O

R R Copeland			Columbus, O.



                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

A.W. Gardner			Harper Dans

R Jones				Massillion O

Mr and Mrs J. W. Naftzger	Dayton Ohio

J C Barues &amp; wife		Cinti O

A J White			Col. O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Loren M. Gant &amp; wife		Alliance Ohio

Mrs J F Bryant			  "      "

J D Clark &amp; Wife		Indianapolis

C B Ripley &amp; wife &amp; daughter	Hartford Ct

G. S. Ripley &amp; wife	        Hartford 	   

W C Conner			Co O

SE Johnson			Medina O

Mr T C Upson			Ashtabula O.

Mr &amp; Mrs L P Upson &amp; sons	Ashtabula O.

C H Knowlton			Cols O

Ed Armstrong			Chicago

Mr and Mrs John Lee Brick	St Louis Mo.

A J White			Cols O

Mourer Warner			Cleveland. O

H. E. Brewer			Wickliffe O.

Chas. A. Derning		Wickliffe O

Ray V. Lamb &amp; wife		Shawnertown Ill.

H L Hoffman			Paulding O

Mr Bishoff			   "      "

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Floyd S Barlon			Wooster O
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                    <text>[page 18]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 32 on left and 33 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

U. Harris			Cleveland O

R. J. Woff			Cleveland O.

J W Weiler			Chicago Ill

Mrs N. and E. Weiler		   "     "

Earl Jones			Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs O C Purson &amp; family	316 Pawer St Akron Ohio

F. C. Burgess			Ashland Ohio

F D Burgess Sr 			St. Albans  ME

Jason Burgess

A White				Col O.

C A Drake &amp; Wife		Cleveland O.

J L Reaney			Sharon, Pa

W C Howell			Buffalo N.Y.

Frank Howell			     "      "

J. E. Clarke &amp; Wife		Columbus Ohio

Jas Manley			Miami Fla

B H Street			Clyde Ohio

Harry F. Truxall		Delaware Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs M J Garner		Cleveland O

Dan Mc [illegible]		San Diego, Calif

T.L. Andrews &amp; wife		Lawrenceville In

Miss Lucia Andrews		      "

J C Mather			Indianapolis Ind

A White				Col O.

Rev and Mrs W J Small 		Falconar N.Y.

Mr W M Brelsforde 		b 40 NO2O City Col.


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

H.C. Jones			Zanesville, O

J.A. Saplan			  "        "

J B Anderson &amp; Wife		Akron O

G. H. Frish			Wenatchee, Wash.

D. D. Frish			Turner, Maine

A. J. White			Col. O.

A. F. Sanders &amp; Wife		Fleming Ky.

Leona Winebarger		   "        "

Geo W Reed			Columbus

James Goad			West Alexandria O

Mr D H Jenkins			Cleveland

Bowen Jenkins			Cleveland

Herbert Clough			Springfield Mass

W. Senby			Columbus O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs C. D. Riggle		Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs L. P. Sherrick		Canton O

Karl Schumacker			   "    "

George P. Bodzer &amp; wife		Anglum M

Lulne Gussey Morgrof		St Louis Mo

A. J. White			Col O.

Mr &amp; Mrs. L. J Rigle		Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs J. G. Aaron		Logan W Va

Louis Aaron			   "     "

Geo W. Reed			Columbus

Mike Sparrow			Cleveland

Esther Bryant			Cleveland
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                    <text>[page 19]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 34 on left and 35 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

J E Wagner			Circleville O

Mrs J E. McClure		Akron O

J. E. McClure			  "    "

Mr Mrs P.C. Bacon		Warren O

W C Conner			Columbus Ohio

R W Schafstall			New Washington O.

J. E. Tincher			Indpls Ind.

Mr &amp; Mrs OS Thundere		Inapls Ind

A. J. White			Columbus O.

Phil Young			Reynoldsburg O

Montgomery &amp; wife &amp; daughter	K C Mo

M.M. Lake			Indianapolis

Mrs. Byson Reufrew		Bowling Green 

Mr &amp; Mrs Chas P Tucker	        Cave City Ky

Robert Reufrew			Bowling Green Ky

Chas Reufrew			Detroit

W. L Davis			Dayton, O

Mrs Faye Parker			Sunbury O

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm Huhn &amp; Family	Cleveland O.

Jim Jones &amp; Wife		East St Louis Ills

Frank Jones			East St Louis Ills.

Arthur a. Grote			Chicago Ill.

Eder Epstein			Old Hickory Tenn.

John A. Ford			Cleveland O.

Branson DeMotte			Tangier Indiana

Mr &amp; Mrs W E Williams		Indianapolis Ind.



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

C M Wagner			Eaton Ohio

J B Patterson			Kunsace Korea

Mrs     "			 "       "

James  "			 "       "

Katherine   "			 "       "

Mary    "			 "       "

Ruth    "			 "       "

Miss Margret De Cloud		Kansas City Ma

Rex De Cloud			   "

Phil Contrato			   "

B R Strauss		           "

Mr &amp;  Mrs Fred Spaeth		Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs. Chas Schlenk		   "	"

Miss Marg. Sawyer		   "	"

F L Seacrist			Erie Parma

E. D. Clouge			  "       "

W J Smith &amp; Wife		Cleveland Ohio

M A Barker			Cleveland

Martin Knoles			Covington Ky.

Martin Hill			  "        "

Mr. and Mrs A. Weaver 		Minona Ohio

Mrs Minnie Hadley		Lisbon Ohio

Dewayne Nicholson		Lisbon O.

Mr &amp; Mrs Paul A Crim		Pittsburgh &amp; Children       Pd

WM Abraham			Canton O

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                    <text>[page 20]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 36 on left and 37 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				    RESIDENCE

Mr. &amp; Mrs C B Clifford &amp; Daughter  Price Hill Cincinnati Ohio.

Mr &amp; Mrs J Fitschen		   Cincinnati O.

Peters Bros.			   Belleville Ill.

A J White			   Col. O.

Mr &amp; Mrs H Buyman		   Columbus, Ohio.

Mr &amp; Mrs V.E. Burns		   Cincinnati O.

Mr &amp; Mrs E V. Leyner		   Chicago

Dorothy Ann Nowell		   Columbia Mo

Louise Nowell			    "	"

Margaret Nowell			    "	"

Mrs. W. B. Nowell Sr		    "	"

Mrs. Ben Nowell			    "	"

L R Garrison			  Dayton O

C. W. Piffir			    "

G. W. Hughs			  Dayton O

W C Conner			  Col O

W S Feagle			  Broadway O

Festus Sherbourne		  Delaware O.

Mr and Mrs F.E. Thiel	          Cleveland O.

W F Seburn			  North Madison Ind.

A. J. White			  Col O

Mrs R E Jordan			  Nevada Mo

Mrs Ruddy &amp; children 		  K.C Mo

Jas Jones 			  E. St Louis Ill

Frank Jones			  E. St Louis Ill

Wm T. Williams			  Columbus Ohio


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				    RESIDENCE


D E Boster			Wellson Ohio

H. F. Gilliland			Findlay, Ohio

C F Brown			Corry, Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs J E Taylor		Toledo Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Arthur Koch &amp; Family   Minerva O
				
A. J. White			Col. O.

A E Noble &amp; Wife		Dundas O

Mary E Stump			Mattoon Ill

G. F. Stump			  "   "

E.L. Tuttle			Springfield, O

R B Way &amp; wife			Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mrs M. L Berry		    "

Mr &amp; Mrs Albert L. Schmidt	St. Louis Mo.
	&amp; children

M. Morgenstern			Cleveland, O

M Bloom				      "

Mr &amp; Mrs Hugh Rogers		Louisville Ky.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr and Mrs E H Hipple		Chautauqua

Herman Van de Voorde		      "

J.H. Smith			      "

S E Johnson			Medina O

Betty Booth			Chicago

Paul Clark			      "

Edward Tomlinson		Atlanta

Hugo Brandt			Chicago
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                    <text>[page 21]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 38 on left and 39 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

				
NAME				RESIDENCE

Tyler Barclay			New York

Cathleen Wallace		 "     "

Theodore SaintJohn		 "     "

Geoffrey Harwood

E R Root			Medina O

Robert Burlen			N.Y.C.

Jas S Yates			Bridgeville Pa

Emma Yates			  "       "

Ada Ward			London Eng

Joyce Ward			London Eng

I. Greenfield			Chicago Ill

M. Greenfield			Chicago Ill

C.H. Ellis and wife		Cincinnati, O.

RJ Johnston and wife		Covington Ky.

Aesa Brooks		         "         "

Al Baker			New York City

Jefferson Williams		Linworth O.

Opal Williams			Linworth O.

Mr. &amp; Mrs O E Woodruff &amp; son	Buffalo, N.Y
.
Y.K. Esselburn			Wooster, O

E J Fenchter			Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mary Fenchter	        _________
	
Mrs Mary Able			_________

LA Cornsen			Lima, O.

A J. White			Col. O.

EE Stewart			Millersburg Ohio

M E Golden			Cleveland O

                                

                                HOTEL REGISTER.


Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

J Stanley Jr			Charleston WVa

M E Ernst		        "           "

Lue Eaton and wife		Chesapeake O

H.D. Harris			Marysville   "

H L Brown			Bedford, O.

C D Powell			Cleveland, Ohio

Mr. &amp; Mrs. R.W. McAllister	Indpls, Ind

Mrs. W. Colwell			Erie, Pa

A.J. Miller &amp; wife		Charleston, W.Va.

A.J. White			Col O

Harry James			Seville

CA. Benedict			Marion Ohio

R M Wheeler			Mantua O

Mrs R M Wheeler			 "      "

J Howard Wheeler		 "      "

David O Crofis			 "      "

M O Karth and wife		Akron O.

Robert Ackerman			Marysville O

Silas Huffman &amp; wife		Youngstown O

Clifford Huffman		"            "

Mr &amp; Mrs. W J Esson		Cleveland Ohio.

Mr &amp; Mrs J Armstrong		"      "      "

Elt Beckwitt			Dayton O.

J Reed				Mantua O R D 31

L.H. Winchell			Mantua O R D 31

Wm Kline			Ravenna O

Lou Kline			Ravenna O


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                    <text>[page 22]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 40 on left and 41 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

H D Harris			Marysville O

A.J. White			Columbus O

D H Baumgartr			Galion Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs F.D. Mitchell		Bedford O

B P Lewis &amp; Family		Rolla, Mo.

John Kelley			Akron -

T. H Kelley			Richmond Ind

A.J. White			Col. O.

Mr &amp; Mrs NF Haberer		Cinti O

Mrs Miss Morford		"    "

A.J. White			Col. O.

H.A. Strong			Youngstown O

P. Ne Caster			"            "

SC Eberts			Columbus O

Dr. D.B. Knox			Georgetown Ky

Dr F.F.  Bryan Jr.		"           "

W C Conner			Col O

H Fowen &amp; wife			Chicago, Ill

W R Hart &amp; wife			Rupert W Va

Mrs. J.O. McClung		Rupert W Va

Mary Graham			Rainelle W. Va

Mr &amp; Mrs DG Fawell		Wells River Vt.

J.E. Williams			Denver Colo.

A.J. White			Col. O.

	Sept 14 - 19 
E.H. Vance			Mt Vernon O.

Lonnie Miller			Looneyville W.Va


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

Bruce McGlothlin		Looneyville WVa

Bert McGlothlin			Looneyville W.Va

Mr. Jerry Nichols		Cowan Tenn

Conny Nichols			Cowan Tenn

J.B. Hostetler			Smithville O

Mr &amp; Mrs F H Pratt		Kingsport Tenn

Wilie Mae Cochrer		"           "

C H Welch			Grove City Pa

Mrs. E. Stewart &amp; neice		East Liverpool Ohio

J.B. Hostetler			Smithville O.

E.E. Stewart			Millersburg, O

A.J. White			Col O

Mrs M.E. Judd			Bedford O

Miss Frances Judd		Bedford O

Mrs &amp; Mr Clark			Los Angles Cal

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Wm Childress and wife		Akron O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs W.G. Flangher		Akron O

W.R. Hunt			Rupert W Va

Mrs. J Rodney Graham		Rainelle W Va

Carl Koch &amp; Wife		Cleveland Ohio

F Anderson &amp; Wife		Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs W.N. Bowman		Covington Ky

"    "       "			"          "

L.A. Malecki		Central Falls R.I.

A. [illegible]		        "             "

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                    <text>[page 23]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 42 on left and 43 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Sobczyk M.			Central Falls R.I.

E.H. Vance			Mt Vernon O

Florence Kathryn Brooks, R.N.	Columbus, O

R E Warner			Lafayette Ind

J B Morrissey			London Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Mel Stringer		Phila Pa

E.E. Stewart			Millersburg, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs F R Arnold		Akron Ohio

J Fisher			Lebanon Ohio

Lloyd Darghty			Lebanon Ohio

N E Dozer			Cleveland O

B E Garword			     "

PL Day				Mt Vernon, O

Paul Forsythe			"          "

C.H. Darsons			Akron O

Mrs C.H. Darsons		 "     O

Mrs [illegible] &amp; children	 "     O

Roy Bents			Cleveland, Ohio

George Stevens			Akron Ohio

Tim Bowlds and wife		Maceo Ky

H.K. Weatherhalt		Maceo Ky

JW.E. Sullivan &amp; wife		Leslie Mich.

WC Conner			Col O

Peter Shumar			Swanton O

P.L. Haby			Swanton O

W.F. Swift			Zanesville, O

E T   "				  "      "



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Harry Rich			Dayton O.

C Eyrice			Brookville O

Clarence Bell			Akron O

Harry F Truseall		Delaware O.

T.M. Robertson			Smithland, Ky.

O B West			West Liberty O

Mrs &amp; Mr Sam Deprato		Dayton O

WF Cramer			Cincinnati

J.C. Hauer			Cincinnati, O

Ot &amp; McFarland &amp; wife		Oak Park Ill

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Edw Hunele			Cleveland O

Edward Slates &amp; wife &amp; daughter	Cleveland

A. O. Johnson			Medina Ohio

L.D. Meyer			Cleveland, O

Mr &amp; Mrs C Grooms		Madison Ind

Mr. Fred Hicks			Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Mr. George Still		Poughkeepsie, NY

Mrs Margaret Still		Poughkeepsie, NY

Mrs Edna Botsford		Poughkeepsie, NY

Ed Burn				Indianapolis Ind

W B   "				      "

Mr &amp; Mrs Phil Stevens		Cleveland, O.

Chile &amp; wife			Akron, Ohio

U.H. Parker &amp;			   "         "

Mr &amp; Mrs C C Long		Cinti Ohio

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                    <text>[page 24]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 44 on left and 45 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


	                        HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.  


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs. E. Brentlinger	Akron Ohio

Mr. &amp; Mrs. F.B. Steffy		Akron Ohio

H C Thomas &amp; wife		Canton O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

M H Binkley			Akron Ohio

Edgan Le Jolley			Marion Ohio

H J Burgert			Cleveland O

Chas J Jennings &amp; wife		Col. O

Howard Hall			Buffalo NY

W C Conner			Col O

A J. House &amp; wife		Mantua, Ohio

Geo Drake &amp; wife	        "          "

S K Scott			Dayton O

Mrs Annie Voye			Masury Ohio

Howard Voye			     "

Mr &amp; Mrs LA Blackwell		Erie pa

Mrs B.L. Ferguson		  "    "

HW Fredrick			Cleveland O

Mrs Mr Fredrick			"      "    "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O

R M Wheeler			Mantua Ohio

R.G. Mayheer			 "         "

Frank Stephenson		Mansfield, Ohio

G C Malcolm			Marion Ohio

Mrs L.O. Vogt			Salem Ill

Miss L.O. Vogt			   "      "

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

Elmer Murphy			Painesville O

A Stephens			Cleveland O

F. D. Spencer Family		Corning N Y

EB Code - fam			Cleveland

E E Stewart			Millersburg O.

Mr &amp; Mrs. H B Fuller		Cleveland

Mr &amp; Mrs T.T. Bair		     "

Alonzo Drake			Bedford

R.C. Morgan			Cadiz, O

Clarence Brown			Macedonia O

Guy A Jenkins			Macedonia, Ohio

R M Pugh			Akron Ohio

G.N. Hackett			"       "

Leo Jassak			Cleveland

Thos. Convoy			Cleveland

A D New				Canton Ohio

H.W Coombs			 "       "

Lyda J Woodward			Sandusky O

Mildred Shingedecker		Elyria O

Mr &amp; Mrs K E Smith		Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mrs Hutchinson		    DO

E H Faraway			Cleveland O

Mr M Faraway			 "      "

Mr C S Herrick			 "      "

John Murray			  Col O.

Harold Wolfe			  Col O.

Geo [illegible]			  "   "
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                    <text>[page 25]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 46 on left and 47 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

RT Madison &amp; wife		Butler Penna
 
EJ Fenchter Mother &amp; sister	Cleve Ohio

Mrs Franz			Cleveland Ohio

HA Mueller			Cleveland Ohio

H.M. Thowen			"            "

M.M. McKim &amp; wife		"            "

Mr and Mrs P.C. Bush		Warren Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs E McClish		Ft Wayne Ind

W C Conner			Col O

Ben Cunningham			Akron O

A.J. White			Col O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Val Young 			Reynoldsburg O

A J Click			Byesville O

S H Darling			Dewittville NY

Carl A Darling			Stockton NY

Mrs T. J. Williams		Delaware O.

Mr &amp; Mrs L A Thompson		Akron Ohio

R.E. Applequist			Pitts Pa

John Williams			Youngstown Ohio

Joseph Timler			      "	    "

A.J. White			Col O.

William Williamson		Col O.

E E Stewart			Millersburg O

F L T. Trosp &amp; wife		Burton O

D S Benfield			Cleveland Ohio

Mr Clinton Benfield		Cleveland Ohio


                                
                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs F H Brown		Akron, O

Mr &amp; Mrs D. S McConachie	Akron, O

A. J. White			Col. O.

J. L. Hill			Akron Ohio

A.J. White			Col. O.

Donivan McCombs			Mt. Gilead Ohio

J.C. Mullen			Syracuse, N.Y.

J C Spitznogle			Follansbee WVa

H.C. Hoy			Waynesburg Pa

F W Strosnider 			Spraggs Pa

A J White			Col. O.

Mr and Mrs Ray Crockett		Akron O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

WC Conner			Col O

Wm Gerrner			Cleveland O

E A Miller			Sherwood O

Stanly Larimore		        Centerburg O

C. M Chalfant			Glenford O

A. J. White			Columbus O

Stanly Larimore			Centerburg O

A. J. White			Columbus O

V W Carues			Bangor, Maine

Stanly Larimore			Centerburg O

Cerra Alvy			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs J.C. Smith		Cambridge O

V I Troie			Lakewood O

R P Sturey &amp; wife		Lima Ohio
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                    <text>[page 26]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 48 on left and 49 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

J. C. Kennedy			Columbus O

A. J. White			Columbus O

S. L. Larimore			Centerburg O

A.J. White			Col O

A. M. Comklin			Lima O

L.N. MacDougall &amp; Family	Detroit Mich.

A.L. Kraner			Col. O.

H.G Rutherford			Col. O.

Virton Andrews			Springfield, O.

Ester cart			Bedford O

S.L. Larimore			Centerburg O

Miss Marion Shelly		Newport Ky

C. Blockmen 			Canton Ohio D.C.

Mrs.    "			"           "        

Webster Swallen			Canton Ohio D.C.

Mrs Swallen			"          "     
   
A.J. White			Col O.

S L Larimore			Centerburg O

[illegible] Dokker &amp; wife        Col O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

S L Larimore			Centerburg O

James Van Loon			Belmont O

Mrs Smith			Warren O

A J White			Col. O

Geo. Secrest			Urbana O

S. L Lorimore			Centerburg O
                              


                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME                            RESIDENCE

J D Moore			Salineville O

Donald Burgett			 "          "

Stanly Larimore			Centerburg O.

W. C. Conner			Columbus O.

A. J. White			Columbus O.

S. L. Larimore			Centerburg O.

Edward Aleoto			Cleveland O

[illegible] &amp; wife	        Gallipolis Ohio

Wm Snyder			Col O

S L Larimore			Centerburg O

Robert McClein and wife		Akron Ohio

M. R. Hadley			Columbia Ky

P.D. Collins			Portsmouth Ohio

A. J. White			Col. O.

S L. Larimore			Centerburg O

M. E. Fawcett			Wilmington, O.

J.C. Scott 			Bremen O.

J E Calhoun			Athens Tenn

Mrs J Callero			Athens Tenn

S. L. Larimore			Centerburg O

Gabe				Cleveland Ohio

Ed Lee &amp; wife			"           "

Thos J Killeen			Dayton Ohio

J Bohan				Dayton Ohio

Ernest Kirby			Cleveland O

Harold F Feudner		Cleveland O.

Elmer E Reno			Fulton NY
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                    <text>[page 27]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 50 on left and 51 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

A J White			Col O

S. L Larimore			Centerburg O.

J G Lindsey			Col O.

R M Lindsay			Canton O

J. C. Murey			Cambridge O.

T Kilby				Mimia Fa

A. J. White			Col O

S. L. Larimore			Centerburg O

W C Conner			Col O

J R Johnson			St Louis Mo

A. L. Click			Byesville Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs E F Sprague	        Denver Colo

Sam Zarider			Cleveland Ohio

A J White			Col. Ohio

S. L. Larimore			Centerburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs E Graff		Paducah Ky

W. A. Edwards			Silver Creek, N.Y.

J. L. Runser			Ada O

Elizabeth J. Hopkins		Youngstown O

Sally Hopkins			"       "

Blodwyn M. Williams		"       "

Mary Saltis			"       "

David Bruce			"	"

Edward Bruce			"	"

Mr Mrs John Williamson		Buffalo N Y

Mr and Mrs Eryelhart Coyle	Cleveland O

S. O. Harvey			Springfield O.


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

J. H. Dye			Cunningham Ky

"   " wife			"          "

"   " daughter			"	   "

C. Oral Dye			Sheridan Mo.

Cecil Huff			    "	"

Loren Caldwell			    "	"

Elvin Coy			    "	"

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs L. M. Saley		Cambridge O

A. J. White 			Col. O.

S L Larimore			Centerburg O

Ays Yung			Buffalo N Y

M S Stines			York City

Garnette LaRue			Connersville, Ind.

S S Cooke &amp; Son			Bloomsburg Pa

R D Brown and wife		Youngstown Ohio

Harry Smith			Galion O

A J White			Col O.

R F Ryand			Dayton Fla

Joy P Zonde			Kycky

Sidney Deipon			Gillespie Ill.

Clyde Forsyth			Gillespie Ill

L L Smith			Galion O.

Melvin Sharrock			Galion O.

A. J. White			Cols O.

S L. Larimore			Centerburg O

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                    <text>[page 28]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 52 on left and 53 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Jas S Spear &amp; wife		Cleveland O

A.C. Spear &amp; wife		"            "

H L Cox &amp; fam			Oakland Calif

W C Conner			Col O

S. C. Weaver			Parkersburg, W Va

Cecile Nells			     "	     "

Garnette LaRue			Connersville, Ind
.
S.L. Larimore			Centerburg Ohio

G. C. Crowl &amp; wife		Canton Ohio

A. J. White			Col O.

John M Crunn			Andover O

A. J. White			Col O

J E Huffman			Zanesville O

J S  Pippitt			Ashland O

Elsie Cain			Portsmouth O

John F Milburn			Willard, O

John Trigg			Bangs, O.

O.H. Nelson			Southington Ohio

Wm S Gautsch			Pgh Pa

G B Ayers			Mantua O.

Joseph Cole			[illegible]		
	
R C Browning			E. Canton O

Mrs RC Browning			     "

Carmen Browning			     "

A. J. White			Col. O.

A. J. White			   "

W M Yoder			Millerburg O




                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs Chas C Richmond &amp; Son	Miami Fla

Jas Mooney			Ashland O.

D.P. Elliott			Elyria O

WM Amelt			Marion Ohio

G.L. Brammer			Marion Ohio

Chas Geib			Canton O

Blaine C Swier			Canton Ohio

A.J. White			Col O.

Ohmer Anderson			Dayton Ohio

Mrs Anderson			   "	"

J W. Van Kirk			Youngstown, O.

R. E. Benedict			Cleveland O.

C P Haskins			Chagrin Falls O

A C Bennett			Aurora O

Mike Walko			Centerburg O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

A. J. White			Col O

Ben Devon &amp; wife		Greenville O

E.L. Coulten			Massillon O

M L Frazier			Lima O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

W C Conner			Col O

R.D. Gove &amp; Family		Cleveland O

E.L. Gove			     "

James Baker			Lorain O

Mr &amp; Mrs Earl Creeklaw  	Portsmouth O

A. J. White			Col O
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                    <text>[page 29]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 54 on left and 55 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr Mrs Nola Seevers		Covington Kentucky

Mrs E F Mac Millan		Cleveland Ohio

E B Criswell			Dayton Ohio

Gail Leicy			Crestline Ohio

Mr F M Ruh &amp; wife		Dayton O

Mr Chas Keonig &amp; wife		Dayton O

Mr S Hatfield &amp; wife		Dayton O

Mr H Binger			Dayton O

Mr &amp; Mrs Chas E Hineley		Muncie Ind

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

A. White			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs L Schoenfeld		Rockport, Ind.

Mr &amp; Mrs Laird Schoenfeld	     "	   "

Mrs. Pet Enlow			Rockport Ind.

Floyd Thurman			Akron, Ohio

Mrs H H Mehrkens 		Valley Cottage N Y

Mrs. L.O. Vogt			Salem Ill

Miss L O Vogt			"       "

Homer Ambrosier			Galion O.

J. C. Hennon			Beaver Falls, Pa.

H.L. McFadden			"        "        

Mrs Landolt &amp; Son		Akron

Mr &amp; Mrs WH Moonly		Akron

Harry Hutton			Toledo O

A.C. Smith and Wife		St Louis Mo

Carroll Smith		        "         "

F.J. Gemernhardt and wife	Akron Ohio



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

A J White			Col O.

J Waldron			Youngstown O

K O'Hero			     "     O

N. Uffelman			Youngstown O

H Rogers			     "     O

J.C. Hennon			Beaver Falls Pa

H. L. McFadden			    "    "

Mr and Mrs Geo Noxel		Warren O

C. V. Mc Grew and wife		Cleveland O

Homer Ambrosier		        Galion O

Mr &amp; Mrs J M Derby		Huntington W Va

Mr &amp; Mrs H.S. Derby		Erie Pa

Mrs Pawdon &amp; Family		Wilbur Fla

W S Vaughn			Mempis Ten

John Martin			   "

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Mr &amp; Mrs H W Heath		Ashtabula O

Mrs Mildred Ward		Jefferson O.

Mr. R.J. Heath			Jefferson O.

Elsie Cain			Portsmouth

W C Conner			Col O

E H Dorman &amp; wife		Miami Fla

JH Brenton			Hollywood, "

C. V. McGrew and wife		Canton O

E G Walsh &amp; wife		Canton

A J White			Col O.
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                    <text>[page 30]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 56 on left and 57 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Safe in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

H. J. Wanle			Balto Md

V R Kapp			"       "

R C Patten			Cleveland Ohio

D [illegible]			Cleveland

F J Shively			   "

R L Jackson			Cleveland

A.J. White			Col. O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

J M Bolling wife		Louisville Ky

C C Culbertson &amp; wife		Lakewood O

R R Andrus &amp; Family		Akron Ohio

J S Pippett			Ashland O

Chas Argast			Canton Ohio

Frank Trautman			Canton Ohio

C A Byon			Zanesville O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O.

Robert Metz &amp; wife		Cleveland

H M Thowes &amp; wife		Cleveland

Fred, Joyce &amp; Wm &amp;

Mrs E. S. Pillsbury		St Louis Mo

1 F T Peyton &amp; Mrs H Talbott	St Louis Mo

Mr &amp; Mrs E R Unhen		Canton O

Floyd S. Barlow			Wooster O

A M Turmail &amp; family		Hanover Ind

C A Byers			Zanesville O

W W Alderman			Lakeland Fla




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

J L Bowen			Huntington W.Va

Kyle S Hurt			 "          "

Mary Smith			Lakeland Fla

Esther Smith			     "	  "

Geo Smith			     "	  "

Edna B Dittmar			Lancaster Ohio

N L. Davis			Dayton, Ohio

E. E. Stewart			Millersburg, Ohio

L O Cox				Atlanta G.A

Mr. &amp; Mrs R.C. Waggener		Dayton O.

M C. Mead			Wash, D.C.

A Langlois			Columbus Ohio

Dean Prior			Columbus Ohio

James S. Allen &amp; wife		Indianapolis Ind.

H B Kaung &amp; wife		Indianapolis Ind

C E Rhoades &amp; wife		    "           "

C Jay Cyrus			Akron, Ohio

C E Winebar			Cardington

Robt Williaius   		Indep, Mo

Blanche Seller			Rosedale, Ind.

W C Conner			Col O

C. H. Aiken &amp; wife		Cleveland O

C A Byers			Zanesville O

G S Baker &amp; wife		Newton Mass.

Mr &amp; Mrs J McDonald		Buffalo NY.

Phil Hallen			Cleveland Ohio
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                    <text>[page 31]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 58 on left and 59 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr and Mrs Rw Thompson		Omaha, Neb

Mrs H.A. Currifer		Chicago, Ill

Miss Rose Hoffman		Chicago, Ill.

Mr &amp; Mrs A. Meyer		Hamilton O

Billy Meyer			Hamilton O

Mr &amp; Mrs E Chishon		Canton O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Mr H L. Gordon Barron		Inglewood Calif

Mr and Mrs Howard		Canton O

Donald Mansfield		  "       "

Mrs R G Leyin

Mr and Mrs Louis Heckman	New Harmony Ind

Mr and Mrs RM Derringer		Cleveland Ohio

CV McGrew	wife		Cleveland O

Mr and Mrs Rbt Derringer &amp; 	Clev Ohio
daughter

Maxine Pause			Columbus

Yvonne Potvin			     "

J.M. Matteson			     "

Miss C Gilbert			Painted Post NY

Dr. R. Martin			Washington DC

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O.

Miss E Mason			Chicago, Ill

Charles  Arganbright		Chicago, Ill

Mr &amp; Mrs Geo Kempton		Colon, Mich.

R M Sand			Wash D.C.

O M Karraker			Harrisburg Ill

James Karraker			     "	    "

Hugh Dorris			     "	    "

                                


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

Ellsworth Plumstead		Birmingham, Mich

J.C. Harger			Sewickley. Pa.

Floyd E. Aldridge &amp; wife	Bedford O.

G W Murray &amp; wife		Kent O

Mrs Margaret Kuban		Cincinnati Ohio

Miss Rose Kuban			     "	     "

Miss Esther Kuban		     "	     "

Miss Marie Kuban		     "	     "

Miss Alice Sullivan		     "	     "

S E Ameon Family 		St Louis Mo

Billie Haltom			Painesville O

Hurst Livery and		French Lick Ind

Fred Collins			Rockford Ill

C.E. York			Carbondale, Pa

Harry Taylor Jr &amp; wife		Niles Mich

Mr &amp; Mrs Merle Cook		St Petersburg Fla

C A Wiseman			Huntington W Va

Wm J Johnston			W Palm Beach

John Weise			"       " 
      
P.O. Moore			Ada Ohio

John Lee			 "       "

Martin Anapack		 "       "

Allen High			 "       "

Furley Herring			 "       "

C E Beck			Magnolia O

H H Beck			    "          

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                    <text>[page 32]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 60 on left and 61 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

				

NAME				RESIDENCE

D.Milton Hager, Jr		Ashland, Ky.

Mrs. V.Y. Eastman		Columbus Ohio

Miss Eileen Hemstead		Reynoldsburg Ohio

Allan High			816 S. Johnson St Ada Ohio

Ed Burn &amp; wife			[illegible]

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Holmes       Columbus, O

Mr &amp; Mrs C C Pruitt		Birdseye, Ind.

JR Sutton and Wife		Youngstown O.

J C Harger &amp; Family		Sewickley, Pa

W. A. Preet &amp; wife		Cleveland O

E. A. Palmer &amp; wife		West Baden, Ind

W C Conner			Col O

R.p. Erhardt			Springfield, Ohio.

Wm Van Vlissingen &amp; wife	Jackson Miss

Roscoe Hovatter			Dayton Ohio

A McGan &amp; wife			Norwood O

E. Poppi			Norwood O.

M. Gurvies &amp; Wife		Cleveland O

C A Rhinehart			Marietta Ohio

Anna Rhinehart			So. Bend Ind

E. F. Sabmo			Cleveland, Ohio

Mike Becci			Cleveland, Ohio

Mr Sherman &amp; wife		Springfield Ill

Mis Cecilia Greenbuy		 "           "

C.W. Hartle			Cleveland

S Gillen &amp; Wife			     "

                                

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

A. J. White			Col. O

T. B Murdock &amp; wife		Cleveland

Chas. G. Heydon			Detroit U.S.A.

E B Westlake			Marion O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

C F Leas			Darlington Ind

Mrs.  "				      "	     "

Audrey Wisehart			      "	     "

Penson H Larrick	              "	     "

C D Myer			Cleveland O

M L. Cook &amp; family		St Petersburg Fla

Edwin Cook			"	"        "

J.W. Cook			"	"        "

Mr &amp; Mrs H H Wallace		Dayton O

A. J. White			Col O

Joe L. Carter			Lakeview Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Roy Stewart		Akron Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs T K Vernon		San Bernadino Calif

Francis Vaccarella		Cleveland Ohio

J M Derby &amp; wife		Huntington W Va

Miss Grace Strickland		Orland. Fla

Mr &amp; Mrs F. Abele		Seymour Ind

Mrs Chas. Means			Shelbyville Ind

Miss Jeanette Abele		Seymour Indiana

Mr &amp; Mrs C.C. Eckhart		Indianapolis Indiana

Miss Glenna Forshey		Parkersburg W.Va

Miss Bessie Beckholt		Utica
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                    <text>[page 33]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 62 on left and 63 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Pearl Grewell			Utica. O

J M McCracken			Warren

Mrs J.M. McCracken		Warren

Miss Elsie Cain			Portsmouth O

Mr. &amp; Mrs. R T Johnston		Covington Ky.

Mrs &amp; Mrs Chas Logen		Springfield

Clinton B. Payne,		Johntown O

	"Palmer Graduate Chiropractor"

J T Porter &amp; wife		Bloomington Ind

M. E. Boving		        "	        "

Francis Porter		        "	        "

Kinker				Dorchester Eng

Najjar					"

Eddy					"

Rm Buard and wife		Monroe La

Rm Buard Jr			     "	"

W C Conner			Col O

Mrs A L Morrison Greeley	Col

Dr G.W. Worcester &amp; wife	Newburyport Mass

C.M. Worcester			     "        "

Dale Wippel			Pomeroy Ohio

Chester Will			Pomeroy Ohio

Floyd D. Hull			Dayton Ohio

Norman Howard			     " 
   
Mr &amp; Mrs J E Thomson		Indianapolis Ind

A. J. White			Col. O

Ray J Stanclift &amp; wife &amp; son	Ft Sam Houston Texas



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr, Mrs W. P. Reed.		Knoxville Tenn

Mr. D. Smith			      "	   "

Dr and Mrs W.M. Hart		Marietta, Ohio

John F Miller			Willard O

M. Goral			Cincinnati, O.

G. Moaba			Brookston Ind.

G Gass				New Augusta Ind

C Gass				  "	"       

J T Porter &amp; wife		Bloomington Ind

M.E. Boving			     "	      "

Francis Porter			     "	      "

C.W. Cotton			Meadville Pa

W. J. Logan &amp; Wife		Cleveland, O.

N.J. Auerbach			Cleveland, O.

Bert Cranford &amp; wife		Carrollton O.

Mr &amp; Mrs. Hoffman		Cleveland Oh

Miss Gallagher			   "	"

Mr. O Malley Jr			   "	"

A. J. White			Col. O.

Dr E T Riley &amp; wife		Greensburg, Ind

S Gilbert Mifer		        Cleveland O

A. W. Meader			Toledo

C.E. Perry			Van Wert

Mr &amp; Mrs D Tarnasky		San Francisco Calif

E L Russell			Detroit

James Baker			Lorain O

Tucker Mays			Stapleton VA
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                    <text>[page 34]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 64 on left and 65 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

R. Dittoe			Somerset O

J Snider			Somerset O

C Patch				Cleveland O.

En Jackson			Chicago Ill

L R Bausner &amp; wife		Wheeling W Va

Mrs Della McGarvin		Detroit Mich

Mrs. Florence Alban		Columbus, Ohio

Miss Mary Shirer		Middletown, Ohio

Mrs. Arthur Rugh		Oberlin, Ohio

Elizabeth Rugh			     "	"

Douglas Rugh			     "	"

Geo. W Yarman			Greensburg O

Irwin Kauffman		         "	   "

W. M. Hart			Marietta O

P. Dubuc			Worcester Mass

Soliel wife			Los Angles Calif

H M Hayword			Los Angles   "

Mrs H M Hayword			    "	     "

Richard R      "		    "	     "

J Gregory &amp; Wife		Neustiac Mass

Mrs Tiffany			Marietta O	
	
Dr and Mrs W M Hart		      "	"

L H. McGinnis			Columbus

Mrs T. J. Williams		Delaware O

A. J. White			Col O

Edw Fonasch &amp; wife		Boston Mass

Carl G. Aichels			Kendallville Ind



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Doc McDonald			Kendallville, Ind

F. A. Lowe &amp; wife		Indianapollis Ind

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

E L. Russell			Detroit Mich

W C Conner			Col O

Ed Polson &amp; Family		Rozel Kans

Andrew Pearson			Albert Kans

R A Whitford			Kendallville Ind

W R Snyder			Curllsville Pa

Mrs W R Snyder		        "	     "

J B Maulseed &amp; wife		Wheeling W Va

R. G. Chaffin			Trenton Ohio

C. D. Mc Donald wife		Toledo Ohio

A.J. White			Col. O.

Dr. A W Kur			Cleveland O

Mrs "     "			      "	  "

M Smart				      "	  "

Ward Cook			      "	  "

Esther Woodworth	              "	  "

J.H. Craig wife			Cincinnati O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Carl Adamson			Akron, Ohio

Chelsie Morton			Parkersburg, W Va

D.E. Markham			Girard Pa

Jay E Tish			   "    "

Mr &amp; Mrs J. W. Mitchell		Marshall Ill

Ray E Halle			Newton Falls O
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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 66 on left and 67 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Walter Brown			Newton Falls O

R R Audus &amp; wife		Akron Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Chas Pool		Hicksville Ohio

Mrs Carrie Bunn			      "	    "

A. W. Pool			      "	    "

Mr &amp; A John R. Pisel		Akron	    "

C. F. Genson			Columbus

Royal Shoemake			Blumeville O

S G Romel &amp; wife		Kansas City Mo

C V Walker			Serlerville Vermont

C. R. Sipes			Louisville Ky

S. D May			Canton O

A. J. White			Col O.

John Askins			Akron

V A Leonard			Akron

D D Armstrong			Cleveland O

C A Byers			Zanesville O.

Mr &amp; Mrs R F Dempsey		Cinn O

P R Jones			Marietta O

C L Sheets			Akron O

E. W. Gray &amp; wife		Niagara Falls

Albert Smith			Helena Ark

L. A. Tressel			Cleveland O

C K Cattanach			      "	  "

William Cotshott		Cleveland O

F B Tyrrell &amp; wife		Cleveland Ohio




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



Floyd S Barlow			Wooster O

C.H. Welch			Grove City Pa

Mrs R Q Whelford		Ft Wayne Ind

W C Conner			Col O

Dr McDonald			Kendallville Ind

A White				Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs L E Seng		Clev O

W N Sheffield and party		Belleville N J

Chas Palmer			Indianapolis

Lionel D. Maple			Converse, Ind.

Frank Kirsten			Cleveland

Milton B McQueen		Syracuse, N.J.

Frank Clark			Columbus O

Sam Bates			Canton Ohio

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

B F Freeland			Middlebury Ind

C A Byers			Zanesville O

E E Penneywitt			Portsmouth

Mrs. E E Penneywitt               "

J. Myers &amp; wife			Marion O

H. L. Cornelison &amp; wife		Cleveland O.

Mr &amp; Mrs F.J Carver		Cleveland O.

Mr &amp; Mrs H H Ewing and Family	     "	  "

Mr Mrs R Whetford		Ft Wayne Ind

Jos. S. Early			Hummelstown Pa

Mrs. Norman S. Helff		Hummelstown Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs R.R. Wills		Lake Worth Fla.

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                    <text>[page 36]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 68 on left and 69 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs E A Stevens		Cleveland Ohio

Festus Sherbourn		Delaware O

Mrs. H. E Emerson		Akron O.

Mrs. R S. Mishler		Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs John F Gallagher	Cleveland Ohio

Bob Ehrbar			Cleveland Ohio

Mrs T. J. Williams		Delaware O

Mr F E Geko			Ravenna O

Mrs M Geko			    "

Mrs J Geko			    "

Mr H Geko			    "

Mr G. Geko			    "

Wm Lafferty			Alliance

Roy Sinclair			   "

Allan Blackman			   "

W S. Moore			E Liverpool O

Walter Scott			Alliance

John Shipp			Johnstown O

H Cunningham &amp; wife		Akron O

T.C. Woodward			Toledo

C S Miller			Toledo Ohio

Wm M. Thomas &amp; wife and family	Akron, Ohio
      
Mr and Mrs N W Hayes		Tyrrell Ohio

E B Westlake J			Marion, Ohio

W S Fagle			Broadway O

N O Goodbur			Cleveland O.

A Baker				     "	  "


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

A.D. New			Canton, Ohio

H. W. Coombs			      "	"

Roy V Myers			Louisville   "

Hilda M Myers			      "	  "

M. Bernstein &amp; wife		Cleveland O

Mr and Mrs H S Tandy		Cleveland

J R Walker			Cleveland

C.L. Shuts			Akron O

P D Goodhue			Cleveland O

R Baker				        "

H. B. Monett			Columbus, O

Paul [illegible]	         "	   

J H Randoph			Colos O

J S Pippitt			Ashland, O

Elmer Flick			Newark O

W C [illegible]			Columbus O

Mr &amp; Mrs M R Dailey		Franklin Pa

H M Spear &amp; wife		Garfield Ohio

E. A. Thompson			Lexington, Ky

E [illegible]			Dayton Ohio

H L Ball			Rochester N.Y

[illegible] Herbell		[illegible]

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Edgar McCarthy &amp; wife		Rochester N.Y.

H Burr Caleman &amp; wife		Rochester N.Y.

Earnest Watters			Columbus O.

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                    <text>[page 37]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 70 on left and 71 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Kenneth Roberts			New Waterford O

Horace Roberts			New Waterford O

Elizabeth Roberts		  "	"

J B Tobin &amp; Family		P C Mo

Val Young			Pickerington, O

Colin Becks D.C.		Delaware O.

G G Anderson &amp; Family		Youngstown O

R Morton &amp; wife			Rochester, N.Y
.
W E Kramb			      "	    "

J B Kline			Cleveland Ohio

T. A. Davis			      "	    "

Geo Kelce		              "	    "

Charles Witheron		Wooster O

Ralph Bowers			        "

W C Conner			Col O

D Colin Becks			Delaware O

John F Salsbury			Erie Pa

Le J. Puck			Erie Pa

A. A. Armes			Erie Pa

Benjamin Fuller &amp; wife		Springfield, O

W. M. Shaffer			Kinzua, Pa.

M. C Sherman			Kinzua, Pa.

Amos [illegible]		[illegible] O.

E Linza				Cleveland O

M E Hinklen			Marion O

J. D. Torrance			Marion O

N. T. [illegible]		Marion, O.



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

R. H Fetter			Marion

H Phillians			Marion O.

John R. Evans			Marion, O

Mr Mrs E. A. Robinson		Akron, Ohio

J. H. Julian			Acton Ind

Henry Frieman			Sunbury, Ill

W. F. Hughes			Johnstown O

A. J. White			Sunbury, O.

Mr. Mrs J L Pappett		Ashland, O

A. E. Sandstrom  		Erie Pa

Elmer Flick			Newark O

Geo Bowman			Prospect, O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Floyd S Barlorn			Wooster

L F Whipple			Bloomdale O

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs Jas.  Callahan		Detroit, Mich.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

A F High			New Washington

Zella Lawrence			Wooster O

Ralph T. Alton			Delaware, O

W E Miller			    "	  "
Miss Edna B Dittmar		Lancaster O

Frank Coad			New Orleans

T. A. Bate			Chicago

Mirian Coughlin		           "

Butler Manderville	           "

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                    <text>[page 38]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 72 on left and 73 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME				RESIDENCE

Val Young			Pickerington O

C.E. Phillips			Pickerington

R.L. Alton			Delaware, O.

C E Taylor			Washington C.H.O
.
H.L. Sollars			Gillespierille, O

L.L. Mosble			Cleveland O

O.B. Pence			Youngstown O

S Sherbert			Medina O

Harold Blanchard		Medina O

Fred Crumrine			Canton O.

Frederick Crumrine Jr.		   "      O.

Franklin Crumrine		   "      O.

Donald A Crumrine		   "      O.

Wm Crumrine			   "      O.

Ruth Crumrine			   "      O.

Mrs O.F. Crumrine		   "      O.

Catherine Crumrine		   "      O.

O.F. Crumrine			   "      O.

Etta V. Shulty			   "      O.

Mr Fred Crumrine		   "      O.

C.A. Byers			Zanesville, O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

Paul Jones			Youngstown, O.

Chris Singer			Youngstown, O.

C. M Chalfunt			Glenford, O.

W C Conner			Col O

J D Baugh &amp; wife		Chattanooga Ten



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

GB McRee			Troy Tenn

Posey McRee			Troy Tenn.

Dock McRee			Troy Tenn.

Jno. F. England			Detroit Mich

H A Hellman			Seattle Wa

J.B. Gordon			    "      "

J Lazear			Danville

Y T Reynolds			Wheeling WVa

Vic Ross			Oaktown Ind.

Mr &amp; Mrs Floyd Ross		    "         "

Mr. J. W. Taugher		Mt Vernon O.

Madeline Weaver			"    "      "

Helen Tulloss			"    "      "

M.A. Arnold			Toledo O

F Shea				Washn D.C

Mr. &amp; Mrs. E.H. Boyd		N.Y.C.

Miss Gutchell			N.Y.C.

Joe Brinkman			Buffalo New York

Harry Strohl			Sidney O.

Wm Hurley &amp; wife		Clinton Iowa

L.F. Dial &amp; family		Miami Fla

L.B. Sands			Mesa, Arizona

C.A. Connaughton		Akron Ohio

C. Laudin			Columbus --

W R Hostetter			Chicago

Rev L Gibson			Toledo Ohio

Geo Simms			Dayton Ohio
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                    <text>[page 39]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 74 on left and 75 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]

                               
                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

				


NAME				RESIDENCE

L O Cox				Eagle Oil Co

R. Evans  &amp; wife		Marietta O

W R Hostetter			Chicago O

Dr McDonald			Kendallville Ind

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

WC Conner			Col O

Jno K.[illegible]		Spgfld O

R. A Whitford wife		Kendellville Ind

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

W H Cook			Newark

W Fogle			        Broadway O

Emery V Adams			Columbus, Ohio

Mr Kian				Painesville Ohio

Mr and Mrs SM Harland		Chardon, Ohio

Alma J Harland			Chardon, Ohio

W O Simmons			Houston Texas

Mrs F Simmons			Houston Texas

Chas [illegible]	        Jamestown,NY

J H Mallory &amp; wife 		Earlington Ky

E O Leland &amp; wife		Buffalo NY

CB Foster			LeRoy O

EB Westlake Jr			Marion, O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Mrs Conrad			Cleveland O

Andrew Evans			Grand River O

[illegible]			Brooklyn NY

Theodore Moore			Columbus O

                                

                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Romie Mardy			Charleston W Va

lovel Roger			Charleston W Va

S C Lamey			Wellington Ohio

WB Lankford			Fort Payne Ala

H L Cornelison &amp; wife		Cinn Ohio

Nelson Hamilton			Hillsboro O

Mrs Medsa Hamilton		    "	"

Mr and Mrs F. J. Perpaul	St Augustine Fla

F.A. Oberlin			Bryan Ohio

H P Baker			Indpls

C.S. Gerig			Wooster Ohio

M. O. Beeney &amp; wife		Zanesville

M. B Gorham			Owatonna Minn

V. L. Gorham			Owatonna Minn

G. A. Geasel &amp; wife	        Dallas Tex

Chas Geasel		          "        "

Dr McDonald			Kendallville Ind

D G Manel			Cleveland

J. C. Suttle			Canton, O

N A Brown			Powhatan O

W. N. Brown			Powhatan Ohio

G. Datkuliak			Powhatan O

Dr McDonald			Kendallville Ind

Chas Lake			Akron Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

GA McCoy			Akron Ohio

H.M. Kellogg &amp; wife		Evansville Ind
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                    <text>[page 40]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 76 on left and 77 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

A. P. Jones			Bangor, Maine

C Newton			Tampa Fla

Dr. and Mrs W.M. Hart		Marietta Ohio

Jno K. Foster			Spgfld Ohio

Joseph F Carpenter &amp; wife	Ft Lauderdale Fla

Mrs A F Carpenter		Cleveland Ohio

Wm S. Kitchen			Wolcottville Ind.

Geo Cornelius			Wolcottville Ind.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs F J Ives		Oneonta NY

L S Proctor			Bement Ill

Kll Body			Bement Ill

Daniel H Manning		Rector Ark

Kenneth F. Estey		Fairport N.Y
.
Lewis L. Mears			Granville, Ohio

				          Granville, Ohio
				          O.U. 29
Ward S. Miller			Poland, N.Y. 

Wendall P. Stanford		Rock Island, Ill O.U. 29

M.T. Frazier			Lima, O

R. A Anderson &amp; wife		Toledo O

L.B. Judson			Elmira NY

F.H. Oberlin			Bryan O

F. O. Redick			Charlott Mich

Mr &amp; Mrs. H.C. Shell		Bristol Ten

Mr &amp; Mrs F. J. Gaenzler 	Rochester N.Y.

W. S. Johnson			Charlotte N.C.

A P Keroy Dr [illegible]	Col

Mr &amp; Mrs G.W. White		St. Louis Mo




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

C C Knighten and wife	        Alliance O

Mrs H.L. Raymond		Corry Pa

Mrs. Fred Barnes		Corry Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs Sidney Wilson		Beverly Hills California

Wall Lawden			Dayton Ohio

Howell J Means			    "	"

Frank Hessie			Buffalo N Y.

W C Conner			Col O

E.V. Sleight &amp; wife		Kalamazoo Mich

R. P. Watson			Cols O

Mrs D. J. Williams		Girard O

Mrs Catherine Osgood		Girard O

Mrs Julia Walton		Girard O.

Mrs Harry Declaut		Girard Ohio

Louis Schmidt			Akron Ohio

O G DeLong			Akron, Ohio

Robert W Smith			New Lexington, Ohio

C.L. Weeks			St. Petersburg, Fla

Harry Mong			"	"         "

M.C. Armstrong			Schenectady, N.Y.

R.R. Cameron			Defiance O - Johnston Service C

L. Lock &amp; wife			Charlestoon W Va

R. Lock &amp; wife			   "	      "

A C Bower			Batavia N.Y.

Pg Kent &amp; wife			Cleveland

C.E. Stearns			Indianapolis Ind
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                    <text>[page 41]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 78 on left and 79 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr. &amp; Mrs C.N Marsh		Columbus O

R.P. Watson			Cols O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O.

H Hoffman Wife			St Louis Mo

Wm Johnson			"         "

Mr &amp; Mrs EH Gray		Cincinnati O

Roy Worden &amp; wife		Oswego NY

R P Watson			Cols O.

W D Medcalf			U.S. Army A.C.

Earl P Miller			Cleveland O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

E W McGhee			Cleveland O

Carrie S McGhee			Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mrs. R. Rupp		Cincinnati, O.

Mrs Della McGarvin		Detroit Mich

Mr &amp; Mrs Roy Pugh		U.S. Army COC

Mr Elsie Graham 		New Castle, Ind

John Zelenka Jr Mother &amp; Sister	Cleveland O

Steve Chylik &amp; wife		Cleveland O

E.W. McGhee			Cleveland O

Carrie S. McGhee		Cleveland O

Fred Hurd			Salamanca N.Y

Mamard Hurd		        Salamanca NY

A U [illegible]			[illegible] WV

Mrs. Huddleston			Bridgeport, Ill

Mrs. J Cumming			Bridgeport, Ill

Mr Mrs [illegible] Ikelu	Battle Creek Mich

                           

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss. 

  
NAME                            RESIDENCE

J Max Slaughter			Newark O

Earnest Grimm			[illegible] Ohio

R. D. Waite &amp; Family		Winter Park Fla

Frederick L Brown &amp; Family	Elyria Ohio

D R Watkins			Los Angles California

A. Davis &amp; wife			Cleveland O

R.P. Watson			Cols O.

EB Westlake Jr			Marion O

R. DeBolt			Marion, O

WC Conner			Col O

Mrs W A Davis			Nowata Okla

Pauline Davis			Nowata Okla

Helen Davis			Nowata Okla

Mr &amp; Mrs G J Philp		Flint, Mich

Glen Selley			Columbus O

Edith Spilman			Detroit Mich

Mae Sharkey		        "         "

Mr and Mrs William C. Hammerle	Cleveland, Ohio

Mrs. Jennie Hammerle		   "	 "

Mr &amp; Mrs S Honoroff		Uniontown Pa

H.L. Clark			Millersburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs P A Gordon 		East St Louis Ill

Geo. J. Driscoll		Springfield Mass

Mrs  "      "       		 "	 "

Beatrice M. Driscoll		 "	 "

William J Driscoll	         "	 "

Wm M. Bacon &amp; Wife		Cleveland, O
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                    <text>[page 42]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 80 on left and 81 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

W.E. Wigley and wife		L.A. Calif.

Mrs. F. J. Porucha - 2 boys	Kent, Ohio

Mrs. M. Curtiss &amp; daughter	   "         "

Mr &amp; Mrs. S.M. Clark		Niagara Falls, N.Y.

Edw. Detmer			Rising Sun, Ind

Mr and Mrs H Thunn		Middletown, Ohio

Al. Landes			Springfield Ohio

Jim Haynes			     "	     "

S H Davis &amp; wife		Cleveland O.

Mr &amp; Mrs J L Sumney		Youngstown O

Henry J Franklin		Okland California

Harry H. Harris			Seattle, Wash.

Dan C Wright			Dayton O

Jas Grinnell			Canton O

John Petruski Jr		Stockton Pa

Elmer Flick			Newark Ohio

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

Mr Mrs B A Burnham		Toledo

L D Grien &amp; wife		Gainesville Fla

F Chanter &amp; Bro			Cleve O.

E B Criswell			Dayton O

A M Criswell			 "     "

Mr &amp; Mrs ES Link		Chicago Ill

Mr &amp; Mrs O E Hester		Akron Ohio

John Chaste			Cleveland Ohio

Terave Chaste			   "	 "

John Burr		           "	 "




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm McDermott		Newport Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs Holding		Lorain Ohio

Neva Holding			   "	"

G Elmer				   "	"

Mr &amp; Mrs. W.C. Miller		Newell Wva

Paul R Miller			     "	"

Wilbur C Miller			     "	"

Henry W Shuster			Plain City Ohio

Mr Harry Tweedy &amp; wife		Akron, Ohio

P.M. Tweedy &amp; Son		  "        "

M P Ashbrook			[illegible]

Mr &amp; Mrs X G Buehler		St Louis Mo

TR McElhatter &amp; wife		Franklin Pa

Mr &amp;  Mrs J M Rose &amp; Daughter	Anderson Ind.

Mrs Fred Secrist		Rock River Wyo

R F Myers Famy 	        	Odon Indiana

C.W.O.R.E. McClure		Cleveland Ohio

Mrs E.C. Filer			Erie Penna

Miss Geogie Buckhan		Erie Penna

Miss E T Burns			Chicago Ill

Russell Young			Dayton O

Mr &amp; Mrs J.E. Murray &amp; Sons	Painesville Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs H Edward		Scranton Pa

Don D Tullis wife w sons	Buffalo Ny

John, Stuart Smith		Terra Haute Ind

Mrs. M Bowen			Columbus

Mrs Edith M Donald		Columbus O
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                    <text>[page 43]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 82 on left and 83 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Ray D Ferris			Clyde Ohio

A S Hogan			Detroit

C L [illegible]                 Columbus

Mrs W. G. Ratliff		Logan W. Va

Mrs G. C. Dwyer			Andover Ohio

Elizabeth Ratliff		Logan W Va.

H M Kelly			Fremont Ohio

N. Fry				Fremont Ohio

E. Rearick		          "	"

W. J. Williams &amp; family		Wheeling WVa

T W Gore			Cleveland

U R  Hardendorf          	      "

S C Ebert			Columbus

C C Hanawalt			Col O

Elmer Young			Col

Robt Ewing			Col

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware

E Pennywitt and wife		Portsmouth O

Robert P Schmidt, wife,Daughter	Cleveland O

W P. Ashbrook			Granville O

Wm Wentz			Hamilton

H B Davis &amp; wife		North Randall O

O.E. Balyeat			Sparta, Mich

Mrs. Sarah Balyeat		Middlebury, Ind

Wilma Balyeat			Middlebury, Ind

Otto C. Miller			Middlebury, Ind

Tod Lewis			Covington, Ky

Bob Morgans			Covington, Ky




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

E B Westlake Jr			Marion, O

Mr &amp; Mrs E L Ellsmith, daughter	Dayton O.

L M Olle			Akron O

H. S. Van Gilder &amp; family	Youngstown O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

Mr &amp; Mrs H. H. Henderson	Cleveland O

M H Warner			Woodstock O

H S Thurber			Tucson Ariz

Fannie    "

Dewey Henson			Columbus N.Y.

Mildred Henson			Columbus N.Y.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

Clinton Miller			Omaha Neb.

Albert Lenhart			Berwick O

Anthony P Lenhart		New Riegel O

Kermit L. Sanders		New Riegel O

Herman Karch			New Riegel O

Philip Rimhart	        	New Riegel O

C F James			Troy	O

Dr W F OMally &amp; Party	        Webster Groves Mo

Lo Mc [illegible] &amp; son		Cleveland Ohio

W. D. Fink			Lancaster

Pauline O Baily			Westtown Pa

Jesse S Baily			Chicago Ill

Emma K. Biss &amp; family		Miami, Fla

R C Anderson &amp; wife		Fostoria O

B D Watchler			Cleveland
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                    <text>[page 44]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 84 on left and 85 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mrs G. F. Graner and party	St Louis Mo

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Ray B Goetze		Wheeling, W. Va

Mr. W. C. Goetze		 "	      "

George Wood			 "	      "

Mrs. W.E. Sullivan		 "	      "

H Hudson &amp; wife			Columbus, O.

C.V. Markison			E. Aurora Ill

J. M. Dunham			Celina O

B A Eisenlohr 		        Columbus O

Brice Eisenlohr  		Columbus O

Mr Mrs E W Lane			Paulding O

J L Dawson &amp; family		Louisville Ky

Elmer Willis &amp; wife	        Nashville Tenn

G. C. Evans			Jackson O

Mr and Mrs Davis		North Randall

Mr Mrs Mayerson			Covington Ky

Mrs Mesh			Cin Ohio

Mrs E Cable			Chanute Kans

Mrs. J. D. Brown		Neodesha Kas

Mr &amp; Mrs L.M. Burke &amp; daughter	Chanute Kas

D. L Draser			Cleveland O

Reese Benir			[illegible] Ky

C D Myer			Cleveland O

E.R. S Welsh			Bucyrus, Ohio

EB Westlake			Marion, O

Mr &amp; Mrs L.L. Hendren		Athens, Georgia

Dr. &amp; Mrs A. W. Herr		Cleveland, O


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr Chas Fischer			Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs Chas Fischer		Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs G. C. Ingels		Cincinnati Ohio

Mildred Ingels			Cincinnati Ohio

A.M. Mills			Champaign Ill

Frances E Wischeart	          "	     "

Mrs F H Barton		          "          "

F H Barton		          "	     "

Floyd S. Barlow			Wooster

A. G Pratt			Panama City Fla

B.L. Pratt			Panama   "      "

Jurion Pratt			Panama   "      "

Ada F.     "		        "	 "      "

HM Bitters and wife		Covington Ky

Alis Klumper children	         "	   "

W A Phillis			Cleveland

A.E. Phillis			        "

Mr &amp; Mrs P Wagner		Springfield O.

Mr J. Smit		          "         "

Mr and Mrs T Benedict		Philly Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs S H Monroe	        Cleveland, O

Mr &amp; Mrs Dale Wippel		Pomeroy Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Howard Bushnell	Toledo, Ohio

George Funk &amp; wife		Portsmouth Ohio

Mr &amp; Mr N N Van Brunt		Alton, Ill

Mr &amp; Mrs B.W. Churburn  	NYC

R. F. Churburn		        "
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                    <text>[page 45]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 86 on left and 87 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

J Todd				Cleveland

B C Petrie			Cleveland

L A Petrie			Cleveland

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs L E Bussett		Adrian Mich

W C Conner			Col O

John Hopkins			N Y C

Miss Maria Levis			"

W F Stewart			Columbus, O

Melvin Bowman			Akron O

Arch Turner			 "    "

J C Sconce			Cinti

H. J. Fagan			Los Angeles Calif

Marcella Simpson		Burbank Calif

W E Sharpnuck			Ft Wayne Ind

J R Darling			Coshocton O

Mrs Josie Montross		Pontiac Mich

Ed Evans			      "	"

Mrs E. Evans			      "	"

Mrs S. James			      "	"

Mr W W Arbuckle			Sharon Pa

Mrs W W Arbuckle		      "	"

H.L. Beakes			Louisville Ky

C.F. Maley wife			Maysville Ky

E. P. Chevalier			Greenfield, Mass

N Cox				Columbus Ohio

Mr. Fred Schoeffler and wife	Branch Hill Ohio



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

R. T. Johnston &amp; Wife		Covington Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs Joseph Cerrous		Cleveland O

J F &amp; Mrs Moore			Newark O

Mr &amp; Mrs J F Baugh		Pineville Ky

Mary K Baugh			      "	"

J. M Cada			Welsh Hills O

C F Lusk			Granville Ohio

Dick Conway			Napoleon O

J E McMahon &amp; wife		Bristow Okla

Mrs E Brown			      "	"

Frank R Peck			Ashland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs W Smallfield		Kent Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Alex Whyte		Kent Ohio

V Bailey			Akron O

Dick Conway			Napoleon O

F. J. James &amp; wife		San Antonio Texas

A H Middleswart			Piqua O

E Bartlett &amp; wife		[illegible] Fla

H. C. Carter &amp; wife		Akron O

Adelaide B McKee and family	New York City

Noah Schnacker			Pandora O

W C Conner			Col O

Joe Tester			[illegible] Okla

Weeder Lalli			         "

Tony Carons			         "

R. F. O'neal			Goose Creek Tx

Mr and Mrs Kinsinger		Erie Pa
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                    <text>[page 46]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 88 on left and 89 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr. Harold Shank		Erie Pa

Miss Marion Shank		Erie Pa

Mr Mrs Shank			Erie Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs Norman Fuller		Erie Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs McGrew			Erie Pa

F I Westervelt			Troy O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Ed Burr				Indianapolis Ind

Mr and Mrs Ray [illegible]	Erie Pa

C. G. Osborne &amp; wife		Youngstown Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs H Kittner		Warren Pa

R. G. Kittner			   "        "

K.C. Kittner			   "        "

Paul G. Korn			Columbus Ohio

Bessie Wardwell			Strasburg, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs W L Kirk		Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs H D Robinson		Canton O

Mr &amp; Mrs John C [illegible]	Canton Ohio

F. T. Graves			Columbus Ohio

John Dawood			Napoleon Ohio

L.E. Harris			Toledo Ohio

L E Harris Jr			    "	"

Everette Harris			    "	"

Eva Harris			    "	"

Henry B Burns M.D.	        Des Moines



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

W.S. Johnson			Columbus O

F O Malley &amp; Wife		Cleveland O

Mrs BW Boosinger		Kent O

Alline Boosinger		Kent O

Paul Truckenbrod		Kent O

E V Stacey			Canton O

Chas Barkin &amp; Wife		Denver Colo

Mrs OPal Campbell		East Liverpool

Walter Campbell			East Liverpool

Margaret Gasburry		East Liverpool

Mr &amp; Mrs Geo Hall		Athens Ohio

Mrs J Schenck			Columbus, O

Mr &amp; Mrs HC Beardeler		Perry O

Chas T Ford			    "

Vavein Ford			    "

Mr. Mrs Chas gus		    "

Wm L Libby			Indianapolis

Gaines L Rush			Marion Ohio

Wm Baseter			Cleveland Ohio

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Mr &amp; Mrs F.P. Upson &amp; sons	Oakland City Ind

Miss Grace Maclua		Cleveland Ohio

GJ [illegible]   	        "	      "

Mr &amp; Mrs. K E Kline		Cleveland Ohio

Mrs Cs &amp; Rufey			Cleveland O

G L Rush			Marion Ohio

F.B. Lurney			Chicago Ills
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                    <text>[page 47]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 90 on left and 91 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Teddy Smith			Canton O

Bernard Kaufman			Canton O

W.L. Thompson			Zanesville O

Ford Eanes			Akron O.

Jas Williaus			Cleveland

Homer Andrews			Galion O

E.V Stacey			Canton O

C.J. Prendergast		 "     "

G.F. Rush			Marion O.

Mr &amp; Mrs Tom Hopper		Akron    "

"       " Rob Coble &amp; Kids        "

H. L. Blondo			Toledo Ohio

C A Brenneman			Cleveland Ohio

Grn W. A. Lewis &amp; wife		Columbus

Capt R. Harris &amp; wife		        "

Capt J. C. Hippert		        "

Lieut Mable Hippert		        "

James Hollond &amp; family		Akron Ohio

J.H. Gardinier			Oberlin O.

W E Hammond			Cleveland O.

Sgt Billy Murray		U.S.A.

W.G. Witten			Youngstown O

Mrs. J. Zybach			Niagara Falls, Ont.

Miss M. Zybach		        "	"  
       
Geo. Shaw			N. York City

Ernest Cain			Cleveland O


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

E.V. Stacey			Canton O

C J Prendergast			"       "

Mr &amp; Mrs Marian Moore		Cincinnati O

Mr &amp; Mrs E.S. Cutler		Arlington Mass

Al Pearsall                     Boston, Mass

L J Damon			Jamestown N.Y.

Louis Williams			Chgo

Wm Booth			Kerhonkson NY

Mevin Deyo			Kerhonkson NY

Warren Deyo		        Kerhonkson NY

M D Ashbrook			Cleveland

John Trigg			Mt Vernon O

W L Herbst &amp; wife		Toledo O

J.E. Le [illegible]		Rochester NY

J A Dagnean			Dayton O

G.F. Rush           		Marion, O

J.H. Gamble			New [illegible] O

Miss E Monroe			New York City (509 Fifth Ave)
					         (Suite 1101)
H. Finke			Cinti O

H Green				    "

L. Thress		        Cin, O

W. F Thress			Cin, O.

V.V. Vale		        St Cloud Fla.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

G. F. Rush			Marion O.

C.L. Keach			Akron O

W.E. Nichaus			Cleveland O

C R Piker			Terra Haute, Ind.
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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 92 on left and 93 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Anna Gander			Stanford Ky

Elizabeth Gander	        "       "

Fred Gander &amp; wife	        "	"

Chas E. Burkhardt		Franklin Pa

(Miss) Mildred Burkhardt        "	"

Geo P. Wigfield &amp; wife		Akron O.

Mrs. H. F. Pollock		Wilmore, Ky.

Rev. H.F. Pollock		Wilmore, Ky.

Truman B Allison		Cincinnati, O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

M Powers and Wife		Akron O

W M Zomes			Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs E G Brace		Conneaut O

Mr &amp; Mrs E B Clarke	        Lafayette Ind

Mrs. Byron L. Ely II		Ridgway Pa

Richard Ebersbach		Pomeroy, Ohio

E H Daniel			Springfield O

H.P. Irwin			Waldo O

Otto Moxley			Mt Vernon O

Clem Crawford			700 May St Akron

Mr Clem Crawford		-    -    -

Earnest Daues			-    -    -

G P Stansell &amp; wife		Birmingham, Ala

M.S. Smith                      Clyde O

Chas Jessup			Terre Haute Indiana

J W Wand			Cleveland

H M Klamfoth			Col. Ohio


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Arthur Schroeder		Hamilton O

Charles Mears			Delaware O

E R Potter		          "	  "

G. F. Rush			Marion O.

Hugh Diamond			Galion Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs. J.A. Ewing.		Akron, Ohio

Mrs &amp; Mrs R H Carpenter		Chicago Ill

J. Thornton			Buffalo N.Y.

J Shea				       "

G F Sandy			       "

Mrs G LeBrandt			N Y City

E.J. Powell			K.C.

Helen Dan			Chicago

Bob Hanscom			K C

E.C. Sprague			Whitehall Mich.

U. J. Noltner			Chicago

Melba Rhodes			Chgo Ill.

H. P. Irwin &amp; Wife		Waldo, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs W. B. Clark		Tulsa Ok

Claire Post			   "      "

Otto Moxley			Mt. Vernon O

W. A. Diefenbach		Granite City, Ill.

J.L. Wilson &amp; wife		Albany Ind.

L E Raub			Col. O

[illegible] Jr. 		Atlanta Ga

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

W S Fogle			Marion O
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                    <text>[page 49]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 94 on left and 95 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Truman Allison			West Salem, O

Chas. Moore			Albany NY

J.B. Mathias and wife		Maumee, Ohio

Mary Jane Henderson		   "     "

J.R. Darling			Coshocton Ohio

W. C. Benson			Col O.

H.P. Irwin			Waldo - O

J.E. Behringer			Indianapolis Ind

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

James E Visoky			Cleveland Ohio

Bertha Visoky			Cleveland Ohio

L.B. Lodge			Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

W A [illegible]			Mansfield O

Clarence [illegible]		Lakeview O

Chas Jessup			Terre Haute

G.F. Rush			Marion, O.

G.A. Martz			Cincinnati O

O.G. Martz			Cincinnati O

Mrs Baumgardner			Millersburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs Earl Gammill		Nashville Tenn

Mr and Mrs W. E. Ellis		New Post Tenn

Flossie Humphrey		Cleveland

PW Gaines &amp; wife		St Louis Mo

P.C. Woffe			Cambridge Springs PA

Gaines L Rush			Marion Ohio

C Wm Fergus and wife		Freeport O

RC Hunlof			Chicago Ill



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mrs A A Goff			Youngstown, O.

Miss Alice Goff		         "       "

Mrs Lucy Chadwick	         "       "

D Sharp				Canton Ohio

Ao Blalock			Canton N.C.

G.L. Rush			Marion O

B A Waltz			Los Angeles

H N Goldsbey			Columbus Ohio

E L Ramey			Col Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Jackson		Col Ohio

Edw. H. Tingley			Dayton Ohio

Tony [illegible]		Salem Ohio

Mrs Shilling			    "	"

H. Shilling			    "	"

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Richard Cole			Youngstown O

Clara Cole			Youngstown O

Henry Franks			Sunbury Pa

Mrs Harry Gregory		Westfield N.Y.

Miss Florence Gregory		Westfield N.Y.

Mrs S Lang			Buffalo N.Y.

H R Gregory			Westfield N.Y.

K R Wright			Columbus O

G L Rusk			Marion O

Stewart Mills			Cleveland

G.L. Rusk			Marion O

P.E. Trumbo			Joliet Ill
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                    <text>[page 50]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 96 on left and 97 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME				RESIDENCE

J O Cragin			Detroit

S. F Graber			Cin O

Ira O Burdett			Mt Vernon O

G. L. Rush			Marion O.

Mr &amp; Mrs Geo Gamrean		Cleveland O

James Mitchell			Buffalo, N.Y.

C F Decker			Tiffin, O

N F Weding wife son		Cleveland Ohio

Otto Moxley			Mt Vernon, O.

George Glasser		           "

Mr &amp; Mrs R J Walter		Akron O

C.M. Brown &amp; wife		Astabula O

Ray Davis 			Marietta O

Dan R. Cole			Marietta O

Job Grunnan			Canton O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

A L [illegible] wife		Winterport Me

Mr &amp; Mrs S H Monroe		Cleveland

G C Evans			Jackson O

Jas. Myers			Fredonia O

J O Cragin			Detroit

Mr &amp; Mrs John Schinnerer	Riley Ind

Lyman L Houlton		        Boston, Mass.

Miss E. Bear			Girard Penna

Mr. Bear			   "      "

J. O. Cragin			Detroit

Ray G. Rawson &amp; wife	


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

G Bursen			Detroit Mich

S F Selby			Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs C W Dawson		Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs J Siski		Cleveland Ohio

Mr Paul Hackney			Newark Ohio

				Decatur Alabama

E.C. Payne &amp; wife		North Tonawanda. N.Y.
	
E. G Todd			Hamilton

C Stranell			Hamilton

Mr &amp; Mrs P J Schilling		Ft Recovery O.

A C Cachran			Newark O

Wm Joe Prewitt			Cincinnati Ohio

R.E. M Daniel	        	Springfield O

F G Sheets			Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs Truman Allison		Palm Beach Fla.

Mr &amp; Mrs H. E. Asplin		Rocky River, O

Miss M.A.        "	           "	     "

Miss G. M. Hartle		   "	     "

Wm J Smallfield			Kent, O.

Alex Whyte			Kent O.

F.M. Harmon			Kent O.

WE Bounds			Kent O.

Wm Ludick			Kent O.

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mary A. Ford			Columbus

Paul Scianna

235 Wheeller St

Akron O

G.L. Rush			Marion O.
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                    <text>[page 51]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 98 on left and 99 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Tom Wolf			Findley O

W.T. Barnes			Denver Colorado

LE Bumb &amp; wife			Cincinnati O

Mable King			Benton Ill

M L Frazier			Lima O

Mr &amp; Mrs S C Barnes		Milwaukee Wis.

F G Sheets			Delaware O

W.M. Davison			Youngstown O.

Walter E Hawke &amp; wife		New Carlisle O.

F. J [illegible]		Cleveland O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

F. I Westervelt			Troy O.

C W Baxter			Cleve. Ohio

R C Morris			Portland Ind.

G. L. Rush			Marion O

R.P. Watson			Cols O

J V Malloy			Cleveland

J L Shea                            "

C.L. Sanford			Finley O

R.P. Watson			Cols. O.

F H McClure &amp; family		Santa Monica, Cal

W H Blizzard			Col O

D R Boyd			Waldo O

D E Daniels and wife		Sidney Ohio

J F Shea and wife		Cols, Oh

Mr J F. Bartlett &amp; wife		Cleveland O

Henry Holmes			Miami Fla



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Henry Fagan			Elkhart Ind 

J C Sherie &amp; wife		Cleveland O

L H Bridges &amp; wife		Champaign Ill

Otto Shertiger &amp; wife		Danville Ill

Mr &amp; Mrs W Turner		Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs R H Patton		Memphis Tenn

Miss Lane			Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs Oscar Selinabel	[illegible] Md

A.H. McClasky &amp; wife		Los Angeles Calf

ME [illegible]			Nashville Tenn

Jas Carr			      "	     "

Wm Smith			      "	     "

Geo. Wyley			      "	     "

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

Mr and Mrs F [illegible]	Cuya. Falls Ohio

Mr and Mrs C J O Schulz		Akron Ohio

George Myers &amp; wife		Augusta Maine

Mr and Mrs W R Mc [illegible]	Canton O

F G Sheets			Delaware O.

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O.

Mr &amp; Mrs J W Garnett		West Palm Beach, Fla.

Daniel D Toiler		        Dalton Ohio

Robert Williams &amp; wife		Cin Ohio

Logan Depew			Wood River Ill

Mr &amp; Mrs F Taylor		Akron Ohio

Mr and Mrs J O Garner		Akron Ohio

Omray Garner			Akron Ohio

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                    <text>[page 52]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 100 on left and 101 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mrs H.W. Henderson		Ryegate Vermont

W H Carter			Tampa Fla.

James Wickham			Boston Mass.

R Olson				Canton O.

Rev. &amp; Mrs. H. F. Pollock	Slippery Rock, Pa RI.

Mr &amp; Mrs T.A. Krebs		Cleveland O

Mrs Geo. A Krebs		Newark. O

Mrs W S. Perry			Phoenix Arizona

D.C. Johnson			Bucyrus O.

Mr &amp;  Mrs. J. G. Crisman	Bellaire, Ohio

Donald Crisman			      "	  "

W Boley				Mt Gilead Ohio

W Boley				Mt Gilead Ohio

H Kauff				Canton Ohio

B. Kauff			Canton Ohio

J C Hupp USN			Anapolis Md

F R Perrme and wife		Oil City Pa

Alleues Murpy			NY Cy  Columbia University

Frank R. Sutton			Chgo

Mr &amp; Mrs Danielson		Chicago Ill

William Abell			Akron O

Larry Abell			Akron O

E G Wittyoung			Springfield, O.

Mary Ellyn Wilson		Lakewood Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs R. Barnes		Youngstown O

J.D. Barnes			  "      "

James Fowler Family wife	New Castle Pa


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

William G. Kehrel family	Alhambra, Calif.     6/26

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

W S Thomas			Youngstown O

W Frederick Thomas		Youngstown O

Wilbert Bousen			Pennsyvain

Dan C Wright			Dayton O

W R Hostetter			Chicago O

W C Conner			Col, O.

D. N. Soren			Los Angeles Calif

H G Rappleye			Bronson Mich

Mr &amp; Mrs John L Obon	        Cini O

M. V. Miller &amp; family		New Haven Conn.

Louis B Clark- Norbert &amp; Myles	Pekin Ill

C E Chase &amp; wife		Cincinnati Ohio

Eugene Kersfield		San Diego Calif

R.R. Lloyd			Cols.

Mr. &amp; Mrs Rufert		Gainesville A

Jos F [illegible] &amp; Family	Fremont O

J Louis Ziegler			Los Angeles Cal

Harold D. Wech			Delaware Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Bobolsky		St Louis Mo

Miss Hertz			     "

Mrs D Schwartzkopf		St Louis Mo

Miss ME Telford			Salem Illinois

Miss L.O. Vogt			Salem Illinois

Nat B Terrille			London Ky

E Mullins &amp; wife		Buffalo N.Y.
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                    <text>[page 53]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 102 on left and 103 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

C. White			Galena Ohio

Doc Hopkins			Cleveland, Ohio

E Grandstaff			Youngstown Ohio

F G Sheets			Delaware O.

R C. Morris			Portland Ind

Mr &amp; Mrs C S Zuber		Chicago Il

Mr &amp; Mrs W. G Green		Youngstown Ohio

Lieut Sayer &amp; wife		Buffalo N.Y.

O C Brooking			North Lima

E R Horns			Somerset O

Mrs E H Schaeffer		Hasbrouck Hgts, N.J.

Mrs. L.O. Vogt			Salem, Ill.

Miss L.O. Vogt			Salem, Ill.

Mrs G. Best			4215 Nottingham Rd Detroit Mich

Mrs F Tafel and Evelyn &amp; Floyd	15 N. Lorel Ave Chicago Ill

[illegible] Lehrue		Marion O

Frank Graham			    "  "

Chas Jackson			Athens Ala.

T. L. Starkey			     "	"

Velpo Greeshaw		            "	"

W.A. Wallen			Iowa City Ia

Jack Hankins			Huntington Ind

Mrs. J. M. Langan		Bristow, Okla.

				422 So. Main

Florence      "     "		      "	"	


Katherine    "     "		      " "
            &amp; Nina Broady
               (sister)
Mrs J.E. Underwood		12913 St. Clair

C T Philipp Wife &amp; Daughter	Cols O



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

E K Tusing &amp; wife		Tiffin Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs J.K. Bowman		Camp Hill Pa
               &amp; Family

[illegible] Schner	        Marion O.

N Mariner			Robertsville, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs A.V. Myers		Vienna Ill

E L Newman			Isabella Tenn

T. B. Batson and wife		Isabella Tenn

G M Devine			Memphis 10

Edward Bupta     		Columbus O

Robert Hamaker		           "	   "

W C Conner			Col O

J. W. Daires			Memphis, Tenn

E. L. Motts			Cleveland O

T.A. Mayne			Gatliff Ky

W A Burch			Gatliff Ky

Chas Taylor			Gatliff Ky

Mrs. E. Hessling		St Louis, Mo

Mrs C. Buschart			St Louis Mo

Herbert Buschart		St Louis Mo

Dorothy Buschart		St Louis Mo
		
Robert Buschart			St Louis Mo

L Eggleston			Marion O

E Heerts			[illegible] O

E. F. Luteman			Ashland, O.

A M Cameron &amp; Family		Chgo

G S Gelsanliter			Galion Ohio
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                    <text>[page 54]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 104 on left and 105 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME				RESIDENCE

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

V.J. Deets			Richmond Ve

Gus Fanond			Centerburg Ohio

Mrs Smith			Sunbury Pa

C. W. Schemp			Martins Ferry, Ohio

W.H. Hunt			Wellington Kas

S. A. Deel			Baldwin, Kans.

C. D. Begin &amp; family		Terre Haute, Ind

Dr &amp; Mrs J. O. Crider		University Miss

Mrs. Mr Taylor			Col O.

Wm F Kerin		        Newark NJ

Wm F Kerin J	                 "        "

Mary E Kerin      	         "        "

Alice Kerin                      "        "

F.M. Brockman			New York City

F.M. Zehendon			Fla

John Smith wife	deughter       [illegible]

Geo F. Allen			Columbus. O.

Mr and Mrs M D Kileur		Cleveland O.

G A Clyker			Moundsville W Va

Mrs. J. B. McCammon		Warwood W.Va
   Geo &amp; 2 children

Mrs W. Schenerlein		Bridgeport O.

Mary Kubeck			Bridgeport O.

W. P. Allyn &amp; wife		Terre Haute Ind

w. H. Stallings &amp; wife		Akron, O.

E C Sykes &amp; Family		Youngstown, O

H. J Ackerman			Allentown, Pa


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

R C Brown			Muir, Pa.

J.W. Fillingnan wife		Knox. Tenn

Gilbert McElroy &amp; family	Cleveland O

Mrs L. Edwards			Cleveland O.

Mrs V. Cassily			Cleveland O

J P Darling			Coshocton O

J. Dickhans			St Louis Mo

Martha Jones			Kansas City Mo

M. A. Schrecengost		Canton, Ohio

J Dickson			MD.

J. F. Evans			Canton Ohio

J B Baughman			Canton Ohio

W G Lehne 			Marion O.

W Mayberry			Canton O.

J H Tayler        		Cambridge Ohio

Mr. &amp; Mrs. John F. Gorsuch      Canton, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs P. J Tennant		Muncie Ind

Mr &amp; Mrs H C Raker		Cleve Ohio

Mr and Mrs J. Kingby	        Cleveland Ohio

Nat B Sewell		        London Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs John Blom &amp; Daughter	Cincinnati O

"    "      All Evans      "        "      O

E R Lyons			Somerset O

Dr Guy [illegible] &amp; family	Arnoldsburg, Ma

Miss Mother [illegible]	        "	        "

Mr Frank Hidden &amp; Family	Scottdale Pa

Donald Rochester		Ionia Mich
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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 106 on left and 107 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

H M Reefe			Dayton Ohio

C.H. McKinney &amp; wife		Akron O.

Trivette McKinney		Akron O.

Mr S Stark &amp; wife		Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs Mabel Litcy			Chicago Ill.

Mrs Martha Stoltler		Homerville O.

W C Conner			Col O

F W Crane			Sunbury

T D French			Houston Tex

C F Evey			     "	 "

Mr &amp; Mrs N. R. Harmon

Mr L Price &amp; Son
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T.W. Crane			Sunbury, O.

Lester Meurs &amp; family		Canton O

F Illestervelt Daughter &amp; wife	Troy O

Mrs DRR E bornell		Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mrs Char Sims		Cleveland O

M J. Maloney			Springfield Ohio

F. P Brounstead			Cols Ohio

G. F. Wenzel			Kansas City Mo

Mr and Mrs T. L. Sisney		Chicago Ill

Charles Reeves			Youngstown Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs. Glenn Keeney		Rock Creek, Ohio

Mr and Mrs Gerald Sarah		Marietta O.

Ray Davis			Marietta O

Dennis Tentress			Owensboro Ky

                                

                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

	
NAME                            RESIDENCE

S. J. Combs			Owensboro, Ky

Mrs Della Neigenecker		Beloit Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs A. W Binsley		Lisbon Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Bickel J.B.		Akron O

Catherine Greene		Columbus, O

Emma Tippey			Columbus Ohio

Ralph C. Fox			Massillon Ohio

Geo E Wilhelm			Akron, Ohio

Mrs C.E. Evans			Cincinnati, O.

Etelka Evans			     "	    "

Edward Dempsey			Albany N.Y.

Ernest Geist			Zanesville O.

Euna Shrake			Zanesville O.

Fawn Wilkins			Zanesville O
.
A C Waters			Lou Ky

J W McCulloch			 "     "

W E Suor &amp; wife			[illegible] O

R.F. Breurter &amp; Wife		Conneaut O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg

S.J. Combs			Owensboro, Ky

Dimer Fentress		          "	 

P [illegible] &amp; wife		Niaga Falls N.Y.

Mr &amp; Mrs W F. Bradtmiller	Fort Wayne Ind

Robert Bradtmiller		           "	
      
Margaret	"		           "	
      
Carol Zeick			           "

Mr &amp; Mrs George Keller		Terra Haute, Ind
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                    <text>[page 56]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 108 on left and 109 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

M. Matlack			Toledo O

H D Garrett &amp; Wife		Cincinnati O

Geo Kruze &amp; Wife		Riverside California

D. L. Canfield &amp; wife		Rochester N.Y.

V.D. Stewart			Toledo O.

Ga Duemling			Ft. Wayne Ind.

Bruce Smith			"	   "

Mr &amp; Mrs O. R. Smith		New York City

Mrs C. E. Wilson		New York City

H. M. McDonald			Adairsville Ga

O J Lacey			Adairsville Ga

H.B. Newton			Adairsville Ga

Mr &amp; Mrs F J. Maurey		Akron O

Wm Vincent &amp; wife		Louisville Ky

Nat B Smith      		London Ky

Gaines L Rush			Marion Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

Mrs &amp; Mr Sam Chipner		Akron, O.

J B Triplott &amp; wife		Akron O

J W N[illegible] wife		Akron Ohio

W L.Lacy			Cincinnati O.

Staats Foncarmon		Bicknell, Ind.

Ray Wagner			Fostoria, O.

W G Henning			West Union W VA

C L. Gorman			Chautauqua N.Y.

J H Powell			Sedan Kans

Wm Little			Mendon Ohio



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

Lee Little &amp; wife		Rockford Ohio

B. Kauff			Cleveland

H. Kauff			Cl -  -  -

Mr &amp; Mrs T Evey			Cincinnati Ohio

Dr &amp; Mrs P B Wilmer		Abilene Ks

Dr &amp; Mrs G.D. Hampton	        "	"

Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O.

H C Fagan			Sunbury Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs S H Monroe &amp; Donna	Bay Village, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs W. H. Duncan		Akron Ohio

E.E. Fish &amp; family		Lexington, Ky.

JC Stickel			Troy Ohio

R.C. Fox			New Concord, Ohio

W. C. Pigg			Petersburg Tenn

George Bradford			Buffalo NY

W P Bradford			   "	"

G A Bradford		           "	"

T. J. [illegible]		Findlay, O

Charles W. Damon		Findlay, Ohio

Wm Scheuermann			Cin Ohio

WC Conner			Col O

O I Watson			1609 Lauderdale

			        Lakewood, Ohio

R. L. Smith and wife		Canton Ohio

S.A Bogar			Salem Ohio

A.C. Bogar			Salem Ohio

A M Holland			Y-stown Ohio

Mrs Eva Stair			Chicago
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                    <text>[page 57]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 110 on left and 111 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

J B Murpley &amp; wife		Hammond Ind

James Wilson			Lakewood O

J M Flora			Akron O

Howell &amp; wife			Model Tenn

Mrs Sills &amp; Dan			   "	"

Mr and Mrs R. L. Hugus		Youngstown O

J. L. Walten			Clintonville O.

Mr &amp; Mrs G. N. Nelson		Akron Ohio

Sam Allison			Ridgecrest, N.C.

J. A. Allison			     "	     "

J H Miesse			Newark, Ohio

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Goss			Toronto, Ont.

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Randall		Toronto

Lee Floyd			Kansas City, Mo.

Dan Hayes			Eunice La

M N. Smith			Ontario Canada

Mr. &amp; Mrs S H Monroe &amp; Donna	Bay Village, O

Raymond Taylor			Jefferson O

H A Stephis			Grimsley TN

Charlie Keys			Creston TN

Nat B. Sewell			London Ky

L.L. Vandegrift			Cinti

R Trowbridge			   "

E M Trowbridge			   "

R.G. Dorrey			Youngstown Ohio

W. E. Savin		         "	          "

B. Hone			         "	          "

D. Lewis		         "	          "



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss. 



NAME                            RESIDENCE

H A Stephis and wife		Grimsley TN

Charlie Keys			Creston, TN

R. P. Watson			Cols, O.

Mr. Mrs. Glenn Entriken		Gladwin Mich

G Delano &amp; J. Devoe		Albany N.Y

L.C. Adams			Oberlin O

W E Bozman			Marion O

J S Duteil			Marion O

J D McLaughlin
and wife			Bellefontaine O

Mr &amp; Mrs D.B. Swisher		Zanesville O.

Marie Swisher			Zanesville Ohio

F E Bakes			New York City

John Leatherod			Cleveland Ohio

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr GB Smith &amp; wife &amp; son	Baltimore Md

J A Cross			Youngstown O

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs Stead			Detroit Mich

A. C Carman &amp; wife		Portsmouth O

Edward Darden			107 Maplewood Ave Cuyahoga Falls Ohio	
	
Ellis Darden			107 Maplewood Ave Cuyahoga Falls Ohio

R.C. Fox			New Concord Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Geo L Roberts		Livingston Ky

Mr Jesse McHargue		Pine Hill  Ky

P M Glackin			Columbus

S. C. Adams			Oberlin O
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                    <text>[page 58]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 112 on left and 113 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr and Mrs Wm Walker		Houston Tex

Mr James Harrison		Cleveland Ohio

Henry Fagan			Elkhart, Ind.

R.G. Maglott			Cols, O.

Edward Hixon			Washington C.H.O.

F R Smith			Urbana Ill

E.C. Elliott			Lansing, N.C.

Albert Greer			     "

R.L. Harms			     "

Ralph C. Fox			New Concord, Ohio

H W McNeill			Indianapolis Ind

Joe McNeill			Indianapolis Ind

W C Conner			Col O

D. Hall				Col O

J W Stone			Cols Ohio

H Leymorne &amp; wife		Ohio Bell Tel Co

J. W. Seevers &amp; family		Akron Ohio

Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O

Mr &amp; Mrs Tab{illegible}		Buffalo NY

Jack Robeson and wife		Danville, O.

S Freeman			Cleveland O

L Margolin		          "	  "

H Weinstein		          "	  "

D H Edwards			Culver, Ind

Mrs Mrs Joseph Teagan	        Albany NY

C.H. Twiggs			Parkersburg, W. Va.

H L Stune			Akron O



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

E.P. Plain Jr.			Akron O

F D Dare			Chicago, Ill

Eugene Thomas			Lyreni

H. R. Maitland			Cleveland O.

S.O. Harvey			Springfield O

Chas Bird		           "	    "

C. L. Decker			Col. O.

Joe Langs			Tampa Flor

Nat B Sewell			London, Ky.

R. O Soldner			Van Wert, O.

Mrs J C. Steener		Wapakoneta O

C B N {illegible}		Danville O

Mrs H. Meerwin		        Gambier Ohio

Ruth A King			Gambier Ohio

Gainea L Rush			Marion Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

H B Begley &amp; wife		Canton O

Curtis D Borden			Centerburg O

P W Darleisy			Coshocton O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Jas M Flynn			Zanesville O

Ray D Henderson			Kent O

Mr &amp; Mrs P. J Turnaut		Columbus O.

Lucille Elmore			Interstate [illegible]

Jean Harper		          "	      "

Geraldine Hobson	          "	      "

WM Srosser &amp; family		Norwood Ohio
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                    <text>[page 59]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 114 on left and 115 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mrs Elizabeth Kiser		Meadville Pa

Marian E Kiser			Meadville, Pa.

Frank E Brown			Saegertown Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs C M Maier		Buffalo N.Y.

Peter D Borden			Centerburg O.

Lacy Cahon			Anderson Ind

G Huismaun			Philadelphia Pa

Curtis D Bordan			Centerburg O

Fred Edwards			Ashland O

Eddie Hawk			     "	"

W C Conner			Col O

John Paghe			Cleveland O

James Paghe			      -	  "

E R Norton			      -	  "

Mr and Mrs G E Walker &amp; Family	Irwin Pa

W &amp; H Francis			Zanesville O

Bunyan Spencer			Granville O

L G Alstatt			Kincaid Ill

J. M. Simes			Ourland Calif

J C Lasas			Zanesville O

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware, O

John F. Robb &amp; wife		Cleveland Ohio

E Carmichael &amp; wife		Council Bluffs Ia

W. C. Miller			Louisville Ky

Ralph Fox			New Concord, O

Otho Whipple			West Salem, Ohio

R W Beeler			Chicago

M J Maloney			Springfield

                                

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp;  Mrs Winters		Interstate Le [illegible] Chicage Ill

Walter Gamir			Shelbyville Ind

F H Laurie			Cleve

E R Laurie			Cleve

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

R H Drouilland			Toledo O.

Victor Blake			Delaware, O.

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs J C Stickel		Troy Ohio

Mrs Elizebeth Umbergar		Pittsburg Pa

Mr. &amp; Mrs Claude J Fink		Youngstown, O

Mr. &amp; Mrs V.B. Price		Cleveland O

Miss Frances Price	            "	  "

Mr &amp; Mrs C Young		Akron Ohio

Mr James F Ryan 		Dayton Ohio

M.J Maloney			Springfield Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs J. C. Stickel		Troy, O.

Mrs Elizabeth Umberger		Pittsburg, O

Dan Owran			Lodi Ohio

B F Thompson &amp; Family		Miami Fla

Margaret R. Waters		Indianapolis

Lillian J Martin		          "

J B Coy &amp; wife			Oak Park Ill

J H Hoover			Akron O

Harry Truxall			Jelloway O

Camel C Wilson &amp; Wife		Cleveland Ohio

Joe {illegible} Gastione	{illegible}
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                    <text>[page 60]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 116 on left and 117 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

T M Garney and wife		Gastonia NC

Dewey Ferguson		        309 vance st

				Gastonia NC

Frank Duncan			Gastonia N.C.

J P Farmer			Gastonia N.C.

J H Fullerton			New Castle Pa

P.A. Morehead			Col. O.

J {illegible}     		Philadelphia Pa

R E Shan

Manchester Tenn

J W Crosbie			Manchester Tenn

Donnie Cothron			Hartsville Tenn

W K Cothron			     "	   "

Mr &amp; Mrs S J Turnany		Cleveland

Festus Sherbourne		Delaware O

C. D. Staples &amp; wife		Cleveland Ohio

H M Fiskes			Bryan O

Russel Miller			Bryan O

H Breme				Buffalo NY

LL Gehring			Hollywood Calif.

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs G.E. Latimer		Buffalo N.Y.

John D. Gibe &amp; wife		Chicago Ill.

Mr &amp; Mrs R E Pearce		Cleveland O

H. H. Rhoades			Los Angeles Calif

Mr &amp; Mrs S H Monroe &amp; Donna	Cleveland O

4/16 Val Young			Reynoldsburg O


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

W D West			Philadelphia Pa

Guy Gleason			Columbiana O
.
Mr &amp; Mrs W Mayberry		Canton Ohio

E Flanagan			Lansing Mich

Mr &amp; Mrs R B Sicam		Akron Ohio

Albert Morrit			London Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs J. Pavlak		Cleveland Ohio

J. E. Flodger			Cleveland

A Smith				Cleveland

C Mathews			Cleveland

Oll Coppock			Athens O

B. G. Heck			Shelby O

H J Hunt

E.S. Eaten			Blufield W Va

Mr &amp; Mrs Hines			Detroit, Mich
.
Carrie Chapman			Sunbury

Jane Madden			Columbus, Ohio

Harold Sinclair			Canton Ohio

R.P. Watson			Cols, O.

W C Conner			Col O

Rev Barnhart			Columbus O

R Mitchell			Col O

Charles Burker			Cumberland Gap Ten

Clay Fortner		           "	         "       "

M J Larson &amp; wife              Mattoon IL

E L Lane                        - - - - -

Mr &amp; Mrs SH Monroe &amp; Donna	Bay Village O

J.C. Hermon			Beaver Falls, Pa. 
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                    <text>[page 61]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 118 on left and 119 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

FH McFadden			6th Ave Beaver Falls

Alex Wanner			Dayton O

CE ONeill &amp; wife	        Cleveland O

Josphin Winthers		Galena O

Bob Stauffer and W		Kent O

Ella Feaster			Kent O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

A.J. White			Columbus, O

J A Tanner &amp; wife		Wooster O

Roxie Coock			Roseville O

Russell Coock			     "

H.B. Jones			Rainelle, W.Va

Geo F Murry			Fitzgerald Ga

J P. Harris			    "	   "

Clay S Lott			    "	   "

S Caspy				    "	   "

E. E Deny			Gary Ind

Mrs E. F. Kehoe			Boston Mass

Mrs F. T. Recedall		Ogunquit Maine

Guy Gleason			Columbiana

LR. Smith			Galion Ohio

Eldon Condit			Condit O

W.P. McGarey			Washington D.C.

Rev Barnhart			Col O

Lacy Catron			Anderson Ind

S R Guymon &amp; wife		Cleveland O

Ernest E. LeRoy			Williamson N.Y.

Guy Gleason			Columbiana


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

WC Conner			Col O

Mrs J. Webe			Louisville Ky
&amp; daughter	
		                     "	 "
Mrs T Nollan			     "	 "

Mr M. L Nollan			     "	 "

Mrs Julia C Rive		Washington DC

Mrs Mary Shaw			Washington DC

F.E. Ernest			Jefferson, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs L J Duncan		Chicago Ill

Ruth Fitzpatrick	          "	"

Lacy Cahon			Anderson Ind

Wm Siegel			Cleveland O

F.E. Ernest			Jefferson O

Wm D. Watson			Columbus, O     June 1929

Helene S. Watson		Columbus, Ohio  June 1929

Mrs. Ida Saloneon		Beaver Falls Pa

Emilie H Saloneon	         "	"      "

R E Prier &amp; wife		Col O

Fred Mather			Cin O

James O McManis			West Union Ohio

J.P. Darling			Coshocton O

George J. Tilton		Lincoln Dela

Frank L. Davis			Massillon Ohio

W H Young			Hot Springs Ark

V Villani			Cincinnati Ohio

Guy Gleason			Columbiana

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                    <text>[page 62]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 120 on left and 121 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr A. O Gribble			Morgantown W.Va.

Mrs David A Watkins		"         "

Miss Betty Jane Watkins          "         "

Harry F. Truxall		Danville Ohio

Jas O McManis			West Union O Forward mail to 494 Park N Col, O.

J.S. Harger &amp; wife		Brazil Ind

J C Harger &amp; Family		Sewickley, Pa

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Grant Wise &amp; wife		Cleveland O

Mr and Mrs B M Talbot		Lake Charles, LA

H L Bower			Columbus O

F H Burkart			Cleveland O

Russell Coock

Roxie Coock			Cambridge O.

Mr &amp; Mrs R Geeling		Roch. N.Y.

Mr &amp; Mrs A L James		Phoenix Arizona

Dr &amp; Mrs C.E. Green		Utica, N.Y.

Winfred Dorothy Janine Green	    "	"

H. Thomas			Delaware O

Mr &amp; Mrs M.S. Wakefield		Cleveland, Ohio

Mr. &amp; Mrs F. Clare		Buffalo N.Y.

H T Adams &amp; Family		Earlsboro Okla

M.C. Hammer DO			New Castle Ind

Walter Gow			Indianapolis   "

W.E. Bodenhaun		          "	        "

N.W. Murphy			Anderson       "

Nat B. Sewill			London Ky


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs W. R. Jeffers		Belford NJ.

Mr &amp; Mrs W D Jonor		Ashville N.C.

MJ Wilson			Ashville NC

W C Conner			Col O

L J Lorenzer &amp; wife		Fremont O

Mr LeVan &amp; family		Akron, O.

Alyce Byers			Louisville, Ky

Hugh Ray			Louisville Ky

Mrs. A L Ray			Louisvile Ky

Al Ray				Louisville Ky

F D Kivett			Rawson O

B Suddarth &amp; wife		Gallatin Tenn

Harry Nilland			Montgomery Ohio

Pearl        "	                 "           "

H H Williams			 "	     "

Lydia      "	                             "

J M Slayton &amp; wife		Charleston

Wayland  "			       "

Ruth          "			       "

Nellie {illegible}		       "

Opel O Keefe			Washington Pa

Dortohy Perkins			Indianapolis Ind

E.A. Perkins Jr			   "          "

Rodney Perkins			   "	      "

Harriette Perkins	           "	      "

Rev. Barnhart			Col O

JW. Simon &amp; wife		Cinti O

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                    <text>[page 63]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 122 on left and 123 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs Chas. E Hinkley	Munsie, Ind.

Rev. Barnhart			Col. O,

Geo {illegible} &amp; family	New York City

Mrs. D H Bowen			Lake Worth Florida

Olive Henderson			Georgetown Ill

Ben Henderson		              "	      "

Mrs	"		              "	      "

Morris	"		              "	      "

Philip	"		              "	      "

Mr and Mrs  E G Waldrup		Memphis, Tenn

W E Hughey			Sardis Miss

Floyd S Barlow			Wooster

M. Penix			Washington CH O

The Missie Barus		Uniontown Pa

Guy Gleason			Columbiana

W C Conner			Col O

Guy Gleason			Columbiana

N.E. Butler			Dayton, O

Mrs. N.E. Butler	         "         "

Bob Butler		         "         "

Dick Butler		         "         "

Grace Butler			 "         "

Mr &amp; Mrs HW Hodgson		Hamilton O

Mr &amp; Mr C. Friedel		Hamilton O

Mr &amp; Mrs A L Lutimer		Akron Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs. HW Snow &amp; daughters	Cleve Ohio

R K Barnes			Akron Ohio

H E Duncan			Orville Ohio



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

A. J. White			Columbus O

J Stanley &amp; wife		Middlesbero Ky

Mrs Leo Knisley			Springfield O.

Miss L. M. Smith		Winnipeg Canada

Mrs &amp; Mr G P Mac Dougall	Milw

K W Bishop			Columbus Ohio

C B Workman			Danville O

L E Reynolds			Marietta

W L Gandrun			Zanesville, O

Mr &amp; Mrs E. A. Strong		Huntington W.Va.

Frank Welling		            "	        "

John A. Murray			Pheonix, Arizona

H Denman			Orville O

R K Barnes			Akron O

H Hays - wife - Daughter	Marion Indiana

W. O. Wren			Meadville Pa

P.C. Meanin			Harlan Ky

V.C. Mayse &amp; family		Hartford, Conn

Mrs P.T. Morris			Cleveland Ohio

H Hunter			St Louis Mo

M Brendell			St Louis Mo

M Warner			St Louis Mo

O. Hertzler			St Louis Mo

T R White			Cleveland Ohio

Henry Schwallie			Caldwell Ohio

G A Fike &amp; wife			Ellwood City Pa

Russell Fifer			Brandon Vermont

William Philipsen	        "	     "
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                    <text>[page 64]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 124 on left and 125 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Robert Chapman			West Rutland Vt

J Harrington			Akron O

WaJ Bander			Akron

Mrs A H Butt			Rockville Md

Mr H Howes			Silver Sp Md

Mr &amp; Mrs Haynes  		Baltimore Md

Mrs Smith			Rockville Md

Guy Gleason			Columbiana

Andrew Haynes			Rochester, N.Y.

Frank Wettelsberger		Detroit Mich

E Flanagan			Lansing Mich

F.E. Burgen &amp; wife		Warren Ohio

Mrs Lana Kagy    		Warren Ohio

[illegible]			Marysville O

F E Morrow			Cleveland, O

Geo N Young			Tiffin O

Geo H Seagraves			Huntington W Va

L S Haag &amp; wife			Erie Pa

Lam Krizt			Cleveland Ohio

M A Billey &amp; wife		Cleveland Ohio

Howard Keteham			Lisbon Ohio

David Williams			     "	"

Lewis Dotson			Akron Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs J. P. Burnett		Louisville Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs H B Woolery	        "	"

Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O

Geo N. Young			Tiffin O.



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

P. M. Myers			Albany, NY

Mr &amp; Mrs Edw Walker		Sandusky O

Mr &amp; Mrs C. R. McClure		Cleveland, O.

Mrs J C. Bradley		Harrodsburg Ky

C.J. Wilhelm			Beaver Falls, Pa

E D Murryan			Zanesville Ohio

Charles R. Nolan		Columbus O

Mrs Wm F. Bradtmiller &amp; Son	Ft. Wayne, Ind

Curtis Sparks			{illegible} Ky

Shay Spradlin			Niles Ky

Bob Cantin			{illegible}, Ky

Bure     "			Blanton
Hobart Salyer			Niles Ky

Earnie Pickle			Minefork Ky

Frank Buy			Minefork Ky

W C Conner			Col O

Ralph Hall &amp; wife		Belvidere, Ill

Rev. Barnhart			Columbus, O

Amos Miller			Buckeye Lake O

Chas Collins			Buckeye Lake O

Mrs Louis A Balzer		Wheeling, W Va

J C Norris			New Castle Ind

Lacy Cahon			Anderson Ind

T E Morrow &amp; wife		Cleveland, O.

Gainea L Rush			Marion, Ohio

E Flemagen			Lansing Mich

Guy Gleason			Columbiana O.
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                    <text>[page 65]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 126 on left and 127 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs A.G. Tosty		Akron, Ohio

Ferdie Clapp			Cleveland, O.

Pat Mahurd			Cleveland O.

Lacy Catron			Anderson Ind

Mr &amp; Mrs Wa Johnston		Cincinnati

P.R. Pennington 		Chicago

R. H Pennington		        "

H D Rockwood			Jeromeville O

F C Detwiler			Elyria O

Lacy Catron			Anderson Ind.

Gale E Hiser			Toledo O

Mr &amp;  Mrs N Jacobs		Deposit Ny

Archie Boyd			Columbiana O

J. C Stickel			Troy Ohio

W. J. Scott			Troy Ohio

Harry Van {illegible}		Akron O

H O Feederele		        "      "

Emry Bradford			Columbus O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O.

Rex Young		             "       O
.
V.W. Dorsey			Nova O

Mr &amp; Mrs SH Monroe &amp; Donna	Cleveland O

W C Conner			Col O

Earl Chamberlain		Salamanca NY

Cloa Chamberlain	            "	     "

Mr &amp; Mrs Sweet		            "	     "

H Shockley wife			St Louis Mo


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

J. A. Johnston			Detroit

Richard Grady wife &amp; Daughter	Indianapolis

Rev. Barnhart			Columbus, O

Miss Macy			Buffalo NY

C.L. Decky			Col. O

FB Maberry			   "     "

R H Olden 			Col. O.

W L Briggs			Chicago Ill

John Hall		         "         "

O W Coast			Monticello Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs S H Monroe &amp; Donna	Cleveland O

H Isabel			Columbus O

J.M. Sines &amp; Wife		Los Angeles Calif

Carl Zich		        Fort Wayne Ind

Mrs. Wehrs		        Fort Wayne Ind

Mr &amp; Mrs Bradtmiller		Fort Wayne Ind

Chas Collins			Buckeye Lake

Amos Miller			Buckeye Lake O.

Mr &amp; Mrs J O Martin		Atlanta Ga

J L Graham		        Atlanta Ga

R. O. McKee			Bridgeport Ill

L M Poling			Grafton, WV

Bernard Spitler			Grand Rapids Ohio

C B Smith			Cols. O

E Bitts &amp; wife &amp; son		Zanesville, O

A. L. Winter			Bucyrus O.

W. W. Hoyle			Columbus Ohio
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                    <text>[page 66]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 128 on left and 129 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Paul Obershaw &amp; wife		Owosso Mich

Mr &amp; Mrs C.A. Fielder		Memphis Tenn

Mr &amp; Mrs A Stausbury		Evansville Ind

Chas Collins			Buckeye Lake

HA Beals			O B Tele Co. Col O

John W Vogel &amp; wife		Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs P J Turnacy	        Dayton O

Rev Barnhart			Columbus O

J W Gabriel			Logan O

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Floyd Lomb			Harrod O

W C Conner			Col

R L Baird			Chippewa Lake O

P J Lanson			Ashland O

Riley Pickeus &amp; wife	        Akron O.

P.B. Anguish			Malta O

Val Young			Reynoldsburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs H. Peterson		Conneaut Lake Pa.

M.J. Austin			       "	"

Mrs R. {illegible}		       "	"

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm Smalleberger Jr	       "	"

J Franklin Babb			Boston Mass

Prof J J Laub &amp; son		Ashland, Ohio

D. R. Kester			Pittsburgh Pa

James A. Morse			Toledo O

L R Evans			Ft. Wayne Ind.


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs S H Monroe &amp; Donna	Bay Village, O

C.L. Willey			Independence Kan

M. C. Stewart			Ft. Wayne, Ind

Mr &amp; Mrs A W {illegible}	Cleveland O

J P Geiger &amp; Wife	         "         "

Jo Thomas McAdso &amp; wife		St Louis Mo.

H F Fee				Findlay

J R Switzer		        "

Rev Barnhart			Col. O.

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Guy Gleason			Columbiana

W C Conner			Col O

Jesse Sane			Crooksville Ohio

C. B Dodge			Binghamton N.Y.

Edw L Evans			Phila Pa

Guy Gleason			Columbiana, Oh

Myron B Sternes			Upper Sandusky, O.

Dr N J Goergen		        Cincinnati Ohio

Earl L Kick			Fort Joyce Columbus Ohio

11/18 Val Young			Reynoldsburg, O

                                Bill Board 25 Opera Place
                                              Cincinnati O
Max Margolen			Cin O.

Rev. Barnhart			Columbus, O

HW Leland			Plain City O

Gale E Hiser			Toledo O

Mr &amp; Mrs. H C Brour		Akron O

E L Runsk			Marion O

W C  Conner			Col O

H.S. Probasco		        Chicago
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                    <text>[page 67]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 130 on left and 131 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

A.R. Winter			Bucyrus O

E.H. Gephart			Delaware O.

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Rev Barnhart			Col. O.

H.E. Marshall			Ravenna Ohio.

Guy Gleason			New Watterford

E Flanagan			Lansing, Mich

P E Tennally			Akron, O

PJ Furrary                      Cleveland, O.

Guy C Horn			Gambier O.

Rev Barnhart			Col O

E.E. Forrester &amp; wife		Millport Pa

G H Forrester &amp; wife		Bolivar N.Y.

J P Harking			Coshocton O

B.B. Rambo			Cadillac Mich.

W.O. Brown			Paulding

Harry Oberholzer		   "

Rev Barnhardt			Col. O.

D. L. Garrison			Akron Ohio

J.W. Garrison			Akron Ohio

E D Munyan			Zanesville O

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs H.S. Loveless		Greenfield MO

Mr &amp; Mrs H.M. Loveless              "       "

Rev Barnhardt			Col - O

H W Leonard			Plain City O

E D Munyan			Zanesville O

J J Hartley			Akron O			pd




                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

	

NAME                            RESIDENCE
	
R. K. Barnes			Akron Ohio

O.M. Pritchard			Akron Ohio

W.B. Schoeffer			Akron Ohio

Geo. L. Farrrar			   "         "

R H Olson		           "         "

J.P. Stake			   "         "

Burt Payne			   "         "

H.D. Lescallut	 		   "         "

Dr. A D Burnstead		Delaware Ohio

J.M. Lockhurt			Granville, O

E E Barnhardt			Col - O

Katherine Myers			Col - Ohio

J Stoltz			Marion Ind

John Bukepile		        Marion Ohio

Harry Larabie &amp; wife   	        Detroit Mich

H W Leonard			Plain City O

C.R. Foster, Jr. and Wife	Yellow Springs, O
.
John S Foster			Warren O.

E. E. Barnhardt			Col. O.

Paul Cherrington		Oak Hill Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

H W Leonard			Plain City O

E. E. Barnhardt			Col. O.

Dr Burnstead			Delaware O

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O

J W Gabriel &amp; son		Logan O.

Nat B. Sewell			London, Ky

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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 132 on left and 133 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Helen E Jones			Westwood N.J.

H C Thomas &amp; wife		Columbus O.

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Lee Orr				Supulpa, Okla

Geraldine Ellis			Chicago

Jay Tobins		           "

M G Kan				Coshocton, O.

E.E. Barnhardt			Col, O.

H W Leonard			Plain City O

Horrus Ambrosia		        Galion O.

Mr &amp; Mrs E. A. Strong		Huntington W Va

Charles Bush			Olivet Ill

Burris Butler			Danville, Ill.

E.E. Barnhardt			Columbus, O

Bert Hunley &amp; Wife		N. Canton O

M.V B Wergerd		        Millersburg O

Frank S Plumb			Gahanna

W C Conner			Col O

S C Laney			Cleveland Ohio

Al Malfe &amp; wife			Cincinnati O

G B McSwain			Columbus O

H D Rockwood			Jeromeville O

Frank Lomonia			[illegible]

Joseph Lingard			313 West 28th St N.Y.C.

Manuel Lingard			315 West 28th St N.Y.C
.
Alice White			Mpls

A F Zuch			Bowling Green O

                                
                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.



NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs. Wm. H. Gardner	Akron Ohio

G W Ruff			[illegible]

Monroe Davis			Youngs

F D Brewster			Akron

Nat B Sewell			London, Ky

H  R Daley			Cleveland Ohio

Anne Schuetz			New Hampton Ia

E.E. Barnhardt			Col O

J Otis Kerr			Utica O

C.L. Decker			Col. O.                   ok

M J Pahl			  "     "

C. W. Wickham			Detroit Mich.

H P Martin			Chillocothe O.

Glenn Heath			Columbus O

Amos Miller			Buckeye Lake O.

L.M. Poling			Buckeye Lake O

O.C. Davis			Lancaster O.

J. W. Miller			     "

M. J. Pahl			Cols. O

C. L. Decker			     "

Wm J. Dickson			Eric, Pa.

C.D. Staples &amp; wife		Cleveland O.

Lelah Poling &amp; daughter		Marion O

J A Johnston			Detroit

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Mr &amp; Mrs E. A. Strong		Huntington W.Va

Frank Welling			Huntington W Va

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                    <text>[page 69]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 134 on left and 135 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

C. D. Staples &amp; wife		Cleveland. Ohio.

J W Gabriel			Logan O

J. F. Newman			Findlay O.

W C Conner			Col O

J. Otis Kerr			Utica O.

Homer Ambrosia			Galion O

Nellie Gray 			Columbus O.

C B Jones			Beaver Falls Pa

C.D. Staples &amp; wife		Cleveland O.

E. F. Quirk			Prov, R. I.

Wilbert H Loveless		Frazeysburg. O.

Freeman Hunter			Ravenna, O

Harold Baker			Det Mich

Paul Baker			   "      "

R E Smith			Galion O.

J O Davis			Galion O

H. Wood				Cleveland O

C.O. Blame &amp; Wife		Alliance Ohio

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

W Evan Owens			Muncie, Ind.

H.A. Bean			Ft Wayne, Ind

S.C. Myers &amp; wife		Lexington Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs S. H. Monroe &amp; Donna	Bay Village, O

Mr &amp; Mrs JG Prachert		Owenton Ky

J W Prachert			       "

Katherine			       "

H W Leonard			Plain City O

                                

                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

E. E. Barnhardt			Columbus, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs W. J. Kneisley		  "           "

O M Parrish			Columbus Ind

W C Conner			Col O

Wilson Loveless			Frazeysburg O.

C J Winston &amp; Wife		Owosso Mich

Mildred Eager			8006 Goodman Cleveland

Ardys Eager			     "	"	"

Verna Eager			     "	"	"

Lola Wagstaff			     "	"	"

E B Wilson			Fresno Calif

George Frazier			Ravenna O

Mr &amp; Mrs D. Thatcher		Cleveland O

John F. Kobs, Family	           "         "

Mrs Z. Junke		           "         "

Mr &amp; Mrs Roy Smith		Ashtabula O

G. B. McSwain			Pine Bluff Ark

E. E. Barnhardt			Col. O

J R Darling			Coshocton O

K. S. Barnett			Cincinnati O

F. L. Worley			Cols O

H W Leonard			Plain City O

G D Aried Wife			Mt Vernon O.

Mr &amp; Mrs John J Laub		Fairmont W. Va

Mr &amp; Mrs F N Crowe		Cleveland O

Geo W Caldwell			Indpls. Ind.

Raymond D. Needler		Evansville, Ind.
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                    <text>[page 70]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 136 on left and 137 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs W. N. Bowman		Covington, Ky

Mrs. Clara Myers		Assumption Ill.

Mrs. John Meeker	        "	     "

Mr. Ben Meeker		        "	     "

Dick G Blackman &amp; Mother	Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs P J Turnary		Cleveland Ohio

H V Henning			Canton Ohio

R. H. Lundin			Chicago

J Colity		         "

Ben Turpen			Cincinnati, Ohio

C. C. Norris &amp; wife		Columbus Ohio

Nat B. Sewell			London Ky

C J Winston &amp; wife		Owosso Mich

M Rieser			Louisville Ky

A Casnover		         "	"

J Stadler		         "	"

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O

J. J. Laub &amp; wife		Fairmont W.Va

T. Hestar			Columbus, O

Mr &amp; Mrs L.T. Brigham		Canton Ohio

Millard Dorothy			Potsdam N.Y.

J.C. Edmister &amp; wife		Portmouth O	
		
Mr &amp; Mrs. L. G. Helm		Warren Pa

Mrs. Casper Anderegg		      "	"

J W Davis			Youngstown Ohio

B T Davis	                  "	     "

Rachel Davis			  "          "



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

W C Conner			Col

G McCreary			Youngstown

V Metz				Youngstown

A W Grers			Youngstown O

Mr &amp; Mrs F R Smith		Dayton O

Ernest Gunsser		[illegible] Ohio

J W Sichler			Ebensburg Pa

C D Staples &amp; wife		Cleveland O

O W Coust			Monticello Ky

Mr &amp; Mrs P J Turnary		Cleveland O

Geo E Lieberman			Cleve. O

S Helo				Logan  W Va

Elbert				    -       -     -   -

H. S. Barnett			Cincin O.

T. W. Daley			Detroit

Mr &amp; Mrs I J Singer		Rockville Center, N.Y.

Jessie Barr			        "	      "	"

W. H. Loveless			Frazeysburg, O.

F J Young and Family		Cincinnati O

E Wright			Lakewood O

Geo Storms			Kalamazoo

B. C. Ross			Lima O

Mr E A Strong			Huntington W.Va.

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Emery Broad			Albany N.Y.

J B Lavelle			Columbus

T W Daley			Detroit
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                    <text>[page 71]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 138 on left and 139 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

W C Conner			Col O

H W Leonard			Plain City O

Max L. Daniels &amp; wife		Chardon O

Mr &amp; Mrs D. H. Stober &amp; family	Cleveland, O.

Mr. Harry Brown			Cleveland, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm B. James		Bowling Green Ohio

C. Bayliss			Meringo Ohio

C # V # Seldus			Trinway. O

Mrs M. Vogt			Salem Ill

Lulu Vogt		         "     "

A C Stickel			Toledo O.

E R Kyser			Col. O

Mr &amp; Mrs N R Harmon		Charleston W Va

Mrs J Pierson		                 "

Robt Price		                 "

Mr &amp; Mrs F. E. Gebhart		Miamisburg Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs R. E. Michael		Germantown Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs J E Morrison		Wooster Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs LA Snyder		Wooster Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

Boris Weltzer			Dayton Ohio

John J Larimer			Birmingham Al

   "          "   Jr	         "        "

Mrs John J Larimer	           "	    "

J F Morgan			Willoughby Ohio

A B Barto			Mentor Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs M Lohr			Lakewood Ohio



                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs S. H. Monroe &amp; Donna	Bay Village O

Mr &amp; Mrs Anderson		Cleveland Ohio

Mr W Groves			Cleveland, Ohio

F. H. Hays			Rochester Pa

F. L. Jackson			E. Palestine, O.

Tom Manios			Akron

W. F. Jennings			Akron

M. Maurer			Alliance O.

C A Ruddock			Port Clinton O.

G M Merchant			Terre Haute, Indiana

L R Robinson			Zelienople, Pa

H. S. Huff			New York City

Mr &amp; Mrs J Huff			New York

R R Robinson			Zelienople, Pa

James Lewis			Zelienople, Pa

John G. [illegible]		Harmony Pa

M Kneisley			Col O.

Ed Bays			        Ashland Oregon

Mr &amp; Mrs [illegible]		Oakland Cal

Mr &amp; Mrs Crystal		Balto Md

L R Koegele			Cleve O.

C A Ruddock			Port Clinton O

Mrs Gordon Eusinger		Lakewood O

Miss Betty Eusinger	           "

Miss Eleanor Martin		Lodi O

T. L. Risher &amp; Wife		Miami Fla

O. J. Eve &amp; wife		Lou Ky
			
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                    <text>[page 72]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 140 on left and 141 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Frank C. Stenier		Akron Ohio

Abe Selleck			Cleveland Ohio

M A Bouman                          "       "

Mr and Mrs Dean Chivington	Chicago, Ill

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O.

Jos V Mitchell			Cinci Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

Mr &amp; Mrs J S Chase		Topeka Kansas

C B Dunster &amp; wife		Oceanside Calif

C A Ruddock			Port Clinton O

E R Lyons			Somerset O

Ray Ratliff			Cambridge O

A. Hetrick			Fremont O

C Miller		        "         "

B Shilling		        "         "

Mr Mrs C A  Foreman		Cleveland O

Mr Millard Dorothy		Potsdam N.Y

Louis E. Steele &amp; Family	Chicago

E T Hill			Toledo O

N.R. Suggs and wife		Columbus

Mr. &amp; Mrs H. W. Crawford	Youngstown O

Hazel Krumhar			Cleve, O.

Dorothy Swilik		        "      "

G N Andrews &amp; wife	        "      "

C A Ruddock			Port Clinton O

B. Buknik			Flemington N.J.

J G Havens			Morehead Ky


                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

RW Griswold			Binghamton N.Y.

Geo W Newman &amp; wife		Homer La

J.C. Tubbs			Norwalk, O.

Mr &amp; Mrs E E Russel		Cleveland, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm McCarley		Akron Ohio

Torn Hestore			Col O

C.A. Ruddock			Port Clinton O

F.F. McNamara			Miami Florida

Chas. L. Thompson		Milford Center O

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Mr &amp; Mrs S. H. Monroe = Donna	Bay Village O

W C Conner			Col O

L. R. Koegele			Cleve. O

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm S Hestou		Buffalo N.Y.

Mrs. E. B. Macken		St. Louis Co Missouri

Mrs. C.B. Roberts		Milwaukee Wis

E. M. Ruggles			Elyria O

George A. Eldriedge		Califon New Jersey

Olin Allen			Ithaca, N.Y.

H. Vandegrift			Akron O

H.O. Feederle			DO

Edgar Monroe			Columbus, Ind

W. A. Diefenbach		Granite City Ills

MG Karr				Coshocton, O

Kh. McCurdy			Canton

D. L. Moser &amp; wife		Toledo, O.

F. K.[illegible]	         "        "

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                    <text>[page 73]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 142 on left and 143 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs J. P. Snyder		New York

E. M. Ruggles			Elyria, O.

N. E. Slutchbury Wife &amp; Daughter Rochester NY

E. R. Lyons			Somerset O.

J F Knapp			Cincinnati, O

John A. Duryea		        "          "

I Klein				Columbus, O

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O

F. W. Stentz			Gary, Ind.

 Miss Emma Thorndell		Uniontown,  Pa

Nat B. Sernell		        London Ky

E. M. Ruggles			Elyria O.

Mr D E Farling			Warren O.

L. D Strickland			Akron O

W C Conner			Col O

F Scott				Chicago Ill

Fred Moier			Columbus	
		
Mrs Neal Wyars Kyle		Sumerset Ohio

E. M. Ruggles			Elyria O

Edward Small			Chicago Ill

R R Ransom			Cleveland O.

B M Poland			Ashland O

W E Poland		          "	"

R Thatcher			Baltimore Md

D Waltz			            "	   "

F Scott				Chicago

H. W. Leonard			Plain City Ohio


                                
                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Fred Maier			Columbus O.

O.E. Hicks			Norwalk O.

W A. Holmes			Granville, O.

Al Underwood			Cleveland O

E D Ruggles			Elyria O

Francis Berger			Akron Ohio

Joe Zea				New Paris O

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O

Miss Jessie G. Hall		Chillicothe, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Geo Abright		Dayton Ohio

H.L. Sovereign			Massillon Ohio

T. J Remington			Danville, Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

E. D. Ruggles			Lorain O

Paul Avery		         "       "

George Hurry			Linden

M O Hammond			Akron O

K. L. Hoisington		Cols, O

E. L. McCule			Col, O.

W Murray			London, O.

J J Richards			Madisonville, T

W. B . Core			St Marys W.Va.

C M Lash &amp; Wife			Columbus O

M M Myers &amp; Wife		Bath New York

E. D. Ruggles			Lorain O

Geo W Heffernan			New York

W C Conner			Col O

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                    <text>[Page 74]

[corresponds to unnumbered pages 144 on left and 145 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

J. L. Butcher			Columbus O

R.M. Snyder			London O

J P Kelly			Rochester NY

P.H. Kelly		        "	   "

Robert [illegible]		Perry NY

Mr Mrs A. William		Cleveland

W. H. Loveless			Frazeysburg, O.

Nat B. Sewell			London Ky

W. F. Kepler			Akron O

Mr &amp; Mrs D E Farling		Youngstown O.

E. D. Ruggles			Elyria O

A. Kunkel			St Joe MO

Jon B. Leist			Kingston Ohio

E E Meck			Kokomo Ind

R.V. Buell			Newark O

W. H. Loveless			Frazeysburg O

W C Conner			Col O

Jas Couely			Albany NY

Lo D Clark			O.B. [illegible]

Anna Vaughn			Bradford Pa

Thressa Weld		          "	"

Homer Rinehort			Cairo WVA Route # 2

Art Thuleen			Minneapolis

W. Prather		           "

Carl Behnlein			Caldwell Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs E A Strong		Charleston W. Va.

H W Leonard                     Plain City O


                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O

H W Leonard		         "      "	"

E. D. Ruggles			Elyria O

J. M. South			Chicago Ill

G S Emmett			Cincinnati O.

W. C. Conner			Col O

A E [illegible]			Springfield Ohio

Wm Haynes			     "         "       "

B. J. Motz			Ravenna Ohio

J L Trout			Kokomo Ind

Dr. H. W. Hangen		Tampa, Fla

Mary J. McVeigh			Lansing Mich

Mrs. A. J. Nixon		W. Palm Beach Fla

W Hobin &amp; Wife			Cleveland O

Jas Hogue &amp; Wife		Cleveland O

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O

H. A. Benny			Cincinnati O

Wm H Danyece			Wooster O

CA Yallaher			Alliance Ohio

Gaines L. Rush			Marion O

D W Secton			Leesburg O

Mr &amp; Mrs C. C. Wilcox		MOSCOW RUSSIA USSR

Frank A Witt			Atlanta Ga

C V Thrasher &amp; Wife		Oakwood O

A H Andrews &amp; Wife		Columbus Ohio

Frank Jaworski		        Toledo O

H.W. Leonard			Plain City O
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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 146 on left and 147 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

J M Hubbard			Cincinnati

Harley Bond			Detroit Mich

Fred Beck			Cleveland

H Madison 			     "

N. Kitchen			     "

G Kain				     "

O L Power &amp; Wife		Col O

Paul Zimmerman &amp; Wife	        "   "

Mr and Mrs. K.V. Loltick	Ravenna, Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs W Ross &amp; son		Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mrs Burke			Springfield O

C P Jones and wife		Dayton O

Carl Patrick			Portsmouth Ohio

E. O Wagner		           "	     "

E L Hachmeister			Denver, Colo

M. B. Keody			New York

Joe Miller			Denver Colorado

Glenn A. Marshall		Marion O.

T A Williams			Columbus O

Mr &amp; Mrs M Ziegler		Chigo Ill

John Westrick			Ottawa, O.

John Westrick			Ottawa, O.

F O Redick			Charlotte Mich

E. R. Lyons			Somerset, O

Dr J D Byone &amp; family		Du Quoin Ill

Lee O. Hershman			Tipton, Ind.

Mr &amp; Mrs. C. W. Perry		Caldwell, O.

                                

                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.

NAME				RESIDENCE

F. A. Woods &amp; Wm Bruer		Indianapolis

W L Eastman			Cincinnati, O

Mrs Eastman			      "	  "

F L Crist &amp; Wife		Indinapolis Ind

R Hooght			Layfaute Ind

A. J. Strait			Malden, Mass

D. O. Hartman			Newton Mass

Mr &amp; Mrs E Whitfield		Tuscon Arizona

J. V. Yoder			Union City Ind

H. W. Leonard			Plain City Ohio

W C Conner			Col O

Paul Nill			Dayton O

P.E. Fuller			Springfield O

J Howard Hahr			Dayton Ohio

Wayne Palmer			Cleveland O

Mary Tucker			Cleveland O

F. E. Ernest			Jefferson, O

Harold W. Sticht		Buffalo, N.Y.

John A. Kaercher		Philadelphia, Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs Martin			Buffalo N.Y.

SA Myers			Cleveland O

J W &amp; B T Davis			Youngstown, O

F M Myers			Chicago Ill

H D Rockwood			Jeromeville O

Newton Roberts			Huntington, W.Va

Al H Nun			Miami Fla

H.W. Wise			Spgfd, Ohio

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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 148 on left and 149 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME				RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; MRs H K Kuorr Gales	Cin O.

Mr &amp; Mrs A R Ray		St Petersburg

Miss L Dunn			Miami Fla

Mr Elliot &amp; Party		Hamilton Ont

Mr &amp; Mrs N. R. Kamon		Charleston, W. Va

Mrs W L Price		           "	    "

Robert Price		           "	    "

I L Martin			Marion O

W C Conner			Col O

R I Weil			Mansfield Ohio

T W Daley			Detroit Mich

PW Schneider &amp; family		Cincinnati O

Geo J Hommond &amp; wife		Cincinnati Ohio

J M Gray Family			Chgo

John J. Harrington		Chantonqua N.Y.

Geo M Canphil and Wife		St Louis Mo

Dan Mohr			Ada Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Chas Wayne		Gratis O

Wilbur Loveless			Frazeysburg O

J H Twyman and Wife		Middlebourne Ma

Mr &amp; Mrs Wm A Bohlander		Ellwood City Pa

Fred Nell			Waynesboro Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs MD Phillips		Cleveland Heights O

Mrs Mary Turben			Columbus O

S S Hobbs			Oberlin O

S. H. Morrow			Bay Village, O

G. L. Rush			Marion O.



                               HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Jessie Irwin			Springfield, Ill 1017 W. 1st St

Rose Haigood			Springfield, Ill   "         "        "

Mrs. H. B. Haigood		Springfield, Ill   "	"        "

Rose Ryffel			Springfield, Ill   "	"        "

Arthur H Breilay		K.C. Mo

Mr &amp; Mrs L L Stockton		Wilmington Cal

J M Flanegin			Wilmington Cal

L. H. Mourow			Bay Village O.

H. W. Leonard			Plain City O

Mr &amp; Mrs [illegible]		Painesville O

Geo Curruy			Mt Vernon Ill

R. W. Phillips &amp; family		Bay City Mich

Nat B. Sewell			London, Ky

C W Strives			Cleveland O

Lester J Shloerb		Chicago Ill

Steremy Sullivan		Chicago Ill

John Horsch			Chicago Ill

W C Conner			Col O

R W Schafstall			New Washington, O

J. M. Todd			Cleveland O

H Rice			          "	"

C Elean				Col O

Chas Leifer			Massillon O

Mr Mrs DJ Christman		Oak Park Ill

John &amp; Carleton Christman	    "     "       "

AW Zuhors			Portsmouth O

WM Crunn wife sister		Akron
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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 150 on left and 151 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


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Dr R B Hart			Marietta O

Dr W M Hart &amp; wife	          "        "

Beatrice Russell		Winsted, Conn

Rynes Meurisse			Stamford, Conn.

Mr &amp; Mrs J. F. Schmid		Salem Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs G. G. Gremisen	        Salem Ohio

M O Hammond			Akron O

Jas B Leist			Kingston, O.

D B Davis			Wheeling W.Va

Mr &amp; Mrs. H. J. Dieterle	Dayton, Ohio

F. E. Ernest			Jefferson, O Sept 2nd &amp; 3rd

Mr Mrs Perry Yost		Mt Liberty, O

S. H. Monroe &amp; Family		Bay Village, O

Gertrude Gault			Alliance, Ohio

Mary Gault			Alliance, Ohio

J H Edwards &amp; Wife		Huntington W. Va

Doris Edwards		           "            "

Howard Edwards		           "            "

Wm. J. Backus			Youngstown 

Mrs. Wm. J. Backus	              "

Paul Backus		              "

Wm. R. Queale			Kinsman

Lucille Band			Cambridge

William Weber &amp; son		East Orange

Harry Dalwin Weber		East Orange

F. W. Graves &amp; Son		6352 Washington Ave St Louis Mo

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                                HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

		      the Hotel will not be responsible for any loss.


NAME                            RESIDENCE

Mr &amp; Mrs L J Menton		L R Ark

Dr W. M. Hart			Marietta O

Mr &amp; Mrs J C Craig		Hanover Pa

Mr &amp; Mrs A Semers &amp; Daughter	Jersey City NY

Mr &amp; Mrs J F Reo &amp; family	Hamilton Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs M. R. Cady		Grand Rapids

Mr &amp; Mrs H B Gould		Cleveland

Ch Scott			Cleveland

E J McDermott			Cleveland

J F Campbell &amp; Wife		Cleveland

W. L. Land			Dallas Texas

W C Conner			Col

A Roy Carson &amp; Wife		Pittsburgh

M. A. Wolfe			Toledo O.

W A. Cox &amp; wife			San Benito Tex

Mr &amp; Mrs G. D. Morron &amp; Son	Butler Pa

Mrs. Charles O Armes		Waukegan, Ill

Mrs. S E Berlire		Chicago, Ill

Mr &amp; Mrs F. Simons	          "       "

L D Garfield			Buffalo NY

Hugo Zacchini			Sarasota FLA

Bruno Zacchini		        Sarasota, FLA

John Luddy			Sarasota Fla

W. O. Harrington		Sisterville, WVa

Mrs. W. O. Harrington                "       "

F. H. Purcell and wife		Toledo Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs. Winsor Wright	        Cleveland, O
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[corresponds to unnumbered pages 152 on left and 153 on right of Hopkins House Day Book 1922]


				HOTEL REGISTER.

Money, Jewels and other Valuable Packages must be placed in the Office, otherwise 

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Mr &amp; Mrs Jack Randall		Cincinnati

D Cure Yoder			Cleveland O.

Ernest Tockett			Olive Hill Ky

Howard T Gee			   "        "     "

Mr &amp; Mrs H K Knorr		Cin O

Clifford Ray			Urbana KS

James Wood			Hannibal Mo

O D Collum			Livingston Tex

Mr &amp; Mrs F E Boyce		Big Lake Tex

Wm Frech			Cleveland O

Otto [illegible]		Akron, O.

L J Neiswander			Mt Vernon O

George Miller			Angola

Mary Miller			     "

Rosy Miller			     "

Mr &amp; Mrs C R Perkins		Buffalo NY

George Torossiar		Columbus, Ohio

Lo G Alstott			Kincaid Ill

W C Bute			Licking Mo.

R. S. Graham			Summersville Mo

W P Gibbs			Houston Mo

Mr &amp; Mrs FW Wiese		Oberlin O

John Westrick			Ottawa O

Wm Frech			Cleveland O

Mr &amp; Mrs H S Lindsay		Orlando Fla

Miss A. C. Lindsay		Orlando Fla

Mrs VA Lindsay			Orlando Fla

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Crawford Bros			Indianapolis In

R B [illegible] and wife	Bloomington Indiana

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		1925		                                   1	

Fri

May 1. 	Taggart to Columbus for Mendenhall			5.00

     	  Taggart to Fredericktown				6.00

Sat

May 2	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

	Helped Mrs Webster in casket &amp; washed machines	        2.00

	Strosnider to Emery Youngs				1.50

Sun

May 3	Helped at Webster funeral &amp; helped take &amp; bring chairs	1.50

	Festus Sherbourne &amp; Charlotte Willoughly to Ill	2.50

	Strosnider to Emery Youngs				1.00

Mon

May 4	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Helped put Young in casket &amp; helped at funeral		2.00

	Hill boy from Vinal Bartons to Delaware		3.50

Tues

May 5	Hunkeys to Col to wedding &amp; Stultore			7.50

Wed

May 6	Strosnider to Columbus				        5.00

Thur 7

Fri 8

Sat 9	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Sun

May 10	Helped Strosy get Walters boy			        1.00

	Worsand to Al Boyds				        1.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

May 11	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Mr Wagner to farm				        1.00

	Boy to Centerburg					2.00

	Helped with Walters boy most all day			2.00

Tues

May 12	Took Walters boy to Col &amp; put Aunt Mary Condit in Casket 2.00

Wed

May 13	Helped at Aunt Mary Condit funeral			1.50

Thur

May 14	People to Linworth Hunkeys				6.00

Fri

May 15	Owen Kimball to Magnetic				4.00

	A. Young to gas gate				        1.00

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Sat

May 16	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Sun

May 17	Bockover to Delaware to Taggart			        2.00

Mon

May 18	Mr. Wagner to farm				        1.00

Tues 19

Wed 20	Jones to Galena to Wedding				1.00

Thur

May 21	Chas Armstrong to Waldo Mt Gillead Horton, Ashley, Marion 1.00

Fri	Strosy to Hevalos &amp; C. Village				1.50

May 22	Helped put My Hevalo in casket			        1.00

	To Underwoods for flowers for Strosy			5.00

Sat

May 23	With Strosy to Springfield to bury Hevalo		4.00

Sun

May 24	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

Mon

May 25	Joe Walker &amp; Burbank &amp; Tom Fredericks, A Green &amp; home	2.00

Tues

May 26	My Wagner to farm				        1.00

Wed	Strosnider to Mrs Youngs at Berkshire			1.50

May 27	Huston to Marc Gorsuch's

	Mrs Marble &amp; niece to Mt Carmel			        2.00

Thur

May 28	Flowers to Youngs at Berkshire			        1.00

	At Mrs Young funeral				        1.00

Fri	

May 29	Owen &amp; Abbie Kimball to Magnetic S.			4.00

Sat

May 30	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Sun

May 31	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

Mon Jun 1

Tues

June 2	Dr Van Houten to St Francis Hospital			5.00

Wed

June 3	Taggart to Columbus				        1.00






                                                        3

Thur		broke down				

June 4	Four people to Delaware				        4.00

Fri

June 5	Jones visitors to Grandview Col			        6.00

	Cusf from Delaware				        2.00

	Striders bus people to Delaware			        4.00

	Callie, Thurman &amp; Bessie Perfect home from Lodge	1.00

Sat 6

Sun 7

Mon 8

Tues 9	Man to Col Levine Milling Co				7.00

Wed

June 10	Man to Hildebrands on Blaney farm			1.00

Thur 11	

Fri 12	Jones to Columbus					4.00

Sat 13

Sun 14	Helped Strosnider put Mrs Dwimell in casket		1.00

Mon 15	Helped with chairs at Mrs Dwinell funeral

	Helped take Lou Fuller to Case Hospital and		5.00

	to Robert McElwees twice at Westerville

	Charley Dwinells Machine to funeral

Tues

June 16	Brot chairs from Mrs Dwimells			        5.00

Wed

June 17	Helped dress &amp; put Robert McElwee in casket		2.00

	&amp; cleaned machines

Thur

June 18 Helped at Rob't McElwee funeral			        2.00

	Charlott Willoughby baby from Delaware			2.00

Fri

June 19	Tullers to Columbus				        5.00

Sat 20

Sun 21	Lily &amp; Rosa Barcus to &amp; from Galena			2.00

Mon

June 22	Man to Near Gahanna				        5.00

	Man &amp; Woman to Frank Irwin to Irwin's place		 .75

Tues

June 23	Coal man to Linworth				        3.50

Abbie &amp; Owen Kimball to farm				         .50

Wed

June 24	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00
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	Strosy to Mary Fisher 				                 .50

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June 26	Helped put Mrs Fisher in casket &amp; took her out to 
	
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Sat

June 27	Taggart to Alum Creek bridge and all around		        2.50
	                
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Sun

June 28	Charlotte Willoughby from Delaware			        2.00

Mon 29	

Tues 30	C.O.Armstrong up to when Arthur Isotel Boston farm	        1.50

Wed

July 1	Mrs Frakes &amp; children to Columbus			        5.00

Thur	

July 2	Taggart to Columbus				                5.00

Fri

July 3	Abbie &amp; Owen Kimball to Magnetic			        4.00

	Strosnider to Frank Irvin &amp; Geo Works

	Strosnider farm Gregg Bridge               		        2.00

Sat 4	

Sun 5	Mrs Magill &amp; daughter to Westerville			        1.50

	Fisters Sherbourne to Delaware			                2.00

Mon

July 6	Jones to Columbus					        4.00

	Owen &amp; Abbie Kimball from Magnetic			        4.00
Tues

July 7  Mr Wagner up to farm                                            1.00

        Owen Kimball to Shepherd Santars                                4.00
Wed

July 8	Mr Wagner up to farm				                1.00

Thur 9

Fri 10	Mr Moore &amp; boy to North Columbus			        4.00

Sat 11	

Sun 12	Mr &amp; Mrs Fagan to Columbus			                5.00

Mon 13

Tues 14	Alva White to Linden				                4.00

Wed

July 15	With Strosy to Col for Grace Platt			        2.00

Thur 16




						                5

Fri

July 17	Tullens to Columbus				               5.00

	Strosnider to Worthington  [Cross]			       3.00

Sat

July 18	Strosnider to below Glenn Willisons			       2.00

	Mrs Earl Wilcox to Patricks &amp; Westerville		       3.00

Sun

July 19	Strosnider to Galena Cemetary &amp; Platts		               1.50

	Hose to Platt girl funeral				       1.50 

Mon

July 20	Took casket to Cross				               1.50

	Strosnider to Helwigs				               2.50

Tues

July 21	Hose at Cross funeral 7 hrs all day       

	Helped put Helwig baby in casket          		       4.00

Wed

July 22	Strosy to Radium Hospital				       5.00

	Hose to Helwig baby funeral				       1.00

Thurs

July 23	Strosnider to Gail Hoovers				       2.00

Fri

July 24	Hose helped put Mr Hoovers in casket		               1.00

	Spearman boy to Al Boyds &amp; back			               1.50

Sat

July 25	Hose took flowers out to Hoovers			       1.00

	Hose helped at Hoovers funeral			               1.50

	Two women north of Marengo			               3.00

Sun 26

Mon 27	Jones to Columbus					       6.00

Tues	

July 28	Strosnider to Wm Spearman				       2.00

Wed 29

Thurs 30  Hose helped put Mr Spearman in casket		               1.00

	Strosy, Taggart &amp; Hixenbaugh to Galena			       1.00

	Hose helped at office 				               5.00

Fri

July 31	Chairs &amp; flowers to Spearman Hose machines	               1.50

	Hose Helped at funeral				               1.50

Sat

Aug 1	Chairs from Spearman				               1.50

Sun

Aug 2	Harry Hall home					               1.00

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Mon

Aug 3	Benedict to Grant Hospital				4.00

Tues 	Helped Strosy at office				        2.00

Aug 4	Mr Wagner up to farm				        1.00

Wed

Aug 5	Man to Worthington all day				5.00

	Strosnider to Heycooks				        2.00

Thur	Strosnider to Bowsens				        2.00

Aug 6	Helped put Mrs Heycook in casket			1.00

Fri

Aug 7	Helped at Mrs Heycook funeral			        1.50

	Helped put Bowser boy in casket			        2.00

	Strosnider to Poe's					2.00

	Two women &amp; man to Bowser Stockwell		        2.00

Sat

Aug 8	Helped bury Bowser boy and	

	got Chas Goare from Case Hospital			2.00

	Festus Sherbourne from Delaware			        2.00

Sun

Aug 9	Helped get Mrs Ana Scott from Mt Carmel		        2.00

	Got chairs from Poe's				        2.00

	Festus Sherbourne from Delaware			        2.00

Mon

Aug 10	Mr Wagner to farm				        1.00

	Man to Shoe factory Delaware			        2.00

	Helped Strosy with Mr Boyd				1.00

Tues

Aug 11	Abbie &amp; Owen Kimball to Magnetic			4.00

Wed

Aug 12	Tullens to Columbus				        5.00

Thurs	

Aug 13	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Aug 14	Brown from Union station for Taggart		        5.00

Sat 15

Sun 16	Corbin boy to Westerville				1.50

Mon 17

Tues 18	Strosnider to C. Vansickles for Hamah Bradfield	        2.00

Wed	Ray Gill from Berkshire bridge to Westerville		3.00

Aug 19	Hannah Bradfield in casket				1.00




						                   7

Thur	 Helped at Bradfield funeral				2.00

Aug 20

Fri Aug 21 Jones to Columbus				        5.00

Sat Aug 22

Sun Aug 23

Mon Aug 24

Tues Aug 25 Strosy to Chas. Graves 2 trips			2.00

Wed Aug 26

Thur 27	Strosy to Mrs VanKirks				        2.00

	Helped put Chas Goare in casket			        1.00

	Back to Mrs VanKirks				        1.00

	Chairs to Chas Goare				        1.00

Fri

Aug 28	Helped put Mrs VanKirk in casket			1.00
  
	Helped at Chas Goare's funeral			        1.50

	Brot chairs from Galena to Mrs Van Kirks		

	Then to Centerburg for Death certificate		3.00

Sat

Aug 29	Helped at Mrs VanKirks funeral			        2.00

Sun 30

Mon 31	Strosnider to Earl Garling house			2.00

Tues

Sept 1	Strosnider to Earl Garling house again		        1.00

	Mrs Dr. Williams to Croton				1.50

Wed

Sept 2	Helped put Aril Garling house in casket		        1.00
 
	Mrs Gelston &amp; Mildred to State Fair			4.00

Thur

Sept 3	Helped take chairs to Garling house			

	Helped at funeral					3.50

	Helped get chairs

	Hugh Nielson to Rome Corners			        1.00

Fri

Sept 4	Harry Hall out house				        1.00

Sat

Sept 5	Mrs Dr Williams from Croton to Delaware		        3.50

Sun

Sept 6	To State Hospital for Mr Horton, gone all day		3.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

	Lily &amp; Rosa Barcus to &amp; from Galena			1.00

	Poe boy up home					        1.50


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						8

Mon

Sept 7	Helped put Horton in casket				2.00

Tues

Sept 8	Helped at Horton funeral all day			3.00

	Mr Bently from Westerville				1.50

Wed 9

Thurs 10

Fri 11	Hixenbaugh's to Hartford				3.00

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14	Barn Burned

Tues 15

Wed 16	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Boy to Delaware					        2.00

Thurs 17

Fri 18	Strosnider to Chas. Yeaman				2.00

Sat

Sept 19	Taggart &amp; Fagan to Coshocton			        14.00

	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Sun

Sept 20	Strosy to Farmans &amp; Cemetery			        2.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

Mon 21

Tues 22

Wed 23

Thurs 24

Fri 25	Taggart &amp; Cupp to Columbus			        5.00

Sat

Sept 26	Helped put Mrs Patterson in casket			1.00

Sun

Sept 27	Ot Farney to Delaware				        2.00

	Hixenburgh to Bennett Sawmill west of Galena		1.00

Mon 28

Tues 29	Strosnider to Clyde Beddows			        2.00

	Helped put Beddow boy in casket			        1.00

Wed

Sept 30	Helped put Mrs Kempton in casket		

	Helped with chairs and helped		                4.00

	at Beddow &amp; Kempton funerals

	Mrs Krantz to Rome near Harry Halls			1.00

	Man &amp; 2 boys near Croton				2.00



Thurs	        Got new machine

Oct 1	

Fri Oct 2	Taggart to State Highway Columbus		5.00

Sat Oct 3

Sun Oct 4

Mon 5	        Woman to Krantz					1.00

	        Woman to Best farm west of Berkshire		1.25

Tues

Oct 6	        Helped take Owen Kimball to Magnetic		1.50

Wed

Oct 7	        Strosy to Ulery's near Centerburg	        2.50

Thur

Oct 8	        Strosy to Centerburg, Croton &amp; Rick Hill	3.50

	        Mr Parks &amp; Cheshire man to Delaware		3.00
  
	        Harry Hall's girl to farm Rome Corners		2.00

Fri

Oct 9	        Helped Strosy put Mrs Ulery in casket		1.50

	        Miss Cooke &amp; Leta Likes to Columbus		5.00

Sat

Oct 10	        Hixenbaughs to Mt Vernon			5.00

Sun

Oct 11	        Abbie Kimball &amp; C. Armstrong farm (Magnetic)	4.00

	        Helped care for Owen Kimball			1.00

Mon	        (&amp; took Abbes &amp; Clarup to &amp; from office all forenoon 

Oct 12	        Helped unpack caskets at office on 		1.50

Tues

Oct 13	        Helped at office &amp; to put Kimball in casket	1.00

	        Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Wed

Oct 14	        Helped Strosy all forenoon &amp; at funeral all day

	        in afternoon, also machine       		3.00

Thur 15	

Fri 16

Sat 17	        Helped Strosy care for O. E. Williams		1.50

Sun

Oct 18	        Helped get Mrs Galpin at Black Lick		1.50

Mon

Oct 19	        Helped take A.C. Williams home		

	        Took Machine to funeral and		

	        helped dress Mrs Galpin 			3.00

	        Mr. Wagner to farm				1.00

	        Mr Smith to Delaware				2.50


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		10

	Helped Strosy with Mrs Galpin funeral		        1.00

Oct 20`	Abbie Kimball &amp; Bertha Riggs to Del			2.00

Wed 21

Thur 22	Man to Johnstown					2.00

Fri

Oct 23	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat 24

Sun 25	Corbin boy &amp; other boy to Westerville			1.50

Mon 26	

Tues 27	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				        2.00

Wes

Oct 28	 Helped take people to Mt Vernon Hospital		1.50

	Mr Case north of Johnstown				2.50

	Judge Allen to Columbus				        5.00

Thur

Oct 29	Antique man to Geo Williams			         .50

Fri

Oct 30 	Strosnider to Irwin Coles				2.50

	Strosnider to Mr Duglon				1.50

Sat

Oct 31	Helped put Mr Cole in casket				1.50

	Taggart &amp; Fagan to Delaware			        2.50

	Four bus people to Mt Vernon			        6.00

Sun

Nov 1	Chairs to &amp; from Coles at Westerville			3.00

Mon

Nov 2	Helped put Mrs Bowie in casket			        1.50

	Helped at Duglass funeral &amp; took Machine		2.50

	Strosy to Delaware, Cupp &amp; friends back		        2.50

Tues

Nov 3	Helped at Mrs Bowie funeral				2.00

Wed 4	

Thur 5	Mr Wagner up to farm				        1.00

Fri

Nov 6	man to Galena					         .50

Sat

Nov 7	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Mon 8	Man &amp; Woman east of Pagetown			        4.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00





						11

Fri	Strosy &amp; Man Delaware to Liberty to Shaws		4.00

Tues

Nov 10	Mrs Krantz to Rome near Harry Halls			1.00

Wed

Nov 11	Helped Strosy with Lillian Skeels			4.00

Thur

Nov 12	Helped dress &amp; put Lillian in casket			5.00

Fri

Nov 13	Helped forenoon &amp; afternoon at funeral		        2.50

Sat 14

Sun 15

Mon 16	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				        2.00

	Mr Wagner to farm				        1.00

Tues 17

Wed 18	Man Woman &amp; kids to Bloomfield			        3.00

Thur

Nov 19	Jones to Columbus					5.00

&amp;	Mrs Krantz from near Harry Halls			1.00

Fri

Nov 20	Strosnider to Frank Hays				2.00

Sat

Nov 21	Strosnider back to Hays				        1.50

	Cupp &amp; Mrs Gost from Westerville			2.00

Sun

Nov 22	Pulled Harry Mantow around to start machine			1.00

	Strosy to Biggs					        2.00

	Helped put Mr Hay in casket				1.50

	Harry Hall out town				        1.00

Mon

Nov 23	Paul Walkens to Marengo				        4.00

	Helped in morning and at Hay funeral			2.50

Tues	

Nov 24	Helped at Biggs boy funeral				1.50

	Helped take Glenn Perfect to Hospital			1.00

	Mrs Bolton &amp; childrens to Fargo			        2.00

	Red Saunders up home				        1.50

Wed

Nov 25	Strosy to Columbus to Sina Prosser		        6.00

	To casket factory &amp; helped clean chapel	

	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Thur

Nov 26	Helped put Sina Prosser in casket			2.00

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			12

Nov 27	Helped at Sina Prossers funeral

Sat

Nov 28	Two boys to Delaware				        2.50

Sun

Nov 29	boy to Johnstown					2.50

Mon	

Nov 30	Milk inspected all around Blue Valley			8.00

Dec

Tues 1

Wed 2

Thurs 3	Red Saunders wife to near Fargo			        5.00

Fri

Dec 4	Kendricks to Col to funeral				8.00

Sat 5	

Sun 6	Wills Strosy to London for Burley Blairs sister		1.50

	Festus Sherbourne to Del - Taggart back		        2.50

Mon 7

Tues 8

Wed 9	Strosy to Herman Waldrons				1.00

Thur

Dec 10	Helped put Mrs Waldron in casket			1.00

	Strosy to Mt Carmel with Wills boy			1.00

Fri

Dec 11	To Africa for device then Waldrons &amp; Eden		1.00

	Strosy to Mr Youngs west of Berkshire  		        1.00

Sat

Dec 12	Taggart home, Taggart &amp; Summers back		        1.00

Sun

Dec 13	Helped put Mr Young in casket			        1.00

Mon

Dec 14	Helped take chairs to Youngs &amp; helped at funeral   	2.50

Tues

Dec 15	Strosy to Searles &amp; brot chairs home			2.00

        Helped get Grace Skinner                                1.00

Wed

Dec 16	Strosnider to Clara Skinners				 .50

	Helped put Mr Searles in casket			        1.00
	
	Tom Bailey &amp; mother to Johnstown			3.00

Thur	Helped take chairs to Searles			        4.00

Dec 17	Helped at Searles funeral		

			



						13

Fri	Strosnider took flowers to Skinners		        3.50

	Helped at Grace Jones funeral		

	Helped get chairs from Searles		

Sat

Dec 19	Strosnider to Marengo to Stoltz			        3.00

Sun

Dec 20	Hauled Harry Manter around			        1.00

Mon

Dec 21	Helped put Mr Stoltz in casket			        1.00

Tues

Dec 22	Taggart to Mt Vernon &amp; Fredericktown		        6.00

	Strosnider to Elias Hay's				2.00

Wed

Dec 23	Hays to &amp; from Strosnider's office 2 trips		2.50

	Helped at Stoltz funeral				2.50

	Frank Hoovers family down		                5.00

Thur

Dec 24	Helped put Hay in casket &amp; to Westerville for certificate  2.00

	Home all afternoon for Strosy			        1.00

Fri

Dec 25	Mrs Dr Williams from Delaware to Columbus		6.00

Sat

Dec 26	Helped at Mrs Fravel funeral				1.50

	News milk &amp; Dugg to Galena

Sun 27	

Mon 28

Tues 29	Strosnider to Smith Piper's mothers			2.00

	Helped unbox casket				        2.00

	Helped get Cecil Knoderer 				1.50

Wed

Dec 30	Helped get Gabriel Williams				1.50

	Helped at office &amp; Mrs Piper in casket			2.50

Thur

Dec 31	Knoderer in casket helped at office at forenoon	        3.50

	Helped at Piper funeral &amp; in 			

1926

Fri

Jan 1	To Galena &amp; cemetery for   [not legible]	        5.00

	To Henry Wilsons twice			        

	Chairs to &amp; from Knoderers		

	machine at Knoderer funeral			

 	O. Young to gas gate				        1.00

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			14

Jan 2	Helped at Gabe Williams funeral			        2.00

	&amp; Aunt Delia in casket			

Sun

Jan 3	Mrs Headley buried at Prospect			        2.00

	Strosnider to Holts					2.00

	Girl to Galena					        2.00

Mon		

Jan 4	Chairs to Aunt Delia &amp; funeral			        2.00

Tues

Jan 5	Taggart to Walhonding				        19.00

	Strosy to Holts to Match piece for dress		                    1.00

Wed

Jan 6	Holts funeral					        1.00

	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				        2.00

Thur

Jan 7	Strosy to Sherm Clarks &amp; Brot chairs home		2.50

	Jones to Columbus					5.00

Fri

Jan 8	Strosy to Mannon's Harbottle farm			2.50

	Brot Mannon woman to office			        1.00

Sat

Jan 9	Helped Cler at Sherm Clark funeral			2.50

	Dr Van Houten wife &amp; Mother to Jane Huffs		1.50

Sun 10

Mon 11	Dr Van Houten to Jim Huffs				1.00

Tues

Jan 12	Dr Van Houten from Jim Huffs			        1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed 13

Thur 14

Fri 15

Sat 16	Miss Skinner to Westerville				1.00

Sun 17

Mon 18	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

Tues

Jan 19	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				        2.00

Wed

Jan 20	Dr Van Houten from Jim Huffs			        1.00

	Taggart to Col to see Mr Weiser			        5.00





						15

Thur	Armstrong Strosnider &amp; Strosy to Mrs Grim fun	        2.00

Jan 21	Man to Gray Chapel Delaware			        2.00

Fri

Jan 22	Dr Gorsuch to Jim Huffs &amp; Col for drugs		        4.00

Sat

Jan 23	Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Sun

Jan 24	Dr Van Houten to Jim Huffs				1.00

Mon

Jan 25	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Tues

Jan 26	Strosnider to Albert Manns				2.50

Wed
 
Jan 27	Put Mrs Mann in casket				        1.00

Thur	Dr Van Houten to Richardson's			        1.50

Jan

Fri 28	Dr Van Houten to Huffs				        1.00

Jan 29	Helped at Mrs Mann funeral				2.50

	Dr Gorsuch to Johnston &amp; Jim Huffs			2.50

Sat 

Jan 30	Nancy VanHouten &amp; Pet to Jim Huffs			1.00

Sun

Jan 31	Dr Van Houton &amp; Mother from Jim Huffs		        1.00

Feb

Mon 1

Feb

Tues 2	Dr Van Houten to Huffs				        1.00

	Alma Boyd to Mark Perfects				1.50

	Strosy to Butts E. Columbus				5.00

Wed 3

Thur 4	Butts funeral all day		3.00  		        7.00

	First call to Jim Huffs		2.00  

	First call to Clem Baily	2.00  

Fri

Feb 5	Mrs Huff in casket					1.00

	Mrs Bailey in casket				        1.00

Sat

Feb 6	Mrs Baily funeral					1.50

Sun 7	Cora Huff funeral					2.50

Mon

Feb 8	First call to Tom Youngs at Galena			2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues

Feb 9	First call to Mrs Conklin at Croton			4.00

	Put Mr Young in casket			

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			16

Wed	Mrs Will Boston to Hospital			        3.50

Feb 10	Tom Young funeral			

Thur	Strosy to Col for John Prosser			        5.00

Feb 11	Doria Stockwell from Hospital			        2.00

Fri

Feb 12	Woman from Col - to Strosy chapel   John Prosser	                    1.50

	First call to G.J. Burrers				1.00

	Five boys to Berlin school house			3.00

Sat

Feb 13	First call to Jake Wibbons				2.00

	First call to Mr Holt				        2.00

	Helped dress, Burrer, Davis &amp; John Prosser woman	2.00

        Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

Sun

Feb 14	To Galena for Davis death certificate			5.00

	Davis funeral				        

	John Prosser woman funeral		        

	Mr Holt in casket				

Mon

Feb 15	Mr Burrer funeral to cemetery		                4.00

	&amp; helped wash machines worked all day		

	Mrs Abbie Kimball to farm				  .50

Tues

Feb 16	Mr Holt funeral					         5.00

	Closson funeral from poor house		

	In ambulance for Mrs Surrell		

Wed

Feb 17	Helped at office					2.00

	Mr Wagner up to farm				        1.00

Thur

Feb 18	Helped take Mrs Surrell to C. Village			

	Mr. &amp; Mrs Strosnider to Columbus			5.00

Fri

Feb 19	First call to Mark Perfects				2.00

	Mrs Surrell funeral   6 hrs				2.50

Sat

Feb 20	O. Young to Tite Whitney's				1.00

	Mrs Perfect in casket				        1.00

Sun	Mrs Perfect funeral				        3.00

Feb 21	Helped care for Howard Domigan		



						17

Mon	moved caskets &amp; seated chapel

	work at office, Scrubbed &amp; washed windows		1.00

Feb 22	To Sanitation Newt Smith				2.00

Tues

Feb 23	Helped at office Mr Domigan in casket			1.00

	Mon to J.L. Edwards					 .75

Wed

Feb 24	Domigan funeral helped all day			        4.00

Thur

Feb 25	Helped with device				    	0.00

	Newt Smith funeral					1.50

        Got Root and took him to Case Hospital			1.50

Fri 26

Sat 27	Helped get Dr Mills casket at Centerburg &amp; work at office  1.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Feb 28	First call to John Walkers				2.00

Mon

Mar 1	Taggart to Orange School house			        2.50

Tues	Prospect &amp; Richmond &amp; Snowdorns

Mar 2	B.P. Snyder to out 9 hrs, Ashley Palmer, E. Liberty	10.00

Wed

Mar 3	First call to Dr Mills					2.50

Thur

Mar 4	Strosnider to casket factoy				5.00

	Work at office 5 hrs					1.50

Fri

Mar 5	Dr Mills in casket					1.00

Sat

Mar 6 	Dr Mills funeral					2.00

Sun

Mar 7	Callaham to Devils corners				2.00

Mon

Mar 8	Helwigs 3 to Fargo					3.00

Tues 9

Wed 10	First call to Wm Bostons				2.00

Thur

Mar 11	Mrs Boston in casket		        		7.00

	First call to Lackeys			

	  "      "      "  Oc Chambers		

	Ringer girl to White Cross		

	Back to Oc Chambers 2 hrs		

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[corresponds to page 18 (L) and page 19 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

			18

Fri	Mrs Boston funeral				        2.00

Mar 12	Mr Chambers in casket				        1.00

Sat
 
Mar 13	Mrs Lackey in casket				        1.00

	Mr Chambers funeral				        2.00

Sun

Mar 14	Mrs Lackey funeral					2.00

	Boy to F. H Arndts					1.00

Mon 15

Tues 16	Taggart to Newark					6.00

	Helped at railroad &amp; office				1.50

Wed	

Mar 17	First call to Mrs Horton				5.00

	Mrs Longshore in casket				        1.00

	Brookens boy in casket &amp; up home			1.00

Thur	

Mar 18	Mrs Longshore funeral				        2.00
        
	Mrs Horten in casket				        1.50

Fri

Mar 19	Brookens boy funeral   6 hr				3.00

Sat

Mar 20	First call to Caswells   Westerville		        15.00

	First call to Mrs VanDimark in		

	Mrs Caswell in casket			

	3 caswells from Cheshire to Sunbury	

	to casket factory to underwoods to Cheshire	

	Then Hose back to Galena for interment	

Sun	

Mar 21	Mr Wagner up to farm				         1.00

	Helped at office

Mon

Mar 22	Mrs Caswell funeral				         3.00

	Mrs VanDimark in casket			

	Harry Hall &amp; wife home				         1.00

Tues

Mar 23	First call to Aniah Manters				 2.00

	Hixenbaugh's to Mt Vernon				 5.00

	Hose took Strosy to Mr Rice below Glen Horn		 2.50

	Then got anib and got him &amp; work at office	

Wed 24	Mr Rice in casket

Thur 25	Mr Manter in casket &amp; funeral all day			 3.00



						19

Fri 26	Mr Rice funeral					         1.00

	First call to Will Clayton's father			 2.50

Sat

Mar 27	Dressed Mr Clayton &amp; brot to chapel			 1.00

	First call to Mrs Whittier				 2.50

	Ed Roush to Cheshire				         1.00

Sun

Mar 28	Mr Clayton funeral at Croton				 2.00

Mon

Mar 29	Helped at office &amp; put Mrs Whitten in casket		 1.50

Tues	Taggart to Columbus				         5.00

Mar 30	Helped at office

	Mrs Whitten funeral				         2.00

Wed

Mar 31 	Chelsea Carpenter funeral			         3.00

	Mrs Webb Mathews in casket		

Thur

April 1	Mrs Mathews funeral  6 hr				 2.00

Fri

April 2	Main north of Adams corners to Radium Hospital	         1.50

Sat	

Apr 3	Harry Fagan to Delaware				         2.00

	Harry Fagan from Delaware				 2.00

Sun

April 4	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			         2.00

	To Col - for casket &amp; put Chas. Jaycox in it		 1.50

Mon

April 5	First call to Mary Link				         2.00

	First call to Ogank'					 2.00

Tues

April 6	Mr Jaycox funeral					 2.00

	Mary Leak in casket				         1.00

Wed

April 7	Mr Ogane in casket				         1.00

	Four Galena people to wedding near Linworth	         5.00

Thur

April 8	Chairs from Searles			        	 2.00

	Chairs to &amp; from Ogaus &amp; helped at funeral	

	Helped with Frank Sheets			

Fri

April 9	Sheets in casket &amp; up home				 1.00

	Man &amp; woman to Luther Johnstons			         1.50

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[corresponds to page 20 (L) and page 21 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

			20

	Sat Sheets funeral					2.00

April 10	Chairs from Sheets				1.50

Sun 11

Mon 12	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

	Mr Yoder out for Houses to Dave			        5.00

Tues

April 13	Will Forwood funeral and work at office		2.50

Wed

April 14	First call to Link Scott   5 hr  and	]	3.50

	Door badge to Galina

	Mr Blanier home					        1.50

	Abbie Kimball to farm				         .50

Thur	

April 15	Dr VanHoutin &amp; Wife to Columbus			5.00

	Mrs Scott in casket					1.00

Fri

April 16	Taggart to Fredericktown			6.00

	Hose at Mrs Scott funeral				2.00

	Strosy to Bults at Columbus				5.00

Sat

April 17	To Butts with casket also to casket		2.00

	Man, woman &amp; kids 1 mi E of Marengo			3.00

Sun

April 18	Butts boy funeral				3.00

Mon

April 19	Anib from Mrs Cornells to Harry Cornwell	1.00

fues

April 20	First call to Jom McElwers			2.00

Wed

April 21	Jim McElure in casket				1.00

Thur

April 22	Mr McElwee funeral			]	3.00

	To Gallogly's twice

Fri 23

Sat 24

Sun 25	Man to Mt vernon &amp; Galina				5.00

Mon

April 26	Man up to Hockins school house			2.00

	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00




						21

Tues

April 27	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

Wed 28

Thur 29	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Fri

April 30	Man to Delaware					2.00

Sat

May 1	Taggart to Worthington				        3.00

	Woman to Delaware					2.00

Sun

May 2	Taggart &amp; man from Big 4 R. R.				2.50

Mon

May 3	Wagner up to farm					1.00

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thur 6	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Helped take Jimmie Huff to Hospital			1.50

Fri 7

Sat 8	taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

May 9	Man to Delaware					        2.50

Mon

May 10	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

	Bart Snyder to Condit &amp; Richwood			8.00

Tues

May 11	Zaabo to Columbus					5.00
 
	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Wed 12

Thur 13

Fri 14	To miller girls from C. Allens to W. Galvin		1.50

Sat

May 15	Strosnider to Hildebrands				1.50

Sun

May 16	Man to Delaware					        2.50

	Mrs Hildebrands funeral				        1.00

	Boy to Johnstown					2.00

Mon

May 17	Mrs Hildebrand funeral				        2.50

Tues	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

May 18	O Young to Westerville				        2.00

	O Young &amp; man to Dustins				1.00

	Strosy to Pearl Griffiths				2.00


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[corresponds to page 22 (L) and page 23 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

			22

Wed

May 19	O. Young &amp; man to Dustins				1.00

Thur 20	Mrs Griffith in casket				        1.00

Fri 21

May 21	Mrs Reiger up to Orr Carpenters			        1.50

Sat

May 22	Mr &amp; Mrs Fagan to Columbus				5.00

	3 students to Delaware				        2.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

May 23	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

	Strosy to Linden at Roxie Hupps			        5.00

Mon

May 24	Roxie Hupp in casket    5 hr				1.50

Tues

May 25	Mrs Hupp funeral &amp; helped take her in house		2.00

Wed 26

Thur 27

Fri 28	Taggart to Radnor					4.00

	Helped with Mr Ritter				        1.50

Sat

May 29	Taggart to Columbus 				        5.00
  
	Dressed Ritter &amp; took him home			        1.00

Sun 30

Mon 31	Ritter funeral  Mrs C. Hupp to Linden			2.50

Tues

June 1	Chairs from Ritters					2.00

	First call to Skinner Potters				1.50

	Woman near Marengo				        3.00

Wed	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

June 2	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

	Martha Wilson from Grant Hospital			1.50

Thur

June 3	S. Potter in casket &amp; his funeral			2.50

	Out to Marthas with body				1.00

Fri

June 4	Strosy Elizabeth &amp; Clouse to Col.			5.00

	  "        out to Marthas				1.00

	Mr &amp; Mrs Taggart to Newark				5.00

Sat

June 5	Chairs out to Marthas				        3.00

	Strosy   "    "        "		

	Chairs from Marthas		





						23

Sun

June 6	Doanis up to Sharmons				        1.50

Mon

June7	Wagner up to farm					1.00

Tues 8

Wed 9	Taggart to Columbus 				        5.00

Thur 10

Fri 11

Sat 12	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Jun 13	Fagan to Col - He &amp; wife back				5.00

	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

Mon 14

Tues 15

Wed 16

Thur 17	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

Fri 18

Sat 19	Mrs Kimball to farm				 	 .50

	Strosnider to Whittens				        2.50

Sun 20

Mon 21	Mr Whitten in casket				        1.00

Tues

June 22	Mr Whitten funeral					2.00

Wed 23

Thur 24

Fri 25	Taggart to Canton					22.00

Sat

June 26	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Jun 27	Strosnider to John Greggs				2.00

	Helped get little Gammill girl to Mt Vernon		1.50

Mon

June 28	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Mr Gregg in casket					1.00

	Little Gammill girl down home				1.00

	Mr Wagner up to farm				        1.00

Tues

June 29	Gregg funeral back after class				2.50

	Casket to Galena for Gammill girl	

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			24

Wed

June 30	Gammill girl funeral					1.50

Thur

July 1

Fri

July 2	Taggart to Mt Vernon, Lake &amp; Cross back			5.00

Sat

July 3	First call to Kinsels below C. Village			2.50

Sun 4

Mon 5	woman to Galena					         .50

	Casket to Kinsels					1.00

	Fagans to Centerburg &amp; Granville			5.00

	Lewellyn Davis family &amp; Festus to Del			3.00

Tues

July 6	Kinsel funeral					        2.00

	Chautaugua girl to Galena				1.00

Wed 7

Thur 8	Chautaugua girl to Galena				1.50

Fri

July 9	Chautaugua woman to Galena				4.00	

	Chautaugua girl to Galena				 .50

Sat

July 10	Chautaugua girl to Galena				 .50

	Ambulance trip from McWilsons to Mt Carmel		1.50

Sun

July 11	Two women to Mt Vernon &amp; Columbus			11.00

Mon

July 12	First call, Mr Hatch					1.50

Tues

July 13	Taggart to Brown Steel Co. &amp; Union S			5.00

	Taggart to Delaware Big 4				2.00

Wed

July 14	Mr Hatch in casket and out home			        1.00

	Mrs Kimball to farm					 .50

Thur	

July 15	Chairs to Hatch &amp; funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Hutch's					1.00

Fri 16

Sat 17	First call to Clevengers				2.00

Sun

July 18	Miss Greenwald to Radium Hospital			1.50

	Work at office casket to Clevengers			2.00




						25

Mon	Chairs to Clevengers				        4.00

July 19	Clevengers funeral all day	

Tues

July 20	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed

July 21	Mrs Kimball &amp; Cupp to Columbus			        5.00

	First call Foster boy Grant Hospital			1.50

Thur

July 22	First call Mrs Day					2.00

	Frank Williams to Hospital				2.00

	Foster boy in casket and out home			2.00

Fri

July 23	Device to Johnstown cemetery &amp; chairs to Fosters (applestore) 4.00

	Strosnider to Condit to cemetery man			1.00

Sat

July 24	Mrs Day in casket					1.50

Sun

July 25	Mrs Day funeral					        3.00

Mon 26

Tues 27	Taggart to Zanesville				        12.00

Wed 28

Thur 29

Fri 30	First call Franklin baby				1.00

Sat

July 31	Franklin baby funeral (Strosy) &amp; trip to Galena		3.00

Sun

Aug 1	First call Mrs A. Wilson				1.50

Mon 2

Tues 3	Work at office				        	4.00

	Mabel Prosser from Union Station  (all day)	

	casket to A. Wilsons				

Wed

Aug 4	Mabel Prosser funeral				        2.00

Thur

Aug 5	Chas Dwinnell to Mt Carmel				1.50

	First call to Patricks Fargo				2.50

Fri

Aug 6	Mrs Wilson funeral &amp; other work			        3.00

Sat

Aug 7	Patrick man in casket				        1.50

	woman to Delaware					2.00



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[corresponds to page 26 (L) and page 27 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


			26

Sun	First call Chas. Dwinnell				1.50

Aug 8	Patrick man funeral					2.50

	chairs from Patrick					2.00

Mon

Aug 9	Work at office &amp; Dwinnell in casket			1.50

Tues

Aug 10	Work at office &amp; Dwinnell funeral			3.00

Wed 11

Thur 12	

Fri 13	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

Sat 14

Sun 15	Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus to Galena				 .50

	Helped at cemetery Judge for Avanturf funeral		1.50

	Hill, Buckingham, Patrick &amp; girl to Col - Bus people	5.00

Mon

Aug 16	First call to Ruperts O Green				2.00

	Mr Wagner to farm	
				
	Strosnider to Wheelers Galena				1.00

Tues

Aug 17	Casket to Ruperts					1.00

	Strosnider to Cooleys				        1.00

Wed

Aug 18	Rupert funeral					        2.00

Thur 19

Fri 20	Taggart to Walhonding

Sat 21							        10.00

Sun 22	To Hospital for Burns Hempstead			        3.00

	work at office			

	Strosnider to Crotin					2.00

	Out to Dan Davis farm for Day girl			1.00

Mon

Aug 23	Orr Carpenter to Hospital			        3.00

	Hempstead in casket and to Crotin	

	Man to 3 C's Hatchery				        1.00

Tues

Aug 24	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

Wed

Aug 25	Burns Hempstead funeral				        3.00

Thur

Aug 26	Man to Delaware					        2.00





						27

Fri 27

Sat 28	Strosnider to Frank Johnsons Johnstown			2.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun 29

Mon 30	Taggart to Delaware					2.00
	
Tues 31	

Wed

Sept 1	Mrs Beum to Columbus				        5.00

Thur

Sept 2	Mrs Jack Clime to Hospital Aub				1.50

Fri

Sept 3	Frank Irwin from State Hospital &amp; work at office	2.00

Sat

Sept 4	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

	Irwin in casket &amp; work at office			1.00

	Mrs Kimball to Magnetic Springs			        4.00

Sun

Sept 5	Frank Irwin funeral					1.50

Mon

Sept 6	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

	Llewellyn Davis to Delaware				2.00

Tues

Sept 7	Mrs Hagaman to Westerville				1.50

Wed

Sept 8	Sstrosnider to Cheshire, Kilbourne &amp; E. Liberty		3.00

Thur

Sept 9	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Sept 10	Taggart to Columbus				        2.00

Sat 11

Sun 12

Mon 13

Tues 14	Strosy to Rolo DeWittafer Sally Kimkin &amp; work at office	1.50

Wed

Sept 15	Man from Butler farm				        1.00

	Young &amp; Landrum from Del to VanSickle			3.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00
	
	Taggart to Union Station				5.00

Thur

Sept 16 	Mr Cain to Westerville				1.50


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[corresponds to page 28 (L) and page 29 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


			28

Fri

Sept 17	Work at office dress Sally Kimkin			6.00

Sat

Sept 18	Trip to Condit Cemetery &amp; Kimkin funeral		2.00

Sun 19

Mon 20

Tues 21

Wed 22	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Thur 23	

Fri 24	Taggart to Walhonding			                10.00

	Girl to Monnett Hall and back				2.50

Sat

Sept 25	Llewellyn Davis to a Culver farm &amp; round			1.50

	Strosnider to Riece Reeds'				2.50

Sun 26

Mon 27	Reed in casket &amp; funeral all day			3.00

Tues

Sept 28	First call to Clara Longshores				2.00

	First call to Jay Scovell's				2.00

Wed

Sept 29	Casket to Longshores				        1.00

Thur

Sept 30	casket to Scovell's					1.00

	Mary Longshores funeral				        2.00

	Chairs from Longshores				        1.00

Fri

Oct 1 	Trip to Scovell home &amp; cemetery			        2.00

	Scovell funeral with machine				2.00

	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

Sat 2

Sun 3

Mon 4	McWilson from Hospital				        1.50

	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

Tues

Oct 5	Man to near Mt Liberty				        2.00

Wed

Oct 6 	Woman from Cheshire to St Francis Hospital		1.50

Thur

Oct 7	Strosnider out hunting				        1.00	




						29

Fri

Oct 8	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat

Oct 9	Casket to Sebrings' for Mrs Wright-Smith			1.00

	Pearl Dwinnell from Delaware				2.00

	Man out to near Hill school house			1.50

Sun

Oct 10	Mrs Smith funeral					2.00

Mon

Oct 11	First call to Waters below Harlem			3.00

Tues

Oct 12	Casket to Waters &amp; to Westerville			2.00

Wed

Oct 13	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Mrs Waters funeral					3.00

	First call Mrs Ocella Smith				1.00

Thur

Oct 14	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

Fri

Oct 15	Mrs Smith funeral		]		        3.00

	Sam Wilcox to Hospital		]

	Note to Sam Wilcox					1.00

Sat

Oct 16	Ambulance to Fairchild				        8.00

Sun 17	

Mon 18	Man to Johnstown					2.00

	Taggart to Hocking Valley				2.00

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Tues 19

Wed 20

Thur 21

Fri 22	First call Wm Jacobus				        3.00

Sat

Oct 23	Mr Jacobus in casket					1.00

Sun 24

Mon 25	Mr Jacobus funeral					3.00

Tues

Oct 26	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed

Oct 27	First call to Orr Carpenter				2.00

Taggart to Walhonding					        10.00

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[corresponds to page 30 (L) and page 31 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


			30

Thur	Mr Carpenter in casket				        1.00

Oct 28	Mr Wagner to Watts sale &amp; Wilcox farm			2.00

Fri

Oct 29	Herbert Fish to C.W. Smiths &amp; Geddis			2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	First call to Weavers					2.50

Sat

Oct 30	Mr Weaver in casket					1.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Oct 31	Mr Weaver funeral					2.00

Mon

Nov 1	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Man &amp; woman to Luther Johnstons'			1.50

Tues 2

Wed 3	Jess Stitle &amp; Pearl Dwinnell to Fargo			1.50

	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

	Mrs Magill &amp; girls to Westerville			1.50

Thur

Nov 4	Mrs Williams to Croton				        1.50

Fri

Nov 5	Mrs Williams from Croton				1.50

Sat 6

Sun 7	Trip to O'Shaughnessy Dam

Mon

Nov 8	Strosy to Williams bridge duck (illegible)			1.00

	Strods from William bridge				1.00

	Mrs Osborne to Columbus				        5.00

Tues 9	

Wed 10

Thur 11	Strosnider to Lawson Bridge Little Walnut

	and back from Berkshire Bridge			        1.50

Fri

Nov 12	Taggart to Hocking Valley				2.00

Sat

Nov 13	Louisville, O people to State-Michigan game		10.00

Sun

Nov 14	Hines boy to University Hospital			1.50

Mon	Strosy to Will Strosniders				1.00

Nov 15	Mr Jolley in casket &amp; office work			1.50	




						31

Tues	Mr Jolley funeral					3.00

Nov 16	First call Cliff Horlocker				5.00

Wed

Nov 17	Mr Horlocker in casket all day				2.00

	Amb from Shaws to Galena				1.00

Thur

Nov 18	Horlocker funeral all day				3.50

Fri

Nov 19	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat

Nov 20	Mrs Cash Barnes in casket				1.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Nov 21	Mrs Barnes funeral					2.50

Mon 22

Tues 23

Wed 24	Tagart to Delaware					2.00

Thur	Amb to Al Bonham					0.00

Nov 25	Lehman girl from home to Bus				 .75

Fri 26

Sat 27	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun 28

Mon 29

Tues 30	Taggart to Big 4					2.00

Wed

Dec 1	First call to Harm Loars				1.50

Thur

Dec 2	Mrs Loar in casket					1.00

Fri

Dec 3	Work at office &amp; Mrs Loars funeral			3.00

Sat

Dec 4	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

	4 Cincinnati people to Centerburg			4.00

Sun

Dec 5	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Robert Sherbourns &amp; Wife &amp; Lizzie Kempton to Col	5.00

Mon 6

Tues 7	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed 8

Thur 9	First call to Hubbards' Pagetown			3.00

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[corresponds to page 32 (L) and page 33 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

			32

Fri 10

Sat 11	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Dec 12	Mrs Hubbard funeral				        3.00

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Mon

Dec 13	First call to Mrs Burks' Marion				7.00

	Amb to Marion to Burks				        1.50

	chairs from Pagetown				        2.00

Tues

Dec 14	Taggart to Hocking Valley R.R.				2.00

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Man to Galena					         .75

Wed

Dec 15	Mrs Burk funeral &amp; work at office 			2.00

	Taggart from Columbus				        5.00

Thur

Dec 16	Mrs Whitney, Mrs Gill, Mr Edwards &amp; Lillian Wilson to Larue 8.00

Fri

Dec 17	Ford boy to Centerburg				        3.00

Sat

Dec 18	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

Dec 19	First call to Freemans Mr Greenfield 			2.00

	Mabel Kempton funeral				        2.00

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Mon

Dec 20	Mr Greenfield in casket				        1.00

Tues

Dec 21	Jeff Strosnider from Will's				1.00

	chairs from Freeman's				        1.50

Wed

Dec 22	First call to T.P. Landon's				1.00

Thur

Dec 23	Mr Landon in casket					0.00

	J. Strosnider to John's				        5.00
	
        J and John back to A.D.		

	Will and daughters to A.D.	

	John &amp; Jeff back home		

	Will &amp; daughters back home	




						33

Fri	Mr Landon funeral					3.00

Dec 24	Man up to old Pitman farm				1.25

Sat

Dec 25	Walkers' to Waldo's in Columbus			        6.00

Sun

Dec 26	First call to Oldham's				        2.50

Mon

Dec 27	Mr Oldham in casket				        1.00

	O. Young to gas gate					1.00

Tues

Dec 28	Mr Oldham funeral					2.00

Wed 

Dec 29	First call to Will Stevensons'				1.50

Thur

Dec 30	Mrs Stevenson in casket				        1.00

	Will Stevenson to Johnstown cemetery Mrs Day home	2.00

	Woman to F.H. Arndts'				        1.00

Fri

Dec 31	To Oakley Building Col for Dr Van Houten		5.00

Sat

1927

Jan 1	Device to Johnston cemetery		Paid		2.50

	Auto to Mrs Stevenson funeral				2.50

	Taggart to James Taggart				2.00

	Man to Pitman farm					1.25

Sun

Jan 2	First call to Waldrons north of Galena			2.00

	Broke down boy out to Ward Perfects then to West		3.50

Mon

Jan 3	Mr Waldron in casket				        1.00

	Man to Slife farm					 .75

	First to Mrs Merideth's				        2.00

Tues

Jan 4	Strosnider to Waldrons				        1.00

Wed

Jan 5	Auto to Waldron funeral				        2.00

	Back to Sunbury for gras house			        1.00

	Mrs Meridith in casket				        1.00

	Martha Lott farm O. Green to Sunbury			1.25

	(below illegible

	Galena woman to White Cross Hospital			1.00

Thur

Jan 6	Mrs Merideth funeral				        2.00

	O. Young to Dustins on Westerville road		        1.00

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[corresponds to page 34 (L) and page 35 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

			34

Fri Jan 7

Sat Jan 8

Sun Jan 9	Taggart from Delaware				2.00

Mon

Jan 10	First call to Sherman north of Fargo			2.50

Tues

Jan 11	Miss Sherman in casket				        1.00

Wed

Jan 12	Miss Sherman funeral				        2.50

Thur

Jan 13	Mrs Dr Williams to Mrs Nitschke's funeral			7.00

Fri

Jan 14	Taggart to Foundry &amp; Highway Department		        5.00

Sat

Jan 15	To Columbus for Dr. Van Houten			        5.00

	Festus Sherbourne from Delaware			        2.00

Sun 16

Mon 17	Mrs Mariott to Grant Hospital in Aub			1.50

	First call to Ulerys near New Albany			3.00

	Man up to Slife farm					 .75

Tues 18

Wed 19	Mr Ulery in casket					1.50

	First call to Dailys'					2.00

Thur

Jan 20	Mr Ulery funeral					3.00

	First call to Otis Longshore in Col			5.00

Fri

Jan 21	Mr Daily in casket		 all day 9 1/2 hrs	4.00

	Otis Longshore from Col		

Sat

Jan 22	Mr Daily funeral		 all day		4.00

	Otis Longshore from Col		

Sun

Jan 23	Otis Longshore funeral				        2.50

Mon

Jan 24	Man to Delaware					        2.00

	Frank Stelzer from Jane Case Hospital			1.00

Tues

Jan 25	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed

Jan 26	Piano man to Butler farm				1.00




						35

Thur

Jan 27

Fri 28

Sat 29	Ot Young to bridge west of Galena school

Sun

Jan 30	First call to Cyrus Hoys'			        5.00

	To Mt Vernon for Potter boy	

	Potter boy out home		

Mon

Jan 31	My Hoy in casket					1.00

	Potter boy in casket					1.00

Mon

Jan 31	Mr Hoy in casket					1.00

	Potter boy in casket					1.00

Tues

Feb 1	Mr Hoy funeral					        5.00

	chairs from Hoys and		

	chairs to Potters		

Wed

Feb 2	First call in Amb for Mrs Decker		        5.00

	Potter funeral			

	chairs from Potters		

	Work at office &amp; Mrs Decker out home	

Thur

Feb 3	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Mrs Decker in casket				        1.00

Fri

Feb 4	Mrs Decker funeral					2.50

	Mrs Hoy amb from Galena &amp; work at office		1.50

Sat

Feb 5	Dell Brown amb from home &amp; work at office		1.50

Sun

Feb 6	Work at office &amp; Mrs Hoy funeral			2.00

	Trip to Geo Browns					1.00

	First call to Riley DeWitts				2.00

Mon

Feb 7	Man to Berkshire store				        1.00

	Della Brown in casket &amp; work in office			2.00

Thur

Feb 8	Della Brown funeral					2.00

	Mrs Perfect in casket				        1.00

Wed

Feb 9	Mrs Perfect funeral					2.00

	chairs from Rily Dewitt				        1.00

	Trip to Smiths					        1.00

	First call to Mrs Bartons				2.50

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			36

Thur	Mrs Barton in casket					1.00

Feb 10	To Union Station for Claude Smythes			1.50

	Strosy to Galena					1.00

	Work at office					        1.00

Fri

Feb 11	Claude Smythe home					1.00

	Mrs Barton funeral					2.00
	
Sat

Feb 12	Trip to Smythes					        1.00

Sun

Feb 13	chairs to Smythes'				        6.00

	Smythe funeral			

	back to Smythe's for case	

	First care of Hallie Cole	

	Girl to Delaware					2.00

Mon
Feb 14	Cole girl to Westerville				1.00

Tues

Feb 15	First call Aunt Eliza Perfect				2.00

	Two trips to Otis Perfect				2.00

Wed

Feb 16	First call Mr Plums					2.00

	Hallie Cole in casket					1.00

	Mrs Perfect in casket				        1.00

	Trip to Mr Plums to dress him				2.00

Thur

Feb 17	Mr Plum in casket					3.50

	Cole girl funeral				

Fri

Feb 18	Out to Perfects &amp; Trenton cemetery			1.50

	Mrs Perfect funeral					2.00

	Man to Olive Green					1.50

Sat

Feb 19	Mr Plum funeral					        2.00

	chairs from Plums					1.00

	Man &amp; woman to Alexandria				3.50

Sun

Feb 20	First call to Blakelys					1.00

	Trip to casket factory				        5.00



						37

Mon	Mrs Cunningham to Galina to Hospital			1.00

Feb 21	Mrs Blakely in casket				        1.00

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Tues

Feb 22	Taggart to Delaware Big 4				2.00

	Mrs Blakely funeral				        3.00

	Helped in Jones home		

Wed

Feb 23	First call Mr Dresbach				        3.00

	To case Hospital for Hartman girl

Thur

Feb 24	Work at office			 10hrs		        5.00

	Mr Dresbach in casket &amp; taken home	

	Trips Croton for Conklin &amp; work at office	

Fri

Feb 25	Hartrum girl in casket				        2.50

	Hartrum funeral &amp; work at office

	Margaret Williamson to Delaware			        2.00

Sat

Feb 26	Mr Conklin funeral					2.50

	chairs from Dresbach's &amp; work at office	

Sun

Feb 27	Mr Dresbach burial at Kingston				3.00

	First call Mrs Cornell					2.00

Mon 

Feb 28	First call for Mrs Case				        2.00

	Work at office &amp; Mrs Cornell in casket			1.50

	Mrs Landon to Delaware				        2.00

Tues

Mar 1	Mrs Case in casket					1.00

	Frances Hannon casket				        1.00

	Mrs Cornell funeral					1.00

Wed

Mar 2	Mrs Case funeral					2.00

	Box to Trenton cemetery				        1.00

Thur

Mar 3	Trip to Hannons &amp; cemetery				1.50

	Mrs Otis Gamwill to Case Hospital			1.50

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[corresponds to page 38 (L) and page 39 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		38

Fri	Strosnider to Jake Colis				1.00

Mar 4	Mr Hostelter from Centerburg				2.00

Sat

Mar 5	Mr Hostelter to Galena &amp; Johnstown			2.50

	Taggart to Mt Vernon &amp; Fredericktown			6.00

	Mr Hostelter from Galena				 .50

Sun 6

Mon 7

Tues 8	Man to Blayney farm				         .75

Wed 9

Thur 10	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Mr Hostelter to Galena				         .75

	Mr Hostelter to Delaware				2.00

Fri

Mar 11	First call Mr Van Tassel 				2.00

	Woman to downtown Harlem				1.50

Sat

Mar 12	Strosnider to Columbus				        5.00

Sun

Mar 13	Device to Redrock cemetery				2.00

Mon

Mar 14	Mr Hostelter from Delaware				2.00

	Two women to Marengo to Phillips funeral		3.00

Tues 15

Wed 16	First call to Lee Adams, Westerville			2.50

Thur

Mar 17	Mrs Adams in casket				        1.00

	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

Fri

Mar 18	Trip to Adams with chairs, Westerville			2.00

Sat

Mar 19	Mrs Adams funeral					2.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

	Two Centerburg boys, girl &amp; Ramey Girl to Case Hospital	5.00

Sun 20

Mon 21	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Tues 22

Wed 23

Thur 24




						39

Fri 

Mar 25	Hi Dewitt to L. McMasters				3.00

Sat

Mar 26	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun 27

Mon 28	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Mrs Louden to Delaware				        2.00

	First call to Frank Groves (Mrs Arnett) C. Village	2.00

Tues

Mar 29	First call to Mrs Closson				2.50

	Helped unload caskets &amp; Mrs Arnett in Casket		1.50

	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

Wed

Mar 30	Trip to Clossons to dress Mrs Closson			2.50

	Mrs Arnett funeral					2.50

Thur

Mar 31	Trip to Clossons to dress Mrs Closson			2.50

	and Closson funeral (all day)				5.00

	Mr Franks from Columbus &amp; work at office		2.50

Fri 1

Sat 2	Mrs Runnels in casket, Franks in casket	]		1.50

	and other work at office		]

Sun

Apr 3	Helped take device box to Condit			2.00

	cemetery &amp; at Franks funeral		

Mon

April 4	Mrs Funnels funeral at Rich Hill			2.00

Tues 5

Wed 6	Arthur Sherbourne &amp; family to Galena			1.00

	First call to Mrs Collins west of Berkshire Hubbard comes 2.00

Thur	

April 7	Ed Hagamans to Delaware Jane Case Hospital		2.00

	Mrs Collins in casket					1.00

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Fri

April 8	Shipped Mrs Collins from Big 4 Rd			1.50

Sat 9

Sun 10	First call Wilbur Marriotts				2.00

Mon

April 11 Mrs Mariott in casket			        	1.00

	Mrs Harry Hall to Ketchains				1.00

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[corresponds to page 40 (L) and page 41 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		40

Tues	Taggart to Big 4 depot Del				2.00

April 12	Mrs Mariott funeral				2.50

	Chairs to Mariotts					1.00

	Chairs from Mariotts				        1.50

Wed

April 13	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

Thur

April 14	Mrs Welch to Columbus				5.00

	First call Mrs Harriett Wilcox				2.00

Fri

Apr 15	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Culp from Galena					 .75

Sat

April 16	Mrs Wilcox in casket				1.00

	Corbin boy to Westerville				1.50

Sun

Apr 17	Mrs Wilcox funeral					2.00

	Lahman girl to bus					 .75

Mon 18

Tues 19	At Smythe sale for Taggart				1.00

Wed 20

Thur 21	Trip to Cheshire for Mr Smith &amp; work at			1.50

Fri

Apr 22	Mr Taggart to Fred Dustins				1.00

Sat

Apr 23	Yeast man to Galena					 .75

Sun

April 24	Mr Smith funeral				1.50

Mon

April 25	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Tues

April 26	Taggart to Delaware Hocking Valley		2.00

	To Delaware for Taggart waited 3 hrs			2.00

	and Fagan came back

Wed

April 27	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

Thur

April 28	Abbie Kimball to Magnets S.			4.00

Fri

Apr 29







						41

Sat	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Apr 30	Went after Fagan &amp; did not come			        2.00

Sun 
 
May 1	First call Wayne Bockover				4.00

	First call Ollie Patterson		

Mon

May 2	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	First call Virgil Claytons				5.00

	Trip to Patterson			

	Wayne Bockover in casket		

	Allie Patterson in casket		

Tues

May 3	To Africa cemetery with Wells Crowl			1.00

	Ollie Patterson funeral				        2.00

Wed

May 4	Virgil Clayton baby funeral				6.00

	Wayne Bockover funeral		

Thur

May 5	Strosnider to West of Galena old Platt place		1.00

Fri

May 6	Strosy &amp; Elizabeth to Col				5.00

Sat

May 7	First call Mrs Evarts					2.00

Sun 8

Mon 9	Mrs Evarts in casket					1.00

	Strosnider to Col - to get glasses fixed		5.00

Tues

May 10	Mrs Evarts funeral					2.00

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Wed

May 11	Trip to Furniss Corners for Ben West			1.50

Thur

May 12	First call Dave Chase				        2.00

Fri	

May 13	First call Jerry Coles					2.00

	Work at office Blanche Perfect &amp; unboxed caskets	1.50

	Mrs Chase in casket					1.00

Sat

May 14	Taggart to Delaware &amp; Fagan back			2.00

	Blanche Perfect home Mrs Cole in casket &amp; work at office 2.00

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                    <text>[page 24]

[corresponds to page 42 (L) and page 43 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

		42

Sun	Chairs to &amp; from C. Perfects				1.50

May 15	Trip to Mt Pleasant with grass &amp; device			1.50

	Amb to Mt Carmel for Mr Domigan			        1.50

	Taggart from Delaware &amp; Fagan over			2.50

May 16	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

	To Galena for burial permit				1.00

	Mrs Cole funeral					2.00

Tues 17

Wed 18	Mrs Beum to Rome for buttermilk			        1.00

	First call Frank McCartys Mrs Mann			3.00

Thur

May 19	Mrs Mann in casket					3.00

	First call Edwards on Benedict Place	

Fri

May 20	Mrs Mann funeral all day				4.00

Sat

May 21	Chairs and casket to Edwards				2.00

	Chairs from Edwards				        2.00

	Three boys to Delaware at 9.30 evening			3.00

Sun

May 22	Harvey Allen to his fathers				 .75

Mon

May 23	Mrs Chandler in casket				        1.00

Tues

May 24	Mrs Chandler funeral				        2.00

Wed

May 25  To Mt Vernon for Mrs C. Robinsons &amp; work at office      2.00

Thur	

May 26	Mrs Robinson out home				        1.00

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Fri

May 27	Taggart to Utica					5.00

	Strosnider to Robinsons				        1.50

Sat

May 28	Mrs Robinson funeral				        2.00

	Taylor man to Johnston				        2.00

	Mrs Garvin to Harm Morrisons			        1.25

Sun 29

Mon

May 30	Mrs McGarvan to Harm Morrisons			        1.25




						43

Tues	Mr Haller to Columbus				        5.00

May 31	

Wed

June1	Ot Young to gas gate				        1.00

	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

Thur	

June 2	Taggart to Hocking Valley at Del			2.00

	Taggart From Interurban Station Del			2.00

Fri

June 3	First call for Mrs Cole at Mr Manus			2.50

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Sat

June 4	Mrs Cole in casket					1.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

June 5	Mrs Cole funeral					3.00

	To people to Hagmans at Berkshire			1.00

Mon

June 6	Mrs Dr Williams to Dell Tracys				6.00

Tues 7

Wed 8

Thur 9

Fri 10	Taggart to Utica					5.00

Sat

June 11	Ethel Hagaman to Westerville				1.50

Sun 12

Mon 13	Man, child &amp; two women to Delaware			2.50

Tues 14

Wed 15

Thur 16	Two women to Delaware				        2.00

Fri 17

Sat 18

Sun 19

Mon 20

Tues 21	Mr Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Wed

June 22	First call to G.D. Works				2.00

	Mr Taggart to Hocking Valley to Corey			2.00

	Mrs Strosnider &amp; Elizabeth to Frank Hoovers		 .50

	Mrs S. &amp; Elizabeth back from Hoovers			 .50

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[corresponds to page 44 (L) and page 45 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

		44

Thur	Mrs Work in casket					1.00

June 23	Amb trip to Grant Hospital with Grules			1.50

Fri

June 24	Flowers to Mr Works				        1.00

	Mrs Work funeral					2.00

Sat

June 25	Clarence Ford &amp; girl to Joe Huddleston farm		2.00

Sun

June 26	First call for Mrs Workman &amp; work at office		1.50

Mon

June 27	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues

June 28	Taggart to Norwalk					18.00

Wed

June 29	Amb trip to Marengo				        1.00

Thur 30

Fri July 1	Taggartt to Mt Vernon				5.00

Sat

July 2	First call Virgil Brevoorts				5.00

	Mrs Sedgwick to Brevoorts				5.00

	Casket to Brevoorts					2.00

	Amb Trip for Granville boy				6.00

Sun

July 3	Mabel Brevoort funeral				        3.00

Mon	

July 4	Mrs Linns to Galena					5.00

Tues

July 5	Man &amp; woman to Newark (wrecked car)			6.00

Wed

July 6	Strosnider to Galena Bank &amp; Brickers			1.00

Thur 7

Fri 8	First call Mr Newman				        2.00

	Trip to Galena to Newmans				1.00

Sat

July 9	Mr Newman in casket				        1.00

Sun

July 10	Boy to Delaware					        2.00

Mon 11	Strosnider to Galena				        6.00

	Newman funeral			

First call for George Heycook		







						45

Tues

July 12	Mr Heycook in casket				        1.00

Wed

July 13	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Mr Heycook funeral					2.00

Thur

July 14	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Fri

July 15	Mrs Carol Edwards to Mt Carmel			        1.50

	Man to Johnstown					2.00

Sat 16

Sun 17

Mon 18	First call Mr Ellisons					2.00

Tues

July 19	Mr Wagner to farm					1.00

	Two trips to Ellisons					4.00

	Mr Ellison in casket					1.00

Wed

July 20	Strosy to Galena to cemetery				1.00

Thur

July 21	Mr Ellison funeral					4.00

Fri

July 22	First call Mr Nettleton				        2.00

	work at office					        0.00

Sat

July 23	Earl Gaylord burial					2.00

	Mr Nettleton in casket				        1.00

Sun

July 24	Mr Nettleton funeral				        3.00

	Work at office with Lorain man	

Mon

July 25	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Lorain man to Delaware &amp; back			        1.00

	Taggart to Mt Gilead					5.00

Tues 26	Taggart back to Delaware				2.00

Wed 27

Thur 28

Fri 29

Sat 30	Taggart to Walhonding				        10.00

Sun

July 31	Mrs Dr. Williams from Del &amp; work at office		2.00

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[corresponds to page 46 (L) and page 47 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

		46

Mon	Mrs Williams in casket &amp; other work			1.00

Aug 1	Mr Roof from Cheshire to home			        1.00

Tues

Aug 2	First call to Mrs Johns				        2.00

	Mrs Williams funeral					1.50

Wed

Aug 3	Taggart to Mt Gilead					5.00

	Mrs Johns in casket					1.00

Thur 4

Fri 5	Mrs Johns funeral over 5 hrs				2.50

Sat

Aug 6	Mr McElwee in casket				        1.00

	Mrs Kimball to Magnetic				        4.00

Sun

Aug 7	Festus Sherbourne to Delaware			        2.00

Mon 8

Tues 9	Taggart to Union Station				5.00

Wed 10

Thur 11

Fri 12

Sat 13

Sun 14	Mr Doan &amp; family to Shannons				1.50

	Mr Doans &amp; family back from Shannons			1.50

	Two Negroes to Delaware				        3.00

Mon

Aug 15	Woman to Magnetic Springs				4.00

Tues

Aug 16	Taggart to Utica &amp; Walhonding				10.00

	First call to Gus Irvin Westerville			2.50

Wed

Aug 17	Edith Condit funeral with auto				3.50

Thur

Aug 18	Strosnider to Westerville to Irwin			2.00

Fri

Aug 19	Chairs to &amp; from Irvins, Mrs Irvin			6.00

	in casket also funeral

Sat

Aug 20	Man to Quakertown then to Westerville			4.25

Sun

Aug 21	Utica barber to Magnetic Springs			4.00

	Boy w/2	to Quakertown				        3.00







						47

Mon		

Aug 22

Tues 23

Wed 24	Man to O.Green &amp; Condit				        2.50

Thur 25

Fri 26	Washed machine &amp; work at office			        1.00

Sa 27	woman &amp; boy out to Carrie Wilsons			 .75

Sun

Aug 28	First call Col - Mrs Pike				2.00

Mon	

Aug 29	Patrick &amp; Fagan to Walhonding				10.00

Turs

Aug 30 	First call Mrs Dudley					2.50

	Mrs Pike funeral all day				3.50

Wed

Aug 31	Mrs Dudley in casket				        1.00

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Thur

Aept 1	Mrs Dudley funeral					2.00

Fri 2

Sat 3	Lehman girl out home				         .75

Sun

Sept 4	Stella Roberts to Fargo				        1.50

	First call Mrs Cross					2.50

Mon

Sept 5	First call Mrs Harrison Waldron				2.50

Tues

Sept 6	Casket to Cross's shipped from Croton			2.50

Wed

Sept 7	Casket to Waldrons					1.00

Thur 8

Fri 9	Mrs Waldron funeral				        2.00

Sat

Sept 10	Taggart to Galena &amp; Utica				5.00

Sun 11

Mon 12	Wm Hanover to Delaware				        2.00

Tues 13

Wed 14

Thur 15	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				        2.00

	First call to Bert Frosts				3.00

Fri

Sept 16	Pump man Galena sports Mt Liberty Centerburg Condit	5.00
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[corresponds to page 48 (L) and page 49 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		48

Sat

Sept 17	Casket to Frosts' &amp; work at office			2.00

Sun

Sept 18	Trip to Frosts' &amp; Bloomfield cemetery			3.00

	Frost funeral					        2.00

	Bennett &amp; daughters &amp; son in law to Maxtown		2.00

Mon 19

Tues 20

Wed 21

Thur 22

Fri 23

Sat 24

Sun 25	Man to Fred Johnstons				        1.50

Mon 26

Tues 27

Wed 28

Thur 29

Fri 30

Sat Oct 1	Casket to Striders near Hilliards		3.00

	Leona Lott to Olive Green				1.25

Sun

Oct 2	Mrs Strider funeral at Alton				4.00

Mon

Oct 3	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thur 6	Two Saunders boys to Orr Carpenters			1.50

Fri

Oct 7	First call to Williamsons near Flint			3.00

Sat

Oct 8	Mrs Kimball to Centerburg				2.00

Sun

Oct 9	Williamson boy in casket				1.50

Mon

Oct 10	Grave lining and device to Condit cemetery		1.00

	Williamson boy funeral				        8.00

Tues

Oct 11	First call Mrs Wilson					2.00

Wed

Oct 12	Amb to Case Hospital &amp; Columbus			        2.00

	Trip to Mrs Wilsons					1.00





						49

Thur	Casket to Mrs Wilsons				        1.00

Oct 13	Strosnider to Delaware &amp; Col for collar			7.00

	Brown &amp; Taggart from Union Station			5.00

Fri

Oct 14	Mrs Wilson funeral		a day			4.00

Sat

Oct 15	Strosy &amp; Elizabeth to Col				5.00

	Man to Johnstown					2.00

Sun

Oct 16	First call Orlo Clark to Case &amp; office			2.00

Mon

Oct 17	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Tues

Oct 18	Man to Wilbur Mariotts				        1.00

	Orlo Clark in casket &amp; office work			1.00

Wed

Oct 19	Work at office, trip to Mt Pleasant			4.00

	and Clark funeral			

Thur 20

Fri 21	Roy Gill to Westerville				        1.50

Sat

Oct 22	Mrs Milk to Galena					 .50

Sun

Oct 23	Doans' to Shannons					1.50

	Doans' from Shannons				        1.50

Mon 24

Tues 25	To State Hospital for Mrs Wilcox &amp; work at office	2.00

Wed 26	

Thur 27	Mrs Wilcox funeral					2.00

	Main girl to Delaware				        2.00

Fri 28

Sat 29	Mrs Lehman &amp; Daughter out home			         .75

Sun

Oct 30	Lehman girl from house to Bank			         .75

Mon 31

Tues Nov 1  Man to Galena Post Office				 .75

Wed 2

Thur 3

Fri 4	Mrs J. Granger to Grant Hospital in Amb			1.50

Sat 5			A. J. White owes $9.00


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[corresponds to page 50 (L) and page 51 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

Sun 6

Mon 7	Strosnider to Frank Hoover				       .75

Tues 8

Wed 9	Mrs Osbourne from Marengo to Col in Amb		             2.00

Thur 10

Fri 11

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14

Tues 15

Wed 16

Thur 17

Fri 18	First call Mrs Marble					     1.00

Sat

Nov 19	Mrs Marble in casket and other work			     1.50

Sun 20

Mon 21	Mrs Marble funeral at U. cemetery			     1.50

Tues

Nov 22	Strosnider to Ellisons at Redbank			     1.50

Wed	

Nov 23	Lehman Girl out home				              .75

Thur

Nov 24	Tow auto wrecked people to Columbus			     8.00

Fri 25

Sat 26

Sun 27

Mon 28

Tues 29	Taggart to Mt Vernon				             5.00

	First call Mr Jennings					     3.00

Wed

Nov 30	Mr Jennings in casket 				             1.00

Thur

Dec 1	Lowering device to Centerburg Cem			     2.00

	Mr Jennings funeral					     2.00

	Jake Blarner home					     2.00

Fri 2

Sat 3

Sun 4

Mon 5	Taggart to Brown Steele Highway &amp; others places		     5.00

Tues

Dec 6	First call Mrs Rinehart				             2.50





							51

Wed 	Strosnider to Newark				            6.00

Dec 7	Mrs Rineheart in casket				            1.00

Thur

Dec 8	Lowering device &amp; grass to Hile Hill cem	            5.00

	Mrs Rineheart funeral

Fri 9

Sat 10	First call Mrs Fersons'				            2.50

	Ot Young to gas gate				            1.00

Sun

Dec 11	Mrs Ferson in casket &amp; work at office			    1.50

Mon

Dec 12	First call Mr Hall					    2.00

	Mrs Rosecrans funeral				            2.00

	Mrs Ferson funeral					    2.00

	Back to Mr Halls'					    1.00

	First call to Pierce's at Westerville			    5.00

	Boy from Wesley Jones Berkshire			            1.00

Tues

Dec 13	Mr Hall in casket &amp; work at office			    1.50

	Trip to Pierces at Westerville				    2.00

Wed	Chairs to Halls'					    1.00

Dec 14	Mr Hall funeral					            2.00

Thur

Dec 15	Chairs from Halls			]		    2.50

	Pierce baby funeral			]

Fri

Dec 16	First call to Richards					    2.00

Sat

Dec 17	Strosy to Ellisons &amp; Frank Hoover			    2.00

Sun

Dec 18	Richards baby funeral				            1.50

Mon 19

Tues 20

Wed 21

Thur 22

Fri 23	Taggart to Utica &amp; Newark				    4.00

Sat

Dec 24	Boy to Marengo

Sun 25	Lehmans girl to bus					     .75

Mon 26	Mrs (illegible) Johnstown				            2.00

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[corresponds to page 52 (L) and page 53 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		52

Tues 27

Wed 28

Thur 29

Fri 30	Taggart to Columbus				             5.00

Sat 31

1928

Sun

Jan 1

Mon 2	Lehman girl to bus					     .75

Tues 3

Wed 4

Thur 5	Drugman to Centerburg, Johnstown &amp; Westerville		     5.00

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				             5.00

Fri 6

Sat 7	Mrs Mary Ann Miller in casket and work at office             1.00

Sun

Jan 8	Mrs Mary Ann Miller funeral				     1.00

Mon

Jan 9	Strosnider to Columbus				             5.00

Tues

Jan 10	Taggart to Worthington &amp; Columbus 			     5.00

	Helped get Jay Johnson body &amp; work at office		     1.00

Wed

Jan 11	Mr Johnstons funeral with auto				     3.50

Thur

Jan 12	Strosnider to Delaware				             2.00

	First call to Laughery's				     2.50

Fri

Jan 13	Taggart to Newark, Hanover &amp; Columbus			     12.00

Sat

Jan 14	First call Longshore, Galena				     2.00

	Mrs Laughery in casket				             1.00

	First call to Mrs Searles				     2.00

Sun

Jan 15	Casket to Longshore				             1.00

	Casket to Searles					     1.00

	Flowers to Laughery's				             1.50

Mon

Jan 16	Mrs Longshore funeral with auto			             3.00

	Mrs Laughery funeral with auto			             3.00







						53

Tues 	Chairs to Searles					     4.00

Jan 17	Mrs Searles funeral			

	Chairs from Searles			

Wed 18

Thur 19

Fri 20	Taylor Spearman to Case Hospital			      1.00

Sat

Jan 21	Man to Columbus to Whitter St			              5.00

Sun

Jan 22	Jim Lake to White Cross Hospital			      1.50

Mon 23

Tues 24

Wed 25

Thur 26	Red Sanders &amp; family near Marengo			      2.00

Fri

Jan 27	Taggart to Columbus					      5.00

Sat 28

Sun 29	Lehman girl to bus					       .75

Mon

Jan 30	First call Mrs Burnette north &amp; west of Chars Clark	      3.00

Tues

Jan 31	Orren &amp; Bart Snyder out for (illegible)			      4.00

Wed

Feb 1	Mrs Burnette funeral				              2.50

	With truck boys to Forest Cooks for (illegible)		      1.00

Thur 2

Fri 3	Dr McCarty to Delaware				              2.00

Sat

Feb 4	Taggart to Mt Gilead					      5.00

	Taggart to Delaware					      2.00

Sun 5

Mon 6	First call Mrs Barcus (McBoyds)			              2.00

	To State Hospital for Mr Davis				      2.00

Tues

Feb 7	Hardware man to C Village, Condit &amp; Galina		      2.50

	Mrs Barcus in casket					      1.00

	Mr Davis in casket &amp; work at office			      1.00

Wed

Feb 8	First call Mr Rhodes					      8.00

	Lowering device &amp; grass to Johnstown		

	Mrs Barcus funeral chairs to &amp; from Mr Boyds	

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[corresponds to page 54 (L) and page 55 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		54

Thur	Casket to Rhoads		        	             4.00

Feb 9	Work at office				

	Mr Davis funeral			

Fri

Feb 10	Mr Rhoads' funeral				             3.00

Sat

Feb 11	Taggart to Columbus				             5.00

	Man and woman to Ramey's			             1.00

Sun 12	

Mon 13	First call to Griffiths north of Berkshire		     2.00

	Taggart to Fredericktown				     6.00

Tues 14	

Wed 15	Flowers to Griffiths					     1.00

	Mr Griffith funeral					     2.00

Thur	

Feb 16	Taggart to Columbus				             5.00

Fri

Feb 17	Mrs Fagan to Delaware				             2.00

	First call Mrs Fox					     2.00

Sat

Feb 18	Taggart to Delaware					     2.00

	Woman kids to Benedict farm				     1.50

Sun

Feb 19	Casket to Fox					             1.00

Mon

Feb 20	Flowers to Fox					             1.00

	Mrs Fox funeral in Richwood				     2.00

	Snyder &amp; man to West of Ostrander, McBlys 		     5.00

Tues

Feb 21	Work at office for Strosnider				     6.00

Wed

Feb 22	Mrs Townley funeral					     2.50

	Woman to Delaware					     2.00

	Man &amp; two little boys north of Berkshire		     1.25

Thur

Feb 23	Taggart to Columbus				             5.00

Fri 24

Sat 25	Cecil Wintermute to Grant Hospital			     1.50

Sun 26

Mon 27	Taggart to Mt Gilead					     5.00





						55

Tues	out on Dicky Mom's &amp; work at office			     1.50

Feb 28	First call in amb - Mrs Wilson

Wed

Feb 29	Mrs Wilson in casket

Thur

Mar 1	Mrs Wilson burial at Summerford			             3.50

Fri

Mar 2	Luther Johnstons daughter &amp; husband down home		     1.50

Sat 3

Sun 4	Man to Delaware					             2.00

Mon

Mar 5

Tues 6	First call Mr Freemans				             1.50

Wed

Mar 7	Woman to town Baileys				             1.50

Thur

Mar 8	Mr Freeman in casket				             1.00

Fri

Mar 9	Mr Freeman funeral					     4.00

	Woman on Butler farm to Hospital	]

Sat

Mar 10	Taggart to Columbus				             5.00

Sun 11

Mon 12

Tues

Mar 13	Taggart to Mt Gilead					     5.00

	Mr Shaven in casket					     1.00

Wed

Mar 14	Mr Shafer funeral all day				     4.00

	Mr &amp; Mrs &amp; Dau Rosecrans to farm			     1.25

	First call to Jas Harbottles, (illegible)			     5.00

Thur 15

Fri 16	Daughter in law to Luther Johnsons			     1.50

	Mr Harbottle in casket				             2.00

Sat

Mar 17	Mr Harbottle funeral				             2.00

Sun 18

Mon 19

Tues 20	First call to Harry Searles				     2.00

	To Columbus for Cliff Williamson &amp; work at office	     2.00

Wed 21

Thur 22

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[corresponds to page 56 (L) and page 57 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

		56

Thur	Casket to Searles					3.00

Mar 22	Trip to Galena				        

	C. Williamson in casket &amp; work at office	

Fri

Mar 23	Cliff Williamson funeral				2.00

	Mr Searles funeral					2.00

Sat 24

Sun 25	To Hospital for Mr Salzer			        3.00

	Work at office				

Mon

Mar 26	Work at office					        3.50

	Mr Salzer taken home			

	Ed Snedecker to Hospital		

	First call Mr Saltz Lindon				5.00

Tues

Mar 27	Flowers to Salzers					1.50

	Salser funeral					        2.50

Wed

Mar 28	Mr Saltz in casket					2.00

Thur

Mar 29	Mr Saltz two funerals				        3.50

Fri

Mar 30	Mrs Ruffner to Hospital				        1.50

Sat

Mar 31	Mrs Hogle in casket				 	1.00

Sun

April 1	Device to cemetery chairs to &amp; from			3.00

	Hogles' &amp; Hogle funeral

Mon

April 2	First call Mrs Jaycox					3.00

Tues	

April 3	Mrs Jaycox in casket					1.00

	Abbie Kimball to Willis funeral				3.00

Wed

April 4	Mrs Jaycox funeral					2.00

Thur

April 5	Ethel Hagamon to Delaware				2.00

        Trip to E. Liberty by Strosnider                        2.00

Thurs

April 5 Ethel Hagaman to Delaware                               2.00

Fri

April 6	Mrs Paul DeWitt out home				 .75








Sat

April 7	Lehman girl out home				         .75

Sun

Apr 8	Miss Dunhan's body from train to House Lotto		1.00

Mon

April 9	Taggart to Fredericktown				6.00

Tues

April 10 Trip to Harbottle farm, Dunham funeral &amp; chairs home	4.00

Wed

Apr 11	Soldier boy to Ft Hayes Hospital			1.50

	First call Mr Stark					1.00

Thur

Apr 12	Luther Johnstons son in law down then	(crossed Out)	1.50

	Casket to Starks &amp; work at office	(crossed out)	1.00

	Man to Abe Leak place			(crossed out)   1.00

Fri

Apr 13	Luther Johnstons son in law down home			1.50

	casket to Starks &amp; work at office			1.00

	Man to Abe Leak place				        1.00

Sat

Apr 14	Mr Stark funeral					3.00

	Martha Hunt home					1.50

	Woman to Columbus 2nd Ave				10.00

Sun

Apr 15	First call Mrs Hughs Cheshire				2.00

	To E. Liberty Cemetery &amp; Devils Corners			2.00

	Sharnnon boy up home				        1.00

Mon

April 16 To Devils Corners &amp; E. Liberty Cemetery		2.00

	Mr Harbottle burial					1.00

	Casket to Hughes					1.00

Tues

Apr 17	Mrs Hughes funeral					2.00

Wed

Apr 18	Woman west of Berlin Station

Thur

April 19 Mrs W Strosnider &amp; Will Abe to Mt Carmel	        5.00

Fri

Apr 20	A. D. Wm Strosnider &amp; Wife to Mt Carmel		        5.00

	Two men to Delaware				        2.00

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[corresponds to page 58 (L) and page 59 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		58

Sat

April 21	

Sun 22	Mrs Allen body from Union S. to Cleveland		1.50

	Lehman girl from home to bus 			         .75

Mon

April 23	Mrs Allen funeral all day			3.50

Tues

Apr 24	To Mt Vernon for Snyder, then all around Del &amp; Richman	12.00

Wed 25

Thur 26

Fri 27	Luther Johnstons son &amp; daughter down home		1.50

	Woman up to George's on Stark farm			        1.00

Sat

Apr 28	Mrs Bonnett from Hospital &amp; work at office		2.00

	Red Sanders up home				        1.50

Sun

Apr 29	First call Young baby Marion				7.00

	Mrs Bonnett to Galena

Mon

Apr 30	Mrs Bonnett funeral				        3.50

May

Tues 1	

Wed 2

Thur 3

Fri 4

Sat 5	Taggart to Foundry, Col				         5.00

	Ethel Walker to Fargo				         2.00

Sun 6

Mon 7

Tues 8

Wed 9

Thur 10	Mrs Huston to Hospital				         1.50

Fri 11

Sat 12	Woman to Mt Vernon				         4.00

Sun 13

Mon 14	Taggart to Mt Gilead				         5.00

Tues

May 15	Taggart to Columbus				         5.00

Wed 16

Thur 17	Taggart to Mt Vernon				         5.00

Fri 18

Sat 19





						59

Sun

May 20	Student to Delaware				      	2.00

Mon

May 21	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

	Ed Snedeker from Hospital in Aub			1.50

Tues 22

Wed 23

Thur 24	Taggart to Waldo					4.00

	First call Mr Hoskinson				        2.00

Fri

May 25	Trip to Hoskinsons					1.00

Sat

May 26	Casket to Hoskinsons				        1.00

	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun

May 27	Trip to Hoskinsons					1.00

Mon

May 28	Chairs to Hoskinsons &amp; cemetery			        3.00

	Hoskinson funeral		

Tues

May 29	Amish man to Delaware				        2.00

	Gotchall &amp; Budd to Delaware				3.00

Wed

May 30	Gotchall to Religh Neilsons				1.00

Thur

May 31	Gotchall to Delaware				        3.00

	Mrs Gotchall boy &amp; Chas Armstrong to Del		3.00

Fri

June 1	

Sat 2	Man from St Francis Hospital to Merchelle		1.50

Sun

June 3	Trip to Ball Park					3.00

	First call to Ringer			

	Door badge to Ringer		        

	Lehman girl from home to bus			 	 .75

Mon

June 4	Taggart toCanton					17.00

Tues

June 5	Casket &amp; Chairs to Ringers		]		4.00

	Device to cemetery &amp; funeral		]

	Chairs back	all day		        ]
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[corresponds to page 60 (L) and page 61 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		60

Wed 6

Thur 7	Mrs Feazel from Hospital out home			1.50

Fri

June 8	Winnogene Granger from Galena			         .50

Sat

June 9	Frank Lewis from Grant H. to Caswells			1.50

Sun

June 10	Man &amp; Woman to Delaware				2.00

	First call Mr Lewis at Caswells				2.50

Mon

June 11	Casket to Caswells for Mr Lewis			        1.00

Tues

June 12	Chairs &amp; flowers to Caswells &amp; trip to cemetery		4.00

	Lewis funeral				

Wed 13	

Thur 14	Daisy Wheaten to Delaware				2.00

Fri

June 15	Assisted at first call to Mrs Norris			1.50

Sat

June 16	To Delaware for casket then to Norris			2.00

Sun

Jun 17	Mrs Norris funeral					4.00

Mon 18

Tues 19	First call Mr Comstock				        3.00

	Man to Condit &amp; Trunic Days				2.00

Wed

June 20	Mr Comstock in casket				        1.00

Thur

June 21	Mr Comstock funeral				        3.00

Fri

June 22	Welfare woman to Tom Bailey's			        1.50

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Sat 23

Sun 24

Mon 25	Frances Root to White Cross Hospital			1.50

Tues 26

Wed 27

Thur 28	Bennie Walker burial				        1.00

Fri 29

Sat 30	






						61

Sun

July 1

Mon 2

Tues 3	Marguerite W. &amp; Winnogene G to Utleys at Del		1.50

	  "		"	back from Utleys		2.00

Wed 4

Thur 5

Fri 6

Sat 7	Red Saunders up home				        1.50

Sun

July 8	Mount Union Station in the night			5.00

Mon

July 9	A.D. &amp; Callie Piper to Mt Pleasant			1.50

Tues

July 10	Ambulance to Mt Pleasant cemetery			2.50

Wed 11

Thur 12	Manto Alexandria					3.00

	Rush's man to Lake grange				 .50

	Rush's man above Robbins Lake			        3.00

Fri

July 13	First call Dawsons Columbus				5.00

Sat

July 14	To casket factory &amp; casket to Dawson's			3.00

Sun

July 15	Mrs Dawson funeral					4.00

Mon

July 16	Utica barber &amp; wife to Croton				2.50

Tues 17

Wed 18	First call Mrs Smith at Van Fleets			2.00

	Welfare woman to Tom Baileys			        1.50

Thur

July 19	Mrs Smith in casket					1.00

Fri

July 20	Chairs to VanFleets &amp; to cemetery			3.00

	Mrs Smith funeral

Sat 21

Sun 22	Ethel &amp; Geraldine Walker to Jack Meekers		1.50

Mon 23

Tues 24

Wed 25	Gill &amp; Hixenbaugh to Mansfield 				8.00

Thur

July 26	Man to Mansfield					8.00


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[corresponds to page 62 (L) and page 63 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		62

Fri

July 27	Mrs Noble to O. Green				        1.25

Sat 28

Sun 29

Mon 30	Mr Crego in ambulance to Johnstown			1.50

Tues

July 31	Mr &amp; Mrs Foster to Serbring funeral at Cheshire 	2.00

Aug

Wed 1	Helped Strosy bring C. Crego to chiro			 .25

Thur 2	Mrs Trapp to Galena					 .50

Fri

Aug 3	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sat

Aug 4	Lehman girl out home				         .75

Sun 5

Mon 6

Tues 7

Wed 8	Crego's to chiropractors				 .50

Thur 9

Fri 10	First call Mrs Smythe				        2.00

Sat

Aug 11	Casket to Smythes					1.00

Sun 12	

Mon 13	Chairs to &amp; from Smythes &amp; Smythe funeral		3.00

	First call to Ringers					2.00

Tues

Aug 14	Casket to Ringers					1.00

Wed

Aug15	Trip to Ringers &amp; cemetery				1.00

	Ringers funeral					        2.00

	First call Mrs Hanson				        2.50

Thur

Aug 16	Casket to Harrison					1.00

Fri

Aug 17	Pump man Galena C. Village &amp; Condit			2.50

	Rush man Johnstown 12 (illegible) &amp; Robbins Lake	4.00

	Trip to Hansons					        1.50

Sat

Aug 18	Will Saunders boy to Case Hospital			2.00

	Mrs Hanson funeral					2.00



						63

Sun

Aug 19	Doans' to Grover keys				        1.50

	Gatchalls to Magnetic Springs				4.00

Mon

Aug 20	Mr Nuckles up home				        1.25

Tues 21

Wed 22

Thur 23

Fri 24	Mon &amp; woman to Delaware				        2.00

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Sat

Aug 25	Mrs Kimball to Magnetic S.				4.00

Sun 26

Mon 27	Taveling man to McElwees				1.00

Tues

Aug 28	Ethel &amp; Mary Stelzer to Ashley				3.00

Wed 29

Thur 30

Fri 31	First call Mrs Fleckner				        5.00

Sat

Sept 1	Casket to Fleckners					2.50

Sun

Sept 2	Chairs to &amp; from Fleckners				5.00

Mon 3

Tues 4	Ethel Hagaman to Berkshire				  .75

Wed

Sept 5	Man to Johnstown					1.50

Thur 6

Fri 7	Taggart to Columbus

Sat

Aug 8	First call Mrs Burton					2.50

Sun

Aug 9	First call Shade Miller				        2.00

	Mrs Burton &amp; casket &amp; work at office			1.50

	Gotchalls to Fisher farm				1.50

Mon

Aug 10	Casket to Miller					1.00

	Device &amp; grass to Cheshire				2.00

	Mrs Burton funeral					2.00

Tues

Aug 11	Mr Miller funeral					2.00

	Chairs from Millers					1.00


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[corresponds to page 64 (L) and page 65 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		64

Wed

Sept 12	First call Mrs O. Webster				5.00

Thur

Sept 13	Mrs Adams to Hospital		        		4.00

	to casket factoy &amp; Mrs Webster in casket	

Fri

Sept 14	Mrs Owen Webster funeral				4.00

Sat 15

Sun 16

Mon 17

Tues 18	Mr &amp; Mrs Rosecrans to Delaware			        2.50

Wed 19	C. DeWitt from Boling Green				5.00

Thur 20

Fri 21	J. J. Willison to Grant Hospital			1.50

	C. L. DeWilt funeral					2.00

Sat 22

Sun 23	Fritchen boy to Grant Hospital				1.50

Mon 24

Tues 25	First call Mr Vining - Marengo				3.00

Wed

Sept 26	Casket to Brookins					1.00

	Casket to Vinnings					1.50

Thur

Sept 27	Chairs to &amp; from Brookens, Brookens funeral		4.00

	Thrashing machine man out				4.00

Fri

Sept 28	Mr Vining funeral					2.50

Sat

Sept 29	Sheriff from Kinsons to Condit &amp; Cemetery		8.00

Sun 30

Oct

Mon 1

Tues 2	Ethel Hagaman to Delaware				2.00

Wed

Oct 3	Rush's man to Renzo Condit				1.00

Thur	

Oct 4	Rush's man to Renzo Condit				1.00

Fri

Oct 5	Rush's man to Centerburg				2.00

Sat

Oct 6	Mr &amp; Mrs Rosecrans Delaware				2.50

	First call Mr Lewis at Cheshire				2.00





						63

Sun

Oct 7	To casket factory &amp; Mr Lewis in casket			2.50

Mon

Oct 8	Chairs to &amp; from Caswells, Lewis funeral		3.00

	Saunders boy to Starks Corners			        1.00

Tues 9

Wed 10	Trip to Marengo for Jack				2.00

	Mrs Edwards &amp; Frances to Piny Dance			3.00

Thur

Oct 11	Mr Willison from Hospital				1.50

	Man to Centerburg					2.00

Fri 12

Sat 13	Lala Clayton to Case Hospital				1.50

Sun

Oct 14	First call Mrs Edwards 				        1.50

	Woman Italian to Cheshire				1.50

Mon

Oct 15	First call Mr Perfect					1.50

	First call Mrs Matthews				        1.50

	Mrs Edwards in casket				        1.00

Tues

Oct 16	Mr Perfect in casket &amp; taken home			4.00

	Mrs Edwards funeral	
	        
	Work at office			        

Wed

Oct 17	Chairs to Perfects to Matthews				4.00

	Mrs Mattews in casket		        

	Mr Perfect funeral			

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Thur

Oct 18	chairs from Matthews		        		3.00

	Mrs Matthews funeral		        

Fri

Oct 19	Trip to Plines crossing

Sat

Oct 20	

Sun

Oct 21

Mon 22

Tues 23	First call Mr Willison					4.00

	First call Mr Beacom			

	Work at office &amp; out at Willison        	

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[corresponds to page 66 (L) and page 67 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		66

Wed	First call Mrs Stockwell				2.00

Oct 24	Casket to Willisons					2.00

	Casket to Beacoms					2.00

Thur		

Oct 25	Mr Beacon funeral					2.00

	Mr Willison funeral					2.00

	Casket to Stockwells					1.00

Fri

Oct 26	Initiated student to Col				5.00

	First call to Mrs Jordan				3.00

	Chairs from Stockwells				        2.00

	Mrs Stockwell funeral		

	Mr Taggart to Col to Gus Irwin				5.00

Sat

Oct 27	Strosnider to Delaware				        2.00

	Casket to Jordan's					1.00

Sun

Oct 28	Mrs Jordan funeral					2.50

Mon

Oct 29	Strosy to &amp; from Frank Hoover				1.00

Tues

Oct 30	First call Fred Hoy					1.50

Wed

Oct 31	Hoy in casket &amp; work at office				1.00

Thur

Nov 1	Device &amp; grass to Galina Cemetery			1.00

	Fred Hoy funeral					2.00

Fri

Nov 2	Strosy to Amity funeral				        6.00

Sat

Nov 3	Four Fredericktown people to State Game		        6.00

Sun

Nov 4	Mrs Aus Adams from Col				        1.50

Mon

Nov 5	Man to Galion					        7.00

Tues

Nov 6	Man to Berkshire					 .75

Wed 7	

Thur 8	Mrs Kettle in casket					1.50

	Strosnider to Galena				





						67

Fri	First call Mrs Sperry					1.50

Nov 9	Willoughly &amp; Bonham to Muskrat farm			1.00

	Mrs Kettle funeral					3.00

	Mrs Sperry in casket				

	Snyder to Morris, Croton for Gray Gelding		2.00

Sat

Nov 10	First call Wright - Smith				2.00

	New ambulance from Columbus			        2.00

	Mr Smith in casket					1.00

Sun

Nov 11	Chairs to Sperrys &amp; device to Galena Cem		1.00

	Mrs Sperry funeral					2.00

Mon

Nov 12	Mr Smith funeral					2.50

Tues 13

Wed 14

Thur 15	Daisy Wheaton &amp; Mather to Col U. Statium		5.00

Fri

Nov 16	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat

Nov 17	Mrs Moore at Mt Gilead in casket			1.50

Sun

Nov 18	Lowering device to Centerburg			        2.00

	Mrs Moore funeral at Mt Gilead			        3.00

Mon

Nov 19	Peerless woman to Case Hospital			        1.50

	Strosnider to Galena to see Link Scott			1.00

Tues

Nov 20	Link Scott from Galena to Delaware			3.00

Wed

Nov 21	Geo. Ginn from Mt Vernon &amp; work at office		2.00

Thur

Nov 22	First call Mrs Likes					2.00

	First call Mrs Landon					1.00

	Work at office					        1.00

	Mr Ginn in casket

Fri

Nov 23	Casket to London				        5.00

	Work at office			

	To Condit cemetery		

	Ginn funeral			

	Casket to Likes			


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[corresponds to page 68 (L) and page 69 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		68

Sat	Chairs to &amp; from Likes &amp; Likes funeral			2.50
    
Nov 24	Ambulance to Carpenters				        1.00

	To Granville for Rugg girl				6.00

	back to Andersons for alcohol

Sun

Nov 25	Two first calls Miss Rugg				4.00

	Mrs Landon funeral			

Mon

Nov 26	Miss Rugg to Strosnider office				1.00

	Miss Rugg back					        1.00

	Casket to Fred Carpenter				1.00

Tues

Nov 27	Chairs &amp; flowers to Ruggs				1.00

	Miss Rugg funeral					1.00

Wed

Nov 28	Miss Rugg burial					2.50

Thur

Nov 29	Doan's to Shannons					1.50

	Doans from Shannons				        1.50

Fri

Nov 30	Strosnider to Delaware to this trial			2.00

Sat Dec 1	

Sun 2

Mon 3

Tues 4	Strosnider to his trial		[crossed out]

Wed 5	Strosnider to Del to his trial				2.00

Thur

Dec 6	Mr Anderson (colored) to Grant Hospital			1.50

Fri

Dec 7	Man to Delaware					        1.50

Sat

Dec 8	Two first calls Mr Bennett				3.50

Sun

Dec 9	Mrs Martin to St Francis Hospital			1.50

	Casket to Bennetts					1.50

Mon

Dec 10	Mr Rose from Hospital &amp; work at office			2.50

	Trip to Bennetts &amp; Browns				1.50

	Mr Rose in casket					1.00






						69

Tues	First call Mr Fravel					2.00

Dec 11	Mr Bennett funeral					2.50

Wed	Casket to Fravels					1.00

Dec	box &amp; Device to Galena Cemetery			        1.00

12	Mr Rose funeral					        2.00

Thur

Dec 13	Mr Fravel funeral					2.50

	First call Mr Perfect					2.00

Fri

Dec 14	Mrs Dell Waker to Condit				1.00

Sat

Dec 15	Casket to Perfects					1.00

	Chairs to Perfects					1.00

Sun

Dec 16	Mrs Riner from Hospital				        1.50

	Mr Perfect funeral					1.50

	Mr Miller from Delaware				        1.00

Mon

Dec 17	Mr Miller funeral					2.00

Tues

Dec 18	Mrs Jordan from Delaware				1.00

	Mrs Jordan funeral					1.00

	work at office					        1.00

Wed

Dec 19	Woman (welfare) to Bailys				1.50

Thur

Dec 20	Mr Tompson to Jane Case Hospital			1.00

Fri

Dec 21	Mr Ahrens to Rome Corners				1.00

	Ot Young to Bangs Station				3.50

Sat

Dec 22	First call baby Fletcher Galena				3.00

	Back to Galena &amp; work at office		

Sun

Dec 23	To Galena to Fletchers				        1.00

Mon

Dec 24	First call to Al Wilson					2.00

	Ahrens from Rome to Bus				        1.25

	Fletchers baby funeral				        1.00

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[corresponds to page 70 (L) and page 71 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


		70

Tues	Casket to Galena for Mr Wilson				1.00

Dec 25	Hagamans to Berkshire				        1.00

	Abbie Kimball up to farm				 .50

Wed

Dec 26	Trip to Galena					        1.00

Witness	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrong			 .50

for	Trip to Frank Hoovers				         .50

Litten	Ahrens' from bus out home				1.25

Thur

Dec 27	Trip to Galena					        1.00

	Mr Wilson funeral					2.50

	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrong			 .50

	Woman to G. D. Work's				        1.00

	First call Higgins baby				        2.00

Fri

Dec 28	Hose took casket out to Higgins			        1.50

	Trip to Frank Hoovers				         .50

	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrong			 .50

Sat

Dec 29	Higgins baby funeral					2.50

	First call Mrs A. Sheets				2.50

	Trip to Frank Hoovers				         .50

	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrong			 .50

Sun

Dec 30	Casket to Sheets					1.00

	Trip to Frank Hoovers				         .50

	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrong			 .50

	First call Mr Granger					2.00

Mon

Dec 31	Mrs Jim VanFleet from Hospital			        1.50

	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrongs			 .50

	Trip to Frank Hoovers				         .50

	To A. Sheets &amp; Delaware				        2.50

	Lehman girl out home					 .75

Tues

1929

Jan 1	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrongs			 .50

	Casket to Grangers					1.00

	Mrs Sheets funeral &amp; Chairs from Sheets		        3.00

Wed

Jan 2	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrongs			 .50

	Mr Granger funeral					2.00

	First call Mr Wolf near Rich Hill			3.00





						71

Thur	Casket to Wolfs					        1.50

Jan 3	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrong			 .50

	First call Ted Irwin					2.50

Fri

Jan 4	Ahrens from Rome to Bus				        1.00

	Mrs Comstock to Armstrongs				 .25

	Mr Wolf funeral					        2.50

	To Columbus for casket for T. Irwin			2.50

Sat

Jan 5	Ambulance to Willie Clarks				3.50

	Casket to Irwins			

	First call Mrs Richardson 				2.00

Sun

Jan 6	Trip to Ted Irwins					5.00

	Casket to Richardsons				        1.00

Mon

Jan 7	Ted Irwin funeral					3.50

Tues

Jan 8	Mrs Richardson funeral				        2.50

Wed 9

Thur 10

Fri 11

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14

Tues 15

Wed 16

Thur 17	Faye Parker from Harvey Edwards			         .75

Fri

Jan 18	Strosnider to Galena Bank				1.00

Sat 19

Sun 20

Mon 21	Mr Payne from Route 161 &amp; work at office		2.50

Tues 22

Wed 23	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

	Mr Payne in casket &amp; work at office			1.00

	Mrs Ray Edminsten to Grant Hospital			1.50

	Ben Hagaman sister to Delaware			        1.50

Thur

Jan 24	Grass &amp; device to Trenton cemetery			2.50

	Mr Payne funeral &amp; work at office	

	Pump man trip					        3.00

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Feb 7	Mrs Roy Edminstin from Grant Hospital			1.50

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Sat

Feb 9	Casket to Whitneys					1.00

Sun

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Mon

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Thur

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Fri

Feb 15	Casket to Edminstin					1.00

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	Casket to Adams					        1.00





						73

Sat

Feb 16	Mrs Edmister funeral				        2.00

	Mrs Adams funeral					2.00

Sun

Feb 17	Trip to Weisers &amp; work at office			1.50

Mon

Feb 18	Rod Cooke &amp; Lita Likes to Col funeral			5.00

Tues

Feb 19	Mrs Joe Hancock to Hospital				1.50

	Mr Davis funeral					2.00

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	First call Marion Weavers				3.00

Wed

Feb 20	First call Mr Haycook				        2.50

Thur

Feb 21	Mrs Weaver in casket &amp; burial				3.00

Fri

Feb 22	Casket to Haycooks &amp; work at office			1.50

Sat

Feb 23	Mr Haycook funeral					2.00

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Sun 24

Mon 25	Will Dwinnell funeral &amp; work at office			2.00

Tues

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Thur 28

Mar

Fri 1

Sat 2	Spinney Perfect to Hospital				1.50

Sun 3

Mon 4

Tues 5

Wed 6	First call Clayton baby Galena (Fletcher)		1.00

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Fri 8

Sat 9	First call Mr Ferson					2.50

	Payne funeral &amp; work at office				1.50

	Trip to Trenton cemetery				1.00

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Mon

Mar 11	chairs to &amp; from Fersons, Ferson funeral		3.00

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Wed 13	To Newark for Orren Crego

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Mar 14	Flowers to Garling house &amp; cemetery			1.50

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Fri

Mar 15	Dr Gorsuch to Col &amp; Mt Carmel				5.00

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	First call Mrs Bennett				        2.00

Sat

Mar 16	First call Oren Barcus				        3.00

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Sun

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Mon

Mar 18	Casket to Barcus					1.00

Tues	

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Wed

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	Taggart to Delaware &amp; Col				7.00

	Man to Finch farm					1.00

Thur

Mar 21

Fri 22

Sat 23	First call Fletch Waldron				2.50

	Casket to Waldrons					1.00

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Sun

Mar 24	Trip to Fletch Waldrons				        1.50

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Wed

Mar 27	Vinnie Sinky to Al. Bastons				1.50

Thur 28

Fri 29	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	First call Mrs Whitney				        2.00

Sat 31

Sun 31	Mrs Whitney in casket				        1.00

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Mon 1

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	Three men to Marion				        5.00

Tues

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Wed

April 3	Charlie Baston to Cooks for horses			2.00

Thur 4

Fri 5	First call Yeomans					2.00

Sat 6	Yeomans girls from &amp; to home				1.00

	M. Meridith from University Hospital			2.00

	Casket to Yeomans					1.00

	Work at office					        1.00

Sun

April 7	Chairs to Yeomans					1.00

	Mr Merideth in casket				        1.00

	Grass &amp; device to Croton cemetery			1.50

	Yeomans girls to Croton Cemetery &amp; chairs back		4.00

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Tues 9	Grass &amp; device to Trenton Cemetery			1.50

	M. Meridith funeral					2.00

Wed

April 10  Runckles' to funeral at Richards		        8.00

Tues 11

Fri 12	Adda Cooke &amp; Likes to Delaware			        4.00

Sat

April 13 Adda Cook &amp; Likes to Columbus			        5.00

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			   115

Sun

Aug 2	Two girls to Catholic church Johnson			2.00

Mon

Aug 3	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues 4	

Wed 5

Thur 6

Fri 7

Sat 8

Sun 9

Mon 10

Tues 11	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed 12	

Thur 13

Fri 14

Sat 15	Man out to John Geddis				        1.00

Sun 16

Mon 17

Tues 18

Wed 19	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Thur

Aug 20	Strosy to Mt Carmel to see Mrs L.			5.00

Fri 21

Sat 22	Mrs Kimball to Magnetic				        4.00

	girl to Kenny Caup					1.50

Sun 23

Mon 24	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Tues 25

Wed 26	Mrs Kimball from Magnetic thro Marysville home		5.00

Thur 27

Fri 28	Nellie Loar from Mt Carmel &amp; work at office		2.00

Sat

Aug 29	cleaned office, dressed Nell worked a lot		2.00

Sun

Aug 30	work at garage &amp; grass &amp; device to cemetery		1.00

	Mrs Loar funeral					2.00

Mon 31

Sep

Tues 1

Wed 2

Thur 3	Mrs Granger &amp; Winogene to Col				5.00

Fri 4

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Sat

Sept 5	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun 

Sept 6

Mon

Sept 7	First call Mrs Everett &amp; work at office			2.00

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Tues

Sept 8	Mrs Evarts to Galena &amp; work at office			2.00

Wed

Sept 9	Flowers to Galena					1.00

	Mrs H Evarts funeral					2.50

Thur 10

Fri 11	Pump man on trip					2.00

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14	George Crissman to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Tues

Sept 15	First call Mr Milk					2.00

Wed

Sept 16	Cleaned car &amp; casket to Galena				2.00

Thur

Sept 17	Chairs to Milks					        1.50

	Mr Milk funeral					        2.00

Fri 18

Sat 19	Taggart to Delaware					2.00

Sun 20  

Mon 21

Tues 22	First call Mrs Cowell					2.50

Wed

Sept 23	Casket to Cowells					1.50

	Anna Lane from Hospital home			        1.50

Thur

Sept 24	Flowers to Cowells					1.50

	Mrs Cowell funeral					2.00

Fri

Sept 25	First call Miss Heineman Del				3.00

Sat	Mrs Goldsberry from Hospital &amp; work			2.00

Sept 26	Casket to Heinemans Del				        1.50

	Mrs Goldsberry in casket				1.00

Sun

Sept 27	Miss Heineman funeral				        3.00




						117

Mon

Sept 28 	Work at office &amp; Mrs Goldsberry funeral		2.50

Tues 29

Wed 30

Thur

Oct 1	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Oct 2

Sat 3	Geo. Utley to Grant Hospital				1.50

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			Mr Strosnider

Nov 	   2	First call Mr Williams				5.00

   "	   2	First call Mr Paul

   "	   3	Man to Will Strosniders			        3.00

   "	   3	Casket to Williams &amp; other work

   "	   4	Casket to Pauls				        4.00

   "	   4	Mr Williams funeral

   "	   5	Strosy to Pauls' and Columbus			6.00

	   6	Chairs to Pauls				        4.00

	   6	Mrs Gleason from Magnetic Springs home

   "	   7	Amb trip to Case Hospital with Ada people	1.50

   "	   8	First call Mrs Dyke &amp; work at office		3.00

   "	   8	Back to office in the evening

   "	   9	Work at office				        2.50

   "	   9	Mrs Dyke taken home

   "	10	Trip to Dikes &amp; cemetery			3.50

   " 	10	Mrs Dike funeral

   "	13	First call Mr Reardon			        1.50

   "	14	Out to Reardons &amp; work at office		2.00

   "	15	Mr Reardon funeral				3.50

   "	17	Mrs Work from home &amp; work at office		2.00

   "	18	Work at office part day  Mrs Work		2.50

   "	19	Strosnider to Webers			        1.00

   "	24	First call Mrs Boyd				2.00

   "	25	First call Wilson baby			        2.50

   "	25	Work at office

   "	25	Casket to Boyds

   "	26	Baby taken home				        1.50

   "	26	Chairs to Boyds

   "	27	Mrs Boyd funeral &amp; chairs back		        2.00

Dec	   4	First call Mrs Griffith				2.50

   "	   5	Casket to Griffiths				2.00

   "	   6	First call Mr Adams				5.00

   "	   6	Marnie Griffith funeral

   "	   7	Casket to Adams				        1.00

   "	   8	Mr Adams funeral				3.00

   "	   9	First call Mr Shannon			        2.00

   "	10	Casket to Shannons				4.00

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Fri

Dec	11	Mr Shannon funeral 				5.00

		First call Mrs Loar

Sat

Dec	12	Casket to Slacks				2.00

		Casket to Loars

Sun

Dec	13	Mr Slack funeral				2.50

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   "	17	Mr Budd funeral

   "	17	First call Sherm Williams

   "	19	First call Everett Perfect			5.00

   "	19	Casket to Williams

   "	19	Mrs A. Sherbourne from Hospital

   	19	Work at office

   "	20	Mr Williams funeral				3.00

   "	21	Everett Perfect funeral			        2.00

   "	25	Fred Dresbade to White Cross in amb		1.50

   "	28	First call Mr Dresbach			        3.00

   "	29	Mr Dresback in casket			        2.00

   "	30	Mr Dresback funeral				3.00



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Fri	Chairs &amp; device to Galina Cemetery

April 26 Mr Webber funeral

	 Mr Cooke funeral

	 chair back						6.00

Sat 27

Sun 28

Mon 29	Harry Cooke from Likes to Union Station			5.00

	Mr Prosser in casket					0.00

Tues 30

May

Wed 1	Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; Prosser funeral		2.00

Thur 2

Fri 3

Sat 4

Sun 5

Mon 6

Tues 7

Wed 8	Mr Eldridge from Col &amp; work at office			2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Thur

May 9	Mr Eldridge in casket &amp; work at office			1.00

Fri

May 10	Taggart to Col. Highway dpt				5.00

	Man to Buell farm at Rome				1.50

	Mr Eldridge funeral					2.00

	Rowe boy from Case Hospital &amp; work at office		2.00

Sat

May 11	Chaffirs from Galina to Columbus			5.00

Sun

May 12	Trip to Rowe's					        1.50

Mon 

May 13	Flowers grass &amp; device to Rose's			1.50

Tues 14

Wed 15

Thur 16	Contractor to Central College				2.00

Fri 17

Sat 18	Mr Miller from Galina to Case Hospital			1.50

	Five people to Newark				        5.00

Sun 19





					                        123

Mon	First call Mrs Bush					2.00

May 20	Leta Sikes to Columbus				        5.00

	Taggart to Mt Gilead					5.00

Tues

May 21	Casket to Bushs'					1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed

May 22	Flowers &amp; device to Bushs'				1.00

	Mrs Bush funeral					2.00

Thur

May 23	First call Mrs Freeman (Aluens place)			2.00

Fri

May 24	Dr Gorsuch from Mt Carmel				1.50

	Casket to Freemans'				        1.00

Sat

May 25	Trip to Freemans'					1.00

Sun

May 26	First call Mrs Kirgy, Croton				3.00

	Flowers to Freemans				        1.00

	Mrs Freeman funeral				        2.50

	Miss Yokun from Hospital &amp; coark at office		2.00

Mon

May 27	First call Mrs Hupp					2.00

	Casket to Kirbys'					1.50

	Casket to Yokums &amp; work at office			2.50

	Man to Delaware					        1.50

Tues 

May 28	Casket to Huffs					        1.00

	Miss Yoakum funeral				        3.50

	chairs to Huffs'					1.00

Wed

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	Flowers to Yokums				]

Thur 30

Fri 31	Family on Lewison lane to Mark Road			5.00

Sat

June 1	Hose to Columbus for Taggart				5.00

Sun 2

Mon 3

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Tues 4

Wed 5

Thur 6	Dr Gorsuch to Mt Carmel Hospital			5.00

Fri

June 7	Woman to Delaware					1.50

Sat 8

Sun 9

Mon 10	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues

June 11	Man on Lawson farm to Columbus			        5.00

Wed

June 12	Sam McGill daughter to Sparta				3.00

Thur 13

Fri 14

Sat 15

Sun 16	Trip to Frank Hoovers				         .50

	Mr Miller from Case Hospital				1.50

	Work at office					        1.00

Mon	Mr Miller in casket					0.00

June 17	Pump man to Galena, C. Village &amp; Condit			3.00

	Rumely man Stockwalls, Centerburg &amp; Sanders		3.50

Tues

June 18	Hose drove Dr Gorsuch to Mt Carmel			3.00

	Mr Miller funeral				        2.00

Wed 19

Thur

June 20	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri 21

Sat

June 22	4 boys to picnic near Galena by Tuller			5.00

Sun

June 23	Paul Miller from Col - U. Station			2.00

	&amp; time at office

Mon

June 24	Rumely man to Ed. Sanders &amp; Centerburg		        2.00

Tues

June 25	Rumely man to Howard Beavers			        1.00

	Chairs to &amp; from Millers			        5.00

	Casket to Millers &amp; Miller funeral	




						                125

Wed	Trip to Mt Carmel for Lela Mills			4.00

June 26

Thur

June 27	Strosnider to Centerburg, Robinsons &amp; Edmunistons	2.50

Fri 28

Sat 29	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sun 30

July

Mon 1	Chantangson woman to Galena			        1.00

Tues

July 2	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus his machine			2.00

Wed 3

Thur 4	Lamont Kempton from Mt Carmel			        1.50

Fri

July 5	Borgens to Columbus (on Butler farm)			5.00

	Chantangson woman to Fislins &amp; back			1.50

Sat

July 6	First call Gallogly baby				1.50

	casket to Galloglys					 .50

Sun

July 7	Chairs to &amp; from Galloglys			]	5.00

	Gallogly baby funeral			        ]

	Mr Gallogly from auto wreck, work at office	]

Mon

July 8	Mrs Adams from Col to Hi Patricks &amp; work office		2.50

Tues

July 9	Mr Sebring in casket &amp; got chapel ready			1.50

Wed

July 10	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Thur

July 11	Kemptons to Richwood				        5.00

Fri 12

Sat 13	People on Larson place to Columbus			5.00

Sun 14	

Mon 15	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues

July 16	Hose took Dr Gorsuch to Mt Carmel			2.00

Wed

July 17	First call Platt baby					1.00

Thur

July 18	Abbie Kimball to Delaware				2.00

	Strosy to Platts, Sebrings &amp; Searles			2.00

	Platt baby funeral					1.50
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126

Fri 19

Sat 20	Mr Sebring burial					1.50

	Irene Boston from Mt Carmel home			2.00

Sun 21

Mon 22	First call Hugh Ford in amb				1.50

Tues

July 23	First call Mr Bush					2.00

	Mr Ford in casket					1.00

	Trip back to Bushs'					1.00

Wed

July 24	Casket to Bushs &amp; work at office			1.50

	Hugh Ford funeral					2.50

Thur

July 25	Chairs &amp; Bushes to Galena				1.50

	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

	Taggart to Mr Gileads					5.00

Fri

July 26	Edd Mays' to Elmwood				        5.00

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Sat

July 27	Crooksville man to Delaware				2.00

Sun 28

Mon 29

Tues 30

Wed 31

Aug

Thur 1	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

Fri

Aug 2	

Sat 3	Miss Brown to Westerville				1.00

Sun

Aug 4	First call Jack Rowe					2.00

	First call Henry Shaffer				2.00

	First call Phil Brown					2.00

	Dr Gorsuch to Dr Brocks				        1.00

	Strosnider back to Henry Shaffers			1.00

Mon

Aug 5	First call Mrs Ranck &amp; work at office			2.00

	Mr Rowe in casket					1.00

	Mr Brown in casket					1.00

	Mrs Ranck in casket					1.00

	Mr Shaffer in casket					1.00







								127

Tues	Phil Brown funeral				        5.00

Aug 6	Mr Rowe funeral			

	Chairs to Shaffers		

	Truck to RancKs			

Wed

Aug 7	Mr Shafer funeral					2.00

	Mrs Ranck funeral					2.00

	Chairs from Shafers					1.50

Thur

Aug 8	Dr Gorsuch to Galena bank				1.00

	Ida Miller to Berkshire				         .50

	McCarty boy below Ed Coles				 .50

Fri

Aug 9	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat

Aug 10	Strosy to Centerburg &amp; to Wilsons			2.50

Sun

Aug 11	Dr Gorsuch to Dr Brocks				        1.00

Mon 12

Tues 13	Mrs Bonnett from Case Hospital			        1.50

Wed

Aug 14	Elizabeth Strosnider from Hospital			1.50

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Thur 15

Fri 16	Dr Gorsuch to Dr Gruber at Columbus			2.00

Sat

Aug 17	Milan Rogers to Delaware				2.00

Sun

Aug 18	Woman from wreck to Grant Hospital			2.00

Mon

Aug 19	People on Lawson farm to Columbus			5.00

	Strosnider to Bricker Store at Galena			1.00

	Taggart to Columbus P.O.				5.00

Tues

Aug 20	Mr Moore in casket in Col.				2.00
        
        Dr Gorsuch to Dr Grubers in Col                         2.00

Wed

Aug 21	Mr Moore funeral in Col.				4.00

	Strosy to church &amp; other places			        2.00

Thur

Aug 22	Taggart to Col. U.S.					5.00




























































































































































































































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[corresponds to page 128 (L) and page 129 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


128

Fri	Mr Hoyle in casket					1.00

Aug 23	Dr Gorsuch to Dr Graber Col				2.00

Sat

Aug 24	Will Weaver from Mt Carmel to his home			2.50

	Chairs to &amp; from Hagels &amp; device to cemetery		2.50

Sun

Aug 25	Lily &amp; Rosa Borcus to &amp; from Yeomans			1.00

Mon

Aug 26	Girl from Geo work house to Grant Hospital		1.50

	Ely boy from Case Hospital &amp; work at office		2.00

Tues

Aug 27	Casket to Elys'					        1.00

Wed

Aug 28	Flowers to Elys'					1.50

	Eley boy funeral					2.00

Thur

Aug 29	First call Mr Weaver					3.00

	First call Mrs Hoy					2.00

	casket to Weavers					1.00

Fri

Aug 30	Casket to Hoy's					        1.00

	Margaret Williamson to Mt Carmel			5.00

Sat

Aug 31	Grass &amp; device to Centerburg				2.00

	Margaret Williamson to Fort Street an below Wishwill	2.00

	Mr Weaver funeral					2.50

	Trip to Hoys					        1.00

	Brownmiller to Gahanna				        4.00

	Lehman Girl out home				         .75

Sun

Sept 1	Trip to Hoys					        1.50

	Mrs Hoy funeral					        2.50

Mon

Sept 2	First call Mr Baker at Croton				3.00

Tues

Sept 3	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

	Margaret Williamson from Mt Carmel			5.00

	casket to Bakers Croton				        1.50

Wed

Sept 4	Mr Baker funeral					4.00






						                129

Thur	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sept 5	Red Saunders &amp; family up to Fargo			1.50

Fri

Sept 6	Marysville W. &amp; Mayne Fuller to Col			5.00

Sat

Sept 7	Mrs Kimball to Magnitic Springs			        4.00

Sun 8

Mon 9	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

	Pump man to see Billy Plin				1.00

	Pump man Condit &amp; C. Village				2.00

Tues

Sept 10

Wed 11

Thur 12

Fri 13	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat 14

Sun 15

Mon 16

Tues 17

Wed 18	Two men from DeWitts corner to Case Hospital		1.50

Thur

Sept 19	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Sept 20	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

Sat 21

Sun 22	First call to Dell Walker (Baby) farm &amp; work at office  2.00

Mon 23

Tues 24	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	First call Mrs Curtis Westerville			3.00

Wed

Sept 25	Casket to Curtis					1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Tues

Sept 26	Mrs Curtis funeral					3.00

	Chairs from Curtis					2.00

Fri 27

Sat 28

Sun 29

Mon 30

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[corresponds to page 130 (L) and page 131 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

130

Tues

Oct 1	

Wed 2

Thur 3	First call Mrs Skinner &amp; work at office			1.50

	Chairs to Buels'					2.00

Fri

Oct 4	Mrs Skinner in casket &amp; taken home			1.00

	Mr Buel funeral &amp; chairs back				3.00

Sat

Oct 5	First call Mrs Roberts				        5.00

	Mrs Skinner funeral &amp; work at office			4.00

Sun

Oct 6	Mrs Roberts in casket				        2.00

Mon

Oct 7	Mrs Roberts funeral					3.50

Tues

Oct 8	First call Mrs Walters Pagetins			       	3.00

Wed

Oct 9	Meoyme Fuller to Borkston				1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Thur	

Oct 10	Mrs Walters funeral					2.50

Fri 11

Sat 12	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Strosnider to Centerbury bank				2.00

	Man to Delaware					        2.00

Sun

Oct 13	Man to Mt Vernon					4.00

Mon

Oct 14	To Case Hospital &amp; Mrs Fisher home			3.00

	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

Tues

Oct 15	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed

Oct 16	Fisher baby burial					1.00

Thur

Oct 17	First call Mrs Fletch Waldson				2.50

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Oct 18	First call Mr Spangler				        2.50

	Casket to A. Taylors					1.50

	First call Mrs Brookins				        2.00

	&amp; Rosecrans to Delaware				        2.00







						                 131

Sat	Casket to Spanglers					1.50

Oct 19	Mrs Waldron funeral				        2.50

	Casket to Brookins					1.00

Sun

Oct 20	To Mrs Brookens &amp; work at office			1.00

Mon

Oct 21	Chairs to Brokens &amp; device to cemetery		]	5.00

	Mrs Brookins funeral			]

	Mr Spangler funeral				]

Tues 22

Wed 23

Thur 24	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Oct 25	Margaret Williamson Delaware				2.00

Sat 26

Sun 27	Woman to Chambers farm				        1.50

Mon

Oct 28

Tues 29

Wed 30	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Man to Frank Hubbells				        1.00

Thur

Oct 31	Taggart to Bucyrus					10.00

Fri

Nov 1

Sat

Nov 2	Hoosie out with Kingston cattle man			2.50

Sun

Nov 3	3 people to Akron					25.00

Mon

Nov 4	Woman &amp; child up near Beacom farm			2.00

	Mrs Joe Clark from Mt Carmel				1.50

Tues 5

Wed 6

Thur 7	Miss Rugg &amp; friend to Galina				 .50

Fri

Nov 8	First call Miss Lambert				        2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Sat

Nov 9	Casket to Lamberts					1.00
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[corresponds to page 132 (L) and page 133 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

132

Sun

Nov 10	Miss Lambert funeral				        2.00

Mon 11

Tues 12	Work at office &amp; trip to Case Hospital for Neilson baby	3.00

Wed

Nov 13	Neilson baby out home				        1.00

Thur

Nov 14	chairs to &amp; from Neilson &amp; baby funeral			2.00

Fri

Nov 15	Taggart to Columbus

	Mr Wood to Mt Carmel Hospital in amb			1.50

Sat

Nov 16	First call Mrs Crego					2.50

Sun

Nov 17	Casket to Cregos					1.00

	Mrs A. Knox from Columbus				4.00

Mon

Nov 18	Chairs to Cregos					2.00

	Mrs Crego funeral					2.00

	Chairs from Cregos					2.00

Tues 19

Wed 20

Thur 21	Amb trip from Shans to Mrs Tan Lees			1.00

	Man out to Clyde Wilsons				1.00

Fri

Nov 22	First call Mr Carnes					3.00

Sat

Nov 23	First call Mr Searles					2.50

	First call Mr Parker					2.50

	Amb for Parker &amp; work at office			        2.00

	Casket to Carnes					1.00

	Girl to O. Green					1.00

Sun

Nov 24	Casket to Searles					1.00

	Mr Carnes funeral					2.50

	Mr Parker in casket					 .50

	Frances Stilzer to Bus				         .50

Mon

Nov 25	Mr Parken funeral  all day				4.00




						                133 


Tues	Boy out to Clyde Wilsons				1.00

Nov 26	Trip to Fancher cemetery &amp; Searles funeral with machine	6.00

Wed 27

Thur 28	Boy out to Clyde Wilsons				1.00

Fri

Nov 29	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat 30

Dec

Sun 1	First call Mrs Perfect &amp; work at office			1.50

	Woman up to Clint Blayney farm			        1.50

Mon

Dec 2	work at office					        1.00

Tues

Dec 3	Mrs Perfect funeral &amp; other work			4.00

Wed

Dec 4	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				        2.00

Thur

Dec 5	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri 6

Sat 7	First call Mrs Doty					2.00

Sun

Dec 8	First call Alice Stockwell				1.50

Mon

Dec 9	Casket to Dotys					        1.00

	Casket to Stockwells					1.00

	First call Mr Heninger				        1.50

Tues

Dec 10	Trip to Heningers took badge		]		4.00

	Doty funeral &amp; device to cemetery	]

Wed

Dec 11	Chairs to &amp; from Stockwells				1.00

	Alice Stockwell funeral				        1.50

	Casket to Heningers					1.00

Thur

Dec 12	Mr Heninger funeral					2.50

Fri

Dec 13	Chloe Granger &amp; Margaret Williamson to Del		2.00

Sat

Dec 14	First call Mrs Brunson				        1.00

Sun

Dec 15	Casket to Brunsons				        1.50

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[corresponds to page 134 (L) and page 135 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

134

Mon	Earl Fravel out to Clyde Wilsons			1.00

Dec 16	Mrs Brunson funeral				        3.00

Tues

Dec 17	First call Mrs I. C. Budd				2.00

Wed

Dec 18	Casket to Budds'					1.00

Thur	

Dec 19	Work at office &amp; chairs to Budds			1.50

	Budd funeral					        2.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Dec 20	First call Mrs Carpenter in Amb			        2.00

	Work at office

Sat

Dec 21	Mrs Carpenter in casket &amp; other work at office		1.50

Sun

Dec 22	Deorce to cemetery &amp; Mrs Carpenter funeral		2.00

Mon

Dec 23	Work at office &amp; Mrs McWilliams to Hospital		2.00

Tues

Dec 24	Lehman girl out home				         .75

	Dr VanHouten to West &amp; Leand Gertrudes back		3.00

Wed 25

Thur 26	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Dec 27	First call Mrs Bell					1.50

Sat

Dec 28	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sun

Dec 29	Device to cemetery &amp; chairs to &amp; from Bells	        3.50

Mon 30

Tues 31	Pumely man to Duglas &amp; Patterson			2.50

Wed 1930

Jan 1

Thur 2

Fri 3	Lily &amp; Rosa Borcus to Likes				 .50

Sat 4

Sun 5	Wigton baby funeral &amp; Device to cemetery		2.00

	Mrs Punesburg to O. Green				1.25



						                 135

Mon 6

Tues 7	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed 8

Thur 9	Elevater man to Condit Elevator			        1.00

Fri

Jan 10	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat 11

Sun 12

Mon 13

Tues 14

Wed 15

Thur 16	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				       2.00

Fri

Jan 17	Man to Hines, (Reformatory man)			       2.00

Sat 18

Sun 19

Mon 20	Mrs Borden from Hospital to home			2.00

	Margaret &amp; Winsagona Gravyer to Ceubby		        2.00

Tues

Jan 21	Mrs Condo from Hospital &amp; work at office all day        4.00

Wed

Jan 22	Mrs Condo in casket					1.00

	Mrs McWilliams from White Cross			        1.50

Thur

Jan 23	Grass &amp; device to Trenton cemetery			1.50

	Mrs Condo funeral					2.00

Fri

Jan 24	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat 25

Sun 26

Mon 27

Tues 28

Wed 29	Pump man around on trip				        3.00

	Mrs Kempton from State Hospital &amp; work at office	2.00

Thur

Jan 30	Mrs Kempton out home &amp; dressed			        1.00

	Mrs Munton from University Hospital			1.50

Fri

Jan 31	First call McVey baby				        2.00

	Mrs Kempton in casket

	Chairs to &amp; from Kemptons				6.00

	Device to cemetery

	Mrs Kempton funeral
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[corresponds to page 136 (L) and page 137 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

136

Sat

Feb 1	Casket to McVeys &amp; work at office			1.50

Sun

Feb 2	McVey Baby from home to chapel	]		        2.50

	Baby funeral			]

Mon 3	

Tues 4	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Wed

Feb 5	Strosy to Millers at Galena				1.00

	Joe Webster to Case Hospital				1.50

Thur		

Feb 6	Mrs Mann from Albright church &amp; work at office		2.50

Fri

Feb 7	Margaret Williamson to Delaware			        2.00

	Mrs Marnice casket, other work at office	        1.00

Sat

Feb 8	Mrs Mann funeral at Westerville			        2.50

	First call Mrs Dwinnell				        1.50

Sun

Feb 9	Tom Robinson from Del &amp; work at office			2.00

	Casket to Dwinnells					1.00

	Robinson in casket &amp; out home			        1.50

Mon

Feb 10	Chairs to Dwinnells &amp; device to cemetery	        1.50

	Mrs Dwinnell funeral				        2.00

	Chairs to Robinsons					1.50

Tues

Feb 11	Flowers to Robinsons				        1.50

	Robinson funeral					2.00

	Chairs from Robinsons'				        1.50

Wed

Feb 12	Strosy to Berkshire cemetery to change			1.00

	Mary Hall to Mt Carmel Hospital			        1.50

Thur 13

Fri 14	Mrs Henry Miller to Marengo 				2.00

Sat 15

Sun 16	Miss Rugg to Galena					 .50

Mon

Feb 17	Geneva Wigton out home				         .75

Tues

Feb 18	Mrs Pumphrey to O. Green				1.25



						                 137

Wed

Feb 19	First call Mr Townby					1.50

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Thur

Feb 20	Casket to Townbys					1.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Fri

Feb 21	Chairs to &amp; from Townbys &amp; funeral			2.50

Sat

Feb 22	First call Mr Root Col					5.00

Sun

Feb 23	Mr Root in casket					2.00

Mon

Feb 24	Mr Root funeral					        4.00

Tues

Feb 25	First call Mr Amis					3.00

Wed 26

Thur 27	First call Mr Trainer					3.00

	Casket to Annis funeral &amp; other work			4.00

Fri

Feb 28	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat

Mar 1	Casket to Trainers					1.50

	First call Mrs Platt					5.00

	Chairs &amp; flowers to Trainers				2.50

Sun

Mar 2	Mr Trainer funeral					3.00

Mon

Mar 3	Mrs Platt funeral					4.00

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thur 6	De Gorsuch to Columbus also calls			3.00

Fri

Mar 7	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Lily Borcus to Galena					 .50

	Stailet with 3 students to Granville			1.50

Sat 8

Sun 9	Strosy to John Stros Wilson				1.00

Mon 10

Tues 11	Mansfield man to Slaughter &amp; Disons			2.00

Wed 12


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138

Thur	First call Mrs Murray					1.50

Mar 13	Mrs Murray in casket				        1.00

Fri

Mar 14	Dr Gorsuch out to Halis'				1.00

	First call Mr McClery					2.00

	Work at office, clean up				1.00

Sat

Mon 15	First call Mrs Knox					2.00

	To Fargo cemetery					1.00

	Mr McClery in casket &amp; seat chapel			1.00

	Mrs Murray funeral					2.00

	Food Demonstration from Ashley			        2.50

	Taggart from Delaware				        2.00

Sun

Mon16	Casket to Stones					1.00

	Work at office					         .50

	Grass &amp; device to Johnstown Cem			        2.50

Mon

Mar 17	Chairs to &amp; from Stones				        1.50

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

	Mrs Knox funeral					2.00

	Miss Jones out to Presbyterian Church       		1.00

	Miss Jones bock from church				1.00

Tues

Mar 18	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	Miss Jones to Presbyterian Church			1.00

	Mrs Jones from church				        1.00

Wed 19

Thur 20	Miss Jones to Frayzeysburg				8.00

	Jack Strosnider to Delaware			]	7.00

	Jack Strosnider to Jim Roses			]

	Jack Strosnider to Geo Works, then home	]

	Fiarst call Eugene Boston			]

	Eugene Boston home			]

Fri 21

Sat 22	First call Mr Stith					2.00

	Casket to Stiths					1.00

	To Eugene Bostons					1.00

Sun

Mar 23	Flowers, grass &amp; device to Galena			1.00

	Eugene Boston funeral				        2.00



						                139


Mon	Chairs to Stiths					1.50

Mar 24	Mr Stith funeral					2.00

	Chairs from Stiths					1.50

Tues

Mar 25	First call Mr Knowder				        1.50

Wed

Mar 26	Casket to Knowdens					1.00

Thur

Mar 27	Chairs to &amp; from Knowdens				2.00

	Grass &amp; device to Cemetery				 .50

	Mr Knowden funeral					1.50

	First call Mr Ferris					1.50

Fri

Mar 28	Mr Ferris in casket &amp; other work at office		3.00

Sat

Mar 29	Work at office, chairs to Mason Hall			1.00

Sun

Mar 30	Helped with tent &amp; grass &amp; device to cemetery		1.00

	Chairs to Ferris					1.00

	Mr Ferris funeral					2.00

Mon

Mar 31

April

Tues 1

Wed 2	Dr. Gorsuch to Mt Carmel &amp; Stores			2.00

Thur

April 3	Casket to Blunts					1.00

	First call Mrs Ann Smith				1.50

Fri

April 4	Grass &amp; device to cemetery		15.00	]	 .50

	Mr Blent funeral				]	1.50

	Chairs from Blunrts				]	2.00

Sat

April 5	Bess Wilsons sister from Union Station			5.00

Sun

April 6	Device to cemetery &amp; chairs to Smith			 .50

	Mrs Smith funeral					2.00

	Chairs from Smiths					 .50

Mon

April 7	Dr Gorsuch to Union Station				2.00

	Lehman girl from home to Bus				 .75


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140

Tues

April 8	First call Saunders boy				        2.50

Wed

April 9	Casket to Saunders					1.00

	Mrs Heycook from Bennetts to Sparta			1.50

Thur

April 10 	Saunders for funeral				3.00

Fri 11

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14

Tues 15

Wed 16

Thur 17

Fri 18

Sat 19

Sun 20

Mon 21

Tues 22	Phone boys up to U. Fuller farm			     1.00

Wed

Apr 23	Strosnider to Columbus				     5.00

	First call Wigton baby				     2.00

	Boy to Galena					      .50

Thur

April 24	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus			     2.00

	Trip to Will Wigtons				     1.00

	Wigton baby funeral				     2.00

Fri

April 25  C. O. Armstrong to Columbus		             5.00

Sat 26

Sun 27

Mon 28	First call Frank Spangler			     3.00

	First call Mr Lehman				     2.00

Tues

Apr 29	Casket to Spanglers				     1.00

	Trip to Domigans				     1.50

	First call Miss Domigans			     2.50

	Lila Mills &amp; daughter from Westerville		     2.00

Wed

Apr 30	Casket to Lehmans				     1.00

	grass &amp; device to Trenton cemetery		     1.00

	casket to Domigans				     1.00

	Mr Spangler funeral				     2.00



						             143



				Machines 1925

May 3 -	 .25   V. Young				Sept. 6 -   .50   Cincin 

May 12	 .50   Cleveland			"   6 -	 50   Skinner

  "  12   .50   Jackson			        "   7 -  50   Galion

  " 15 	 .75   V.Baker				"   8 -  50   Galion

  " 15   .25   R.Foster				"   8 -  50   Georgetown Ky.

  " 16 	 .25   "    "				"   10 - 50   Chicago

  " 16    50   Newark				"   11 - 50   W. Va

  " 19 	 .50  V. Baker				"   11 - .50  Vt

  " 21   .25   Feazel				"   11 -  50  Darwin, Colorado

  " 24   .50   W. Va		 		"   12 - 1.00 W. Va

  " 29   .50   Dayton				"   27 - 2.00 Ginn

June 2   .50  Indianapolis 	(new garage) 	 Oct 8 -  .50 Zanesville

  "  3   .50  Massalon 		                 "  10     50   Akron (O)

  "  3 	 .50  Asthabula 			 "  10     50   Brookville 

  "  7   .50   Cleveland			 "  11     50   Smithsville Ky

  "  8   .50   Ill.				 "  12   1.00   Cinciny  2 machines

  "  9 	 .25   V Young				 "  14     50   Oak Park Ill

  "  11	 .55   Delaware				   

  "  11	 .30   Delaware				 "  19     50   Cleveland

  "  13	 .75   2 W.Va. Machines			 "  20     50   Medina

  "  14	 .50   Sharon Pa		         "  20    .50   Cleveland

  "  16	 .50   Columbus				 "  21	  .50   Paugkeepsie N.Y  

  "  16	 .50   Miami Fla.		         "  23	  .50   Cleveland

  "  19	  50   Cleveland		         "  24	   50   Cleveland

  "  19	 .50   San Diago Calif		         "  24	   50   Akron

  "  20	 .50   Illinois			         "  27	   50   Val Young

  "  20	 .50   Indianapolis

  "  23	 .25   V Baker			         Nov 3	   50   Columbus

  "   24 .50   Eleanor Huston	                 "   5	   50   Dayton

  "  25 .50   Zanesville		         "   5    50   Gamblers

  "  29 .50   Ky people			         "   6	   50   Erie Pa

July   4 .50   Missouri			         "   6    50   Cleveland

       8 .50   Akron			         "   8	  .50   Mantua

						 "   10   50   Painsville

      10 .50   Indianapolis	                 "   11   50   Salem Ill

      11 .50       "			         "   11   50   Marion O

      14 .25   V. Young			         "   17   50   Cleveland

      15  50   Montgomery		         "   20   50   Bedford

						 "   20   50   Canton

      16  50   Marple [illegible]	         "   21   50   Cleveland

      16  25   Forest Moore		         "   21   50   Cleveland

      21  50   Tangier Ind		         Dec  8   50   V.Young

      21  50   Indianapolis		         "   10   50    Akron

      25  50   Erie Pa			         Dec 19   50       "

      26  .50   Cleveland

      29  .50    Winona &amp; Lisbon 4	         "   19   50    Burton

      29  .50    [illegible]		         "   23   50    Akron
                                                  
                                                 Jan   4 1.00   McCombs

      30  .50    Price Hill [illegible]	             

Aug    5  .50    Columbus Mo    (1926)	         "   16   50    Harry Mantes

       9  .50    Nevada  Mo		         "   19   50    Detroit

                                                 "   26   50    Val Young

      15  .50    Toledo

      15   50    Minerva			 Feb  18  1.00   Tenn.

      16   50    Dundas			         "    18   .50 Cleveland

      18  .25    Val Young

      19  .50    Medina

      21  .50    Bridgeville Pa		         Mar    1   .40    Mr Farris

      22  .50    Cincinnati		         "     5   .50    Cleveland

      26  .50    Cleveland		         "    10   .50    Silver Creek

      27  .50    Chespeake		         "    11   .50    Livingston

      29  .50    W. Va			         "    13  1.00    Buffalo

      31   50    Mantea			         "    15   .50    Cleveland

Sept   2  .50    Dayton			         "    16   .50    V. Young

						 "    19  1.00    Sheridan Mo

"      2   50    Ravenna			 "    21   .50

"      4   50    Galion			         "    23    50    Connersville

"      5   50    Akron			         "    24   .50    Youngstown
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144

Mar  25	 .50    Cleveland			Aug 13	.50    Dayton

"    31  .50    Parkersburg			"   18	.50    Roberts

April 1  .50    Canton				"   18	.50    Jno Gritlan

"     7	 .50    Ashland				"   19	 50    Roberts

"     9  2.50   Williamson			"   20	 50    Shelbyville Ind

"     9	  50    Mantua				"   20	 50    Ind'polis

"    10	 .50    E. Canton		        "   20	 50    Manroe Root

"    12	 .50    Miami				"   21	 50    Covington Ky

"    17  1.00   Canton				"   24	 50    Monroe La

"    19	  .50   Dayton				"    25	 50    Mass &amp; Colo

"    22	  .50   Chagrin Falls			"   27	 35    Neisley

"    27	  .50   Val Young		        "    28	 50    Pomeroy

"    27	   50   Linus				"    29	 50    Ft Sam Huston Texas

"    30	   50   Cleveland		        "    29	 50    Knoxville Tenn

May   1	   50   Portsmouth		        "    30	 50    Marietta

May   4	   50   [illegible] Ky			Sept  1	 50    Meadville Pa

"     5	   50   Dayton				 "    2	 50    Cleveland

"     7	  1.00  Dayton				 "    5	 50    Cleveland

"     9	   .50  Rockfort Ind		         "    5	 50    Greenfield Ind

"    11	   .50  Salem Ill.

"    13	   .50  Ambrosuo		         "    7	 25   Tom Wigton

"    13	    50  Beaver Falls			 "   10	 50   Chicago Ill

"    16	    50  "             "		         "   10	 50   Wheeling W Va

"    17	   .50  Warren		                 "   14	 50   Los Angeles Calif

"    22	    50  Ambrosa				 "   15	 50   Marietta

"    21	   .50  Wilbur Fla			 "   23	 35   Kendallville Ind

"    23	  1.00  Jefferson O.			 "   24	 50   Wheeling W Va

"    24	  1.00  Landrum				 "   24	 50   Toledo

"    27	   .50  Miami Fla		         "   26	1.75  Kendallville Ind

"    27	   .50  Hollywood Fla

"    29	   .25  Fred [illegible]		 "   27	 50   Kendallville Ind

"    31	   .50  Akron				 "   30	 50   Gitard Pa

"    31	    50  Lakewood

June  2	    50  Ashland				Oct   1	 50   Marshall Ill

"     2	    50  V. Young			  "   3	 50   Hicksville

"     9	    50  Hoskinson		          "   3  50   Akron

"    28	   .50  Rosedale Ind		          "   9	 50   Canton

						  "  17	 50   Niagara Falls

"    30	    50  Newton, Mass.				   
                                                  "  19	 50    Cleveland

"    30	    50  Cleveland		          "  20	 50    Grove City Pa

Jul   1	    50  Buffalo				  "  21	 25    Kendallville

"     2	    50  Cleveland		        Oct 22-30 2.00 Kendallville

"     3	    50  Reece Davis		          "  23	 50    Mr Guthrie

"     5	    50  Inglewood Calif	                  "  23  50    Belleville N.Y

"     6	  1.00  Columbus       		          "  24	 50    Belleville N.Y

"     6	   .50  New Harmiony Ind    

"     7	   .50  Val Young		          "  24	.50    Foust Moore

"     7	    50  N Y &amp; Wash			  "  26	 50    Val Young

"    10	   .50  Sewickley Pa		          "  28	 50    Middleburg

"    11	   .50  St Louis		          "  29	 50    Haley

"    13	   .50  Ind			          "  30	 50    Portsmouth

"    14	   .50  St Petersburg Fla	          "  31	 50    Cleveland

"    22	   .50  Columbus			Nov   2	.50    Ft Wayne

"    23	   .50  Columbus			  "   2	 50    Cleveland

"    24	   .50  Birdseye Ind		          "   2	 50    Hunnelstown Pa

"    26	   .50  W. Baden Ind		          "   8	 50    Toledo

"    28	   .50  Springfield		          "  10	 50    Anna Moore

"    31	   .50  Norwood				  "  10	.50    Akron

Aug   5	    50  Springfield Ill		          "  14	 50    Wayne Bekins

"     7	   .50  Cleveland		          "  16	 50    Ashland

"     8	   .50  Cleveland		          "  17  50    Elmer Flick

"    10	   .50  Val Young		          "  19	 50    Franklin Pa

"    12	   .50  Cleveland		          "  19	 50    Ed Van Kirk	



					                                    145

Nov  21	   .50  Garfield

"    23	    50  Dayton				July  7	.50    St Louis

"    25	    50  Rochester N.Y.		          "   8	.50    Anderson Ind

Dec   5	    50  Kansas City		          "   9	.50    Erie Pa.

"     6	  1.00  Cincinnati		          "  11	.50    Scranton Pa

"     7	    50  Val Young		          "  14	.70    Buffalo &amp; Terre Haute

"     9	    50  Youngstown		          "  15	9.00   O. Young to Aug 10th

"    21	  3.00  F.H. Parker to Jan 10 1927	  "  22	.25    Columbus

"    22	    50  Fred Moore		          "  23	.50    Portsmouth

 1927

Jan  12	    50  Elmer Flick		          "  30	 50    Youngstown

Feb   1	    50  Val Young			 Aug  2	.50    Val Young

"     5	    50  Washington C. H. 	          "   5	.50    Tuscon Arizona

"    12	  3.00  Parker to Feb 10th		  "   9	.50    Gas truck

Mar   1	   .50  Val Young		          "  13	.50    Miami Fla

"    22	  3.00  Parker				  "  14	.50    J. Stark visitors

"    23	   .50  Earlington Ky		          "  17	1.00   Wheeling W. Va

"    24	   .50  Columbus		          "  19	3.00   Lester Grove

"    25	    50  Buffalo				     20	 .50   Paulding O

April 12    50  Powhatan		             20	 .50   Louisville Ky

"     14    50  Evansville Ind			     24	 .50   Cleveland

"     18    50  Marietta		             26	  50   Athens Ga

"     19  3.00  F.H. Parker		             27	  50   Wooster

"     19   .50  Val Young			     30	 .50   Covington Ky.

"     20    50  Onenta N. Y.			Sept  1	 .50   Plulia, Pa	

"     25    50  Lima				   "  2	 .25   Cleveland

"     26    50  Charlotte Mich			   "  3	  50   Portsmouth

"     27    25  Tenn				   "  3	  50   Alton Ill

"     27    50  Rochester N. Y.			   "  4	 .50   N. Y. City

"     28    50  St Louis Mo		           "  6	  50   Val Young

May    6    50  Berkley Calif			   " 13	  50   Akron

"     10    50  Buffalo N. Y		             14	  50   Cincinnati

"     12  9.00  V. Young May 10			     17	  50   Sharon Pa

"     15    50  Scenectady N.Y.			     17	  50   Louisville Ky

"     16    50  Defiance O		             18	  50   Mayesville Ky

"     18   .50  Cleveland		             20	3.00   Lester Grove

"     19  1.00  St Louis		             20	  40   Covington Ky

"     22   .50  Cincin	
   			                             20	 50    Cleveland

"     23   .50  Oswego N.Y.		             21	 50    Newark

"     24   .50  Val Young		             21	 50    Pineville Ky

"     28    50  Cincinnati			     29	 50    Fla

"     29    50  U.S. Army			Oct   2	 50    New York City

June   1   .50  Salimonica N.Y.			  "   4	 35    Parichora

"      2   .50  Bridgeport Ill.		          "   7	 9.00  O. Young

"      9   .50  Nowata Okla.			  "  11	 50    Val Young

"     12    50  Cleveland			  "  13	 50    Young &amp; Toban

"     14    50  E. St Louis		          "  24	 50    Columbus

"     15    50  Cleveland		          "  24	 3.00  Luther Grove

"     18    50  Los Angles Calif	          "  27	 1.50  Kent O

"     19    50  Kent O.				  "  29	 50    Danvile

"     20    50  Niagara Falls			  "  29	 50    E. Liverpool

"     21    50  Middletown		       Nov    1  50    Perry O.

"     27    50  Cleveland			  "   5	.50    Oakland City Ind

"     28    50  Val Young		          "   7	 50    Cleveland

"     28    50  Elmer Flick		          "  11	 50    Miss Skinner

"     30    50  Chicago Ill		          "  12	 50    Val Young

July   2    50  Akron                             "  21	 50    Ambrosia
  			  
"      2    50  Newport Ky.

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[corresponds to page 146 (L) and page 147 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

 146

Nov 21 3.00  Lester Grove			April  22    .50  Benton Ill

 "  27  .50  Columbus				  "    24    .50  Lima

 "  29  .50  Akron				  "    27     50  Cleveland

 "  30  .25  Cleveland			        May     9     50  Calif

Dec  6  .50  Lecture course Mass		  "    12   9.00  O. Young

 "   7  .50  Kerhonkson N. Y			  "    19    .50 Cincin

 "   9  .50  Toledo				

 "  11   50  Rochester N.Y.		          "    29     50 Cincin

 "  17	 50  Cincinnati			        June    2     50 Akron

 "  18	 50  Cincinnati				  "    11   3.10 contractors Machine

 "  20	 50  Val Young				  "    17     50 Anapolis

 "  20 3.00  Lester Grove			       18     50 Oil City Pa.

 "  23	.50  Granford Ky			       20   3.00 L. Grove

    23	.50  Franklin Pa			       20     50 Chicago

    30 9.00  O. Young				       22     50 Akron

Jan  1	.50  Conneat				       23     50 Youngstown

 "   2  .50  Ridgway Pa.                               25     50 Alhambra Calif

 "   3	.50  Springfield			       26     50 Val Young

 "   6	.50  Akron				       30     50 Brunson Mich

 "   6	.50  Birmingham Ala			July    4     50 Cincinnati

 "   13	.50  Hamilton, O			  "     8     50 St Louis

 "   19	3.00 Lester Grove			  "     8     50 Salem, Ill

 "   21	.50  Chicago Ill			       10     50 Cleveland

 "   27	.50  Tulsa Okla				       12     50 Youngstown

 "   30	.50  Columbus				       14     50    

 "   31	 50  Val Young				       14     35 Chicago

Feb   7	.35  Indianapolis			       14   9.00 O. Young

 "   17	.50  Cincinnatti			       15     50 North Lima

 "   22	.50  New Port Tenn			       17     50 Salina Ill

 "   24	 50  Freeport O				       18     50 Detroit

 "   24 9.00 O. Young				       23     50 Marion

 "   25	3.00 Lester Grove			       23   6.00 Grove 2 Mo
    
 "   25  .25 Harry Manter			       25     50 P. Dwinnell

Mar  10	 .50 Val Young				       26     50 Memphis Tx

 "   14	 .50 Westfield N.Y.			       28     50 St Louis

 "   18	 .50 Ind.				       31     50 Val Young

 "   19	3.00 Lester Grove			       31     50 U.S.C &amp; G.C.

 "   25	 .50 Akron

			                        Aug     1    50 U.S. Coast Guard

April 1	.50 Cleveland				  "     2    50 U.S. Coast Guard

 "    4	.50 Terre Haute Ind.			  "    10    50 Terre Haute

 "    4	.50 Detroit Mich		          "    12    50 Camp Mar

 "    5	.50 Detroit				  "    14    50 Allentown Pa

 "    5	 50 Cleveland				  "    16    50 Canton O.

						       20    50 

 "    6	.50 N.Y &amp; Alabama			       20    50 Mo

 "   11	 50 Cincinnati				       21  3.00 Lester Grove

 "   11	 50 Newark				       21    35 Dayton

 "   13	.50 Palm Beach Fla			       25    50 Charleston

 "   17 4.00 Mr Hayden				       27    50 Cleveland

 "   17	.50  Val Young				       30    50 Rock Creek

 "   20	3.00 Lester Grove			       31    50 Lisbon



						                       147

Sept 1&amp;2  50    Fox				April  16    .50 Val Young

 "    2	 .50    Cincinnati			  "    23   3.00 Lester Grove

 "    2	.50    Akron

      4	.50    Val Young		         May    4   1.00 garage Mar to May  11

      8	.50    Niagara Falls		           "    5    .35 Canton

     10	.50    Terre Haute Ind			   "    9   3.00 O. Young

     11	.50    Rochester N.Y.		           "   13   1.00 garage Mar to May 18

     16	 50    Adamsville Ga.		           "   15    .50 Mattoon Ill

     25	3.00   Lester Grove			   "   21    .50 Val Young

Oct   3   35   Rockland O.			   "   21   3.00 Lester Grove

 "    3	 35    Cleveland O.

 "    8	 25    Abline Kas.			June    6     50 Louisville Ky

 "   12	.35    Lexington Ky		          "     6     50 Washington D.C.

 "   14	 50    Buffalo				  "     6     50 O. Young

 "   26	 50    Jefferson			       21     25 Morgantown W. Va 

 "   20	3.00   Lester Grove			  "    22   3.00 Lester Grove

 "   26	 50    Grigsby Tenn			       21     50 Val Young

Nov   3	 50      "       "			       26     50 Lake George, La.

 "    8	 50    Michigan				       29     50 Cambridge O

 "   16	 50    Detroit Mich			July    8     50 Anderson, Ind.

 "   17	9.00   O Young				  "     9    .50 Belford N.J.

 "   17	2.50   Portsmouh           	          "    10    .50 Ashville N. C.

 "   21	3.00   Lester Grove		          "    10   3.00 O. Young

     28	 50    Huston Texas		          "    18    .25 Gilliton Texas

Dec 7&amp;8	 50    Ralph Fox			  "    19     50 Charlestown

 "   18	 50    Val Young		          "    20     50 Indianapolis

 "   19	 50    Buffalo N.Y.			       23     50 Cincinnati

 "   20	3.00   Lester Grove			       23   3.00 Lester Grove

 "   26	 .25   Danville				       29     50 N.Y. City

Jan   4	 .50   O. Young    1929			       30    .50 Val Young

 "    8	2.00   Springfield 2        	        Aug     1     25 Georgetown Ill

 "   11	.50    Tampa Fla			 "      5     35 Memphis, Tenn

 "   16	 50    Gambier				 "      6     50 Uniontown, Pa

 "   22	3.00   Lester Grove			       10     50 Hamilton

 "   29	 50    Val Young			       11     50 Hamilton, O.

Feb   5	 35    Meadville Pa			       13    .50 Middlebrough Ky

 "    6	 35    Buffalo				       21   3.00 Lester Grove

 "   20	3.00   Lester Grove			       22    .50 Ellwood City Pa

Mar   2	.50    Guthrie				       30    .50 Huntington W. Va.

 "   12	.50    Val Young			 "     10   2.00 O Young

 "   17	.35    Youngstown		       Sept     3    .50 Val Young

 "   22	3.00   Lester Grove			 "      3    .35 Louisville Tn

 "25-27 1.00   Elevator man			 "      6    .50 Cleveland

 "   30	 .50   Oak Park Ill				9     50 Louisville

 "   31  .50    "    "   "			

 "   31	 .50   Akron				       10   3.00 O Young

April 1	 .50   Cleveland			       16   1.75 Mrs Teter

 "    6  9.00  O. Young				       17    .25 Wheeling W. Va.

 "    8   .25  Bryan, O				       22    .50 Dr Teter  

 "   11   .25  Buffalo				       23   3.00 Lester Grove

 "   12   .50  Chicago				       25    .50 Chicago


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148

Oct     8	.50   Val Young			May    14 	.25    Mrs Teter

 "     10	 50   Salainder N.Y.		"      19      1.00    Mr Hedte May

 "     11	.50   Indianapolis		"      24      3.00    Leslin G

 "     17	.50   Martinsville Ky		June  2&amp;3	.50    Cleveland

 "     20	.50   Ft Wayne			      5&amp;6       .50    Heath

       22	.25   Mrs Teter		               8	 50    Indianapolis

       23      6.00   O. Young			      26       3.00    Grove

       26      3.00   Lister Grove		July  10       3.50    Monticella

Nov     1	.50   Columbus		              16       3.50    Ida Miller

 "      8	.85   Chippewa Lake		"     28       3.00    Lester Grove

        9	.50   Akron			      28	.25    Cincinnati

       13	.50   Val Young			      31	.75    Mr Conner

       14      1.00   Corneat Lake, Pa.		Aug    5	 50    Cleveland

       21	.25    Dr Teter

       22	.25    Dr Teter			Aug    9	       Mrs Teter

       23	 25    Independence Kas	         "    21	 50    Charleston

       23      3.00    Lester Grove		      22       6.00  Young to July 10

       24	.35    St Louis			      28       3.00    Lester G

Dec     8	.50    Binghampton N.Y.		      28	 35    Dayton

"       9	.50    Philadelphia, Pa.              29	 50    Bermingham Ala
    
"      18	.50    Val Young		Sept   3       3.50    Mrs Teter

       27      3.00    Lester Grove	               6       3.00 O. Young to Aug16 
			                                                                          
1930

Jan    12      6.00    O. Young			      23	.35    Miami

 "     27      3.00    Lester Grove		      23	 40    Akron

Feb     2	.35    Paulding			      29	3.00   Lester Grove

 "      3	.35         "			 Oct   3	 .50   Odanside Col

 "      5	.50    Zanesville		  "   18	 .25   Mrs Teter

 "     11	 50    Zanesville	              18	 .50   New Jersey

 "     22      3.00    Lester Grove		      25	 .35   Port Clinden

Mar    16	.25    Mrs Teter		      29	3.00   Lester Grove

"      21      1.00    Ambrosia			      30	 .35   Cleveland

       26	 50    Ambrosia			  Nov  1	 .35   St Louis

"      28      3.00    Lester Grove for March	   "  10	6.00 O.Young to Nov10

April   8	.25    Akron			   "  15	1.50   Conklin In

"      17      1.00    Mr Heath to Apr 24             17	 .25   Somerset
		                    
"      17      9.00    O. Young			  Dec 30	3.00   Lester Grove

"      25      3.00    Lester Grove	     1931 Jan 10       6.00 O Young to Jan 10

"      28	.25    Mr Ambrosia		   "  11	 .50   Cleveland

"      29	.25    Mr Ambrosia	              29	 .25   Dayton
		              
May     2      1.00    Mr Heath to May 5	  Feb  2        3.00   Lester Grove

						   "  16        3.00 O Young to Feb10

May     5      1.00    Mr Heath to May 12	   "  16	 .35   Linden

"       7	.25    Providence R.I.		  Mar  3	3.00   Lester Grove

"      10      3.00    Ot Young		           "  12	 .25   Rochester

       12	.25    Mrs Teter

       13	.25    Mrs Teter



						                      149

April   4- Lester Grove - 3.00

Apr    14- O.Young to Apr 10:6.00

May     1- Tampa Fla  .35  

 "      2- Cleveland  .35

 "     15- Moscow Russia .35

 "     16- Oakwood   .25

 "     23- Mrs Teter .25

 "     24- Mrs Teter .25

June   20  O. Young 6.00 to June 10

July   16  .25  Miami Fla

   "   24  .25  Seed man

   "   29   25  Gratis O.

   "   31   25  Mrs Teter

Aug     1  .25  Mrs Teter

   "    2   25  Mrs Teter

   "    8  .25  Springfield Ill.

   "   10   35  Wilmington Cal

   "   20 6.00  O. Young to Aug 10th

   "   29   25  Akron

   "   30   50  Marietta

Sept    4  .25  Youngstown

   "    4   25  Alliance

   "    7   25  Dr Hart

   "    7   50  Little Rock Ark

       10   25  E Orange N.J.

       11  1.00 Welch's man 4 nights

       12    50 Cleveland

       18    25 Pittsburg, Pa

       21    25 Butler Pa

       23    25 Chicago Ill

       25    25 Buffalo N. Y.

       28    35 Sistersville, W. Va

Oct    19   .25

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[corresponds to page 150 (L) and page 151 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

150

May 1 - 1930

May 1	Trip to Lehmans					        1.00

	Mr Lehman funeral					2.50

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

Fri

May 2	Chairs to &amp; from Domigan			        5.00

	Device to cemetery		

	Miss Domigan funeral		

Sat	

May 3	work at office					        1.00

Sun 4

Mon 5

Tues 6	Library woman 2 trips to McWilliam			 .50

Wed 7

Thur 8	Dr Gorsuch from Columbus				2.00

	Miss Gray to Condit &amp; Galena soliciting Library		1.50

Fri 9

Sat 10	Miss Rugg to Galena					 .50

Sun 11

Mon 12	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

	First call Cleo Gotchall				1.50

	First call Mrs Shaw					1.50

	Mrs Shaw in casket					1.00

Tues

May 13	Mrs Strosnider to Frank Hoover			         .50

	Casket to Gotchalls					2.00

	Work at office					        1.50

Wed

May 14	Chairs to &amp; from Gotchalls			        5.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery	

	Cleo Gotchall funeral		

Thur

May 15	Casket to Shaws also chairs				2.00

	Mrs Shaw funeral					2.00

Fri

May 16	Mrs Granger &amp; Wimogene to Centerburg		        2.00

	Alliance man to Del for auto parts			2.00

	First call Mr McQueen				        5.00

	First call Mr Gross					3.00

	Woman down to Lovas				        1.00



						                   151


Sat	Red Saunders up home				        1.50

May 17	Casket to Grover &amp; work at office			1.50

Sun

May 18	Chairs to and from McQueen			        5.00

	McQueen funeral			

Mon

May 19	Geo Grove funeral					3.00

Tues

May 20	Mr &amp; Elizabeth Strosnider to Barnwells			5.00

Wed 21

Thur 22

Fri 23	First call Mrs Brown					2.00

	Strosy to Columbus					5.00

	Taggart to Columbus				        5.00

Sat

May 24	First call Mrs Rogers Galena				2.00

	Casket to Browns					1.00

	Mrs Lee to &amp; from Galena				2.00

	Casket to Lees					        1.00

	Work at office					        1.00

Sun

May 25	Trip to Browns'					        1.50

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

	Mrs Brown funeral					2.00

Mon

May 26	Trip to Galena to Lees				        1.00

	Grass &amp; device to Condit cemetery			1.50

	Mrs Rogers funeral					2.50

Tues 27

Wed 28

Thur 29

Fri 30	Mrs O'Brien to Hospital				        1.50

	First call John Swallow				        2.00

Sat

May 31	Casket to Swallows					1.00

Sun

Jun 1	Mrs O. Brian from Hospital &amp; work at office		2.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

	John Swallow funeral				        2.50

	Mrs O. Brian taken home				        1.00</text>
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[corresponds to page 152 (L) and page 153 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

 
152

Mon		

June 2	Chairs from Swallons				        1.50

	Trip to Johnstown cem &amp; O Briens			2.50

	Pump man to Condit				        1.25

Tues

June 3	trip to Johnstown &amp; O. Briens				2.50

	Mrs O. Briens funeral				        2.50

Wed

June 4	Baby Miracle from Case Hospital			        2.00

	Strosnider to Undertaker convention			5.00

Tues

June 5	Trip to Urbana with Miracle baby			12.00

	Fred Carpenter to Galena				1.00

Fri

June 6	First call Mrs Finch					2.00

Sat

June 7	Trip to Columbus for funeral car			1.00

	Casket to Finchs					1.00

Sun 8

Mon 9	Trip to Finches					        1.00

	Mrs Finch funeral					2.00

Tues 10

Wed 11	Man to Henry Edwards farm &amp; L. S. Condits		1.50

Thur 12

Fri 13

Sat 14

Sun 15

Mon 16	Taggart to Mt Vernon				        5.00

Tues 17

Wed 18

Thur 19

Fri 20

Sat 21

Sun 22

Mon 23	Mrs Owens from Grant Hospital &amp; work at office		2.50

	Mulzer boy from Col. &amp; work at office			2.50

	Mrs Owens body to Art Furniss			        1.00

Tues

June 24	Geo Chrissman to Centerburg				2.50

	Casket to Art Furniss &amp; work at office			2.50







						                 153	

Wed

June 25	Trip to Furniss with flowers				1.50

	Work at office					         .50

	Mrs Owens funeral					2.50

	Mulzer boy to Westerville				1.50

Thur

June 26	Mulzer boy funeral					3.00

Fri 27

Sat 28	First call Mrs Bowens					2.00

Sun

June 29	Casket to Bowens					1.00

Mon

June 30	Mrs Bowens funeral					2.50

Tues

July 1	Leon Hough's boy to Grant Hospital			1.50

Wed 2

Thur 3	First call Young boy					2.00

Fri

July 4	Casket to Youngs &amp; baby to Union Station		2.00

	Master from Lawson bridge to Stockdales		        1.00

Sat

July 5	Man &amp; boy to case Hospital				2.50

Sun 6

Mon 7

Tues 8

Wed 9	First call Mrs Duckworth				1.50

Thur

July 10	Work at office &amp; casket at office to Duck	        1.50

Fri

July 11	Chairs to &amp; from Duckworths				1.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

	Mrs Sperrow funeral				        2.00

Sat

July 12	First call Mrs Palmer					2.50

	Casket to Palmers					1.00

Sun 13

Mon 14	Mrs Palmer funeral					3.50

Tues

July 15	Grass &amp; device to Cheshire cemetery for funeral		2.50

Wed 16

Thur 17

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[corresponds to page 154 (L) and page 155 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

154

Fri	Work at office

July 18	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				4.00

	B. Shaffer burial with auto

Sat

July 19	First call Mrs McQueen				        5.00

Sun 

July 20	First call Mrs Townley				        1.50

Mon

July 21	First call Mr Hale					2.00

	First call Mr Rice					3.00

	Chairs &amp; casket to McQueens &amp; funeral			4.00

	Mrs Townley in casket &amp; other work			1.00

Tues	

July 22	Hose &amp; abe to Grace Bairds				2.00

	Mrs Townley funeral					1.50

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

	Trip to Hales			                        1.00

	Velda Edwards to Delaware				2.00

Wed

July 23	Casket to Hales					        1.00

	Casket to Rices					        2.00

Thur

July 24	Trip to Hales					        1.00

	Chairs to Rices					        2.50

	First call Mr Chambers &amp; work at office			1.50

	Mr Hale funeral					        2.00

	Mr Rice funeral					        2.00

	Chairs from Rices					2.50

Fri

July 25	Mr Chambers in casket &amp; other work			1.00

Sat

July 26	Work at office &amp; Chambers funeral			1.00

	Grass &amp; device to Cheshire cemetery 			2.00

	Mrs Snavely from Hospital				1.50

Sun

July 27	First call Mrs Condit &amp; work at office			1.50

Mon 28

Tues 29	Work at office &amp; garage for Mrs Condit			1.00

Wed

July 30	Mrs Condit burial					4.00



						                            155

Thur 31	Ambulance trip (Mrs Rightmire) to Mt Vernon Hospital from Ramelsburg 1.50

Fri Aug 1

Sat Aug 2

Sun Aug 3

Mon Aug 4 Mr VanWinkle from Galena to University Hospital	1.50

Tues 5

Wed 6

Thur 7

Fri 8

Sat 9

Sun 10 	Man to Marengo					        2.00

Mon 11

Tues 12	First call to Arnolds					2.00

Wed

Aug 13	Mr Evans to Jane Case Hospital			        1.50

Thur

Aug 14	Arnold baby taken home				        1.00

Fri

Aug 15	Arnold child funeral					2.50

Sat 16

Sun 17

Mon 18

Tuse 19

Wed 20

Thur 21

Fri 22	Mrs Kimball to Magnetic S				4.00

Sat 23

Sun 24	First call Mr Ramsey Marengo				3.00

Mon

Aug 25	Casket to Ramseys					1.50

Tues

Aug 26	Chairs to &amp; from Marengo &amp; trip to Bloomfield cem	5.00

Wed

Aug 27	Carol Geddis to Grant Hospital				1.50

Thur

Aug 28	Carol Geddis from Hospital &amp; work at office		2.00

Fri

Aug 29	Carol Geddis in casket       		                2.50

Sat

Aug 30	Chairs to Geddis, device to cem &amp; funeral		3.00</text>
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[corresponds to page 156 (L) and page 157 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

156

Sun

Aug 31	To Springfield for Miller boy &amp; work at office		4.00

	Two boys to Daily farm				        1.50

Mon

Sept 1	Miller boy in casket &amp; other work			1.00

	First call Ella Stockwell				2.00

Tues

Sept 2	Miss Stockwell &amp; casket &amp; taken home			1.00

	Box, grass &amp; device to Galena cemetery			1.00

	Miller boy funeral					2.00

	Mrs Kimball from Magnetic S.				4.00

	Mrs Ahrens brother to Rome Corners			1.00

Wed

Sept 3	Chairs to &amp; from Stockwells				1.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery				 .50

	Miss Stockwell funeral				        2.00

Thur

Sept 4	Man to Shoemakers at S. Condit			        1.50

Fri

Sept 5	S. P. Butash to Doylestown				20.00

Sat 6

Sun 7

Mon 8	Pump man on trip					2.00

Tues 9

Wed 10	Trip to Chas Jackson's				         .25

Thur 11

Fri 12

Sat 13

Sun 14

Mon 15

Tues 16

Wed 17

Thur 18	Mrs Longshore to Grant Hospital			        1.50

Fri 19

Sat 20	First call Mrs Glass C. College				3.00

	Miss Rugg to Galena					 .50

	Mr &amp; Mrs S. to Granville				4.00

	Casket to Glass					        1.50

Sun

Sept 21	From Newark Hospital to Mr Applegates			2.00



					                                 
                                                                         157

Jan   -  39.00

Feb   -  61.50

Mar   - 91.00

April - 74.00

			(1925)

May   2	1.00 White 1				June    16  2.00 Columbus 2

 "    2	 .50 Sherbournes 1			   "    16  1.50 Miami Fla 1

						   "    17   .75 Truxall 1

 "    5	2.00 Ashland 2 				   "    17  1.00 Clyde 1

 "    5	 .50 V. Young 1				   "    19  2.00 Ky 2

 "    6	1.00 Mr Conner 1			   "    20  3.75 Illinois 3

 "    7	2.00  "   Conner 1              	   "    20  1.50 Indianapolis 1

						   "    20  1.00 A. J. White 1
						
						   "    24  1.00 N. Y. man &amp; wife 2

 "    8	2.00 Washington D.C. 2			   "    24  1.00 Columbus 1

 "    9	1.00 A. J. White 1			   "    25 10.00 Ot Young to July 5

 "    9	Sherbourne 1				   "    25  2.00 Zanesville 2

 "    9	10.00 O. Young to May 31		   "    26  2.00 Akron 2

 "   12	 1.00 Cleveland 1		           "    26  2.00 Wash &amp; Maine 2

 "   12	 1.00 Jackson 1				   "    27  1.00 A.J. White

 "   12	  .75 Alliance1				   "    29  3.50 Ky people 4

						   "    30  3.00 Clur &amp; Mass. 3

 "   13	 3.00 Cleveland Indianapolis roofers 3     "    30  1.00 W. Alexandria 1

 "   15	 1.00 Olinger's man 1			   "    30  1.00  Columbus 1

 "   16	  .50 Sherbourne 1			July     2   .75  Deaf man 1

 "   16	 1.00 Cincin boy 1			   "     3  2.00  Akron 2

 "   16	 2.50 Newark 2				   "     3   .50  Festus Sherbourne 1

 "   16	 3.00 Miami, Fla. 2			   "     4   .50     "      "   1

May  18						   "     4  2.00  Bob White 1

 "   18	 4.00 Cisero Ill 5			   "     4  3.00  Canton 3

 "   19	 1.00 Cincinnati queer boy 1		   "     4  4.00  Missouri 4

 "   19	 1.00 G.R. Michigan 1			   "     4  2.00  Akron 2

 "   19	 2.00 Grummon people 2			   "     5  3.00  W. Va cubans 3

 "   20	 1.50 B.W. Robus 1			   "     6  3.00  Cleveland 2

 "   20	 1.00 A.J. White 1			   "     6  1.00  Mr Magnus 1

 "   21	 1.00 Dayton 1				   "     6  1.00  Columbus 1

 "   22	 3.00 Alabama 4				  

 "   23	 4.00 Beckey Rivers 5			   "      7  1.00  Circleville 1

 "   23	 1.00 Dayton 1				   "      8  2.00  Warren 2

 "   23	  .50 Sherbourne 1			   "      8  2.00  Akron 2

 "   24	 2.00 W. Va 2

 "   25	 2.00 Cleveland - Pittsburg 2		   "  8 &amp; 9  2.00  Mr Connor 1

 "   28	 2.00    "            "     2		   "      9  1.00  N. Washington 1

 "   28  1.00                       1

 "   29  2.00 Dayton 2				   "     10  1.00  Indianapolis 1

 "   29	 2.00 Cleveland 2			   "     11  2.00  Indianapolis 2

 "   29	 2.00 Cincinnatti 2			   "     11  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "   30	  .50 Sherbourne 1			   "     14   .50  Val Young 1

 "   30	 2.50 Newark 2

 "   30	 1.00 A.J. White 1			   "      15  3.00  Montgomery 3

 "   30	 1.00 Copeland 1				  17  3.00  Parkers 2

						          16  1.00  Indianapolis 1

June  1	 3.00 Alliance 3	    			  17  5.00  Ky people 5

 "    2	 5.00 Hartford Conn, 5			          17  1.25  Dayton 1

 "    2	 2.50 Indianapolis 1			          18  3.00  E. St Louis 3

 "    3	 3.50 Astilabula 5				  18  3.00  Cleveland 4

 "    3	 1.00 Massilan 1				  18  1.00  Chicago 1

 "    3	 1.00 Mr Connor 1			          19 10.00 O.Young to Aug 9th

 "    4	 1.00 Mr Connor 1			          19  1.50  Tennessee 4

 "    5	 1.00 Columbus 1			          21  2.50  Indianapolis 2

 "    5	 1.50 Chicago 1				          21  2.00  Fangier 2

 "    6	 2.00 St Louis 2				  21  1.00  Cleveland 1

 "    6	 1.00 A.J. White 1				            

 "    7	 1.00 Cleveland 1			          22  1.00  Korea 1

 "    7	 2.00 Wikliff 2				          22  1.00  Eaton 1

 "    8	 2.00 Huffman &amp; man 2			          24  6.00  Kansas City 4

 "    8	 2.00 llinois people 2			          24  4.00  Cincin 4

 "    9	  .75 V. Young 1

 "    9	 1.00 Wooster 1				          25  2.50  Erie Pa 2

 "   10	 1.00 Cleveland 1

 "   10	 1.00 R.J. Wolf				          26  2.50  Cleveland 2

 "   11	 3.00 Chicago Ill 3			          26  1.00  Cleveland 1

 "   11	 1.00 Delaware 1				  27  1.50  Covington Ky 2

 "   13	 3.00 Akron 5				          29  4.00  Pittsburg 4

 "   13	 3.75 W. Va 3				          29  4.00  urina &amp; Lisbon 5

 "   13	 1.00 A. J. White 1			          30  1.00  Canton Jew 1

 "   14	 2.50 Cleveland 2			          30  3.00  Price Hill Cin 3

 "   14	 2.00 Buffalo 2				          31  2.00  Cincinatti 3

 "   14	 1.00 Sharon 1				          31  2.00 Peters Bros, Ill 2 </text>
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[corresponds to page 158 (L) and page 159 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 
		
158

Aug      1   1.00  A.J. White 1			Sept    2   2.00  Mantua 2

 "       2   2.00  Chautaugua 2			   "    3   2.00  Mantua 2

 "       3   2.00  Cincin 2			   "    3   1.00  Marysville 1

 "       4   2.50  Chicago 2			   "    4   1.00  Galion 1

 "       5   3.00  Columbus Mo. 5		   "    5    .50  Festus Sherbourne 1

 "       5   3.00  Dayton 3			   "    5   2.00  Akron &amp; Richmond 2

 "       6   1.00  Mr Conner 1			   "    5   3.00  Rodo, Mo. 3

 "       6   1.00  Broadway 1			   "    5   1.00  A.J. White 1

 "       8   2.00  Cleveland 4			   "    5   2.00  Bedford 2

 "       8    .50  Festus 1		           "    6   4.00  Cincin 4

 "       8   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "       9   1.00  North Madison 1		   "    6   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "       9   4.00  Nevada, Mo 5  		   "    7   2.00 Youngstown 2

 "       9   3.00  E. St Louis Ill 3		   "    7   1.00  Galion 1 

 "      10   1.00  Columbus 1			   "    8   1.00  Galion 1

Aug 12 -17   2.00  Chautaugua 1			 

        14   1.00  Mr Brown 1		           "    8   1.00  Columbus 1

        14   1.00  Circle back 1			8   2.00  Georgetown Ky. 2

        15   6.00  Minerva 6			       10   1.00  Mr Conner 1

        15   2.00  Toledo 2			       10   2.00  Chicago Ill 2

        15   1.00  A.J. White 1			       11   4.00  Rainelle W.Va 4

        16   2.00  Dilindas 2

        17   3.00  St. Louis 3			       11   2.00  Denver Colarado 3

        17   2.00  Cleveland 2			       11   2.00  Vt.         2

        17   4.00  Cleveland 4			       12   4.00  Huntington W. Va 4

        17   1.00  Spring-o-all 1		       12   1.00  A. J. White 1

        18    .50  V. Young 1			       14   1.00  Mt Vernon 1

        18   2.00  Louisville Ky 2		       14   2.00  Tennessee 2

        19   4.00  Chautaugua 4			       14   3.00  W. Va 3

        19   1.00  Medina 1			       15   1.00  Smithville 1

        20   4.00  Chautaugua 4			       15   4.00  Kingsport Tenn 3

        21   6.00  Chautaugua 6			     

        21   2.00  Bridgeville Pa 2		       15   1.00  Grove City, Pa. 1

        22   4.00  Chautaugua 4			       17   1.00  Millersburg 1

        22   3.00  Covington Ky 3		       17   1.00  Smithsville 1

        22   2.00  Cincinatti 2			       17   2.00  E. Liverpool 2

        23   1.00  Chautaugua 1

        23   2.00  Buffalo 3			       17  10.00  O. Young to Oct 15

        23   2.00  Louisville 2			       17   1.00  A. J. White 1

        24   1.00  Wooster 1			       19    .50  Festus Sherbourne

        24   3.00  Cleveland 3			       19   2.00  Los Angelas 2

        25   1.00  A. J. White 1		       19   2.00  Akron 2

        25   1.00  Lima Lecture course 1	       22   3.00  Akron 3

        26   1.00  Millersburg 1		       22    .50  Val Young 1

        26   1.00  Cleveland 1

        26   2.00  Charleston W. Va 2             23 &amp; 24   4.00  Huntston W. Va 2

        27   1.00  Marysville 1			       25   2.00  New Covington Ky 2

        27   2.00  Chesapeake 2			       25   2.00  Chesapeake 2

        29   1.00  Bedford 1			       26   2.00  New Covington Ky 2

        29   1.00  Cleveland 1			       27  3.00 Central Falls R. I. 3

						       28  1.00  Mt Vernon 1

        29   2.00  Indianapolis 2		       28  1.00  Kemptras nurse 1

        29   1.00  Erie Pa 1			       29  1.00  LaFayette Ind 1

        29   2.00  Charleston W. Va 2		       29  1.00  London 1

        29   1.00  Seville 1			Oct     1  2.00  Phillips Pa 2

        29   1.00  A. J. White 1		  "     2  3.00  Cleveland 2

        30  10.00  Otto Young to Sept 13          "     2  2.00  Akron 2

						  "     2  1.50  Lebanon 2

        31   1.00  Mr Ackerman 1	          "     2  2.00  Mt Vernon 2

        31   4.00  Mantua 4		          "     2  1.00  Millersburg 1

        31   2.50  Akron 2		          "     3  1.00  C. H. Parsons  5     

        31   1.00  Marion 1		          "     5  3.00  Kentucky 1

						  "     5  2.00  Mich 2

Sept     1   3.00  Youngstown 3			  "     8  1.00  Mr Conner 

 "       2   2.00  Ravena 2			  "     8  2.00  Swanson 2

 "       2   1.00  Dayton 1			  "     8  2.00  Zanesville 2

						       10  1.00  Akron 1

 "       2   4.00  Cleveland 4			       10  1.00  Brooksville 1



						                            159

Oct     10   1.00  Dayton 1			Dec    19  2.00  Burton 2

 "      11    .75  Trinall 1  			  "    19  2.00  Cleveland 2

 "      11   1.00  Smithsville Ky 1	          "    19  2.00  Akron 2

 "      12   1.00  West Liberty 1	          "    19  2.00    "   2

 "      13   2.00  Dayton J Ilahino 2             "    19  1.00  A.J.White 1 

 "      13   2.00  Cincinatti 2                        23  1.00  Akron 1

 "      14   2.50  Oak Park Ill 2		       25  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      17    .50  Festus Sherborn		Dec 28-Jan 4 3.50 McCombs 1

 "      19   1.00  Cleveland 1			Jan     2   3.00  Strosinder guests 3

 "      19   3.00  Cleveland 3			  "     2   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      20   1.00  Cleveland 1			  "     4   2.00  Akron 2

 "      20   1.00  Medina 1		          "     5    .50  Festus Sherborn

 "      20   2.00  Marion Ind 2			  "     6   1.00  Cleveland 1

 "      21   4.00  Poughkeepsie N Y. 4		   

 "      22   2.00  Indianapolis 2		     6 &amp; 7  2.00  Mr Conner 1

 "      23  10.00  O. Young up to Nov 8th         "      7  1.00  Sherwood 1

 "      23   2.00  Cleveland 2			  "      8  1.00  Glenford 1

 "      24   2.50  Cincinnatti 2	(1926)	  "      8  1.00  Centerburg 1

 "      24   1.00  Akron 2

 "      24   2.00  Akron 2		          "      9  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      24   2.00  Cleveland 2		          "     10  1.00  Centerburg 1

 "      24   2.00  Akron 2		          "     10  1.00  A. J. White 

 "      25   2.00  Man &amp; woman 2	          "     14  1.00  Larrison 1

 "      27    .50  Val Young 1			  "     16  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      29   1.00  Akron 1		          "     17  1.00  Larrison 1

 "      30   1.00  Marion 1		          "     17  1.00  A. J. White 1   

Nov      3   2.00  Columbus 2			  "     19  4.00  Detroit 4

 "       3   1.00  Buffalo 1  			  "     19  2.00  Columbus 2

 "       3   1.00  Cleveland 1			  "     20   .75  Ester Calt 1

Nov 4 &amp;  5   2.00  Mr Conner 1			  "     20  1.00  Larrimore 1

Nov 4  - 9  20.00  Mantua 4		          "     21  1.00  girl 1

 "       5   1.00  Dayton 1		          "     23  5.00  Canton 4

 "       5   2.00  Gambier 2		          "     23  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "       6   3.00  Erie Pa 3			  "     23 10.00  O. Young to Jan 31

 "       6   2.00  Cleveland 2			  "     24  1.00  Larrison 1  

 "       7    .50  Festus S. 1		          "     25  2.00  Columbus 2

 "       8   2.00  Mantua 2			  "     26   .50  Val Young 1

 "       9   1.00  Mansfield 1

 "      10   1.00  Painsville 1			  "     27  1.00  Larrim 1

 "      11   1.00  Marion O. 1			  "     30  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      11   1.00  Cleveland 1			  "     31  1.00  Larrison 1

 "      11   2.00 Salim Ill 2		          "     31  2.00  Sommersville 2

 "      11   3.00  New York	

 "      17   3.00  Cleveland 3			Feb      3  1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "      19   1.00  Millersburg 1	          "      3  1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "      20   4.00  Bedford 4			  "      3  1.00  Larrimon 1

 "      20   2.00  Canton 2		          "      6  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      20   2.00 Akron 2			  "      7  1.00  Larrimon 1

 "      20   2.00 Cleveland 2

 "      20   2.00  Elerya &amp; Dandicks 2		  "      8  1.00  Cleveland 1

 "      20   1.00  Cleveland		          "      9  2.00  Gallipolis 2

 "      21   2.00  Canton 2			  "     11  1.00  Larrisons 1

 "      21   4.00  Cleveland 4			  "     11  1.75  Akron 2

 "      21   3.00     "      3			  "     11  1.25  Hadlup Ky 1

 "      22   3.00  Columbu2.00  Butler Ky 2	  "     13  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      25   5.00  Cleveland 5			  "     13  1.00  Portsmouth 1

 "      27  10.00  O. Young to Dec 6	          "     14  1.00  Garrison 1

 "      27   2.00  T Pronas  2			Feb 15 &amp; 16 2.00  Stanforth man 1

 "      29   2.00  Warren 2

Dec      1   2.50  Ft Wayne 2			        18  1.50  Tenn. 2

 "       2   1.00  Akron 4			  "     18  3.00  Cleveland 3

 "       5    .50  Festus Sherborn 1			   

 "       5   1.00  A. J. White 1		  "     20  2.00  Dayton 2

 "       8    .50  V. Young 1		          "     20  2.00  Cleveland 2

 "       8   1.00  click 1

 "       8   2.50  New York 2			  "     20  1.00  W Va 1

 "       9   1.00  Mrs Williams 1	          "     20  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      10   1.00    "    "     1  		

 "      10   1.00  Pittsburg Pa 1		  "     21  1.00  Larrison 1

 "      10   2.00  Akron 2		          "     22  1.00  Columbus 1

 "      11  10.00  O. Young  3			  "     23  1.00  Columbus 1

 "      11   2.00  Youngstown 2			  "     27  1.50  Miami Fla 1

 "      12   1.00  A. J. White 1	          "     27  1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      14   1.00  Columbus 1

 "      16   1.00  Millersburg 1		  "     28  1.00  Larrison 1  
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[corresponds to page 160 (L) and page 161 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

160

Mar      3     1.00  Mr Conner 1		Apr    22   1.00  Cleveland 1

 "       4     1.00  Mr Conner 1		 "     22   1.00  Chagrin Falls 1

 "       3     1.00  St Louis 1		         "     22   1.00  Akron 1

 "       4     1.00  Click 1		         "     24   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "       4     2.00  Denver 2		         "     24    .75  Centerburg 1

 "       5     1.00  Cleveland 1		 "     24    .50  Sherbourne 1

 "       6     1.00  A. J. White 1	         "     27   1.00  Val Young 1

 "       7     1.00  Larrison			 "     27   1.00  Lima 1

 "       9     2.00  Paducah Ky 2		 "     29   1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "      10     2.00  Silver Creek N.Y 2	         "     30   3.00  Cleveland 3
 
 "      11     1.00  Ada 1			 "     30   1.00  Bakais 1

 "      11    10.00  O. Young to Mar 28		May     1   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      13     2.50  Buffalo 2		         "      1   2.00  Portsmouth 2

Mar 16 - 20    4.00  Springfield 1		 "      4   2.00 Cleve &amp; Cov. Ky 2

 "      16     1.00  V. Young 1			 "      5   1.00  Dayton 1

 "      19     7.75  Sheridan Mo 7	         "      7   1.00  Crestline 1

 "  20-4Apr    4.00  Festus Sherbourn	         "      7   7.00  Dayton 7

 "      20     2.00  Cambridge 2		 "      8  10.00 O Young to May 13

 "      20     1.00  A. J. White	         "      8   2.00  Muncie Ind 2

 "      21     1.00  Larrmon 1		         "      8   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      21     1.00  Brooklyn 1			 "      8    .50  Sherbourne 1

 "      21     1.00  York City 1	         "      9   6.00  Rockport &amp; Akron

						 "     11   3.00  Salem Ill 3
 
"      23     1.00   Connerville 1	         "     13   1.00  Ambrosin 1

 "      23     2.00  Branburg Pa 2		 "     13   2.00  Beaver Falls Pa 2

 "      24     2.00  Youngstown 2		 "     14   4.00  Akron 4

 "      24     1.00  Galion 1			 "     14   1.00  Toledo 1

 "      24     1.00  A. J. White 1		       15   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "      25     1.00  Daytona Fla 1		       15   3.00  St Louis 3

 "      25     1.00  New York City 1		       15   2.00  Akron 2

 "      25     1.00  Mr Brown 1			       16   4.00  Youngstown 4

 "      25     2.00  Gillispie Ill 2		       16   2.00  Brown Falls 2

 "      26     1.50  Gallion 2			       17   2.00  Warren  2

						       18   2.50  Cleveland 2

 "      27     1.00  A. J. White 1		May 19-21   2.00  Ambrosia 1

 "      28     1.00  Larrimore 1			

 "      29     4.00  Cleveland 4		       20   5.00  W. Va &amp; Erie Pa 4

 "      29     4.50  Calif 4			 "     21   2.00  Wilbur Fla

 "      31     1.00  Larrimore 1			 "     22   2.00  Tenn 2

 "      31     1.00  Connersville 1		 "     22    .50  Sherbourne 1

						 "     23  10.00 O. Young to June 20

 "      31     3.00  Parkersburg 2		 "     24   4.00  Jefferson O. 6

 "      31     1.00  Mr Conner 1		May    24   3.00  Ambrosia 1

April    1     1.00  Mr Conner 1		 "  24-26   3.00  Elsie Crain 1

 "       1      .00  A. J. White 1		 "     26   1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "       1     2.00  Canton 2			 "     27   1.00  Mr Conner

 "       2     1.00  Andover 1			 "     27   3.00  Miami Fla 2

						 "     27   2.00  Hollywood Fla 2

 "       3     1.00  A. J. White 1	         "     28   4.00  Cleveland 4

 "       5     1.00  Louisville 	

 "       7     1.00  Ashland 1		         "     29   4.00  Cleveland 4

April 7 - 10   3.00  Portsmouth 1		 "     29   3.00  Baltimore Ma. 2

 "       8     1.00  John Trig 1		 "     29   1.00  A. J. White

 "       8     1.00  Willard 1			 "     30    .50  Sherbourne

 "       9     1.00  Willard 1			 "     30   2.50  Louisville Ky 2

 "       9     1.25  Cleveland 1		 "     31   2.00  Lakewood 

 "       9     1.25  Mantua 1			 "     31   4.00  Akron 4

 "       9     1.00  Southington 1		June	2   1.00  Val Young 1

 "       9     1.00  Pittsburg Pa 1		 "      2   1.00  Ashland 1

 "      10     2.00  E. Canton 2		 "      2   1.00  Zanesville 1

 "      10     1.00  A. J. White 1		 "	2   2.50  Cincinti 2

 "      11     1.00  A. J. White 1		 "     10   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "      12     3.00  Miami Fla 3		 "     11   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "      15    10.00  O. Young to Apr 24		 "     12    .50  Festus 1

 "      16     1.00  Elyria 1			 "     13   6.00  St Louis 6

 "      16     2.00  Marion 2		         "     13   2.50  Canton 2

 "      17     2.50  Canton

 "      17     1.00  A. J. White 1	         "     14   1.00  Wooster 1

 "      19     2.50  Dayton 2		         "     15   2.00  Hanover Ind 2

 "      20     1.00  Youngstown 1	         "     15   1.00  Zanesville



						                            161

June     16     5.00  Lakeland Fla 6		July   24   3.00  Swickley Pa 3

 "       16     2.00  Huntington W. Va. 2	 "     26   2.00 West Baden Ind 2

 "       18     1.00  Lancaster 1                "     26   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "       18     1.00  Dayton 1			 "     28   1.00  Springrield 1

 "       21     1.00  Millersburg 1		 "     28   2.00 Jackson Miss. 2

 "       22     2.00  Dayton 2			 "     28   1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "       22     1.00 Atlanta Ga 1		 "     28   1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "       23     6.00  Indianapolis 6	         "     30   1.00  Dayton O. 1

 "       23     2.00  Columbus 2		 "     31   3.00  Norwood O. 3

 "       23     1.00  Akron 1			Aug	1   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "       23     1.00  Wash. D. C. 1			   

 "       26     1.00  Cardington 1		 "      2   1.00  Marietta 1

 "       28     1.00  Indianapolis Mo. 1	 "      2   1.00  So. Bend Ind 1

 "       28     1.00  Rosedale Ind 1

 "       30     2.00  Cleveland 2		 "      2   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "       30     2.00  Newton Mass 2	         "  	5   3.00 Springfield Ill 3

 "       30     1.00  Zanesville 1		 "	6   1.00  Cleveland 1

 "       30     1.00  Mr Conner 1	         "      7   1.00  A. J. White 1

July      1     1.00  Mr Conner 1		 "	7   2.00 Cleveland 2

 "        1     2.00  Buffalo N. Y 2	         "  	8   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "        2     1.00  Cleveland 1		 "	9   1.00  Detroit 1

 "        2     1.00  Chicago 1			 "     10  10.00 O. Young to Aug 15

 "        2     3.00  Omaha Neb 3		 "     10   1.00  Val Young

 "        3     2.00  Hamilton 2		Aug 10-14   3.00  Silk Hose man 1

 "        3     2.00  Canton 2			 "     11   3.00 Crawfordsville Ind 4

 "        4      .50  Festus 1			 "     11   1.00 Cleveland 1

						 "     12   5.00 St Petersburg Fla 5

 "        5     3.00  Inglewood Calif 3		 "     13   2.00  Dayton 2

 "        5     4.00  Canton 4			 "     14   1.00  A. J. White 1

 "        6     4.00  Columbus 3	         "     16   1.00  Sulevien 1

 "        6     2.50  New Harmony Ind 2		 "     16   2.00  Akron 2

 "        6     2.00  Cleveland 3			   

 "        6     2.00  Cleveland			 "     17   4.00 San Barnadino Calif

 "        7     1.00  Val Young		         "     19   3.00  W. Va &amp; Fla 4

 "        7     2.00  N. Y. &amp; Wash 2		 " 20 4.00 Seymore&amp;Shellyville Ind 4

 "        8     5.00  Chataugua 5		 "     20   2.00  Indiapolis 2

 "        8     3.00  Warrnesburg  Ill 3	 "     20   3.00  Utica &amp; W. Va 3

 "        9     1.00  Chautagua 1	         "     20   2.00  Warren 2

 "       10    10.00  O. Young to Jul 18         "     21   2.00  Covington Ky 2

 "       10     1.00  Sewickley Pa 1		 "     21   2.00  Springfield 2

 "       10     2.00  Kent 2		         "     21   1.00  Elsilcain 1

 "       10     2.00  Bedford 2			 "     23   5.00  Clint Payne

 "       10     5.00  Cincinnati 5		 "     23   4.00 Bloomington Ind 4

 "       11     3.00  St Louis 3		 "     23  3.00 Italians Dorchester 3

 "       13     1.00  Painesville 1		 "     24   3.50  Monroe La. 3

 "       13     1.00 Ind 1			 "     25   4.00  Mass &amp; Colo 4

 "       14     4.00  Uncle Tom's cabin 4	 "     25   1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "       14     2.00  St Petersburg Fla 2	 "     26   1.00  Mr Conner    

 "       15     1.00  Huntington W. Va 1	 "     28   2.00  Indianapolis 2

 "       15     2.00  W. Palm Beach Fla 2	 "     28   2.00  Dayton 2

						 "     28   2.00  Pomroy 2

 "       16     5.00  Ada O. 5			 "     28   1.00  A. J. White

 "       18     2.00  Magnolia 2		 "     28  10.00  O. Young to Sept 12

 "       19     4.00  Ada O. 4			 "     29  3.00 Ft Sam Huston Texas 3

 "       20     3.00  Ada O. 3			 "     29   3.00  Knoxville Tenn 3

 "       21     3.00  Ada O. 3			 "     30   2.50  Marietta 2

 "       22     5.00  Ada O 5			 "     30   1.00 Williams 1

 "       22     1.00  Columbus 1		 "   31 2.00 Cincinati &amp; Bookstore 2

 "       22     1.00  Reynoldsburg 1		Sept	1   4.00 Bloomington Ind 4

 "       22     2.00  Indianapolis 2		 "	1   2.00 New Auguish Ind 1

 "       22     1.00  Ashland Ky. 1			  

 "       23     2.00  Columbus 2		 "      1   1.00  Meadville Pa 1

 "       24     2.00  Birdseye Ind 2		 "      2   2.00  Cleveland 2

						 "	2   1.00  Cleveland 1

 "       24     2.00  Youngstown 2		 "	3   2.00  Carrollton 2

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[corresponds to page 162 (L) and page 163 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

162

Sept    4  4.00  Cleveland 4			Oct  7	1.00  Sisterville 1

 "      4  1.00  A. J. White 1			 "   8	1.00  Louisville Ky 1

 "      5  2.00  Greenfield Ind 2		 "   9	1.00  Canton O. 1

 "      5  2.00  Cleveland 2			 "   9	1.00  A. J. White

 "	6  2.50  Toledo &amp; Van Wert 2		 "  10	 .65  Akron 2  Cruns

 "	7  2.00  San Francisco Calif 2		 "  12	1.00  Cleveland 1

 "	8  2.50  Clint Payne			 "  15	1.00  Zanesville 1

 "	8  1.00  Detroit 1			 "  16	1.00  Akron

 "	8  1.00  Lorain 1			 "  16	2.00 Cincin 2

 "	8  1.25  Virginia 1			 "  16	 .50  Marietta 1

 "	9  1.00  Somerset 1			    17	1.00  Helena Ark 1

 "	9  1.00  Cleveland 1			    17	2.00  Niagara Falls 2

 "     10  2.00  Wheeling W Va 2		    17	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     10  1.00  Chicago 1

 "     11  1.00  Detroit 1  Mrs Newman		    18	1.00  Cleveland 1

 "     11  2.00  Middleton &amp; Col - 2		    19	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     11  3.00  Oberlin 2			    19	1.00  Wooster 1

 "     12  2.00  Greensburg 2			    20	1.00 Grove City, Pa 1

    12-21  6.00  Detroit Mrs Minson		    21	1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "     13  1.25  Marietta 1		         21-26	7.00  Ft Wayne Ind 2

 "     13  2.00  Longeles Calif 2		    21 1.00 Kendallville Ind.

 "     13  1.00  Worcester Mass 1		    21	1.00  A. J. White 1

 "     15  1.00  Columbus 1

 "     15  3.50  Marietta 3		         22-29	3.50  Kendallville

 "     14  2.00  Los Angeles Calif 3		    22	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "  64-14  3.00  Boston Mass 3			    23	1.50  Indianapolis 1

 "     15  1.00  Mrs Williams 1			    23	2.00  Bellville NY 2

 "     16  1.00  Mrs William 1			    24	2.00  Belleville N.Y 

 "     16  1.00  A. J. White 1			    24	1.50  Cornwell Ind. 1

 "     17  1.00  A. J. White 1			    24	1.50  Syracuse N Y

 "     19  2.00  Boston Mass 2			    24	1.00  Cleveland 1

Sept   20  7.00  Kendallville Ind 2		    26  1.00  Val Young 1

 "     21  1.00  Val Young			    26	1.00  Columbus 1

 "     21  2.00  Indianapolis 2			    26 10.00 O.Young to Nov 7

       21  1.00  Detroit 1

       22  9.00  Kansas 10			    26	1.00  Canton 1

       22  1.00  Mr Conner 1			    28  1.25  Middleburg Ind 1

       23  1.00  Mr Conner 1			    29	1.00  Zanesville 1

       23  1.00  Kendallville Ind 1		    30	1.00  Marton 2

       23  2.50  Connellsville Pa 2		    30	2.50  Portsmouth 2

 "     24 10.00  O. Young to Oct 10th		    31	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     24   .75  Trenton, O. 1			Nov  1	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     24  2.00  Toledo 2			 "   1	5.00  Cleveland 5

 "     24  2.00  Wheeling W. Va 2		 "   2	1.50  Ft Wayne 2

 "     25  1.00  A. J. White 1			 "   2	4.00  Cleveland 4

 "     26  2.00  Cincinnatti 2			 "   2	3.00  Hunmelston Pa 2

 "     26  5.00  Cleveland 5			   3-4  1.50 Festus Sherbourne

 "     27   .50  Festus Sherbourne 1		     4	2.00  Akron 2

 "     27  1.00  Kendallville Ind 2		     4	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     27  1.00  Akron 1			     5	1.00  Mrs Williams 1

 "     28   .50  Festus Sherbourne		     5	1.00  Cleveland

 "     29  1.00  Parkersburg W. Va 1		     6  4.00  Canton 5

 "     30  2.00  Girard Pa 2			     6  5.00 Aliance &amp; E Liverpool 5

Oct     1  2.00  Marshall Ill 2			     7	1.00  Johnstown 1

 "      1  2.00  Newton Falls, O. 2		     7  2.00  Akron 2

 "	3  4.00  Hicksville 4			     8  1.00 Cliro Decks 1[lined out]

 "     	3  2.00  Akron 2			     8  5.00  Becks Nov 8 - Nov 17

						     8	2.50  Toledo 2

 "      4  1.00  Columbus 1			    10	2.00  Akron 2

 "    	4  2.00  Akron 2			    11	3.00  Tyrrell 4

 "      5  1.00  Blunurville 1			    12	1.00  Deal - Silk 1

 "  	6  2.00  Kansas City Mo 2		    12	1.00  Broadway 1



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Nov    12  2.00  Canton 2		     Jan   23   .50  Festus Sherbourne

 "     12  2.00  Cleveland		      "    26  3.00 Institute people

 "     13  2.00  Canton 2		      "    27  2.00  Delaware boys 2

   					      "	   28  1.00  Lancaster 1

 "     13  3.00  Louisville, O 2	      "    31  4.00 Climax Co Courte Lecture

 "     13  1.00  M Bernstein		      "	   31  1.00  Mr Hughs 1

 "     13  2.50  Cleveland 2

 "     13  2.00  Cleveland 2		     Feb   1 2.00 Val Young &amp; Phillipps   
   
 "     13  2.00  Cleveland 2		      "    3   1.00  Delaware 1

 "     13  1.00  Akron 1		      "	   5   1.25  Gillispieville  2

 "     14  2.50  Columbus 2		      "    5   1.25  Washington C.H  

 "     15  1.00  Columbus 1		      "    7   2.00  Cleveland 2

       16  1.00  Ashland 1		      "	   7   9.00  White to Feb 14

       17  1.00  Elmer Flick 1		      "	   9   1.50  Medina  2

       18  1.00  Mr Conner 1		      "    9  10.00  O. Young to Feb 27

       19  2.00  Franklin Pa 2		      "   10   8.00  Canton 11

       21  2.50  Garfield 2		      "   10   1.00  Zanesville 1

       22  5.00  Jr Becks to Nov 19 - Dec 4  Feb 11-19 2.00  Festus Sherbourne

       22  1.25  Lexington Ky 1		      "	  12   1.50  Youngstown 2

       23  1.00  Dayton 1

       25  1.00  Rochester N.Y. 1	      "   13   1.00  C. M. Chalfant 1

       26  1.25  Wash. D C. Lecturer 1	      "   16   2.00  Chattanuga Ten 2

       27   .50  Festus Sherbourne 1	      "   16   1.00  Mr Conner 1

       27 10.00  O. Young to Dec 5th		   

       27  4.00  Rochester N. Y. 4	      "   17   1.00  Mr Conner 1

       30  3.00  New Waterford 3	      "   18   2.00  Troy, Tenn 3

Dec	1  1.50  Knoxville 1		      "   19   1.50  Detroit Mich 1

 "	5  3.00  Kansas City 4		      "   19   1.50  Seattle Wash 2

	7  1.00  Val Young 1		      "   19   8.00  A. J. White to Mar 5th

	9  2.50  Youngstown 1		      "	  21   1.00 Wheeling W. Va   2

       10  3.00  Rochester N. Y. 3	      "   21   1.00  Danville

       10  1.50  Cleveland 3

       13  10.00 O. Young to Jan 2; 27	      "	  22   3.00  Oaktown Ind 3

       14   2.50 Wooster 2		      "   22   3.00  Mt Vernon 3

       15   1.00 Mr Conner 1		      "	  23   1.00  Toledo 1

       16   1.00 Mr Conner 1		      "	  23    .75  Washington D. C. 1

"	24   3.00  Lectron Conway 3

       20   3.00 Springfield 3		      "   25   1.00  Buffalo N. Y. 1

       22   2.00 Kinqua Pa 2		      "   26   1.25  Sidnay, O. 1

       22   5.00 Dr Becks		      "	  28   2.00  Clinton Iowa 2

       23   1.00 Cleveland 1		     Mar   1   2.00  Miami Fla 2 &amp; kids

       25   6.00 Marion 6		      "    2   2.50  Akron 6 [2. boys

								     Mesa, Arizona]

       26   2.00 Akron 2		      "    2    .80  Columbus 1

       29   1.00 Dr Bicks 1		     Mar 3-11  8.00 Chicago,Hostetter 1

Jan	1   1.00 Dr Becks 1		      "	   4   1.00  Toledo 1

 "	1   1.00 Henry Fagan 1		      "	   5   1.00  Dayton 1

 "  	4   1.00 Mr Hughes 1		      "    5   6.00 A. J. White to Mar 19th

 "	6   1.00 Mr Hughes 1		      "	   9   2.00  Marietta 2

 "	9   1.00 Erie Pa. 1		      "	  14   1.00  Mr Hostetter 1

Jan 10 - 11 2.00  Mr Hughes 1		      "	  14   1.00  Kendallville Ind 1

 "      12  1.00  Elmer Flick 1	              "   14   1.00  Kendallville Ind 2

 "      12 10.00  O. Young to June 30

 "      13   .75  Prospect 1		      "	  15   1.00 Val Young

 "      13  1.00  Mr Hughs		      "   15   1.00 Mrs Wentford Kendallville

 "      15   .50  Festus S. 1		      "	  16   1.50  Kendallville 2

 "      17  1.00  Wooster 1		      "   16   1.00  Kendallville 1

 "      19  1.00  Bloomdale 1		      "	  16   1.00  Springfield 1

 "      19  1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "      20  1.00  Mr Conner 1		      "   16   1.00  Mr Conner 1

 "      20  9.00  A. J. White to Jun 24th     "	  17   1.00  Mr Conner 1

        22  2.00  Man &amp; woman 2		      "   19 6.00  A. J. White to April 2nd

        22   .50  Festus S. 1
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[corresponds to page 164 (L) and page 165 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

164

Mar   19     .50  Sherbourne 1		  April	    25	3.00  Toledo 3

 "    20    1.00  Newark 1		   "	    26	1.25  Elmira N. Y. 1

 "    21    1.00  Broadway 1		   "        26  2.00 Bryan O Charlotte Mich 1

 "    22   10.00  O. Young to Mar 27th     " 	    27  2.00  Tenn 2

 "    22    1.00  Columbus 1		   "   	    27  3.00 Rochester N. Y. 4

 "    22    5.00  Chardon  Painsville 5	   " 	    27  1.00 Charlotte N. C. 1

 "    23    1.00  Columbus 1		   "	    28  3.00  St Louis Mo 4

 "    23    2.50  Jamestown N. Y 3	   "	    30   .50  Festus S. 1

 "    24    2.00  Earlington Ky 2	  May 	     3  2.00  Alliance 2

 "    24    1.00  Columbus 1		   "	     5  1.50  Corey Pa 2

 "    25    1.00  Marion Real Silk 1	   "	     6  2.50  Berkley Calif 2

 "    25     .50  Festus Shurbrone	   "         6  6.00 A. J. White to May 21st

 "    25    1.50  Buffalo N. Y. 2	   "	     9  1.00  Dayton 2

 "    25    1.50  LeRoy, O. 1		   "        10  3.00  Buffalo NY 5

 "    27    4.00  Cleveland 4		   "   	    11  1.00  Mr Conner

 "    29    1.00  Grand River, O. 1	   "	    12  1.00  Mr Conner

 "    29    1.00  Brooklyn N. Y. 1	   "  	    12 10.00 O. Young to May 22

 "    31    1.00  Willington O. 1	   "        12  2.00  Kalamazoo Mich 2

					   "	    13  4.00  Girard 4

April  2    1.50  Charleston W. Va. 2	   "	    13  1.00  Columbus 1

 "     3    2.00  Cincin O. 2		            13  3.00  Akron 2 N. Lexington 1

 "     3     .75  Ft Payne Ala 1	   "	    14 2.00 St Petersburg Fla 2

 "     3    1.50  Hillsboro 2

 "     5    1.50  St Augustine Fla 2	   "	    15  1.00 Schenectady N. Y. 1

 "     6    6.00  A. J. White to Apr 16th  "  	    16  1.00  Defiance O. 1

 "     6    1.00  Bryan O. 1		   " 	    16  4.00  Charleston W. Va 4

 "     6    1.00  Indianapolis 1	   "	    18  1.00  Indianapolis 1

 "     7   10.00  O. Young to April 24th   "	    18  2.50  Columbus 2
   
 "     7    1.00  Wooster 1		   "	    18  2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     9    1.00  Zanesville O 2	   "	    18  1.00  Batavia N. Y. 1

 "     9    2.00  Owatona Minn 2	   "	    19  1.00  Batavia N. Y. 1

 "    10    2.00  Owatona Minn		   "	    19  1.00  Columbus 1

   10-12    2.00  Kendallville Ind 1	   " 	    19  3.00  St Louis 3

 "    10    2.25  Dallas Texas 3	   "     19-21  1.50  Festus Shurborne

 "    11     .75  Kendall 		   "        20  6.00 A. J. White to June 4

 "    11    1.00  Cleveland 1		   "	    22  2.00  Cincin 2

 "    12    3.00  Powhatan O. 3		   "	    23  2.00  Oswego, N. Y. 2
 
 "    12    1.00  Akron 1			 23-24  2.00  Columbus 1

 " 13-14    2.00  Mr Conner		            24  1.00  Val Young 1

 "    13    1.00  Akron				    24  1.00  U.S. Army N.C. 1

 "    14    3.00  Evansville Ind 2		    24  1.00  Cleveland 1

 "    14    1.00  Dora Moore 1			    27  2.00  Cleveland 2

 "    15    1.00  Bangor Me. 1			 28-29  2.00  Mrs Harm Morrison

 "    17     .75  Tampa Fla. 1			    28  2.00  Cincin 2

 "    18    2.50  Marrietta 2		   "	    29  3.00  U.S. Army 3

 "    18    2.00  Springfield 1		   "	    31  6.00  Cleveland 6

   18-21    6.00  Wolcottville Ind 2	   "	    31  2.00  Cleveland 2

      18    5.00  Ft Lauderdale Fla  

   	          Cleveland	      	  June 	     1  2.50  Salimonea N. Y. 2

      19    1.00  Val Young		   "	     2  1.00  Williamson W.Va. 3

      20    2.00  Oneutta N. Y 2	   "	     2  3.00  Bridgeport Ill 3

      20    9.00  A. J. White to May 7th   "	     2  2.00  Battle Creek Mich

      21    2.50  Bennent Ill 2		  June    2-12  7.00  Onowann Wis 1

      22    1.00  Rector Ark. 1		  June	     3  3.00  Winter Park

   22-25    8.00  Granville		   "	     5  3.00  Elyria, O. 3

   24-25    1.50  Wolcottville Ind 1	   "	     6  2.50  Los Angelis 3

					   "	     7  2.00  Cleveland 2

      25    1.00  Lima 1



							                   165

June    8    1.00  Columbus 1			July  19  1.00  ]  Detroit 1

 "	8    1.50  Marion 2			 "    19  1.00  ]  Columbus 1

 "	9    3.00  Nowata Okla. 3		 "    20  3.00  Fremont 3

 "	9    1.00  Mr Conner 1			 "    20  3.00  Wheeling W Va 4

 "	9    2.50  Flint Mich 2			 "    21  2.00 Cleveland        
 
"     10    1.00  Columbus 1			 "    21  1.00  Columbus 1

June   11    2.50  Detroit Mich 2		 "    22  3.00  Columbus 1

 "     12    3.00  Cleveland 3			 "    23  2.00  Portsmouth 2

 "     13    2.00  Uniontown Pa 2		 "    23  3.00  Cleveland 3

 "     14    1.00  Millersburg 1	         "    23   .50  Festus Shurborne

 "     14    2.00  E. St Louis 2

 "     15    4.00  Springfield 4		 "    25  1.00  Granville 1

 "     15    2.50  Cleveland 2			 "    26	.75  Hamilton O. 1

 "     18    1.50  Los Angelas Calif 2		 "    27  1.50  North Randall 2

 "     19    3.50  Kent, O. 4			 "    28  4.00  [Sparta Mich 4

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 "     20    1.50  Niagara Falls 2		 "    29  1.50  Real Silk 1

 "     21    1.00  Rising Sun, Ind. 1 		 "    29  1.50  Covington Ky 2

 "     21    2.50  Middletown 2			 "    29  3.00  Dayton 3

 "     23    2.00  Springfield O. 2

 "     23   10.00  O. Young to June 19th	 "    29  1.00  Akron 1

 "     25    2.00  Cleveland 2			 "    30  3.00  Youngstown 3

 "     25    2.00  Youngstown 2			Aug    2  1.00  Val Young 1

 "     26    1.00  Oakland Calif 2		 "     3  2.00  Cleveland 2

 "     27    1.00  Dayton 1			 "     4  1.00  Woodstock 1

       27    1.25  Seattle Wash 1		 "     5  2.00  Tuscan Arizona 2

       27    1.00  Canton 1			 "     5  2.00  Columbus N. Y 2

       28    1.25  Stockton Pa 1		 "     6  .50 Festus Shurborne 1

       28    1.00  Elmer Flick			Aug    8 10.00 Gasmen           
      
       28    1.00  Val Young 1			       8  1.00  Troy O. 1

       29    2.00  Toledo 2			       8  1.00  Oniaba, Neb. 1

       29    1.50  Gainsville Fla 2		       9 4.00  Websier Grove Mo. 4

       29    2.00  Cleveland 2			      10  2.00  Cleveland 2

       29    2.00  Dayton 2			      11  1.00  Lancaster 1

       30    2.00  Chicago, Ill 2		      12  2.00  Weston Pa

July	1    3.00  Cleveland			      13  3.00  Miami Fla 4

 "	2    2.00  Akron 2

 "	2    2.00  Newport Ky 2			      13 10.00  O Young to Aug 14th

 "      3    3.00  Newell W. Va 4		      15  2.00  Foatoria 3

 "	3    4.00  Lorain 4			      15  1.00  Cleveland 1

 "	4    6.00  A.J. White to July 2nd	      16  3.00  St Louis 3

 "    5-8    3.00  Plain City			      16  9.00 A.J. White to Aug 13th

 "	5    1.00  Conference man		      17  5.00  Wheeling W. Va 5

 "	6    3.00  Akron 4			      18  1.50  Columbus 2

 "	7    1.00  Granville 1			      19  1.50  Columbus 2

 "	7    2.00  St Louis 2			      20  2.00 Columbus 2 hickers

 "	7    2.00  Franklin Pa 3		      20  2.00  Paulding O. 2

 "	8    3.00  Odan, Ind 4			      20  4.50 Louisville Ky 3,5 kids

 "	8    3.00  [Anderson Ind		      21  2.00  Nashville Tenn 3

		   [Rock River Wy

	8    2.00  Cleveland 2			      22  5.00  Covington Ky]  5

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	9   10.00  O. Young to July 17th	      22  1.50  North Randall 2

	9    3.00  Erie Pa  ]  3		      22  1.00  Jackson 1

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       11    1.00  Dayton 1			      23  4.00  Kansas 4

       12    3.00  Painesville 4		      23  1.25  Kentucky 1

       13    2.00  Scrantin Pa 2		      23  2.50  Cleveland 1

       14    4.50  Buffalo N Y     ]		      24  1.00  Cleveland 1

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    17-24    4.00  Restaurant woman 1		      25  1.00  Real Silk 1

       18    1.00  Clyde O. 1			      25  1.00  Bucyrus 1

       19    9.00  A. J. White to July 23rd	      26  4.00  Cincinatte 4

       19   [3.00  Logan, W. Va			      26  2.00  Cleveland 2

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                    <text>[page 85]

[corresponds to page 166 (L) and page 167 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

166

Aug    26  3.00  Champagne Ill 4		Oct  10  1.00  Troy 1

 "     27  1.00  Wooster 1			 "   11  1.00  Val Young 1

 "     29  4.00  Panama City Fla 4		 "   12  1.00  Indianapolis 1

 "     30  3.50  Covington Ky 3			 "   12	 2.00  Erie, Pa 2

 "     31  2.50  Cleveland			 "   13	 2.25  Youngstown 2

Sept	1  3.00  Springfield 3			 "   13	 4.00  Warren, Pa 4

 "	1  3.00  Phila, Pa 2			 "   13	 1.00  Strasburg 1

 "	2  2.00  Cleveland			 "   15	 2.00  Akron 2

 "	3  2.00  Pomeroy 2			 "   15	 4.00  Canton 4

 "	3  2.00  Portsmouth 2			  

 "	3  2.00  Toledo 2			 "   15	 9.00  White to Oct 15th

 "	3  3.00  Alton Ill 4			     18	 2.00  Lima 2

 "	4  3.50  N.Y. City 3			     19	 1.00  Columbus 1

 "	4  2.00  Pomeroy 2			     21	 1.00  Napoleon 1

 "	5  3.00  Cleveland 3			     22	 4.00  Toledo 4

 "	6  1.00  Val Young 1			     23	 4.00  Toledo 4

 "	7  2.00  Adrian Miller 2		     24	 1.00  DesMoine,Lectum County

						     24	 1.00  Columbus 1

 "	8  1.00  Mr Conner 1			     26	 2.00  Cleveland 2

       11  2.00  New York City 2		     27	 1.00  Canaton 1

       13  2.00  Akron 2			     27	 3.00  Kent O. 3

       13  1.00  Columbus			     28	  .50  A Baltic

       14  2.00  Los Angeles 2			     29	 2.00  Denver Colo 2

       14  1.00  Cincinnati 1			     29	 3.00  E. Liverpool 3

       15  1.00  Ft Wayne Ind 1			     31	 2.00  Athens 2

       15  4.00  Pontiac Mich 4			     31	 1.00  Mrs Schenck 1

       15  10.00 O. Young to Sept 11th		Nov   1	 5.00  Perry, O. 6

       17  6.00  A. J. White to Aug 27		 "    1	 1.00  Indianapolis 1

       17  2.50  Sharon Pa 2

       17  1.00  Louisville Ky 1		 "    3  1.00  Marion O. 1

       18  6.00  A.J. White to Sept 10		 "    4	 .50 Cleveland electric man 1

       18  2.00  Marysville Ky 2	         "    5	  .50  Festus Sherborn 1

       18  1.00  Greenfield Mass 1		 "    5	 3.50  Oakland Park Ind 4

       19  1.00  Columbus 1			 "    5	 1.00  Cleveland 1

       20  2.50  Cleveland 2			 "    8	 1.00  Cleveland 1

       20  4.00  Covington Ky. 4		     12	 2.00  Cleveland 2

       20  4.00  [Covington Ky 4		     12	 2.00  Cleveland 2

		 [Bland Hill, O.	

       21  1.50  Newark 2

       21  4.50  Pinesville Ky 3		     14	 1.00  Chicago 1

       22  1.00  Napoleon 1			     14	 1.00  Marion 1

       22  6.00  A.J. White to Sept 24  1	     15	 1.00  Marion 1

       22  3.00  Bristow Ky 3			     15	 1.00  Val Young 1

       23  1.00  Napoleon 1			     17	 10.00  O. Young to Oct 9

       23  1.00  Ashland 1			     17	 2.00  Canton 2

       24  4.00  Kent 4				     19	 1.00  Zanesville 1

       24  1.00  Akron 1			     19	 1.00  Akron 1

       16  1.00  Napoleon 1			     20	 1.00  Cleveland 1

						     21	 1.00  Ambrose 1

       27  2.00  San Antonia Texas 2		     22	 1.00  Marion 1

       28  1.00  Piqua, O. 1			     22	 2.00  Canton 2

       29  2.50  Fla 2				     24	 3.00  Akron 6

Oct	1  2.00  Akron 2			     25	  .75  Toledo 1

 "	2  4.00  New York City 4		     27	 4.50  Columbus 6

 "	4  1.00  Pandora 1			     27	 1.00  Cleveland 1

 "	6  1.00  Mr Conner			     29	 2.00  Akron 2

 "	7   .50  Bath				     30	 4.00  Youngstown 4

 "	7  2.25  Oklahoma 3			     30	 1.00  Cleveland 1

 "      8  1.00  Goose Creek Texas		     30  1.00  Oberton 1

 "	8 10.00  Erie, Pa 10			     30	 1.00  U. S. A. 1	



						                           167

Dec	1  2.00  Niagara Falls Ont 2		     23	 8.25  Lecture Course

 "	1  2.00  Canton 2			     24	 1.50  Herb Irvin &amp; Wife

 "	3  2.00  Cincinnati 3			     27	 3.00  Tulsa Okla 3

 "	6  3.75  Mass. Lecture course 3			       

 "	6  1.25  Jamestown N. Y. 1		     28	 1.00  Mt Vernon 1

 "	7  3.00  Kerlsonkson  N.Y 3		     30	 3.00  Ed Potter

 "	7  1.00  Chicago Ill 1			     30	 1.00  Marion 1

 "	7  1.00  Cleveland 1			     30	 1.00 Columbus 1

 "	7  1.00  Jno Trigg 1			     30	 1.00  Atlanta Ga 1

 "	9  2.00  Toledo 2			     31	 1.00  Val Young 1

 "     11  1.00  Rochester N.Y 1		     31	 1.00  Marion 1

 "     11  1.00  Dayton O. 1			Feb   1	 1.00  West Salem 1

       13  1.00  Marion 1			 "    1	 1.00  Albany N.Y 1

       14  1.00  New Dover, O. 1		 "    2	10.00  O. Young to Dec 4

       15 10.00  O. Young to Nov 6		 "    2	 2.50  Marnee 3
	
    15-25 10.00  Delineator, N.Y 1	         "    4	 5.00  Deifenbaugh 1

       17  2.00  Cincinnati 2			 "    5	 7.00  Show People 2

       18  1.00  St Cloud Fla 1			 "    5	 3.00  Ed Potter

       18  2.50  Cincinnati 2			 "    5	10.00  O. Young to Jan 1

       18   .50  Use of phone			 "    6	 1.00  Coshocton 1

       20  1.00  Val Young 1			 "    6	 1.00  Herb Irwin 1

       20  1.00  Marion 1			 "    6	 1.00  Columbus 1

       23  3.00  [Cleveland			 "    7  1.00  Indianapolis 1

	         [Akron				 "   10	 2.00  Cleveland 2

		 [Tom Harold Ind

       23  3.00  Stanford Ky 4			 "   10	 1.00  Cuyahogo Falls 	

       23  2.50  Franklin Pa 2			 " 8-11	 1.50  Festus 1

       24  2.00  Akron 2

       30  1.00  Cincinnati			     12	 3.00  Ed Potter

       30  3.00  Akron 3			 "   13	 1.00  Marion 1

       30  2.00  Wilson Ky 2			 "   13  1.00  Lakeview 1

30-Jan	1  1.25  Festus Sherbourne 1		 "   13	 1.00  Mansfield 1

       31  3.00  Akron 3			 "   14	 8.00  Dr Deifenbach

(1928)

Jan	1  2.00  Conneat 2			  14-20	 4.50  Terre Haute Ind 1

 "	5  2.00  Lafayette Ind 2		     16 11.00  Show People 2

 "	2  2.00  Kingway Pa 2			     17	 2.00  cincinnatti 2

 "	2  1.00  Poneroy O. 1			     18	 5.00  A.J. White

 "	3  1.00  Herb Irwin 1			     19	 2.00  Marshall Tenn 2

 "	3  1.00  Springfield 1			     20	 3.00  Ed Potter

 "	5  1.00  Mt Vernon 1			     21	 1.00  Marion 1

 "	5  1.00  Zack Potter 1			     22	 4.00  New Port Tenn 7

 "	6  1.00  Zack Potter 1			     22	 2.00  Cleveland 2

 "	6  2.25  Akron 3			     22	 2.00  St Louis Mo 2

 "	6  2.50  Birmingham Ala 2		     23	 1.00  Marion 1

 "	7  1.00  Jack Potter 1			     23	 1.00  Cambridge Springs Pa

 "    7-8  2.00  Terre Haute Ind 1		     24	 2.00  Freeport O. 2

       10  1.00  Cleveland 1		             25	 1.00  Chicago Ill 1

       12  1.00  Columbus 1			     27	 3.00  Youngstown 3

       13  1.00  Hamilton, O. 1			     27	 3.00  Ed Potter

       15  3.00  Ed Potter 1			     28	 2.00  Canton, N.C. 2

       14   .50  Delaware 1			     29	 1.00  Marion 1

 "     16  1.00  Marion 1			Mar   1	 1.00  Los Angeles 1

 "     18  1.25  Hugh Diamond 1			 "    3	 1.00  H Goldsburg 1

 "     19  2.00  Akron 2			 "    4	 3.00  Ed Potter

 "     21  2.50  Chicago Ill 2			 "    7	 1.00  Columbus 1

 "     21  3.00  Buffalo N. Y. 3		 "    7	10.00  O. Young to Jan 29

 "     21  3.00  Ed Potter  3			 "    7	 2.00  Columbus 2</text>
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[corresponds to page 168 (L) and page 169 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

168

Mar  11	3.00  Ed Potter			April	 6	1.00  Victor Blake

 "   11	1.00  Dayton 1			 "	 7	1.50  Hamilton, O. 2

 "   13	1.00  Marion 1			April	 8	1.50  Ft Recovery 2

 "   13	1.00  Val Young 1		 "	11	1.00  Cincinnati 1

 "   13	1.00  Stewart Mills 1		 "	11	1.00  Newark 1

					 "	12	1.00  Springfield 1

 "   13	 .75  Henry Fagan 1		 "	12	10.00  O. Young to Mar 25

 "   13	3.00  Salem 3			 "	13	1.00  Delaware 1

 "   13	2.00  Youngstown 2			13	2.00  Palm Beach Fla 2

 "   14	1.00  Marion 1				14	4.00  Rocky River 4

 " 14-213.50  Henry Fagan		        16	1.00  Marion 1

 "   14	4.00  Westfield] N.Y. 4			16	5.00  Kent 5

	      Buffalo  ]			17	1.00  Della Ford 1

 "   15	1.00  Marion 1				17	1.00  Marion 1

						17	1.00  Val Young

 "   15	1.00  Columbus 1			18	1.00  Akron 1

 "   17	 .75  Joliet Ill 1			18	1.00  Marion 1

 "   20	1.00  Marion 1				19	1.00  Findlay 1

 "   21	1.00  Marion 1				20	 .75  Denver Colo 1

					     21-30	4.50  Henry Fagan

 "   21	1.00  Cincinnati 1			21	2.00  Cincinnati 2

 "   21	1.00  Detroit 1				22	1.00  Benton Ill. 1

 "   21	1.00  Mt Vernon 1			24	1.00  Lima 1

						24	2.00  Milwauke Wisconsin 1

 "   22	1.00  Gouneaus 1			26	1.00  Delaware 1

     22	 .75  Cardington 1			26	1.00  Youngstown 1

						26	2.00  Carlisle 2

     23	1.00  Tiffin 1				27	1.00  Cleveland 1

     23	1.00  Marion 1				28	 .50  Festus Sherbourn

     23	2.00  Cleveland 2			30 	1.00  Troy O. 1

     24	1.00  Mt Vernon 1			30	1.00  Cleveland

     24	 .75  Mt Vernon 1		May   1-11	4.00  Henry Fagan

     25	10.00  O. Young to Feb 26th	 "	 1	2.00  Rush &amp; man 2

     25	2.00  Akron 2				 2	2.00  Columbus 1

     26	2.00  Ashtabula 2			 3	1.50  Cleveland 2

     27	2.00  Marietta 2			 4     10.00  O. Young to April 22

     28	1.00  Canton 1				 4	1.00  Findlay 1

   8-30	1.50  Festus Sherbourn			 7	1.00  Mr Watson

     30	1.00  Marion				 8	1.00  Mr Watson

     31	2.00  Newport, Me.		         9	4.50  Santa Monica Calif 6

April 1	2.00  Cleveland 2			 9	1.00  Waldo 1

 "    1	 .50  Festus Sherbourn			 9	1.00  Columbus 1

 "    2	1.00  Marion 1				 9	1.00  Marion 1

 "    2	1.00  Jackson 1				10	1.50  Sidney O. 2

 "    2	1.00  garage worker 1			10	1.00  Marion 1

 "    3	1.00  Marion 1				11	2.50  [Cleveland O    3

							      [Miami Fla

 "    4	2.00  Terre Houte 2			11	2.00  Columbus 2

 "    4	1.00  Detroit 1				11	3.00  Cleveland 3

 "    4	3.00  [Girand Pa 2			13	4.00  [Champaign Ill  4

	      [Boston Mass 1			  	      [Danville

						13	2.00  Akron 2

 "    5	1.00  Detroit 1				15	2.00  Memphis Tenn 2

 "    5	2.00  Lexington Ky 2		        16	1.00  Miss Lane

 "    5	5.00  [Detroit				17	1.00  Miss Lane 1

	      [Cleveland		        19	3.00  Indianapolis Ind 3

 "    6	2.50  N.Y. &amp; Ala.		        19	2.00  Los Angelea 2

						21     10.00  O. Young to May



							                 169

May  21	1.00  Marion 1			July 	 4	2.50  Columbus 3

 "   21	4.00  Nashville Tenn 4		 "	 6	3.00  Fremont

 "   22	1.00  Marion 1			 "	 7	1.00  Los Angeles 1

 "   22	1.00  Val Young 1		 "	 7	1.00  Delaware 1

 "   23	4.00  [Cuyahoga Falls 4			 8	3.00  St Louis 4

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     25	1.50  Canaton 2				 8	2.00  Salem Ill. 2

     26	1.00  Delaware 1			 9	1.00  London Ky 1

     26	 .50  Festus S. 1			10	2.00  Buffalo 2

     27	1.50  W. Palm Beach Fla 2	        10	1.00  Cleveland 1

     28	1.00  Dalton, O. 1			12	1.00  Portland Ind 1

     28	2.00  Cincin O. 2			12	1.00  Youngstown 1

     29	 .50  Woodrion, Ill  2			12	1.00  Marion 1

     30	2.00  Akron 2				12	1.00  Delaware 1

						13	10.00  O. Young to July 15th

June  2	4.00  A. J. White			14	2.00  Chicago 2

 "    2	2.00  Akron 3				14	2.00  Youngstown 2

 "    5	1.00  Marion 1				14	2.50  Buffalo 2

 "    6	1.00  Marion 1				15	1.00  North Lima 1

 "    6	2.00  [Fla.  3				16	1.00  Somerset 1

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 "    6	1.00  Canton 1					      [Salem, Ill.

 "    7	2.00  Staffing Rock Pa 2

 "    7	2.00  Cleveland 2			17	1.00  Somerset O. 1

     11	1.00  Fruitree Mon			18	2.50  Detroit Mich 3

     11	2.00  Bellaire O. 3			18	2.50  Chicago 3

     13	1.00  Mt Gilead 1			18	1.00  Rusee 1

     13	10  O. Young to June 17			18	2.00  Marion

     14	1.00  Mt Gilead 1			19      2.00  [Iowa City Ia

							      [Huntington Ind

     15	1.50  Canton 2				19	2.50  Athens Ala 3

     17	1.25  Anapolis Md. 1

     18	2.00  Oil City, Pa. 2			19	1.50  Briston Oka 3

     18	1.00  New York City 1			20	2.00  Cleveland 3

     19	1.00  Chicago 1				20	3.00  Columbus 3

						21	2.00  Tiffin, O. 2

     20	2.00  Chicago 2				22	4.00  Camp Hill Pa 6

     22	1.00  Springfield 1			23	1.00  Marion 1

     22	2.00  Akron 2				23	1.00  Robertsville, O. 1

     23	2.50  Youngstown 3			24	2.00  Vienna Ill 2

     24	3.00  New Castle Pa. 5			24	3.00  [Illegible] Tenn 3

     25	2.25  Allunba Calif 3		        25	1.00  Memphis Tenn 1

     26	1.00  Val Young				25	1.00 Columbus 1

						26	1.00 Mr Conner

     26	1.00  Marion 1				26	1.00  Chicago

     27	1.50  Youngstown 2			26	1.00  Memphis Tenn 1

     27	1.00  Pennsylvania 1			27	3.00  Ratlen Ky 3

     28	1.00  Dayton 1				27	1.00  Mr Rush

     28	1.00  Mr. Conner 1			28	4.00  St Louis Mo 5

  28-29	2.00  Mr Hostettler 1			28	2.00  [Firo 2

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     30	 .75  Brinson, Mich 1			31	3.00  Chicago

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     30	2.00  Cincin 2				31	1.00  U.S.N.G.

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[corresponds to page 170 (L) and page 171 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

170

Aug   2	2.00  Centerburg 1		  Aug	  27	2.00  Cleveland 2

 "    2	1.00  Martins Ferry 1		   "	  28	1.25  Springfield Wis

 "    2	3.00  Terre Houte Ind 4		   "	  28	1.00  Columbus 1

 "    3	2.00  University Miss 2		   "	  29	1.50  Kansas City

 "    5	2.50  Columbus 3		   "	  29	2.00  chicago Ill 2

 "    6	4.00  Newark N.J. 4		   "	  30	1.00  Youngstown 1

 "    6	1.00  New York City 1		   "	  30	2.00  Rock Creek, O 2

 "    6	1.00  Mr Rush 1			   "	  30	3.00  Marietta 3

 "    7	1.00  Mr Rush 1			   	  31	2.00  Owensboro Ky 2

 "    6	1.00  Florida 1		         	  31	3.00 Lisbon, O. 4

 "    8	2.50  Morgantown W. Va			  31	2.00  Akron 2

 "    8	2.00  Cleveland			  Sept	   1	1.00  Fox

      8	11.00  Busman			   "	   2	1.00  Fox

	       Meadville W. Va		   "	   1	1.50  Columbus 2

	       Menard W. Va

      9	4.00  Bridgport 3		   "	   2	1.00  Albany N. Y  1

     10	3.00  Terre Haute Ind 2		   "	   2	2.00  Akron 2

     10	10.00  O. Young to Aug 12	   "	   2	2.00  Cincinnati 2

     11	2.00  Akron 2			   "	   2	3.00  Zanesville 3

  13-18	4.00 furnace Man		   "	   3	2.50  Louisville Ky 2

     14	4.00  Youngstown 4	           "	   3	2.00  Lima O. 2

     14	2.00  [Muir

	      [Allentown  2		   "	   3	2.00  Conneut, O. 2	

     15	4.50  [Kare Tenn  4			   4	1.00 Val Young

	      [Cleveland			   4	1.00  Mr Rush

						   6	1.50  Owensboro Ky 2

  15-17 2.00  Bus man				   8	10.00  O. Young to Sept 9th

     16	1.00  Coshocton, O. 1			   8	2.00  Niagara Falls 2

     16	1.00  Insurance man 1			    

     16	5.00  Canton, O. 5			   9	5.00  Fort Wayne Ind 5

     16	1.00 Kansas City, Mo 1			  10	2.00  Terre Haute Ind 2
	
     17	1.00  Cambridge O.		       10-15	5.00  Toledo, O Staugh

     18	2.00  Canton 2				  11	1.50  Rochester N.Y. 2

     18	2.00  Muncie Ind 2			  11	1.50  Cincinati 2

     18	4.00  Cleveland 4			  11	1.50  Cleveland 2

     19	1.00  London, Ky. 1		       12-15	3.00  Stump man

     19	6.00  Cincinnati 6 6		          13	1.00  Thurston Crime 1

     20	1.00  Somerset 1			  15	2.00  Ft Wayne, Ind 2

     20	3.00  Arnoldsburg Mo 5			  15	2.00  N.Y. City 2

	      [Scottsdale Pa

     20	3.00  [Ionia Mich  4			  16	Adairsville Ga 3

     21	7.00  Mr Tomlinson			  16	2.00 Akron 2

     21	1.00  Dayton 1				  16	1.50  Louisville Ky

     21	2.50  Akron 3				  17	1.00  Mr Rush

     21	2.00  Cincinnati		

     22	1.00  Mr Rush 1				  17	1.00  London Ky 1

     23	1.00  Deaf women 2			  18	1.00  Mr Rush

     23	1.00  Mr Conner				  20	1.00  Mr Conner

     23	1.00  Crane T.				  22	3.00  Akron 4

     23	2.00  Houston Tex 2			  25	1.50  Akron 2

     25	4.00  Charlestown W. Va 4		  27	 .75  Cincin 1

						  27	1.00  Mr Rush 1

     25	2.50  Canton, O.			  27	1.00  Rush man 1

     25	1.00  Thurston Crane			  27	1.00  Fostoria 1

     27	2.00  Troy, O. 3			  28	1.25  Chautauqua 1

     27	2.00  Cleveland				  28	1.00  West Harich W.



						                       171

Sept 29	1.00  Sedan Kansas 1		Nov	  16	2.00  Detroit Mich 2

Oct   3	1.50  Mendon, O. 2		 "	  17	2.00  Portsmouth 2

 "    3	1.50  Rockford O 2		 "	  17	2.00  Cuyahoga Falls 2

 "    3	1.50  Cleveland 2		 "	  17	1.00  Ralph Fox 1

 "    3	1.00  Rush's man 1		 "	  17	10.00  O. Young to Nov 4th

      4	1.00  Rush's man 1		 "	  18	1.50  Lexington Ky]  3

      5	1.50  Cincinnati 2			  18	 .75  Price Hill Ky]

      8	4.00  Ablene Kas. 4			

      9	1.00  Val Young 1			  19	1.00 Mr Rush

     11	10.00  O Young to Oct 7			  19	1.00  Columbus

     11	2.00  Bay Village 2			  21	1.00  Mr Rush

     11	1.00  Henry Fagan			  24	 .50  Festus Sherbourne

     11	2.00  Akron

     12	2.50  Lexington Ky			  27	1.00  Mr Rush

     12	 .50  Henry Fagan			  28	2.00  Huston Texas 2

  13-14	2.00  Mr Blevins			  30	1.00  Henry Fagan 1

						  30	1.00  Cleveland 1

     13	1,00  Mr Fox			Dec	   1   10.00 O. Young to Dec 2nd 1928

     13	1.25  Petersburg Tenn 1		 "	   2	1.00  Henry Fagan 1

     14	3.00  Buffalo N.Y. 3		 "	   3	1.00  Nilana Ill 1

     15	1.00  Mr Rush			 "	   3	3.00  Lansing N.C. 3

     16	1.00  Mr Rush			 "	   5	1.00  Mr Rush 1

     16	2.00  Findlay, O. 2			   7	1.00  Mr Fox

     16	1.00  Cincinnati 1			   8	1.00 Mr Fox

     18	1.00  Mr Conner				  11	2.00  Indianapolis Ind 2

     18	1.00  Lauderdale Ave			  13	1.00  Mr Conner

     19	2.00  Canton 2				  13	1.50  Columbus O. 2

     19	3.00  Salem				  17	4.00  Akron 6

	      Youngstown

     20	4.00  Modra Tenn 4			  18	1.00  Val Young 1

     20	2.00  Youngstown 2			  19	1.00  Mr Rush 1

     20	3.00  Hammond Ind 3			  19	2.00  Buffalo New York 2

     20	1.00  Centerville, O. 1			  21	1.00  Mr Rush 1

     21	2.00  Akron				  22	4.50  Telephone family

     22	1.25  Ridgwest N.C. 2			  26	3.00  Cleveland 3

     23	1.00  Newark O. 1			  26	2.00  Danville, O. 2

     23	4.50  [Toronto				  26	1.00  Anglo Ind 1

	      [La &amp; K.Cy  6			  28	2.00  Albany N. Y. 2

     24	2.00  Bay Village 2			  31	1.00  Parkersburg W. Va 1

     26	1.00  Jefferson O. 1	    1929  Jan	   1	2.00  Akron 2

     26	2.25  Grigsby Tenn 3		   "	   3   10.00  O. Young to Dec 30

						   4	1.00  Mr Rush 1

     30	1.00  Mr Sewell 1		   "	   4	1.50  Lecture course 2

     31	1.00  Mr Rush			   "	   5	1.25  Maitland O 1

     31	1.00  Cincinnati 1		   "	   8	2.00  Springfield 2

Nov 1-1	 .50  Trowbridge	           "	   9	1.00  Mr Rush

 "    3	3.00  Grisby Tenn		   "	  10	1.00  Decker phone boy

 "    3	3.00  Youngstown			  11	1.00  Fanifa Fla 1

 "  6-8	3.00  Mr Watson				  15	1.00  London Ky 1

      7	1.00  Mr Rush				  15	1.00  Van Wert O 1

      8	2.00  Gladson Mich			  16	1.00  Farming Institute

      8	1.50  Albany N.Y.			  16	1.00  Mr Rush

     10	2.00  Marion, O. 2		          16	1.00  Danville 1

     11	1.00  New Yofk City 1			  16	2.00  Gambier 2

     11	1.00  Cleveland 1			  17	1.00  Farmers Institute

     12	1.00  Val Young 1			  17	1.00 Mr Conner 1

     13	1.50  Baltimore Md 2			  17	2.00  Canton 2

     13	1.00  Youngstown 1			  18	1.00  Centerburg O. 1

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[corresponds to page 172 (L) and page 173 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

172

Jan    29  Val Young 1.00  1		Mar   25   3.00  Troy 3

 "     30  1.00  Mr Rush 1		 "    25   3.00  Mr Rush

 "     31  1.00  Zanesville 1		 "    27   1.00  Lodi, O. 1

Feb     1  1.00  Kent, O 1		 "    28   2.50  Miami, Fla

 "      2  2.00  Columbus 2		 "    29   1.50  Indianapolis 2

 "      4  3.00  Lecture Course 3        "    30   2.00  Oak Park Ill

 "      4  3.50  Norwood 5		      31   2.00  Oak Park Ill

 "      5  1.75  [Meadville Pa 3	      31   1.00  Akron

   		 [Hagerstown Pa

 "      6  1.50  Buffalo N.Y. 2		      31   1.00  Harry Truxall

 "      6  1.00  Centerburg 1		April  1   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "      7  1.00  Anderson Ind 1		 "     2   5.50  Gastramia N.C.

 "      7 10.00  O. Young to Jan 27
	      
 "      7  1.00  Centerburg 1		       2   1.00  New Castle Pa

 "     10  1.00  Centerburg 1		       3   1.00  Mr Rush

 "     12  1.00  Mr Rush 1		       4   1.00  Columbus, O. 1

 "     13  1.00  Philadelphia Pa 1	       5   1.00  Manchester Tenn 2

       13  1.00  Centerburg 1

       14  1.00  Mr Conner 1		       5   1.00  Philadelphia 1

       14  2.35  Cleveland 3		       6   1.50  Hartsville Tenn 1

       14  2.00  Ashland 2		       6   2.00  Cleveland 2

					     6-7   1.00  Festus S.

       14  3.00  Irwin Pa 4		       6  10.00  O. Young to Mar, 24

       17   .75  Mr Spencer 1		       8   2.00  Cleveland 2

       15  1.00  Zanesville 1		       8   2.00  Bryan, O. 2

       20  1.00  Mr Rush		      10   2.00  Hollywood

       27  1.00  Zanesville 1		      10   2.00  Buffalo

       28  2.00  Council Bluffs, Ia.	      11   1.00  Mr Conner

       28  2.00  Cleveland 2		      11   2.00  Buffalo, N.Y. 2

Mar     1  1.00  Louisville Ky 1	      12   2.00  Chicago Ill

 "      1  1.00  Mr Fox			      13   2.00  Cleveland 2

 "      1  1.00  Mr Fox

Feb 24-Mar 3 5.00  Stove man		      14    .75  Los Angeles 1

 "  27-Mar 5 4.75  Festus, S.		      15   3.00  Bay Village, O. 3

Mar     4  1.00  Mr Rush		      16   1.00  Val Young

 "      5  1.00  West Salem		      16   1.00  Philadelphia 1

 "      5  2.00  [Chicago		      17   2.00  Canton 2

		[Springfield		      17   1.00  Columbiana 1

        8  2.00  Lecture Course		      17   1.00  Lansing Mish 1

 "     10 10.00  Otto Loring to Feb 24

 "     10  1.00  Shellyville Ind. 1	      18   1.00  Mr Rush

       11  2.00  Cleveland 2		      19   1.00  Lansing Mich

       12  1.00  Val Young 1		      20   2.00  Akron 2

					      22  10.00  O. Young to Apr 21

       13  1.00  Toledo 1		Apr   23   4.50  Garage man

       13  1.00  Victor Blake 1		      26   1.00  Victor Blake

       14  1.00  Mr Conner 1		      27   3.00  Cleveland 3

       15  3.00  Troy, O. 3		      28   3.00  Cleveland 

       17  1.50  Youngstown 2		      29   1.00  Shelby, O. 1

       18  1.00  Mr Rush 1		      29   1.00  Athens, O. 1

       19  3.00  Cleveland 3		      30   1.00  Athens O 1

       20  3.00  Cleveland 3		May    1   1.00  Athens, O. 1

       20  2.00  Akron 2		 "     1   1.50  Bluefield W. Va

					May 3-10   3.00  Mrs Chapman

       21  1.00  Dayton, O. 1		 "     3   2.00  Detroit Mich 2

       25  1.00  Springfield 1		 "     4   2.50  garage man to 	Ma

       26  1.00  Springfield		 "     5   1.00  Canton, O

       27  1.00  Springfield		 6 to 10   3.50  Columbus



							                     173

 "      9  1.00  Mr Conner

May    12   .50  Rev Barnhart 1		Jun   14   1.00  Mr Rush

 "     13  2.50  garage man to May 18  	 "    15   2.50  Beaver Falls

 "     13  1.00  Columbus 1		      15   2.00  Columbus

 "     13  1.00  Mr Rush 1		      16   1.00  Percie Censon

May 10-14  2.00  Miss Chapman 1		      17   1.00  Coshocton

 "     13  2.00  Cumberland Tenn 2			

 "     14  1.00  Columbiana O 1		      17   1.00  West Union

       15  2.00  Bay Village 2		      18   1.00  Lincoln, Del.

       16   .75  Dayton 1		      19   1.00  Cincinnati

       17  1.50  Cleveland 2		      19   1.00  Columbiana 1

       18  2.50  garage man to May 25	      21   2.50  Morgantown W. Va

       21  1.00  Val Young 1		   21-27   3.50  Mr Watson

       21  1.00  Mrs Withers		   21-27   4.00  Miss Watson

       22  1.00  Val Young		      23   1.00  Harry Truxall

       22  1.00  Mrs Withers		      24   1.00  West Union

       22  1.00  A. J. White		      25   1.00  West Union

       22  3.00  Kent, O. 3		      25   1.00  Val Young

       24  2.00  Wooster O. 2		      25   5.00  [Brazil Ind

       25  2.50  garage man to June 1st			 [Snickley Pa.

       25  2.00  Roseville, O. 2	      26   1.00  West Union

       26   .50  Rev. Barnhart 1	      26   2.00  Lake Charles, La.

       27   .50  Rainelle W. Va 1

       27  3.00  Fitzgerald, Ga.	      26   2.00  Cleveland

       28  2.00  Gary, Ind		      27   4.00  Miss Watson to July 4

       28  2.00  [Agrienquit Me

		 [Boston Mass		      27   3.50  Mr Watson to July 4

       29  1.00  Columbus		      28   1.00  Columbus 1

       30   .75  Eldon Condit		      29   2.00  Cleveland

       31   .75  Galion			      29   2.50  Cambridge, O.

					      30    .50  Rev Barnhart

June    1   .50  Washington D.C.	      30   2.00  Rochester N.Y.

 "      2   .50  Rev. Barnhart		July   1   1.50  Phoenix Arizona

 "      4  1.00  Anderson Ind.		 "     3   3.00  Attica N.Y.

        4  1.50  Cleveland		 "     4   1.00  Delaware

        4  1.00  Williamson N.Y		 "     5   3.50  Mr Watson to July 11

        5  1.00  Anderson Ind		 "     5   4.00  Mrs Watson   July 11

        5  1.00  Columbiana	         "     5   2.00  Cleveland

        5  1.50  Cleveland

        6  1.50  Cleveland		       6   2.00  Buffalo, N.Y.

        6  1.00  Mr Conner		       7   5.00  Carlile Oklee,  6

        6  2.00  Washington D.C. 2	       8  10.00  O. Young to June 16

        6  4.00  Louisville Ky 4	       8   4.00  [Anderson Ind.

							 [New Caghy Ind

        6  1.00  Columbiana 1				 [Indianapolis

        7  1.00  Jefferson 1		       9   6.00  Belferd N.J.

        9  3.00  Chicago Ill 3		      10   2.50  Ashville N.C.

        9   .50  Rev Barnhart		   10+11   6.00  Ahrens

    10-13  3.00  Anderson, Ind.		      10   1.00  Loudia, Ky.

       10 10.00  O. Young to May 19th	      11   2.00  Fremont, O.

 "     11  1.00  Jefferson, O		      11   7.00  Workman

 "  13-20  3.50  Mr Watson		      16   4.00  Louisville Ky

 "  13-20  4.00  Miss Watson		      17   1.00 Mr Rush



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[corresponds to page 174 (L) and page 175 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

174

July  18  1.00  Rawson O.		Aug  24	6.00  Maryland

 "    18  2.00  Gelletin Tenn.		 "   25	1.00  Columbiana

 "    18  4.00  Montgomery, O		 "   27	1.00  Rochester Ind

 "    19  4.00  [Charleston W Va         "   27	3.00  Detroit Mich

		[Washington Pa		 "   27	1.00  Columbiana
     
      20  4.50  Indianapolis Ind	 "   27	1.00  Lansing Mich

      21   .50  Rev Barnhart			   

      22 10.00  O. Young to July 14	 "   28	1.00  Columbiana

      23  2.00  Cincinnati	         "   28	1.00  Lansing Mich

      25  2.00  Muncie Ind		     28	3.00  Warren O

      28   .50  Rev Barnhart		     29	1.00  Thurstin Cram

      29  3.00  N.Y. City		     29	1.00  Columbiana

      30  1.00  Val Young		     29	1.00  Lansing Mich

Aug    1  3.50  Lake Worth Fla]		     29	1.00  Cleveland

   		Georgetown Ill]

 "     5  2.50  Landis Miss]		     29	1.00  Tiffin, O

   		Minplin Tenn]				

 "     5  1.00  Wooster O.		     30	1.00  Columbus

 "     5  1.00  Washington C.H.		     30	1.00  Huntington W. Va

 "     6  2.25  Uniontown Pa		     30	2.00  Erie, Pa

 "     6  1.00  Columbiana, O.		     30	4.50  Cleveland

       8  1.00  Mr Conner		     30	2.00  Lisbon

       8  1.00  Columbiana		     31	1.00  Akron

       8  3.00  Dayton			Sept  3	1.00  Val Young

       9  1.00  Columbiana		 "    3	3.00  Louisville Ky

      10  1.50  Akron			 "    3	1.00  Tiffin, O.

      10  3.00  Hamilton		 "    4	1.00  Mr Rush

      10  2.00  Ovilla - Akron		 "    4	2.00  Tiffin O.

      10  1.00  A.J.White		      5	1.50  Sandusky O.

      10  3.00  Cleveland		      6	3.00  [Cleveland

      13  2.00  Middlesborouth, Ky.		      [Herrodsburg Ky

      13  2.00  Springfield O.		      7	1.00  Geaver Falls Pa

      13  3.00  Milwaukie Wis]

		Winnepeg Canada]	   6-15	5.00  Mr Shony 10 nights

      14  1.00  Columbus		      9	1.25  Zanesville

      14  1.00  Danville O.

      14  2.00  [Zanesville, O.

		[Marietta O.		     10	1.00  Mr Nolin

   15-22  7.00  Huntington W. Va.	     10	2.00  Fort Wayne, Pa

      16   .67  Sidnay trains		     10	10.00  O. Young to Sep 8

      17  2.50  Marion, Ind.		     10	6.00  7 - Ky men

      17  2.00  [Aaron		             12	2.00  Belvidere Ill

		[Orville

      17 10.00  O. Young to Aug 11	     12	1.00  Mr Conner

      18   .50  Mr Barnhart		     15	 .50  Rev Barnhart

      18  2.00  [Harlan, Ky.

		[Meadville Pa		     15	2.00  Strong to Sept 20th

      19  2.50  Cleveland		     16	7.50  Buckeye Lake

      19  4.00  St Louis, Mo.		     16	1.25  Wheeling W.V.

      20  1.00  Cleveland		     18	1.00  New Castle Ind

					     19	1.00  New Castle Ind

      21   .75  Caldwell, O		     19	1.00  Mr Rush

      22  2.50  Ellwood City, Pa.	     19	1.00  Columiana

					     19	1.00  Lansing Mich

      22  1.50  Bradon Vt.		     19	2.00

      22  2.00  Akron			     19	1.00  Anderson Ia

   22-29  7.00  Huntington W. Va	     21	2.00  Cleveland

					     21	1.50  Akron



						               175

Wep  22	 4.50  Mr Strong to Sept 29.	Oct  27	2.50  Merry go round

 " 24-26 2.00  Anderson, Ind		 "   27	1.50  Memphis Tenn

 "   25  2.00  Cincinnatti		 "   29	2.00  Evansville Ind

 "   25	 2.00  Chicago Ill		Oct 30-31 1.00  Bell Phone boy

 "   26	1.00  Mr Rush			     31	1.00  Cansenyie Men

 "   26	1.00  Mr Rockwood		Nov   1	2.00  Columbus

 "   27	1.00  Elyria O			 "    2	5.50  Merry go round

Oct   1	1.00 Toledo			 "    2	2.00  Dayton

 "    1	1.00  Lucy Catron	         "    3	 .50  Rev Barnhart

 "    3	2.50  Deposit, N.Y.		 "    4	1.00  Logan

 "    3	1.00  Columbiana boy		 "    4	1.00  Plain City

 "    4	2.00  Troy, O. 2		 "    5	5.00  Elevator man

 "    5	2.00  Troy, O. 2		      5	1.00  Herferd Ohio

      5	2.00  Akron 2			      7	1.00  Mr Conner

      6	1.00  Akron 1			      7	3.50  Telephone man

      8	2.00  Val Young 2		      8	1.00  Chapman Lake

   8-10	2.00  Columbus			   9-16	3.00  Ashland O. ratpoison

      9	2.00 Bay Village		      9	2.00  Akron, O.

     10	10.00  O. Young to Oct 5th	     10	1.00  Malta, O.

     10	1.00  Mr Conner			     11	1.00  Malta, O.

     10	3.00  Salamanea N.Y		     13	1.00  Val Young

     10	1.00  Mr Rush			     14	1.00 Ashland O.Netkin   

     10	1.00  Detroit Mich		     14	6.00  Conneat Lake, Pa.

     10	2.00  St Louis, Mo.		     15	1.25  Lecture course May-Bastic

     11	3.00  Indianapolis		     16	3.00  Ashland Rat poison

     13	 .50  Rev. Barnhart		     17	 .50  Rev Barnhart

     14	 .50  Funny Woman		     17	1.00  Pittsburg, Pa

     14	1.50  Survivors Col	          18-24	5.00  Toledo Stove man

     16	1.00  Mr Rush			     18	1.00  Ft Wayne Ind

     16	1.00  Columbus			     18	1.00  Mr Rush

     16	2.00  Chicago Ill		     18	3.50  Phone man 1 wk

     17	2.00  Bay Village		     19	2.00  Bay Village

     17	1.00  Mr rush			     20	3.00  Telephone man

     17	1.00  Martinsville Ky		     20	2.00  Bay Village

     17	1.00  Columbus			     21	10.00  O. Young to Nov 3rd

					     23	1.00  Independence Kas

     18	1.00  Ohio Gas &amp; Fuel Co. Col. O.    23	4.00  Cleveland

     18	2.00  Los Angeles Calif		     23	1.00  Ft Wayne Ind

     20	3.00  Ft Wayne Ind		     24	2.00  St Louis

     21	3.50  Merry go round		     25	1.50  Findlay O.

     21	4.00  Merry go roung		Dec   1	 .50  Rev Barnhart

     21	3.00  Atlanta Ga		 "    4	1.00  Columbiana O.

     21	1.25  Bridgeport Ill		 "    4	1.00  Mr Rush

					 "    4	1.00  Plain City, O.

     22	2.00  Zanesville		 "    5	1.00  Mr Conner

  22-29	5.00  Elevator man		 "    5	1.00  Mr Rush

     24	1.00  Bucyrus			 "    5	1.00  Plain City

     25	1.00  Bucyrus			 "    5	1.00  Crooksville

     25	1.00  Plain City		      7	1.00  Columbiana

     25	1.00  Columbus, O		      8	 .50  Rev. Barnhart

     26	1.00  Plain city		      8	1.00  Binghampton N.Y.

     26	1.50  Ocrco Mich		      9	1.00  Columbiana O.

     26	2.50  Merry go round		      9	1.00  Philadelphia Pa</text>
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[corresponds to page 176 (L) and page 177 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 

176

Dec  10	 1.00  Upper Sandusky		Feb  12	7.00  Phone gang

 "   13	10.00  O. Young to Dec 1	     13	1.00  De Burnste Ia

     15	  .50  Rev. Barnhart		     13	10.00 O. Young to Jan 26

     16	 1.00  Cincinnati		     16	1.00  Oniti Dalon

     17	 1.00  Mr Rush			     16	 .50  Mr Barnhart

     18	 1.00  Val Young	             17	1.00  Dr Bumstead

					     20	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     18	1.00  Fort Hayes, Col O		  20-23	3.00  Columbus girl

  19-22	2.50  Anderson's man		     20	1.00  [Marion Ind

     22	 .50  Rev Barnhart			      [Marion Ohio

     23	1.00  Plain City		     21	1.50  Detroit Mich

     29	1.00  Toledo O.			     23	 .50  Mr Barnhart

     30	1.50  Akron 2			     24	1.00  Dr Bumstead

1930 Jan 3 1.00  Mr Rush		     24	1.00  Plain City

 "    8	1.00  Mr Rush			     27	1.00  Dr Bumstead

 "    9	10.00  O. Young to Dec 29	Mar   1	1.50  Yellow Springs

 "    9	1.00  Plain City		      2	 .50  Mr Barnhart

 "    9	1.00  Bucyrus			      2	1.00  Warren O

 "    9	1.00  Delaware			      3	1.00  Dr Bumstead

 "    9	1.00  Lecturn course, agt.	Mar 3-6	2.50  Phone man

 "    9	1.00  Mr Conner			      6	1.00  Dr Bumstead

 "   10	1.00  Lecture course agt	      6	1.00  Mr Conner

 "   12	 .50  Mr Barnhart		      9	 .50  Mr Barnhardt

     13	 .90  Ravenna, O.		     10	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     15	1.00  Columbiana		     10	1.00  Plain City

     15	1.00  Mr Rush			     11	2.00  Logan O.

     15	1.00  Mich, Separater man	     12	10.00  O. Young to Feb 23

     17	1.00  Akron O.			     12	1.00  London Ky

     19	1.00  Gambier, O.		     13	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     18	2.00  Cleveland			     13	1.00  Mr Sewall

     19	   .50  Rev Barnhart		  15-20	3.75  Food Demonstrater

     21	3.00  [Millport Pa

	      [Bolivar N.Y.		     16	 .50  Rev Barnhart

     26	 .50  Mr Barnhart		     16	2.00  Columbus

     28	1.00  Pump man			  18-22	3.00  Ambrosia

     30	1.00  Dr Bumstead		     17	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     30	 .75  Cadillac Mich		     20	1.00  Plain City

Feb   2	 .50  Rev Barnhardt		     23	 .50  Mr Barnhardt

					     23	 .50  Tampa boy

 "    2	 .50  Paulding O.		     24	2.50  Lection gang	

 "    2	1.50  Paulding, O.		     24	1.00  Dr Bumstead

 "    3	1.50  Akron O

 "    5	1.00  Zanesville		  24-29	5.00  Conklin Ind

      6	1.00  Mr Conner			  24-25	1.50  Ambrosi

 "    7	4.00  Lecture course		     26	1.00  Plain City

      8	1.00  Dr Bumstead		     27	1.00  Dr Bumstead

      9	 .50  Rev. Barnhardt		     28	1.50  Ed Strongs

     10	1.00  Bumstead			     30	2.00  [Olivar

						      [Danville Ill

     10	1.00  Plain Ciy			     30	 .50  Mr Barnhart

     10	1.00  Zanesville		     31	1.00  Williamsburg

     11	6.00  house gang 8		     31	2.00  N. Canton



						                             177

April 2	 .50  Gahanna			Apr  28	1.00  Findlay

 "    3	1.00  Dr Bumstead		 "   28	 .50  Milk plant man

      3	1.00  Mr Conner			     29	 .75  Ambrosier

      6	 .50  Rev Barnhardt

   7-14	3.50  Milk plant man / week	     29	3.00  Picture man to May 25

      7	1.00  Jeromeville O.		May   1	1.00  Mr Conner

      7	1.50  Cinnatti O.		 "    1	1.00  Dr Bumstead

      7	5.00  N. Y. City 5		 "    1	1.00  Utica O

      8	1.00  Mineapolis  girl	         "    3	1.00  Utica O.

      8	1.00  Bowling Green

      8	2.00  Akron 2

      8	1.00  Old Man			May 3-7	2.00  Mr McSwain

      9	1.00  Youngstown tramp Boy	May   3	3.00  Picture man to May 2nd

     10	1.00  Akron			 "    4	 .50  E. E. Barnhardt

     11	1.00  London Ky			      5	3.00  Mr Heath to May 12

     12	2.00  Cleveland			   

     13	 .50  Rev Barnhardt		      5	1.00  Nellie G man Col O

     14	1.00  Dr Bumstead		      5	1.00  Beaver Falls Pa

  14-19	6.00  Pop. Magazine woman	      6	1.00  Utica O.

   4-11	3.00  Picture man to Apr 11	      7	1.25  Providence R I

     14	1.00  Utica			      7	2.00  Cleveland, O

  14-18	6.00  Phone line checkers	      8	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     15	1.00  Detroit Mich		      9	3.00  Mr Laney to May 9

  14-21	3.50  Milk plant man		      9	1.00  Frazeysburg

     14	17.50  O. Young to Apr 13th	      9	 .75  Ravenna O.

     17	1.00  Chillicothe O.		     10	10.00 O. Young to May 11th

     17	3.00  Mr Heath 1 wk to Apr 24	     12	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     17 1.00  Dr Bumstead		     12	1.50  Detroit, Mich

     19	3.00  Picture man to Apr 18	     13	3.00  Mr Heath to May 24

					     13	3.00  Galion, O

  20-27	5.00  Merry go round		     13	1.25  Cleveland

     20	 .50  Rev Barnhart

     20	1.50  Lancaster, O		     14	2.00  Galion O.

     21	2.00  Phone line checkers	     16	1.50  Alliance O.

     21	1.50  Erie Pa			     16	1.00  Plain City

     22	2.00  Phone line checkers	     17	2.00  Lexington Ky

     23	1.00  Phone line checkers	     17	2.00  Ft Wayne]

						        Muncie]

     23	2.00  Cleveland			     19	3.00  Mr Headth to May 26

     24	1.00  Dr. Bumstead		     19	1.00  Dr Bumstead

     24	1.00  Dr Bumstead		     19	7.30  McSwain to May 27

     24	3.50  Milk Plant man		     20	3.00  Mr Laney E.M.

     24	1.50  Show boys Mother &amp; Sister	     21	2.00  Bay Village

     24	1.00  Phone line checkers	     22	2.00  Bay Village

     24	1.00  Detroit			     22	4.00  Deaontown Ky

     25	 .75  Mr Heath			     23	1.00  Plain City

     25	1.00  Plain City		     25	 .50  Rev Barnhart

     26	1.00  Frank Welling		     26	2.00  Columbus

     26	1.50  E. A. Stronig &amp; Wife	     27	1.00  Columbus

     27	 .50  Rev. Barnhardt		     27	2.50  Mr. Heath  to May 29

     27	2.00  Cleveland			     27	2.00  Columbus

     27	1.00  Tom Heston		     28	1.00  Mr. Conner

     28	1.00  Dr Bumstead		     28	1.00  Frazeysburg

     28	3.00  Mr Heath to May 5th	     29	1.50  Owasso Mich

     28	1.00  Mr Ambrosia		     29	3.00  Cleveland

					     30	3.00  Ravenna

					     31	2.00  Cleveland

     28	1.00  Logan, O.			     31	4.00  Cleveland</text>
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178

May  31	 .75  Mr McSwan			July 27-31	2.50  Oconmac Wis

 "   31	2.00  Ashtabula		         "	28	1.00  Frazysburg O

June  1	 .50  Rev Barnhardt	         "	28	3.00  Cincinnati

June 2+3 1.00  Mr Heath				29	1.00  Kalamazoo Mich

 "    1	1.00  Coshocton				29	1.00  Lakewood, O.

 "  2-6	1.00  Heath				29	1.00  Lima

 "    6	1.00  Plain City			29	1.00  E. A. Strong

      6	1.00  Columbus				30	1.00  Plain City

      6	1.00  Cincin				30	1.00  Albany N. Y

      6	2.00  Mt Vernon				31	1.00  Mr Conner

    7&amp;8	2.50  Rut Kis				31	1.00  Ferry Seed man

      8	1.00  Indianapolis			31	1.00  Columbus for Irwin

      9	1.00  Evansville, Ind.			31	1.00  Plain City

     11	2.00  Covington Ky.				

     11	2.50  Assumpton Ill.		Aug    1-3	1.00  Ocononawac Wis

     14	2.00  Cleveland				 2	1.50  Chardon, O.

     14	2.00  Cleveland				 5	5.50  Cleveland

     15	1.00  Canton			         6	1.50  Bowling Green

     16	1.25  Chicago				11	 .75  Marengo, O.

     16	1.25  Chicago				12	3.50  Ocononawac  to Aug 10

     18	10.00  O. Young to June 8th		13	1.00  Trinway

     22	1.00  Cincinnati, O.				

     23	1.00  London Ky.			14	2.00  Ocononawac Wis

     23	2.00  Columbus O			14	2.00  Salem Ill

     24	2.00  Oesasso Mich			18	1.00  Toledo O.

     25	1.00  Plain City

     25	3.00  Louisville Ky.			18	2.50  Bay Village

     26	1.00  Toni Hesland			19	1.00  Columbus

     26	1.50  Rat Kis				21	4.00  Charleston W. Va.

     28	1.00  Potsdam N. Y			27	3.00  [Miamisburg

							      [Germantown

     28	1.50  Canton, O.			27	4.00  Wooster

     28	2.00  Portsmouth O.			28	1.00  Mr Conner

     29	3.00  Warren, Pa			28	1.00  Dayton O

July  1	2.50  Youngstown

 "    2	1.00  Mr Conner				29	2.50  Bay Village

 "    4	3.00  Youngstown			29	3.00  Birmingham Ala

      6	2.00  Dayton				29	2.00  [Willougsby O.

							      [Mentor O

      8	2.00  Ebensburg P.			29	1.50  Lakewood

      8	1.00  Ocononawac Wis			31	2.00  [Rochester Pa

							      [E. Ralesting O

						31	2.50  Cleveland O

      9	2.00  Cleveland 2, O			31	1.00  Akron

     10	1.00  Monticella Ky

     12	2.00  Cleveland			Sept	 1	1.00  Akron

   3-20	3.50  Ocononawac Wis	 	 "	 4	15.00  O. Young to Aug 31

     16	1.00  Cleveland			 "	 1	1.00  Alliance O.

     17	2.00  Logan W. Va		 "	 6	1.00  Port Clinton O.

  24-18	1.00  Cincin O.			Sept  8-12	3.00  Terre Haute Ind

						 9	1.25  Zeliehble Pa

  20-27	3.50  Ocononawac Wis			10	2.50  New York City

     22	1.00  Ferry Seed Man			12	1.00  Columbus

     25	15.00  O. Young to July 20	     12-15	9.00  [Zeliehble Pa

     26	3.00  Rochester Center N. Y			      [Harmon Pa



							                  179

Sept 12	1.00  Ashland Ky		Nov    3-5	 .50  Festus Sherborn

 "   13	1.00  Columbus			 "	 2	1.50   [Milwaukee Wis

 "   15	2.00  Columbus			   		       [St Louis Missouri

     18	2.00  Balto, Md.		  "	 2	1.00  Port Clinton

     18	1.00  Cleveland			  "	 5	1.00  New Jersey

     20	1.00  Port Clinton		  "	 6	2.00  Troy, O.

     20	2.00  Rie Martins			 6	1.00  Sharon, Pa.

     23	1.50  Miami Fla				 8	2.00  Akron (Chass man)

     23	2.00  Louisville Ky		      9-16	3.00  Dr Deifenbaugh

     24	1.00  Akron O.			      9-16 3.00 Columbus Ind (Short people

     25	1.50  Cleveland

     25	1.50  Chicago, Ill.			 9	1.00 Akron  (Class man)

     29	1.00  Plain City			10	10.00  O. Young to Nov. 16

					     10-15	5.00  (Conklin &amp; Irwin)

Oct   1	1.00  Cincinnati			14	1.00  Canton

 "    2	1.00  Mr Conner				15	2.00  Toledo O

 "    2	2.00  Topeka, Kansas			15	2.00  Toledo O

      3	2.00  Oceanside Calif.			15	1.50  New York

      4	1.00  Port Clinton

      6	1.00  Somerset, O.			15	1.00  Port Clinton

      7	1.00  Somerset				16	1.00  Port Clinton

      7	 .50  Cambridge				16	3.00  Rochester N. Y.

      9	3.00  Fremont, O.		        18	1.00  Somerset

     11	1.50  Cleveland				19	2.00  Cincinnati

     12	4.50  Chicago				24	1.00  Columbus

						25	1.00  Plain City

  12-13	2.00  Potsdam N. Y.		     28-30	7.50  Gary, Ind 2

     13	1.00  Toledo, O.		Dec    1-3	7.50  Gary, Ind 2

     13	2.00  Columbus, O.		 "	 3	1.00  London Ky

Nov   3	4.50  Festus Shurbourne		 "	 9	1.25  Photografher

     17	2.00  Youngstown		 "	13	1.00  Port Clinton

     17	4.00  Cleveland			       	19	10.00  O. Young to Dec 14

     18	1.00  Port Clinton			23	2.00  Warren O.

     18	1.00  Glernanyton N.J.	 (1931)  Jan	 2	2.25  Akron

     18	1.00  Morehead Ky		  "	 8	1.00  Mr Conner

     18	1.00  Ringhampton N.Y.		  "	 8	1.00  Mr Sewell

     19	1.00  Port Clinton			 8	2.00  Creamery Man

     20	1.50  Homer, La.			10	1.00  Port Clinton

     21	17.50  O Young to Oct 19		11	1.00  Mrs Kyler

     24	1.00  Norwalk				11	1.00  Cleveland

     25	1.00  Port Clinton			12	1.50  Ashland O

						13	2.50  Baltimore

     25	1.00  Tom Heston		     14-17	2.50  Creamery man	

     26	1.00  Port Clinton			14	1.00  Plain City

     26	2.00  Cleveland				15	1.00  Col - Creamery man

     26	1.50  Akron				16	1.00  Norwalk Creamery

     27	1.00  Miami Fla				19	1.00  Col Creamery man

     28	1.00  Milford Center			19	1.00  Chicago Creamery man

     28	1.00  Plain City			19	1.00  Norwalk Creamery   "

     28	2.50  Bay Village			21	1.00  Norwalk Creamery

     30	1.00  Mr Conner				21	1.00  Chicago       "

     30	1.00  Cleveland				24	1.00  Port Clinton

     31	2.00  Simon Chapman			24	 .50  Al Underman

						24	2.00  Akron
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[corresponds to page 180 (L) and page 181 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930] 


180

Jan  26	1.00  Plain City		Apr  22	1.50  E. A. String

 "   26	1.00  New Paris			 "   22	1.00  Plain City

 "   26	15.00 O. Young to Jan 25	 "   23	1.00  Plain City

 "   27	1.00  Chicago Creamery man	 "   24	1.00  Plain City

     29	1.00  Chillicothe		 "   25	1.00  Port Clinton

     29	1.50  Dayton O.			Apr  29	1.00  Cincinnati

     30	1.00  Massilon			 "   29	1.00  Mr Conner

Feb   1	1.00  Conference man		May   1	5.00  Tampa Fla 5

      1	1.00  Danville, O		 "    2	3.00  Cleveland 4

      5	1.00  Mr Conner			 "    6	1.00  Plain City

      7	1.00  Port Clinton		 "    7	10.00  O. Young to May 17

     14	1.00  Port Clinton		 "    7	1.00  Cincinnati

     15	1.00  Paul Avery		 "   11	1.00  Mr Rush

     16	1.00  Linden			 "   11	2.00  [Wooster

     17	1.00  Akron				      [Alliance

     18	10.00 O. Young to Feb 22	 "   12	1.00  Leesburg

     20	2.00  Columbus, O.		 "   15	1.50  Moscow, Russia

     23	1.00  London, O.	         "   15	1.00  Atlanta Ga

     24	1.00  Madisonville O.		 "   16	1.50  Oakwood, O

     25	1.00  St Marys' W. Va		     16	2.00  Columbus

     26	2.00  Columbus O.		     17	1.00  Toledo, O.

     26	2.00  Bath N. Y.		     19	1.00  Plain City

     28	1.00  Port Clinton		     19	 .50  Crippled man

Mar   3	1.00  New York			     20	 .50  Crippled man

 "    5	1.00  Mr Conner			     21	1.00  Detroit Mich

 "    7	2.00  [Columbus			     22	4.00  Cleveland

	      [London			     23	4.00  Columbus

     12	2.00  Rochester N. Y		     28	2.00  Ravenna

     14	 .75  Perry N. Y.		     29	2.50  Cleveland

     14	1.50  Cleveland

     16	10.00 O. Young to Mar 22	     29	1.50  Springfield

     17	1.00  Frazeysburg

     18	1.00  Frazeysburg		     30	1.50  Dayton

     17	1.00       "			June  1	1.00  Somerset

     20	1.00  London, Ky.		 "    1	2.00  Portsmouth

     21	1.00  Port Clinton		 "    1	3.00  [Colorado

						      [New York

     21	1.00  Akron			      2	1.00  Columbus

     22	2.00  Youngstown		      2	1.00  Marion

     23	1.00  St. Joe, Mo		      3	1.50  Chicago Ill

     27	2.50  Kingston O.		      4	1.00  Ottawa, O.

     30	1.00  Ray Buell			      5	1.00  Ottawa O.

     30	1.00  Kokomo Ind		      8	1.00  Charlotte, Mich

					      9	1.00  Tifton Ind

April 1-2 1.00 Kingston		              9	3.00  Du Quoin Ill

April 1	1.00  Frazeysburg		     10	1.50  Caldwell

 "    2	1.00  Mr Conner			     10	1.50  Indianapolis

 "    5	 .50  old man			     15	2.00  Cincinnati, O.

 "    9	2.00  Bradford Pa		     16	1.50  Indianapolis

 "    9	1.00  Phone man			     18	1.00  Lafayette, Ind

 "   14	1.00  Cairo, W. Va		     20	10.00 O. Young to June 14

 "   15	2.00  Mineaopolis Minn		     23	2.00  [Malden Mass

						      [Newton

     14	10.00 O. Young to April 19th	     24	1.00  Tuscon Ariz.

     16	 .75  Caldwell, O

     21	1.50  E. A. Strongs		     24	1.00  Union City Ind.



							             181  

June 24	1.00  Plain City		Aug  20	1.00  Mr Conner

 "   25	1.00  Mr Conner			 "   20	1.00  New Washington

 "   26	3.00  [Dayton			 "   20	10.00 O. Young to Aug 9th

   	      [Springfield

 "   27	2.00  Cleveland			     21	1.00  Bay Village

     28	1.00  Jefferson, O.		     23	1.50  Cleveland

     30	1.00  [Buffalo			     24	1.00  Mr Rush

	      [Philadelphia

     30	1.50  Buffalo N. Y.		     24	1.00  Columbus

     30	1.00  Cleveland			     25	3.00  Oak Park, Ill.

July  1	2.00  Youngstown		     25	1.00  Massillon, O

 "    1	1.00  Chicago			     25	1.00  Portsmough, O

    2-8	4.50  Huntington W. Va		     29	2.50  Akron

					     30	3.00  Marietta

      2	1.00  Jeromeville, O.		     31	1.50  Connecticut

 "    7	1.00  Miami Fla			Sept  1	3.00  Salem O.

 "    8	1.00  Springfield O

 "   10	 .50  Sourthern ladies for 1 hr    2-4	5.00  Bay Village

     15	2.00  Cincin O			 "    2	1.00  Akron

     16	6.00  [St Petersburg Fla	    2-3	2.00  Jefferson O

	      [Miami Fla		      3	1.00  Wheeling W

	      [Hamilton Ont Canada		

     20	3.00  Charlestown W. Va		      3	2.00  Dayton

     20	10.00 O. Young to July 12th	    2-4	2.00  Welch man

  21-24	1.75  Marion, O  Creamery man	      4	1.50  Mt Liberty

     23	1.00  Mansfield, O.		      4	1.50  Alliance O.

     23	1.00  Mr Conner			      4	2.00  Huntington, W. Va.

     24	1.00  Ferry Seed man		      4	3.00  [Youngstown

     24	4.50  Cincinnati Family			      [Kinsman

     24	2.00  Cincinnati		   6-13	3.50  Lucile Bond

     25	2.50  Chicago Ill.		      6	5.00  East Orange, NJ

  26-29	3.00  Chautauqua		      6	2.00  St Louis Mo

     26	2.00  St Louis, Mo.		      7	1.00  Dr Hart

     29	1.00  Ada			      7	2.00  Little Rock, Ark

     29	1.50  Gratis O.			      7	2.00  Hanover Pa

     30	2.00  Middlebourne W. Va	   8-10	2.00  Welch man

     30	1.00  Frazeysburg O.		     10	1.00  Coshocton, O.

     31	3.00  [Elwood City Pa		     10	2.50  Jersey City N. J.

	      [Waynesborn Pa		     11	3.00  Hamilton O.

Aug   1	1.50  Cleveland Heights		     12	2.00  Grand Rapids

 "    3	1.00  Columbus			     12	2.00  Cleveland

 "    6	1.00  Oberlin			     12	4.50  Cleveland

 "    6	1.00  Bay Village		     13	 .50  Dallas Texas

   7-16	5.00  Chautauqua N. Y.   Dr. 	Sept 13-29 8.00 Dr Harrington

      8	3.00  Springfield Ill.		     17	1.00  Mr Conner

 "    9	1.50  Kansas City, Mr.		     18	1.50  Pittsburg

 "   10	3.00  Wilmington California	     19	1.50  San Benito  Texas

     12	1.00  Bay Village, O

     13	1.00  Mr Leonard		     19	 .75  Toledo O

     13	1.50  Painesville O.		     21	1.75  Butler Pa

     13	1.00  Mr Vernon Ill		     23	2.00  Waukegan Ill

						      [Chicago Ill

  14-17	10.00 Bay City Mich		     23	2.00  Chicago Ill

     14	1.00  Loudon Ky			     23	10.00 O. Young to Sept 6th

     14	1.00  Cleveland, O		     25	1.00 Buffalo NY

					     26	2.50  Sarasota Fla

     14	1.50  Chicago, Ill		     28	2.00  Sistersville W. V.

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                    <text>[page 93]

[corresponds to page 182 (L) and page 183 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

(1930)

182

Mon

Sept 22	Mrs Glass funeral				2.50

	Ethel Hagamon to Ashley				3.00

Tues 23

Wed  24

Thur 25

Fri  26

Sat  27	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

	Canetlebury's brother in law to Staks Corners	1.00

Sun  28

Mon  29

Tues 30	Herbert Deering to Col in amb			1.50

Oct

Wed   1

Thur  2

Fri   3

Sat   4	Firstcall Mr Pearce, Marengo			3.00

	First call Cliff Huff				1.50

	Back to Pierces					2.00

Sun

Oct   5	Casket to Pierces				1.50

	Mr Huff in casket				1.00

Mon

Oct   6	Chairs to &amp; from Patricks			1.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Mr Huff funeral					2.50

	chairs to Pierces &amp; to Jordans			3.00

Tues

Oct   7	Grass &amp; device to Centerburg			2.00

	Mr Pierce funeral				3.00

Wed   8

Thur  9

Fri  10

Sat  11	Buell boy to Grant Hospital			1.50

	Woman to Monnett Hall				2.00

Sun  12

Mon  13

Tues 14

Wed  15	Taggart to Newark				6.00

	Man to Glen Hoover farm				1.00


						                     183

Thur

Oct  16	Lela Mills &amp; kid to Delaware			2.00

Fri  17	

Sat  18	First call Jay Fisher				2.00

Sun  19

Mon  20	Casket to Fishers &amp; work at office		1.50

	Trip to Fishers					1.00

	Rich Hines' boy to Fargo			2.00

Tues

Oct  21	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Jay Fisher funeral				2.50

Wed

Oct  22	First call Arnold baby				1.50

Thur

Oct  23	Arnold baby burial				1.50

Fri  24

Sat  25

Sun  26

Mon  27

Tues 28

Wed  29	Anna VanDevort from Sheets to Grant Hospital	2.00

Thur 30

Fri  31	Buell boy to Grant Hospital			1.50

Sat

Nov   1	First call Mrs Debolt				2.50

	Casket to Debolts				1.00

Sun   2	First call Mrs Debolt				2.50

Mon   3	Flowers to Debolts &amp;lowering device to cemetery 3.00

	Mrs Debolt funeral				2.00

Tues

Nov   4	Adda Cooke from Union Station			5.00

	Lela Mills to Ethel Hagaman			 .50

Wed   5

Thur  6

Fri   7

Sat   8	Mr Feasel from State Hospital &amp; work at office	2.50

	Mr Feasel in casket			         .50

	First call Mrs Chambers				2.00

Sun

Nov   9	Work at office					1.00

	
	Casket to Chambers				1.50
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                    <text>[page 94]

[corresponds to page 184 (L) and page 185 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


184

Mon	Trip to Fancher cemetery, device &amp; boy		1.50

Nov  10	Trip to Dykes for Mrs Rose			1.00

	Rose people back home				1.00

	Feasel funeral &amp; work at office			2.50

Tues

Nov  11	Chairs to Chambers				2.00

	Mrs Chambers funeral &amp; chairs back		2.00

	Madaline Allison from Hospital			2.00

Wed

Nov  12	First call Mr Debolt				2.50
        
        Taggart to Delaware                             2.00

	Taggart to Slack Bridge				2.00

Thur

Nov  13	Casket to Debolts				1.50

Fri

Nov  14	Grass &amp; device to Croton cemetery		2.00

	Mr Debolt funeral				2.50

Sat  15

Sun  16	Man to Marengo					2.00

Mon  17

Tues 18

Wed  19

Thur 20	Mrs Castuer &amp; daughter from stalled auto to home 1.00

	Man to Click Olivers farm			1.00

Fri

Nov  21	First call Mr Ahrens				2.00

	Strosy back to Ahrens				1.00

	Stepson to Ahrens				1.00

Sat

Nov  22	Addie Cooke &amp; Leta Likes to Col			5.00

Sun

Nov  23	Chairs to Ahrens				1.50

	Chairs from Ahrens				1.50

	Mr Ahrens taken to Union Station		2.00

Mon  24

Tues 25

Wed  26	First call Mr Rumsells				2.00

Thur

Nov  27	Geo Butler out home				1.00






						                      185

Fri  28	Addie Cooke &amp; Leta Likes to Col			5.00

Sat

Nov  29	Mr Rumsells taken to U. Station &amp; work at office 2.00

Sun

Nov  30	Mrs Ahrens &amp; brother out home			1.00

Dec

Mon   1

Tues  2	Mrs Garvin from Mt Vernon to chapel		1.50

	Addie Cooke to Union Station			5.00

Wed

Dec   3	Mrs Garvin in casket &amp; other work at office	1.00

	Mrs Garvin taken to O Green			1.50

Thur

Dec   4	Box to Bloomfield &amp; Mrs Garvin funeral		3.00

Fri   5

Sat   6

Sun   7	Mrs Ahrens son to Bus				1.00

Mon

Dec   8	Mrs Ahrens brother to Bus			1.00

Tues

Dec   9	Two men to Marengo				2.00

Wed  10

Thur 11

Fri  12	First call Mr Magill				1.50

	Mr Magill in casket &amp; other work at office	1.50

Sat

Dec  13	Red Saunders up home				1.50

Sun

Dec  14	Mr Magill funeral &amp; burial			3.00

Mon  15

Tues 16

Wed  17	Lizzie &amp; Lila Kempton to Richards		5.00

Thur 18

Fri  19

Sat  20

Sun  21	First call Noble baby				1.00

	Baby back up home				2.00

Mon 

Dec  22	Work at office &amp; trip to Nobles			1.00

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[corresponds to page 186 (L) and page 187 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


186

		First call Mrs Wm Jacobus			3.00

Dec 	24	Mrs Ahrens from home to bus			1.00

Thus            Casket to Jacobus                               1.50

Dec 	25	Mr &amp; Mrs Peel to Jacksontown			5.00

Fri		

Dec	26	Mrs Jacobus funeral				3.00

Sat 	27	

Sun	28	Mrs Ahrens &amp; sister to Rome			1.00

Mon

Dec 	29	First call Mrs Perry Blakely			1.50

		First call Mrs Potter				3.00

Tues

Dec	30	Casket to Del for Mrs Potter			2.00

		Casket to Blakelys &amp; work at office		1.00

Wed

Dec 	31	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

1931		Mrs Blakely funeral				1.50

Thur

Jan 	   1	Mrs Potter funeral				3.50

Wed

Jan 	   2	First call Albert Stockwell and Garage work at office 2.00

Sat

Jan	   3	Albert Stockwell in casket &amp; other work		1.00

		Ann Dewitt out home			         .50

Sun

Jan	   4	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		chairs to &amp; from Stockwell			1.00

		Mr Stockwell taken home			         .50

		Albert Stockwell funeral			1.50

Mon	   5	

Tues	   6

Wed	   7

Thus 	   8	Taggart to Columbus

Fri	   9

Sat	10

Sun	11

Mon	12

Tues	13

Wed	14	Charlotte Willoughby to train			 .25

                Frank Lehman home


Date	                    Description				Amount

					187

Thus	

Jan 	15	Woman to Westerville Bus			1.25

Fri 	16

Sat 	17

Sun 	18	First call Mrs Clark				1.00

Mon

Jan	19	Casket to Clarks &amp; work at office		1.50

		Pump man on trip, then Delaware		        3.50

Thus

Jan 	20	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Flowers out to Clarks'			        2.00

		Mrs Clark funeral				2.50

		First call to Knox's				2.00

Wed

Jan	21	Casket to Knox's				1.00

Thus	22	Knox funeral				        3.50

		Red Saunders family to O. Green		        1.50

Fri	23	

Sat

Jan	24	Strosy to cemetery &amp; Galena			1.00

		Work at office				        1.00

		Mrs W. D. Miller from Big 4 Depot		1.50

Sun

Jan 	25	Chairs to &amp; from Millers			1.00

		Mrs Miller taken home &amp; funeral		        2.00

		First call Frank Lehman			        2.00

		back to Lehmans'				1.00

		Trip to Frank Hoovers			        1.00

Mon

Jan	26	Casket to Lehmans' &amp; work at office		2.00

Tues

Jan 	27	Grass device to cemetery			 .50

		Frank Lehmans from house to chapel		1.00

Wed	28

Thus	29

Fri	30	First call Mrs Shaffer

Sat

Jan	31	Casket to Shaffers				1.00

		Taggart to Delaware				2.00</text>
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[corresponds to page 188 (L) and page 189 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

188

Sun		Chairs to Shafers				1.50

Feb 	 1	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Mrs Shafer funeral				2.00

Mon 	 2	

Tues	 3	First call Mrs Williamson			1.50

Wed

Feb	 4	Casket to Williamsons			        1.00

		First call Mr Grandstaff			2.50

		Mrs Pumphrey to Marengo			        3.00

Thus	 5	Chairs to &amp; from Williamson funeral		1.50

		Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Mrs Williamson funeral			        1.50

		Casket to Grandstaffs 			        1.50

Fri

Feb	 6	Mr Applegate from Grant Hospital to O Green	2.00

		Mrs Grandstaff funeral			        2.00

		First call Mr Haller				2.00

Sat  

Feb	 7	First call to Spanglers			        3.00

Sun

Feb 	 8	Chairs &amp; casket to Hallers			1.00

		Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Casket to Spanglers				3.00

		Mrs Shoemaker from Grant Hospital		1.50

Mon

Feb	 9	chairs to &amp; from Spanglers &amp; funeral		3.50

Tues	10

Wed	11

Thus	12	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

Fri

Feb 	13	Jesse Spicer to Centerburg			2.00

Feb	14

Feb	15

Feb	16	Strosy to Clevengers at Delaware		2.00

Tues

Feb	17	First call Mr Webster &amp; work at office		2.00

		Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

		First call Mr Day				2.00

		First call Mr Waldron				3.00




					                         189

Wed		Mr Day in casket &amp; Day funeral			2.50

Feb     18	Mr Webster in casket			        1.00

		Casket to Waldrons				1.50

Thus		Joe Webster funeral				3.00

Feb	19	Chairs to Waldrons				2.50

Fri

Feb	20	Mr Waldron funeral				3.00

Sat

Feb	21	First call Mrs Longshore			2.00

		Corbin boy to Fargo				1.50

Sun

Feb	22	Casket to Longshores			        1.00

		First call Mrs Clark				3.00

Mon

Feb 	23	Chairs to Longshores then to Trenton cemetery	2.00

		Mrs Longshores' funeral			        1.50

		Casket to Clarks'				1.50

Tues

Feb	24	Mrs Clark funeral				3.00

Wed

Feb	25	Baby Hirst funeral				4.00

Thus	26

Fri 	27	First call Mr Dustin &amp; work at office		1.50

Sat

Feb	28	Casket to Dustins &amp; work at office		1.50

Sun

Mar	 1	Trip to Dustins				        1.00

	 1	Dustin funeral				        2.00

Mon	 2	Chairs from Dustins			        1.00

Tues

Mar	 3	First call John Harmon			        2.00

Wed

Mar 	 4	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Thus

Mar	 5	Casket to Harmons'				1.00

		First call Mr Chandler &amp; work at office		1.50

Fri

Mar	 6	Grass &amp; device to Condit cemetery &amp; slowers to Harmons 1.50

		Harmon funeral				        2.00

		Work at office &amp; casket to Delaware		1.50

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                    <text>[page 97]

[corresponds to page 190 (L) and page 211 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]


190

Sat	 7

Sun	 8	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Mr Chandler funeral				2.00

Mon

Mar	 9	Work at office for Frank Gorsuch		1.00

Tues	

Mar	10	Chairs to Sunells, grass &amp; device to cemetery	1.00

		Work at cemetery &amp; office			1.00

Wed	11

Thus

Mar	12	Mr Gorsuch funeral				2.00

Fri

Mar	13	First call Mrs Sherman			        3.00

		Work at office &amp; garage			         .50

Sat

Mar	14	Caskets to Shermans			        2.00

Sun

Mar	15	chairs to &amp; from Shermans, funeral &amp; to Fulton	7.50

		First call Mrs Walker				1.50

Mon

Mar	16	Casket to Walkers				1.00

		Trip to John Strosniders			1.00

Tues

Mar	17	chairs to Walkers				 .50

		Mrs Walker funeral				2.50

Wed	18

Thus	19	Strosnider to Pierces to Marengo		2.00

Fri

Mar	20	First call Mr Cowell				2.00

Sat

Mar	21	Casket to Cowell's &amp; work at office		1.50

		Man to Case Hospital			        2.50

Sun

Mar	22	Fist call Mrs Van Houten			1.50

		Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; chairs to Cowells	1.50

		Mr Cowell funeral				1.50

		Mrs Dale Mann to Hospital			1.50

		Akron man back to Case Hospital		        2.50

Mon

Mar	23	First call Mrs Mann				3.00

		Seated chapel cleaned (scrubbed)lins work at office




					                           211

Tues		Taggert to Mt Vernon

Mar	24	Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; work at office	1.00

		Mrs VanHouten funeral			        1.50

		Casket to Manns'				1.00

Wed

Mar	25	Chairs to Manns &amp; other work			1.00

		Mrs Mann funeral				2.00

Thus

Mar 	26	First call Mrs Nash &amp; work at office		2.50

		Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Fri

Mar	27	Work at office &amp; Mrs Nash to Croton		1.50

Sat

Mar	28	Mrs Nash funeral				2.00

		First call Robert Sherbourne			1.50

Sun

Mar	29	Mr Sherbourne in casket &amp; other work		1.00

Mon

Mar	30	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

Tues	31	First call Hess boy &amp; work at office		2.00

Wed

April	 1	Hess boy in casket &amp; other work]		3.00

		Hess boy funeral

		Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Thus

April	 2	C. O. Armstrong to Delaware			3.00

Fri

Apr	 3	Dr Gorsuch &amp; wife to Columbus		        4.00

Sat	 4

Sun	 5

Mon	 6

Tues	 7

Wed	 8

Thus	 9	Lambert Girl to White Cross			1.50

		First call Jay Willis at Norton			5.00

Fri

Apr	10	Casket to Norton				5.00</text>
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212

Str
Apr  11  Strosy to Berkshire                                    Tip

         Mrs Granger Williamson to Berkshire                   1.00

Sun
Apr  12  Strosy to Berkshire to Willis                         1.00

         Boy to Marengo                                        2.00

Mon

Apr  13  Jay Willis funeral                                    2.50

Tues 14
 
Wed  15  Strosey to Galena &amp; Westerville                       2.00

         Mr. Vermillion to O. Green                            1.00

Thus 16

Fri  17  Mrs.[  ] Carpenter to her home                          50

Sat  18

Sun  19

Mon  20

Tues 21 Man out to Morgans on Stelzer farm                               75

Weds 22

Thus 23

Fri  24

Sat  25

Sun  26

Mon  27
                          (found dead)
Tues 28 Work at office with Utica man                           1.00

Wed

Apr  29 First call Mrs. Johnson                                 1.20
        
        Taggart to Columbus                                     2.00

        Mrs. Johnson in casket                                    25
       
        First call Van Stark                                    3.00

Thus

Apr 30  Mrs Johnson taken home                                     0 

        Casket to Starks                                        2.00
Fri

May 1   Chains to and from Johnsons                             1.00

        Mrs. Johnson funeral                                    2.50

Sat

May 2   Van Stark funeral                                       2.50

    2   Work at office for Linnabury baby                         50

    2   Casket to Linnabury's                                   1.00

        Mr. Barnhart home                                       3.50

Sun 3

Mon 4   First call Mr Lacky                                     2.50

        Linnabary baby funeral                                  2.50



                                                                      221

Tues 5

Wed  6	Casket to Lackey's				        1.00

Thus 7	Mr Lackey funeral				        2.50

Fri

May  8	First call Lambert girl &amp; work at office	        2.00

Sat

May  9	Casket to Lamberts work at office		        1.50

Sun

May  10	Lambert girl funeral				        2.00

Mon

May  11	Taggart to Columbus			                5.00

Tues 12

Wed  13

Thus 14

Fri  15

Sat  16	 Taggart to Delaware				        2.00

	 Grangers to Centerburg			                2.00

Sun

May  17	 Mrs Owen Merideth to Grant Hospital		        1.50

Mon  18

Tues 19

Wed  20

Thus 21

Fri  22	 Caroline Robinson to Grant Hospital		        1.50

Sat  23

Sun  24

Mon  25	 Caroline Robinson from Hospital &amp; work at office       3.00

	 Taggart to Mt Vernon			                5.00

Tues

May 26	 Casket to Allisons &amp; work at office		        1.00

	 Elizabeth &amp; Georgeann Bidoer			        5.00

	 First call Mr Clover				        1.50

Wed

May 27	 Trips to Allisons &amp; cemetery			        2.00

	 Mr Clouse in casket				        1.00

Thus

May 28	 Man from Bon Air to University Hospital		1.50

	 Seated Chapel &amp; other work			         .50</text>
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[corresponds to page 222 (L) and page 223 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

Fri		Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

May	29	Grass &amp; device to Johnstown cemetery		2.00

		Mr Clouse funeral

		First call Hi DeWitt				2.00

Sat

May	30	First call Mrs Glaze				2.00

		Mrs Ahrens Bro. to Rome Corners		        1.00

Sun

May	31	Casket to DeWitts				1.00

		Casket to Glazes'				1.00

		Chairs to DeWitts				1.00

Mon

June	 1	Hi DeWitt funeral				2.00

		Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Mrs Glaze funeral				2.00

		First call Rev. Smith				3.00

Tues

June	 2	Smiths to Columbus				6.00

		Casket to Smiths				1.50

Wed

June	 3	Trip to Africa

Tues

Thus

June	 4	Rev Smith funeral				3.00

Fri	 5

Sat	 6

Sun	 7

Mon	 8	First call Mrs Crego				1.50

		Trip to Col - to F. H. Perfects			5.00

		Crego family to &amp; from home			 .50

		To Elyria for Mr Blacklege to work at office	4.00

Tues

June	 9	Casket to Cregos	                        1.00

		grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Fred Perfict funeral				2.50

		Casket to Blackleges				1.00

Wed

June	10	Mr Blacklege funeral			        2.00

		Chairs to &amp; from Cregos			        1.00

		Mrs Crego funeral				1.50

		Work at cemetery				 .50



	

						                       223

Thus	11

Fri	12	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Sat	13

Sun	14

Mon	15	Mrs Jackson from Hubbell farm to St Frances	1.50	

Tues	16

Wed	17

Thus	18

Fri		First call Mrs John Wagner			2.00

June	19	Mrs Williamson from Mt Carmel		        1.50

Sat

June	20	Casket to Wagners &amp; work at office		1.50

Sun

June	21	Flowers to Wagners				1.50

		First call Mr Lambert, Harlem			2.00

		Mrs Wagner funeral				2.50

		Work at office				        1.00

Mon

June	22	Work at office Mr Lambert			1.00

Tues

June	23	Mr Lambert in casket			        1.00

Wed

June	24	Mr Lambert funeral				2.00

June	25

Fri	26

Sat	27

Sun	28

Mon	29

Tues	30

July

Wed	 1

Thus	 2

Fri	 3

Sat	 4

Sun	 5	Orr Edwards from Hospital &amp; work at office	2.50

Mon

July	 6	Man from DeWitts corners to U. Hospital		1.00

Tues

July	 7	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Orr Edward funeral				1.50

		Work at office				         .50

Wed	 8

Thus	 9</text>
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224

Fri

July	10	Work at office Mrs Lackey			1.00

Sat

July 	11	Work at office &amp; Mrs Lackey taken home		1.50

Sun

July	12	Chairs &amp; flowers to Lackeys			2.00

		Mrs Lackey funeral				2.50

Mon

July	13	First call Mrs Lane &amp; work at office		2.00

		Mrs Lane in casket &amp; taken home		        1.50

Tues

July	14	Chairs &amp; flowers to Lane's			1.00

Wed

July	15	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

		Mrs Lane funeral				2.00

		Chairs from Lenard				1.00

Thus	16

Fri	17	Strosy to Galena bank			        1.00

Sat	18

Sun	19	Kirkpatrick girl South of Berkshire		1.00

Mon

July	20	Mrs Shaffer funeral				1.00

		Work at cemetery				 .50

Tues

July	21	Cantelberry's brother in law toward Fargo	1.50

Wed

July	22	     "	           "              "       back to bus 1.50

		Reb Anderson from Fuller to Case hospital	1.50

Thus

July	23	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Fri

July	24	Mrs Willoughby &amp; Men to Westerville		1.50

Sat	25

Sun	26

Mon	27

Tues	28

Wed	29

Thus	30	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Fri

July	31	Amb trip from Cans Cliften to Kelten ave	2.00

		                              Page 115




						                 225	                                                                

		            Mr Taggert

Sept	10	Taggart to Galena &amp; Utica			5.00

Oct	 3	   "          "     Columbus		        5.00

 "	13	Mr Brown from Union Station			5.00

 "	17	Taggart from Del				2.00

		Mr Brown Lodging				1.00

Nov	29	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Dec	 5	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	23	Taggart to Utica &amp; Newark			6.00

 "	30	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

						    paid       39.00

Jan	 4	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

 "	10	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	13	Taggart to Newark, Hanover &amp; Columbus	       12.00

 "	27	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Feb	 4	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	 4	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

 "	11	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	13	Taggart to Fredericktown			6.00

 "	16	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	18	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

 "	23	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	16	Borrowed					1.00

 "	27	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

Mar	10	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	13	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	13	Stewart Mills - Lodging			        1.00

Apr	 6	Victor Blake - Lodging			        1.00

 "	 9	Taggart to Fredericktown			6.00

							       81.00	
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226

			Mr Taggart

May	 5	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	14	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	15	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	17	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

 "	21	Taggart from Delaware			        2.00

 "	24	Taggart to Waldo				4.00

 "	26	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

June	 4	Taggart to Canton				3.00

Aug	 3	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

 "	24	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

							       38.00

Sept	   9	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Oct	10	Hosea to Marengo				2.00

 "	17	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

 "	26	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Nov	16	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

							       22.00

       1929

Jan	23	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Feb	 4	   "       to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Mar	13	   1    Lodging      (Blake)			1.00

 "	20	Taggart to Delaware &amp; Columbus		        7.00

 "	29	   "        to Columbus			        5.00

April	 2	Trip to Foundry				        5.00

April	16	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	16	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	19	Taggart to Delaware &amp; Ben Sharon		4.00

 "	20    	   "        to Mt Gilead		        5.00

 "	26	   1       Lodging (Blake)			1.00

							       48.00
	

1929				                                    227
       

May	 8	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	10	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	20	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	21	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

June	 1	Hose to Columbus for Taggart			5.00

 "	10	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	20	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	29	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

July	10	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	15	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	25	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	26	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

Aug	 9	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	14	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

 "	19	Taggart to Columbus P.O.			5.00

 "	22	Taggart to Col U. C. Station			5.00

							       80.00

Sept	 5	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Sept	13	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	19	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	24	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	25	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Oct	 8	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	12	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	15	Taggart to Columbus			        5.0

 "	17	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	24	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	30	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	31	Taggart to Bucyrus			       10.00

Nov	 8	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	 8	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

 "	15	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	29	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

Dec	 5	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00	

 "	19	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	26	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

 "	28	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

							      105.00
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[corresponds to page 228 (L) and page 247 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

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1930	

228
	
Jan	 7	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	10	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

	24	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Feb	 4	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	19	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	20	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	28 	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Mar	 7	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	15	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

 "	18	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

May	12	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	23	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

June	16	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

	1930

Sept	27	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

Oct	15	Taggart to Newark				6.00

Nov	12	Taggart to Delaware Court House  

 "	12	Taggart to Stockenbridge S. of Delaware		5.00

	1931

Jan	 8	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Jan	31	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

Feb	12	Taggart to Mt Gilead				5.00

 "	17	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Mar	 4	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	24	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

 "	26	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

April    1	Taggart to Mt Vernon			        5.00

 "	29	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

						Sent in	       42.00

	(1931)				Paid $20   May 16 Due $22.00

					   " $15   July 2  Due	7.00

May 	11	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

 "	16	Taggart to Delaware			        2.00

 "	25	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

 "	29	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

June 	12	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

July	23	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

 "	30	Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

Aug	 3	Taggart to Columbus				5.00






						                  247

1929

Jun      1	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrongs                .50

	 1	Casket to Grangers				1.00

 "	 1	Mrs Sheets funeral &amp; chairs from Sheets		3.00

 "	 2	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstrongs		6.00

 "	 2	Mr Granger funeral				

		First call Mr Wolf

 "	 3	Mrs Comstock to &amp; from Armstongs		4.50

	 3	Casket to Wolfs'				

	 3	First call Ted Irwin

 "	 4	Mrs Comstock to Armstrongs			5.00

 "	 4	Wolf Funeral

 "	 5	Ambulance to Willie Clarks			5.50

 "	 5	Casket to Irwins

 "	 5	First call Mrs Richardson

 "	 6	Trip to Ted Irwins				6.00

	 6	Casket to Richardsons

 "	 7	Ted Irwin funeral				3.50

 "	 8	Mrs Richardson funeral			        2.50

 "	18	Trip to Galena Bank				1.00

 "	21	Mr Payne from Route 161 &amp; work at office	2.50

			Mr Taggart

	(1931)	old bill				       42.00

May	16	paid					       20.00

							       22.00  left

July	 2						       15.00

					old bill		7.00 Due

	1931

Aug	11	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

	19	Taggart to Columbus			        5.00

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[corresponds to page 248 (L) and page 249 (R) of Hopkins House Daybook 1925-1930]

			Mr Strosnider

July	 5	Orr Edwards from Hospital &amp; work at office	2.00

	 6	Man from DeWitt corners to U. Hospital		4.00

		Work at office all day

 "	 7	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			2.50

		Orr Carpenter funeral

		Work at office

 "	10	Work at office				        1.00

 "	11	Work at office &amp; Mrs Lackey taken home		1.50

 "	12	Chairs &amp; flowers to Lackeys			4.50

	12	Mrs Lackey funeral

	13	First call Mrs Lane &amp; work at office		3.50

	13	Mrs Lane in casket &amp; taken home

	14	Chairs &amp; florers to Lanes			1.00

	15	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			3.50

	15	Mrs Lane funeral		

	15	Chairs from Lanes

	17	Strosy to Galena				1.00

	20	Work at cemetery				2.00

	20	Mrs Shaffer funeral

	21	Amb trip to Case Hospital with Rev Anderson	1.50

	31	Amb trip from Carrel Cliften to Col		2.00

Aug	20	Strosnider to Mt Carmel to see Nellie L		5.00

 "	28	Nellie Loar from Mt Carmel &amp; work at office	2.50

 "	29	Work at office				        2.00

 "	30	work at garage &amp; grass &amp; device to cemetery	3.00

 "	30	Nellie Loar funeral

Sept	 7	First call Mrs Everett &amp; work at office		2.00

 "	 8	Mrs Evarts to Galena &amp; work at office		2.00

 "	 9	Flowers to Hancocks			        3.50

 "	 9	Mrs Evarts funeral

 "	15	First call Mr Milk				2.00

 "	16	Casket to Galina &amp; other work			2.00

 "	17	Chairs to Milks			        	3.50

	17	Mr Milk funeral

 "	22	First call Mrs Cowell				2.50

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	1928

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						                 299

	1928

		Mr Hayden in Mar 20

	(1929)

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		              " 6.00 June &amp; July rent

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				               	   3.00 May 21 for May rent

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		Ot Young         Pd 9.00 July 14th      Ot out Dec 27th

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                    <text>[page 4]

[corresponds to page 1 of Hopkins House 1931-1932]


2

Mon 

Nov 2	First call Mr Williams				2.50

	First call Mr Paul				2.50

Tues	Man to Will Strosniders				1.00

Nov 3	Casket to Williams &amp; work at office		2.00

Wed

Nov 4	Casket to Paul's and Williams funeral		4.00

Thurs

Nov. 5	Trip to Paul's and to Columbus			6.00

Fri

Nov 6	Chairs to Paul's				2.00

	Mrs Gleasom Magnetic Springs house		2.00

Sat

Nov 7	Ada people to Case Hospital			1.50

	Choshocton people to ball game 4.		5.00

Sun

Nov 8	First call Mrs. Dyke &amp; work at office		2.00

	Back to office in evening			1.00

Mon

Nov 9	Work at office					1.00

	Mrs Dyke taken home				1.50

Tues

Nov 10	Trip to Dikes &amp; cemetery			1.50

	Mrs Dike funeral				2.00

Wed 11

Thurs 12 First call Mr Reardon				1.50

Fri 13 	Out to Reardons &amp; work at office		2.00

Sat 14

Sun 15 	Mr Reardon funeral				3.50

Mon 16

Tues 17	Mrs Work from home and work at office		2.00

Wed

Nov 18	Work at office part day. Mrs Work.		2.50

Thurs

Nov 19	Strosnider to Weber's				1.00

Fri

Nov 20	Taggart to Edwards

Sat

Nov 21	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Sun 22

Mon 23

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[corresponds to page 3 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							3

Tues 24	First call Mrs Boyd				2.00

Wed	Mrs Taggart home				2.00

Nov 25	First call Wilson baby				1.00

	Work at office					 .50

        Casket to Boyds					1.00

Thurs

Nov 26	Baby taken home					 .50

	Chairs to Boyds					1.00

Fri

Nov 27	Mrs Boyd funeral, chairs back			2.00

Sat 28

Sun 29

Mon 30

Tues Dec 1

Wed 2

Thurs 3

Fri 4	First call Mrs Griffith				2.50

	D.M. Cupp to Delaware				1.50

Sat

Dec. 5	Casket to Griffiths				2.00

Sun

Dec 6	First call Lee Admas, Westervile		2.50

	Mrs Griffiths funeral				3.50

Mon

Dec 7	Casket to Adams					1.00

Tues

Dec 8	Mr Adams funeral				3.00

Wed

Dec 9	First call Mr Shannon				2.50

Thurs

Dec 10	Casket to Shannon's				1.00

	First call Mr Slack Woodberry			3.00

Fri

Dec 11	Mr Shannon funeral				3.50

	First call Mrs Loar				1.50

	We took 2 men to London, O.		       10.00

Sat

Dec. 12	Casket to Slacks				1.50

	Casket to Loars					 .50

Sun

Dec 13	Mr Slack funeral				2.50
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[corresponds to page 4 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


4

Mon

Dec 14

Tues 15	First call Mr Pierson				5.00

Wed

Dec 16	Chairs to budds					1.00

Thurs

Dec 17	Trip to Budds					1.00

	Mr Budd funeral					2.00

	First call Sherm Williams			2.50

Fri 18

Sat 19	First call Everett Perfect			2.00

	Casket to Sherm Williams			1.50

	Mrs A. Sherbourne from Hospital			1.00

	Work at office					 .50

Sun

Dec 20	Mr Williams funeral				3.00

Mon 

Dec 21	Everett Perfect funeral				2.00

Tues

Dec 22	Man out to Mrs Ahrens				1.00

Wed

Dec 23	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Thurs

Dec 24	Ahrens in to Bus				1.00

	Taggart to Delaware				2.00

Fri

Dec 25	Out to Claud Ross's for Abbie Kimball		 .50

	Woman out to farm across for Dick Edwards	1.00

	Fred Dresbach to White Cross in Aug		1.50

Sat

Dec 26	Mrs Ahrens &amp; sister out home			1.00

Sun 27	

Mon 28	First call Mr Dresbach				3.50

Tues	

Dec 29	Mrs Ahrens brother to bus			1.00

	Dresbach in casket				2.00

	Man to Hickory Grove filling station		1.50

Wed

Dec 30	Fred Dresbach funeral				3.00

Thurs

Dec 31	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

	Horace Patrick to Jane Case Hospital		5.00

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[corresponds to page 5 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							5

1932

Fri Jan 1  Woman to McBlaney farm			 .75

Sat Jan 2

Sun Jan 3  Ethel Hagaman from Grant Hospital		1.50

Mon 4	

Tues 5	Horace Patrick from Case Hospital		1.00

Wed

Jan 6	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

	Mrs Leland Knoder to U. HOspital		1.50

Thurs 7

Fri 8

Sat 9

Sun 10	First call Ethel Hagaman			2.00

	Strosy's uncle to Mt Carmel Hospital		1.50

Mon

Jan 11	Ethel Hagaman in casket &amp; other work		1.50

	First call Mr Stelzer				1.50

Tues

Jan 12	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Ehtel Hagaman funeral &amp; work at office		2.50

	Mr Stelzer in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

Wed

Jan 13	First call Jim Pace				3.00

	Mr Pace in casket and taken home		1.00

	Strosy to Granvile to take cake			3.50

Thurs

Jan 14	Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; chairs to Stelzers 1.50

	Mr Stelzer funeral	 	                1.00

	Mr Tom Piper from Mt Carmel			1.50

Fri

Jan 15	Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; chairs from Stelzers 1.00

	Mr Pace funeral					1.50

	First call Henry Edwards			1.50

	Back to Edwards					 .50

	Chairs from Paces				 .50

Sat

Jan 16	To U. Hospital for McGill girl &amp; work at office	2.00

	McGill girl in casket &amp; taken home		1.50

	Back to Edward's &amp; dress him			1.00

Sun

Jan 17	Trip to McGills Westerville			2.00

	Casket to Edwards				 .50
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[corresponds to page 6 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


6

Mon	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

Jan 18	Trip to McGills					2.00

	Mr. Edwards funeral				2.00

Tues

Jan 19	Trip to Mcgills					2.00

	Mrs McGill's funeral				2.00

Wed

Jan 20	First call Mrs Rice				2.50

Thus

Jan 21	Casket to Rices					1.50

Sat

Jan 23	Trip to Rice's					2.00

Sun

Jan 24	Chairs to Rice's				2.50

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Mrs Rice funeral				2.00

Mon 25

Tues 26

Wed 27

Thus 28

Fri 29

Sat 30

Sun 31	Mrs Ahrens boy from Rome to Bus			1.00

Mon Feb 1

Tues 2

Wed 3

Thurs 4

Fri 5

Sat 6

Sun 7

Mon 8

Tues 9	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Wed 10

Thus 11

Fri 12

Sat 13	Plane man up to plan on 61			1.00

Sun 14

Mon 15

Tues 16	Strosy to Henry Crings				1.00

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[corresponds to page 7 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


						
Wed 17

Thus 18

Fri 19

Sat 20

Sun 21

Mon 22

Tues 23	First call Mrs Fisher				1.50

Wed

Feb 24	Casket to Fishers				1.00

Thurs 25

Fri

Feb 26	Device to cemetery, chairs to &amp; from Fishers	1.00

	Mrs Fisher funeral				2.00

Sat 27

Sun 28	Mr Smith to Case Hospital			1.00

Mon

Feb 29	First call Mrs Young &amp; to Needles		3.00

	Mrs Fleak from Mt Carmel &amp; work at office	2.00

Tues

Mar 1	Casket to Youngs				2.00

	Work at office					1.50

Wed

Mar 2	Mrs Young taken to Union Station		2.00

	Work at office					1.00

	Trip to Picketts				1.00

	Festus Sherbornes taken to Del			1.00

Thus

Mar 3	Work around office				3.50

 "  3	Fleak funeral		}

Fri

Mar 4	Man up to Scotts garage Kilbourne		1.50

	Levila	McVey from Brookens &amp; work at office	2.00

Sat

Mar 5	Miss McVey in casket &amp; other work		1.50

Sun

Mar 6	Device to Centerburg				1.50

	Miss McVey funeral				2.00

Mon 7

Tues 8

Wed 9	Taggart to Ralston Steel Co			7.00

Thus 10

Fri 11

Sat 12	Mr Smith home from Case Hospital		1.00
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[corresponds to page 8 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


8

Sun 13

Mon 14

Tues 15
		
Wed 16 	Mrs Pumphrey to Olive Green			1.00

Thus 17

Fri 18	First call Mr Grandstaff			2.50

Sat 19

Sun 20	Casket to Grandstaffs				1.00

Mon 

Mar 21	Mr Grandstaff funeral				2.50

Tues

Mar 22	Taggart to Columbus &amp; Delaware			7.00

Wed

Mar 23	First call Mr Hammond and work at office	2.00

	First call Cross Baby &amp; work at office		2.50

	Mr Hammond in casket				 .50

	First call McPerfect - Col			5.00

Thus

Mar 24	Work at office &amp; baby taken home		1.50

Fri

Mar 25	Baby Cross funeral				1.50

	Mr Hammond funeral				2.00

	First call Festus S. and work at office		1.50

	McPerfect in casket				1.00

Sat

Mar 26	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	McPerfect funeral				2.00

	Festus in casket &amp; other work at office		1.50

Sun

Mon 27	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Festus Sherbourne funeral			2.00

Mon 28

Tues 29 Hose drove Dr Gorsuch to Columbus		2.00

	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				2.00

Wed 30

Thus 31

Fri April 1

Sat 2

Sun 3	Newman boy from U. Hospital &amp; work at office	2.00

	Boy taken home to Linden			1.50
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[corresponds to page 9 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							9

Mon

Apr 4	To casket factory &amp; boy in casket		2.00

Tues

Apr 5	Newman boy funeral				3.00

Wed 6

Thus 7

Fri 8	Mrs Huddleston to Case Hospital			1.00

	Mrs H from Hospital work at office * taken home 2.50

Sat

Apr 9	Trip to Huddlestuns				1.00

Sun

Apr 10	Casket to Huddlestuns				1.00

Mon

Apr 11	Trip to Huddlestuns				1.00

	Mrs Huddlestun's funeral			2.50

Tues 12

Wed 13

Thus 14	We took Geo. Christman to Centerburg		3.00

Fri 15

Sat 16

Sun 17	Mr &amp; Mrs Taggart to Sidney		       10.00

Mon

Apr 18	Taggart to Mt Gilead				4.00

	First call Jos Clark				2.00

Fri 22

Sat 23	Casket to Tottens				1.00

Sun

Apr 24	Grass &amp; device to &amp; from cemetery		1.00

	Chairs to &amp; from Tottens			2.50

	Mr Clark funeral				1.50

	Man to Delaware					1.50

Mon 25

Tues 26	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Wed

Apr 27	Strosy to Columbus				5.00

Thus 28

Fri 29

Sat 30	Mrs Townley from Columbus &amp; work at office 	2.50

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[corresponds to page 10 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


10

Sun

May 1	Mrs Townley in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

	Man to Van Sickle School house			1.25

Mon

May 2	Mrs Townley funeral				2.00

	Mrs Pumphrey to O. Green			1.25

Tues 3

Wed 4	Trip to Worthington for Dr Van Houten		2.50

Thurs

May 5   First call Mrs Pierce, Marengo                  3.00

Fri

May 6	First call Al Boston				2.00

	Casket to Pierces				1.50

	Mrs Strosnider to Granville			3.50

Sat

May 7	Casket to Bostons				1.50

	Mrs Pierce funeral				2.50

Son	

May 8	Chairs to Bostons				2.00

	Mr Bostons funeral				2.00

Mon 9

Tues 10

Wed 11

Thurs 12 First call Mr Oldham				2.50

	Trip to Plum's					1.00

Fri

May 13	Casket to Oldhams				1.00

Sat

May 14	Trip to Oldhams					1.50

	First call Mrs Boyd &amp; work at office		2.00

Sun

May 15	Mrs Boyd in casket &amp; taken home			1.00

	Mr Oldhams funeral				2.50

	Frist call Miss Young &amp; work at office		1.50

Mon

May 16	Trip to Boyds					 .75

        Trip to Galena                                   .75 

	Work at office					1.00

	To Col for Dora Moore &amp; work at office		2.50
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[corresponds to page 11 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							11

Tues	Chairs to &amp; from Boyd				2.00

May 14	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Mrs Boyd funeral				1.50

	Work at office					1.00

Wed

May 18	Miss Young funeral				1.50

	Dora Moore funeral				1.50

	To Newark for Mr Peel &amp; work at office		2.00

Thus

May 19	Dr Gorsuch to Mt Carmel				2.00

Fri 20

Sat 21	Chairs to &amp; from Peels				1.00

	Pearl Peel funeral				2.00

Sun 22

Mon 23	First call Mr Burton				2.00

	Mrs Ryant to Jane Case Hospital			1.00

	work at office					1.00

Tues

May 24	Grass and device to cemetery			 .50

	Chairs to &amp; from Burtons			3.00

	First call Piper baby				1.50

Wed

May 25	Casket to Pipers				1.50

	First call Elmer Prosser			1.00

	Aiken man to Union Station			5.00

Thus

May 26	Box grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Baby Pipers funeral				2.00

	Elmer Prosser in casket				 .50

Fri 27

Sat 28	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			5.00

	Elmer Prosser funeral				1.00

	Man out to Mrs Ahrens				1.00

Sun 29

Mon 30	First call Lucile Gutridge			2.00

	Man to Gahanna					5.00

Tues

May 31	Hettie &amp; Hosea to see Dr. Gorsuch		  00

Wed	Lucile Gutridge in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

June 1	Taggart to Mt Gilead				4.00
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12

Thus	Chairs to &amp; from Gutridges			1.00

June 2	Mrs Gutridge funeral				1.00

Fri	Mr Cupp from Delaware				1.50

June 3	Grass &amp; device to &amp; from cemetery &amp; burial (Lucile) 1.50

	Dr Gorsuch home					2.00

	Boy to Marengo					2.00

Sat

June 4	Frank Roof out to Henry's			 .75

Sun

June 5	Man to Marion					4.00

Mon 

June 6	First call Mrs Nutt				2.00

	Work at office					  00

Tues

June 7	First call Mr Kirby, Ashville		       10.00

	Casket ot Lookers				1.00

	Work at office					1.00

Wed

June 8	Casket to Nutts					1.00

	Strosy to Columbus to Embalmers			4.00

	Trip to Lookers					1.00

Thurs

June 9	Chairs to &amp; from Lookers			2.00

	Mrs Looker and Mrs Nutt funeral			4.00

Fri

June 10	Mr Kirby funeral				4.00

Sat

June 11	Strosy to Centerburg				2.00

Sun 12

Mon 13	Josephine Haines to Fred Whitters		1.00

Tues

June 14	Frist call Mr Ritter at Berlin			2.50

Wed

June 15	Casekt to Ritters. cleaning machine		1.50

Thus

June 16	First call Anna Green				2.00

	Mr Ritter funeral				4.00

Fri

June 17	Casket to Greens				1.00
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[corresponds to page 13 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							13

Sat 	Chairs to Greens				1.50

June 18	Anna Green funeral				2.00
	
	Chairs from Greens				1.50

Sun 19

Mon 20 	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				2.00

Tues

June 21	Chairs &amp; flowers to Condits			1.50

	Mrs Condit funeral				2.00

	Out to Jacksons					1.00

Wed

June 22	Trip to Jacksons and Galena			1.00

Thus

June 23	Chairs to Jacksons				 .75

	Mrs Jackson funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Jackson				 .75

Fri 24

Sat 25

Sun 26

Mon 26

Tues 28

Wed 29	Taggart to Worthington &amp; Col			5.00

Thus 30

Fri July 1

Sat July 2

Sun July 3

Mon July 4

Tues July 5 Man to Starks Corners			1.00

Wed

July 6	First call Mrs Perfect				2.00

	First call Mrs Burrer				1.50

	Mr Hill from White Cross &amp; work at office	2.50

	Work at office all afternoon

	Back to office in evening

Thus

July 7	Hill boy in casket &amp; taken home			2.00

	Casket to Perfects				1.00

	Casket to Burrers				1.00

	Chairs to &amp; from Hills &amp; Hill funeral		2.00

	Chairs to Perfects &amp; Burrers			1.00
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[corresponds to page 14 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


14

Fri	Mrs Burrer funeral				2.00

July 8	Mrs Perfect funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Burrers &amp; Perfects			1.00

Sat 9

Sun 10

Mon 11

Tues 12

Wed 13

Thurs 14

Fri 15

Sat 16

Sun 17

Mon 18	Truck driver to Johnstonwn			1.50

Tues 19

Wed 20	Hose took boy to Marengo.			2.00

Thus 21

Fri 22

Sat 23

Sun 24

Mon 25

Tues 26

Wed 27	Work at office					1.00

Thus 28

Fri 29		

Sat 30	Grass &amp; device to &amp; from cemetery Mrs Duglass	1.00

Sun 31

Mon Aug 1 First call Will Leak				2.00

Tues

Aug 2	Trip to Leaks					1.50

Wed

Aug 3	Casket to Leaks					1.00

Thurs

Aug 4	Chairs &amp; flowers to Leaks			1.50

	Mr Leak funeral					2.00

Fri 5

Sat 6

Sun 7	Barcus to reunion at Herm Duckworths		1.00

Mon 8

Tues 9	Mr Young to Case Hospital			1.50

Wed 10
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[corresponds to page 15 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							15

Thus 11

Fri 12

Sat 13

Sun 14	Amb trip to R.R for Leightner			5.00

	Searles girl to Mt Carmel Hospital		1.50

	Work at office					2.00

Mon

Aug 15	Robins boy in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

	Leightner man in casket &amp; other			3.00

	Work at office cleaned &amp; seated.

	First call Mamie Lytle &amp; work at office		2.00

Tues

Aug 16	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Francis Leichner funeral &amp; work at office	2.50

	Trip to Robins. 2 trip to Knoders		1.00

Wed

Aug 17	Mrs Kimball to Delaware				2.00

	Robins boy funeral 				1.50

	Back to Robins for chairs			 .50

	Nannie Lytle in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

Thus

Aug 18	Chairs to&amp; from Snavely's &amp; work at cemetery	1.00

	Mannie Lytle funeral				2.00

Fri

Aug 19	Strosnider to Delaware				2.00

Sat

Aug 20	Man to Galena					 .50

Sun 21

Mon 22

Tues 23	First call Mrs Fayette Adams			2.50

Wed

Aug 24	Casket to Adams, Westerville			1.50

Thus

Aug 25	Trip to Westerville				2.00

	Mrs Adams funeral				2.50

Fri

Aug 26	Addie Cooke from U. Station			5.00

Sat 27

Sun 28

Mon 29

Tues 30	Casket to Mrs Sherm Williams			1.00
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[corresponds to page 16 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


16

Wed

Aug 31	Trip to Williams				1.50

Thurs

Sept 1	Chairs to &amp; from Williams, flowers to cemetery	3.50

Fri 2

Sat 3	Mr Loman to Howard Beaver			1.00

Sun 4

Mon 5	Hose schoolmate to Fargo			1.25

Tues

Sept 6	Mrs Pumphreys sister to O. Green		1.00

Wed

Sept 7	Ben Ross to Mt Carmel Hospital			1.50

Thus 8

Fri 9	To Mt Carmel for Mr Ross &amp; work at office	2.50

Sat

Sept 10	Work at office &amp; casket to Ross			2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				1.50

Sun

Sept 11	Trip to Mr Ross					1.50

Mon

Sept 12	Chairs to Ross					2.00

	Mr Ross funeral					2.00

	Back to Ross' for chairs			1.00

Tues 13

Wed 14

Thus 15

Fri 16

Sat 17							

Sun 18	Mrs STrosnider &amp; Mrs Allen to Granville		3.50

Mon 19

Tues 20

Wed 21

Thus 22

Fri 23

Sat 24	First call Mrs Stamforth			2.50

Sun

Sept 25	Casket to James					3.00

Mon	Sept 26, Mrs Stamforth funeral			3.00

	Mrs Gray and Brother to Leonardsburg		1.75

Sept 26	Mrs Gray and Brother back and			1.75

	he on to Neil House				4.50

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[corresponds to page 17 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							17

Tues 27

Wed 28	Boy to Johnston					1.25

Thus 29

Fri 30	First call Mrs Roberts &amp; work at office		2.00

Sat

Oct 1	Mrs Roberts in casket				000

Sun

Oct 2	A few chairs to Roberts				1.00

	Mrs Roberts funeral				2.50

Mon 3

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thus 6

Fri 7

Sat 8	First call Clint Domigan &amp; work at office	1.50

	Trip to Domigans				1.00

Sun

Oct 9	Mr Domigan in casket &amp; other work		1.00

	First call Mr Glaze &amp; work at office		2.00

	Mr Glaze taken to Buels'			1.00

Mon

Oct 10	Mr Domigan funeral with auto			2.50

	Casket to Buells				1.00

Tues

Oct 11	Trip To Buells					1.00

	First call Mrs Carhart				1.00

	Mr Glaze funeral				2.00

	Back to Carharts				1.00

Wed

Oct 12	To Domigan farm for door badge			1.00

	Casket to Carharts				1.00

Thus

Oct 13	Chairs to Carharts				1.00

	Mrs Carhart funeral				2.00

Fri

Oct 14	Trip to Galena to Hamers, unloaded casket	1.00

Sat

Oct 15	First call Mrs Clark				2.00

Sun

Oct 16	Casket to Tottens				1.00</text>
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                    <text>[page 20]

[corresponds to page 18 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


18

Mon	Chairs to Tottens				1.50

Oct 17	Mrs Clark funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Tottens				1.50

	Firsrt call Mrs Ulery				3.00

Tues

Oct 18	Casket to Ulrys					1.50

Wed

Oct 19	Mrs Ulrey's funeral				2.50

Thurs 20

Fri 21

Sat 22

Sun 23

Mon 24

Tues 25

Wed 26

Thus 27

Fri 28

Sat 29

Sun 30

Mon 31

Tues Nov 1

Wed 2

Thus 3

Fri 4	First call Mrs Root				1.50

	Casket to Roots &amp; work at office		1.00

Sun

Nov 6	Trip to cemetery &amp; chairs to Roots		1.50

	Mrs Roots funeral &amp; chairs home			2.00

Mon 7

Tues 8

Wed 9

Thus 10

Fri 11

Sat 12	First call Mrs Piper				1.50

Sun

Nov 13	Casket to Allisons				1.00

Mon 

Nov 14
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[corresponds to page 19 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							19

Tues	Chairs to Allisons				1.00

Nov 15	Mrs Piper funeral				1.00

	Chairs from Allisons				1.00

	First call Mr Dean &amp; work at office		1.50

Wed

Nov 16	Work at office Noble babies			 .50

	First call Mr Walker				2.00

	Mr Dena in casket and shipped			1.50

Thus

Nov 17	Mrs Campbell to Hospital			1.50

	Trip to Walkers					1.00

	Waldo Walker &amp; family to Walkers		1.00

Fri

Nov 18	Casket ot Walkers				1.00

Sat

Nov 19	Chairs to Walkers				1.25

	Mr Walker funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Walkers				1.25

Sun 20

Mon 21	Strosy to Prices &amp; Dublin, baby burial		5.00

Tues 22

Wed 23	Stella Roberts to Fargo				1.25

Thurs 24

Fri 25	Gasoline man out beyond Henry Millers		1.00

Sat 26

Sun 27

Mon 28	Two Marietta girls to Delaware College		2.00

	First call Anna Lane				2.00

Tues

Nov 29	Taggart to Mt Vernon				4.00

	Casket to Lanes					1.00

Wed

Nov 30	Anna Lane funeral				2.00

Thurs

Dec 1

Fri 2

Sat 3	Mrs Piper from Columbus &amp; work at office	2.00

Sun

Dec 4	Mrs Piper in casket &amp; other work		1.00

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                    <text>[page 22]

[corresponds to page 20 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1933]


20

Mon	Grass &amp; Device to cemetery			 .50

Dec 5	Mrs Piper funeral				1.50

Tues

Dec 6	Helen Gutridge to Case Hospital			1.00

Wed 7

Thus 8

Fri 9	First call Mrs Shade Miller			2.00

	Mrs Miller brot to office			1.00

	Mrs Miller in casket				 000


Sat 10

Sun 11	Mrs Miller funeral				1.50

Mon

Dec 12	First call Mrs Gregg, Linden			5.00

	Strosnider,  back to Linden			4.00

	Work at office for Mrs Catt			1.00

Tues

Dec 13	Work at office, cleaned chairs &amp; office		1.00

	Casket to Greggs				2.00

	Trip to P. Wilcox &amp; office work on baby		1.00

	Mrs Catt in casket

Wed

Dec 14	First call Mrs Minnie Hempstead			2.00

	Mrs Gregg funeral				3.00

	Trip to Wilcox &amp; work at office			1.00

Thus

Dec 15	Work at office					1.00

	Mrs Catt funeral with machine			2.00
	
	Casket to Hempsteads				1.00

Fri

Dec 16	Chairs to &amp; from Hempsteads			6.00

	Mrs Hempstead funeral

Sat

Dec 17	First call Mrs Breece				3.00

Sun

Dec 18	Casket to Breece's				1.50

	Helen Gutridge from Hospital			1.00

Mon

Dec 19	Mrs Breece funeral				2.50

Tues 20

Wed 21	First call Kate Knox &amp; work at office		2.00

Thus

Dec 22	Kate Knox in casket &amp; cleaning chapel		1.50
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                    <text>[page 23]

[corresponds to page 21 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							21

Fri 23	Dec 23. Kate Knox Funeral			1.50

Sat 24	First Call Mr Davenport &amp; work at office	2.00

	Mr Davenport in casket				 .50

Sun

Dec 25	Casket to Davenports				1.00

	First call Mr Granger				1.50

Mon

Dec 26	Chairs to Davenports				1.50

	Casket to Grangers				1.00

Tues

Dec 27	Mr Davenport funeral				2.00

Wed

Dec 28	Chairs to and from Grangers			1.00

	Mr Granger funeral				2.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

Thus 29

Fri 30

Sat 31	First call Mr Hults &amp; work at office		2.00

	Mr Hults dressed, put in casket 		 .50

(1933)

Sun

Jan 1	Work at office

	Mr Hults taken home				2.00

	Mr Hults brought back

Mon

Jan 2	Mr Hults funeral with machine			2.00

Tues

Jan 3	First call Mr Foster &amp; work at office		1.50

Wed

Jan 4	Mr Foster in casket &amp; work at office		1.00

	Mrs Dixon's aunt from depot to Dixons		 .50

Thus

Jan 5	Work at office &amp; cemetery			 .75

	Mr Foster funeral 				1.50

	Trip to Dixons					 .75

Fri

Jan 6	Chairs to Dixons				 .75

	Grass &amp; device to Galena Cemetery		1.00

	Machine to Flynn funeral to Galena		1.50

	chairs from Dixons				 .75

Sat 7

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Sun 8

Mon 9

Tues 10	Swept &amp; seated chapel, other work		 .50

Wed 11	To Union Station for Mrs Clark (Met Morrot)	1.50

Thus

Jan 12	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Mrs Clark Funeral with auto			1.50

Fri

Jan 13	Wickiser girl to University Hospital		1.50

Sat 14

Sun 15	Mr Condo from Springfield &amp; work at office 	3.00

Mon

Jan 16	Trip to Condit cemetery &amp; J. Clevengers		1.50

Tues

Jan 17	Work at office &amp; Mr Condo funeral		2.00

Wed 18

Thus 19

Fri 20	Device to cemetery				1.00

	Wm A. Wilson funeral &amp; Machine			1.00

Sat

Jan 21	To Trips to Grahams &amp; work at office		2.00

	Mrs Grahams in casket				1.00

Sun

Jan 22	Work at office &amp; to depot to ship Mrs Graham	1.00

Mon

Jan 23	First call Mr Saunders				2.00

Tues

Jan 24	Casket to Saunders				1.00

Wed 

Jan 25	Mr Saunders funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Saunders				1.50

Thus 26

Fri 27

Sat 28

Sun 29

Mon 30	Work at office Cline baby			1.00

Tues

Jan 31	Work at office					 .50

	Trip to Cline's &amp; Westerville		2.00
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[corresponds to page 23 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							23

Feb 1 Wed

Thus Feb 2 Three men to Deshler Hotel Col.		4.00

Fri 3

Sat 4	Mrs Willie Clark from Mt Carmel			1.50

Sun

Feb 5	Amb trip to Presley's no good			 000

Mon

Feb 6	Strosnider to Frank Hoovers			 .50

Tues 7

Wed 8	Mrs Carpenter Galena to Grant Hospital		1.50

Thus	

Feb 9	First call Crosses near Bethel			2.50

Fri

Feb 10	Casket to Cross &amp; to cemetery with machine	2.00

Sat

Feb 11	Cross baby funeral chairs to &amp; from house	2.00

Sun 12

Mon 13

Tues 14

Wed 15

Thus 16

Fri 17

Sat 18

Sun 19	Trip to Bairds Westerville, Mrs Carpenter from [illegible] 2.50

Mon 20

Tues 21

Wed 22

Thus 23

Fri 24	Martha Clark to Grant Hospital			1.50

Sat 25

Sun 26

Mon 27	Hose to Columbus for errand for Dr. Van (Houten)4.00

Tues

Feb 28	Strosnider to Court House Del			2.00

Mar 1

Thus 2

Fri 3

Sat 4

Sun 5	Martha Clark from Hospital			1.50

Mon 

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[corresponds to page 24 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


24

Tues

Mar 7	First call Mr Scott &amp; work at office		2.00

Wed

Mar 8	Mr Scott in casket &amp; 2 trips to Knoderers	1.00

Thurs

Mar 9	Boxed and shipped Mr Scott			1.00

Fri 10

Sat 11	Mrs Campbell to White Cross			1.50

Sun 12

Mon 13

Tues 14

Wed 15

Thurs 16

Fri 17

Sat 18

Sun 19	Mrs Bell from Mt Carmel to home near Del	1.50

	Bessis Sherbourne &amp; brout out to Bells		 .75

Mon 20

Tues 21	First call Mrs Betty Hoover			2.00

	First call Mrs Sherbourne			2.00

Wed 

Mar 22	Casket to Hoovers				1.00

	Casket to Sherbournes				1.00

Thurs

Mar 23	Chairs to Hoovers				1.00

	Mrs Hoover funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Hoovers				1.00

Fri

Mar 24	Work at cemetery &amp; office			1.00

	Mrs Sherbourne funeral with machine		2.00

Sat 25

Sun 26	First call Mart Grove				2.00

	Casket to Grove					1.00

Mon

Mar 27	First call Dr Van &amp; work at office		2.00

	Trip to Groves Berkshire			1.00

	Dr Van dressed and put in casket		1.00

Tues

Mar 27	Mart Grove funeral &amp; work at office		2.00

	Mr Gorman to farm &amp; [illegible]			1.00

Wed	Chairs from Groves				1.00

	Dr Van Houtens funeral				1.00

Mar 29	Abe and Jno Strosnider to Richwood		4.00

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[corresponds to page 25 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							25

Thurs 30

Fri 31	Mrs Claud Edwards from Hospital			1.50

Sat

Apr 1	Mrs Watson from Hawkins Dist to White Cross	2.00

Sun 2

Mon 3

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thus 6

Fri 7

Sat 8

Sun 9

Mon 10

Tues 11

Wed 12

Thurs 13 Frist call Mrs (Judge) Overturf &amp; work at office 2.00

Fri

Apr 14	Wheeland boy from Case Hospital home		1.00

	Mrs Overtruf in casket &amp; seated it		1.00

Sat

Apr 15	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Mrs Overturf funeral				1.50

	Mayme Fuller to Berkshire			 .50

Sun 16

Mon 17

Tues 18

Wed 19

Thus 20	Mr Taggart to Columbus				5.00

Fri 21

Sat 22

Sun 23

Mon 24

Tues 25	First call Frank Foster				2.50

	Mrs Ahrens brother out to her home		1.00

Wed

Apr 26	Work at office &amp; casket to Fosters		1.50

Thus

Apr 27	Chairs to Fosters				2.00

	Mr Foster funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Fosters				2.00

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[corresponds to page 26 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


26

Fri 28

Sat 29	Mrs Ahrens brother to Columbus			4.00

Sun 30

Mon May 1

Tues 2

Wed 3

Thus 4

Fri 5

Sat 6

Sun 7

Mon 8

Tues 9

Wed 10

Thus 11 First call Perry Page				2.00

Fri

May 12	Casket to Pages					1.00

Sat

May 13	Geraldine Chamberlain to Grant Hospital		1.50

	Mr Page funeral					2.00

	Towed Akron boy to Williamsons			 .50

	Charlotte Wiloughby from train			 .25

Sun

May 14	Chairs from Pages &amp; helped with tent		2.00

Mon

May 15	Mrs Watson from Hosptial to home Hawkins school 1.50

Tues 16

Wed 17

thus 18

Fri 19

Sat 20

Sun 21	Geraldine Chamberlain from Grant Hospital 	1.50

Mon 22

May 23	First call Mrs Knoderer &amp; work at office	1.50

Wed

May 24	Casket to Knoderers &amp; cleaning car		1.50

Thus

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	Carroll Williamson taken home			 .50

Fri	Carroll Williamson to Case Hospital		1.00

May 26 	Trip to Richwood				5.00
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[corresponds to page 27 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


							27

Sat	Callie Reynolds to Case Hospital		1.50

May 27

Sun

May 28	Carroll Williamson to Mt Carmel Hospital	1.50

Mon 29

Tues 30	Lily &amp; Rose Barcus to Galena			 .50

Wed 31

Thus June 1

Fri " 2	Bronson Culver to Case Hospital			1.00

Sat

June 3	Mrs Will Lane to White Cross Hospital		1.50

Sun 4

Mon 5	First call Mrs Larkin, near Croton		2.50

Tues

June 6	Casket to Larkins				1.00

	Carroll Williamson home from Mt Carmel  	1.50

	Strosy to Embalmers Asso, in Col		5.00

Wed

June 7	Chairs to Larkins				2.00

	Mrs Larkin funeral				2.50

	Mr Taggart to Mt Vernon				5.00

Thus

June 8	To Memorial Hall for Strosnider			5.00

Fri

June 9	Mrs Harold Roof to Case Hospital		1.00

Sat

June 10	Boy to Marengo					2.00

Sun

June 11	Man to Cantrells				1.25

Mon 12

Tues 13

Wed 14	Strosnider to Court House Del.			1.50

Thus 15

Fri 16

Sat 17

Sun 18

Mon 19

Tues 20

Wed 21

Thus 22

Fri 23	Taggart to Columbus				5.00

	Lena Evans to bus from Carrie's			 .75

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[corresponds to page 28 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


28

Sat

June 24	Charlotte Willough to depot			 .25

Sun 25

Mon 26

Tues 27

Wed 28

Thus 29	Mrs Mead to Case Hospital			1.00

	Mrs Tuller to Grant Hospital			2.00

Fri

June 30	To Case Hospital for Mrs Cole &amp; work at office	2.00

	Mr McElwee to Grant Hospital			2.00

Sat

July 1	Worked more with Mrs Cole			1.00

Sun

July 2	Mr Saunders from Case Hospital &amp; work at office 2.00

	Mrs Cole funeral &amp; burial at Fancher		2.00

Mon						x      (2.00)

July 3	Mr Saunders in casket &amp; other work 4 hrs	1.50

Tues

July 4	Mr Saunders funeral				2.00

Wed 5	

Thurs 6	First Call Mrs Curt Buell, Croton		2.50

	Mrs Tuller from Grant Hospital			1.00

Fri  7	Casket to Buells &amp; 	

Sat                Buells

July 8        Trip to Buells				1.50

Sun

July 9      Trip to Buells				1.50

Mon

July 10    Mrs Buell funeral with chairs			x (2.50) 2.00

Tues

July 11    Trip to Buells				1.50

Wed

July 12   Mrs Buell burial				1.50

Thurs

July 13 Geraldine Walker to Mt. Carmel			1.00

Fri 14

Sat 15 First call Mr Ferris				2.00

            Mrs Carl Dixon to Case hospital			1.00

           Boy to Robins Lake				1.50

Sun 

July 16  Casket to Ferris				1.00
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[corresponds to page 29 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]

Mon

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	First call Mrs Pumphrey &amp; work at office 7 hrs	 2.50

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July 19 	chairs to Pumphreys			 .50

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Fri 21

Sat 22	Boy to Westerville				1.00

Sun

July 23	First call Mr Day				2.50

Mon 24

Tues 25	Casket to Days				        1.00

Wed

July 26	Mrs Hoover from Case hospital		        1.00

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Thurs 27 


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[corresponds to page 45 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


[This page used to calculate monthly receipts. A summary table follows]


(1931)						(1932)

Oct-31.50	Nov-73.50	Dec-93.85	Jan-72.25	


Feb-27.50	Mar-68.10	April-66.50
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[This page used to calculate monthly receipts. A summary table follows]


May-87.10	June-88.50	July-25.50


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Jan-41.50	Feb-24.50	March-42.75

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A.D. Strosnider

Apr 6 Pd by check	$25.00


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[corresponds to page 64 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


64

254	1931 Autos

Oct 30	 .25 San Antonio Tex

Nov 23 	3.00 O. Young to Nov. 10.

Dec 2 	 .35 Coshocton, O

 " 20 	3.00 O. Young to Dec. 10. 1931

(1932)

Jan 4	1.00 Dr. Roberts Dec 28-Jan 4th 1932

 " 16	2.00 Dr. Roberts Jan 4-18	

 " 23   1.00 Dr. Roberts to Jan 25

Feb 22  6 00 O. Young to Feb 10

" 22 -  3 00 Chapmans $9.00

Mar 5 - 35 Ashtabula

Apr-21  6.00 to Apr 10. '32

May 2	 .25 Newark N.J.

  " 5	 .25 Montreal, Can.

  " 10	 .25 N. Jefferson

  " 11	 .35 Coshocton

  " 18	3.00. O. Young to May 10

  " 26	 .25

[4.35 in left margin]

June 5	 .25 Detroit = 4.25

  " 22  4 00 O. Young to June 22

Aug 9 - 25 Capt Federle

  " 19  25 Chicago Illa (504)

Sept 15 5.00 to Sept 15th O. Young

   " 18  .25 Cincinnati

   " 26  .25 (illegible)

   " 27  25 Brooklyn N.Y (6.00)

   " 30  25 Cincinnati

Oct 18   .25 Omaha, Neb.
  
Oct 26   .25 Mr. Federle (509)

Nov 10   .25 Cleveland O.

  " 11	 .20 Kalamazoo, Mich

Nov 2   6 00 O. Young to Nov 30 (6.75)



1933

Feb 4	 .25 Erie Pa 50?

 "  4	 .25 New York City

Mar 12	 .25 Terre Haute Ind .50

 "  22	 .25 Mr Servall

Apr 14	 .25 Columbus

14- 21	 .50 Columbus  1.00

 "  24	 .25 Croton

May 25	 .25 St Petersburg 254

June 2	 .25 Atlanta Ga

 "  28	 .25 Federle  .50

Sept 26  .25 Federle

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								65

   (1931)
		     2
Oct 3 -2.00 Cleveland 			Jan 17-  1.00 Hudson, O

		      2
  " 3 - 2.00 Cincinnati			 "  19 - 10.00 O. Young to Jan 17th

  " 4 - 1.00 Cleveland preacher 	[35.50] "  23 - Roberts to Jan. 23
                         2				         2
  " 4 - 1.50 Rose Hill, Ky.		 "  23 - Casper - Wyoming  
			 2				   1
  " 4 - 2.00 Cincinnati O		 "  28 - Mr Conners   

    5 - 4.00 Texas						1
              Missouri - Kansas 	 "  29 - 1.00 Plain City
			 3					     1
    7 - 3.00 Railroad men		 Feb 2 - 1.00 Litchfield, Ind.  
			           3					   2
   16 - 240 Agosta, Ind (illegible) 	  "  6 - 1.50 Port Clinton
			2						     2
   17 - 1.50 Buffalo, NY'		     6 &amp; 7 - 3.00 Toledo broke down


Oct 19 -5.00 [illegible]		     8 &amp; 9 - 3.00 Toledo   "    "
		        1				    2 
    19 - 24.50 Columbus. 		    10 - 1.50  Toledo  "    "
							    2
    19 - 15.00 O Young to Oct 18th (30.50)  19 -  .50  woman &amp; boy.
			      3			    2
    19 - 250 [Summersville MO]		    19 - 1.50  Akron
              Licking 					    3
              Houston] 			    21 - 2.50  Joplin, Mo.

		       2		    22 - 10.00 O. Young to Feb 14th
    20 - 200 Oberlin, O.			           1
		      			    29 - 1.00 Dayton
		      1					       5				
    20 - 100 Ottawa, O			    29 - 4.00 North East	 - Penn.
				3			      1
    21 - 100 Cleveland R.R. man.         Mar 3 - 1.00 Mr Conner	
			  4				    1
    24 - 300 Orlando, Fla.		  "  3 - 1.00 Chicago Ill
			   2				    1
    24 - 200 South Bend Ind		     4 - 1.00 Chicago  "
							   1
					     5 -  .50 Cincin
			    1    			      2
[58.90] 24 - 100 Cleveland O	   [30.00]   5 - 2.00 Ashtabula
			 2				     2#
    24 - 150 Indianapolis		     5 - 2.00 Columbus 
			      2		     9 - 1.00 Mr Rush
    27 - 150 Bloomington, Ind.		     9 - 1.00 Plain City
			2
    28 - 150 Cleveland O		    10 - 1.00 Plain City
			     2	
    29 - 200 SanAntonio Texas		    15 -  .50 J. Murphy, sign painter
			   1
Nov  3 - 100 Jeromeville O.		   16 - 2.00 Corbin Ky
			2				     4
 "   4 - 1.50 Mt Liberty		   19 - 2.00 Columbus

"5 - 8   700 Bay Village O.		   22 -  .75 Frazysburg
			      2
     6 - 150 Little Rock, Ark.		   23 -  .75 Frazyburg
			    4
[32.50] 6 - 300 Pittsburg Pa		   25 -10.00 O. Young to Mar. 13
			 2
     6 - 150 Buffalo N.Y.		   30 - 1.50 Cleveland
			 2					 1
     7 - 150 Buffalo N.Y.		   31 - 2.00 Indianapolis
		      1					
     9 - 100 Tampa Fla		     April  1 - 1.00 E.A. Strong
			   1
    17 - 100 Jeromeville O.	       "    7 - 1.00 Mr Conner
		      1
    18 - 100 Mr Conner		       "    7 - 1.50 Birmingham, Ala
			      2
    23 - 150 Standard oil boys 	       "    9 - 2.00 Hernet, Calif
			  1
    24 - 100 Mansfield, O.	       
    23 - 10.00 O. YOung to Nov 15th    "   11 - 1.50 Minneapolis, Minn
		      2
Dec  3 - 150 Coshocton 		       "   13 - 1.00 Bay Village
		        1	       "   14 - 1.00 Urbana
 "   8 - 100 Wooster, O.	      Apr. 18 - 30 - 5.50 Mail Pouch
			  1
[23.75] 17 - 100 Mr Conner		   20 - 1.50 Athens Georgia
			    1
 "  18 - 100 Philadelphia Pa		   20 -12.50 O. Young to Apr 17, 1932

 "  20 - 1250 O. Young to Dec 20th 1931    21 - 1.50 Los Angeles, Cal.
								4
 "22-23 - 375 Radio boys		   24 - 3.00 Chicago Ill

 "26-27 - 300 Radio boys		   26 -  .50 Lee Loving New Orleans

    26 -  Vet Doctor [crossed out]

[1932]				   [$40.00]
			    2
Jan  3 - 125 Rat Kiss people		   26 - 1.00 Lima
			      1					  2
Dec 26-Jan 2 - 2.50 Vet Doctor		   27 - 1.50 Chicago, Ill.
			       4			       1
Jan  4   3.00 Newtonville, Mass	           29 - 1.00 Mr Leonard
 		 	1				  2
 "   7    .75 Letonia O.		   29 - 2.00 Akron
							     1
					   30 - 1.00 Columbus
		       4					      1
 "   8   3.00 Cleveland		      May   2 - 1.00 New York Cy, N.Y.
		       2
 "   9   1.50 Mansfield		       "  2-9 - 6.00 Dr Harringtons
		       2					  5
 "  10 - 1.50 Cleveland		            5 - 4.50 Montreal Can.
			  1					1
Jan 2 - 16 5.00 Vet Doctor		    6 - 1.00 Butler, Pa.

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66

			2
May  8  Youngstown 1.50		     June  29 - 1.00 Columbus

 "   8  Marengo    1.00		     June  30 -  .75 Plain City

 "   9  150 N. Jefferson	     July   1 - 1.00 Cleveland
				      "     7 - 1.00 Bay Village
     9   50   Tenn.		      "     7 - 1.00 Columbus

    10  150 Coshocton		      "     9 -  .25 Columbus
								2
5 - 14 - 400 Dr Harrington	      "    11 - 1.50 Cincinnati

    10 - 100 Findlay		      "    17 - 1.00 Cleveland

    12 - 250 [Titusville Pa		   18 - 1.00 Plain City
	     [Moreland Ky	[$16.75]   

    13 - 100 Grove City, Pa.		   19 - 1.00 Adaman

    13 -  50 Weserville Ind		   20 -  .50 Cleveland

    14 -  50    "        "		   21 - 1.00 Mr Conner
			   3
    14 - 300 Knoxville Tenn		   25 - 1.00 Plain City
			   1
    15 -  50 Weserville Ind		   25 - 1.00 Columbus
			  2
    15 - 150 Iowa City, Ia		   26 - 3.00 Alton Ill.
		       1
    16 -  50 Dayton, O. 		   28 - 2.50 Knoxville, Tenn.
		       1
    17 - 100 Norwalk O.		      Aug   3 - 1.00 Mr Monroe
		       1
    18 - 100 Ottawa, O. 		    3 - 1.00 Warren O.
 					    4 -  .75 Frazysburg, O

    18 - 1000 O Young to May 15th	    7 - 3.00 [illegible], Chicago

    19 - 100 E. A. Strong		    8 -  .75 Somerset.

    21 - 250 (Warren, Ohio		    9 - 3.00 Concord
	     (San Antonio Texas   [49.00]

    22 - 150 Cincinnati O.		   11 - 1.50 Bradford Pa.

[63.00]22 - 150 [Marietta O.		   11 - 2.50 Proctorville O.
		[Williamstown Va.	   
		[Pittsburg Pa		   13 - 1.50 Dayton O
			  2
    26 - 200 [Covington, O	    30     14 -15.00 O Young to Aug 3d.
		      1
    28 - 100 Cleveland			   15 - 1.00 Otisco Ind

    28 - 100 E.A. Strong		   15 - 1.00 Urbana O.
    29 - 100 Cleveland
    29 - 150 Harrisburg O.		   15 - 1.00 Chicago, Ill.
					   19 - 1.00 Columbus, O.

    29 - 200 Columbus, O		   19 - 1.50 Chicago, Ill.
    30 - 150 Detroit Mich
    30 - 000 Wilmington			   21 - 3.00 Charleston W.Va

    31 - 100 Indianapolis		   23 - 1.00 Detroit Mich (illegible

June 2   .50 Cincinnati, O.		   23 - 1.50 Ashland, Ky.

     3 - 100 Erie Pa			   24 - 1.00 Detroit (Sunshine)
		       2
     4 - 150 Youngstown 		   24 - 1.50 Los Angeles
		         2
     5 - 150 Detroit Mich		   25 - 1.00 Mr Conner.

     6 - 300 Memphis Tenn.		   29 - 3.00 Rochester N.Y

     7 - 100				   29 - 3.00 Dayton O.

     9 - 200 Lima O.			   30 - 3.00 Dayton O.
		      3
    10 - 250 Prov. R.I 13		   30 - 3.00 No. Fairfield, O

11 -14 - 300 Dr Harrington		   31 - 1.50 Geneva O.
		    1
    11 -  75 Lima O.		     Sept   1 - 1.50 Dr Harrington
		       1		    2 - 1.50 Cleveland
    14 - 100 Plain City			    3 - 2.00 [Franklin
            1					     [Butler Pa
    15 - 100
		  	   1
[$49.50] 16 - 100 Mr Conner		    3 - 1.50 Col
		        2
    19 - 150 O.S.U. Boys 	(1932)	    3 - 3.00 Cleveland

    22 -1400 O. Young to June 22	    6 - 1.50 Arcadia, Fla.

    22 - 100 Ottawa, O.			    6 -  .75 Frazysburg

    24 - 200 Cleveland			    6 -  .75 Kingston
			   4
    26 - 400 [New York City	       13 - 8 -  .50 Akron
	      Louisville Ky

7 - 28 - 150 Plain City		       11 -17 - 2.50 Miss Bond
			 4
    27 - 400 E. Liverpool	       11 -12 - 1.50 Vic Blake
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[corresponds to page 67 of Hopkins House Record Book 1931-1932]


								67

Sept 12 -  .75 Little Rock, Ark		Dec  8 - 1.00 Canton

 "   12 - 2.25 Kingston			Dec 11 - 2.00 Portland Oregon

 "   12 -  .75 N.Y City N.Y		 "  11 - 1.50 Indianapolis, Ind

 "   13 - 1.00 Oakland Fla		 "  12 - 1.00 Mansfield, O

 "   15 -15.00 O. Young to Sept 14th        13 - 1.50 Creston, O.

     16 -  .50 Pells' man		    14 - 1.00 Mr Wright

     17 - 1.50 Canton O.		    15 - 1.00 Lima

     17 - 1.50 Dayton O.	[21.75]	    19 - 1.50 Buffalo N.Y.

     18 - 1.50 Dr Harrington		    20 -  .50 Mr Laney

     18 - 1.50 Cincinnati		    21 - 1.00 Akron

     19 -  .75 Cleveland		    26 - 1.00 Portsmouth

     20 - 1.50 Pittsburg, Pa		    30 - 1.25 Lima

     21 - 1.00 Columbus			    31 - 1.00 Westerville
								2
[60.00] 24 - 1.50 Dr Harringtons  [1933] Jan 1 - 1.00 Cincinnati

     26 - 2.00 Lima, O			  "  5 - 1.00 Bay Village

     26 - 1.50 Youngstown, O		    12 - 1.00 Mansfield O.

     27 - 1.00 Massillon		    15 - 1.00 Osborn, Ins speaker

     28 - 1.00 Jew, New York		    16 - 1.00   "      "    "

     28 - 1.50 Brooklyn N.Y.		    16 - 1.00 New Vienna Speaker

     29 - 1.00 Mr Conner      [22.50]       19 - 1.00 Bay Village

     30 - 2.50 Bay Village		    20 - 1.00 Conference men

     30 - 1.50 Cincinnati O		    21 - 1.00 Kent, O.

Oct   3 - 1.50 Shelby, O		    26 - 1.00 Mr. Conner

 "    8 - 1.50 Cleveland		    28 - 2.50 [Cleveland
						      [Cranton

      8 - 1.00 Cincinnati		    24 -10.00 O. Young to Dec 28 1932

      9 - 1.50 Toledo, O.		Feb  1 - 1.00 Wilmington, O.
							       4
     10 - 1.50 Port Clinton		 "   4 - 3.00 Erie, Pa.

13 - 14 - 5.00 Bay Village		     4 - 1.50 New York City

     18 - 1.00 Gary, Ind.	[31.25]      4 -10.00 O Young to Jan 25, 1933

     18 - 3.00 Omaha, Neb		     5 - 1.00 Mt Vernon

     19 - 1.00 Mansfield
			   1
     20 - 1.00 West Liberty		     6 - 1.00 Lima O.
		      1
     20 - 1.00 Ashland			     7 - 1.00 International Co.
			     1
[25.20]	21 - 1.00 Bay Village		     7 - 1.50 Dayton, O.
			 2
     22 - 1.50 Dayton, O.		    15 - 1.00 Chicago Ill

     25 - 1.00 Mr Wright		    19 - 1.50 Students (3)

     25 -  .50 Mr Wright		    24 - 2.00 Sidney

     26 -  .50 Rochester N.Y.		    24 - 1.50 Columbus

     27 -  .75 Frazysburg		    24 - 1.00 London Ky.
     31 - 1.00 Marengo O
		      2
  Nov 1 - 2.00 Fremont			    25 - 1.00  "      "

   " 10 - 1.00 Gary, Ind.		    26 -  .75  "      "
			1
     10 - 1.00 Cleveland		    27 -  .75  "      "
			 2
     11 - 1.00 Louisville		    27 - 1.00 Canton, O

     11 - 1.00 Kalamazoo		    28 -  .75 London, Ky.

     14 - 3.00 Akron		      Mar    1 - 1.00 Bay Village

     27 - 1.50 Marietta girls	       "     3 - 1.00 Bay Village

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     29 - 27 50 O. Young to Nov 30	    12 - 1.50 Sierra Madra Calif

     30 - 2.00 Johnston Penn.		    12 - 1.50 Terre Haute Ind.
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PARCEL POST OR FOURTH-CLASS MATTER

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	180 S 3d  Matianna

Pageant of Progress Exposition

at Memorial]
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							13

		1933

Tues

Aug 1

Wed 2

Thurs 3

Fri 4

Sat 5	Mr Cupp from Delaware				1.50

Sun

Aug 6	First call J.C. Budd				3.00

Mon

Aug 7	Casket to Budds					1.00

Tues

Aug 8	Chairs &amp; flowers to Budds	(1.25)x 	1.00

	Trip back to Budds				1.00

	Mr Budd funeral					2.00

	Chairs back from Budds		(1.25)x 	1.00

Wed 9

Thus 10  18 wks

Fri 11

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14	Strosnider to Delaware to embalmers meeting	2.00

Tues

May 15	First call Mr Skeels				1.00

	Grass to cemetery, work at cemetery Myrtle Moshier

	with Piper &amp; Chairs to and from cemetery	1.50

Wed						       (2.00) x

Aug 16	Casket to Skeels				1.00

Thus 	19 weeks

Aug 17	Chairs &amp; device to cemetery &amp; chairs to Skeels  1.00

	Mr Skeels funeral &amp; back for chairs		1.50

	First call Miss Watson Whitehall school		3.00

Fri 18

Sat 19	Casket to Watsons				1.00

Sun

Aug 20	Miss Watson funeral				3.00

Aug 21

Tus 22	Mr Cupp from Delaware				1.50
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[corresponds to page 14 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


14

Wed

Aug 23	Man &amp; woman out to John Edwards below Van Valley

Thus

Aug 24

Fri 25

Sat 26

Sun 27

Mon 28

Tues 29

Wed 30	Mr Cupp from Delaware

Thurs 31

Fri Sept 1

Sat 2

Sun 3

Mon 4	Mr Strosnider to N.R.A. at Delaware		2.00

Tues

Sept 5	D.M. Cupp from Delaware				1.50

Wed 6	

Thus 7	Trip from Carpenters to Case Hospital hitchhikers 1.00

Fri

Sept 8	Two men to Deshler Hotel Col			4.00

Sat

Sept 9	Mrs Beum to Bexley				5.00

Sun 10

Mon 11

Tues 12	Mrs Cupp from Delaware				1.50

Wed 13

Thus 14

Fri 15	Mrs Jack Edwards to Grant Hospital		1.00

	First call Mr Metzgers				2.00

	Hose took equipment out first			1.00

Sat	work at office &amp; garage				0.00

Sept 16	First call Mrs Thrall				2.00

	Mrs Thrall body brot to Marshalls		1.00

Sun

Sept 17 Casket to Marshalls for Mrs Thrall		1.00

	Casket to Metzgers				1.00

	Trip to Metzgers, Ernsbergers &amp; cemetery	2.00

Mon

Sept 18	Mr Metzgar funeral				2.00

	Trip to Marshalls &amp; Jno Strosniders		1.00
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[corresponds to page 15 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							15

Tues	Chairs to Marshalls				1.00

Sept 19 Back to Marshalls		(1.00) x	 .50

	Mrs Thrall funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Thralls				1.00

	First call Mrs Shicks				2.00

Wed

Sept 20 Work at office Mrs Shicks &amp; Mr Adams		1.00

	Miss Thrall from Grant Hospital			1.00

Thus

Sept 21	Mr Adams in casket &amp; taken home			 .50

     21	To Galena for death certificate			1.00

     21 Chairs to Adams					 .75

Fri

Sept 22 Mr Adams funeral				2.00

	Mrs Shicks funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Adams				 .75

Sat 23

Sun 24

Mon 25

Tues 26 Mrs Grove from Franklin Co home &amp; work at office 2.00

Wed 27

Thus 28	Mrs Grove in casket				0.00

Fri

Sept 29	Work at office - getting ready for funeral 	 .50

	Mrs Grove funeral, office work			1.50

Sat 30

Sun

Oct 1

Mon 2

Tues 3	First call for Mr Green T.B. Hospital and

	to Grant Hospital for Mr Howard

	&amp; work at office call day until 8 P.M.		4.00

Wed

Oct 4 	Mr Green &amp; Mr Howard in casket, taken home	1.50

Thus

Oct 5	Mrs Leonard Utley from Hospital			1.00

	Mr Howard funeral				2.00

Fri

Oct 6	Mr Green burial at Ashville			3.00

Sat 7
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[corresponds to page 16 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


16

Sun

Oct 8	Mrs Cowell to Grant Hospital			1.00

Mon 9

Tues 10

Wed 11	First call Mrs Cowel &amp; work at office &amp; garage	2.50

Thus

Oct 12	Mrs Crowell in casket &amp; other work at office	1.00

Fri

Oct 13	Mrs Cowell taken home				1.00

	Miss Benoy from Grant Hospital			1.00

Sat

Oct 14	Chairs to Cowells				1.50

	Mrs Cowell funeral		(1.50) x	1.00

	Chairs from Cowells				1.50

Sun

Oct 15	First call Mr Rogers				1.50

Mon

Oct 16	Casket to Rogers &amp; cleaned hearse		1.00

Tues

Oct 17	Chairs to from Rogers				1.50

	Miss Hicks from Grant Hospital			1.00

	Mr Rogers funeral		(1.50) x	

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Mr Baldwin from Dr Hauk office to home up north	1.00

Wed

Oct 18	Mr Gotchall to Grant Hospital			1.00

Thus 19

Fri 20	Ross Fuller out to Bro. Roys			1.50

Sat 21

Sun 22	First call Mrs Harroun				2.00

Mon			cleaned hearse &amp; caskets

Oct 23	Work at office &amp; Roof boy home			1.00

	First call Mrs Huffliners			1.50

	Casket to Harrouns				1.00

Tues

Oct 24	Flowers to Harrounds				1.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			 .50

	Chairs to &amp; from Harrouns, &amp; Mrs Harroun funeral 2.00

	Trip to Huffliners &amp; work at cemetery help unload vault 1.00

					(1.50)+
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[corresponds to page 17 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							17

Wed	Casket to Huffliners				1.00

Oct 25	Comstock boy from Case Hospital			1.00

Thus

Oct 26	Chairs to Carters				1.00

	Chairs from Carters				1.00 

	Grass &amp; device to &amp; from cemetery		 .50

Fri 27

Sat 28	First call Miss Wilcox				2.00

Sun	

Oct 29	First Call Mr Strawser				2.00

	Casket to Wilcox				1.00

	People to Delaware (coeds)			2.00

Mon

Oct 30	Trip to Wilcox &amp; got things out of old hearse	1.00

	Miss Wilcox funeral				2.00

	Casket to Strawsers				1.00

Tues

Oct 31	Trip to Strawsers				1.00

Wed

Nov 1	Chairs to Strawsers				1.25

	Mr Strawser funeral &amp; chairs home		2.00

Thurs 2

Fri 3

Sat 4

Sun 5

Mon 6	Strosnider to N.R.A. meeting at Delaware	2.00

Tues 7

Wed 8

Thus 9

Fri 10

Sat 11

Sun 12	Mrs Bessie Walker to Delaware			1.50

Mon

Nov 13	First call Mrs Hixenbaugh work at office	1.50

	Machine to Hixenbaughs 2 trips, other office work all day 1.00

Tues

Nov 14	Hixenbaugh to Blomfield &amp; Centerburg		3.00

	Mrs. Hixenbaugh in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

	Work at garage &amp; various places with taxi	1.00

	Two boys on Thurman Gorsuch place home		1.00
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[corresponds to page 18 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


18

Wed	Chairs to &amp; from Hixenbaughs			1.00

Nov 15	Mrs Hixenbaughs funeral				2.00

Thus 16

Fri 17

Sat 18

Sun 19

Mon 20	Dr Gorsuch to Del &amp; Cols			2.00

Tues 21

Wed 22

Thurs 23 First call Mr Wood 4 hrs			2.00

	First call Mrs Frost				2.00

Fri 24	Work at office					1.00

Sat 25	Casket to Frosts				1.00

Nov 2 	Casket to Woods					1.00

Sun

Nov 26	Work at garage &amp; chairs to Frosts		1.50

	Flowers to Woods with machine			1.00

	My Ely to Case Hospital				1.00

	Chairs from Frosts to Woods			1.00

Mon

Nov 27	Work on machines at Furry's garage		 .50

	Mr Wood furnace, burial &amp; chairs back		3.00

Tues

Nov 28	Mrs Scott from Case Hospital home		1.00

Wed 29

Thus 30	Mr Ely from Case Hospital &amp; work at office	2.00

	First call Miss Wheeland &amp; work at office	1.50

	Trip to Elys'					1.00

Fri

Dec 1	First call Mr Hemminger &amp; work at office	2.00

	Trip to Ely's with Mr Corbin			1.50

	Miss Wheeland &amp; Mr Ely in caskets		1.00

Sat

Dec 2	Grass &amp; device to and from cemetery		 .50

	Chairs to and from Elys and at house		3.50

	Mr Hemminger in casket at office

	and other office work				1.00

Sun

Dec 3	Miss Wheeland funeral &amp; chairs house		1.00
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[corresponds to page 19 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							19

Mon

Dec 4	Mr Henninger funeral &amp; work at office		1.00

	4 people to E. Liberty Cemetery (2.50) x	2.00

[this section is crossed out]

Tues

Dec 5	Lovely day. Zella Knoderer fit my lav-

	ender dress this forenoon. I spent the

	afternoon at Maggies. Robert Perry got me

	a root of lovely grass at Aileen Skeels

	to day. I was at Lily Barcus this evening

Tues Dec. 6

Tues 5

Wed 6

Thus 7

Fri 8

Sat 9

Sun 10

Mon 11

Tues 12	First call Mrs Baird				 2.50

Wed

Dec 13	Work at office. cemetery &amp; casket to Westerville 1.50

Thus 14

Fri 15	Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; chairs to Westerville 2.00

	Mrs Baird funeral

	Back to Westerville for chairs			 1.00

Sat

Dec 16	Miss Lott to Jane Case Hospital			 1.00

Sun 17

Mon 18

Tues 19

Wed 20

Thurs 21

Fri 22

Sat 23

Sun 24

Mon 25

Tues 26

Wed 27

Thus 28

Fri 29

Sat 30	Spencers to Delaware				2.50
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[corresponds to page 20 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


20

Sun 31

Mon Jan 1

Tues Jan 2

Wed 3

Thurs 4	Twila Stark to Mt Carmel			1.50

Fri

Jan 5	Work at garage changing rigs			 .50

	D.M. Cupp from Delaware				1.50

Sat

Jan 6	Mrs Roy Kettle to H.H. Crings			1.00

Sun 7

Mon 8	First call Mrs Jane Edwards			2.00

Tues

Jan 9	Casket to Edwards				1.00

Wed

Jan 10	Grass &amp; Device to cemetery			 .50

	3 trips out and back with chairs to Edwards	3.00

Thus

Jan 11	Twila Stark from Mt Carmel			1.00

Fri 12

Sat 13

Sun 14

Mon 15	Chairs to [illegible] &amp; garage work		1.00

	Baby funeral &amp; chairs back			2.00

Tues 16

Wed 17

Thurs 18

Fri 19	First call Mr Wilcox				1.50

Sat 

Jan 20	Casket to Wilcoxs				1.00

Sun

Jan 21	Two trips with chairs &amp; flowers to Wilcox	1.50

 "  21	Two trips with chairs back			1.50

Mon 22

Tues 23

Wed 24	Work at office &amp; garage, trip to Worthington,

	Childrens Hospital, work at Worthington

	and to Meisses

Thus 25

Fri 26	Meisse girl funeral				2.50

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[corresponds to page 21 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							21

Sat 27

Sun 28

Mon 29

Tues 30

Wed 31	Dan Jennings to Mt Carmel			1.50

Thur Feb 1

Fri 2

Sat 3	At office most of the day doing various errands until 10:30 PM 2.50

Sun

Feb 4	At office until 3 P.M. John Strosnider		2.00

Mon

Feb 5	Helped a little at office seated it		  00

Tues

Feb 6 	Work at garage &amp; helped at Jno. S. funeral 	1.00

	First call Mr Geddis				2.50

Wed

Feb 7	Trip to Worthington, took embalming staff Jim Gaston 3.00

	casket to Geddis				1.00

Thus

Feb 8	Chairs to Geddis is ambulance			1.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery &amp; cleaned hearse	 .50

	Chairs from Geddis				1.00

	Mrs Buell from Hospital				1.50

Fri 9

Sat 10

Sun 11

Mon 12

Tues 13

Wed 14

Thurs 15 Cupp from Delaware &amp; Bertha H.			1.50

Fri 16

Sat 17

Sun 18

Mon 19	Work at garage &amp; Mrs Alton from Hospital	1.50

Tues 20

Wed 21

Thus 22

Fri 23

Sat 24

Sun 25

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[corresponds to page 22 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


22

Tues 27

Wed 28

Thus Mar 1

Fri 2

Sat 3

Sun 4

Mon 5

Tues 6

Wed 7	First call Trina Whitney 5 hrs			2.00

Thurs

Mar 8	Work at garage with battery			 .50

	Lee Skinner to Johnstown cemetery		2.00

Fri

Mar 9	Two trips out to Tina Walkers			2.00

	Seted chapel &amp; cleaned up some			 .50

Sat

Mar 10	Work at garage &amp; Mrs Amanda Walker funeral	2.00

Sun 11

Mon 12

Tues 13	Mr Jeffries &amp; Cora out to farm			1.00

	First call Mrs Walker &amp; other work		2.00

Wed 14

Thurs 15 Casket to Walkers &amp; work at garage &amp; office	1.50

Fri

Mar 16	Chairs to Walkers				1.00

	Mrs Walker funeral				2.00

	Chairs from Walkers				1.00

Sat

Mar 17	Mr Rinehart to Grant Hospital			1.50

Sun

Mar 18	First call Mr Richardson			2.00

	Trip to Cheshire to Richardsons			1.50

Mon

Mar 19	First call Minnie Searles			2.00

	Mr Richardson in casket &amp; seated chapel		 .50

	To Delaware for Richardson death certificate	1.50

Tues

Mar 20	Casket to Searles				1.00

	Mr Richardson funeral				2.00
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                    <text>[page 15]

[corresponds to page 23 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							23

Wed	Two loads of chairs &amp; flowers to Searles	1.50

Mar 21	Two loads of chairs back			1.50

	Flowers to cemetery				1.00

	Grass &amp; device to cemetery			4.00

Thus 22

Fri 23

Sat 24

Sun 25

Mon 26

Tues 27

Wed 28	Worked at office cleaning up all day		3.00

Thus 29

Fri 30	Mrs Peters to Grant Hospital			1.50

Sat 31

Sun Apr 1 Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus to Galena			 .50

Mon

Apr 2	Mrs Shoemaker to Case Hospital			1.00

Tues 3

Wed 4	First call Mr Showalter &amp; work at office 5 hr	2.50

	To dry cleaners at Worthington &amp; Mr S in casket 2.50

Thurs

Apr 5	Work at office &amp; Mr Showalter taken home	2.00

Fri

Apr 6	Mr Showalter funeral				2.00

	First call Wade Budd &amp; work at office		2.00

Sat

Apr 7	Mr Budd in casket &amp; to Dr Iles in Galena	1.00

	Mr &amp; Mrs Strosnider to Delaware			2.00

Sun

Apr 8	Box to Galena cemetery				1.00

	Mr Budd home					1.00

	Hugh Rosecrans to J.L. Edwards 			 .25

	Strosniders to Granville			3.50

Mon

Apr 9	Mr Budd funeral &amp; back for chairs		2.00

Tues

Apr 10	Strosniders to Battle Creek		       40.00

Wed

Apr 11	Casket to Bostons &amp; work at office		1.00




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                    <text>[page 16]

[corresponds to page 24 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


24

Thus	To Butler Huddleston Cemetery, Bostens and

Apr 12	brot him to Chapel, seated chapel had funeral

	rubbed up hearse, worked 6 or 7 hrs		3.00

Fri

Apr 18	First call Mrs Geddis				2.00

Sat

Apr 14	Box to Cheshire Cemetery			1.00

	Casket to Geddis				1.00

	Casket to McWilliams				1.00

Sun

Apr 15	Chairs to Geddis				1.00

	Flowers to McWilliams				1.50

	Mrs Geddis funeral				2.50

	Chairs from Geddis				1.00

	First call Baby Gallogly			1.00

Mon

Apr 16	Box to cemetery, to C. Geddis, C. Pipers to

	Dr. Carpenters, got hearse washed &amp;	   

	Baby funeral (Gallogly)				1.00

Tues 17

Wed 18

Thus 19

Fri 20

Sat 21

Sun 22

Mon 23

Tues 24

Wed 25

Thus 26

Fri 26

Sat 28	Pat Deering to Mt Carmel			1.00

Sun 29

Mon 30

May

Tues 1

Wed 2

Thurs 3	First call Mrs Criss				2.00

Fri

May 4	Hose to Battle Creek for Strosniders

Sat

May 5	Strosnider from Battle Creek		       40.00
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                    <text>[page 17]

[corresponds to page 25 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							25

Sun 6

Mon 7	Mrs Pickering to Mt Carmel			1.50

	Trip to Dunham					1.50

	First call to Dunham &amp; work at office		2.00

Tues

May 8	Box to cemetery &amp; at office most of day		1.50

Wed

May 9	Mr Dunhams funeral &amp; cleaned car		1.50

	Mrs Deering from Hospital			1.50

	Betty Strosnider to Mt Carmel			1.50

Thus

May 10

Fri 11

Sat 12	Mrs Pickering from Mt Carmel			1.50

Sun

May 13	Strosniders to Granville			3.50

Mon

May 14	Woman from Ferris House to University Hospital	1.50

Tues

May 15	To Portsmouth for Mrs Shaffer

Wed

May 16	Chairs to Shaffers

	Mrs Shaffer funeral

	Chairs from Shaffers

Thus

May 17	Betty Strosnider from Mt Carmel			1.50

Fri

May 18	Mrs Sedgwick &amp; sisters to Delaware		2.00

Sat 19

Sun 20	Ruth Bailey from Mt Carmel			1.50

Mon 21

Tues 22	Hose &amp; Wilson to University Hospital then

	did work at Worthington back to Hospital for

	post Mortum then brot home, all day		4.00

Wed 23						6 hrs

Thurs 24 Work at office. Mrs Walters taken home		2.00

Fri

May 25	Flowers to Walters thereto Croton Cemetery	2.00

	Mr Walters funeral				2.00
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                    <text>[page 18]

[corresponds to page 26 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


26

Sat 26

Sun 27

Mon 28

Tues 29

Wed 30

Thus 31

Fri June 1

Sat 2

Sun 3

Mon 4

Tues 5	First call Mr Courter Kilbourne, then to Del	3.00

Wed

June 6	Casket to Courters				1.50

Thurs

June 7	Chairs to Courters				2.00

	Mr Courter funeral				2.00

	Strosnider to Granville for Elizabeth		3.50

Fri 8

Sat 9

Sun 10	Mrs Olinger from Mt Carmel			1.50

Mon 11

Tues 12

Wed 13

Thus 14

Fri 15	First call Mrs Mann

Sat

June 16	To Pipers Strosniders &amp; Gerhards

	cleaned 24 chairs brot them to Wheatons		1.50

	Mrs Mann in casket

Sun

June 17	Taggart to Delaware				1.50

	Mrs Mann funeral, taken home &amp; chairs back	3.00

Mon 18

Tues 19

Wed 20

Thurs 21

Fri 22

Sat 23

Sun 24

Mon 25

Tues 26

Wed 27
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                    <text>[page 19]

[corresponds to page 27 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							27

Thus 28

Fri 29

Sat 30

Sun July 1

Mon 22

Tues 3	Mr Taggart home

Wed 4

Thus 5

Fri 6

Sat 7

Sun 8

Mon 9

Tues 10

Wed 11

Thus 12

Fri 13	First call Mr Mason, 4 hrs Allen House		1.50

Sat

July 14	Mr Mason in casket				1.00

Sun 15	

Mon 16	Chairs to Masons box &amp; grass &amp; device to Ebenzer cemetery

	&amp; Mr Mason funeral				3.50

Tues

July 17	Mrs Corbin to St Francis Hospital		1.50

Wed 18

Thus 19

Fri 20

Sat 21	First call Mr Wintermute	15 hrs		5.00

	First call Louise Neisley

Sun

July 22	Work cleaning back office			1.00

Mon

July 23	Mr Wintermute put in casket &amp; taken home

	Louise Neisley put in casket all day &amp; taken home other work 3.50

Tues

July 24	Helped with chairs &amp; Wintermute funeral		4.00

	Nicely Girl funeral &amp; burial Alton

Wed 25

Thus 26	First call Louis Weiser				2.00

Fri

July 27	Casket to Clevingers				1.00
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                    <text>[page 20]

[corresponds to page 28 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]
	

28

Sat

July 28	Chairs to &amp; from Clevengers - Clevenger funeral	3.00

Sun 29	Mrs Ransey to White Cross			1.50

Mon 30

Tues 31

Wed Aug 1

Thus 2	First call Scott Patrick	3 1/2 hr	1.50

Fri

Aug 3	Work at office &amp; Mr Patrick taken home		1.00

Sat

Aug 4	Mr Patrick funeral				2.00

Sun 5

Mon 6

Tues 7

Wed 8	Work at office &amp; Mrs Fisher taken home		1.50

Thus

Aug 9	Mildred Thrall from Case Hospital		1.00

	Mrs Fisher funeral				2.00

Fri 10

Sat 11	First call Allie Merideth &amp; work at office 	2.50

	Taggart to Delaware				1.50

Sun

Aug 12	Allie Merideth in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

Mon 13

Tues 14

Wed 15	Allie Meredith funeral				2.00

Thus 16

Fri 17

Sat 18	Taggart to Delaware				1.50

Sun 19

Mon 20

Tues 21

Wed 22

Thus 23

Fri 24	Mrs Corbin from St Francis Hospital		1.50

Sat 25

Sun 26

Mon 27

Tues 28

Wed 29

	Chairs to &amp; from Jacksons			1.00

Thus 30	First call Mrs Layman				1.50
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                    <text>[page 21]

[corresponds to page 29 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							29

Fri 31	Chairs to &amp; from Jacksons [crossed out]		1.00

	First call Mrs Lehman	[crossed out]		1.50

Sat

Sept 1	Work at office &amp; Mrs Lehman in casket [crossed out]1.00

Fri

Sept 31	Work at office with casket &amp; casket to Laymans	1.00

Sat Sept 1

Sun

Sept 2	Mrs Laymon funeral				1.50

Mon 3

Tues 4	Junior Whitney to Mt Carmel			1.50

Wed 5

Thus 6	Mrs Gutridge from Case Hospital &amp; Miss Thrall	2.00

	to Grant Hospital

Fri

Sept 7	Adda Cooke from Union Station			5.00

Sat 8

Sun 9

Mon 10

Tues 11	Mrs Utley from Jane Case			1.00

Wed 12

Thus 13

Fri 14

Sat 15	Mr &amp; Mrs Roof out to Henrys			 .75

Sun 16

Mon 17

Tues 18

Wed 19

Thus 20

Fri 21

Sat 22

Sun 23

Mon 24

Tues 25

Wed 26

Thus 27	Addie Cooke &amp; Leta Likes to Columbus		5.00

	Jack Taggart to Delaware			1.50

Fri 28

Sat 29
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                    <text>[page 22]

[corresponds to page 30 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


30

Sun 30

Mon Oct 1

Tues Oct 2 Adda Cooke &amp; Leta Likes to Columbus		5.00

Wed 3

Thus 4

Fri 5	Mrs Strosnider, Abe &amp; Jeff to Granville		3.50

Sat 6

Sun 7

Mon 8

Tues 9

Wed 10

Thus 11

Fri 12	First call Mrs Stark				1.50

Sat 

Oct 13 	Mrs Stark in casket 				1.00

Sun 14

Mon 15	Mrs Stark Funeral				1.50

Tues

Oct 16	Mrs Roush to Case Hospital			1.00

Wed 17

Thus 18

Fri 19

Sat 20

Sun 21

Mon 22

Tues 23

Wed 24

Thus 25	Mr Davis, near C. Village to White Cross	1.50

Fri 26

Sat 27

Sun 28

Mon 29

Tues 30

Wed 31

Thus Nov 1

Fri 2

Sat 3	Mrs Strosnider to Granville			3.00

	Mrs Strosnider back from Granville		3.00

	Mr Taggart home					1.50

Sun 4

Mon 5	Otto Young from Terrace Gardens			1.00
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							31

Tues 6

Wed 7

Thus 8

Fri 9

Sat 10	Mr, Mrs, Elizabeth Strosnider &amp; friend to Delaware game 2.50

Sun 11

Mon 12

Tues 13

Wed 14

Thus 15

Fri 16	Hattie Hall to Mt Carmel Hospital		1.50

Sat

Nov 17	Hattie Hall from Hospital work at office	2.00

Sun

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Mon 19

Tues 20	Chairs to &amp; from Osbournes		     	3.50

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Wed 21

Thus 22

Fri 23

Sat 24

Sun 25

Mon 26	Abe Strosnider to Zinker Bros. Col.		5.00

Tues

Nov 27	A.D Strosnider to Dudley's &amp; Hines		1.50

Nov 28

Nov 29	Floyd Myers to Worthington			1.00

Fri

Nov 30	Charlotte Gumno to depot			 .25

Sat Dec 1

Sun 2

Mon 3

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thurs 6

Fri 7	Mrs Roma Stockwell to T.B. Hospital, Del.	1.00

Sat 8

Sun 9

Mon 10

Tues 11
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                    <text>[page 24]

[corresponds to page 32 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


32

Wed 12	First call Mr Jeffries  5 hrs			1.50

Thus 13

Fri 14

Sat 15	Harry Hill Van Kirk to Mt Carmel		1.50

	Work at office later, cleaned up		1.00

Sun 16

Mon 17

Tues 18

Wed 19

Thus 20

Fri 21

Sat 22

Sun 23

Mon 24

Tues 25

Wed 26

Thus 27	First call John Ginn				1.50

Fri

Dec 28	Casket to John Ginn				1.00

	Strosnider to family to Will Strosniders	1.00

	Jay Smith to Delaware then to Johnny Cake	1.50

Sat

Dec 29	Casket from Ginns &amp; family from Ginns funeral		1.50

Sun 30

Mon 31

1935

Tues Jan 1

Wed 2

Thus 3

Fri 4	First call to Fairchilds, with machine		2.50

	then back in amb &amp; work at office

Sat

Jan 5	Fairchild girl taken home			1.00

Sun

Jan 6	Woman (2) to Marengo				1.50

Mon

Jan 7	Casket to Fairchilds				1.00

	Machine to Fairchilds to have flowers		2.50

Tues

Jan 8	Clarence Piper to White Cross			1.50

Wed 9

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[corresponds to page 33 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							33

Fri 11		Stayed at office

Sat 12

Sun 13

Mon 14	First call Robert Walker almost all day		2.50

Tues 15

Wed 16	Walker &amp; casket &amp; taken home			1.00

Thus

Jan 17	Walker boy funeral &amp; burial			1.50

Jan 18

Jan 19	First call Mr Cupp &amp; office  6 hrs		2.00

Jan 20

Mon

Jan 21	Strosnider to Court House to Delaware		2.00

Jan 22			(Cupp funeral)    10 hrs

Jan 23 	First call &amp; Mrs Skinner - work at office	3.00

Thus

Jan 24	Jack out to take photo of Boulder and McBoyd [illegible]

	Mrs Runnan dressed and taken home		1.00

Fri

Jan 25	Certificates baby &amp; Swickland Mrs skinner to Dr [illegible] 000

	certificates taken to Strosniders, moved chairs &amp; rough base 1.00

Sat			(Mrs Skinner funeral)

Jun 26	First call Mr. Vermillion Liberty		2.50

Sun

Jan 27	Burial of Wolfe baby at [illegible] Hill in Vinton Co 4.00

	Mrs Vermillion taken home

Mon 28

Tues 29	Got body from Vermillion and prepared for [illegible] 1.00

	Clarence Piper from White Cross			1.50

	Hose took ^Wilsons Mrs [illegible] and went to Worthington

Wed

Jan 30	Mrs Ahrens to Rome Corners			 .75

	Man to Pagetown					1.50

Thus 31

Fri Feb 1 A.D. Strosnider, Wife &amp; Elizabeth to Hospital	5.00

Sat 2

Sun 3

Mon 4

Tues 5

Wed 6	Mrs Ahrens to Bus Station			 .75

	Mr Robinson to Galena				 .75

		&amp; Nettie

Thus 7  A.D. Strosnider to Hospital			5.00
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[corresponds to page 34 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


34

Fri 8

Sat 9	Mrs Gail Longshore from Grant Hospital		1.00

Sun 10

Mar 11	Murphey from White Cross Hospital		1.50

Tues 12

Wed 13

Thus 14

Fri 15

Sat 16	Mrs William Ross from White Cross		1.50

Sun

Feb 17	To people week people to Columbus for Williams 5.00

Mon 18

Tues 19

Wed 20

Thus 21

Fri 22

Sat 23

Sun 24

Mon 25

Tues 26

Wed 27

Thus 28

Fri Mar 1

Sat Mar 2 White Boy home from White Cross		1.50

Sun

Mar 3	Mrs Robert Patrick from White Cross at office 7 hr &amp; work 3.00

	Went back to office &amp; kept house 3 1/2 hr	1.00

Mon

Mar 4	Dr Gorsuch to Columbus				2.00

	Mrs Patrick in casket &amp; stayed all forenoon also at suppertime 1.50

Tues

Mar 5	Work all day at office Mrs Patrick funeral	3.00

Wed 6

Thus 7	Strosnider to Courthouse Del			2.00

Fri 8

Sat 9

Sun 10

Mon 11

Tues 12	Dr Gorsuch to U.S. &amp; Columbus			1.50

Wed 13	Strosniders to Groves at C. Village		1.50
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[corresponds to page 35 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							35

Thus 14

Fri 15

Sat 16

Sun 17

Mon 18	Mrs Abbe Kimball to Delaware			2.00

Tues 19	Mrs Ewing from Case Hospital to E. Liberty	1.00

Wed 20	Leta Gikes home Yankee St			1.00

Thus 21

Fri 22	Mrs Mid Perfect to T.B. Hospital Del    	1.00

	Mr Taggart to Galena				 .50

Sat 23

Sun 24	First call Mr Fisher &amp; work at office		2.00

Mon

Mar 25	Mrs Brown from St Francis Hospital home on Red Bank Road 1.00

	Mrs Fisher in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

Tues

Mar 26	Mr Fisher funeral &amp; took friends home		2.50

Wed 26

Thus 28

Fri 29

Sat 30

Sun 31

Mar Apr 1

Tues 2

Wed 3

Thus 4	First call Mr Pumphrey work at office		2.00

Fri 5

Sat Apr 6 Mr Pumphrey taken home			1.00

   6	Mrs Stoffer from St France to N.W. Boulevard	1.50

Sun

Apr 7	Flowers to Pumphreys

	body from Pumphreys				3.50

	Funeral &amp; burial at Rich Hill all day

Mon

Apr 8	Mrs Mills funeral &amp; trip to Galena		1.50

Tues 9

Wed 10


Thus 11	Taggart to Delaware				1.00

Fri

Apr 12	A.D. Strosnider to Del Court House		2.00

Sat 13

Sun 14
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[corresponds to page 36 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


36

Mon 15

Tues 16

Wed 17

Thus 18	Taggart home in Delaware			1.00

Fri

Apr 19	Mrs Horn from home to Case Hospital		1.00

Sat 20

Sun 21

Mon 22

Tues 23

Wed 24

Thus 25	Mr Boice from Hospital from Columbus		1.50

	First call Mr Shockley &amp; work at office		2.00

Fri

Apr 26	People taken back to Shackley home

	chairs to Shockleys &amp; he put in casket 		3.00

Sat 27

Sun 28	Mr Shockley brot from home

	Shockley funeral &amp; trip to Galena

	People taken up near Fargo all day		4.00

Mon 29	Helped all day with Reese boy			2.50

Tues

Apr 30	Reece boy funeral with Maclune			2.00

Wed May 1 Parker boy to Berkshire			 .50

Thus 2

Fri 3

Sat 4	Dr Shreve from White Cross			1.50

	Woman and girl to west of Best's Berkshire       .75

Sun 5

Mon 6

Tues 7

Wed 8	Parker boy to Berkshire				 .50

Thus 9

Fri 10

Sat 11

Sun 12

Mon 13

Tues 14

Wed 15

Thus 16	Bess Walker to Delaware				1.50

	Mr Butler out to farm in Ambulance		 .75

Fri 17

Sat 18	Forest Day farm man to Marion			4.50

Sun 19</text>
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[corresponds to page 37 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							37

[crossed out:

Mon 20	000

Tues 21 000

Wed 22  000

Thus 23 000

Fri 24  000

Sat 25  000

Sun 26  000

Mon 27  000

Tues 28 000

Wed 29  000

Thus 30 000

Fri 31  000

June 1  000

     2  000

     3  000

     4  000 Mrs Horn from Case Hospital home 1.00

     5  000

     6  000

     7  000

     8  000

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Mon May 20

Tues 21

Wed 22

Thus 23

Fri 24

Sat 25

Sun 26

Mon 27

Tues 28

Wed 29

Thu 30 30

Fri 31

Sat June 1

Sun 2

Mon 3 	Mrs Horn from Case Hospital			1.00

Tues 4

Wed 5

Thus 6

Fri 7

Sat 8

Sun 9	Fletcher woman for W. Cross to Bailey farm 	1.50

Mon 10

Tues 11

Wed 12

Thus 13

Fri 14

Sat 15

Sun 16

Mon 17

Tues 18

Wed 19

Thus 20

Fri 21

Sat 22

Sun 23

Mon 24							 .75

Tues 25	To U. Station for Geo McKay			1.50
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[corresponds to page 55 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


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							55

[ledger of cab fee Aug 1, 1933 to Jan 31, 1934]
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[corresponds to page 56 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


56


[ledger of cab fees Feb 1, 1934 through Aug 31, 1934]
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[corresponds to page 57 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							57


[ledger of cab fees Sept 1, 1934 through Apr 30, 1935]
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[corresponds to page 58 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


58


[ledger of cab fees May 1, 1935 through Jun 30, 1935]
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[corresponds to page 65 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							65

Account information and figures
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[corresponds to page 69 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


[pages 66 to 68 are missing]

							69

1933 Tues

July 25  Lovely cool day, We got 4 qts of blackberries

of the White boy. Irene &amp; Leland called a few

minutes. I was at Hetties this evening.

Wed July 26. Nice cool day. Hose busy. Mert &amp;

Lo Smythe called. I was at Lilys in the

evening. I canned 3 1/2 qts blackberries

Thus, July 27

Fine day, getting warmer. I spent the day at &amp;

Irenes. Mrs Irwin called.

Fri, July 28

Getting warmer, nice day Mrs Foster, Ruth

Domigan &amp; her mother called to give me an in-

vitation to Missionary Tea. I was over to see Mrs

Mann this evening. Eloise married to day.

Sat, July 29

Very warm. I made 9 glasses of blackberry Jelly.

We went to Delaware &amp; signed for the Gazette an-

other year. Laura Shaffer died yesterday

Sun, July 30

very warm day, a little breeze. We went

to Mansfield and called at Whittiers &amp; at

Mr Shaffers, then went to funeral home to

see Laura Shaffer. We went through

Clearfork Park, pretty wild. Jane Chap-

man called a few minutes. Mrs Raredon called

Mon. July 31

Very warm day, hard rains around us

but none here, very dry, every thing parched,

We did not go to Laura S's funeral, Maggie

called this evening. Bess called on way to funeral.

Tues, Aug 1

Very very warm day. We washed some sheets.

Callie Gorsuch made a short call. Little

shower in the evening

Wed, Aug. 2

Quite warm after shower. Did not do much

3 over night last night. Daisy Wheaton

called this evening. We had our first

tomato today.
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[corresponds to page 70 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


70

Thus Aug 3 Warm this forenoon and very

windy. This afternoon fine rain and

much cooler. Mrs Stark &amp; Mr Parsons

called. Entertainment on square. I did not go.

Fri Aug 4

Quite cool all day. not much doing. Jane

Chapman &amp; Rosa Barcus called and we

went to missionary Tea at Hetties

Sat Aug 5

Still cool. Hose and I went out to Henrys

and got a chicken for Sunday dinner.

Hose went to Delaware for Dave Cupp.

Sun

Aug 6

Very fine day. Hose busy in forenoon

We took a ride to near Reynoldsburg to

Gahanna up Sunbury road home.

Mert &amp; Lo Smythe called in the evening

Mon Aug 7

Getting warmer partly cloudy. We wash-

ed a little this morning. Hose a little busy.

Got my Progress Club Program today. I was

at Maggies, then we went up to see old Mrs Cring

Tues Aug 8

Cloudy all day. Mrs Foster called. fine rain this a.m.

cooler. Hose busy. I did the usual work.

I was at Barcus awhile and had to come

home as Irene &amp; Leland called

Wed

Aug 9 Getting warmer. Hose and I went

to our Reunion out at Henrys: Had a

nice time.

Thus Aug 10

Rained for about 5 hrs this morning

Much needed. Entertainment on square

tonite. I did not go, too damp.

Fri Aug 11

Nice cool day. Hose and I went to

Columbus. Mrs Foster called this evening.
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[corresponds to page 71 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


				71

Sat, Aug 12

very nice day but getting warmer, I did the 

usual work. Elliott &amp; Bess called also Mert

Smythe &amp; Mack Blaney. I called at Mrs Stark.

The Gelston place did not sell today.

Sun Aug 13

Cool wind. we took Mert &amp; Lo Smythe and

went to near airport to see stunt flying.

In the evening Lily, Rosa and Maggie

called.

Mon Aug 14

Delightful cool day. We washed some. Hose

and Abe went to Delaware this evening.

Mr &amp; Mrs. Gelston called this evening

Tues Aug 15

Lovely cool day, I ironed some. Hose busy

Rosa, Maggie &amp; I went up to cemetery to

Myrtle Mosier burial, then to call at Aileen

Skeels. I was at Lily's this evening.

Wed Aug 16

Fine day. getting warmer. I had my first

finger wave this morning Alice Johnston

did the work. Did not do much today. I was

at Maggies this evening.

Thus Aug 17

Nice Day, partly cloudy. Hose busy most of

the day. I visited Mrs Lawson, went down

on the bus, then Hose came after me. Nice

little shower this evening.

Fri Aug 18  Jane Chapman called a few minutes

Cloudy &amp; cool. I washed my pique &amp; shanting

dresses this a.m. After dinner I took my

coupons over to get my soap, then went to Het-

ties to call. Dr G. is coming home this

evening after being in Grant Hospital 5 days

Lily, Rosa &amp; I went to community Hall to hear Merl Davis talk

Sat Aug 19

Still cool. I did the usual work. Mrs Foster call-

ed a little while. I was at Lilys this evening.
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[corresponds to page 72 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


72

Sun Aug 20

Beautiful day, a little cool. We did not go

any place as Hose was busy. Hose went up

to see Dr. Gorsuch, he is not so well gallstones.

There is no preaching at the Baptist Church.

Minister taking vacation

Mon Aug 21

Nice cool day. We went to Delaware and got

Hall electric fixtures. I was Hetties this eve.

Dr Gorsuch is sick in bed.

Tues Aug 22

Lovely cool breezy day. Hose cleaned

upstairs. Mrs Foster called a minute. I

was at Lilys this evening.

Wed Aug 23

Lovely cool day, also windy. Mr Loop put

light in front hall. I was at Hetties a

few minutes, then to Abbie Kimballs. Dr

Gorsuch is not so well.

Thus Aug 24

Fine day. Nothing doing much. Erns-

bergers put the entertainment on the

square this evening. I did not go

Fri Aug 25

Getting warmer. Alice waved my

hair again this morning. I was

up to see Dr. Gorsuch this evening.

He is better again. Jack settled

Sat Aug 26

Nice day. We went to Delaware in the mor-

ning. Jack T. went with us. I was at Lilys

in the evening. canned 2 pts of tomatoes.

Sun Aug 27

Warm day. We took a ride to Ashley &amp; Del-

aware and home. Blanch &amp; Sylvia Cupp

called also Rosa &amp; Lily Barcus a few

minutes. I called at Maggies before

time for church.
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[corresponds to page 73 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							73

Mon Aug 28

Cloudy &amp; rained a little. Hose and I

went to the State Fair, Had a nice time

Frank McMann went down &amp; back with

us. Ed &amp; Mary Strohm, &amp; Gill Beatties girl

and husband made an auto call.

Tues Aug 29

Lovely cool day. We washed some sheets.

and I made quite a lot of grape sunshine.

I was a Lily's this evening  Ellen

John Furry called this evening.

Wed Aug 30

Fine day, cool &amp; cloudy, fine State Fair weath-

er. I canned 2 pts of tomatoes, and ironed

some. I was over at Wheatons this P.M.

House full this evening

Thus Aug 31

Rained last night today cool and

partly cloudy. I washed quite a good

many towels. I am not working much

as Monroe's are here. Entertainment

on square tonight: Lewis Center musicians

Fri Sept 1

Beautiful day, much warmer, I washed a

few towels &amp; canned 2 pt of tomatoes.

Monroes left this evening. Jack Taggart

moved most of his things out of his

room today. ^he is not leaving. Mrs Foster called.

Sat Sept 2

Warm day. I baked a cake, had early

dinner and went down to Joe's near

Utica, they were not a home and

back and called to see Mary Armstrong.

We got 3 fine muskmelons in Johnny

It rained this evening. I was down at Lily

Sun Sept 3

Rained most of last night and today. We went

to Delaware and got butter &amp; cottage cheese Hose was

up to see Dr. Gorsuch, he is better. Maggie called this evening
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[corresponds to page 74 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


74

Mon Sept 4

Labor Day fine day. we washed 11 sheets

I was at Hetties in the evening but had to

come home as Hose had to go away.

Tues Sept 5

Lovely day. we did not get to up to the Lake

as we had people over night. Irene and

William called this afternoon. I was at

Barcus this evening.

Wed Sept 6

Beautiful day. we took our trip up to

the Lake, brot home some fish and

fruit. Had a fine trip.

Thus Sept 7

Very nice day, quite warm. Mrs

Beum called twice. Alice Johnson

waved my hair again today. I was

at Lilys awhile this evening.

Fri Sept 8

Very warm. Shop closed this morning.

We washed some sheets. Harvey Allen

put the dining room gas pipe be-

tween the floors. I was at Hetties

this evening.

Sat Sept 9

very warm day, Hose got a chicken at

Nellies. I did not do much. Hose took Mrs

Beum down to Bexley. I was at Maggies

this evening

Sun Sept 10

Cooler, we called at John Trimmers

they were not at home. then we

went to Weavers and called Lily and

Rosa came up and we went to the

Baptist Church. Dora Beattie stayed

over night.

Mon Sept 11

Lovely cool day, rained a little

this morning we washed a spread

and some sheets.
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[corresponds to page 75 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							75

Tues Sept 12

Cloudy &amp; cool &amp; showery, We went to columb

us. I got a new hat &amp; shoes. I went down to

Barcus. they were not at home.

Wed Sept 13

Cool &amp; quite rainy. I ironed 11 sheets

this morning. Did not do much else

was at Barcus this evening.

Thurs Sept 14

Cool and very rainy. I did not do much

business very slow. Mr Cormer here tonight

Fri Sept 15

Beautiful day. warmer. Hose swept the big

north room. He was busy most of the day. In

the evening Lily, Rosa &amp; I went to school auditorium

to see Amos and Andy. Jack kept house.

Sat Sept 16

Beautiful day. Hose quite busy. Mrs [illegible]

&amp; Mrs Foster called. I was at Hetties in

Mary Armstrong died this morning

Sun

Sept 17 Beautiful cool day. Hose busy we

went down to see Mary Armstrong in

her casket. there Mrs Strosnider [illegible]

and Maggie went out to Maisie to

see gypsises. I went to church this

evening. Mr Barnhardt resigned

Mon Sept 18

Beautiful cool day. Hose busy. I washed

a few pieces. I did not go to Mary Armstrongs

funeral on account of Hose being busy. I

was at Lilys this evening.

Tues Sept 19

Cool day, but rained quite hard this after-

noon. Alice Johnston waved my hair

this morning. Hose busy. Mrs Foster

called a little while.

Wed Sept 20

Quite cool and bright. Hose very busy. I
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[corresponds to page 76 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


76

Spent the day at Bess.

Thus Sept 21

Still cool we had to have a fire. Hose

busy. Mrs Foster called. In the evening

I was at Mrs Sedgwicks, took up quilt

blocks.

Fri Sept 22

Getting warmer Hose busy. I went out

to Progress Club with Maggie, Irene

and Grace Fisher. I was at Lilys this evening

Sat Sept 23

Warmer and very rainy this forenoon

We took Jack to Delaware this morning and

did a little shopping. Elliott made us

quite a call and brot us a chicken

lima beans, beets &amp; head of cabbage.

Sun Sept 24

Much warmer, beautiful day. Hose and I did

not go any place as Hose had to stay home.

Mert Smythe, Leta Likes, Lily &amp; Rose &amp; I went to

Delaware and called on Annabel Smythe.

In the evening I went up to hear Rosa in

Barnhardts farewell sermon.

Mon Sept 25

Nice day rained some Mrs Lawson

spent the day here. I was at Hetties

a little while in the evening.

Tues Sept 26

A little drizzly today, Hose busy. We

washed a little. 4 over night:

Wed Sept 27

Rained most of last night &amp; part of today.

This afternoon cooler. I canned 1 qt of beets

4 qts of tomatoes. I was at Lilys this evening

Thus Sept 28

Long forenoon. I ironed quite a lot. We had

covered dish dinner for Clara &amp; James. Very

are here from Cleveland. going home tomorrow.

all here but Gorsuchs.
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[corresponds to page 77 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							77

Fri Sept 29

Beautiful day. Just the usual work. Hose busy

Sat Sept 30 Clara &amp; James went home.

Lovely day, like summer. I canned 2 pts of

tomatoes, Maggie called twice. I was Lilys

this evening.

Sun Oct 1

Rained some last night and this morning

clearing this afternoon. We took a ride to

Delaware. O. Shaughnessy Dam, back home thru

Powel, up High Str to Delaware home, got butter

and Muskmelons. No church tonight.

Mon Oct 2

Beautiful day. I washed the windows on

on the outside and we took down the porch

vallance. I went over to see Zella Knoder

about making sleeves for my dress, then I

made long call at Cora Wilsons. Hose took

me up to Gelstons, but they were not at home.

Tues Oct 3

Beautiful day. Hose very busy I washed and

ironed the sitting room curtains. Mrs Fos-

ter called also Mrs Irwin.

Wed Oct 4

Lovely day. I did not do much. Hose busy. I was

at Lilys this evening.

Thus Oct 5

Quite a lot colder, mostly cloudy. Hose busy

Lester Perry took off sod from my flower bed.

I was at Maggies but had to come home as

John &amp; Ella Furry came to teach us to play eucre.

Friday Oct 6

Cool and quite foggy this morning. Alice

Johnson gave my hair a wave this morning

Clem &amp; Ada Boyd called a few minutes.

Mrs Foster called. Hose busy.

Sat Oct 7

Very nice day. partly cloudy. We reset some of our

flowers this morning. Bess called and
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[corresponds to page 78 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


78

give us a loaf of bread and some cooked

lima beans. Home game a O.S.U. today.

opening game. I was at Hetties a little while

Then at Lilys a few minutes afraid of storm

and I came home, rained a little.

Sun Oct 8

Rained off and on all day. We went down to

see Joe to day, then Hose went with Abe to Hos-

pital. Maggie spent the evening here. We

extended a call to Mr Peters today for Baptist minister

Mon Oct 9

Cloudy and a little showery. We went to Colum-

bus. got new sleeves for my dress also sorghum

molasses. Mert &amp; Lo Smythe made us a long call

this afternoon. I was at Lily's this evening.

Tues Oct 10

Nice day warmer. I took my dress over

to Zellas to have it made over. I also

called to see Mr Chapman, and was

at Ramsey's this evening.

Wed Oct 11

Lovely day. The Mission Circle spent the day

in Columbus with Mrs Huston, had a fine time.

Thus Oct 12

Cloudy Ann DeWilt put new ceiling

on the dining room. Hose made ap-

plication for License plates for machine

We cleaned the dining room and

washed the curtains.

Fri Oct 13

Much cooler. We washed some sheets. Carrie

Chapman made a short call. Hose busy.

John &amp; Ella came over and gave us our eucre lesson

Sat Oct 14

Beautiful day, hard frost last night, the

first one. I made 8 pies &amp; ironed some

sheets today. Hose busy. Mr &amp; Mrs Whittier

and Clarence &amp; Gordon made us a nice

call. I was at Barcus in the evening
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[corresponds to page 79 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							79

Sun Oct 15

Beautiful day like summer. Hose and I went

to Westerville, New Albany, Granville &amp; home, then

Mert Smythe took Rosa, Lily &amp; I over to the

Dam. Lo Smythe made a short call. I want to

church to hear the new minister. I had to

come home as Hose had to go away.

Mon Oct 16

Nice day in forenoon. We went down this A.M.

to see Joe, he is not so well. It has drizzled

most of the afternoon. I was at Maggies this

evening. We washed 9 sheets

Tues Oct 17

Beautiful day. Much cooler. Hose busy. I

ironed some and dried the rest of sheets

I was at Lily but had to come home.

Wed Oct 18

Fine day. I did the usual work.

Ella Reeder &amp; Mrs Foster called.

Thus Oct 19

Nice cool day. Jack left this morning

after rooming with us for 16 yrs. We

will miss him. Ot Young made us a

nice call this forenoon I was at

Mrs Stark this evening. We got a bu of potatoes.

Fri Oct 20

Nice day partly cloudy. Bess was here for

dinner. Elliott made a short call. I was

over at Zella Knoderers to try on my dress

that she is fixing over. I was at Lilys

this evening.

Sat Oct 21

Beautiful summer day. Calvin's birthday [crossed out]

I did the usual work. Hose and I went to Dr.

VanHouten's sale. In the evening I was at

Hetties. She gave us a small watermelon.

Sun Oct 22

Calvins birthday a rainy one. We took rids out E

Broad St to Reynoldsburg home. I went to Maggie

then to church to hear our new preacher for the first time.

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80

Mon Oct 23

Margaret A. married today.

Beautiful day, frost last night. Alice Johnson

waved my hair this morning. Hose busy

three overnight - Wisconsin man came

to be at Creamery a few days. I was at

Jno Furry's making a call. Mrs Foster called

Tues Oct 24

Very windy and some colder. Hose busy

I did not do much. Furry's came up and we

played eucre a little.

Wed Oct 25

Cold &amp; a little windy. I washed a little today

I was at Mrs Ramsays a few minutes. at

Lilys this evening. Mrs Mann made us

a call also Leland Fisher. The House is

quite busy this week. Mrs Perry swept upstairs.

Thurs Oct 26

Very nice day, cloudy &amp; quite cool. Jack is

back for a few days. Mrs Foster called.

Fri Oct 27

I got my dress from Zella Knuderers

Quite windy &amp; threatening, but did not rain

We washed 11 sheets. Hose got a chicken

from Produce man for Sunday dinner.

Florence Saunders called a few minutes.

I attended the Club at Mrs Ramseys.

Sat Oct 28

very nice day, a little cool. I dressed a chick-

en and baked pies this morning. Maggie

called this evening.

Sun Oct 28

Beautiful day, like indian summer

We did not take a ride as Hosea is busy

I went to church in the evening but

lead to come home as Hose had a try

Mon Oct 29

Beautiful day. I ironed 17 sheets and did

other work. I went up to Maggies then we went

over to the Baptist Basement to the new

ministers shower.
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[corresponds to page 81 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							81

Tues Oct 31

Lovely day. I washed lots of stockings. Mrs

Foster called awhile. I was at Hetties this

evening. Will Campbell died today.

Wed Nov 1

Beautiful day. I swept our bedroom and cleaned

other part of house. Mrs Irwin called to leave

my menu Progress Club ship, Lily Barcus al-

so called awhile. Oil Co came today to see

about more land for their filling station.

Did not go any place tonite.

Thus Nov 2

Beautiful day. We took a fine trip to James-

ville, McConelsville &amp; Marietta, called on

some of our cousins. I was at Lilys this

evening.

Fri Nov 3

Fine day but rained in the night a little

and cooler. Bess &amp; Lida Truax called awhile.

John &amp; Ella Furry gave us another euchre

lesson.

Sat Nov 4

Nice day. cool I dressed a chicken

and made gingerbread. Hose went

down to see Joe he is worse. They gave

us some potatoes. I was at Lilys this evening

Sun Nov 5

Cold rain &amp; sleet on trees most of day very disa-

greeable. We went down to call on Smythes in

the afternoon, they were not at home. It is

rainy tonight and I did not go to church.

Mon Nov 6

Cold and cloudy we washed 8 sheets

Mrs Foster, Mrs Wheaton &amp; Mrs Kimball called

today. I am making pear butter today

Tues Nov 7

Cold and drizzly, snowed a little. Hose and I went 

to Columbus. I got orchid suiting dress to be made. We

went over &amp; voted before we went. I took my shoe to John-

sons, then went to Hetties. It is snowing tonight.
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[corresponds to page 82 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


82

Wed Nov 8

Cold and cloudy. I made 2 pts of pear but-

ter today Alice Johnson curled my hair

Mrs Grace &amp; Marry Ellen &amp; baby Miller made us a cake

this morning. I was at Lilys this evening,

Hose bought a turkey from Produce man today.

Thurs Nov 9 [crossed out]

very cold windy day, snowed some.

I went over to the bank and had some

business attended to Maggie Hosea and I

went to the Pageant &amp; style Show at Memo-

rial Hall this afternoon.

Fri Nov 10

Not quite so cold. We moved the extra

bed out of our bedroom it makes more

room. Maggie was here a few minutes

I went over to the Masonic entertainment

and dinner this evening at the com-

munity Hall.

Sat Nov 11

Armistice Day 

A bad day cold and rainy. I dressed a

turkey for tomorrow dinner. Mrs Lee is

quite sick. I was at Lilys this evening.

Hose not busy

Sun Nov 12

Beautiful bright day. not very cold. We

had turkey for dinner. We called at Smythe

they were not at home, then ride on down

the 3 C's. Lily, Rose and I went to the

Peace Declamation at Methodist Church. The

Copley boy won.

Mon Nov 13

A.D. Strosnider had  stroke.

Cold and windy. Snowed some, Mrs Hixenbaugh

died today. Mrs Foster called this P.M. Also Leland Fishers

Tues Nov 14

Cold and blew and snowed most of the 

day. Hose busy all day. I did not do much.

I was at Lilys &amp; Chapmans this evening.
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[corresponds to page 83 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							83

Wed Nov 15

Snowed last night and this A.M. 12 degree above zero

this morning. Mrs Hixenbaugh buried to

day. Mrs Foster and Christine called to

day. Our Creamery man left today.

Thurs Nov 16

4 degrees above zero this morning. very bright-

day, not much wind, getting a little

warmer. A.D. Strosnider is sick in bed.

Sada and Daisy Burrer were in soliciting

for the Red Cross. Nothing doing in that line.

Fri Nov 17

Getting warmer rained some this P.M.

Mrs Stark, Hettie &amp; Mrs Anderson call. Jno and

Ella Furry came this evening. we played euchre

Sat Nov 18

Cloudy and some colder. I made pies this

morning. Jack Taggart left this morning

After being here almost 16 yrs. We will miss

him. Mert Smythe called this P.M. I was

at Lilys this evening.

Sun Nov 19

Cloudy this forenoon &amp; snowed a little,

This afternoon beautiful and bright Mag-

gies was here all afternoon. I went to

church this evening.

Mon Nov 20

Beautiful day like indian summer.

We washed some sheets. Hose went to

Columbus with Dr Gorsuch, Mrs Foster called

this afternoon. I was at Maggies &amp; Abbie Kimballs this eve.

Tues Nov 21

rainy today, thunder and lightning. I

spent the day at Irenes. Leland and his

Dad brot me home.

Wed Nov 22

Nice day cloudy. Delaware Ford man called.

I was Lilys this evening. A.D. is not much

better.
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[corresponds to page 84 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


84

Thurs Nov 23

Beautiful day. I did not do much. Jack T.

came back for two days, Hosea worked a

little for Abe S.

Fri Nov 24		Fathers birthday

Nice day cloudy, Hose busy all day. Mert

Smythe [illegible] Undertaker Willson called.

I went to Progress Club banquet.

Elliott, Bess &amp; Carrie called a few minutes.

Sat Nov 25

Beautiful bright day. Hose busy. Abe

still sick in bed. Dr Gerhardt is also

sick. I was at Maggies and Hetties this

evening. Jack gone home again.

Sun Nov 26

Awful bad day, rained &amp; snowed and

froze. Hose awful busy. Abe is a little

better. Dr Gerhardt is sick. I did not go

to church this evening.

Mon Nov 27

Very nice day, Hose very busy. Mrs Foster

called. Dr Gerhardt is quite sick. I

was at Lilys this evening.

Tues Nov 28

Beautiful day. I washed a little and ir-

oned a little and dressed a chicken. I

was at Maggies this evening.

Wed Nov 29

Mothers birthday, beautiful day like spring

I made gingerbread, washed green dress

and dressed a chicken. Hose not busy

Dr. G. is not much better. I was over to see Mrs Mann

Thus Nov 30

Thanksgiving Day Beautiful day. On ac-

count of Dr Gerhardt being sick. We went to

Dr Gorsuch's for our union dinner. Hose aw-

ful busy. Two calls today. We had a nice time

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[corresponds to page 85 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							85

Fri Dec 1

Fine day. Hose very busy. Lots of sickness

and death. Man killed up on No 61 this morning.

Mrs Perry called a few minutes today. I was at

Maggies this morning.

Sat

Dec 2 Nice day partly cloudy. rained

some in afternoon. Hose busy John and

Ellen gave us another euchre lesson

Sun Dec 3

Quite nice day. rained a little off and

on. Hose helped with Wheeland funeral

in forenoon, then we went down to Joe's

He is very poorly. Rose &amp; Lily called and we

went up to the Baptist church.

Mon Dec 4

Cloudy and threatening all day. I went

to see "Ten Nights in a Barroom. at auditorium

Tues Dec 5

Beautiful day Zella Knoderer fit my lavender

dress this morning. I spent the afternoon at

Maggies. Robert Perry got me a root of lovely

grass at Aileen Skeels. I was at Lilys this evening

Wed Dec 6

Colder and cloudy all day. Hose not busy

Mrs Foster called. Jack T. back for a day or two.

This evening I called at Gelstons back shop

Hetties and Maggies. Dr G. is better.

Thurs Dec 7

Beautiful day, cool. I am not very busy

Made gingerbread. Helen Gutridge got

struck by the train today, but not seriously

hurt. I called at Smythes a few minutes.

Found Lo not very well from her accident.

I called at Meads and Shicks this evening.

Fri Dec 8

Very nice day. I was out home all day. Had

a nice time. Ella &amp; John gave us another

echre lesson.
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[corresponds to page 86 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


86

Sat Dec 9

Nice day but much colder. We went to Delaware

this morning and got some paint and other

things. Came home and dressed a turkey.

We put up our Christmas wreaths today.

Bess called a few minutes. I was at

Lilys this evening.

Sun Dec 10

Snow all day long. Dr and Maggie

were here for turkey dinner. We had a 

good visit. It is too snowy for me to

go out tonight.

Mon Dec 11

Much colder today from 10 degrees to 20 degrees all day. Sunshiny

We did not do much, too cold.

Tues Dec 12

Not quite so cold. I spent the day at

Mrs Lawsons, had a nice time. Grace

Baird died early this morning. I was

at Lilys this evening.

Wed Dec 13

Very nice day, getting warmer. Hose a lit-

tle busy. Rosa and I went to the K of P

euchre party at K of P Hall tonight:

Thurs Dec 14

Getting much warmer, bright day. Le

land brot us some meat. I did not

do much. Four over night. Zella sent my dress home.

Fri Dec 15

Cloudy in forenoon, awful blowing rain

in the evening. I did not do much

Sat Dec 16

Fine day a little cooler, but misting tonite.

Bess called a few minutes, brot me a

qt of beets. Mrs Foster called. I was at

Lilys this evening.

Sun Dec 17

Awful rainy bad day. Joe Hopkins died

this morning. We went down to see

them. Bill Hixenbaugh called.
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                    <text>[page 53]

[corresponds to page 87 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							87

Mon Dec 18. Alice Johnston waved my hair.

Quite nice day. cloudy. Hose very bad cold.

Tues Dec 19

Cold, cloudy, threatening, we went to Joe's

funeral at Johnstown, Maggie and Mrs Irwin

called in the evening.

Wed Dec 20

Rainy bad day. Hose sick with a cold.

had Dr Gorsuch down. Mrs Foster called.

Maggie came down, brot our mail and some

groceries. very rainy tonite

Thus Dec 21

Much cooler, nice winter day. Hose better,

out a little today. We are receiving some

Christmas cards. Undertaker Wilson called a while

Fri Dec 22

Beautiful bright day, Dr Gorsuch called

this morning. Jack here tonight. I did not go

to Club at Bessie Perfects.

Sat Dec 23

Beautiful bright day. I have a cold too. Dr

Gorsuch called this morning. Elliott &amp; Bess

called a while this afternoon, brot a little

present from Calvins. I was at Lilys this eve.

Sun Dec 24

Cloudy this forenoon, rain this afternoon

a little cold. I cannot go to Christmas

exercises tonight because of my cold

Mon Dec 25

Christmas Day. Cold &amp; cloudy, but nice

We all went out home for dinner.

Tues Dec 26

Snowed last night and most of to-

day. Baily Mead did not come to paint.

Wed Dec 27

4 degrees below zero this morning. Our water

froze &amp; bursted gasket on meter Harvey

Allen thawed water out, and put in

new meter until ours is fixed. Maggie

called also Mrs Foster
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[corresponds to page 88 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


88

Thurs Dec 28

About this morning. beautiful bright

day. We did not do much.

Fri Dec 29

6 degrees above zero this morning. nothing doing

my  severe cold is getting some better

Sat Dec 30

10 degrees above zero this morning, got much

warmer and is thawing rapidly

tonight. Hose took two people to Delaware from

Furry's garage.

Sun Dec 31

Very slippery and bad, cloudy and rainy

People skidding off of the road.

1934

Mon Jan 1

Quite a little colder, gray &amp; cloudy

Maggie and Hettie called. We did not

take our washing to Patricks this week.

Tues Jan 2

Cloudy a cool. My cold is slowly

getting better. Irene &amp; Leland called

also Mrs Foster.

Wed Jan 3

Nice day, cloudy, not so cold. Mrs Kimball

called in the afternoon. Ella &amp; John Furry

came up in the evening. We played euchre

Some over night.

Thurs Jan 4

Cloudy and threatening, rainy tonight.

Hose and Jno Furry have gone on an ambu-

lance trip.

Fri Jan 5

Cloudy &amp; a little rainy. Bessie Perfect

and Myrt Smythe called. We took Mert

back home. In the evening Lily &amp; Rosa

came up and we played euchre.

Sat Jan 6

Partly cloudy, warmer. I backed a mince

pie for Maggie in payment for a debt.
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[corresponds to page 89 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							89

Mert &amp; Lo came and took Hose and I

ride out as for as  the Dent place. I was

at Lilys in the evening.

Sun Jan 7

Cloudy all day and some misty. Long day. Dora 

Beattie stayed all night.

Mon Jan 8

Cloudy all day. Hose a little busy. Mrs

Foster called. I went over to see Mrs Mann

in the evening, but had to come home as

Maggie came down.

Tues Jan 9

Snowed some last night, thawing fast today

Hose busy all day. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we

played euchre

Thus Jan 11		omitted Jan 10 news

Bright beautiful day, not very cold. I

washed a few towels. I paid up my church

dues today. I was at Hetties this evening, when I

came home Mrs Lawson was here.

Fri Jan 12

Cloudy and warmer not much doing. Jack

is here tonight.

Sat Jan 13

Rained in the night, today cloudy and

getting colder, snowed and froze tonight.

Elliott &amp; Bess made us a short call. John &amp;

Ella were coming up to play cards but did not

I took my pink dotted dress over to Zella

to have the front fixed. I dressed a chick-

en this morning.

Sun Jan 14

Snowed quite a little in the night and

some this A.M. Tonight quite slippery. Mrs

Schneider &amp; Bertha Huddlestun called a little while

Mon Jan 15

Beautiful bright day, ice &amp; snow thawed off.

Hose busy. Mrs Foster called. I was at Barcus in evening

Tues Jan 16

Beautiful day. windy &amp; much colder. We went to Del and p'd taxes

not so high, got part of a ham. John &amp; Ella came and played euchre
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[corresponds to page 90 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


90

Wed Jan 17

Very bright day but cold. Lily &amp; Rosa came up

and we played euchre

Thus Jan 18 Mrs Sedgewick called

Partly cloudy, but very nice day. We went

to Columbus. I got new sitting room 

curtains. I was up to Gerhardts

tonight, Hose paid his Masonic

dues. We traded machines with Vala-

Green tonight. We changed our Bank

Certificates today for less interest.

My changed bonds are back to the bank.

Fri Jan 19

Beautiful day like spring. I did not

do much. Hose a little busy. Mert Smythe called.

Sat Jan 20

Beautiful day like spring. I did not

do much. Hose a little busy. Mert Smythe called.

Sat Jan 20

Beautiful day like spring. We took a

short ride in new machine, called a

minute at Baily Meads. Irene called a few

minutes. I was at Lilys a few minutes, had to

come home as John &amp; Ella came to play cards

Sun Jan 21

Beautiful day, Hose busy. We took a ride

to Johnstown. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and 

we went to church.

Monday, Jan 22

Cloudy most of the day tonight rainy

Mrs Lawson spend the day here, Mert

Smythe called. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and

we played euchre. Alice Johnson waved my hair.

Wed Jan 24	Missed Tuesday

Rained terribly hard in the night. today cloudy

Hose busy all day. Mrs Foster called. Rosa &amp; I

went to Pythians euchre party &amp; I won lunch cloth

Thur Jan 25

Cloudy &amp; some rainy. Hose and I went to

Delaware &amp; took bill of sale over, also took 8

sheets to Cleo Feasel to be washed. Undertaker

Wilson called a few minutes. I was at Lily's this evening
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[corresponds to page 91 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							91

Fri Jan 26

Bright beautiful day. Hose busy. I washed some

towels. Carrie Chapman called. I went to club at

Hetties and helped entertain.

Sat Jan 17

Beautiful day like summer. We washed 10 sheets.

not much doing. I stayed at home tonight

Sun Jan 28

Rained some this forenoon, This evening

much colder with snow flurries. We did not

go any place. Alkire from Westerville called a few minutes

Mon Jan 29

Last night bitter cold 2 degrees above and windy, our pipes

froze. Today bright sunshine, but very windy

we did not do anything too cold. Did not go to Masonic dinners

Tues Jan 30

5 degrees below zero last night. today very cold but

not so windy, nothing doing. Hugh Rosecrans

adjusted our new machine today. I was at Lilys tonite

Wed Jan 31

12 degrees above this a.m. Cold wave broken. getting warmer.

Hose a little busy. Lily &amp; Rosa came &amp; we played euchre.

Thus Feb 1			Mrs Kimball called

Not so cold. I fixed some sandwiches &amp; baked

beans. and went up to church meeting.

Fri Feb 2 Bailey Mead came to paint Jacks room.

Snowed lightly all forenoon. I ironed 10 sheets

This P.M. bright, ground hog saw plenty of

shadow. John &amp; Ella came and played euchre

Sat Feb 3

3 degrees below zero last night, not windy today bright.

Bailey still here. Hose at office most all day.

John Strosnider dead. Maggie was here a

while this evening.

Sun Feb 4

Cloudy this a.m. Sunshiny this afternoon

Hose spent most of the day at the office, a little

storm wind blowing. at 3.15 we went over to Del-

aware &amp; got butter &amp; cottage cheese. I went up to Baptist

church to hear radio singers.
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[corresponds to page 92 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


92

Mon Feb 5  Mrs Stark made a short call

very nice day partly cloudy. Baily Mead still

here. Harvey Allen fixed our stove upstairs.

I was at Lilys but had to come home as Mrs Lawson came

Tues Feb 6

Beautiful day, like spring. Hose busy all day

Baily Mead did not paint the floor, not dry enough

I went up to chapel to see J. Strosnider then

went in to see Mrs Mann she is not very good

I was at Hetties this evening.

Wed Feb 7 

Very nice day mostly bright. snowed a little

Bess spent the day here. Hose busy. Lily

and Rosa came in the evening we played euchre

Thus Feb 8

Beautiful bright day, not so cold, Hose quite busy

Did not do much. Baily Mead through painting

Knoderer girls brot my pink Dress home

Fri Feb 9

13 degrees below zero last night today bright &amp; beautiful

east wind, not very strong. Hovered near Zero

all day. Nothing doing tho cold. Maggie

called a while this p.m. I was at Lilys this eve

Sat Feb 10

Fine day, getting much warmer. I did the

usual work. Ella &amp; John came in the evening we played euchre

Sun Feb 11

Very fine day partly sunshine. We took a

ride to Del, down west side Olentangy to Worthi-

ington &amp; home. I went to church in evening

Mon Feb 12

Cloudy, snowed a little, We went to Columbus

I got new blue silk crepe dress and took it

over to Zella Knoders to be made snowing

freezing and thawing this evening. very

bad night. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played

cards. Three people over night.

Tues Feb 13

Not such a bad day snowed some then bright

sunshine, thawing, Hose and I changed

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[corresponds to page 93 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							93

two beds to Jack's room, and straitened it up

for our double room.

Wed Feb 14

very nice day. much warmer. Mrs Foster called a

few minutes. Rosa &amp; I went to P.S. card party in evening

Thurs Feb 15

Lovely day, we cleaned some upstairs. I was

down to see the Smythe girls a little while this P.M.

Lo not much better. I was Lilys this evening.

Fri Feb 16

I went over to Zellas and tried on my new blue dress.

very beautiful day, quite cold about 4 degrees above

zero. In the evening I was Hetties and Abbie Kimballs

Sat Feb 17

very beautiful day, but cold. Alice Johnson

waved my hair. not much doing. Ella &amp; John came

up and we played euchre.

Sun Feb 18

Beautiful day, partly cloudy with a hazy golden

sun. Rosa, Lily Hose and I took a ride to Cen-

terburg, Croton, Johnstown &amp; home. Mary, James

and Helen called. It is raining tonite but I went to church

beginning of our weeks services.

Mon Feb 19

5 degrees above zero this morning and quite snowy today

cold all day. I did not go to church this eve too cold.

Tues Feb 20

10 degrees zero this morning, getting warm-

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went up to Maggies this evening, then to

church

Wed Feb 21 (Feb 23 also went to Hub on business

(23 Hose and I went to Col and got new blinds)

Much warmer, cloudy, Mrs Foster called a

few minutes. I went out to Zellas and

tried on my dress. Leland called on

Hosea while I was at church this evening.

Thurs Feb 22

Snowed all fore noon. Some warmer

thawed, then got much colder. Rosa and I went

up to card party at K of P Hall in the

evening.
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[corresponds to page 94 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


94

Fri Feb 23  Leland &amp; Wm spent the evening with Hosea.

very cold this morning below zero, could not do

much. I went to club at Rosas in evening.

Sat Feb 24

Not quite so cold today. nothing doing. I 

dressed a chicken and went to church this

evening and called at Gelstons store.

Sun Feb 25

Not so cold, but snowed hard all day from the

east. Hose and I went over to see Delaware City Hall

after the fire, then went over to the dam.

Mon Feb 26

8 degrees above zero. snowed most all night and

all forenoon, biggest snow in 20 yrs. Mrs

Foster called, nothing doing too cold

Tues Feb 27

12 degrees below zero this morning. Today bright

and sunshine, thawed very little. I was up to

see Strosnider and over to see Mrs Mann.

neither one extra good. Jack Taggart called

few minutes also Maggie called. I was at

Lilys a while.

Wed Feb 28

3 degrees below zero but not windy. Nothing doing

Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played cards

Thurs Mar 1

12 degrees above zero last night, March came in like

a lamb. It is threatening weather today

and thawing alot. I was at Chapmans a while.

Fri Mar 2

Cloudy, rainy, foggy &amp; ice &amp; snow going fast

nothing much doing

Sat Mar 3

rainy &amp; foggy all day. Irene, Wm &amp; Leland

were here for dinner Elliott &amp; Bess called

also Mert Smythe. Abe sold out part interest

in business. Hose was up to see him.

Sun Mar 4

Quite foggy &amp; rainy but sun shine some. Mrs Lawson called

but Hose and I had taken a short ride. Too rainy for church
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[corresponds to page 95 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							95

Mon Mar 5

Rained very hard. We washed some. I went over to Zellas

and she fixed my new blue dress a little. We rented a room

to Mr Wilson for a few weeks. He is coming day after tomorrow

I was at Lilys in the evening.

Tues Mar 6

Terribly windy and a bad snow squall. Mr Wilson

did not come today. I washed and ironed his curtains.

I was a Lilys this evening &amp; Mrs Foster called.

Wed Mar 7

very nice day. cool. I spent the day at Bessies'

Mr Wilson came to room and for garage. We

did not do anything much to day

Thus Mar 8

Cloudy &amp; quite cold. Hose busy. Mr &amp; Mrs Wilson

called late in the evening. I washed a few

things. I finished writing my club paper.

Fri Mar 9

Not so cold, partly sunshine. I did a little

ironing. I was at Maggies then went over

to open meeting of Missionary society.

Sat Mar 10

Ground covered with snow this morning.

Hose busy. Mrs Foster also Elliott &amp; Bess called.

I was at Barcus this evening.

Sun Mar 11

8 degrees above zero but nice day. We went to Jims

place then to call on Strohms. Mrs Stark called

a while. I went to church in evening.

Mon Mar 12

4 degrees above zero this a.m. but got much warmer.

Did not do much but had my hair waved. Mert

Smythe made along call. Phone man here for 2 weeks

Tues Mar 13

Much much warmer, snow all gone. I washed

and ironed the west room curtains and washed

the windows. Hose a little busy. Old Gelston house torn

down. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played cards.

Wed Mar 14

Fine day. We did the usual work and Rosa and I 

went to card party in the evening.

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[corresponds to page 96 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


96

Thus Mar 15

nice day. warmer. Maggie and I went up to Meth-

odist church to Circle entertainment. had a nice

time. I wrote a letter to Mrs Whittier this eve.

Fri Mar 16

Fine day. Hose quite busy. I washed a few things.

We had a fish dinner today. I was at Lilys this evening

Sat Mar 17

Warm Balmy day. We cleaned the north room

upstairs this morning, and dressed a chicken.

Hose a little busy. Maggie was here this evening

Sun Mar 18

Ground covered with snow this a.m.

and snowed until 10 a.m. then thawed a

little this p.m. Mr Chapman held a recep-

tion today. His 90th birthday. I attended

I went to church this evening.

Mon Mar 19

4 degrees above zero last night. Hose and I

went to Columbus this a.m. I got a

new hat made at Lazarus: we attended to

some financial business. Hose busy all afternoon

Tues Mar 20

Beautiful spring day. Hose busy. Hose took

Maggie &amp; I out to see Minnie Searles in

her casket. I was at Hetties this evening but

had to come home, as Furrys &amp; Mrs Kimball called.

Wed Mar 21

Beautiful day. much warmer. Hose busy

I could not go to Col. Missionary, as Hose was busy

Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played cards

Thurs Mar 22

Quite a little colder. Hose and I went to Del and

paid personal tax. Telephone men (3) came

to stay over a week.

Friday Mar 23

Cold wind. We did not do much. In the

evening I went to Club at Mrs Kimballs.

Sat Mar 24

Cold and cloudy. Hose has a swelled jaw
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[corresponds to page 97 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							97

The Dr says either from a tooth or sinus trouble

Mrs Kimball called a while this evening.

Sun Mar 25

Beautiful spring day. I have a cold in

my throat. Hose has a bad tooth. We

went out home to call a few minutes this

p.m. Forest &amp; Anna Moore called a while

Mon Mar 26

Rained all day until 3 o'clock. Mrs Foster called.

Hose had his tooth pulled. I still have a cold.

Tues Mar 27

Rained this morning, turned colder with a snow

flurry. Our colds are better. Had several over night

last night.

Wed Mar 28

very nice day. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we

played cards.

Thus Mar 29

Beautiful day. I visited at Irenes. My cold

is a little better. Hose took Abe for a ride to

day. Maggie was here this evening

Fri Mar 30

Beautiful day, warm. I went up to the Dr and

got medicine for my cold. Phone men left. Mrs

Woodruff, Mrs McQuinn &amp; Mrs Foster called.

Sat Mar 31

Beautiful warm day. Elliott &amp; Bess called.

Cora Wilson spent the evening here.

Sun Apr 1

Beautiful Easter day. We took a ride

over to O'Shaunessey dam, up Olentangy

to Delaware then home. I was at Mag-

gies before church. They showed slides.

Mon Apr 2

Fine day. I washed some towels. Hose changed

mine on porch. I was at Barcus this evening.

Tues Apr 3

Nice warm cloud day. I washed, dress, green cur-

tains &amp; towels. Hettie called a few minutes. Hose
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98

Wed Apr 4

Fine Day. Hose very busy. I ironed my green

curtains. Hose and I went to Worthington to

have suit pressed. Lily &amp; Rosa came up to play euchre

Thus April 5

Nice day, showery. Hose busy. I was over

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Fri Apr 6

Showery today. Hose busy. Ann Dewitt pa-

pered the register room today.

Sat Apr 7

Beautiful day, a little cooler, Maggies birth

day. I did a little ironing this a.m. Hose

cleaned register room rug &amp; we fixed room up

I went to Galena with Hose &amp; called at Smythes.

not at home. I went to Lilys this eve &amp; had to come home

Sun Apr 8

Beautiful day. Hose quite busy. We took

a ride to Worthington &amp; took Mr Wilson home.

Mon Apr 9

Beautiful day. Hose busy. I washed a

little this a.m. Carrie Chapman &amp; Mrs Foster

Called. I went with Hose to Wade Budds

for funeral chairs.

Tues Apr 10

Fairly nice day, mostly cloudy. Hose has

taken Strosniders to Battle Creek, Mich.

Maggie will stay all night with me.

Mrs Foster called. Hose got home about

11:30 after driving over 500 miles

Wed Apr 11

Cold, cloudy &amp; very windy. I did not do

much. Mrs Fivaz &amp; I went in to see Jake Boston

spitting snow tonight

Thurs Apr 12

very bad day, snow squalls &amp; very cold windy

I spent the day at Lawsons, Rode down will

Mr Monroe, Hose busy.

Fri Apr 13

Awful cold &amp; windy, snow flurries.
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							99

Hose busy. Mrs Foster called. I was at

Barcus in evening.

Sat Apr 14

Not quite so cold, we got a ton more of coal.

Hose busy.

Sun Apr 15

Not so cold, a little rainy. Hose busy. I went

with him up to Geddes to get chairs, met many of my

old friends. Jane Chapman called.

Mon Apr 16

A little cooler, fine day. we washed some. Hose

helped bury Gallogly baby. I was at Hetties and

gave her birthday present (refrigerator pan)

Tues Apr 17

Beautiful day. We went to Columbus. I got a

new white dress &amp; dining room curtains &amp; shoes

We attended to some business

Wed Apr 18

Alice Johnson waved my hair

Lovely day. Hose attended to some business here.

Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played euchre.

I ironed this morning. Frank Bell called.

Thus Apr 19

very fine day. We washed and ironed doub-

le room curtains. Mrs Foster called. Hose

went over and got sitting room ceiling

I was at Lilys this evening.

Fri Apr. 20

Cold today. We cleaned the north room

down stairs. Mert Smythe called. It spit

snow today. I went to E.O.S. inspection

Sat Apr 21

Ground covered with snow this mor-

ning, melting now. finally cleared up.

Bess called awhile. I was at Maggies this

evening. Jimmie V Gave us 1 lb of honey.

Sun Apr 22

Rained most of the day, and cool. no

church tonight. Mrs Peters quite sick.

Mon Apr 23

Newark man took rug to clean

Cold day. We washed. I took my white dress
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[corresponds to page 100 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


100

over to Zella Knoders to be made. Bessie Per

fect called on church business. Hose and I

went up to Ernsbergers and got garden seeds.

Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played cards.

Tues Apr 24

Cold today and windy. I washed the doors

&amp;windows in sitting room &amp; hall. Mrs Foster

called. I was at Lilys this evening.

Wed Apr 25

Cold &amp; cloudy hard frost last night. Al

Dewitt papered sitting room ceiling. I made

new curtains for room &amp; put them up. We

cleaned the sitting room rug. Rosa

and I went to card party at Hall

Thurs Apr 26

Cloudy &amp; a little drizzly. Laundry man

brot rug home, looks fine. Hettie called

a few minutes. I am making my dining

room curtains. I did not go to operatta.

Fri Apr 27

Clear day but cold and windy. Lechler

plowed our littler garden &amp; potato patch

I was at Mrs Irwins at club tonight

Sat Apr 28

Getting warmer. I did the usual Satur-

day's work. John &amp; Ella Furry came up

and we played cards.

Sun Apr 29

Beautiful warm Sunday We went down

to Joes. they not at home then to Elliotts

they not at home. I went to Maggies then

to church this evening. Mr &amp; Mrs Corbin called

Mon Apr 30

Beautiful warm day. We made garden and

washed quite a little. Lily and Rosa came

up and we played cards.

Tues May 1

Beautiful warm day. We planted quite

a few flower seed. Mrs Foster called. Maggie

called a few minutes this evening.
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[corresponds to page 101 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							101

Wed May 2

Beautiful warm day. Hose spaded fewer

garden and set out glad bulbs. also planted

more flower seed. Rosa, Lily and I went to

Kings Daughters play.

Thus May 3

Beautiful warm hazy day. very dry. I col-

ored the north room curtains yellow, ironed

and put them up. Hose spaded petunia bed and

we planted seed. I went up to Hetties this eve

but had to come home. Leland called a minute.

Fri May 4

partly cloudy and very warm. Leland called. Hose has

gone to Battle Creek for Strosniders. I did the

usual work. Did not go to Chapter, had to keep house.

Maggie is coming to stay all night with me,

Sat May 5

Lovely day Maggie came over night.

I did the usual work. Hose got home today.

I was at Lilys this evening.

Sun May 6

Beautiful day. We did not go any place as Wil-

son went home. Mrs Lawson called a min-

ute. I went to Maggies then to church this eve.

Mon May 7

Mr Volk came to room

Lovely day, cooler and windy. I washed a 

little, then washed a blanket, Hose busy.

I was over to see Mrs Mann &amp; Daisy W.

Rosa &amp; Lily came up and we played euchre.

Tues May 8

Beautiful day. We cleaned the bath room.

Jack is here tonite. Mrs Stark called.

Wed May 9

very cloudy all day. I went to church

meeting but had to come home

Thurs May 10

Dust clouds all &amp; terribly windy. I washed

double room spreads. Bessie Perfect and I

entertained missionary meeting in the

evening at her house.
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[corresponds to page 102 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


102

May 11

nice day but quite cold. I spent the day

at Irenes. had a nice time. She basted up

hem in my dark chiffon dress. Lily Rosa &amp; I

went to 8th grade cantata 3 over night

Sat May 12

Still cold, froze then ice last night. We

washed 13 towels &amp; ironed 8 sheets. Bess

and Elliott called. Bess gave me 3 qts of tomatoes.

I was at Lilys this evening

Sun May 13

Fine day. We took a trip to Del Mt Gilead, Galion

to Mansfield to call on Whittiers. We took

our lunch. I did not go to church as Hose went away

Mon May 14

Drizzled lightly most of the day. Mert

Smythe called. I planted cosmos seed.

Tues

May 15 cloudy most of the day. Hose gone to

Portsmouth. Robert Gelston called.

evacuation took place.

Wed

May 16 cold, light frost last night. We

changed some banking business.

Hose took me over to Zellas to try on

my new white dress. Lily &amp; Rosa came we played euchre

Thus May 17

very nice day, getting warm. Rosa B. sick

Wilson's family called, also Mr Chapman

I was at Durings, Barcus &amp; Dr Gorsuchs

Fri May 18

Much warmer today. I made my curtains

longer. Dr Gorsuch is sick. Two Pennsylvania

Creamery men here tonight. Mr &amp; Mrs. Strosnider

spent the evening. I was down to see Rosa.

Sat May 19

Getting quite warm. We filled the porch

boxes with petunias today. I was down to

see Rose today, she is better. I made pies
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[corresponds to page 103 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							103

and dressed a chicken. Started refrigerator &amp;

Sun May 20

very warm. Joe Wilson stayed here while Hose

and Wilson was on an amb. trip. I went up to

Hetties this eve. Did not go to Baccalaureate.

Mon May 21

Cloudy &amp; warm today. rained a little in Columbus,

Hose and I went to Columbus. Did business at Hub.

I got silverware, shoes, gloves &amp; pocketbook. Mert

Smythe, Mrs Sedgwick &amp; Ella Furry called today. I went to

inspection at Pythia Lodge tonight.

Tues May 22

Cloudy &amp; threatening &amp; windy this a.m. We washed

some. Mrs Foster called. Mrs Perry helped

clean front hall. cooler tonite.

Wed May 23

Quite cool. Alice Johnston curled my hair.

Did not do much. Our creamery roomer went

home. I was at Barcus this evening. Rosa better

Thurs May 24

Cold and cloudy, drizzled a little. I am cleaning

kitchen. Hose swept big north room. I was at

Maggies this evening.

Fri May 25

Nice day but cool. I am cleaning kitchen. I

invited Cora Wilson for my guest and we went

to a garden party given by the Progress Club at Ruth

Whitneys. We had a fine time.

Sat May 26

Nice day but cold. We set in 24 tomato plants and

12 stocks &amp; 12 snapdragons. Bess &amp; Elliott called. John

and Ella came up and we played cards.

Sun May 27

Beautiful day, getting warmer. We took a ride to Jims

then on to Utica &amp; got 1 dz tomato plants &amp; a red iris.

I went to church in evening.

Mon May 28

Getting much warmer. We washed a little and set

out plants, getting ready for Dec party.
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[corresponds to page 104 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


104

Tues May 29

Warmer. I was up to see Dr Gerhardt, he is here

Wed May 30

Dec Day Lovely day. Calvins &amp; Gerhardts did

not come. I was at Maggies in evening

Thurs May 31

Quite warm 90 degrees. We did the usual work

Floyd Myers called. I was at Barcus in

evening. Washed some today

Fri June 1

very warm, nothing doing. Did the usual work.

Sat June 2

very warm 90 degrees. We went to Del this morning and

got Elliott a thermos jug. I was at Hetties this evening

Sun June 3

Mr Wilson called

very very warm. We took our dinner and 

went to Cochoston, then stopped at Elliotts &amp;

[illegible] on our way home. I did not go to church.

Mon June 4

very warm, this a.m. We washed some.

Sunshine feed man came to room awhile

We got a fine rain this p.m. Mr Wilson

and Joe called while it was raining

Tues June 5

Not so warm since the shower. Floyd called. Hose busy.

I did not do much. Mr Monroe called this a.m.

I went over to O.E.S. tonite to practice for June 7.

Wed, June 6

Quite warm again. Alice Johnston curled

my hair. I did not do much. I was at Barcus in eve

Thus June 7

Much cooler. Hose busy, Mrs Foster called.

went to O.E.S. anniversary tonite. Floyd Myers kept house

Fri June 8

Getting warmer. We washed some today. Boy

scouts on the square. Jim Lee called

Sat June 9

Drought broke, fine rain. I was at Maggies

this evening &amp; called on Mrs Peters.
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[corresponds to page 105 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							105

Sun June 10

very cool nice day. Hose some busy. Some over

night last night. We took Mert &amp; Lo Smythe and

went down to swimming pool below Westerville. I

called at Maggies a minute then went to church.

Mon June 11

Beautiful cool day. Mrs Lawson spent the

day here. Lily &amp; Rose came up on evening and we played euchre

Tues June 12

Beautiful cool day. I ironed some. Maggie called

this evening.

Wed June 13

Eva's birthday. Partly cloudy &amp; cool. We washed a little

this a.m.

Thus June 14

Beautiful day cool. I washed a lot of old curtains Sally M. married

I was at Lilys this evening. Floyd Myers called.

Fri June 15

Getting warmer. I ironed some. Mrs Mann died

today. I was at Hettie this evening had to come home.

Sat June 16

Much warmer. I went over this morning to call

on Daisy Wheaton. Jane Chapman called.

Sun June 17

very warm today. I went over to see Mrs Mann in

her casket. I did not go to the funeral. After Hose

came home we took Strosniders for a ride to 

Johnstown. I was at Maggie this evening then

we went to Childrens Day at Baptist Church

Mon June 18

Partly cloudy. spit rain some. we washed

a little, rained a fine shower about noon.

nothing much doing.

Tues June 19

very windy still cool. nothing much doing. I

was at Barcus this evening. Leland called a minute.

Wed June 20

Quite warm, Maggie called this evening. John

&amp; Ella came up to play cards. Daisy Wheaton

called awhile.
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[corresponds to page 106 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


106

Tues June 21

very warm. Wilsons took us to Beechwold

Hotel for 6 o'clock dinner. Maggie kept hers.

Fri June 22

very warm this forenoon, hard rain

this afternoon drought broken. Lily &amp;

Rosa came up and we played cards.

Sat June 23

A little cooler, beautiful day. Floyd

called this evening. I was at Hetties this evening

Sun June 24

Warm and partly cloudy. At 3 o'clock we

took a ride to Mt Air pool, then home. Floyd

Myers spent the evening. 

Mon June 25

A little cooler. We washed some also Lida

did and Hose staked tomatoes. Abbie Kimball

called this afternoon.

Tues June 26

Quite warm. We went up to Lake Erie today.

In terrific storm coming home. Storm

here too but is much cooler tonight

Wed June 26

Elliott &amp; Bess called.

Terribly warm. We had a fish dinner

and cherry pudding for today. Bess

Hixenbaugh &amp; Floyd Myers called. Mr

Firery from Cleveland came to see

the house and take pictures. I was

at Chapmans this evening.

Thus June 28

Awful warm today. I was at Maggies this evening

Fri June 29

very warm. I spent the day at Bess, and at

Barcus this evening

Sat June 30

very warm. I made 2 cherry pies. Rosa and

Lily called, also Floyd Myers. Leland Foster

Sun July 1

cloudy and drizzly in forenoon, afternoon

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                    <text>[page 73]

[corresponds to page 107 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							107

very warm and sunshine, We took a ride to Oshannsey

dam, called on Mrs Bale. Mert &amp; Lo came up and

took us a ride west of Delaware. Rosa Barcus called

and we went to Baptist Church. I called at Daisey's

after church.

Mon July 2

very warm, we went to Columbus. Did not get much

Jack is here tonight

Tues July 3

very warm. we washed some. Hose took Jack home

Wed July 4

A little cooler. Elliott &amp; Bess spent the day here.

Maggie was here this evening.

Thus July 5

very warm, hard rain this evening. I ironed

some this morning. Jack Taggart back tonight

I was at Lilys this evening.

Fri July 6

Not quite so warm. we went to Delaware

this morning. I got 3 new blinds and floor

polish. Floyd Myers and Dave Rosecrans

called. I was Hetties this evening.

Sat July 7

Much cooler &amp; very rainy. Did not do much. Mrs

Foster called. John &amp; Ella came up and we played euchre.

Sun July 8

Lovely day. We took a ride to Millersport, there

to near the airport, saw 17 planes in a

race. I was at Maggies then we went to Church.

Mon July 9

Fine day, cool. we washed a little. I was down

to see Mrs Lee this evening. She is much better.

I also called at Barcus

Tues July 10

Fine day, getting warmer. I ironed some and Hose

waxed the car. Hose took me down to Yeomans

and I stayed an hour. Leland Fisher called.

Jack is here tonight.

Wed July 11

Getting warmer. I was at Hetties to Baptist miss-

ionary. Rained very hard. Lily &amp; Rose came, we played euchre
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                    <text>[page 74]

[corresponds to page 108 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


108

Thus July 12

Partly cloudy. I did not do much. I called on Mrs

Ramsey tonite. Mr Wilson called

Fri July 13

Quite warm. threatening. I did not do much

We got our first blackberries, 2 qts today. Mr &amp; Mrs

Barker called this evening. Hose busy this evening.

Sat July 14

very warm day. Made my first blackberry pies

this season. Mrs Stilley called. I was at

Lilys in the evening.

Sun July 15

very warm day. We did not go any place.

was Daisy Wheaton a little while, Elliott &amp; Bess here

in the evening. Much cooler this evening

Mon July 16

A little cooler. We washed some. Hose busy

I was at Maggies this evening.

Tues July 17

Still cool. I ironed some. not very well today

I was at Lilys this evening.

Wed July 18

Getting warmer. Not very busy. I was at

the Baptist Church to a missionary entertainment

Thus July 19

very warm, I canned 3 qts &amp; 1 pt of black-

berries today.

Fri July 20

very very warm. I canned 4 qts of beets. I was to

Hetties this evening. Maggie called this evening

and visited with Hosea.

Sat July 21

Terribly warm, Hose busy for 15 hrs. I dressed

chicken, Jane Chapman and Lida Patrick

called.

Sun July 22

terribly warm. Nice rain in afternoon

Floyd Myers called.

Mon July 23 Lida washed

Not quite so warm. Alice Johnston waved my hair
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[corresponds to page 115 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							115

Hose busy. I was at Lilys &amp; Chapmans in evening

Tues July 24 I went down to Wintermutes to see Argi in casket

very warm. I did not do much. Hose busy,

Mrs Lawson called in the evening

Wed July 25

very warm. Mrs Foster called 2 canned 4 qt blackberries

Thus July 26

Still warm. I went to Methodist tea. Showered in the night

Fri July 27

not so warm. I went to picnic at Golf Course

Made 11 glasses of black jelly

Sat July 28

Cooler showered a little during picnic

Our first sweet corn today. I washed a few towels

I was at Lilys this evening Mrs Ramsey fell broke hip

Sun July 29

Beautiful cool day. Mr Tennant left for Conneat

We went to Delaware to see government cattle, Hettie

down and called on Smythes. Floyd Myers called

Mon July 30

Nice day, breezy. we washed some. I was

at Maggies &amp; Mrs Kimballs tonight.

Tues July 31

Beautiful cool day. We cleaned our bedroom

Nothing much doing. I was at Lilys this evening

Wed Aug 1

Cloudy, cool. I canned 8 qts of beets. Daisy Wheaton

called this evening

Thurs Aug 2

Nice shower this morning, fairly cool. We got our

first ripe tomatoes today. nothing much doing.

I called Gelstons back shop then went to Hetties.

Fri Aug 3

Fine rain last night. today cool &amp; cloudy

Hose busy. John Furry gave up tomatoes &amp; corn.

Sat Aug 4

Fine day. Hose busy. Mr &amp; Mrs. Strosnider spent the evening.

Sun Aug 5

Fine day. nothing doing. We took a ride to Utica 

&amp; Newark. Stopped at Mary Hopkins
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                    <text>[page 76]

[corresponds to page 116 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


116

Mon Aug 6

cloudy &amp; cool. nothing doing. I was at Lilys

this evening. Ed Ginn called.

Tues Aug 7

Cloudy &amp; warmer. Mrs Perry swept upstairs

Hodge put crown back on my tooth. Mrs Fisher

died last night. Mr Chapman &amp; Floyd Myers called.

Wed Aug 8

very warm. Our reunion over at Hodges, fun

time. Floyd Myers called

Thus Aug 9

very warm today. Terribly threatening this

p.m. but no rain. Mrs Fisher buried today.

Maggie was here this evening drizzled some

Fri Aug 10

A little cooler. I spent the day at Bess'

Mert &amp; Lo Smythe called a while Jack T.

went home today. I was at Lilys this evening

Sat Aug 11

Rained quite hard early this a.m. cool &amp; cloudy

Rosa Barcus very bad last night. Hose and I

went down. Allie Merideth died today.

canned 2 pts of tomatoes today, the first canned

Got some more canned cherries today. Was at Hetties this eve

Sun Aug 12

Getting warmer. I was down to see Rosa a

minute. She is better. We went over to Delaware

and got some buttermilk today.

Mon Aug 13

Much warmer. I was down to see Rosa. Floyd

Myers called. some over night

Tues Aug 14

cool this morning. We went over and voted [illegible]

went out to see the cattle at Delaware

came home and washed some. Mert Smythe

called also Floyd Myers. I was up at Maggies

Wed Aug 15

cooler &amp; cloudy. I was down to see Rosa She

is some better. several over night.
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[corresponds to page 117 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							117

Thus Aug 16

Rained most all night last night - cooler today

Hose got 6 cans of corn today. I was down to see

Rosa. Mrs Foster called, Maggie, Mrs Fivaz &amp; Mr

Wilson sat on the porch during O.K. Baker movie

Fri Aug 17

Lovely day. Ada &amp; Clem Boyd called. Hose got 6

more cans of corn. Mrs Kimball called this evening

We washed a little

Sat Aug 18

Warm day, partly cloudy. Our cattle buyers left today.

I was down to see Rosa this evening. She is

better.

Sun Aug 19

Partly cloudy &amp; windy, we took a ride to 161

New Albany, Granville &amp; home

Mon Aug 20

Beautiful cool day, partly cloudy. We went up to cattle range

this morning, stopped in Delaware, got blinds &amp; chair seats,

Daisy W. left this a.m. I was at Netties this evening.

Tues Aug 21

Quite cool last night; Alice Johnson waved my hair

in her new beauty shop. Swickards moved today.

I was at Barcus this evening. Floyd Myers called.

Wed Aug 22

Getting warmer. I ironed some. Hose not busy.

I was at Chapman a few minutes and at Maggies

this evening. Dr Gerhardt is sick

Thurs Aug 23

cloudy &amp; cool. not very busy. This p.m. rainy so

Hettie could not have her missionary tea on the lawn

I did to go to the church. Irene, Wm, Leland &amp; Grace called

Fri Aug 24

Rained some this morning, cooler. Hose has

an absessed jaw. I washed some this a.m.

Jane called a minute. I was at Lilys tonight

Sat Aug 25

cool. Hose jaw better. Wm spent the afternoon here

I was at Chapmans to a small euchre party.

Bess called a minute on her way home.
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                    <text>[page 78]

[corresponds to page 118 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


118

Sun Aug 26

bright cool day. we went to the State Fair Grounds

and saw lots of the Fair already there. I was

down to see Rose tonight.

Mon Aug 27

Partly cloudy &amp; cool, sprinkled a little this eve

made 8 pts of grape sunshine. I was down to see

Rosa a little while. Chapmans movies tonight.

Mr Wilson called. Mert Smythe called a while

Wed Aug 29

Cool &amp; cloudy. I made 7 more pts of grape jam

and canned 2 pts of tomatoes. I took my winter

coat over to Zella to draw in the waist seam.

I was at Hettie this evening.

Thus Aug 30

Cool &amp; bright Fair day. Hose a little busy.

Maggies called a while, then we called

at Mrs Starks, Wilsons &amp; Otis Perfects

Fri Aug 31

Much warmer, partly cloudy. Lily Barcus

came up and brot us in 4 cookies &amp; some peaches.

I washed a few pieces. I was at Lilys this evening

Sat Sept 1

Partly cloudy &amp; very warm. Elliott &amp; Bess called

Bess borrowed 19 fruit cans. Not very busy today

Sun Sept 2

very warm, Hose &amp; I called at Smythes this

afternoon. I went to church this evening.

Mon Sept 3

I canned 6 pts of tomatoes

Still warm, partly cloudy. I have two road

men came to room. Ella Furry called. I was

not at home. I was at Maggies. Hose dug 1 bu pot

Tues Sept 4

Cooler, rained a little this morning. I

spent the day at Irenes. I was at Rosa's and

played euchre, with Mrs Beum.
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[corresponds to page 119 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							119

Wed Sept 5

Getting warmer. We washed a lot of sheets and other

things. Hose is digging potatoes. I canned 10 more pts

of peaches. Leta Likes called

Thus Sept 6

Cool, partly cloudy. I ironed some sheets and

canned 2 pts of tomatoes. Hose a little busy.

rained lightly this evening. I was down to

Barcus' and we played euchre.

Fri Sept 7

Cloudy, rained last night and off and on all day today

Hosea has gone to Col. for Adda Cooke, Ed Ginn

made us a new cellar door today.

Sat Sept 8

Partly cloudy. Ed Ginn fixed dining room chairs

Mert &amp; Lo Smythe called, I was down to Barcus

and played euchre.

Mon Sept 10

Lovely day. Hose, Maggie &amp; I went to Columbus

this morning. Hose got a hat, I got hat, purse, hose

&amp; gloves. I was at Hetties this evening, over night

Sun Sept 9

Dates backward, beautiful day. We took a ride

to Delaware, Marysville, Plain City &amp; home. I

was at Maggies then went to church this eve

Tues Sept 11

Partly cloudy, warmer. I washed lots of towels &amp; ironed

8 sheets. Hose busy. I went to Zellas and got my coat,

that she fixed. rained some this p.m. I was at

Barcus, this evening.

Wed Sept 12

very nice day. I ironed some did not do much

Thus Sept 13

very nice day, Mrs Foster was here this p.m.

and Maggie spent the evening.

Fri Sept 14

Fine day. I ironed some more. Hose painted

mirror frame &amp; changed oil in machine.

Lily, Rosa &amp; Mrs Beum came up and we played

euchre. It is threatening rain. Mrs Lawson called
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                    <text>[page 80]

[corresponds to page 120 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


120

Sat Sept 15

Rained very hard this p.m. I washed sitting room

windows this forenoon. We took bouquet to Mrs Stark

She is very bad with heart trouble.

Sun Sept 16

Beautiful cool day, after yesterday's rain.

We took Mert &amp; Lo Smythe and went to Air

port, then to Granville, had dinner at Patsey's

place, then came home. Mary Hopkins and

family stopped a few minutes on way to

range. I went to church tonight

Mon Sept 17

cool this morning. almost frost last night

Our first fire in stove. I washed some sheets, 

and made a little peach butter and canned 2 pts

of peaches. I was at Barcus this evening.

Tues Sept 18

quite cold last night, today I ironed and Hose

finished digging potatoes. I was at Hetties this eve.

Wed Sept 19

Lovely day a little warmer. Ironed a little. Hose painted

sign shades. I spent the evening at Strosniders,

then called at Abbie Kimballs

Thurs Sept 20

Lovely day. We went to Delaware &amp; got some things

signed for Gazette at 3.50 a year. I was at Baptist and

at entertainment, called at Maggie first.

Fri Sept 21

Quite warm, partly cloudy. I canned 4 pts of sliced 

cucumbers, Alta Beard called. I was not at home.

I was at Lilys this evening.

Sat Sept 22

Cloudy &amp; threatening this a.m. Abe Strosnider gave

us a 3 or 4 lb fish for dinner. brot from Michigan

Bess gave us 1 qt of sorghum molasses, and made a

short call. Mert &amp; Lo Smythes made a long call,

rained quite hard this evening.

Sun Sept 23

very foggy this morning auto accident people stayed over

night while machine being repaired. We took
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[corresponds to page 121 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							121

ride up &amp; over new road to Mt Gilead  Fair

ground. I went to church this evening.

Mon Sept 24

very warm today &amp; yesterday. Alice Johnston waved my

hair. I washed mattress protector &amp; some towels.

Tues Sept 25

very warm day. I washed yellow rayon spread

and towels, ironed some and canned tomatoes,

Jack Taggart is here tonight, Wilson Edwards called.

Wed Sept 26

Warm, We washed 9 sheets &amp; ironed some. Jack

still here. I was at Barcus, so was Jane, we play-

ed euchre. I got 1 qt of apple butter from Mrs Bonham

Thus Sept 27

Rained hard early this morning, later bright

and much colder, Hose took Leta &amp; Addie Cooke to

Columbus. Mert &amp; Lo Smthe, Maggie &amp; Mrs Par-

sons called. Hose has taken Jack to Delaware 9 p.m.

Fri Sept 28

Light frost last night, the first, not very busy

today. we went out &amp; invited Bess over tomorrow

she can not come. Leland took Hettie Irene &amp; I out

to Neilsons to the club.

Sat Sept 29

Cool &amp; cloudy and quite rainy. Elliott &amp; Bess

called and gave me some apples for Jelly. I was

at Barcus in the evening. Mr Parsons called

Sun Sept 30

Quite cool today. shut off refrigerator We took a ride to Delaware

Stratford, west side of river to Worthington &amp; home

I was at Maggies, then to church this eve.

Ed Strohm &amp; Mary and Mary Hopkins &amp; Marie called.

Mon Oct 1

Quite a frost last night. we washed some

sheets &amp; towels. Mert &amp; Lo Smythe called. I was

at Hetties this evening. Mrs Budd brot Hose in o'clock at home

Tues Oct 2

Cool. I made 12 glasses of apple jelly

Hose has taken Likes &amp; Cooke to Columbus

Maggie was here this evening.
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[corresponds to page 122 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


122

Mon Oct 3

A little warmer. I made 3 pts of tomato juice, ironed

12 sheets &amp; washed a letter, was at Barcus this evening

Thus Oct 4

Lovely day. I spent the day at Mrs Lawsons

Hose, Mert &amp; Lo came after me.

Fri Oct 5

Cloudy &amp; threatening, Abbie Kimball called. Hose

has taken A, D &amp; Wife to Granville, got chicken of Nellie

Sat Oct 6

Partly cloudy &amp; windy. I dressed a chicken. Elliott

&amp; Bess called awhile. Michigan people here 3 nights

John &amp; Ella came up and we played euchre

Sun Oct 7

Beautiful day, cooler. We did not go any place

as people were here all day. I was at Maggies we

went to church

Mon Oct 8

Lovely day, we washed some. I was at Mrs Fosters

and Mrs Bostons this evening

Tues Oct 9

Beautiful day. I ironed sheets &amp; cases. Mrs Bonham

brot my 2 qts of apple butter. I was calling over at

Gelston bake shop. Had to come home as Maggie came

Wed Oct 10

Beautiful day. We washed 10 sheets. Jack T is here

I went up this evening and called on Mrs Freeman

Thurs Oct 11

Beautiful day. Jack went home. Jane Chapman

gave me a few years. I canned 1 qt Bess, Clara and

Mary called this p.m. McBlayney called. Floyd called

Fri Oct 12

Beautiful day. cool. Mrs Stark died today. Bess Clara &amp; Mary

spent the day here. I called at Mrs Starks

a minute with a bouquet then went to Hetties

Sat Oct 13

Beautiful day. hard frost last night. not killing

Clare went home today. Alice Johnston waved

my hair. Rosa &amp; I went up to see Mrs Stark in her

casket. Rosa &amp; Lily came up and we played euchre

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							123

Sun Oct 14

Beautiful day. We took a ride to Newark Thompson

Lancaster, men called to see Mussers at their farm

home. I went up to Starks. then to church.

Mon Oct 15

Beautiful day. quite cold. wrote for license numbers  Harry Lockwood left to-

day. road 61 about finished. I was up at Maggies

but had to come home as Dora Beattie came.

Tues Oct 16

Beautiful day. We washed 5 sheets &amp; took in porch fur-

niture. Mr Roller left us road 61 is finished.

Marie Demorest called this afternoon. I was at Barcus

this evening.

Wed Oct 17

Partly cloudy. We went to Columbus &amp; got slippers,

underwear &amp; bulbs. Put new 30's in our sign. Mrs

Foster called. I attended the first Phtyian and party tonight

Thus Oct 18

Cloudy &amp; lowery all day. cooler. I went over to Welch's

to fowl party. did not get any. Maggie and I went

over and called on Mrs Swickart then Maggie

called here

Fri Oct 19

Beautiful day, cool. I went to O.E.S. this evening

Mrs Perry cleaned upstairs.

Westerville put the work on the floor.

Sat Oct 20

very nice day, has not rained yet. I was quite

busy today, several overnight last night

Elliott made a short call and brot us pears.

Floyd Griffith called, Jno &amp; Ella came and we played euchre

Sun Oct 2

Rained some in the night. Today partly cloudy &amp; windy

We took a ride to Delaware, Mt Gilead &amp; home, then

went down to call at Smythes, Floyd Myers called

Mon Oct 22

Beautiful day. Calvin's birthday. We cleaned the big

north room and ironed curtains. I was at Rosas tonite

Tues Oct 23

Lovely day, partly cloudy. We washed some. Hose took up bulbs.

I was at Maggies this evening. Floyd Myers called.
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124

Mon Oct 24

Beautiful day. I ironed some and canned

2 qts of pears

thus 25 cloudy this a.m. rained this p.m.

I canned a few pears. Hose has gone on amb

trip. I was at Lilys awhile but had to come home.

Fri Oct 26

Fine Day. Hettie, Maggie &amp; I were at Irenes

for supper, and stayed at her house for the Club.

Sat Oct 27

Cloudy &amp; much colder. very windy &amp; sleety. I did the

usual Saturdays work. We did not go to Demo-

cratic meeting in Delaware too bad day.

Sun Oct 28

Froze thin ice last night, today cold cloudy and

windy. Our first oysters today. We took a ride

to the Range, O. Shaunessey, Westerville &amp; home

Floyd Myers &amp; Mose Baumgardner called. I was

at Maggies, then went to church.

Mon Oct 29

Quite cold, we washed 1 spread 3 sheets &amp; other things. Mrs

Leslie Baker made a call and brot us 8 doughnuts.

Tues Oct 30

Beautiful day, quite cool. Alice Johnson waved my

hair. I colored my old lace curtains yellow for

the north room upstairs. Ruth Whitney &amp; baby

called a few minutes

Wed Oct 31

Cold and cloudy. I washed and ironed green

room curtains &amp; put them up, ironed most of

my yellow curtains. Lily &amp; Rosa came up. we

played euchre awhile then to Halloween frolic

Tues Nov 1

Cold cloudy, sleeted some. I spent the day

at Bess. then Jane &amp; I played euchre at Lilys

Fri Nov 2

Froze hard last night, today bright. I did the usual

work. I was over to see Mr Chapman. Jack T. here

tonight. I did not go to card party tonight

Sat Nov 3 very nice day, warmer. I did the usual work,

dressed &amp; chicken, made pies. Hose busy. I was at
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							125

Chapmans this p.m. and played cards. Maggie

was here tonight. It is blowing and raining hard

Sun Nov 4

Cloudy &amp; a little cooler. I dressed a chicken. Hose

and I went up to Chapel to see Mr Parsons. I stayed

for the funeral. Floyd Myers called. Lily, Rosa &amp; I

went to church this evening.

Mon Nov 5

Rained off &amp; on all day, getting colder. Mrs Law

son spent the day here. Floyd Myers called this evening

and brot me bouquet of Holly.

Tues Nov 6

very nice day, not cold. Hose and I went over this a.m.

and voted. Hose brot Strosniders down to vote. Lily &amp; Rosa

came up and we played euchre. Democrats ahead.

Wed Nov 7				Mr Wilson called

Nice day, but windy. Frank Bell called also Mrs

Foster. I was at Maggies, then we went to fellowship supper

Thus Nov 8

Partly cloudy, we went to Delaware. I got coat lining 

and 100 lbs of potatoes. I canned 1 qt of pears. I was at Lilys this evening

Sat Nov 10

Partly cloudy. Lib Yeoman called. Hose took Strosnider

to Del. I was at Barcus for 1 game, they came up

and we played euchre.

Fri 9

Fine day. I went to Missionary at Maggies

Sun Nov 11

Cloudy in forenoon. Armistice Day in afternoon sleeted and

snowed a little, a lot colder. We went to Galion

&amp; Mansfield, called at Whittiers, found her very

poorly, Coming home. to miss a truck we struck

the barn on the roadside, and damaged the car

some. Gay Overturf fixed it. Did not go to Prince of Peace Del.

Mon Nov 12

Cold &amp; cloudy, spit snow a little. We put my summer

bed away for the year. I was at Hetties this evening

Tues Nov 13

Cold, cloudy, windy. Mert &amp; Lo Smythe took us to

Delaware. I got electric fixture for sitting room.
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[corresponds to page 126 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


126

I was at Lilys this evening.

Wed Nov 14

Beautiful day, nothing doing. Carrie Blaney &amp;

Ella Shicks called. We had family dinner tonite

for Calvins. Gorsuchs did not come.

Thus Nov 15

Bright beautiful day. I took my spring coat to Zellas for a

new lining. I was at Jno Furrys this evening.

Fri Nov 16

Beautiful day. I turned my stamp book in, also

got blinds for the West room &amp; wall paper for the little room

Mrs Foster called. Hattie Hall got terribly hurt, Hose on an am. trip

Sat Nov 17

Fine day, Hattie Hall died. I made gingerbread today. Hose quite busy

Several football people here tonight. John

&amp; Ella came up and we played euchre.

Sun Nov 18

Fine day. We took a ride to Delaware and got cottage

cheese &amp; buttermilk. I went up to Maggies then to

church.

Mon Nov  19

Nice day, partly cloudy, threatening. We washed

12 sheets and other pieces. Showed a little this

p.m. Hose &amp; I took A.D. &amp; wife and went out to see Hattie

Hall. beautiful moonlight - night - this eve

Tues Nov 20

very nice day, Hose busy. Mrs Foster called

I was at Hetties this evening and got rheumatism

medicine.

Wed Nov 21

	Sada here soliciting for Red Cross. 

Very nice, day mild. Alice Johnston waved my

hair. Carleton Burrer put our new E. Light

fixture on in the sitting room. Mrs Lib

Bale made us a 2 hr call this p.m. Lily &amp; Rosa

came up and we played euchre.

Thus Nov 22

Cloudy, mild this a.m. rainy this p.m. &amp; evening

Fri Nov 23

colder &amp; cloudy. Mrs Huston called a few minutes. I

invited Billy as my guest and went to P.C. Banquet
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[corresponds to page 127 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							127

Sat Nov 24	Father's birthday

Beautiful day. I made a cake, nothing much

doing. I was at Rosas &amp; with Jane we played euchre.

Sun Nov 25

Beautiful day, cool. we took Mert &amp; Lo Smythes

and went to the zoo. then near Columbus home.

I went to church this evening.

Mon Nov 26

Cloudy, sprinkled a little. Hose gone most of the day with Abe.

I patched some.

Tues Nov 27

Partly cloudy, mild. Jack Taggart came over. Hose

was away with Abe. Maggie spent the evening cure.

Wed Nov 28

Cloudy &amp; a little drizzly most of the day. Jack T went

home. Dr Gorsuch called a few minutes. I went to Pyth

ian Card party

Thus Nov 29  Mothers birthday

very nice day. Hose took Floyd Myers to Worthington

We lead a family dinner at Dr Gerlandts

Fri Nov 30

Rained hard last night. Very nice day today.

We washed quite a big wash today. Mrs Fos

ter called. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played euchre.

Sat Dec 1

Cloudy, colder and quite windy. Elliott called a few

minutes. I ironed some. Nothing doing

Sun Dec 2	Vaughn Fuller spent the evening here

Bright beautiful day like spring. We took a

ride down to old Livingstone farm, south of Col

I was at Maggies then went to W.W. T Versper Services.

Mon Dec 3

Cloudy &amp; a little drizzly, nothing doing.

Tues Dec 4

Bright nice day, cool 28 degrees above, quite windy, Jack T.

over night. I was at Rosas &amp; played euchre

Wed Dec 5

Beautiful day, We went to Del to get some things

Jack T. rode over with us. I attended a covered dish

diner at Mrs Davisons, had a nice time.
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[corresponds to page 128 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


128

Thus Dec 6

Cold &amp; cloudy, spit quite a little snow. I went

up to Hetties, she not at home, then went to Maggies

Four over night

Fri Dec 7

Beautiful day, cold. I was slightly indisposed last

night &amp; today. Hose got Milk of Magnesia from Dr Gerbarhdt

Mrs Bonham made a business call today, Lily &amp; Rosa

came up and we played euchre.

Sat Dec 8

Snowed in the night &amp; all forenoon. about 8 in. Bess

called a few minutes and brot us some ponehorse

I played euchre at Chapmans this evening.

Sun Dec 9

Snow on ground. 8 degrees above zero this morning. Hosea

&amp; I went out home this p.m. to borrow coffee mill

to grind wheat. I did not go to church, slippery

Mon Dec 10

20 degrees above this morning, not windy, cloudy. Mr Taggart

is here this evening.

Tues Dec 11

10 degrees above this a.m. Jack went home today. Hose &amp; I

went down to Smythes to call, then I called to see

Mrs Foster. She is a little better. Jane &amp; I played

euchre at Barcus.

Wed Dec 12		Mrs Lawson called this afternoon

8 degrees above zero this morning. Too cold to do much.

did not go to the card party tonight: too cold

Thus Dec 13

Not so cold, thawing. Mert &amp; Lo Smythe took me to

Delaware this p.m. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played euchre

Fri Dec 14

Fine day, a little cooler. Hose and I went to

Mr A.H. Jeffries funeral. I was at Hetties &amp; Abbie

Kimballs tonight

Sat Dec 15		I wrote Daisy W tonight

Much warmer &amp; cloudy. We went to Delaware this

morning and got eats. Bess in a few minutes. Hose

went on an amb trip. I went no place tonight

Sun Dec 16

Cloudy &amp; a little colder. Bill Hixenbaugh &amp; Pete Baker called. 
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[corresponds to page 129 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							129

Mon Dec 17  Clara sent us a Christmas gift

colder &amp; cloudy all day. We went to Columbus this morning

Did not get much but galoshes. Put Christmas trees on our

square today. I was at Jane's this evening to play euchre.

Tues Dec 18

Beautiful bright day, not very cold, not much

doing. Maggie called this evening

Wed Dec 19

Rained most of the day, then colder, windy and

blizzardy with light snow. I did not go to Preachers Xmas party

Thus Dec 20

Cloudy all day, thin snow on ground, 1 over night

Fri Dec 21

Cloudy, not so cold. Alice Johnson waved my hair

Hose &amp; I went to Del with Mert &amp; Lo Smythe. I am busy

sending out Christmas cards.

Sat Dec 22

Fine day, partly cloudy. I made several mince pies

I was at Lilys &amp; Rosas &amp; played euchre. Fred Bale

here over night. Jim, Henry sent Hose pants home

Sun Dec 23

Beautiful day, not cold partly sunshine. We took Lo &amp;

Mert Smythe &amp; went to Beautiful Black Hand Gorge.

Rosa, Lily &amp; I went up to Baptist Christmas Pageant

Mon Dec 24

Very nice day, tonight snowing, rainy &amp; freezing

I washed a little, nothing doing.

Tues Dec 25	Bess gave us 6 qts of blackberries

Cloudy &amp; foggy. We spent the day at Elliotts &amp; Bess

I was down at Bostons to see Mrs Foster this evening

Wed Dec 26

Cold, windy &amp; disagreeable. I have a slight cold and

sore throat. Rosa sick again, Hose went after

Barcus before daylight - did not go to card party.

Thus Dec 27

10 degrees above zero this morning, beautiful day, got

much warmer. Hose a little busy. I was down

to see Rosa this p.m. She is better

Fri Dec 28

Lowery today, not cold. Hose a little busy. I was down

Progress Club at Connelss Hose took Hettie &amp; I up and

	Leland brot us home. Foggy
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[corresponds to page 130 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


130

Sat Dec 29

Not so cold, not freezing but cloudy. I made pies this a.m.

I was down to see Rosa this evening. She is better

Sun Dec 30

Nice bright day, not cold. We went down to Dales

and Janes to call. Alice Skeels made us a call

this afternoon. I went to Maggies then to Baptist Church

Mon Dec 31

Nice this forenoon. This p.m. rainy. I made an

orange pie and dressed a chicken. Nothing doing

today. I was at Janes a little while this evening.

1935

Tues Jan 1

Cold, cloudy, blustery day, spitting snow. Did

not do much.

Wed Jan 2

15 degrees above this morning, beautiful day got much

warmer 40 degrees above. We washed some. Jack here tonite

I was down to see Rosa tonight. she is better.

Thurs Jan 3

very nice day not cold but windy. Elliotts Birthday

Got much colder tonight wind in the north

Fri Jan 4

10 degrees above this a.m. very still today beautiful, clear, I did

the usual work. Hose busy this evening.

Sat Jan 5

Beautiful day like Indian summer. Hose a

little busy. We went to Delaware about noon

for a few things. Ed Ginn put weather strip

on our side door. Elliott &amp; Bess called a while.

I was at Hetties this evening. Hose pd Masonic dues

Sun Jan 6

very mild day, cloudy. We did not take a ride. Trix

&amp; Bill made us a nice call and gave us a nice col-

ander. Dora Beattie called this evening.

Mon Jan 7

cloudy &amp; a little misty. Hose busy all day. I washed

a little. I was at Lilys &amp; Chapmans this evening.

Tues Jan 8

Cloudy &amp; some drizzly. Ann Dewitt papered the

little front room today. We cleaned it. Very foggy this evening
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[corresponds to page 131 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							131

Wed Jan 9			Ground wheat

very foggy this morning cloudy &amp; lowery all day. I washed

                            won 1 lb of coffee 

little front room curtains. I went to Pythian card party.

Thus Jan 10

Cooler, very nice day. We went to Columbus this a.m. I got a

corset of Kathryn S. Bell. Maggie was here this morning

Fri Jan 11

Heavy frost last night, today beautiful, like spring

Maggie &amp; I went to M.E. missionary at church to hear

Miss Lopez, fine. I was at Chapmans a while.

Sat Jan 12 Beautiful day, I was quite sick

had to leave Dr Gebhardt, Maggie came down

&amp; stayed a long time

Sun Jan 3 13 Getting colder. I am still

sick.

Mon Jan 14

Cold day, Maggie called &amp; brot us some [illegible] also Jno Furrie

to see me. I am better. Hose [illegible] all [illegible]

Tues Jan 15

very nice day, not so cold, Maggie stayed with me

While Hosea went with Wilson. Jane &amp; Carrie Chapman

and Leland Froher called. I am better, by Ina

Cox has the Scarlet fever. I had no Institute people

Wed Jan 16

very nice day until 4 p.m. then raining &amp; froze a little

Carrie Chapman Mrs Irwin, Maggie &amp; Irene

&amp; Leland called. Maggie brot five pieces cake

Thus Jan 17

Fine day, quite cool. Callers were Carrie &amp; Jane

 Mrs Irwin &amp; Mrs Whitney, Mr Conner here tonight. I

guess I am better. Did some mending but no work

Fri 18 Jan

Fine day, cool. We took our certificates to the bank

and got interest. Elliott called. Hettie sent 1 qt of 

cranberry jelly down Leland called &amp; brot up pic of beef

Sat Jan 19

Lowery all day snow touring to rain. Bess &amp; Elliott called

Bess brot us Tapica pudding. It is a long day. Cupp

died Hose had been at the office until 2.30 at night

Sun Jan 20

very lowery &amp; foggy. Maggie called and brot some tomato juice

Did not go anywhere. It is raining quite a little
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[corresponds to page 132 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


132

Mon Jan 21 Lowery, cloudy, &amp; rainy. I asked for an

extension of time at the Public Library on account

of sickness. It is snowing tonight. [illegible]

man called gave us morning paper.

Jan 22, 1935 Tues

This forenoon cloudy, this p.m. bright sunshine

We are not helping with Cupp's funeral. Carrie called

Jan 23 Wed

Cold cloudy day, some snowy. Commenced

firing the furnace for Wilson. Elliott made

a short call. Mrs Skinner died today. Hose helping

Jack here tonight.

Thus Jan 24

Beautiful day 0 degrees this morning. Jane Made us a

short call also Maggie. Maggie did Hosea's [illegible]

and spread (table) fine.

Fri Jan 25

Cold day, nothing much doing. Hose a little busy.

I got a new sweater from Chauncey Root.

Sat Jan 26 Cold &amp; snowy. Hose busy all p.m. Did not

help with Mrs Skinner. Mrs Bertie Budd [illegible]

Leland, Wm &amp; Irene called a little while as

Carrie Chapman brot over an order flour.

Sun Jan 27

Bright beautiful day 7 degrees above zero. Hose has gone

all day below Chilicothe to bury wife

baby. then took Mr Vermillion body home

I did not go to church

Mon Jan 28

very nice day, about 10 degrees above this a.m. Abbie

Kimball called. I was at Chapmans took

their dish home, then Maggies this evening

Tues Jan 29

very nice day, warmer, we did not dri[illegible] water Hose

some busy. Wilson went to Lima.

Wed Jan 30

Beautiful day, not so cold, Mrs Perry made a long

call, Hose some busy. I ironed a little

Thurs Jan 31

Frank Bell came to [illegible]

very nice day. toward evening threatening. Nothing doing

Had our house numbered (45) today. New Electric [illegible]

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[corresponds to page 133 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							133

Fri Feb 1   1935

very nice day. warmer. Hose took some people to Columbus

I am one of the P.C. entertained, but am not able to go

I got a letter from Juliann today. Mrs Wilson, Carrie called

Sat Feb 2

Cloudy &amp; threatening. Ground Hog did not see his shadow

Hoyt &amp; Pearl, Elliot &amp; Bess &amp; Hettie called I am &amp;

much better. It is getting colder I am afraid

We go on of cold today.

Sun Feb 3

Mostly cloudy, spit snow all day. Bill Hixenbaugh

called. We took a ride up 61. getting a little colder

Mon Feb 4

Cloudy most of the day. Hose helped Wilson to

put a table together, free gratis, was the all p.m.

Mrs Perry called. Also, Bess West, I was at Netties tonight

Tues Feb 5

Snowed almost all day and thawed. Hose took Abe

to Delaware and pd taxes they are not nearly so

high. Jack has gone home. He gave those a picture of

himself at the big Boyd store.

Wed Feb 6

Ice going away, partly sunshine, 2 degrees above zero the a.m.

people from Ashtabula here while McMann fixes [illegible].

Thus Feb 7

Lily Barcus called.

very nice day, much warmer. Elizabeth S. came

home, today. Hose gone most of day, Maggie called.

Dwight Hoover made that change for us.

Fri Feb 8

Drizzled all day. I was out home for the day

Elliott went to McMasters sale. Hose brot &amp; took me.

Mert Smythe called here but I was not at home.

Sat Feb 9

Colder &amp; cloudy. Hose some busy. I did the usual work

John &amp; Ella came up in the evening and we played euchre.

Sun Feb 10

Cold &amp; cloud. We went to Columbus &amp; called on

Hixenbaughs. Mr Peters called.

Mon Feb 11

very nice day. Mrs Sedgwick came in the evening

We was [illegible] and a few other things

Hose a little busy
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[corresponds to page 134 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


134

Tues Feb 12 Lincoln's birthday

Fine day. I spent the day at Mrs Lawsons. Had a

fine time. Hose took me and he and Abe came

after me

Wed Feb 13 Jane Chapman called cloudy, rainy &amp; foggy this eve. 

I changed my savings account. I am writing my

P.C. Paper this week. Subject Lincoln other great [illegible]

Thus Feb 14

Valentine Day, rained all day. Not many

went to the young peoples M.E. circle concert.

Fri Feb 15

Lilian Whitters died yesterday. Today colder

a very windy but clear

Sat Feb 16

Cloudy. We went to Delaware and did some

shopping. I finished my club [illegible] today. I

must write to Mr Whittier tonight. Cold

rainy &amp; snowy. Mrs Boston called.

Sun Feb 17

Cold, cloudy, snowed a little. [illegible]

came for a short time. I did not go to [illegible]

speak tonight too cold. Hose took some [illegible]

to Columbus at 11.20 P.M.

Mon Feb 18

Cloudy, very windy cold. Rosa made us a

call. I was at Maggies this evening. I 

got more medicine.

Tues Feb 19

very nice forenoon, this p.m. very Marchy, Sun-

shine, snow squalls &amp; the like. I was at Chapmans

Wed Feb 20

very Blizzardy or [illegible] snow squall. I did not

go to Washington Party church meeting too bad

Hose a went down &amp; called on Sam Rosecrans.

Thus Feb 21

Cloudy, I washed a little, then went to Barcus

and Chapmans. There was a big card party last night.

Fri Feb 22

Washington's Birthday. Snowed turning to rain
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[corresponds to page 135 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							135

Very icy. I did not go to club at Hazel Hoovers

on account of my peper. Bess was to read it

Sat Feb 23  I was Chapmans with Rosa &amp; played euchre

Bright day, thawing fast, Sunbury Host at Tournament

Sun Feb 24

Bright day, snow &amp; ice most gone. We Took a

ride to Delaware &amp; got some things. I did not go to [illegible] Mt Gilead home

Mon Feb 25

Bad rained off and on all day, nothing doing

Tues Feb 26

Cold, snow flurries all day. Bess &amp; Elliott here for dinner 

Wed 27 Feb

cold 9 degrees above, clear, nothing doing. I was at Barcus

Thus Feb 28

Cloudy this a.m. Shiny this p.m. Mr Conner came.

Taggart went home. So cold.

Fri Mar 1

very windy, not cold. Mrs Perry called. I was at Johns

this evening. Merl &amp; Louise came.

Sat Mar 2

Beautiful day. we went to Delaware &amp; pd personal

tax, not high. Our callers were Mrs Sedgwick &amp; Mrs Gill

Lily &amp; Rosa Barcus, Hose burnt weeds off of grass in

yard.

Sun Mar 3

Beautiful day. Hose busy most all day. We did not go

any place. I did not go to church as Hose is busy. Beauty

woman did not come.

Mon Mar 4 Nice day. Hose busy. I washed quite

a little Mrs Peters &amp; Ella Neilsen called. I was at 

Janies in the evening and played euchre.

Tues Mar 4

Nice day. Mrs Edna Patrick buried. Hose busy

I was at Maggies then went to church, Dust [illegible]

Wed Mar 6 cloudy Threatening. I ironed some

went over to Welches and got 8 bolts of wallpaper

I went to church tonight and it rained some. [illegible]

Thus Mar 7

Got quite a little colder, rained. Hose took Abe

to Delaware McMonroe is here. I was at Barcus
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                    <text>[page 96]

[corresponds to page 136 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


136

Fri Mar 8		I got blue slanting from [illegible]

Nice day. Mert &amp; Lo called. I was at Maggies &amp; went to church

Sat Mar 9

Beautiful day. Maggies &amp; Rosa called. I got a qt of

white paint. Ella &amp; John came up and we played

euchre &amp; went to the drawing at Irwins

Sun Mar 10

Rained all day. Mert made us a short call.

Hose took me up to church. We took a ride to

Bexley &amp; Reynoldsburg &amp; home, Meeting closed.

Mon Mar 11		5 ceiling 6 side wall

rained all day. Ann Dewitt came and started

papering big front room   downstairs.

Tues Mar 12

Colder. Hose took Dr Gorsuch to Columbus. O.S. for

Forida. And Dewitt papered kitchen 2 bolts all over [illegible]

Mr Monroe is here.

Wed Mar 13

very nice day. Cold &amp; windy. I was at Hetties in the

evening. Hose went with Wilson to Worthington to [illegible]

Thus Mar 14. Cold but nice day, Miss Nellson

called and I got 2 pr of stockings. Nothing doing

Fri Mar 15

nice summery day. Alice waved my hair

I was at Hetties a few minutes. I washed

the north front room curtains. Ironed and

put them up. I was at Lilys a while

Sat Mar 16

Nice day. Loop wired our double room, Jacks, Mr

Gelston made a short call

Sun Mar 17

St Patricks Day. Cold &amp; windy. We were out

home about an hour. Did not take a ride.

Alice, Jack &amp; M.A. also were callers

Mon Mar 18

very nice a.m. later threatening. We went to Columbus

and I got suit, hat &amp; other things. Hose took Abbie [illegible]

to Del, to pay taxes. I was up at Maggies. She took my measure

Tues Mar 19

rainy most of the day. We had our hall done
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[corresponds to page 137 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							137

over, enamel &amp; painted floors, fine Hose a little

busy. I am not going to card party tonite. to rainy

Wed Mar 20

Nice day, I went to all day Missionary convention

and the Baptist church, raining tonight. I

was Hetties a while

Thurs Mar 21  Mrs Foster left for Richmond I guess

Frank finished up [illegible] Terrible dust

storm. I was at Barcus this eve (weather fair

Fri Mar 22

Nice day, still dust cloud. Hose a little busy

I went to the Progress Club at Callie's Gorsuches with Mrs [illegible]

Sat Mar 23

Last night our first thunder storm. Today off and or

rainy. spring showers windy. Lily &amp; Rosa also [illegible]

&amp; Ella Furry played cards some.

Sun Mar24

Beautiful day. everybody out. Hose &amp; I went to

O'Shaunessy dam, saw some wild ducks

Mert &amp; Lot took us a ride after up 61. I did not

go to church as Hose had to stay at the office

Mon Mar 25

Nice day. Hose busy. I was at Hetties this evening

Tues Mar 26		I washed 4 sheets &amp; others

Beautiful day, Hose busy, Mr Fisher funeral. I was at

Chapmans &amp; Barcus played euchre.

Wed Mar 27

Beautiful day. we went to Columbus. I got suit

waist, eatables, batiste etc. I have the earache

Thurs Mar 28

Beautiful day, cold &amp; windy. I had my hair bobbed

at Delaware at Angus, shampooed &amp; [illegible]

Vinnie &amp; Leland Fisher were in. Leland brot us some liver

Fri Mon 29

Fine day. I spent the day at Bess' had a fine

time. Maggies was here in the evening

Sat Mar 30

Cloudy, threatening  William brot us a piece of [illegible]

bone. I made a pair of drawers.

Sun Mar 31 Cloudy day a little rainy. We took 
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[corresponds to page 138 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


Strosniders and went to OShaunssey back up

the Olentangy home. I went to church the evening

Mon April 1  I took my blue silk blouse over to Zella to hem

Parly cloudy. Mert &amp; Lo called. I was at Barcus in evening

Tues Apr 2

Cold, clear. Mrs Perry called. I got a new pair of

stockings from Miss Nelson. I went to the Baptist

church to a Methodist - Baptist concert.

Wed Apr 3		I was at Maggie first

Beautiful day. we went to Col and I got printed non

wrinkle voil and we took it over to Zella Knoder

I was Hetties this evening.

Thurs Apr 4

Beautiful day, cool. Hose a little busy. He mow

ed the yard for the first time this yr. Maggies

was here for my missionary dues this eve. $1. Mr

Connor is here. I am making my slip

Fri Apr 5

Cloudy &amp; drizzly. Mrs Perry swept up stairs, I am clean

ing upstairs. also sewing a little.

Sat Apr 6

very nice day. Hose busy. I went to Democratic

meeting at Hall here.

Sun Apr 7

Windy, cold and threatening. Maggie birthday

I went with Hose up to Pumphreys to take flowers

Glad to have one

Mon Apr 8

Cold &amp; rainy Hose a little busy. Hose and I went down

to call at Smythes. I was at Lilys this evening

Tues Apr 9

Cold and damp, cloudy, Mrs Irwin called

Wed Apr 10

Nice day. I tried on my waist &amp; dress at Zellas

then went to Cora Wilson to call. Mrs [illegible]

called. Two here tonight

Thurs Apr 11

Cold &amp; rainy. We cleaned the sitting room.
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                    <text>[page 99]

[corresponds to page 140 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


[missing page 139]

140			Rooms

1933

Oct 2 -  .50 Voik.		Dec  7 -  .50 Mr Taggart

 "  3 -	1.00 Bay Village	 "   7 - 1.00 Bay Village

    6 - 1.00 Bay Village	 "  11 - 1.00 Cincinnati

    9 -  .35 Produce man	 "  12 - 1.00 Richmond Ind

   11 - 1.50 Minneapolis Minn       14 - 1.50 Buffalo NY

   11 - 1.50 Marion Ind		    14 -  .50 Produce man

   13 - 1.50 Akron		    14 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   13 - 1.00 Cleveland		    15 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   14 - 1.00 Washington Pa	    17 -  .50 Produce man

				    22 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   17 -  .35 Produce man	    23 - 1.50 New Castle Pa

   17 - 1.50 Buffalo		    26 -  .50 Produce man

   18 -  .50 Gettysburg		    27 - 1.50 Yonkers NY

   19 - 1.00 Mr Conner		    28 - 1.00 McArthur O

   20 - 1.00 Hamlin Va		    31 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   21 - 1.50 Portsmouth O	    31 - 1.00 Austin Texas

   23 -  .75 Oakland Cal.  1934 Jan  3 - 1.00 Norwalk

   23 -  .75 Washington D.C      "   3 -  .50 Dora Beattie

25-29 - 3.00 Wis Creamery Man    "   3 - 1.50 Skeffield Ala.

				     5 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   24 -  .75 Washington D.C.	     7 -  .50 Dora Beattie

25-28 - 1.50 Mr Taggart		     8 -  .50 Produce man

   25 - 1.50 Cleveland		     9 -  .50 Produce man

   25 - 1.00 Delaware Harvester Co  10 - 1.00 Powell

				    11 - 1.00 Mr Conner

   27 - 1.00 Columbus Harvester Co  11 - 1.00 Jackson Mich

				    12 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   28 - 1.50 Cincin.		    16 -  .50 Produce man

   29 - 1.00 St Louis		    16 - 1.00 Bay Village

   29 -  .75 Akron O.		    17 -  .50 Produce man

   31 - 1.00 Bay Village	    19 -  .50 Mr Taggart

Nov 4 - 1.00 Chicago		    19 - 1.00 Elyria O

Nov 4 - 1.50 Cleveland		    20 - 1.50 Cleveland O

				    22 - 1.00 Zanesville

 "  4 - 3.00 Creamery		    22 - 1.00 Cleveland O

 "  6 -  .50 Cleveland		    24 - 1.00 Zanesville

 " 12 - 1.00 Pittsburg		    24 - 1.00 Greenville

   13 -  .75 Produce man	    24 -  .50 Produce man

   14 -      Produce man        Feb 10 - 1.00 Columbus

6- 15 - 4.00 Oconomowoc Wis      "  12 - 1.00 Cleveland

   15 -  37 1/2 Produce man	    12 - 1.50 Los Angeles Calif.

Nov 7    .50 Mr Taggart		    16 -  .50 Austin Texas

Nov 23   .50 Voix Produce man	    20 - 2.50 St Clairsville O

Nov 23   .50			    22 - 1.00 Mr Conner

 " 24    .50			    28 -  .50 Delaware O

 " 25 - 1.50 Akron O		Mar  1 - 2.00 Bay Village

 " 26 -  .75 Ripley O		 "   1 - 1.00 Chicago

 " 27 - 1.00 Huntsville O.           4 - 1.50 Newark O

Dec 4 - 1.00 Mr Gephart		     7 -  .50 Produce man

 "  5 - 1.00 Mr Gephart		    14 -  .50 Mr Taggart

 "  6 -  .50 Mr Taggart		    14 -  .50 Produce Man

 "  6 - 1.00 Bay Village	    15 - 1.00 Kokomo Ind
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[corresponds to page 141 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							141

1934	Garage			

Oct11 -  .25 Minneapolis Minn. May  8 - 2.50 Philadelphia Pa

Nov 4 -  .25 Cleveland		 "   9 -  .50 Mr Taggart

 "  7    .25 Capt Federle	 "  10 - 2.00 Mr Volk

Dec 1    .25 Cup to Federle	 "  10 - 1.00 Mr Conner

 " 31	 .25 Cristin Texas	    10 - 1.00 Findlay

1934

Mar 1    .25 Chicago		    11 - 1.00 Bay Village

   20    .25 Phone boy		    11 - 2.00 E. Palestine

 " 30    .50 Phone boy		    12 - 3.50 Warren Lisbon

Apr26    .25 Camden Mi		    14 - 2.50 Lisbon Hanoverton

Aug 1    .25 foreigner		    16 -  .50 Taggart

 " 11    .50 Jew		    18 - 1.00 Washington Pa

Sept 9   .25 Cleveland

 " 23    .50 Youngstown		    19 - 3.00 Alliance

Oct 27   .25 Walronding

Nov 12   .25 Akron		    18-23 3.75 Washington creamery

1934				    21   2.00 Akron Cleveland

Mar 12-16 2.00 Phone boy	    25 - 1.00 Akron

 "  19  1.00 Cleveland		    25 - 5.00 Mr Wilson

 "  20   .50 Produce man	    25 - 1.00 Bay Village
 
 "  24   .50 Produce		    25 -  .50 Erie Pa

				June 3 - 2.00 Pasadena Cal

 "  23  1.50 Phone boys		4 - 11 - 1.50 Sunshine man

    24   .50 Produce		     4 - 3.00 Chicago Ill

    26  3.00 Buffalo NY		     6 - 1.00 Ray Buel

    27   .50 Produce man	     9 - 1.50 Cleveland

    28   .50 Mr Taggart		     9 - 2.00 [illegible] N.Y.

26-30   6.00 Phone man		11-18    1.50 Sunshine to June 18

				    12 - 1.00 Gallion O

Apr 2 - 1.50 Toledo		    13 - 1.50 Monica Calif

 "  3 - 5.00 Mr Wilson		    13 - 1.00 Kansas City Mo

 "  4 -  .50 Produce man	    14 - 1.00 Mr Conner

 "  5 - 1.00 Mr Conner		    16 -  .50 Mr Taggart

 "  5 - 1.00 Akron		    23 -  .50 Zanesville

   10 -  .50 Produce man	1T  25 - 1.50 Sunshine boy

   10 - 1.00 Cleveland		    26 - 2.00 Savannah Ga

   11 - 1.00 Bay Village	    26 - 1.00 Akron O

   11 - 1.00 Los Angeles	    27 - 1.50 Sunshine to July 20

   13 - 1.00 Bay Village	    27 - 1.00 Mr Frehrey

   16 -  .50 Produce man	    27 - 1.00 Scales man

   17 -  .50 produce man	    30 - 1.50 Dayton

   19 -  .50 produce man

   20 -  .50 produce man	July 3 - 1.50 Sunshine to July 9

   21 -  .50 produce man         "   2 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   20 - 1.00 Georgetown		     3 - 5.00 Mr Wilson

   23 -  .50 produce man	     5 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   24 - 1.00 Indianapolis	     6 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   24 -  .50 Produce man	    10 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   25 -  .50 produce man	    11 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   25 - 1.00 Oak Park Ill	    12 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   26 - Camden Mi		    12 - 1.00 [illegible]

   27 -  .75 [illegible]	    13 -  .50 Mr Taggart

   29 - 3.00 St Petersburg Fla	    14 - 1.00 Sunshine to July 16

             [illegible] N.Y        16 - 1.50 Sunshine to July 23

             Youngstown

   29 - 1.00 Columbus		    16 - 3.00 Chicago party

   30 -  .50 Produce man  	    18 - 1.50 Youngstown O

May 1 -  .50 Produce man	    19 - 1.00 Mr Conner

    8 -  .50 Mr Taggart
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[corresponds to page 142 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


142

July 21 - 1.50 Gouster Mass	Sept 19 - 2.00 Cincinnati   

 "   21 - 1.50 Pleasant Mich	 "   19 -  .50 Accomondation

 "   23 - 1.00 Findlay O	 "   22 - 2.00 Detroit Newark

 "   24 -  .50 Mr Taggart	     23 - 3.00 Youngstown

 "   26 - 2.50 Brooklyn N.Y	17 - 24 - 2.00 Lockwood

				     24 - 2.00 St. Petersburg, Hollywood

     26 -  .75 Los Angeles Cal       25 -  .50 Mr Taggart

				     26 -  .50 Mr Taggart

     23 - 1.50 sunshine to July 30   27 - 1.00 Mr Conner

Aug   1 -  .50 Foreigner	24 - Oct 1 - 2.00 Lockwood

 "    2 - 1.00 Akron            17 - Oct 1 - 4.00 Mr Roller

      2 -  .75 Youngstown	 Sept 30 - 2.50 Salem, O

      6 - 2.50 Alabama		 Oct   1 - 1.00 Akron

      7 -  .50 Mr Taggart	  "    2 - 1.00 truck driver

				       3 - 1.00 Columbus, O.

      8 -  .50 Mr Taggart	       4 - 1.00 Cleveland

      9 -  .50 Mr Taggart	Oct 1-8  - 2.00 Mr Lockwood

10 - 17 - 4.00 Juv Mass.	 "     5 - 1.50 Benton Harbor, Mich.

     10 - 5.00 Mr wilson	       6 - 1.50 Benton Harbor Mich

     10 - 1.50 Middleton O	       7 - 1.50 Benton Harbor Mich

     12 - 1.00 Kansas City	       7 - 1.50 Youngston O

     13 - 2.00 [illegible] Ala	       8 - 1.00 Cleveland

     15 -  .50 Mr Taggart	       9 -  .50 Mr. Taggart

     15 - 2.50 Cleveland	       9 - 1.50 Wheeling W.Va

     15 - 1.00 Cleveland	      10 -  .50 Mr Taggart

     20 - 1.50 Cleveland	  8 - 15   2.00 Mr Lockwood

     21 -  .50 Mr Taggart	      15 - 1.50 Canton, Mt Ephraim N.J.

     21 - 2.50 Youngstown O	      16 - 4.00 Mr Rolles

     22 - 1.00 New Castle Pa	      16 - 1.50 Mt [illegible] Camden N. J.

22 - 23 - 1.50 Fort Wayne Ind	      17 - 1.00 Bowerston O

     22 -  .50 Mr Taggart 	      18 - 1.00 Springfield O

     24 - 1.50 Memphis		      18 - 1.50 Canton, Mt Ephraim N.J.

     25 -  .50 August Mi	      19 -  .50 Mr Taggart

     27 -  .50 Zanesville	      19 - 2.00 Canton, Ephraim N.J

     28 - 1.00 Chicago Ill

     29 - 2.00 Massilon O	      19 - 1.50 Dayton, O

     31 - 2.00 Chicago Ill	      21 -  .50 Meadville, Pa.

Sept  1 - 1.50 Cleveland	      22 - 1.00 Providence R.I.

      2 - 1.50 Columbus		      23 -  .75 Bucyrus, O

3 -  10 - 2.00 Mr Lockwood	      24 -  .75 Bucyrus, O

3 -  10 - 2.00 Mr Roller	      26 - 1.00 Walkouding, O

      3 - 2.00 Anister Ala	      27 - 1.50 Indianapolis 

      6 - 4.00 Mr Wilson	      27 - 1.50 Columbus

      6 -  .75 Jew Mass.	      28 - 1.50 Cleveland

      9 - 3.00 Cleveland  	  Nov  1 - 1.00 N. Lexington

     10 - 2.00 Rutherfordton N.C.      2 -  .50 Mr Taggart

				       2 - 1.00 Cincinnati

     10 - 1.00 Fort Wayne Ind.	       3 - 2.00 Bellefountaine O

     10 - 2.50 Kansas City Mo.	       5 - 1.00 Ashland

     11 - 2.50 Akron		       6 - 2.50 Mt Pleasant Mich

     13 - 1.00 Bay Village	      12 - 1.00 Akron O.

     13 - 1.00 Cleveland	      13 - 2.00 Mt Pleasant Mich

10 - 15 - 2.00 Mr Roller	      15 -  .25 Hunters changed clothes

10 - 17 - 2.00 Mr Lockwood	      15 - 1.50 Green Springs

     17 - 1.00 Columbus		      17 - 1.50 Chicago

     19 - 1.00 Doylestown O	      17 - 4.50 Mantau
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[corresponds to page 143 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							143

Nov  17 - 1.50 Akron		  Mar  6 - 1.00 Mr Monroe

 "   20 -  .75 Lakewood		   "   6 -  .75 Mr Rennick

     24 - 1.50 Cleveland  	   "   7 - 2.00 Frank Bell [crossed out]

     25 - 1.50 Dalton O

     26 - 1.50 E. Liberty	       7 - 1.00 Mr Monroe

     27 -  .50 Mr Taggart

Dec   4 -  .50 Mr Taggart	      11 - 1.00 Mason Ky

 "    6 - 1.00 Mr Conner	      12 - 1.00 Mr Monroe

      6 - 2.00 Geneva  		      13 -  .50 Chicago, Ill

     11 -  .50 Mr Taggart	  Mar 14 Feb 21-28 2.00 Frank Bell [crossed out]

     15 - 1.00 Detroit Mich	      13 - 1.00 Durgmen Col

     17 -  .50 Mr Taggart

     19 - 1.00 Casper Wyoming	      16 - 2.00 Cleveland, [illegible] Mich

     20 - 1.00 Cleveland	      16 - 2.00 Frank Bell 28 - 7 men		

     21 - 1.50 Akron		      16 -  .75 Fredricktown

     22 - 1.00 Fred Bale	      18 - 2.00 [illegible] O

     30 - 2.50 Akron		  Mar 21 - 4.00 Frank Bell to Mar 21

1935				      22 -  .50 Mr Taggart

Jan   2 -  .50 Mr Taggart	      22 - 1.00 Canton O

      2 - 1.00 Salgin O		      24 -  .60 Jews [illegible]  

      8 - 1.00 Ashland		      31 - 2.00 Frank Bell  Mar 21-28

     10 -  .75 Greensboro N.C.        30 - 2.00 Akron

     17 - 1.00 Mr Conner	      30 - 1.00 N.Y City

     23 -  .50 Mr Taggart	           1.00 Battle Creek

     24 -  .50 Mr Taggart	       3 -  .75 Art Bradfield

     24 - 1.00 Tecumseh Mich	       4 - 1.00 Mr Conner

     31 - 1.00 [illegible] Columbus    4 - 2.00 Frank Bell

Feb   7 - 2.00 Frank Bell	       8 - 1.00 St Johns O.

			              10 -  .50 Mr Taggart

Feb       4.50 Mr Taggart	      10 - 1.00 [illegible] O

 "    4 - 1.00 Marengo		      11 - 2.00 Frank Bell  [illegible]

      5 - 2.00 Ashtabula O	      11 - 1.00 [illegible] O

           .75 St Louis, Mo	      11 - 1.00 Columbus

				      13 - 1.50 Pittsburg

          1.00 Cleveland	      15 -  .75 Art Bradfield

Feb 14     .50 Mr Taggart	      16 -  .50 Mr Taggart

    15 -  4.00 Dr Graff O	      17 -  .50 Mr Taggart

    16 -  3.00 Cleveland O	      18 - 1.00 Cleveland diesel

7 - 14 - 2.00 Frank Bell	      18 -  .50 Mr Loveless

				      18 - 2.00 Frank Bell pd

17 -19 - 2.00 [illegible]	      19 -  .50 Mr Loveless

    19 - 1.00 Cleveland		      19 - 1.00 Cleveland diesel engine

    21 -  .75 Cleveland		      19 - 1.00 Mr Monroe

				      20 - 1.00 diesel engine

    22 - 1.00 Cleveland		      21 -  .50 diesel engine

    24 - 2.00 Frank Bell    Feb 14 -21,22 - .50 Diesel engine 

    24 -  .75 Plainfield	      23 -  .50 Diesel

				      24 -  .50

    26 - 1.00 Boston Mass	      25    .50 Diesel engine

    27 -  .50 Mr Taggart	      25 - 2.00 Frank Bell  11-25

    28 - 2.00 Frank Bell    	      28 - 1.50 McAllen Texas

    28 - 1.00 Mr Conner		      30 - 1.00 Indianapolis Ind

Mar  4 -  .75 Mr Rinneck	      30 - 1.00 Cleveland O

 "   5    .75 Art Bardfield      May   3 - 1.00 Canton diesel

 "   5   1.00 Cleveland Diesel engine  4 - 2.00 Frank Bell

     6   1.00 Cleveland Diesel engine  8 -  .50 Cincin  (25 - May 2

     6 -  .50 Mr Taggart	       9 - 1.50 Mr Conner
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                    <text>[page 103]

[corresponds to page 144 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


144

May 11 - Frank Bell 2.00 2-9	      24 - 2.00 Frank Bell to June 27

    14 - 1.50 Akron		      30 - 1.00 Baltimore Md

    15 -  .50 Mr Taggart	      30    .50 Akron

    21 -  .75 Grandview Heights

    22 - 4.00 Frank Bell  May 9 - 23 July

May 22    .75 Warren, O.

    23 - 3.00 Canton  E. Sparta

    23 - 1.00 Bowerston

    24 -  .50 Mr Taggart  

    24 -  .75 Art Bradfield

    25 - 2.00 Frank Bell   May 23 - 30

    27 - 1.50 Columbus

    28 - 1.50 Columbus Monument people

28- 31 - 1.50 Cincinnati [illegible]  

    28 - 1.00 Newark N.J.

    29 - 1.50 Detroit Mich

    31 - 2.00 Cleveland

June 2 - 1.50 Monument people

     3 - 1.50  "

3 - 5  - 1.50 Map man

     4 - 1.50 Monument people

     4 - 1.00 Boston, Mass.

     5 - 1.50 Monument people

     5 - 2.00 Frank Bell  May 30 - 6

     5 - 1.00 Mr Monroe

     6 - 1.50 Monument

     7 - 1.50    "

     7 - 1.00 Monroe

     8 - 1.00 Monument

     8 - 2.00 Washington C.H.

     8 - 3.00 Urbana Ill

     9 - 1.50 Monument folks

    10 - 1.50   "       "

    11 - 1.50   "       "

    11 - 2.50 Coldwell O

	      W. Alexander Pa

    11 - 1.50 Buffalo N.Y.

    12 - 1.50 Monument folks

    13 - 1.50 Monument folks

    13 -  .50 Mr Taggart

    13 - 1.00 Mr Conner

    13 - 4.00 Bell Jun 6 - 20th

    14 - 1.50 Monument folks

    14 - 1.50 Lakewood

    14 - 1.00 Kansas City Mo.

    15 - 1.50 Monument folks

    15 - 1.00 Kansas Cy, Mo

    16 - 1.50 Monument folks

    17 - 1.50 Cincinnati

    17 - 1.50 Monument folks

    18 - 1.00 Monument folks

    18 - 1.50 Gary Ind

    21 - 1.00 Mr Monroe

    21 - 1.50 Denver, Colorado

    23 - 1.00 Sharon Pa

    24 - 1.00 Cleveland
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                    <text>[page 104]

[corresponds to page 147 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							147

(1935)

Apr 19	Mrs [illegible] from home to Case Hospital	   1.00

Apr 25  Mr Boice from Hospital went to Col after him 1.50

Apr 25  First call Mr Shockley &amp; work at office		   2.00

 "  26  people (Shockleys) taken back to Columbus

	kept home 3 hrs

Stockley put in casket, chairs taken to Shockley	   3.00

Apr 28	Mr Shockley from home Cal to Chapel 	

	Helped with funeral

People up toward Fargo brother[illegible]all day	   4.00

Apr 29  Helped with Reese boy all day			   2.50

Apr 30  Reece boy funeral with [illegible]		   2.00

May  4	Dr Shreve from Hospital, White Cross		   1.50

        3 2/3 mo [illegible] service			  11.00

May 16  Trip to Butlers					    .50

June 3  Mrs Horn from Case Hospital to home		   1.00

 "   9  Fletcher woman from W. Cross to [illegible] Bailey 1.50

 "  24  Took machine to [illegible]			    .75

 "  25  To Union station for George McKay		   1.20

 "  26  Work at office &amp; Geo McKay funeral 		   2.50
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                    <text>[page 105]

[corresponds to page 152 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


[pages 148 - 151 missing]

152

Fri 19 [illegible] (1935)

Fine day. I went over to Zellas to try on my dress

to Lenton services at Auditorium in evening

Sat Apr 20

Fine day. Knoder girl brot my things home

I was at Hetties in the evening

Sun Apr 21

Easter, beautiful day. We went  &amp; got Mert &amp; Lo Smythe

and took them to Delaware &amp; Mt Gilead then home

Lily &amp; Rosa called then we went to Baptist church

they had a pageant. I wore my new suit first time

Mon Apr 22

Partly cloudy. we washed 6 sheets &amp; other things

Lida is doing the house washing

Maggie was here this evening and we gave her some rhubard

Wed, Apr 24

Partly cloudy, we cleaned our bedroom. Dowel

came and put coil in water. Hose went after him.

Tues Apr 23.

Fine day. I ironed quite a little and was at

Mrs Kimballs in the evening

Thus Apr 25

Beautiful day Alice Johnston waved my hair

Mrs Fivaz, Cora Wilson, Clara &amp; James called.

Hose quite busy.

Fri Apr 26

Beautiful day. I did not go to Roland Sedgwick to

club as Hose was busy. I was at Lilys this evening

Sat Apr 27

Partly cloudy &amp; rainy. Wilson Edwards had

plowing finished and planted potatoes

I was at Maggies this evening.

Sun, Apr 28

Fine day so far. Hose busy all day. We did not go

any place. I went to church in evening.

Mon Apr 29

Rainey some. Percie Lawson spent the day

here. I went to O.E.S. inspection nice time

Tues Apr 30. Cold and bustery. Maggie called

Rice boy buried.
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							153

Tues 30, nice day. I was Barcus in evening. Very bustery

Wed May 1. nice day we went to Columbus and got

shrubbery &amp; other things. We changed B &amp; L certificate

I went to fellowship meeting and took dinner.

Thus May 2

Cold &amp; rainy all day. Miss Nelson brot my hose

Fri May 3. Rainy this a.m. quite windy I spent

the day at Irenes, had a nice time. Lily and Rosa

came up and we played euchre. we beat them.

Sat May 4

cold &amp; cloudy. We did the usual work. Hose a little busy

In the evening John &amp; Ella came and we played euchre

Sun May 5

Partly rainy &amp; cold we called at Jims and

Strohms at Johnstown Strohm's were not in.

I went to a men's meeting at the church

Mon May 6

Cold &amp; rainy, we washed. Jack Taggart called

a short time

Tues May 7

Cloudy, Alice Johnston waved my hair. I was

at Hetties &amp; Mrs Deerings

Wed May 8

Beautiful day, but cool. I entertained the Mission circle.

[illegible] Rosecrans was here on business. I went to Rosa

but had to come home as Hose went to Berkshire

Thurs May 9

Nice a.m. This p.m. rained awful hard Mr Perry

skinned the grass off of my flower bed. I washed &amp;

ironed the west room curtains. Mrs Perry called

Fri May 10

Nice day. I washed the double room spreads &amp; curtains

I was at Barcus' this evening. Planted lettuce seed

Sat May 11

Fine day, much warmer. Jack &amp; Alice Musser

called. on the hunt of a kind. Maggie called in

the evening

Sun May 12. Rained hard. Mary &amp; Ed Strohm

called. Hose &amp; I took a ride to Newark then Utica
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154

got 1 doz tom plants &amp; she gave me an iris

Mon May 13

Rained a little this morning. we washed a little. I was at

Maggies tonight

Tues May 14

sprinkled this a.m. Townley boy

plowed our garden. Quit firing Wilson furnace. Hose spaded flower beds and

Hose partly planted them. Our garden is

not in very good shape. Bess called a while tonight.

Wed May 15

Lovery very cool day. Fay &amp; Ray Carnes called before

going to Arizona. We planted garden this a.m.

and rest of flower seeds. I was at Lilys this evening.

Thurs May 16

Cloudy, cold &amp; a little showery. Jane gave me

some crythamseums plants. Jack had conference with Men. We got 1 doz more

tomato plants at Ernsbergers. I was up to

Hetties this evening but had to come home

as Hose helped Wilson to take Butler to farm

Fri May 17

Lovely day. warmer. I did not go to Senior play. I 

spent the day at Bessies, had a fine time. Hose &amp;

O.D. came after me.

Sat May 18

Cool, beautiful day. I made gingerbread &amp; corn bread

Hose took a man to Marion. Jon &amp; Ella came

up and we played euchre.

Sun May 19

Fine day we took a ride to Richwood and

home, Rosa &amp; I went to Baptist church

Mon May 20

Cloudy all day, rained a little in evening

We cleaned dining room &amp; washed the curtain

I was up to Maggies in the evening but had

to come home as Sada &amp; Clarence were here

Tues May 21

very nice day, threating. We put up our porch

valance. I ironed dining room curtains

and put them up. I was Lilys this evening

Wed May 22

This a.m. nice this p.m. rain We went to Col

and Franklin changed. I got a crepe
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							155

[illegible] set, and other things.

Thurs May 23

Nice day. I went to card party at armory with

Furry's &amp; Allens tonight. House nearly full

Fri May 24

Clear cold day. We had our annual picnic

down at Pulsis. Jack is here tonight.

Sat May 25

Nice day. I did the usual work. cool Maggie was

here this evening

Sun May 26

Warmer. We took Lily &amp; Rosa and went to Black Gorge

When we all went to Baccalaurate sermon

Mon May 27

Much warmer. I did quite a little work. Clean and

Ada Boyd called. I went to commencement

Tues May 28

Raining Cold

Wed May 29

Rained some clearing, some busy

Thurs May 30

Beautiful Dec. day. Our annual dinner today

I was at Lilys &amp; Rosas a little while

Calvin &amp; Clara came. We had a nice time

Maggie &amp; I went up to cemetery in the evening

Fri May 31

Cool, we washed quite a lot, Hose planted mari-

golds down in the old garden. I washed our green

blankets.  Calvin &amp; Clara called on way to Hetties

Sat June 1

Fine day. We washed sheets. Wall &amp; Merrill [illegible] called

Ella &amp; John came up and we played euchre.

Sun June 2

Partly cloudy, rained this p.m. cooler. We went

to Delaware &amp; got some buttermilk. I went to church

this evening. Mr Swaller preached.

Mon June 3

Fine day. sprinkled Alice Johnson waved my

hair. quite busy.

Tues June 4 Washed a lot today Alice Johnson

clipped my hair. I was at Hetties this evening. I did 

not go to Missionary meeting at Mrs Barker
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156

June 5 Alice Johnston clipped my hair.

I did not go to Missionary at Mrs Barker today

Rained hard. We would. turned furniture

in west room today. busy

Thurs June 6

My birthday, cool, rained some toward evening

We washed and ironed. Map man left, also monument

people. Mr Hixenbaugh called

Fri June 7

Cold day. Rosa Barcus called. I called a few

minutes on Mrs Ramsey then went to O.E.S.

anniversary, busy.

Sat June 8

Still cold. we went to Delaware and did our

Saturdays shopping and I got new white felt

Maggie called in the evening Rosa &amp; Lily came

up and we played euchre, houseful

Sun June 9

Cold we have fire, Did not go any place today

Hose a little busy. Lily, Rosa &amp; I went to tent

meeting at school house. Hose took us up.

Mon June 10

Nice, day, warmer. We washed a lot of sheets.

I went to tent church in the evening. Did not

come to cut my hair.

Tues June 11

cloudy, threatening I washed blouse &amp; 2 dresses al

so ironed. I went to tent meeting

Wed 12 cloudy warm. Mayme, Lily &amp; I went to church

Thus 13 I went to tent meetings, washed

Fri 14 Hugh &amp; Emma Rosecrans called. I went to

church.

Sat June 15 Rained awful hard. Hugh, Emma

Irene Wilson &amp; Leland called. Did not go to 

Sun June 16 warm Did not go any where

too busy. Lily, Rosa &amp; I went to Tent meeting ^I was at church

Mon June 17 We washed quite a little [illegible]

washed up shirts. Rained hard. McMapes cut

my hair Alice shampooed &amp; waved it
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[corresponds to page 167 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


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							167

Mr Strosnider

1934

[This next section is crossed out:

Oct  5	A.D. Strosnider &amp; wife and Jeff to Granville		 3.50

Nov  3  Mrs Strosnider to Granville				 3.00

 "   3  Mrs Strosnider bck from Granville			 3.00

 "  10  Mr &amp; Mrs Strosnider &amp; Elizabeth &amp; friend to Del game	 2.50

 "  26  Trip to Columbus					 5.00

 "  27  Trip to Dudley's &amp; Hines (not pd)			 1.50

Dec 28  Strosnider &amp; family to Will Strosniders			 1.00

I went to Tent meeting.						19.50]


Tues June 18

cloudy &amp; rainy. I was at Hetties in the evening.

We washed sheets

Wed June 19

Cloudy, cold &amp; rainy Patricks brot the 4 shirts

home. I went to Tent meeting. Monument folks felt

We washed.

Thurs June 20

very windy but clear. We washed again. O.K. [illegible]

is having a movie tonight at Station (Baker) [illegible]

&amp; [illegible] Hervey called. Clouding up. Wilson called

I went to Tent meeting. Hose came up after me

Fri Jun 21

Cool &amp; cloudy. rained hard garden covered

with water. I bring sheets up in the house.

I did not go to church but went to Barcus.

Sat June 22

Rained hard. we washed some then went to Del

and got some things. Bess &amp; Elliott called I

went to Tent meeting tonight

Sun June 23

Partly cloudy. We took a ride to Cochocton, Newark

home, Rosa Lily &amp; I went to Tent meeting

Mon June 24

Nice day, Did not do much. Went to Tent meeting

in the evening

Tues June 25

Beautiful day. I spent at Mrs Lawsons. Did not

go to Tent meeting as Hose went with Wilson to U[illegible]
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                    <text>[page 111]

[corresponds to page 168 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


168

June 27 Beautiful day. We went to Harrisburg to Miss

ionary meeting at Mrs Schneiders. I went to Tent

meeting this evening

Thurs 28 We did not do much I went to Tent meeting

Fri 29 nice day. I went to Tent meeting

[Sat 30 nice day  crossed out] Leland gave us 1 qt cherries

Sat June (29) nice day. I made cherry pud-

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172

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[corresponds to page 179 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


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							179

purchases
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[corresponds to page 180 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


180

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                    <text>[page 115]

[corresponds to page 181 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


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							181

Strosnider, Corbin &amp; Wilson

July 13	First call Mr Mason				1.50

 "   14	Casket to Masons				1.00

 "   16 Chairs to Masons, trip to cemetery

	and Mr Mason funeral				3.50

     17 Mrs Corbin to St Francis Hospital		1.50

     21 First call Mr Wintermute and

	First call Louis Neisley			5.00

     22 Work at office					1.00

     23 Mr Wintermute in casket &amp; taken home

	Louis Nicely in casket &amp; other office work	3.50

     24 Helped with chairs &amp; funeral Wintermute		

	Nicely girl funeral &amp; burial Alton		4.00

     26 First call Louise Weiser			2.00

     27 Casket to Clevengers				1.00

     28 Chairs to &amp; from Clevengers &amp; Weiser funeral	3.50

     28 Mrs Ransey to White Cross Hospital		1.50

Aug   2 First call Mr Patrick				1.50

 "    3 Work at office &amp; Mr Patrick taken home		1.00

 "    4 Mr Patrick funeral				1.50

 "    8 Work at office &amp; Mrs Fisher taken home		1.50

 "    9 Mildred Thrall from Case Hospital		1.00

 "    9 Mrs Fisher funeral				2.00

 "   11 Trip to Merideths &amp; work at office		2.50

 "   12 Work at office &amp; Mr Merideth taken home		1.00

 "   15 Mr Merideth funeral				2.00

 "   24 Mrs Corbin from Grant Hospital			1.50

     30 Chairs to &amp; from Jacksons			1.00

     30 First call Mrs Layman				1.50

     31 Work at office &amp; casket to Laymons		1.00

Sept  2 Mrs Layman funeral				1.50

 "    4 Junior Whitney to Mt Carmel			1.50

 "    6 Mrs Gutride from Case Hospital and

	Miss Thrall to Grant Hospital			2.00

      7 Mrs Geo Utley to Jane Case			1.00

     11 Mrs Utley from Jane Case Hospital		1.00

						       34.50
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                    <text>[page 116]

[corresponds to page 183 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							183

[page 182 missing]

[entire page is crossed out]

Sept 11 Mrs Crowl from Grant Hospital			1.00

     11 Jr. Whitney from Mt Carmel			1.00

Oct  12 First call Mrs Stark				1.50

 "   13 Casket to Starks				1.00

 "   15 Mrs Stark funeral				1.50

 "   16 Mrs Roush to Case Hospital			1.00

 "   25 Mr Davis to White Cross Hospital		1.50

Nov  16 Hattie Hall to Mt Carmel Hospital		1.50

     17 Hattie Hall from Hospital and work at office	2.00

     18 Work at office &amp; Hattie Hall taken home         1.00

     20 Chairs to &amp; from Osbourne			3.50

	Two trips to Kilbourne

Dec   6 Mrs Roma Stockwell to T.B. Hospital, Del	1.00

 "   12 First call Mr Jeffries				1.50

 "   15 Harry hill Van Kirk to Mt Carmel Hospital	1.50

     15 Work at office					1.00

     27 First call John Ginn				1.50

     28 Casket to Ginns					1.00

     29 Casket from Ginns &amp; family from Ginns		1.50


	3 mo storage				      $10.00

	Paid $50 on bill

	due $40 more
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1934

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							189

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Mar   7	First call Trina Whitney			2.00

 "    8 Work at garage					 .50

 "    8 Mr Skinner to Johnstown cemetery		2.00

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 "   10 Work at garage &amp; Mrs Walker funeral		2.00

     13 First call Mrs Walker				2.00

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     16 Chairs to Walkers				1.00

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     16 Chairs from Walkers				1.00

     17 Mr Rinehart to Hospital				1.50

     18 First call Mr Richardson			2.00

     18 Trip to Cheshire				1.50

     19 First call Mrs Searles				2.00

     19 Work at office					 .50

     20 Trip to Searles with casket			1.00

     20 Mr Richardson funeral				2.00

     21 Chairs &amp; flowers to Searles (2 loads)

     21 Grass &amp; device to cemetery

     21 Flowers to cemetery

     21 2 loads of chairs back				4.00

     28 Work at office all day				3.00

     30 Mrs Peters to Grant Hospital			1.50

	Firing furnace 1 mo				3.00

Apr   2 Mrs Shomaker to Case Hospital			1.00

 "    4 First call Mr Showalter &amp; work at office	2.50

      4 Trip to dry cleaners at Worthington &amp; work at office 1.00

      5 Work at office &amp; Mr Showalter taken home	2.00

      6 Mr Showalter funeral				2.00

      6 First call Mr Budd &amp; work at office		2.50

      7 Work at office &amp; trip to Iles in Galena		1.00

      8 Box to Galena Cemetery				1.00

      8 Mr Budd taken home				1.00

      9 Mr Budd funeral &amp; back for chairs		2.50

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Oct 6 1934

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     14 Casket to Geddis				1.00

     14 Casket to McWilliams				1.00

     15 Chairs to Geddis				1.00

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     15 First call Baby Gallogly			1.00

     15 Chairs back from Geddis				1.00

     16 Baby funeral &amp; other work			1.00

     28 Baby funeral &amp; other work			1.00

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 "    7 Mrs Pickering to Mt Carmel			1.50

 "    7 Trip to Dunhams					1.50

 "    8 Box to cheshire &amp; work at office		1.50

      9 Mr Dunham funeral &amp;  chairs			1.50

      9 Mrs Deering from Hospital			1.50

      9 Betty Strosnider to Mt Carmel			1.50

     12 Mrs Pickering from Mt Carmel			1.50

     14 Woman from Ferris to University Hospital	1.50

     15 Mrs Shaffer from Portsmouth			4.00

     16 Chairs to Shaffers				1.00

     16 Mrs Shaffer funeral				1.50

     16 Chairs from Shaffers				1.50

     17 Betty Strosnider from Mt Carmel			1.50

     20 Ruth Bailey from Mt Carmel			1.50

     22 First call for Walters at University Hospital   4.00

     24 Work at office &amp; Mr Walters taken home		2.00

     25 Flowers to Walters then to Croton Cemetery      2.00

     25 Mr Walters funeral				2.00

June  5 First call Mr Courters				3.00

 "    7 Casket to Courters				1.50

      7 Chairs to Courters			  	2.00

						       61.00
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Nov 17 

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[entire page is crossed out]

June   8 Mr Courter funeral				2.00

 "    10 Mrs Olinger from Mt Carmel			1.50

 "    15 First call Mrs Mann				1.50

      16 Work at office					1.50

      17 Mrs Mann funeral &amp; other work			3.00

April 19 (1935)

25 &amp; .05 cigars

      08 creamer

      11 pepper

      19
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194

1935

Jan 1 

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1935

Jan 1 

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196

1935

May 

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[corresponds to page 197 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


							197

Strosnider &amp; Wilson

1935   	60 1/2 + 9 + 69 1/2

Jan    4 First call to Fairchilds &amp; work at office	2.50

       5 Fairchild girl taken home			1.00

       7 Casket to Fairchilds				1.00

       7 Madine to Fairchilds to have flowers		2.50

       8 Clarence Piper to White Cross			1.50

      15 First call Robert Walker almost all day	2.50

      16 Walker in casket and taken home		1.00

      17 Walker Boy funeral. burial			2.00

      19 Work on Mr Cupp at office			2.00

      23 Firing furnace					

      23 First call Mrs S Runier &amp; work at office	3.00

      24 Mrs S Runier put in casket &amp; taken home	1.00

      25 work at office					1.00

      26 First call Mrs Vermillion E Liberty		2.50

      27 Trip to 22 mi E of Chilicothe with Wolfe baby  3.00

      27 Mr Vermillion in casket &amp; taken home		pd $1

      29 Mr Vermilion brot down to [illegible]		1.00

      29 Clarence Piper from White Cross		1.50

Feb    9 Mrs Longshore from Grant Hospital		1.50

      11 Murphey from White Cross Hospital		1.50

      16 Mrs William Ross from Wh Cross			1.50

Mar    2 White boy home from White Cross		1.50

 "     3 Mrs Robert Patrick from Whitecross &amp; work office 1.50

 "     3 Went back to office &amp; stayed 3 1/2 hrs 

       4 Mrs Patrick in casket &amp; stayed at office	1.50

       5 Work at office. Mrs Patrick funeral		3.00

      19 Mrs Ewing from Case Hospital to E Liberty in amb 1.00

 "    22 Mrs R.W. Perfect to T.B. Hospital Del		1.00

 "    24 First call Mr Fisher				2.00

 "    25 Mrs Brown from St Francis Hospital		1.50

 "    25 Mr Fisher in casket &amp; taken home		1.00

      26 Mr Fisher funeral				2.50

Apr    4 First call Mr Phmphrey, work at office		2.50

 "     6 Pumphrey taken home				1.00

 "     6 Mrs Stoffer from St Francis to [illegible]     1.50

       7 Flowers to Pumphreys. Body from [illegible] all day 3.50

       7 Mr Pumphrey funeral &amp; Burial [illegible] 
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[corresponds to page 198 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-1935]


198

[crossed out: Strosnider &amp; Wilson	1935

Mon 8	Trip to Galena his machine cemetery

	Mrs Mills funeral &amp; chapel, burial Galena	1.50]

Tues Apr 9	(1935)

Cloudy day. Lily &amp; Rosa came up and we played euchre

Wed Apr 10

Very nice day. I went over to Zellas and tried on my

dress &amp; waist. Then went to Hodges. Jack here today

Thurs Apr 11

Rainy most of the day. We cleaned the sit

ting room. We also took Jack home and got

Elliott a white shirt for his birthday. Eliz

abeth Knoderer brot my blue silk waist blouse

Fri Apr 12

Cold &amp; cloudy. We got lbs #3.00 of coal. Hose took

Abe to Delaware and he gave us some fresh fish,

I was up to see Dr Gorsuch this evening.

Sat Apr 13

This morning rainy clearing this p.m. Elliott

&amp; Bess called and we gave him white shirt

for a birthday present John &amp; Ella came up

and we played euchre

Sun Apr 14

Beautiful day we took a ride to airport

and longest way home. I went to church this p.m.

Mon Apr 15

very cold and windy, herd snow flurries. We

washed a little. I was at Maggies this evening

Tues Apr 16

Cold day. I went to Del and had my hair shampooed and

waved, then went to Zella Knodor and tried on my

voile dress. I was at Lilys &amp; played euchre

Wed Apr 17

partly cloudy. Bess spent the day here, Maggie called

I went to the kids missionary this evening. [illegible] here

I was at Maggies before Missionary

thus Apr 18

Beautiful day. Hose took Jack home. Mrs Rosecrans

had a stroke. Mr Loveless &amp; deisel empire man here

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Mr Strosnider

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200

[dates crossed out]

Rev J.H. Julian

314 N Gladstone Ave

Indianapolis Ind

327 N. [illegible]

Mansfield

Marie Hall 122 Shultz Ave

Columbus, O.

Blanch Coyner

Santa Ana

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Daisy Wheaton

149 N. Merideth Ave

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Roland Sedgwick

Londale

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The Columbus Blank Book Mfg. Co

Printers loose leaf devices-stationeery-office furniture

311 to 321 S. High St.  Columbus Ohio

     No. 649

order duplicates by referring to the above number

Telephone ADams 5171


                        National


		The Right Books to Write In

		Hotel Register

			No. 649

		300 Page Books are made with

		  Spring Backs

	To duplicate this Book
   
	order No. 649

	Give thickness wanted

		Made in 150 and 300 Pages

		Made in U.S.A



K H Lehman


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J.B. Taggart			Delaware         1.

R S Weil			Mansfield Ohio   2

C R Titlow			Osborn O

Mrs. C.A. Steele		South Vienna, O.

Sitt Monroe			Cleveland

R. S. mauley			Loudenville O.

J. M. Switler			Bellefountaine

H.C. Kane			Kent

W C Co (ill)			Col.O

Mr. &amp; Mrs G.H. Benson		Canton Ohio

G. M. Robinson 			Cleveland O.

Dusty Milton			Wilmington O.

F G. Young &amp; wife		Erie

R I Howell  &amp; wife		Erie

Mr Mrs H Regosin    Wife

B D Borden			Mt. Vernon O

John Smith 			Lima Ohio

Gene H. Wilson 			Cols. O.

Mr.&amp; Mrs C. R. Smith		Dayton

L. Lowenney			Chgo. Ill.

N. S. Hoagland			-----

J. B. Wallace			------

W. Worthington


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A.C. Snyder &amp; Wife		Columbus O.

Nat B. Sewell			London Ky.

Victor Blake 			Sidney O.

K. E. Goodwin			Sidney O.

L.A. Camper	      		Canton O.

S.H. Morrow			Bay Village

Robert Peretti			St. Toms Md.

A. Bremer			St. Louis Mo.

F.L. Hollabarger		Terre Haute Ind.

Mr. Mrs J N Sprague		Sierra Madre Calif.

Mrs M. Hpokins 			New Castle Pa.

W A Mertz and son		Wapakoneta O.

G R Bush			Louisville Ky.

J. Keegan			Cleveland Ohio

G Bonas				Detroit

Mr &amp; Mrs Harry Lerngston	Lexington Ky.

C. H Richards 			Cincinnati O.

R. A. Loumare			Stewart O.

E. Flanagan			Lansing mich.

George F. Ritchie		Cleveland O.

Selma Shaffer &amp; children        Canton ?

Mr. Mrs. Gringr F. (ill)	Chagrin Falls

M. Zirrth			Canton ? O.



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(Miss) Grace Lyons			Indianapolis Ind.

(Miss) Flora Lyons			Indianapolis Ind.

Mr. Mrs. E. R. Conrad 			Elkins W.Va

Mr. A E Durgin				Wadsworth Ohio

C E Swisshelm				Trunville O.

L. Bubohz				Columbus O.

W. L. Betz 				Columbus O.


Mr. Mrs. F. A Place 			Oswego N.Y.

W C Connie ?				Col. O.

L.Mothweiler				Akron O.

E. H. Robinson				 "  "

Jas F. Desmond				Escanaba Mich

Frank Caley				S         "

B Kurtman ?				Canton

J.V Hus(ill)				Canton

Mr. Mrs R.S Haslette 			Col O.

Chas A. Simmons 			Bradford Pa.

H. M. Leonard				Plain city O.

Mr. Mrs C. S Shepherd 			Canton O.

C. L. Johnson				Kenton O.

Mr. Mrs J Geiger		        1268 Hall Ave Lakewood O.

Chas Brush and Mrs.			Dayton O.

C. W. Shear (ill)			Col.O

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Mr &amp; Mrs C. L. Boswell			Canden N.J.

Mrs Croft 				Akron O.

Paul H Richards 			Akron O.

Mr &amp; Mrs C. S. Shepherd			Canton

Robert F. Grosh				Columbus Ohio

Clyde H. Buttei				Lakewood O.

LP Keverrey				Toledo O.

C E Swisshelm				Greenville O.

Edward Allen 				Cleveland O.

K Fellmer				    "     "

C. L. bretton				New Castle Pa.

J. P O Laughlin				New Castle pa.

Mr Mrs. C M. Wayne 			Cincinnati O.

Paul C. Tusmman				Detroit Mich.

G. A Davis				Cambridge O.

N C (ill)				Col. O

Mr. Mrs W. L Ogden 			St. Petersburg Fla.

W. A Mitchell and Wife			Cleveland O.

Joe Lange &amp; wife			St Louis

Walter Whyum &amp; family			Henryetta Fla.

F W. Wiese				Oberlin O.

Mrs B R Ellis 				Augusta Ga.

Mrs J. B Strauss			Augusta Ga.

H. W. Leonard 				Plain city O.

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Mr. Mrs M. W. Forrest			Erie Pa.

Philips Pierpont 			Ojai Calif.

Mr and Mrs. D. Broocken			Memorial Ca.

Mar &amp; Mrs Chas G Heydon			Detroit Mich.

Mr &amp; Mrs S Saly				Canton O.

Stuart (illeg.) &amp; son			E. Liverpool O.

Norris Wemett				Hemlock N. Y.

Murray Wesley				Hemlock N.Y.

R G Mills				(illeg)

Sam Martins				Sharon Pa.

Jack Rogers				Chicago Ill.

Pat O'Brien				Chicago Ill.

S. Simmons 				Cincinnati O.

W. A Mitchell and wife 			Cleveland O.

W. R Parish				Terre Haute Ind.

Wm Gusman				Cleveland Ohio

L. Kornhauser				Cleveland Ohio

Mr &amp; Mrs Perry Yost			Woodsfield O.

Mrs. J. C. Jones			Sisterville W.Va

Mrs E. S. Talbott				"

Mr. Mrs H H Hodge			New brunswick N.J

Dan  Mohr				Ada Ohio

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T W Daley 				Detroit Mich

Paul Jones				Portsmouth O.

Mrs Paul Jones					" "

C. D Gillam				Chicago Ill.

R. O Day				Glenmont O.

Mr &amp; Mrs D. Cracken			Monica Calif.

F. H Girburt				Columbus, O.

P. J Faistl				Columbus O.

Mr. Mrs. R. M Smith 			Canton O

H. P. Baker				(illeg.)

W. C Conner 				Col. O

H P. Homrers				Washington D.C

J. M Little				Holtville Calif.

M. T. Little 					"   "

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F. M Bailey &amp; wife			(illeg)  W.Va

E. Flanagan 				Lansing Mich.

D. Wilson				Crooksville O.

W. A Mitchell and Wife			Cleveland O.

Ike Fooney &amp; wife			Cleveland Ohio

O. L Power &amp; wife			Marion O.

F. M Leonard				Ft Wayne Ind.

Mr Mrs C. H. Henry			Miami Beach Fla.
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 7 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45]


G. R. Sager				Dayton O.

J. N. Churchill				Phila. Pa.

M W Tr(illeg)				Columbus O.

R. V Hessien				Columbus O

S H Monroe &amp; family			Bay village Ohio

G. Garpets				Springfield O.

Mr. mrs A. H Nunn			Lexington Ky.

Mr. Mrs W.F. Laurence			Dayton O.

Nora Beattie				Bryan Ohio

W. C Conner				Col. O

C. E. Meyer				Erhart O.

Ben Bober 				La Grange Ohio

Wm Henderson				Salem O.

Henry alekander 			Crooksville O.

Mr &amp; Mrs B Pappel			Cleveland O.

Mrs A. Borgi				Cleveland O.

Harman Watson				Rochester N.Y.

W. H Hawforth &amp; wife			Toledo O.

Frank c. Payne				Akron O.

James Voih				Akron O.

C Mrs Ray P. Cliff			Sebring O\

C Miss C. Martha Cliff			   "    "

Oliver S. Cliff			           "

Donnie Taylor 				East Liverpool O.

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[page 10]


[corresponds to unlabeled page 8 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45]


George S. Butler 			Columbus O.

Mr &amp; Mrs Harry Davis			Cincinnati O.

Jim Voila				Akron

S.H Monroe 				Bay Village O

Mr Mrs William Furst			Minneapolis Minn

W. Delph				Marian Ind.

H Miller				   "

H Wallace 				   "

Mr D. L Wirebaugh and wife 		Akron O.

Jack Witten brosh			Cleveland Ohio

J. B Nuss				Washington Pa.

Mr Mrs O. S Perkins			Buffalo N.Y.

G. Plumb 				Grove City Pa.

W. C. Connes				Col.

Ross Fuller 				Hamlin va.

Mr. Mrs Wm Bierley			Portsmouth O.

Mrs Dolores Grinther			Oakland Calif.

L. A Warren 				Wash. D.C

Kenneth Smith &amp; wife			Cleveland O.

E. H Gephart 				Delaware O

P. J. Faistl				Columbus O.

Mr. Mrs Leo Hulse 			Cinn. O.

Mr. mrs Frank Sterling 			St Louis 
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 9 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45]


L. G. hall 				Akron Ohio

S. H Monroe				Bay Village O

J. W Zellner 				Chicago

Mr. Mrs John Chamberlin 		Cleveland O

Mary Williams 				Cleveland O.

Rafferty				Pgh. Pa.

Edward Grimm				Oconoconwoc Wisc.

N. M Stallings &amp; wife 			Akron O

H. C Kelsey				Ripley O.

R. E. Miller 				Hunstville O.

E. H Gephart				Delaware Ohio

S. H Monroe				Bayvillage Ohio

Jas. Smart 				Cincinnati O.

J. E Fee				Richmond Ind.

Mr. Mrs E j M. kLing			Buffalo N.Y.

Jas Voik				Cleveland O.

E. F Calman &amp; wife			New Castle pa.

Mr. Mrs C. M. Griste			Yonkers N.Y.

Harold H. Clive 			(illeg) O.

A. G. Adams &amp; wife			Fort Worth Tx.

R. C Lorre				Norwalk O.

Mr. Mrs. L.P Hart 			Sheffield Ala.

Miss Dora Beattie			Bryan O.
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 10 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45]

Jas. Voik				Cleveland O.

Ralph Rutherford			Powell O.

W. C Conner 				Cols.

Howard Buell				Jackson Michigan

Gary He(illeg)				Jackson Michigan

C. A. Mc. Millen			Elyria Ohio

Mr. Mrs E. L. 				Cleveland Ohio

C. E. Chappelear			Jamesville

P G Kent				Cleveland O.

C. E. Swisshelm				Greenville O.

Blanche Danner				Columbus Ohio

G. L. Hopper 				Cleveland O.

Mr. mrs Karren Sluss			Los Angeles Calif.

W. L. Thaw				Austin Texas

W. Earl Gossett				St. Clairsville O.

W. C Connors				Cols

C. M Gossett				St Clairsville O.

G. C Meyers				     "         O.

C. H. Babcock 				Delaware 

F.O. Huckins				Chicago

S. H. Monroe &amp; family			Bay Village Ohio

Edgar Ross &amp; Wife			Newark O.

Wm Houck 				Ohio Bell
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                    <text>[page 13]


[corresponds to unlabeled page 11 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45]


Marvin Summers 				Kokomo Ind.

J. R. Barker				Cleveland

Jas. Voik				Cleveland

Mr. Mrs O. L. Galloway			Buffalo N.Y.

Mr. Mrs Louis Podgers			  "      "

Joe Phelps				Cols.

Jas Mende				Cols.

J.B Taggart 				Del. O.

Mr. Mrs A. E.. Wiles			Toledo Ohio

H. L. Masiner				Johnstown 

Jas. Voik				Cleveland

W.C. Conner				Cols.

M. O Hammond				Akron O

G. L Hoffer				Cleveland 

Mr. Mrs F. C Pfadt			Los Angeles Calif.

S. H. Monroe				Bay Village O

Angelyn Wagg				Georgetown Ohio

H. P. Baker				Indpls.

R. W. Weedon				Oak Park Ill.

E.H Luiken &amp; wife			Camden Maine

Hugh Stafford 				Bladenburgh RR 1

Mrs. H. F Siefert			Youngstown Ohio

Mrs S. A Nelson 			Chantaqua New York
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[corresponds to unlabeled page 12 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45


Wm. Franklin				Portland Me

Nobel Tan				Cols O.

Wm H. Martin &amp; Mrs R Hunt 		Philadelphia Pa.

W.C. Conner				Cols O.

F. A. Cribley				Findlay O.

Zagnorny Rogers				East palestine O.

Mrs John Rogers 			East palestine O.

Mr. Mrs. E. C. Boorn 			Warren O.

Mrs A Arter				Lisbon O.

Miss Hart				Lisbon O.

J. A. Smith &amp; Wife 			Lisbon O.

Norma Campbell				Hanoverton O.

Joseph A. Humbert 			Washington Pa.

Thomas Stephens 			     "     "

Mrs Earl Groves				Winter Haven Fla.

Mr &amp; Mrs E.E Chase			Alliance O.

Miss Naomi Chase			Alliance O.

Wm F. Sundan				Akron. O.

H. Hadley				Cleveland O.

F. H Mottweiler				Akron O.

Chas. Massey				Erie Pa.

Wm Wiegand 				366 Martilo Paradena

Leland Tennant 				Morgantown W.Va

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[corresponds to unlabeled page 13 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45]


Mrs. W.H. Eick and daughter		Chicago Ill.

Mrs E. F Place and daughterq		Chicago Ill.

R. V Buell				Cadiz Ohio

Joe Edwards 				K.C.

Mr Mrs Wm.conkle			Cleveland O.

Mrs M. J. Rouin &amp; children		Hammondsport N.Y.

Ralph P. Euglee				Galion In.

Roland Wilson				Covington

Dreely Crocker &amp; wife			Perry N.Y.

T.W. Bradley				KC Ms.

W.C. Connor				Col.O.

Mr Mrs. O.L.Power			Zanesville O.

F.M Mottweiler				Akron O.

Mr. Mrs Lew Johnson			Savannah Ga.

J.F F (illeg.)				Cleveland

G.M. Swanton &amp; wife			Erie Pa.

Mrs &amp; Mrs Homer Miller			Dayton O.

H. O Lewis				Richwood O.

Jack Slinsky &amp; party			Chicago

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                    <text>[page 16]


[corresponds to unlabeled page 14 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45 


Mrs Arthur Fletcher			Youngstown

Mrs Damel Yething			    "

W.C Conner				Cols. O.

Mr Mrs Hewart E. Smith			Gloucester Mass.

B. Hafee &amp; wife				Mt Pleasant Mich.

T. A Cribley				Findlay Ohio

Everett Josephson			Los Angeles Calif

Mr Mrs F. W Smith 			Brooklyn N.Y.

Mrs E.A.Smith				    "

Jos Wynn				Akron O.

H.P Fentress				Akron O.

Donald Johnson 				Youngstown O.

C.O. Jones &amp; wife			Canton O.

Florence Parmer				Montgomery Ala.

P.C.Jones &amp; wife			Middletown O.

M.McGarvey				Kansas City Mo.

V.A. Tiolman 			        Anniston ala.

Mrs Rose Boyd				Cleveland O.

M Ark Boyd					"

Jean Boyd					"

E. Martin &amp; family			Cleveland O.

F. A. Mccloud &amp; wife			Cleveland O.

Mrs A Fellers 				Youngstown O.

Agnes Fellers				     "   


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                    <text>[page 17]


[corresponds to unlabeled page 15 of Hopkins House Day Book 1933-45 


Bessie Sheldon				Youngstown O.

Dollie Sheldon				    "

Grace Sheldon				     "

Stanley Sheldon				     "

E. N Lindgren			   	Ft Wayne Indiana

A.H. Petersen				New Castle pa.

H. U. Arlund &amp; wife			Memphis Tn.

J.Rius					    "

J. Lucas				Zanesville O.

R. Potter				Chicago Ill.

J.S Beadle &amp; wife			Massillon Ohio
 
Mark Bullach				Massillon Ohio

John S. Willirt wife Moslee Willirt	Chicago Ill.

A.G. McDowell &amp; wife			Cleveland O.

George B. Wecher &amp; wife			Columbus Ohio

R.R. Roller 				Carey O.

H. S. Lockwood 				Cleveland Ohio

V.A. Tiolman &amp; family			Anniston Ala.

Dr &amp; Mrs D.E. Sheehan			Cleveland O.

Mrs. Todd Roll				Cleveland O

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J. W Board				Cleveland O.

H. S Sheet				Cleveland O.

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Jackson Lewis 				Geneva Ohio

Frank Feaster				Akron Ohio

Bruno Verushki				AKron Ohio

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John Austin				Tecumseh Mich.

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Mr. Loveless 				Frazeysburg O.

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S.H. Monroe 				N. Olmstead O.

G. K. Burde				Mobile Ala.

S. H. Monroe 				N. Olmstead O.

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Miss Ruth Sexton				"

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W.H. Nichols				Cleveland O.

R.B. Stuckey  Bonnoh A.			Canton O.

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A. Quall				Baltimore Md.

Miller Ey				Marengo O.

J. R. Folliard				Cleveland Ohio

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Mrs. L.H. Kalbach			   "     "

Mr. Mrs L.H. Kalbach 			Harmon Pa.

Dr. &amp; Mrs C.L. Brockmeier		Edwardsville Ill.

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Mr. Mrs L. Kochler			Cleveland O.

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Mr. Mrs. C. J. Graeme			Canton Ohio

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Mr Mrs H.C White			Cleveland O.

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Thos. E. Huth				Canton O.

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Waldo Mertz				Wapakoneta O.

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Chas Mason				     "

Lester J. DeFord			Lowellville O.

S.H. Monroe				N. Olmstead O.

J. B Taggart 				Delaware O.

Ray Buel				Illeg.

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Harold M. Hope and family		Warren Ohio

Mrs Hill 				Jackson Tenn.

J.S Roper G. Riccandi			Detroit Mich.

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Mr Millard Corothy 			Potsdam N.Y.

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Mr mrs George A Allen 			Brockton N.Y.

L.W.McGuff				Dayton O.

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Mr Mrs E Dotsen				Chillicothe O.

Ermyl Brooks 				Winfield Kansas

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Charles A Costa				Cincinnati O.

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S hamilton 				Cleve Ohio

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Mr Mrs E.A. Findler			Chardon O.

Mr Mrs Delbert OShany			Sharpsville Pa.

mr Mrs m.F Butler			Cuyahoga Ohio

Mr Mrs C. G. oldfather			St. Augustine Fla.

Catherine Keppie			St Augustine Fla.

Marguerite Keppie			St Augustine Fla.

Mr Mrs Wm J. Backus			Youngstown O.

Mr. Mrs J.M. Sanner 			Akron O.

Mr mrs H. J. Cain &amp; family		Cleve. O.

Mr Mrs B R  Cnime			Cinci O.

Esther Bowman				Cleveland Ohio

Walter Powell				Kalamazoo

Mr. Mrs L.A Scanlon			Columbus Ohio

Mr Mrs Edwin Parker 			McKeesport Pa.

Mrs A. MacDowell			Youngstown Ohio

L.Saunders 				Cleveland O.

S. B Lyons				Cleveland O.

Jas Haskell wife and child		Daytona Beach Fl.

Ernest Rhodes				Cols. O.

Mrs Seward W.Devine			Po'Keepsie N.Y.

Mr Mrs H R.Le Fevor Jr.			Kingston N.Y.

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M.O Hammond				Akron O.

Rev &amp; Mrs Foster 			Hamilton O.

N.H. Bishop				Illeg.

C. Swanson 				Gd. Rapids mich.

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William Lawson				Greenville. O

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J.R. Mason 				Pittsburgh Pa.

H. D Davis &amp; wife			Struthers O.

Harry Colior 				Youngstown O

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Horace Jetlow 					"

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Bill Cauley 				Ashland Ky.

Mr and Mrs Muirole Mariner		Youngstown O.

Mr W.R. Sol				Youngstown O.

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Illeg.					Akron O.

T.A. Diederich				Cleveland Ohio

R.Apilink				Cleveland Ohio

Mr Mrs Chas A.Dillon			Euclid Ohio

Fred Leifheit				Pomeroy Ohio

Ralph Davidson 				Pomeroy Ohio

Delbert Kinnison

F.W.Simms				Jeffersonville O.

E.L. Wagner &amp; wife			Corry Pa.

B.O.Brusta				Elyria O.

W.K.Duvy				Bowerston O.

George VanCamp				Cols. O.

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Mr E.E Down &amp; Wife			Cleve. O.

Arthur Ellis 				Youngstown O.

E. Ellis				Youngstown O.

John Malesky				Youngstown O.

S.H Monroe 				Cleveland O.

Mr Frelery &amp; wife			Cleveland O.

P.C. Boyde &amp; wife			Elyria O.

J. Myers 				Akron O.

L.S Mercer 				Homeworth O.

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Mr Mrs J. D. St.Clair			Canton O.

H.W. William				New Lexington O.

Harry Campbell &amp; wife			Mansfield O.

Joe A. Conley 				Braddock Pa.

Mr Mrs R.M Kerr &amp; daughter		Cincinnati O.

Wilbur Loveless 			Frazeysburg O.

C.J Hinton 				Chicago 

W.B Hinton 				Chicago

Thos L. Mornes 				Barberton O.

S.H. Monroe 				N. Olmstead O.

P.H Byrde				Elyria O.

Ivan Kessler				Canton O.

Ernest Rhodes 				Col. O.

Mrs Bob Arndtt 				Akron Ohio

John D. Groves 				Athens O.

Mrs L.A. Clark 				Hartford O.

Mr E.L. Clark				   "

Robert E. Clark				   "

R.H. McDorthy &amp; wife			Youngstown O.

S.H. Monroe				N. Olmstead O.

Finch Gibson 				Elizabeth W.Va

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K.M. Petrie				Galion O.

L.E.Higgins				Big Spring Tx.

Mr Mrs Gus Gulling 			Alliance Ohio

Mr Mrs V.D.Wade 			Bellville O

Mr. Mrs. L.D. Mitchel			Cleveland O.

Mr Mrs C. M. Oyler 			Cleveland o.

Mrs Sansone and family 			Cin. O.

Mr. Mrs H. Foster 			Toledo O.

I.T. Frary				Cleveland O.

S.H. Monroe				N. Olmstead O.

P.C Byrde &amp; wife			Lorain O.

C.A. McMillen 				Elyria O.

E. Heard 				    "

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Henry Boabston				Evansville Ind.

E.S. Morice				Forest Ohio

Ernest Rhodes 				Col. O.

Ernest Grimme				Oconomowic Wis

Mr Mrs John Campbell			Columbus Ohio

Wilbur Loveless 			Frazeysburg O.

Mr and Mrs Leo E. Bennett		Sunbury Ohio

R.B Elliott				Los Angeles Ca.

J.W. Wilson 				Coshocton Ohio..
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Leonard Clark				Columbus O.

P.C Byrde				Lorain O.

Fred J Neilitz				Corning N.Y.

Edward Rhodes 				Big Flats   "

Robert L. Smith 			St. Louis M.

W.E. Bartel &amp; family 			St. Pete Fla.

Byrd Bennett				K.C. Mo.

L.R. Tarman 				Cleveland O.

Mr Mrs. V.G. Brillhart 			McClure O.

Mr. &amp; Mrs O.M grace 			Marion Ohio

Ernest Rhodes 				Columbus O.

Sam Browning 				Cols. O.

Carl R. Mone				S.F. Calif.

R. Locertosa				New York City

J. Locertosa				  "   "   "

W. Daler				Dayton O.

Mr. Mrs. D. Cody			Buffalo N.Y.

Mr. Mrs A.C Kinkead			    "

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M.A. Anderson 				Wadsworth O.

P.C. Elam &amp; wife			Elyria O.

J. M. Prentice &amp; wife			Akron O.

R.McFarren 				Wooster Ohio

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J.W. Pugh				Wooster Ohio

Walter Powell 				Kalamazoo Mi.

John T. Lennon				Canton Ohio

N.R. Hyma				Findaly O.

Ernest Rhodes 				Cols. O.

Mrs  mary E. Rothbrock 			Cleveland O.

Mrs Edna Beck 				Akron O.

Mr Clark Morris &amp; wife 			Lima O.

S. Herbert				Cleve.O.

Mr &amp; Mrs illeg.				Akron O.

E. Gilhest 				Chillicothe o.

Frank Long					"

Richard Cameron 			Cleveland O.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

Leonard S. Plimo			Cleveland O

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A.W. Titus				599 Elmo St Akron O.

R.M Hummell				Bellefontaine O.

J.C Timkey				Columbus O.

W.K Duvey				Bowerston O.

C.E. Harrington 			Binghamton N.Y.

M.A. Anderson 				Wadsworth O.

J.&amp; Wm C.M Weichenther			Cleveland O.

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R.Fast &amp; Elhorst			Montreal

Art Bradfield				Sunbury

J.F. Whiting &amp; son 			Friendship Wy.

F .R Whiting 				Dalton N.Y.

Jack Whitingq				   "     "

Guy Ludwick 				Rock Springs Wyo.

Eliz Baker				Warren Ohio

D.A. Bohen				   "    "

Nick Marovich 				Nome O.

Hobert Illeg.				Niles O.

Paul B. Bernhardt			Buffalo N.Y.

Mr Mrs Fred Meyers			2530 Front St Cuyhoga Falls

H.J. Scott				Mt. Vernon O

Chas M. Armstrong			Morgantown O.

Simon Bemiller and wife			Perrysville

Lois Stevens 				815 United Bldg Akron O.

S.H. Monroe 				N. Olmstead O.

Ernest Rliscler				Col. O

Billie Campbell				Mentor Ohio

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H. Brundage &amp; wife			Elyria O.

Robert T. Grosh				Columbus Ohio

E. A Kellenmager			Columbus Ohio

J.P K. Fontaine				McOlinsville Va.

Mrs james Elvin				Streator Illinois

Julia Elvin				    "    "

W.A. Schul				Hamilton Ohio

S.H. Monroe 				N. Olmstead O

W. E. Cook				Niles Ohio

Miss Elizabeth Sniderman &amp; party	Youngstown O.

Mrs Thos. Rockwell &amp;

Maude &amp; Elizabeth Rockwell 		Portsmouth O.

C. Bonse				Phila Pa.

Geo Woodard				Lima O.

Sylvester Linker &amp; wife 		Pawhuska Okla.

Lee Roy Smith				Gadsden

J.A. Geis 				Dayton o.

C. I Auten 				Orlando Fl.

C.W. colby 				Holyoke mass.

E.E. Lehevan				Cols. O.

C.J Haideh				Lima O.	

M.K Grubb 				Findlay O.

A.L. Gurgess 				Bartlett O.


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Mr. Mrs H.L. Herbert &amp; son		Bradford pa.

Mrs Anna Driscoll			Bradford Pa.

E.H. Smith 				dr P.N. Illeg.

Ruth Smith 				 "    "

Harriett P. Linden 			Cleveland Ohio

Patricia Linden				    "

Mr and Mrs. C.H DePeesomme &amp; son	Cleveland Ohio

Parrie Lee harrison 			Louisville Ky.

Mrs H. N Numann				Louisville Ky.

Dot Numann				Louisville Ky.

Flora M. Welsh				Louisville ky.

C.W. Williams 				Cincinnati O.

W. Peaslee				Aurora Ind.

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Lorena Staley 				  "    "

Guy Woodard				Lima O.

Mr. Mrs. O. L. Power			middletown O.

Mr Mrs R. M Cleveland			St louis Mo.

F. S. Ashley				youngstown O.

R.C. Stire				   "

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Mr. Mrs. N.R. Harmon			Charleston W.Va

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Jesse Phillips 				Greenville Ohio

Coy Needles 				Croton Ohio

Ney Knowlton 				Croton Ohio

Mrs Mary Kildoo				New Castle Pa.

William Kildoo				New Castle Pa.

Lela Kildoo				Akron Ohio

Wilbur Loveless				Frazysburg O.

Mr. Mrs. H. G. Jones			Youngstown O.

M. Lyons				Somerset O.

H.Feld					Cleveland O.

W. Klein				Cleveland O.

Neal DeRonde				Norwood O.

J. L Congert &amp; wife			Galesburg Ill.

O.E. Humphrey &amp; wife			Wheeling W.Va

Frank Ruff &amp; wife			Martinsburg O.

J. Koopman &amp; wife			Cleveland Ohio

M.A. Anderson 				Wadsworth O.

Alice S. Cook 				Lima O.

Ernest Rhodes 				Cols. O.

Mr. Mrs S. L Nickell			Daytona Beach Fla.

H.S. Triplett				Boone N.C.

J.A. Melther &amp; wife			Lima O.

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Beatrice Lenhart 			Chicago Ill.

Idas Bluff				Bedford Ind.

S.H.Monroe				N. Olmstead O.

Mr Mrs L.W.Ferguson

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Ernest Rhodes				Columbus O.

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J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

W.C. Lydich				Upland Clif.

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Mr Mrs Wm McLane			Leetonia O.

Donald McLane				   "

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Alice S. Cook 				Lima Ohio

Mr and Mrs Edward Salzer 		Ashland Ky.

Mr Mrs E.J. Rigel			Watsiki Ill.

R.W. Mosent				Detroit Mich.

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W.R Alger				Toledo

Milton Lox				Cleveland O.

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J.F.Jester				Lancaster

J.P.Brinkle				Lexington Ky.

Mr.Mrs. Ralph Bennett			Cincinnati O.

Mr. Mrs. E.W.Erdle			Irving N.Y.

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Marilyn Hansey 				Seattle Wash.

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Randal Erurin				    "

Tom O'Connor &amp; wife			Buffalo N.Y.

O.G. Mott &amp; wife			Elyria O.

Daniel Marrotte 			Troy  N.H.

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E.H. Eugle				Dayton O.

R.C. Johnson 				Dayton O.

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G.A Krugman				Cleveland O.

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J. Panen				Cleveland O.

Mr Mrs D.E. Baughem			Blackstone Va.

Rev. John G. Schiaibly			Lakeside O.

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Blanche L. Cosnell			Jefferson Ohio

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R.H. Steven				mansfield O.

J.B. Taggart 				Delaware O.

Ernest Rhodes				Col. O

Ray Harding				Mt.Vernon O.

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Mr.Mrs. H.G. Miller			Youngstown O.

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Carl Smith 				Zanesville O.

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S.H. Monroe				N. Olmstead O.

A Jaclien Wife				Elyria O.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

Wayne Huberty 				Canton O.

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Mrs Mr Harry Wildren			Warren O.

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Mrs. F.V Larkin and daughter 		Boston Mass.

Raymond L. illeg			Westboro Mich.

Naomi Brundge				Lexington Ky.

J. R Youngblood 			Mt. Vernon

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Mr Mrs R. White				Dearborn Mich.

Mr Mrs Pat Mc Donald			Port Clinton O.

Mr Mrs Paul Miller 			Charleston W.Va

Mr Mrs A. Seville 			Elyria O.

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Mr Mrs J.G. Hall			Dayton O.

Mr Mrs L. E. Green			Cleveland O.

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J.G Tourios				Brantford Ont.

Ken Allright 				New York

Rev. A.M Babcock			Rochester

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J.A Geis 				Dayton O.

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S.B Vent				W.Salem O.

F.X.Dent				Dayton O.

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Mr Mrs George Clark 			Galion O.

Sam Shriver				Beallsville O.

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Dan Spence 				Cin. O.

Mr Mrs T.A. Knox			Cleve. O.

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Veroy Walden 				Midkiff W.Va

Artins Sias				Sias W.Va

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Mr Mrs Paul Highfield 			Winona O.

Dick Hairche				Toledo O.

H.L Barker				Columbus O.

Mr Mrs C.U Julian 			Massillon O.

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Miss Thelma Woodard			Hornell N.Y.

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F.M Maley				Cleveland O.

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Louise Stolling				Toledo O.

A.F Bolin				Pottsville Pa.

Mr Mrs Bruce Campbell			Detroit Mich.

Miss M. Hinton				Columbus O.

Francis Royer				Akron O.

Lester Royer				Akron O.

Anthony Kerr				Cleveland O.

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A.M Stonnaker &amp; wife			Lorain O.

Donald Williams &amp; Bro			Jamesville Ohio

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Frank Olsson				Atlanta Ga.

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Mr. Mrs Robert Fletcher			Canton O.

Elmer Smailes				Coshocton O.

Louis Bellurdine			   "

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John M. Funk 				West Bend Wis.

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Robert Wood				Sunbury O.

R.O. craig				Zanesville O.

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Mr M.A. Fewher				Butler Pa.

Mr. Robert Morris			Cols. O.

T.E Vaulcissc				East Orange N.J.

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F. H. Rose				Cleveland O.

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J.R. Baxter				Chicago Ill.

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James Strothz				Buckhannon W.Va.

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M.S. Rhods &amp; wife 			Ripley W.Va

Ray Stalnaker &amp; wife			   "

Mr Mrs J.J. Friedman			[illegible].

Mr Mrs E.G.Shaffer			Massillon O.

Mr and Mrs H.C Michel			Asthabula O.

Mrs A.K Hass				Ashtabula O.

N W Rossett				Brooklyn N.Y.

Chas Baird				[illegible].

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Mr Mrs James Oukst			Detroit Mich.

Peter Cleesatten &amp; Co			Cleveland O.

Bob Cleesatten &amp; wife			    "

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Mr. Mrs C. Voorhees			Steubenville O.

R.H.Rigas				Ned Pa.

Mr Mrs H. G Muller			Youngstown O.

C.W. Fennell				Gahanna O.

Mr and Mrs R.J. Ruth			Cin.O.

John Roth 				Perry O.

Lyall Hinton				Chardon O.

W.S. Moore				Widen	W.va

DeForest McMillion			  "

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Mayfied Wright				Mansfield O.

Lee Roach				    "

R.A. Woura				Akron Ohio

Mrs R.R Woura				    "

Doris Wilson				Westerville Ohio

R.E. illeg.				Columbus o.

Alice S. Cook				Lima O.

Major H. and Mrs Washburn		Berea o.

Velma Anderson 				Galesburg Ill.

E.E Crowe 				VanWert O.

Mr. Mrs Carl Place			Homer Ill.

Mr. Mrs Melvin Place 			  "

Fred Wiese				Saginaw Mich.

C.R. Comstock 				Mt. Vernon

J. Hierstand				Columbus O.

Ernest Gubry 				Battle Creek Mich.

Mr Mrs B. Newman			Cleve. O.

Donald Reed				Coshocton O.

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Marguerite Mertz			Lima O.

Jack Balser				Toledo Ohio

R.A Jolly				Bucyrus O.

C.L. Pfahl Jr.				Cleveland O.

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Mr Mrs Wm Noftinge			Massillon O.

Mr Mrs Harry S. Sheets

Eddie Mantell				Portsmouth O.

Glen Cover				Edison O.

William Staup				  "

Mr Mrs Alva Ball 			Caldwell O.

N. Klein				Erie pa.

H. Harris				  "

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C. Tenhoff				Akron O.

Mrs Jack Harrison			Stoneboro Pa.

J.A Geis				Dayton O.

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W. Mertz 				St. Johns O.

Mr Mrs G. Fistie			illeg.

Grover E. C. Cross			Van Wert O.

C.Bruck					Marion O.

A. Loeffel				Erie Pa.

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Theo McRoberts				Ports. O.

Wallace Collins				Waverly O.

Glenn A. Marshall 			Bucyrus O. I.H.C

J.D. Miller				Newark O.

J.R. Patton				Ashland Ky.

George Rall				Upper Sandusky O.

Mary Scarpino				Canton O.

Heerman C DeLong			  "

Glenn Wooldridge			Cleveland O.

McKinley Sullivan 			Bellefontaine O.
				
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W.G. Millison				  "

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H.E. Stout				Damascus

Fred Kuebler				Dayton O.

S.H Morrison				Parma O.

F.D. Gibson				Cambridge o.

Carl J. Givler				Gettsyburg O.

Herman Neff			   	    "

Mr Mrs Paul Milleaur			Tiffin O.

Geo L. Johnson 				Scheunectady N.Y.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.
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Jack Barrett				Cleveland O.

E.C. Stewart				Atlanta G.

Dale Meier				Buckeye Lake O.

William Kitzmiller			    "

Cecil Rosebrough			    "

John Heinan				   "

Geo Aldridge				Winchester Ky.

J.C. Cline				[illegible].

Nellie Brown				Newark N.J.

Lucille Brown				  "

D.E. Adams				Warren O.

Amelia Adams 				   "

E.E Irvine				Akron O.

Edward Courtney 			Detroit Mich.

J.W. Chidester				Springfield O.

C.O'Rourke				Chicago Ill.

J.M Kaylor				Dayton O.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

F.D. Gibson				Cambridge o.

Carl Rickling				Kenosha Wis.

Roger Clay 				Huntington N.Y.

Everett Alberts				    "

Perry Reid				    "

E.H.D Turbic				Cambridge O. 

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C.E.Moore &amp; wife			Youngstown O.

J.E. Shaw 				Fredericktown O.

B. Joseph				Lexington Ky.

Chas Ingerlieff				    "

MrMrs E illeg.				Cleveland O.

J.N.Meek				Wheeling W.Va

Robert Keyser &amp; wife			Newark O.

Arnold Johnson				LeRey Mich.

John &amp; Sandra				Akron O.

June Riel				  "

Jim Dilling				   "

May Roth				   "

R.V Buhl				[illegible].

John Ankney				 [illegible].

Leo Master				Wooster O.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

C.N. Radcliffe				Georgetown O.

Chas W. Pagan				Cleve. O.

William Groce				Columbus O.

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F.W. Anders				VanWert O.

Mr. Mrs. J.A. Buoire			Chardon O.

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Walter Taylor 				Cleveland O.

Mr Mrs C.D.Berret			Buffalo N.Y.

R.N Knight 				Cleve. O.

F.R Rideer				McComb O.

S.N.Monroe 				Parma O.

John W. P.Cook				Que. Pa.

E.C Petsing &amp; party			Buffalo N.Y.

G.C. Glaus				Nashville Tenn.

C.L.Harrison				Cleve.

P.illeg.				Akron O.

R.ONeill				Ft. Knox Ky.

P. Benson 				[illegible].

G.N. Moore				Dayton O.

W.R Hyma				Findaly O.

R.O Soldner				Berue Ind

 Claud Isaacs				Newland N.C.

Nat Owens				  ''

Mrs Harold French 			Detroit Mich.

Mrs Otto Humm				   "

Miss Helen Ingle			   "

Mrs Eva Miller 				   "

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

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5/5/41 Donald Hensen			992 Foster Ave East Cleve. O.

  "  Jim Reid				1312 Eddy Rd	"   "

Bill Sprague				1861 Hastings 	"   "

5/24/41 Richard Bill			1873 Brightwood   "   "

5/28/41 Greg Taylor 			10284 Oakhill	"  "

5/28/41 Mr Mrs W. Saupal		Owasso Mich.

5/29/41 Mr Mrs Wm Lehman		1208 Broadway 	Owosso Mich

5/29/41 Mr Mrs W.S Mathes &amp; daughter    1654 Wyandotte Ave  Lakewood

5/29/41	Mrs W.S Mathes jr.			"   "

5/29/41	Mrs. W.W. Caris			124 W.Walnut St Ravenna O.

5/29/41 Tom Stoerhel			611 West main St   "

Mr. Mrs. L.B Lodge 			Noblesville Ind.

Mrs. Frank Stoerhel			611 W. Main St Rav.

Alice Renfro				430 N Union Alliance O.

Melvin Bradley				 Rochester N.Y.

Mr Mrs. R.F Head			Ozark Ala.

Mrs H.B Dowling				  "   "

Chester Cook				Pedro Ohio

R.C Kadel				Columbus O.

Ray Grabill				   " 

Mr Mrs F. Upton 			Springfield O.

Steve Misko				Ellwood City Pa.

Floyd O. Elmheart			    "   "
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Wallace Young				Ellwood City Pa.

Louise Stolleng				Toledo O.

W.E Crane				Lakewood O.

Glenn C. Marshall			Bucyrus O.

   "  "     " 			           "

E.B Coffman 				Mansfield O.

Mr Mrs J. Noble				   "

S.G Morison 				Parma O.

J.Leon Power     			Ft Wayne Ind.

Mrs Joseph Walt				Soyre Pa.

Mrs.J.R. Walt 				Mesa Verde Natl. park CO.

Mr Mrs J.A Sisson			Waverly N.Y.

Mr Mrs M Mersky				Cleve. O.

Drew Evans				Morhead Ky

Curt Salyers				Morhead Ky
 
Dan OClark				Dunbay

Mr and Mrs Ruhard Lightner		Shirley Pa.

Mr L. Born 2 daughters &amp; grandaughter   Chicago Ill.

P. Newman				  "

G.F Mason 				Lisbon O.

J.H Berry and wife			Germantown pa.

J.Walters Barnes 			Washington Pa.

S.O. Payne				Athens Ala.

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Mr Mrs E.B Fetter			3916 Haron illeg.

Mabel Litchfield 			Cleveland O.

Elmer E Lehman 				Canal Winchester O.

James Sheldon 				Madison Wisc.

illeg M. Essingler			Noblesville Ind.

Mr Mrs R. Patton			Cleveland O.

May Schormbach				   "

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Mr and Mrs Charles Sadler		Akron O.

O.G Fishel				Indianapolis Ind.

Mr Mrs L.M Joy				Detroit M.

W.G McLain				Bellaire O.

Louise Burton Morning			Oklahoma city Ok.

W.C Philbus				Chicago Ill.

J.C Wallace				306 E 13nth St Dover Ohio

J.L Thompson 				Marengo O.

Mr Mrs Harold Howard 			Lyman Grove Ky.

Elmer E. Lehman 			Canal Winchester O.

Roland L. Miller			Hackensack N.J.

H.G Deland				Mansfield O.

J.A Geis				Dayton O.

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A.Mormino				Waco Texas

E.S.Baugh				Cleveland Hts O.

H.E Teegarden				Geneva O.

Mr Mrs D.R Rich				Canton O.

Mr Mrs L.B Parker			  "

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Mr Mrs A Shella				Cleveland O.

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T.E. Specho				Col.O.

Richard E. Coover 			York Pa.

Dean A Pennington			Sunbury O.

J.Hawkins				Alliance O.

J.J. Guaberten &amp; wife			Cumberland Md.

Kim James &amp; wife			[illegible].

Austin Cassidy 				Lexington Ky.

Mr Mrs H. Gibbons			Mansfield O.

Mr Mrs A. Dexter			Boston Mass.

Mr foster H. Dexter			  "


J. Berman 				Melrose park Pa.

K H. Silverman 				Old Washington O.

Mr Mrs M Cravens 			Chicago Ill.

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Mr.W.H.Halla				   "

M. K. Durenmatt				Marysville O.

Louis Berdysz				Cleveland O.

Mr Mrs Paul Harris			Bradford Pa.

Robert Welsh				North Lima O.

Arthur Williams				Gerard O.

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Kenneth Waid				Kinsman O.

B.S Harrod &amp; family			Alliance Ohio

Miss Doris Lenk				Painesville O.

Mrs E.B Prieden				Geneva O.

C.F. Snow				Parma O.

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Rich illeg				   "

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Mr Blazer				   "

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W.C. Sheets				Akron O.

R.J. Cornwell &amp; wife			Cols O.

L. W.Day &amp; wife				Cuyahoga Falls O.

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Mr Mrs Marsh				  "

Mr Mrs H. Strekel			   "

Mr A.F Plubarch				Oldtown Md.

Lester Rader				   "

Mr Mrs E.Glagien			Athens O.

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Donald Grey				    "

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Erie Dever				   "

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W.R Hyme				[illegible] Ohio

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Mr &amp; Mrs G.V Stanley			Alliance O.

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Lyall Hunton				Montville O.

Max Liffwarren				Chicago Ill.

Wales Kegley				Dewdrop Ky.

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George Allen				Detroit Mi.

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Harry L. Day 				Byersville o.

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Mr and Mrs Newhard 			34 Victor Ave Niles O.

Wilbur H. Loveless			Frazeysburg O.

Mr and Mrs Hergatt			Mt Vernon O.

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L.S. Caefeway				   "

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Lee B. Vincent				Salem Ohio

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W.C Harrison				    "

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Mrs A.B Sagr				Pierpont O.

J.B. Seldon				1247 Bank St Niles O.

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A. Tomorvich				278 Tommasso St Niles O.

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T. Richlovsky				Cleveland O.

R.G. Carl &amp; Mike			Blytheville Ark

J.A Geis				Dayton O.

Mrs Bessie Teboe			Blanchester O.

Mr Mrs P.E. Meoghie			Zanesville O.

Mr mrs Sterling				Detroit Mi.

H.H. Vuiehigk				Cleveland O.

Edwin T. Hall				    "

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K. Durrenmatt				Marysville O.

Geo. Lyman				Oberlin O.

R.O. Soldner				Berue Ind.

Mr Mrs P.J Gorden			Baltimore Md.

Georg Mcka				Lodi O.

C.J. DeMassie				  "

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Eileen Dague				Johnstown O.

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Robert Hazeltine			Akron O.

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Hurst Ga.

Wayne Long				Dial ga.

Harrison Brawley			  "

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Earl S. Ferko				Kilbournne O.

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Robert Burgher				Lima O.

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Jim Culbertson				    "

Jim Bice				- -

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Mr Mrs Carl Bauch			Columbus O.

Mr Mrs P.E. Meagher fol Alsco

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Ralph Hecht				Celina O.

George Mills				Scio O.

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Ralph Gedbrandt				Grove City O.

Ernest Philippi				Bruning Nebr.

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Mr mrs P.E Meagher			Senecaville O.

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Margaret Anderson 			   "

Joe Laverne				   "

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Robert Berger				Lima O.

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R.E Wakefield				Wellston O.

Mrs R.E. Wakefield			   "

E.E. Johnson				Wayne O Phone 673

Mr Mrs Chelmowsley			Alliance O.

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E.E Johnson 				Wayne O.

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Leo.L. Wright				Washington C.H.

Wm.F. Heisterkamp			Pittsburgh Pa.

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James Edwards				Cincinnati O.

Tryon Stele				     "

Mr and Mrs D.K. Wilson			Cleveland O.

Mrs O'Niel				     "

Don Taylor				Zanesville O.

Mr Mrs James Miller			Kent Ohio Rd 2

Mr Mrs James Bilyer			Portsmouth O.

Edie Jones 				Bridgeport

Wlater A. Burgett			Delaware O.

Cecil Saffell

Hal McCuen				Mansfield O.

D.S. Morrison				Toledo O.

B. Odenthal				St. Louis Mo.

O.W. illeg.					     "

Russell Campbell			St Marys W.Va

Donald Russell				      "

Mr. Mrs. H. C Bickle			Chardon O.

Mrs M.C. Moyer				    "

S. McCoy				Cincinnati O.

A. V Renner				Detroit Mich.

Kenneth A. Wonchau			Toledo O.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

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J.W. Howard				Lexington Ky.

Dan Moffett				Greencastle Ind.

J.L. Stienmetz				Greenfield O.

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Grant Sebring				

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Randall George				Wadsworth O.

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J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

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Mr Mrs. Julian Frazier			Syracuse N.Y.

Mrs Novelia  Hailey			Savannah Tenn.

Bob Keagy 				Cin. O.

George Guy				Phil Pa.

A.J. Roth				North Baltimore O.

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H.F Puff				Oxford O.

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J.H. Jordan				Clear WC

Dill Bonner				    "

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Mr Mrs A. D Power			Cinc. O.

W.H Haynes				Cleveland O.

Bruce Lemaster				Fugett Ky

Winifred Purchett			Fugett Ky.

G.H. Hedden				Greenville O.

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Ruth Brownlee				     "
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Bernice Brownlee			Youngstown O.

Franklin F. Jackson			   ''

Samuel Woodford				Akron O.

Mrs G. Stephan				Erie Pa.

Glenn Stephan Jr. 			   "

Mrs J.F. Carle				Ravenna O.

Mrs Don Burcholder			     "

Mr Mrs. J. Boulas			Chicago Ill.

Mr Mrs L.A. Lepper			Melbourne Fl.

Mr Mrs Carl Saragi			Richmond Ind.

Mr Mrs. P.E. Meagher			Zanesville O.

T. Simpkins				Crown Point Ind.

B.E Thomas 				Plain city O.

Dane Girus				Sunbury O.

Mr Mrs G.W. Fowler			Atlanta Ga.

Mr Mrs. J.J. Feidner			Columbus O.

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

Mr Mrs Acclark				Bedford Ind.

Wilbur Wilson

Donald Graham				Columbus O.

Vincent B. Crawford			McConnelsville O.

M Small 				NYC

H. Stein 				 "

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Geo. Pearson &amp; wife			Dayton O.

Victor J. Andrew &amp; family		Chicago Ill.

Joseph Faher				Detroit Mich.

G.W.Richardson				Cleveland O.

Mabel B. Wise				Sunbury O.

Stella Roberts				Lancaster O.

S.H. Morrison				[illegible].

Capt. P.W. Ulsermann			Cinc. O.

Mrs. Marjory Selm &amp; Irene White		Barberton O. 

Bob berger				Spnfld O.

Bud Lehman				Columbus O.

Mr Mrs J.F. Dowd 			Portsmouth N.H.

L.B Allabach  Crimson coach		Toledo O.

Bob Berger 				Spnfld O.

J.E.Spencer				Cleveland O.

Thomas Busch				     "

Henry Allen				    "

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Lloyd Beunlhum				Nevado O.

Lida Grace Wessler			Hiram O.

Bob Berger				Spnfld O.

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Joe Fletcher				Detroit Mich.

Mr Mrs P. Latino			Youngstown O.

Bob Berger				Spnfld O.

Mr Mrs H. J. Huested			Louisville Ky.

H.C.B Brietenback			   "

L.G. Lowerance				   "

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Neil E. Baltise &amp; Wife			Macon Ga.

Bob Berger				Spnfld. O.

Mr Mrs R.N. Henson			Conneaut O.

Mrs Rose Henson				     "

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J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

Jack Abrams				Caldwell O.

Robert Gale 				Marengo O.

L.W. Young				Granville Ohio  via illeg.

Edwin Knowlton				Croton O.

John E. Moore				Lakewood O.

Kenneth Carroll				Lancaster O.

Milton Andrews				Columbus O.

L.A. Dressler				Akron O.

Alex Good &amp; wife			  "
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Mr Mrs David Perrier			409 Pontiac  Toledo O.

Mr Mrs W. Rang				5023 Summit S. Toledo O.

Ed G. Gleason				illeg.

Archer Diehl				Cortland O.

Mr Mrs Bavas				Akron O.

Mr Mrs Rozhon				Bedfprd

Carl E. Fravel				Santa Rosa Ca.

Mr Mrs W.H. Henderson			Girard O.

Esther Steung				New Orleans La.

Lilla Keyte				  "        "

Evelyn W. Beuball			    "     "

W. Klinkman				Eric Mich.

E. Whipple 				Erie Mich

Geo.Benner				Portsmough O.

Robt Larcoup				     "

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Mr Mrs Don Mason			Warren O.

Bob Berger				Spnfld. O.

Kyle Woods 				Brewster O.

Joe 					Akron O.

Mr Mrs Geisinger			Canton O.

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Mr Mrs. Ed Steigerwald 			1190 e 177st, Cleveland O.

J.T. Nash				Shreveport La.

L.L. Nash				      "

M.W. Garrett

Samuel Seeton				Rock Camp W.Va

G.C Welsh	 Plumber		390 East land Cove Akron O.

Mr Mrs Lee Huston		

H. Mitchell				Toledo O.

Mr Mrs Clarence Rogers			Lexington Ky.

Edw E. Rodgers				Oil City Pa.

Lyle Miller				    "

Glenn Spangler				    "

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

E.E.  Johnson				Gibsonburgh O.

O.A Kolkmeyer				Chicago Ill.

Horace Willis and wife			Anniston Ala.

T.J.H. Craft and family			    "

Bluford Gowens				     "

James Aikin				Cleveland O.

John Riffe				Ashland Ky

Fred McIntire				Fredericktown O.

Jas. Smily				Cleveland O.

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25th J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

Floyd Jackson				Paulding Ohio

Frank Bell				Worthington O.

mr Mrs illeg.				Washington D.C.

Mr mrs Geo. Watson				    "

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A. J. Carr				Vanwert O.

J. Bredenback				Cleveland O.

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J.J. Scanlon				illeg   Cleve.

C.H. Dahllhansen			Hastings Mich.

Estelle Adkins				Garden KY.

Russ Foley				Pontiac Mich.

Mr &amp; Mrs C. Looney			Cols. O.

Mr Mrs R. Watkins			Wash. D.C.

Chas H. Wayne				Chicago Ill.

B Crichton 				Oberlin Ohio

Sid Boudinot

J.A. Geis				Dayton O.

Mr Mrs R.A Powell			Ridgeway Pa.

Mr Mrs Albert Morris			Franklin Pa.

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Mr Mrs R.H. Fletcher			Salem O.

O.H Hutchinson				Gelana Ohio

Wm Weaver				Tioga Pa.

Ben Weaver			   	     "

George S. Butler			Sunbury O.

R. O Tucker				Ashland O.

J.E. Tyron				St. Jos Mich.

A. Reich				
Cols.
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W.H. Petey				Cuyahoga Falls O.

Ida J. Mc Conkle			Circleville O.

Mr Mrs Geo Mattox			New Albany Ind.

Ruth &amp; Florence McCutcheon		New Albany Ind.

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B.A. Farrington				Los Angeles Ca.

P.H. Childers 				Marengo O.

A Patterson				Cols. O.

R.L. Billips

Dennis Ray Bare

Geary Frey

Hindy Rowles

Dr &amp; Mrs J.J. Harrington 		Chautauqua N.Y.

James Dignall				Sharon Pa.

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John J. Roger				236 Clanton Ave Akron O.

Mr Mrs C.H Kern				424 Maryland Ave Canton O.

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R.H. Long				Waukegan Ill.

W.M Cowsen &amp; party			North Lima O.

W.H. Woodlee				Spencer Tenn.

W.B Rogers 				     "

Bud Lehman				Cleveland O.

Mr Mrs N.J White			Springfield O.

Charles Berryman			New Albany Ind.

J. Shames				[illegible].

A. F. illeg. Donald			Bristolville O.

C.F Norton				     "

B. E Thomas				Plain city O.

P.F Fitzer				Buffalo N.Y.

Mr Mrs A.C. Humphrey &amp; daughter		Akron O.

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Chas M.Wallace				Galena O.

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Harold Headley 				Sunbury O.

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Mr Mrs. R. Hicksen &amp; son		Ravenna O.

Charles Umphries			    "

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L.A. Harman				Chicago Ill.

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Mr Mrs Erwin Dial			Akron O.

D.R. Gardner				Monmouth Ill.

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Miss Rhoda Clark			   ''

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Mr Mrs James Cooper 			Kenton O.

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Mr Mrs. M. L. Archer			    "

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J.C Byron 				Millersburg O.

Mr Mrs Carrico				[illegible].

P.H. Frabrill  Guy Morgan		[illegible].

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Preface&#13;
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by Dale M. Tippett&#13;
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During Spring Quarter 1946, I read in the Ohio State&#13;
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and other countries where much of their livestock was lost&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
CALENDAR&#13;
1946&#13;
&#13;
May - Read about UNRRA program, Filed an application&#13;
to participate.&#13;
August 15 - Received telegram to report to New Orleans&#13;
on the next day.&#13;
Aug 16 - Arrived at 8:26 p.m.&#13;
Aug 17 - Was told to go to Newport News, Va.&#13;
Aug 19 - Arrived at 3:30 a.m.&#13;
Aug 27 - Assigned to ship - loaded hay and feed&#13;
Aug 28 - Loaded 777 horses&#13;
Aug 30 - Set sail - Sea sick&#13;
Aug 31 - Storm - I feel much better&#13;
Sept 2 - Black cat had kittens&#13;
Sept 3 - Ten horses have died - "shipping fever"&#13;
Sept 5 - Nice Fall day&#13;
Sept 7 - Entered English Channel&#13;
Sept 8 - Saw the White Cliffs of Dover.  Sent letters&#13;
to Pop and Mom.  Passed a mine in North Sea&#13;
Sept 9 - Passed through the Kiel Canal&#13;
Sept 10 - Sailing the Baltic Sea between island of&#13;
Bornholm and Sweden mainland.&#13;
Sept 11 - Arrived in Noviport harbor in Poland.  Took &#13;
shore leave.  Saw Polish Army parade.&#13;
Sept 12 - Horses being unloaded, ship cleaned.  Went to&#13;
Danzig (Gadansk) on tramway.  UNRRA took us on&#13;
a tour and gave us a good dinner.&#13;
Sept 13 - Visited a battlefield east of town.&#13;
Sept 14 - Left Noviport.&#13;
Sept 15 - Went through Keil Canal.&#13;
Sept 16 - Loaded more water to stabilize ship at Keil.&#13;
Set sail for home and OSU.&#13;
Sept 27 - Arrived in Newport News.  Took Greyhound bus&#13;
home.&#13;
&#13;
-III-</text>
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POLAND - 1946&#13;
&#13;
Diary by Dale M. Tippett&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Thursday, August 15, 1946 - 7:30 a.m.&#13;
&#13;
We received a telegram yesterday saying that we were to&#13;
be in New Orleans, Louisiana Friday morning August 16.  The&#13;
earliest we can get there is 6:30 p.m.&#13;
&#13;
We left Columbus on the 2:05 p.m.  Pennsylvania RR to&#13;
Cincinnati.  There we took the Southern Railroad to New&#13;
Orleans.  The fare was $24.29 each, one way.&#13;
&#13;
Pop gave us $70 in travelers checks and I had $14 and&#13;
some odd change besides.&#13;
&#13;
We had a lot of stuff to eat with us so we haven't had&#13;
to buy much yet.&#13;
&#13;
We left Cincinnati at 7:00 p.m.  Our first big stop was&#13;
Lexington, Kentucky.  The next was Chattanooga, Tennessee.  I&#13;
went to sleep at about 10 o'clock.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Friday, August 16, 1946&#13;
Arrived - Birmingham, Alabama at 1:30 a.m.&#13;
&#13;
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off and on all night) was Collinsville, Alabama.  The next &#13;
big one was Attalla.  Here we noticed that the train station&#13;
was divided into white and colored sections.  The soil here&#13;
is quite red.  Most side roads are dirt.  We have seen some&#13;
cotton.  The corn isn't very good.  There is a lot of pine&#13;
everywhere.&#13;
&#13;
The scenery was about the same all the way.  We did get&#13;
into some cypress swamps just over the Mississippi boarder.&#13;
The trees had grey Spanish moss hanging from the branches.&#13;
The cattle and horses are all pretty poor.  There were a lot&#13;
of lumber yards all along the way after we entered Alabama.&#13;
A lot of the wood was cut up into pieces about 5 feet long to&#13;
be made into wood pulp and fiberboard.  The tree stumps are&#13;
made into explosives.&#13;
&#13;
We arrived in New Orleans at 8:26 p.m.  We got a room at&#13;
the LaSalle Hotel just across the street from the train&#13;
terminal for $5.00.  It has two single beds and one double, a&#13;
private bath, and a telephone.  The humidity is so high that&#13;
everything feels sticky and hot.  There is a large overhead&#13;
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&#13;
Page 2&#13;
&#13;
Monday, August 19, 1946 - (continued from the 16th)&#13;
&#13;
I'm thoroughly disgusted.  When we went to the office of&#13;
the Hampton Company in New Orleans Saturday morning we were&#13;
told that the Customs office closed at noon Friday and&#13;
wouldn't be open until Monday.  The ship that we were to get&#13;
sailed Sunday for Trieste, Italy.&#13;
&#13;
There were two fellows from Missouri and three from&#13;
Kansas there also.  They had placed a call to Mr. Ziegler in&#13;
New Windsor, Maryland to find out what to do.  (We had to pay&#13;
for the call, 48 cents each).  Ziegler said to come right &#13;
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bus. ($16.48)  The back of the bus was "reserved" for colored&#13;
people.  Most of the time there weren't many or any there so &#13;
we slept there some.&#13;
&#13;
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U. S. Route 19.  Some of the larger cities that we came &#13;
through were:  Montgomery, Alabama - Atlanta, Georgia - &#13;
Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina and Portsmouth, &#13;
Virginia.  We arrived here in Newport News, Virginia at&#13;
3:30 a.m. this morning, Monday August 19, 1946.&#13;
&#13;
We went down to Pier X where the Brethren Service&#13;
Committee (BSC) is located.  They told us how to get our&#13;
Seaman's cards and also that we wouldn't be able to get a &#13;
ship before Saturday.&#13;
&#13;
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Catholic Maritime Club.  It is really nice.&#13;
&#13;
My suit case got beaten up pretty badly but the&#13;
Greyhound Company is going to fix it up.  (Ha, Ha, 3/13/'47)&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Tuesday, August 20, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We got up early this morning and went to Norfolk to get&#13;
our Seaman's cards.&#13;
&#13;
Getting the cards was easy.  All we had to do was&#13;
present our birth certificates, social security cards, three&#13;
pictures, and application for Seaman's card to the officer&#13;
there.  They had us sign two papers and our Seaman's card.&#13;
Then they finger printed us.  After they had all of the&#13;
information they wanted they made up the cards.  The cards&#13;
were sealed between two layers of celluloid that was put&#13;
under terrific pressure with a hydraulic jack and then heated&#13;
for ten minutes.</text>
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 3 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 3&#13;
&#13;
The trip to downtown Norfolk cost a total of 70 cents&#13;
round trip.  They were as follows; 5 cents one way on bus to&#13;
ferry - 20 cents one way on ferry - 10 cents or 3 for 25&#13;
cents on street car down town.  It took about half an hour to&#13;
cross on the ferry and 45 minutes to go downtown from the&#13;
ferry.  &#13;
&#13;
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signed up for our $2.50 maintenance pay that we will receive&#13;
each day that we have to wait for a ship.&#13;
&#13;
Kimbell told us there is supposed to be one ship leaving&#13;
Wednesday, one Thursday, and two Friday.  (But don't bet on&#13;
it, the dock workers are on strike.)  We would probably get&#13;
one Friday.&#13;
&#13;
We found a very good place to eat.  It is in a woman's&#13;
home.  She serves food in large dishes just like home and&#13;
there is no limit to the amount that you can eat.  One noon&#13;
meal consisted of:  mashed potatoes, roast beef, meat patties&#13;
macaroni and cheese, baked beans, iced tea, hot rolls, green&#13;
beans, sliced tomatos - all for 50 cents.&#13;
&#13;
I ran into Windy (Wendell) Carnes this evening, he&#13;
arrived Monday at about 4 P.M.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Wednesday, August 21, 1946&#13;
&#13;
I went to Norfolk with Windy today to get his Seaman's&#13;
card.  We got back about 4 o'clock.  Mr. Kimbell told us&#13;
he thought we could get a ship out Friday.&#13;
&#13;
TIME SCHEDULE OF SHIPS LEAVING NEWPORT NEWS&#13;
SHIP - DESTINATION - DATE&#13;
&#13;
Hart - Poland - Tue 8/20&#13;
Payne - Poland - Wed 8/21&#13;
Rafael Rivera - ?? - Fri 8/23&#13;
Luckenbach - Poland - Wed 8/28&#13;
Monohan - Poland - Thr 8/29&#13;
Cedar Rapids Victory - Poland - Friday 8/30&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Thursday, August 22, 1946&#13;
&#13;
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eight men from our dorm.  A little later they called all the&#13;
guys from New Orleans (that's us).  We went right down but&#13;
they said we were too late.  They had needed seven or eight&#13;
men for an emergency crew for the RAFAEL RIVERA.  They had&#13;
called more men than was needed so as to be sure to get&#13;
enough.  They plan to leave tomorrow.</text>
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 4 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 4&#13;
&#13;
I washed out some clothes this morning, two tee shirts,&#13;
three pairs of shorts, two pairs of socks, two handkerchiefs&#13;
and a towel.  I got them pretty clean too.&#13;
&#13;
We reported back to BSC this evening only to find out &#13;
that no ships would leave Friday, Saturday, Sunday, or&#13;
Monday.  It might be possible to sign on one Monday and leave&#13;
Tuesday or Wednesday.&#13;
&#13;
The Carrier Mt. Whitney is due here tomorrow and will&#13;
leave sometime next week.  It carries a crew of about 80&#13;
(most of them carry crews of about 30) and travels at about&#13;
20 knots.  From what I have heard the carrier is pretty nice.&#13;
It made this last trip in 25 days.  We are about 50th on the list&#13;
now.&#13;
&#13;
Cows are being shipped now.  Most ships are going to &#13;
Poland.&#13;
&#13;
There is a dance going on here tonight but I don't think&#13;
I will go.  I'm not very good at dancing.  Maybe I'll take&#13;
dance lessons next quarter.&#13;
&#13;
Cards to Mr. &amp; Mrs. Fuller.  Letters to Doris Fuller and&#13;
Don Fairchild.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Friday, August 23, 1946&#13;
&#13;
Don and I went down to the BSC this morning to see if we&#13;
could wait for the USS Mt. Whitney.  He said no but that it&#13;
might be the next ship out.  It didn't come in today but&#13;
will tomorrow.  (I hope and he says)  He told us to report&#13;
Monday morning at 7:45.  This probably means signing on a &#13;
ship.&#13;
&#13;
I did very little of importance today.  Just ate, slept&#13;
and read.  Lee and I did go for a walk down along the dock to&#13;
take some pictures.  I saw the movie "WESTERN UNION" here&#13;
tonight.  It was still good.  Cards to Ed Lake and Rover Day.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Saturday, August 24, 1946&#13;
&#13;
I phoned home for money this morning.  Mom sent Hal and&#13;
I each $10.&#13;
&#13;
I went on a USO tour to Williamsburg today.  Williams-&#13;
burg was the original capital of Virginia.  John D. Rockefel-&#13;
ler, Jr. spent about four million dollars restoring it to its&#13;
original condition.  Nearly the whole city has colonial&#13;
architectural buildings.  We went through the Governor's&#13;
Palace first of all.  It is really a palace too.  All of the&#13;
woodwork is solid walnut with natural finish.</text>
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 5 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 5&#13;
&#13;
All door knobs and hinges are made of solid brass and all&#13;
candle holders, of which there were many, were made of either&#13;
solid silver or silver gilt (solid silver dipped in gold).&#13;
Of course all of the metal was polished to a high gloss and&#13;
was really beautiful.  The walls in one room were covered&#13;
with leather covering instead of wall paper.  The leather had&#13;
a design embossed in it that was gilted.&#13;
&#13;
There was a ball room with really beautiful furnishings.&#13;
It had three crystal glass chandeliers hanging from the &#13;
ceiling that must have cost a fortune.  There was a ten acre&#13;
garden in back of the palace that was covered with shrubs,&#13;
fruit trees, and flowers.  It certainly must cost a lot to&#13;
keep it up.&#13;
&#13;
The capital building has the British flag flying from&#13;
it.   It is the only building in the United States that is&#13;
allowed to fly the British flag except the British Embassy, &#13;
of course.&#13;
&#13;
Some of the houses had Venetian blinds (the name is&#13;
derived from the word Venice where they were first made)&#13;
which were made in the seventeen hundreds.  They are almost&#13;
exactly like the ones made now.&#13;
&#13;
All of the colonial homes had large gardens behind them&#13;
that must have kept several Negroes busy mowing the grass and&#13;
trimming the hedges.&#13;
&#13;
We also stopped at the Wyeth House, Paradise House,&#13;
Raleigh Tavern, and jail.&#13;
&#13;
On the way back we visited the famous Yorktown Battle&#13;
Grounds.  Most of the country around here is covered with&#13;
trees owned by the state.&#13;
&#13;
There are very few dairy farms here.  Dairy products are&#13;
ten to fifteen cents for a half pint of milk.  Some farmers&#13;
have started cutting corn.&#13;
&#13;
Letters to Bill Whitney, Doris.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Sunday, August 25, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We received a special delivery, air mail letter from Mom and&#13;
Pop today.  We did very little today.  Hal and I went to the&#13;
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 6 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 6&#13;
&#13;
Monday, August 26, 1946&#13;
&#13;
When we reported at 7:45 this morning and the roll was&#13;
called for a crew for the "Luckenbach" we were missed by&#13;
about five men.  The S. S. CEDAR RAPIDS VICTORY and the&#13;
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he would put the ones of us that came from New Orleans on the&#13;
Cedar Rapids Victory.&#13;
&#13;
The Cedar Rapids Victory is a very good looking ship.&#13;
It has a new black and red paint job that really sets it off.&#13;
I stepped off the length at 160 yards, more than one and a &#13;
half times the length of a football field.  Our quarters,&#13;
cargo booms, masts, and ventilators are painted buff and&#13;
black.  The forward compartment is painted white.  The&#13;
smokestack is painted black.  There are six cargo booms aft&#13;
and eight forward.  Our cabin has 24 bunks.  Our toilet is&#13;
across the alley way.  There is a cabin with four bunks, four&#13;
large lockers, an electric fan and a private shower room down &#13;
the alley way to the left.  The two night watchmen from our&#13;
group have a private cabin to our right and across the alley.&#13;
Three empty gun turrets are on top of our quarters.&#13;
&#13;
I went down to the terminal stock yards to take pictures&#13;
this morning.  I noticed a truck full of dead horses parked&#13;
on the grounds.  It didn't look to me as though the horses&#13;
could get enough water.  In one large pen there was only &#13;
one watering tank that I cold see.  There were two men, one&#13;
white with a rope and a colored with a stick, at the watering&#13;
tank in the pen that were trying to keep the horses away from&#13;
the tank.  It looked as though they were trying to make them&#13;
take turns.  That's not good.&#13;
&#13;
Lee and I went through the "Newport News Shipbuilding&#13;
and Drydock Company" this afternoon.  One ship under&#13;
construction will be launched next March.  Another one will&#13;
be launched in November I believe.  Two or three ships are in&#13;
dry dock.  The passenger ship "AMERICA" is there undergoing&#13;
repairs.  It is really a beautiful ship.  Guards wouldn't&#13;
allow us very near it but said it will be opened to the&#13;
public about the 5th of October.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Tuesday, August 27, 1946&#13;
&#13;
Rex, Lee, Don, Hal and I were assigned to the Ceder&#13;
Rapids Victory this morning.  Windy was assigned to the&#13;
Monohan but he offered $10 to some guy to change ships with&#13;
him.  And the sucker did it too.&#13;
&#13;
Herb sent us (30 + two foreman + one supervisor) over to&#13;
Murphy at the Terminal Stock Yards to get our physicals,&#13;
tetanus shots, and to sign the articles.  We boarded the ship&#13;
at 4:00 o'clock.</text>
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 7 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 7&#13;
&#13;
8 photos captioned as follows:&#13;
&#13;
SS CEDAR RAPIDS VICTORY&#13;
&#13;
A HORSE FOR POLAND&#13;
&#13;
Cattlemen - Supers - Vets&#13;
&#13;
Head Cow Boy&#13;
&#13;
That's me on The RIGHT!&#13;
&#13;
WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER&#13;
&#13;
Cattlemen Supervisors - Rear&#13;
&#13;
COOK  -  Mess Boy - Right&#13;
&#13;
Church - Minister (cattlemen) Foreground &amp; RT. Rear&#13;
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 8 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 8&#13;
&#13;
I went down to the port office to mail home Hal's and my&#13;
birth certificates, a camera film and some other things.&#13;
Windy was there and wanted me to go with him to get an&#13;
ice cream cone but I refused to go.  He intended (we thought)&#13;
to go with Rex and Lee to the pier in a taxi but when the&#13;
taxi arrived Windy wasn't around.  A little while after we&#13;
arrived at the pier Windy came riding up in a car with some&#13;
girl.  (there were two more in the back seat)  He told us&#13;
he just happened to be stopping in at the jewelry store that&#13;
her father owns (he made acquaintance last week) and just&#13;
mentioned something about being at Pier 9 and that he had a&#13;
lot of luggage to carry.  Of course with all of these hints&#13;
no decent girl could hardly refuse to take him to the pier if&#13;
she had the facilities and he knew she did.&#13;
&#13;
To top it all Windy got the cabin with only four bunks,&#13;
electric fan, private bath and large lockers.&#13;
&#13;
We get to sleep on the boat tonight but there won't be&#13;
any meals until tomorrow morning.  We were issued two sheets,&#13;
three towels, one pillow case, one bed spread and two cakes&#13;
of soap.&#13;
&#13;
We moved from Pier nine to Pier Six to load hay tonight.&#13;
Our hay and oats were sent here from Brazil.  We have been&#13;
taking on fuel oil all afternoon and tonight.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Wednesday, August 28, 1946&#13;
&#13;
My bunk sleeps very well.  I didn't wake up until 6:50&#13;
this morning.  The mess hall and galley are being cleaned up&#13;
today so we don't get anything to eat until tomorrow.  Hay&#13;
and feed is being loaded on board now.&#13;
&#13;
I have written the last few pages from aft, port side&#13;
gun turret.  It is a very good place to watch from, write and&#13;
I believe that it would be a good place to sleep.  It is&#13;
armored with about 2" of steel.  It's location and&#13;
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&#13;
Page 9&#13;
&#13;
9:20 p.m.  Horses are being loaded now.&#13;
&#13;
10:00 p.m.  We just had a meeting topside.  Here are some of&#13;
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&#13;
&#13;
1.  Don't fill water buckets over half full.&#13;
2.  Watch for these things about horses:&#13;
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&#13;
3.  Water horses before feeding&#13;
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9.  Write letters and give to supervisors to mail at &#13;
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&#13;
&#13;
Thursday, August 28, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We started with the horses today.  We have a total of&#13;
777 horses.  Don, Windy, and I were assigned to topside aft.&#13;
We have 86 horses to care for.  Hal and Lee are below deck.&#13;
A lot of the horses have "shipping fever."  Two horses died&#13;
today.  Most of ours seem to be in pretty good condition but&#13;
the shipping fever can kill them pretty fast.  There are a&#13;
few really good horses in our group.&#13;
&#13;
We ate on board for the first time this morning.  Of all&#13;
things to have they would serve eggs, sunny side up.  I ate&#13;
them.  The food is very good&#13;
&#13;
We are to ship out tonight at 12:00 midnight.  There is&#13;
a really friendly black cat here that is going to have&#13;
kittens.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Friday, August 30, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We set sail at 2:15 last night.  I have been seasick all&#13;
day.  It is an awful feeling.  The darn boat rolls around all&#13;
the time.  As long as I am lying down I feel pretty good but&#13;
just as soon as I get up I get sick again.  I couldn't eat&#13;
any breakfast or supper.&#13;
&#13;
It rained a couple of times today but didn't get rough.&#13;
&#13;
There is a loudspeaker in this cabin that is turned to a &#13;
radio station all of the time.  A little mule was born this &#13;
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 10 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 10&#13;
&#13;
Saturday, August 31, 1946&#13;
&#13;
There is an awful storm today.  I haven't been as sick&#13;
as I was yesterday.  The boat rocks something awful.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Sunday, September 1, 1946&#13;
&#13;
The storm is over but the ocean is still very rough.  I&#13;
haven't been sick hardly at all today.  Five horses have died&#13;
now.  The ship crew dump them overboard and the sharks eat &#13;
them.&#13;
&#13;
We are headed at 80 degrees East.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Monday, September 2, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We changed from the northern route to the southern route&#13;
last night.  We are headed about strait east.  Today has been&#13;
very nice.  The ocean is quite calm now.  I don't think&#13;
anybody has been sick all day.  The black cat had four black&#13;
kittens this morning.  They were under some of my baled hay.&#13;
Everybody in the deck crew here seems to be very nice.  Some&#13;
of them even help us feed and water the horses.  None of our&#13;
86 horses are ever sick yet.  Five more horses died today&#13;
which makes a total of 10.  The little mule is coming along fine.&#13;
&#13;
It is really beautiful tonight.  There is about half of&#13;
a moon out behind us and the stars are really bright.  It is&#13;
the first pretty thing that I have seen on this trip.&#13;
I am going to try to photograph it in a little while.&#13;
&#13;
Don and I drug some clothes overboard today to wash&#13;
them.  It really works if you rinse them in pure water before&#13;
drying them.  &#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Tuesday, September 3, 1946&#13;
&#13;
Five more horses and the mule colt died today, a total &#13;
of sixteen.&#13;
&#13;
I talked quite a while with the veterinary today.  He&#13;
owns 150 acres in Canada.  He has a herd of about thirty&#13;
registered Jerseys.  He gets about $3.50 for 80 lbs of milk.&#13;
He told me the Captain said we should be in Poland next&#13;
Monday night or Tuesday.&#13;
&#13;
There is a Minister on board that is from Cedar Rapids, &#13;
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 11 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 11&#13;
&#13;
Today has been a nice day but the water is getting&#13;
rougher.  We pulled hay again today.  I think there is enough&#13;
to last for three days.  We met two more ships today.  It is&#13;
a rumor that we passed the Azores this morning.&#13;
&#13;
It isn't too bad on here now as long as the weather&#13;
stays nice, but if it rains our work on topside will be&#13;
pretty bad again.  I have to admit, the air is sure a lot &#13;
fresher than below deck.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Wednesday, September 4, 1946&#13;
&#13;
I'm writing on a pile of baled hay on hatch 5.  It is&#13;
kind of cold today and is a little overcast now.  It is very&#13;
much like fall.  It certainly seems funny for me to be riding&#13;
on top of a pile of baled hay out in the middle of the&#13;
Atlantic Ocean.  I am used to seeing nothing but water by&#13;
now.  We do usually see a couple of ships a day.  The water&#13;
is clear as glass but there are an awful lot of swells that&#13;
cause the ship to rock a lot.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Thursday, September 5, 1946&#13;
&#13;
I'm writing this on the 6th because the ship rolled too&#13;
much yesterday to write.&#13;
&#13;
The sky was overcast all day and it was cold and&#13;
disagreeable.  It reminded me a lot of a fall day.  I was&#13;
about sick with a cold.  So was everybody else.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Friday, September 6, 1946&#13;
&#13;
It is a little brighter today and not so cold if you&#13;
stay out of the wind.  There isn't a white cap in sight but&#13;
the ground swells cause the ship to rock a lot.  Chris (the&#13;
supervisor) says that such large swells is an indication of&#13;
nearing land.  (The ship tilts as much as 40 degrees&#13;
sometimes.)  We saw a large sailboat this morning.  This is&#13;
another good indication of nearing land.  Except for being&#13;
weak I feel much better today.&#13;
&#13;
The sun just cam out fro behind a cloud and is shining&#13;
down on me.  This is the first time the sun has shown for two&#13;
or three days.  I am sitting on hatch #5 on some sacks of&#13;
oats with a loading crate to my back, the sun is in front of&#13;
me and to the left.  It is 2:00 p.m.  You figure out the&#13;
direction.&#13;
&#13;
I was just informed that we are going to pull hay out of&#13;
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 12 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 12&#13;
&#13;
Saturday, September 7, 1946&#13;
&#13;
They say we are in the channel now but we still haven't&#13;
seen land.  There has been a sea gull following us all day&#13;
though and we have seen a lot of ships.&#13;
&#13;
The sky has been overcast all day and it started to rain&#13;
at about 3:30 this afternoon.  We still haven't been able to&#13;
finish pulling our hay but we have enough to last anyway, I&#13;
think.  It is still kind of cold.&#13;
&#13;
Hal &amp; I wrote a letter to Pop and Mom and will mail it&#13;
on the Pilot boat.  It costs 30 cents.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Later, about 9 PM.&#13;
&#13;
It's times like these that make me wonder why I ever&#13;
left home.  All of the time we were putting down hay, it&#13;
rained.  If this is typical England weather, I don't think&#13;
I would like England.&#13;
&#13;
In any other job, even a dog wouldn't be made to work in&#13;
this weather.  We had to work for about an hour and a half or&#13;
two hours in a fine rain driven by cold wind.  And to top&#13;
it all, it was getting dark.  After I finished I went into&#13;
the cabin and took off all of my wet clothes (every thing was&#13;
soaked but my shirt and sweater)  and then took a good hot&#13;
shower.  While I was taking a shower "Ga" (our foreman) came&#13;
in and told us that we would have to put down some more hay.&#13;
I got back into my wet clothes (the only dry ones I have is a&#13;
pair of filthy pants) and put down more hay.  It had stopped&#13;
raining so that wasn't so bad.  Oh well, I asked for it.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Sunday, September 8, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We saw land when we got up this morning.  It looked&#13;
good.  The weather has cleared and visibility is pretty good.&#13;
We passed the White Cliffs of Dover at about 10:30.  We were&#13;
about 7 miles from them.  The crew dropped anchor at&#13;
11:00 a.m. to wait for a Pilot.&#13;
&#13;
France is just barely visible on the eastern horizon&#13;
now.  There are a lot of sea gulls flying all around.&#13;
England countryside along the channel is beautiful.  Fields,&#13;
farm homes and barns are quite visible now.&#13;
&#13;
It is getting darker behind us but lighter ahead.  There &#13;
is a real green patch of land directly across from us.  It is&#13;
too green for pasture.  There are some fields that look like&#13;
good pastures.  There are a lot of white cliffs all along the&#13;
channel but the Cliffs of Dover are really white.  Here comes&#13;
our Pilot boat now.&#13;
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 13 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 13&#13;
&#13;
Later - 1:30 p.m.&#13;
&#13;
One of the fellows on board the Pilot boat came aboard&#13;
and talked with us.  The Pilot stayed and ate dinner with&#13;
Captain.  Some of the fellows traded American cigarettes for&#13;
British cigarettes.  We talked the fellow that came aboard&#13;
into eating with us.  He had just eaten but he did eat some&#13;
turkey and peach pie.  He said he hadn't had a candy bar in&#13;
three months so Mr. Riley, Don and I gave him eight Hershey&#13;
bars.  He gave us an English newspaper.  The first paper&#13;
we've seen for eleven days.  He is a very nice fellow.  About&#13;
25 years old I would say.  They all had that distinct English&#13;
accent.  The Pilot plotted our course and then went back &#13;
to his boat.&#13;
&#13;
It's days like this that make me glad I left home.&#13;
&#13;
I have noticed a number of windmills along the English &#13;
coast.  Most of their buildings have the Old English styling.&#13;
&#13;
We are beginning to move now at 1:50 p.m.  The sky is&#13;
overcast but it doesn't look to much like rain.&#13;
&#13;
We had a very good dinner today.  Turkey, mashed&#13;
potatoes, carrots, dressing, cauliflower, and peach pie for&#13;
dessert.  Tongue could be substituted for turkey and soup  was&#13;
available for dinner as usual.&#13;
&#13;
The sun just came out, 2:05.  We lost sight of land at &#13;
4:30.&#13;
&#13;
There is a fairly official rumor that we just missed a&#13;
mine by about 25 feet last night.  This entire area is mine&#13;
infested.  We could see a group of five mine sweepers off to&#13;
the west of us this afternoon.  We had ice cream for dessert &#13;
tonight.  &#13;
&#13;
Boy!  What a day!&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Riley from Kansas City and Mr. Carter from Cedar&#13;
Rapids, Iowa conducted church services this afternoon.  They&#13;
read some PSALMS and we sang some songs.  The mersmen&#13;
(merchant marines) attended too..&#13;
&#13;
(This boat is vibrating something awful)&#13;
&#13;
It has warmed up a lot today.  One of my horses laid &#13;
down twice.  Doc gave her a shot of something.  We have 25&#13;
horses dead now.  This is a good record they tell me.</text>
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                    <text>Corresponds to page 14 of Horses to Poland&#13;
&#13;
Page 14&#13;
&#13;
Monday, September 9, 1946&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Riley had 620 film for his 120 camera so he sold me&#13;
3 rolls and gave me one that had been opened.  I sold one of&#13;
my Verichromes to another fellow that was afraid to use Ansco&#13;
Plenachrome.  (The ones that I bought were Ansco Plenachrome)&#13;
I paid 35 Cents per roll.&#13;
&#13;
We are not in sight of land yet but there are a few&#13;
sea gulls and we are supposed to be at the Kiel Canal at 1:00&#13;
p.m.  It is now 11:15 a.m.&#13;
Rain can be seen coming in from two or three miles off.&#13;
We had two little showers this morning.  The water here is&#13;
much greener than it was in the Atlantic.  We have been in&#13;
the North Sea since we left Dover.&#13;
&#13;
Later - 11:15 p.m. (Clock advanced two hours)&#13;
&#13;
We arrived at the Kiel Canal at 5 o'clock and started&#13;
through it at 5:30.  I noticed the farm land along the Elbe&#13;
River comes right down to the waters edge.  The land is quite&#13;
level.  I have seen quit a few large herds of Holsteins and&#13;
Ayrshire cattle.  Most of the children are barefooted and the&#13;
boys wear shorts.  Before it got dark they ran along the&#13;
canal and yelled at us to give them cigarettes.&#13;
&#13;
Corn is cut and shocked all along here.  There are very&#13;
few fences in the fields.  Every bit of land is used.&#13;
&#13;
The only war damage that I have seen so far is a burned&#13;
out freight train.  Most of the homes look pretty nice.  I&#13;
think they are equipped with electricity.  The pasture looks&#13;
very good.&#13;
&#13;
I got to take a few pictures at the entrance of the&#13;
canal but it soon got too dark to take pictures.  Our time&#13;
was two hours behind theirs so we jumped two hours when we&#13;
finished chores.&#13;
&#13;
We have passed under some huge bridges.  I certainly&#13;
hope we pass through here in the daytime coming back.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Tuesday, September 10, 1946&#13;
&#13;
We left the Kiel Canal at about 4 a.m. this morning.&#13;
Some of the boys got up to trade cigarettes for things at the&#13;
end of the canal.  Lee got a pair of cheap binoculars for&#13;
four packs.  Hal bought a couple medals.  Windy go two very&#13;
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&#13;
It looks like a fairly decent camera.  It has a leather case&#13;
that is worth more than the cigarettes.&#13;
&#13;
We have been wandering all over the Baltic today.  We&#13;
are following a mine cleared area that is market by buoys.&#13;
We have gotten off the beaten path a number of times.&#13;
&#13;
As far as I can tell we just passed between the island&#13;
of Bornholm and the mainland of Sweden.  We are supposed to&#13;
reach Danzig tomorrow morning but I think we will be late.  I&#13;
think we will be doing very well if we make it by noon.  When&#13;
we get away from the mainland it gets quite cold.  Except for&#13;
the cold wind it has been very nice all day.  The sun has&#13;
shown all day.  We have been in sight of land most of the day&#13;
but, if my figures are right, we won't see any more until&#13;
morning.&#13;
&#13;
Later.&#13;
&#13;
When the sun set at about 7:30 tonight it was only a&#13;
little after noon at home but Pop and Mom could look at the &#13;
same sun at the same time five thousand miles from here.  It&#13;
seems impossible.  There is a beautiful full moon that can be&#13;
enjoyed at home tonight too.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
They were right, we arrived at the Danzig harbor at&#13;
about 5 a.m.  We are being towed to a pier by a tug now.  The&#13;
tug is flying an American flag.&#13;
&#13;
Ga got drunk last night and really raised hell.  Rex had&#13;
his share too.&#13;
&#13;
A "Pole" came aboard this morning and wanted to buy&#13;
cigarettes for 1000 Charlottes.  Nobody sold any.  We are&#13;
watching our cabin close for intruders.&#13;
&#13;
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men singing at they marched to work.  There are Russian&#13;
soldiers all along here.&#13;
&#13;
We just passed an UNRRA truck.  We are now passing the&#13;
"Boulder Victory."  It is also a cattle boat.  A lot of the&#13;
buildings around here have been bombed.  There are Russian&#13;
soldiers on the Boulder Victory.&#13;
&#13;
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of cleaning up.  The water is so dirty, it is brown.  It&#13;
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&#13;
The railroad tracks are narrow gauge I believe.&#13;
&#13;
We just threw out our line at 7:30 a.m., Wednesday,&#13;
September 11, 1946 at the port of Danzig, Poland.&#13;
&#13;
I am mistaken about being in Danzig.  It is New Port&#13;
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&#13;
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(packet) of cigarettes.  (Zigettrets)  Hal managed to get 100&#13;
zloty for a Hershey bar but most people and stores would only&#13;
pay 40 or 50 Zlote.  There hasn't been much damage here.&#13;
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have any mechanized equipment at all.  All guns were pulled &#13;
by horses.&#13;
&#13;
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Massachusetts for twenty years, stopped us and wanted to&#13;
sell a Ziudkon camera.  It had a 6.5 lens and shutter speed&#13;
up to 125.  He wouldn't accept cigarettes.  He wanted 15&#13;
American dollars.  Rex bought it.  We then walked the three&#13;
miles back to Novi Port.&#13;
&#13;
I helped Dwaine clean up after supper for a half carton&#13;
of cigarettes.  He has 80 cartons.&#13;
&#13;
Polack men are taking off our horses and cleaning out &#13;
the manure.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Thursday, September 12, 1946&#13;
&#13;
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streets and wrecked buildings.&#13;
&#13;
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if I wanted a pair of binoculars.  Of course I did but I had&#13;
been offered a lot of them and I was being a little&#13;
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powerful as some but they were in very good condition.  They&#13;
didn't have a central adjustment but they did break in the&#13;
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even one full carton but I wanted them pretty badly.  I told&#13;
him I would give him two cartons and he accepted without&#13;
hesitation.  I borrowed one carton from Lee and part of a &#13;
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all of the ones on board and Rex has the only ones that show any appreciable difference. I am very well satisfied.&#13;
&#13;
This afternoon UNRRA officials took us on a tour. They &#13;
took all of us from the Cedar Rapids Victory and a few boys &#13;
from the R. R. Rivera. We drove around Danzig a while, went &#13;
past the Communist headquarters, and then went to Gdynia. We&#13;
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 prices were pretty high so I didn't buy anything. Gdynia is &#13;
a pretty nice town. It wasn't hardly touched by the war. &#13;
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called the Emitage. &#13;
&#13;
They served a salad and dried fish for the first course. &#13;
Wadka was served with the first course also. Beet juice soup&#13;
 (it turned out to be wine) was the second course. The third &#13;
and main course consisted of fish, french fried potatoes, &#13;
pickles and tomatos, beer, and koniack. The dessert was &#13;
ream filled cookies that were very much like Nabiscos. &#13;
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&#13;
Friday September 13, 1946 &#13;
&#13;
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once with Riley. We found an ammunition trailer and some &#13;
unexploded shells in the fields. I took some pictures of &#13;
them. There were some trenches in the fields and a couple &#13;
little farm houses that looked undamaged. &#13;
&#13;
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friends. Customs officers wouldn't let him, so he kicked off &#13;
all of the soldiers on board. When he did this they shut off&#13;
 the water we were taking on for ballast for the trip home. &#13;
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&#13;
Saturday, September 14, 1946 &#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
It is a good thing we are leaving, the Polacks are all  &#13;
riled up about kicking them off. The Captain gave away one &#13;
of our kittens last night, only one left. Delivered 749&#13;
horses alive - two dead. A total of 28 died and the baby mule. &#13;
&#13;
Monday, September 16, 1946&#13;
&#13;
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and took on enough water to hold the ship down in the water, &#13;
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Sunday, September 22, 1946&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Carter and Mr. Riley held church services this&#13;
morning.  We met aft, portside next to our gun turret.  The&#13;
weather was perfect.  The sun was shining and just enough&#13;
breeze to make it real comfortable.  The preachers are real&#13;
good.  We really enjoyed the camaraderie of the service with&#13;
the singing hymns we all know.&#13;
&#13;
Not much work to do.  Some of us have been helping the&#13;
deck hands paint some of the rigging and upper deck.  I have&#13;
been reading a lot and visiting some with the veterinary.  He&#13;
is really nice.  Canada sounds like a nice place to visit&#13;
someday.&#13;
&#13;
The weather has been real good but the ship rocks a lot&#13;
because, even with the water for ballast, it doesn't set very&#13;
deep in the water.  The propeller is just barely below the &#13;
surface.&#13;
&#13;
I am beginning to think about being home and going back&#13;
to OSU.  Classes begin next Wednesday I believe.  Pop was&#13;
going to register me for classes since we didn't get home in&#13;
time for me to do it.  I hope he didn't have any trouble with&#13;
registration.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Friday, September 27, 1946&#13;
&#13;
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by customs officers and left ship about noon.  We still have&#13;
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&#13;
The end.&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
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                    <text>Dale M. Tippett - (Retired)&#13;
692 Winmarplace South&#13;
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Phone (614) 891-5938&#13;
March 1994&#13;
&#13;
VITA&#13;
&#13;
A couple of years before the great depression set in I was&#13;
born in a  home built by my parents , adjacent to my grand-&#13;
parents farm in Delaware County near Sunbury , Ohio. There, I &#13;
was reared on the farm. My dad was an elementary school&#13;
teacher and principal  (for forty-seven years) and part-time&#13;
farmer.  My grandfather was a salesman, farmer and local&#13;
politician. They both had a profound influence on my&#13;
interests and ambitions. I was active in 4-H (Reporter), Boy&#13;
Scouts (original "Lone Scout" troop), and the FFA  (Reporter &#13;
and Vice President).&#13;
&#13;
Agriculture  Education was my major at The Ohio State &#13;
University. During the nearly six years ( as a F-T/P-T&#13;
student) I took to complete undergraduate school I had&#13;
many interesting jobs: Ag Student  reporter, busboy&#13;
Pomerene  Refectory,  agriculture market reporter for WOSU,&#13;
farmer, Delaware County Agriculture Extension Service  4-H&#13;
Club assistant, OSU mailman , Ohio State Fair  Junior Sheep&#13;
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                    <text>Buckland High School in Auglaize County for two years then I &#13;
joined Sears, Roebuck and Company in Lima, Ohio. &#13;
&#13;
During the fourteen years with Sears, I worked in sales &#13;
and management in most of the store's hard-line departments, &#13;
and managed the customer appliance department. Then&#13;
I sold radio and television sets as a commissioned salesmen &#13;
while attending graduate school at OSU. &#13;
&#13;
I never lost my interest for teaching. I left Sears as &#13;
a full-time employee and went back to OSU to complete a&#13;
Master of Arts  degree in Marketing with a minor&#13;
in Marketing. I served as Distributive Education Cooridinator&#13;
(now known as "Marketing Education") at Hamilton Township&#13;
High School in southern Franklin County before  joining the&#13;
Columbus State Community College (Columbus Technical &#13;
Institute) in July 1967 as Wholesale Technology Coordinator.&#13;
&#13;
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Services and served in that capacity until my appointment as&#13;
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Division in 1978.&#13;
&#13;
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interested in upgrading their employees' technical skills,&#13;
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"Division" status.  In September 1983 I was appointed to the&#13;
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evening  and weekend enrollment grew to almost equal the&#13;
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                    <text>position of "Director of Evening Services," reporting &#13;
directly to the President. I applied for the new position &#13;
and was appointed in October 1985. &#13;
&#13;
Rosemary and I have been married for forty-four years. &#13;
Our children are: Susan, printing department supervisor for &#13;
the Center on Education and Training for Employment at OSU; &#13;
Nanette, living in a Washington D C suburb, recently &#13;
completed her Masters Degree in Secondary Science Education; &#13;
and is now teaching seventh and eighth grade science; George, &#13;
flying with the American Airlines from Hawaii and "thinking"&#13;
about going for an MA in "Fine Arts History Education ". We &#13;
have lived in Westerville since 1969 , only 11 miles from &#13;
where we started. &#13;
&#13;
I am a member of the United Methodist Church, National&#13;
Rifle Association, Advisory committee for the Marketing &#13;
Technology at Columbus State, Iota, Lambda Signa -past&#13;
Secretary-Treasurer (Vocational Education Fraternity), Delta&#13;
Pi Epsilon- past  Treasurer (Graduate Marketing/Office&#13;
Education Fraternity-inactive),  and Alumni  Associations for&#13;
OSU Department of Agriculture Education and the Stadium &#13;
Dormitory. I am  also a life member of the Ohio Retired &#13;
Teachers Association and of the  Franklin County Retired&#13;
Teachers Association. My onyx elephants attest to my rather&#13;
conservative  political affiliation.&#13;
&#13;
Community college administration became a way of &#13;
life for us.  However, we do dabble a  little in other things&#13;
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                    <text>too. I'm not much of a sports fan but Rosemary makes up for &#13;
it as an avid baseball and football fan. I'm more of the&#13;
hunter type, although I don't hunt much any more ( kids had a &#13;
fit about my shooting those poor little squirrels and&#13;
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PC XT , helping Rosemary in the garden, and tropical fish. &#13;
&#13;
I retired from Columbus State Community College at &#13;
midnight ( or a little after) December 31, 1991. &#13;
&#13;
During the first year of retirement much of our&#13;
time getting used to a "non-working" schedule. (Now I wonder&#13;
how I ever had time to mow the yard, walk the dog, clean the&#13;
house, read the paper-books-magazines, and all the other&#13;
things I do  now.) We did do some extensive landscape&#13;
upgrading, put a new roof on the house and painted the &#13;
exterior.&#13;
&#13;
In March 1993 we did take a wonderful trip to the  "Big &#13;
Island  in Hawaii and was able to visit with George there.&#13;
And we visited Nanette and our -son - in -law John, in Washington&#13;
D.C. in April at the height of the Cherry Blossoms, and&#13;
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