MS1410 box 2

MS1410:
A black photo album that is about half way full with pictures glued onto the pages. Photos of the Gore and Warner families. // A Benefit Certificate from the Woodmen of the World, for Edward E. Gore, number 87124. It is Certificate #45664 and it was signed on October 15th, 1900, The Certificate states that upon his death his wife, Hattie M. Gore, would receive $3000, that Edward had payed to the Woodmen. // A Secretary's Receipt dated April 27th 1910, for one dollar and fifty cents. Given the Eastern Star symbol on the side. The money itself was given to the order by Beulah Warner and the Secretary that made the receipt was Lillian B. Wooaford. // Folded within some cardstock is a picture. On the back of the cardstock is H. Alice Blazer 243 Albion Place Cincinnati. Within the cardstock is also a business card. // A ribbon bound booklet. On the front is the title "Glimpses of the Sea Shore at Newport, ORE." black and white images of different ocean views. Dated 1904 // Pencil sketch of a tree. Artists and date unknown // Pencil sketch of a house. Artist and date unknown // A Program of a concert called "Land of the Empire Builders", put on by the Portland Public Schools, with the support of The North Division of the National Music Educators Conference. The performance took place on March 25th and April 1st of 1949. // Vol. 1-No.11 of the Official Townsend Weekly newspaper. Dated April 1st 1935. // A photo album with a Wooden front and back. According to the front page of the album, these were all pictures taken during an almost three month round trip taken by Ella Redkey, Lillian Redkey, and Beulah Gore, from Medford to New York between June 3rd and August 31st 1938. // Three sections titled "Domestic Science" ripped out of the Saturday Review newspaper, with recipes for meals printed on each section.