MS1410 box 1

MS1410:
Diploma to be a teacher for Hattie M. Warner, dated June 15, 1897 // Carte de Visite photograph album. Brown leather cover with gold pattern on the front. Used to be clasp on the back is broken off. Written in pencil in the inside cover is "Rose Louise Gore" and L.H. Rawson Chicago, IL" The following identified, 2019.15.20.1 L. H. Rawson, Chicago, IL // 2019.15.20.2 E. A Rawson and Mrs. E. A Rawson // 2019.15.20.3 Mrs. E.A. Rawson // 2019.15.20.4 Mrs. R. A. Armstrong // 2019.15.20.5 Colonel A A Rawson // 2019.15.20. 6 Louis Kormendy // 2019.15.20.7 Miss L.R. Rawson // 2019.15.20.8 William Collette // 2019.15.20.9 Mrs. Hall // 2019.15.20.10 Miss L.R. Rawson // 2019.15.20.11 Mrs. L.H. Rawson // 2019.15.20.12 Dr. Stratford // 2019.15.20.13 Russell Sheldon // 2019.15.20.14 George Simmond or Limmond // 2019.15.20.15 A. C. Danford // 2019.15.20.16 Elinor Rawson // 2019.15.20.17 Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelley
photograph album, Not the Gore family? Features some postcard images and people. one identified person: A A Rawson //
Beulah Gore family album. Green photo book, Some of the identified photos have been scanned. 1920s Scanned from the album are the following photos: 2019.15.18.1 Jean & Elizabeth Swagert // 2019.15.18.2 1923 Gore house at 116 Geneva St. Medford, OR
2019.15.18.3 Rosa and Dorothy Gore // 2019.15.18.4 mother and father - Hattie and Edward E Gore // 2019.15.18.5 Mia Cox Lincoln School principal // 2019.15.18.6 Beulah Gore // 2019.15.18.7 Hazel Horner // 2019.15.18.8 Alice Holmback // 2019.15.18.9 116 Geneva St. "Our House 1911-1924" Medford, OR // 2019.15.18.10 Beulah Gore at the ranch // 2019.15.18.11 Mrs. Cornish my Sunday School teacher // 2019.15.18.12 Margaret Cannon // 2019.15.18.13 Rose bush in bloom belonging to Scott Daves // 2019.15.18.14 From top of hill viewing King's Hiway // 2019.15.18.15 Hattie Warner Gore (mother) wearing pants // 2019.15.18.16 mother and dad crossing Rogue River Gorge Edward E and Hattie Gore // 2019.15.18.17 Aunt B's (house) in the winter with snow May 1921 Laramie, WY // 2019.15.18.18 Rosa's friends Earl Cass, Lois Ann Hubbard, Gounl? Fleasee, Rosa and Dorothy Gore //
2019.15.18.19 Flood photos 1927 in Medford, Oregon // 2019.15.18.20 Mr. Richard Wilson // 2019.15.18.21 small painting by Mrs. Minnie Jasmin Nov 15, 1926 // 2019.15.18.22 Betty Elinor McConkle, Grants Pass 1928-29 // 2019.15.18.23 Crescent City Aug 1927 Dorothy and Rosa in swimsuits on the beach // 2019.15.18.24 Billy Vawter at Crescent City 1927 // 2019.15.18.25 Liberta Gore 1928
2019.15.18.26 Beulah Gore HS graduation 1929 // 2019.15.18.27 Beulah Gore HS graduation 1929 // 2019.15.18.28 Fredericka Brommer graduation // 2019.15.18.29 Doll buggy parade Aug 1929 // 2019.15.18.30 Rosa Gore Sep 1929
Folder 1. The Primary Department Promotion Certificate for Beulala Gore, saying that she Graduated from the Primary department of the First Presbyterian School in Medford on Oct. 2nd, 1921,
Folder 2. Photo of a young girl with dark hair, wearing round glasses and a white dress. On the back is Genevive Wutman
Folder 3. a picture that seems the be in blue watercolor pencil, of a couple of windmills on a river bed, while a couple of sail boats float down the river. Next to it is glued a folded piece of paper. The front says 1906 and when you open the fold, it reveals what's left of a small calendar for the month of November.
Folder 4. Some kind of leather folder. It has eight small lines cut into the front part, with the front has an illustration of a start shining brightly down upon a harp laying on top of an olive branch in some rolling hills. Inside the folder, twic is written the name Rosa L. Gore. // A drawing on a piece of leather of one of the Californian Missions. Which one is kind of a mystery, as the name is cut off. The only part left is the part that says "Mission Santa..." So thus it has too be one of the four missions that have Santa in front of their name. Above the drawing of the mission, is a drawing of bells on ribbons being rung.
Folder 5.An illustration of a young blonde girl in brown robes with the hood up, smiles while holding a empty bowl.
Pacific Music Journal, Published by Music Journal Publishing Co. Kent, Wash. July 1907.