John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 1)

[page 1]

[corresponds to front cover of John W. Bricker's postcard collection]

Album

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 2)

Corresponds to front of postcard to Miss Ethel Lackey

GREETINGS FROM GALENA OHIO


Corresponds to back of postcard

postmark GALENA OHIO 1910

Miss Ethel Lackey.

Delaware,

Ohio

R.F.D. #4.


Tuesday P.M.


Dear Cousin: I read your

card and was very glad to

get it. Mildred is just

getting along fine. You must

come over and see us. You

must of had a nice

time sledriding. How do

Mr. Clymers like their house

in Africa. Give my best wishes

to all-

With Love

Gertrude.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 3)

page 3

Corresponds to front of postcard

WORLD'S COLUMBIAN

EXPOSITION

CHICAGO

ADMIT THE BEARER

1ST May to 30TH Oct. 1893.

433014 A.F. Leeberger, H.A. Higinbotham

TREASURER PRESIDENT

AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, NEW YORK


Corresponds to back of postcard

PAPER PATENTED MARCH 8th 1891

GOOD FOR

ONE

ADMISSION

AT

PAY GATES

American Bank Note Co. New-York.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 4)

[page 4]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

DER ISS ALL KINDS

OF SPORT BY

GALENA

YOU CAN HAF DER

TIME VON YOUR

LIFE HERE. A. Easley


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA JUL 23 1PM 1913 OHIO.]

Miss Doris Fuller

Westerville

Ohio

care V.C. Utley


You better come

home by the

26th of July if

you want some

ice-cream & cake

Come or you will

miss the great

birthday celebration

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 5)

[page 5]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

There are lots of nice boys in

Galena, O.

but none like you.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark NOV OHIO]

Mrs. C.C. Bricker,

Galena,

Ohio.


How do you like

it now.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 6)

[page 6]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

VEN YOU LIKE

KISSING DER ONLY

BLACE ISS

Galena

MEINGOTT BUT I'M

GEDDING SORE LIPS

YET. H.A. [illegible]



[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA MAY 6 7AM 1913 OHIO]

D.B. Fuller

Galena, O.

Box 132


[Anglo Kid Series]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 7)

[page 7]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

We are having a fine time in

Galena, O.

and wish you were here too.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 8)

[page 8]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Lovers Lane

in

Galena O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


This is a specimen of a card made up with

the name of your town. For further par-

ticulars see the enclosed circular.

[publisher: United Art Publishing Co., New York City (Printed in Germany).]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 9)

[page 9]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

Camping

in

Galena O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


This is a specimen of a card made up with

the name of your town. For further par-

ticulars see the enclosed circular.

[publisher: United Art Publishing Co., New York City (Printed in Germany).]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 10)

[page 10]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

GREETINGS

FROM

GALENA

OHIO

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA NOV 24 AM 1909]

Mrs. W.A. McIntosh,

Blacklick,

Ohio.

Franklin,

Co.

R.F.D.#

Galena, Ohio, Nov. 23, 09

Dear Aunt,

We are all well.

Hope you are the same.

How is Grace & Mary

Belle? Has Orin went

rabbit hunting yet?

We have 2 or 3 times.

Thanksgiving will soon

be around. I suppose you

will have turkey & goose

& lots of other things.

Good bye. Oliver Johnson



[NO. 45-COTT PRINTING CO., POST CARD JOBBERS COLUMBUS OHIO]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 11)

[page 11]

[corresponds to front of postcard]


A heart-to-heart talk

in GALENA, OHIO


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[Series No. 743 Lovers 12 Designs]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 12)

[page 12]

[corresponds to photograph: PUBLIC SQUARE, LOOKING SOUTH GALENA, O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 13)

[page 13]

[corresponds to of photograph: C.C. Bricker]

[sign: SOLD HERE

STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER

MADE BY ROBERTS, JOHNSON & RAND SHOE CO. ST.LOUIS]

[Charlie C. Bricker on left. Vaughn Fuller in high boots.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 14)

[page 14]

[corresponds to photograph: West Side Public Square Galena O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 15)

[page 15]

[corresponds to photograph: South Side Public Square Galena O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 16)

[page 16]

[corresponds to photograph: Depot St. Looking South Galena O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 17)

[page 17]

[corresponds to photograph: Glena [Galena] Creamery]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 18)

[page 18]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Carpe Van Fleet

Fred Martin

Von Fuller

John Rogers

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 19)

[page 19]

[corresponds to photograph: C.A. & C. Depot Galena O.]

[sign on building: COLUMBUS 19 4/10 MILES GALENA HUDSON 125 0/10 MILES]

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH AND CABLE OFFICE

[sign on drill: THE CYCLONE DRILL CO. ORRVILLE. O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 20)

[page 20]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

C.A. & C. Railroad Bridge


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SALA & [illegible] TR 4 NOV 28 1909 R.P.O.]

[top: PZ Bridge over Little Walnut Galena]

Mr. Clarence Longshore

No. 10 South Liberty St.

Delaware Ohio


Nov. 28, 1909

from

Mother

Well I am at Wilbers

Edith is very sick

but a little better to

day Broncetus and

fever the rest have bad

coldes he phoned for

Bertha or me to come

so I had to come

if she gets better I will

have to go back Wed or thu

mabie will stop of

[bottom right: P. Zimmerman]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 21)

[page 21]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

BRICK & TILE MILL, GALENA, O

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA OCT 6 6PM 1910]


Mr. Clarence Longshore

10 South Liberty

Delaware Ohio



Oct. 6th, 1910

Thought you was

coming over to

stay a while the last

of September did you

get my card the [illiegible] are

all right now Harries are

going to move back on Mrs.

[illegible] Place as soon as

they can it has rained

offal hard write I

will be home

now from

Mother

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 22)

[page 22]

[corresponds to photograph: TILE MILL GALENA OHIO]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 23)

[page 23]

[corresponds to photograph]

[sign on building: COLUMBUS 19 4/10 MILES GALENA HUDSON 125 0/10 MILES]

[sign on building: MONEY ORDERS [illegible]]

[sign on front of building: WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH AND CABLE OFFICE]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 24)

[page 24]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

The Old Mill Galena, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


1908

Covered by

Hoover Dam

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 25)

[page 25]

[corresponds to front of postcard]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[PZ]

Odd Fellows Banquet

Warner Longshore at

far right at end of

table

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 26)

[page 26]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[sign on building: I.C.BUDD.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

I.C. Budd, W.F. Bennett F.S. Budd, Edwin Phillips

[illegible] Budd, SM Wilcox ['Right to left' crossed out]

Left-right

Budds Store. Galena

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 27)

[page 27]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

PUBLIC SQUARE LOOKING NORTH GALENA, O

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CARDINGTON DEC 5 530 PM 1912]

Mrs. Marble Waldon

314 W. 4th Ave.,

Columbus,

Ohio.


Dec = 5 = 1912

As this year is most gone

and I haven't [illegible]

[illegible] with me will let you

know I am still roling

on. am in Cardington

but will soon be in gal

-ena Wish amery

C = and Hapy New Years. Yor

friend

H.A. Longshore

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 28)

[page 28]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

GALENA OHIO POST OFFICE

[corresponds to back of post card]


Uncle Sam's Boys

December

1908

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 29)

[page 29]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Mulzers Mill Galena Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 30)

[page 30]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

ME Church Galena,O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 31)

[page 31]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. CHURCH, GALENA, O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 32)

[page 32]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

Interior M.E. Church

Galena, O

'01

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[Pearl Zimmerman]

E.L.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 33)

[page 33]

[corresponds to front of post card]

M.E. Church Galena O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA FEB 10 5 PM 1915 OHIO]

Mrs. Earl Plunkett

Delaware

Ohio


Dear Cousin. How

are you? We are all

well. Would just

love to see you all.

I expect your little

girl is awful cute now

I am at the P.O. and

this pen is miserable.

With Love Gertrude

Lackey Rose

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 34)

[page 34]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

INTERIOR M.E. CHURCH, GALENA, O

1909

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 35)

[page 35]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

METHODIST CHURCH & PARSONAGE, GALENA, O, SHORT WESTERVILLE, O


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DEC 13 1 PM 1909 OHIO]

Mrs. Cora Shaw,

Everett,

Ohio

R.F.D.


Dear Mrs. Shaws, 12/12 '09

We were so glad to hear from

you, and think of you all

often. How I wish we might

have another good visit.

We like our place and work very

much but certainly we are kept

busy. The people are very kind.

This is the church that is to be

remodeled next summer. The parson-

age is lovely, but it does not look near-

ly as large as it really is. It is

really larger than the one at Granger.

Hope you all are well and hope

you will have a most merry Xmas &

happy New Year. Kind regards to all


Lovingly, Matilda Polhamus.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 36)

[page 36]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Epliscoble [Episcopal] Church

Galena O

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 37)

[page 37]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Episcopal Church Galena Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 38)

[page 38]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

BRIDGE OVER BIG WALNUT,,GALENA, O, [SHORT, WESTERVILLE]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

George Fritsche



From [illegible]

Charley Fritsche

6 [illegible] Crown St.

Cincinati

Ohio

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 39)

[page 39]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Bridge looking east Big Walnut

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 40)

[page 40]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

BRIDGE OVER BIG WALNUT,, GALENA, O, [SHORT WESTERVILLE]

[corresponds to back of postcard]








June 29, 1910

Dear Harold

I will send

you a card to-

day

Mamma


Harold DeWitt

Centerburg

O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 41)

[page 41]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Bridge Looking East Galena Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: Galena SEP 12 [illegible] 1912 OHIO]

Mr. Ray Freece

Granville
O

R. No.


Sept 12, 1912

How is everybody

in your neck of the

woods. In haste,

Zilpha Taylor

Sunbury

R. #4 O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 42)

[page 42]


[corresponds to back of postcard]


Naomi Fuller and her grandparents

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 43)

[page 43]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[OLENTANGY PARK]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Esther Patterson

Grover Skinner

Ferne Walker

Von Fuller

[publisher: MYERS PHOTO CO., COLUMBUS,O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 44)

[page 44]

[corresponds to photograph]

[sign: I.C. BUDD DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SALTS, MEATS & c.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 45)

[page 45]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

1911

Martha Naomi Fuller

Age 2 yrs.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 46)

[page 46]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Von Fuller and Indianola.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 47)

[page 47]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

GREETINGS

FROM

GALENA, OHIO.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: AUG [illegible] 6 PM 1910 OHIO]

Mrs. Theo. Eppink

1819 W. 54th

Cleveland

O.


Dear Jen:

These are different

views of this country place.

We are well & having a

good time.

Henry.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 48)

[page 48]

[corresponds to front of photograph: High School Galena O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 49)

[page 49]

[corresponds to front of photograph: M.E. CHURCH AND PARSONAGE GALENA OHIO]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 50)

[page 50]

[corresponds to front of photograph: Episcopal Church Galena Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 51)

[page 51]

[corresponds to front of photograph: Scene on Big Walnut Galena O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 52)

[page 52]

[corresponds to photograph reprinted MAY 1972]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 53)

[page 53]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

PUBLIC SCHOOL BLDG. GALENA, O. [SHORT WESTERVILLE,O]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

POST CARD [postmark: GALENA APR 14 9 AM 1910 OHIO]

Mrs. W.A. McIntosh

Summit Sta

Licking Co, O


Galena O April 14 - 1910

Dear Sister. no doubt you

know tomorrow you have

a birthday. have you got

moved and straitened up

I was surprised to hear

you were going to move

when are you coming up

I have not commenced to

clean house yet want to

commence next week. hope

this will find you all well. Retta

I would like to see

Mary Belle. give her

a kiss for me. R.J.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 54)

[page 54]

[correponds to back of postcard]


Mary Fuller.

1911.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 55)

[page 55]

[correponds to front of postcard]

[sign on building in background: WB VANCE HARDWARE]

Uncle Lee and his kid wagon

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 56)

[page 56]

[corresponds to photograph reprinted MAY 1972]

[sign on pole: Good Year Service Station]

[description provided by John Bricker, Jr. and Virginia Ihle:
The truck in the photograph is backed up to C.C. Bricker's store in Galena.
The store is next to the Dustin Inn. The truck belonged to C.C. Bricker.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 57)

[page 57]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: illegible]


Miss Elizabeth Vansickle,

Westerville,

O.

Galena, Ohio

Galena O. OCt. 13th '10

Dear Aunt Betsey,

Congratulations

on this your birthday, and that

the coming years may be

pleasant and peaceful

is the wish of your true friends

Lee and Mina Adams.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 58)

[page 58]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 59)

[page 59]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. CHURCH AND PARSONAGE GALENA OHIO


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA AUG 22 9AM 1914 OHIO]

Mrs. Jennie Cunningham

100 Walnut St. [crossed out]

Oxford

Ohio


My dear Mrs.Cunningham

We had a very nice home

coming in the re-decorated

church missed you also my

favorite seat by being late

hope you are having a

fine time your former

seat mate, Mrs. Ekelbury.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 60)

[page 60]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 61)

[page 61]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

[sign: RESTAURANT]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Luther Johnson and daughter Frankie

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 62)

[page 62]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

METHODIST CHURCH & PARSONAGE, GALENA, O, [SHORT WESTERVILLE, O]


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[postmark: GALENA APR 14 6PM 1910 OHIO]


Mrs. David Lackey

Delaware

Ohio

R.D. #4


Dear Friend:-

My wish for you

is that this, and

each returning birth-

day may be filled

with Peace and Pleasure.

Ocatvia Domigan

Thanks for card received

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 63)

[page 63]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

Depot St. Looking South Galena O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 64)

[page 64]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Howard Dustin

Kenneth (Red) Platt

Lytle Morris

Jimmy Vance


[Pearl Zimmerman]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 65)

[page 65]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[sign: I.C. Budd.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SALT MEATS & & c.]

[sign: Fisk Tires]

[sign: Mail Pouch]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 66)

[page 66]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Silas Williamson

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA JUL 11 5PM 1917]

A. E. Montgomery

Johnstown

Licking P o

Ohio

R.R. No [illegible]


Hello A.E M.

Cannot be there

right away will

come as soon as

I can. I will

tell you why when

I come

We are having lots of rain

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 67)

[page 67]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. CHURCH, GALENA, OHIO.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 68)

[page 68]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[on basketball: OHIO LAMP 1921]

[corresponds to back of postcard]


I am enclosing picture of Girl's Basket

Ball Team of this year. I have coached

teams every year since I left Galena

We won City Championship this year

with our men. We play all over Northern

Ohio. Mr. Geiger

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 69)

[page 69]


[corresponds to back of photograph]

Frank McMahon Circa 1933

In front of Garage & Restaurant

Northeast side of Galena Square

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 70)

[page 70]

[corresponds to front of photograph reprinted MAR 74]

Yankee Street Bridge

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 71)

[page 71]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 72)

[page 72]

[corresponds to photograph reprinted MAR 74]

Galena School

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 73)

[page 73]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

[No description]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 74)

[page 74]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

[description provided by John Bricker, Jr.: train traveling past the Galena brick plant]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 75)

[page 75]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[OLENTANGY PARK.]

[corresponds to back of postcard]


Arthur Boston

Von Fuller

[publisher: MYERS PHOTO CO., 112 1/2 SO. HIGH ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 76)

[page 76]

[corresponds to front of postcard]


Von Fuller

Ferne Walker

[publisher: MYERS PHOTO CO.,COLUMBUS, O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 77)

[page 77]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

[description provided by John Bricker, Jr.: Von Fuller and Esther Patterson]

[corrresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: MYERS PHOTO CO.,COLUMBUS, O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 78)

[page 78]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Howard & Mabel Residence (Present Clarence Edwards 1974)

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 79)

[page 79]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 80)

[page 80]


[corresponds to front of potograph]

Jim

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Jim Vance and Ralph (Kinky) Clark.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 81)

[page 81]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. CHURCH, GALENA, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]



Mrs. Wm McIntosh.

Black Lick.

Ohio.

Grace & MaryBelle


Dear Mama, rec'd

your letters up to date.

Will send you all a

card of views of the town

I think MaryBelle and I

will go to Bertha's tomorrow

for dinner. Aunt Retta

took the picture of Black

Lick you sent Mary-

Belle. She is well &

having a good time.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 82)

[page 82]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

L-R Clarence Hancock,

Charlie Bricker, Forest

Adams.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 83)

[page 83]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

Honor Roll

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Dedication of war memorial on Galena

Square July 4, 1945. Maj. Ivan C. Whipple

was speaker

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 84)

[page 84]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[sign: I.C. Budd

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SALT MEATS & c]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 85)

[page 85]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

Honor Roll

LEST WE FORGET WORLD WAR II

ALEX BALKA HOWARD W. GREEN JR. GEORGE MAY CLARENCE WARNER

ODELLA BLENTON C. VERNOR GREEN ROBERT E. MAY EUGENE W. WISE

DAVID BRICKER WILLIAM E. GREEN ANDREW McFARLAND JR. EVERETT W. WISE

HOWARD BRICKER BEN GROOMS ROBERT McELWEE MARCUS WELLS

CHARLES BERDETTE BILL GROOMS NEWELL McELWEE ROBERT B. WALSER

LOWELL W. BOOTH ALBERT GROOMS ALLAN McMAHON DARREL WOOD

HARRY BARCUS JR. JOE GROOMS CLARENCE OVERSTREET RUSSEL GORDON WALKER

VERNON BAILEY EARL J. HUBBARD PAUL E. PERRY MELVIN A WATTS

THEODORE BENNETT ROBERT HARTSOOK WARREN PRICE WALLACE WILLIAMS

PHILIP BALDRIDGE ORVAL HANCOCK CHARLES PARADY PAUL ZIMMERMAN

F. ALLEN CANTLEBERRY HARRY HUBBARD GEORGE PRESLEY CHESTER G. BOGGS

GORDON CANTLEBERRY FRITZ HABERMAN CHARLES REIGEL JR.

ARTHUR CULVER JR. JAMES PAUL JOHNSON WILLIAM H ROOF

GEORGE CARPENTER LEO C. JORDAN LAWRENCE RHOADES

CLARENCE R. CAMERON JAMES A. KINTZ HERBERT RAMMELSBURG

MIKE M. CHATTOS ROY LEHMAN NEIL RAMMELSBURG

LEWIS A. CHATTOS DONALD LEHMAN HARRY E. SMITH

KARL L. DARKEY VINCENT LINENKUGEL HAROLD H. SMITH

ARTHUR CHRISTY WILLIAM LUTHI ROBERT E. SMITH

HARRY DIETT L. VINCENT LINNABARY JOHN SHEWARD

CHARLES DENTY IVAN B. LINNABARY WILLIAM H. SHEWARD

BURT O. DeBOLT RALPH LONGSHORE ROBERT E. SHEWARD

JUDSON EDWARDS EARL D. LONGSHORE FLORENCE E. SHULTZ

PAUL FONTANELLE LURA JEAN MIESSE JOHN W. SHULTZ

CLAUDE FULLER EVERETTE MIESSE JR. HELEN SPEAKMAN

CECIL E. FULLER M. REED MYERS JOSEPH STEWART

JAMES FULLER LEO MYERS WESLEY LEE SHULL

RAYMOND R. FISSEL JOHN P. MOORE LEE TRAINER

COY B. GREEN LEROY MAY DALE TEPPER

SPONSORED BY THE G. and T. CLUB of GALENA

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 86)

[page 86]


[corresponds to back of photograph]

Utley hotel. Left of Sunbury Rd. Bridge

on east edge of town. Across from town hall.

"In 1940's Ridgeway home"

Removed because of Hoover Dam

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 87)

[page 87]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

METHODIST CHURCH & PARSONAGE, GALENA, O, [SHORT WESTERVILLE, O]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SUNBURY APR 2 [illegible] 9AM 19 [illegible]

Mr. Clarence Longshore

153 W. William

Delaware

Ohio


Apr 26. Dear Bro. & Sis. It [Pearl Zimmerman]

seems I must be messenger

for you & Florence for Elsie

The banquet is Tues May 9.

and they want every-bodys

dollar the Tuesday before

so if you are coming &

want me to pay your

dollar for you when I do mine

just drop me a card

and let me know I

think they will have a

nice time. Elsie & I got a

card from Abbie Lee. All are

well. Commencement May 5.

Love to both Bertha.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 88)

[page 88]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Bridge over little Walnut

on Dustin Rd.

Bottom of hill edge of

town

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 89)

[page 89]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. CHURCH, GALENA, OHIO.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA SEP 15 9AM 1909 OHIO]


Mr. Clarence Longshore

Elderado

Ohio.


[Pearl Zimmerman]


Galena, Ohio

Hellow brother & sister

how are you. we are all

well. I expect you will

be surprised to get a

card from me. Friday

is Warners birthday &

I am asking a few to

send him a postcard

& would like for you folks

to remember him.

From Alice Longshore

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 90)

[page 90]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Feb 28-09

M.E.CHURCH, GALNEA, OHIO.

Retta Johnson


[corresponds to back of postcard]

Mrs. Grace Shadwick

Black Lick

R.F.D. O

Franklin Co.


Feb 28-09

Dear Grace I

will write you a few

lines we looked for your

Papa last night but

did not see him. was'ent

they foolish not to stay

longer when they were

here. Elmer boled until

12 O Clock last night &

till noon to day Mary &

the boys were at Columbus yesterday

R. J.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 91)

[page 91]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 92)

[page 92]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

METHODIST CHURCH & PARSONAGE, GALENA, O [SHORT WESTERVILLE, O]


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[postmark: GALENA AUG 6 9 AM 1909 OHIO]


Your old

Pardner

Eunice



Mrs. Lizzy Leary

city

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 93)

[page 93]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 94)

[page 94]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 95)

[page 95]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

W.C. Roberts Res., Galena, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

Mrs. George C. Marsh

West Ray St.

New Philadelphia,

Ohio

Dear Pete:- We expect

to arrive in a few

days. Christmas about

[illegible] Tell G.C. I want him

to save me a pretty cal-

endar this year- sure.

Never got one of them

last year.

Yours- Ida E.R.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 96)

[page 96]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 97)

[page 97]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 98)

[page 98]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 99)

[page 99]


[corresponds to back of photograph]

Mary Fuller, Doris Brickers mother

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 100)

[page 100]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[sign in left window: BARNUM & BAILEY SUPER CIRCUS JULY 24]

[sign in right window: NOTIONS]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

I.C. Budd Store

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 101)

[page 101]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

ANGELS OF ZOAR

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 102)

[page 102]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 103)

[page 103]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 104)

[page 104]


[corresponds to back of photograph]

Railroad water tank west edge of Galena

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 105)

[page 105]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Everybody's Getting It in

Condit, O.

Why

don't you get wise?

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CONDIT DEC 1 1913 A.M. OHIO]


Mr. Charles Hooker

Coshocton

Ohio

Route 7.


Dec 1 ''13

Dear Bro

How are you all down

there by this time.

they are well up here except Ray-

mond he is not

very well. I got

home all O.K. came

Sat it was dark

when I lift Brink

Haven Isn't this

fine weather. ha ha

what did you think

of those pictures (ha ha)

well this will be

all for this time good by

Hulda.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 106)

[page 106]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

STREET VIEW CONDIT, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Delaware County

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 107)

[page 107]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Greetings from CONDIT, Ohio


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[postmark: CONDIT JUN 26 9 AM 1930]


Miss Dorpha Hanna

Sherwood

Ohio

Dear Dorpha:

Was very glad to

get your card. We hope

you are enjoying your

vacation and don't work

too hard. ha! We are

O.K. and able to work.

Say hello to the rest

of your folks for us.

Best Wishes

Craig and Bernice


[publisher: No. 2486, 16 des. Photo Brown Farm Scenes]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 108)

[page 108]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. Church, Sunbury, Ohio.

[Pearl Zimmerman]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Mrs. Phenie Longshore

Eldorado

Ohio


In God We

Trust

Mother

[publisher: Art Mfg Co., Amelia, O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 109)

[page 109]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

DAYTON, OHIO. Soldiers Home-Headquarters and Memorial Hall.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Mr. Warner Longshore

Galena

SOLDIERS HOME-HEADQUARTERS AND MEMORIAL

HALL. The headquarters and Memorial Hall Building of the

National Soldiers Home, is devoted to the administration of

the affairs of the Institution. Forty handsome structures, in-

cluding a church, library, music hall, hospital, etc., accom-

modate 7,500 disabled soldiers. The grounds embrace 700

acres, beautifully laid out with forest trees, winding walks and

drives, a deer-park, lakes, an artificial grotto, hot houses, etc.

[publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons, "Collo Type" [Regd] Postcard No. 6434, "DAYTON,Ohio."

ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING & QUEEN.

Printed in Holland]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 110)

[page 110]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

PUBLIC SQUARE LOOKING NORTH GALENA,O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]


[postmark:GALENA DEC 28 21 5-PM OHIO]


Mrs. J.W. Brown

R# 9 Box 146a

West Toldeo

Ohio.


How s everything

and everybody?

Berwyn has the

same thing

Myrle had.

Will be home

Saturday

Mrs. S.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 111)

[page 111]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. Church Berkshire O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SUNBURY DEC 24 6PM 1914 OHIO)


Mrs. Delia M Frost.

No. 613-E. 6th St,

Hampton,

Iowa.

Wishing You a Merry

Christmas & a Happy

New Year. I am as

Ever Your Cousin

Emma L. Frost.

Sunbury,

O.

RD.4.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 112)

[page 112]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

THE CARPENTER HOUSE, Nathan Carpenter, the first set-

tler of Delaware County, arrived in 1801 and chose a site a

few miles south of the present town of Stratford where he

built a log cabin and before fall his permanent home of logs.

This small building, constructed of native stone has survi-

ved since these early days, and has recently been restored.

It is no doubt the oldest structure in the county.


The Delaware County Historical Society

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 113)

[page 113]

[corresponds to newspaper ad]

Our Coats

Exceptional value

in these

COATS

We own them

at the

right price

and we are

passing this

low price

on to You.

__________

They must be

seen to be

appreciated

$9.95

$12.50

$15.00


C.C. Bricker

Galena, O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 114)

[page 114]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Hughes & Smythe factory south of square

accros[crossed out] across from town hall

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 115)

[page 115]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 116)

[page 116]

[corresponds to newspaper ad]

Reduction Sale

The same high Standard of Quality remains but the

Price for the next FIFTEEN DAYS will be CUT sur-

prisingly LOW. This is done to make room for Fall

Stock coming in......

Just a few of Those

OXFORDS LEFT

Gents $4.00 Gun Metal and Patent Leather

OXFOROS.........................................$2.98

Gents $3.00 Gun Metal and Patent Leather

OXFORDS.........................................$1.98

Gents $3.50 Tan OXFORDS.................................$2.48

Ladies $3.00 Patent Leather OXFORDS and

PUMPS...........................................$1.98

Ladies $2.00 Gun Metal, Valour and Patent

OXFORDS.........................................$1.48
_________________________________________________________________

EXTRA SPECIALS

1 Lot Gents $3.50 Tan and Pat. Oxfords = $1.19

1 Lot Ladies $2.25 and $2.50 Black

and Tan = = = =$1.19

_________________________________________________________________

These Shoes are going at these Prices until the 15th for

CASH ONLY

THEY ARE ALL STAR BRANDS.

ALL SUMMER UNDERWARE AT A REDUCTION--COME IN

AND BE CONVINCED
_________________________________________________________________

Respectfully Yours


C.C. BRICKER, GALENA. O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 117)

[page 117]

[corresponds to newspaper article]

C.C. Bricker Sells General

Store in Galena

_______

C.C. Bricker has sold his general

store in Galena to J.L. Hancock of

that village and Alva Hancock of

Centerburg. Hancocks took posess-

ion of the store the first of the week.

J.L. Hancock says this is his first

experience in the mercantile busi-

ness and that his son, Alva will be

the manager. Alva has been in the

general store work for several years;

spending ten years in Budd's store

at Galena, five years in a Centerburg

business house, operated stores in

several western states, and was em-

plyed by Mr. Bricker at one time.

Mr. Bricker has owned this Galena

business house for twenty-five years.

Alva Hancocks will move to Galena

as soon as school closes in Center-

burg.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 118)

[page 118]

[corresponds to newspaper article]

C.C. Bricker Opens Store

At Galena
______

C.C. Bricker has again entered

the mercantile business in Galena.

Monday morning he opened a com-

plete dry goods, grocery and meat

market in the Lee building on the

West side of the square in Galena.

Prior to the World War, Mr.

Bricker was in the mercantile busi-

ness at this same stand, and for the

past several years he has been clerk-

ing at the Blakely-Williams store.

His experience and knowledge of

this business should merit him suc-

cess.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 119)

[page 119]

[corrsponds to newspaper ad]

THE SUNBURY NEWS


C.C. Bricker

GALENA - OHIO
______

WEEK-END SPECIALS!

Pennant Flour Sugar

24 1/2 lb sack 90c 25-lb.bag $1.42

Apples Bananas

6 lbs. for ..... 25c per lb.... 5c

COFFEE


Our Choice Vogue

per lb... 38c per lb... 50c


SEED POTATOES-ONION SETS

Bulk and Package Garden Seeds

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 120)

[page 120]

[corresponds to newspaper ad]

____________________________

C.C. Bricker

GALENA, OHIO

MEAT MARKET

__________

Nothing but the Choicest Beef and Pork...

SHOULDER ROAST
Per lb . . . . . . 23c

CHUCK ROAST
Per lb . . . . . . 25c

FRONT PORTERHOUSE STEAK
Per lb . . . . . . 30c

ROUND STEAK
Per lb . . . . . . 32c

LOIN STEAK
Per lb . . . . . . 35c

Fresh Pork Steak Loin Chops Spare Ribs

DRY SALT SIDE PORK
Per lb . . . . . . 25c

Pickle Pork
Per lb . . . . . . 25c

Lunch Meats

Minced Ham Pressed Ham
per lb ....30c per lb ....35c

Bologna Weiners
per lb ....25c per lb ....25c

Smoked Meats

Block Hams, half or whole . . . 27c

For Saturday Only!

SMOKED CALLIES
Per lb . . . . . . . 15c

__________

Free Show on Public Square Saturday Night!

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 121)

[page 121]

[corresponds to newspaper ad]

C.C. BRICKER

GALENA, OHIO
________

___THE INDEPENDENT STORE___

PENNANT FLOUR
24 1/2 lb. sack . . . . . . 90c

APPLE BUTTER
35 oz. Glass Jar . . . . . . 22c

TOMATO SOUP
per can . . . . . . . . 10c

PEACHES
Heavy Syrup, per can . . . . . 25c

GRAPENUTS
per pkg. . . . . . . . . 15c

QUAKER CRACKERS
2 pkgs. . . . . . . . . 25c

PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
per pound . . . . . . . . 6c

FIGARO SMOKED SALT
Sugar Cures, 10 lb. can . . . . 90c


-For Saturday Only-

CANE SUGAR
25 lb sack . . . . . . . $1.47

FIG BARS
per pound . . . . . . . 10c

NAVY BEANS
Choice Hand Picked, 3 lbs. . . . . 25c

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 122)

[page 122]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Heartiest

Congratulations

Greetings

Sunbury O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 123)

[page 123]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

1913


Nell Wood

and Maud

her old driving

Nag

Sunbury

R.D. 3 Ohio

To Charley

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 124)

[page 124]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

K. of P. Hall, Sunbury, O


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Art Mfg Co., Amelia, O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 125)

[page 125]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

New Baptist

Church and

Parsonage

Sunbury, O



[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SUNBURY OCT 18 9 AM 1911 OHIO]


Miss Fannie Dix,

Prospect,

Ohio


I was all in Mon.

about noon.

Your friend

Katherine Irwin.

[ans.underlined in left margin]

Sunbury, O., Oct., 17, 1911.

Friend Fannie-,

I received your

postal last night and

was quite surprised.

I went over to Sedgwick's

to-night. It was Rolland's

birthday. We made nut

fudge. Well, we got home

at 5:30, I went to church

and didn't study any.

[publisher: Art Mfg Co., Amelia, O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 126)

[page 126]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. Church, Sunbury, Ohio


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SUNBURY SEP 2 6 PM 1910]


Miss Evaline Schooler

Bladensburg

O.

R.D. No. 1


Sept 2 -Friday Afternoon

Dear Evaline

We are at Sunbury

this afternoon, We are going

to call on Grace Rosecrans

this afternoon, we drove Parker

this is a nice town, we wasn't

very long comeing We saw

lots of cows on the road &

saw a lot of brush. I told Edith

it looked like All fence

I think I will get to come

home Tuesday


[written upside down at top]

[illegible] has been haven the tooth ach

[publisher: Art Mfg Co., Amelia, O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 127)

[page 127]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

You Au-to be in

LEWIS CENTER, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: LEWIS CENTER SEP 6 [illegible] AM 1919 OHIO]

Miss Ida Briers.

Ashley, Ohio.

Rt 1. Box 57


Sept., 6

Dear Daut:-

I reckon you think I have

forgotten you but I havent I

just have so much to do I

don't get time onely as I

just let my work go and

take time. This leaves all

of us well today I hope


will find you all well I

got a letter from your Aunt

Susie last weeak. Well I will

try to write you a letter soon. Your Mother

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 128)

[page 128]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

C.A. & C. Depot, Sunbury, Ohio

[publisher: Art Mfg Co., Amelia, O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 129)

[page 129]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Greetings from Westerville, Ohio

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: WESTERVILLE JUL 12 3' 0 PM 1938 OHIO]


3114 Hassler St.

Miss Sugar Kershner

1419 Wayland Ave

Ohmer Park

Dayton, Ohio


Dear Sugar:

Sorry I forgot to answer

your letter but was busy

getting ready to come up here.

Having a grand time.

Have met a lot of kids

from Belmont.

Will write latter on.

So long

Martha Ann [illegible]



[publisher: TOMMLIN ART CO., BABYLON. L.I. N.Y.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 130)

[page 130]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Trenton Presbytarian Church, Condit, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: OCT 19 P.M. 1922 OHIO]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Mrs. Harry Wright

[illegible]

New York.

Condit, Ohio

Oct. 19 1922

Dear Hattie. We came here

Saturday as we could not get

home without traveling

Sunday. am going to

start for [illegible] today

Would like to hear how

Harry is. and all of you

We are with Cousin Sol

Walker over Sunday

will send you word when

we get home. It is a bright

frosty morning. [illegible] J.

Sol and Ruby have gone to

Mich a few [illegible] Aunt Anna

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 131)

[page 131]

[corresponds to front of post card]

Trenton Presbytarian Church, Condit, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CONDIT. SEP 16 AM [illegible] Ohio]

Mrs. Sarah Ogdon

[illegible]

Ind.

Dear Sarah

I wish you many

more happy birthday

hope when this

reaches you it

will find you

feeling better

Stella


[publisher: Published by H.G. Zimmerman & Co. Chicago]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 132)

[page 132]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[printed on window at left: DOCTOR GERHARDT]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SUNBURY MAR 4 PM 1909]

Mrs. Mont Wigton

Columbus.

Ohio.


Station B.

Sunbury. O. Mar. 17, 1909.

My Dear Mrs. Nettie-- You

sent me the prettiest card I

have. Many thanks. I was

very sorry I could not

attend your grandmother's

funeral, but Dr. had to go away.

I have been quite sick for

over a week with tonsilitis.

I am some better. I

would like to see you.

With love

Emma A Gerhardt

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 133)

[page 133]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

I am here at the great

Rome Fair

seeing the sights.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: COLONIAL BADGE CO., BASIL, OHIO.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 134)

[page 134]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[on building: ESTABLISHED 1892

THE SUNBURY CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY CO]

GREETINGS FROM SUNBURY O

[publisher: COTT PRINTING CO., PUBLISHERS, COLUMBUS, O.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 135)

[page 135]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

On the Rome

Fair Grounds

[corresponds to back of post card]

[postmark: GALENA OCT 7 6 PM 1911]


Mrs. Myrtle Love

622 Seymour Ave.

Columbus

O.

Galena O. 10/7, 1911

Dear Daughter I am send

ing you a little bit of the

Rome Fair. Didn't know

where to send it before

Ealy's had a sale Thursday

and are coming to Col. next

week. Write soon. Mama

[publisher: PUB. BY HAENLEIN BROS., COLUMBUS, OHIO.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 136)

[page 136]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Aug-1911

near Galena?

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 137)

[page 137]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: ALEXANDRIA JUL 3 12 M 1918 BEAUREGARD]

Mr. Allen McMahan

Galena, Ohio.

Delaware,Co.

7/2/18

155th U.S. Inf., Co. I,

Dear Old Pal Allen:

How is every-

thing up in Galena?

Would like to be up there

and go swimming with

you. Sure is hot down

here. Old boy. Tell

Dad I'll write him soon

as I get time. They surely

are working the old-time

sweat out of us. Would

like to have a letter from

you, old scout. Tell me about

your boy scout organization.

Best wishes Elba Mc Caughey.

[Charley McCoy's son.]

[Paul Evarts

Collection]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 138)

[page 138]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[on building: Established 1892

THE SUNBURY COOPERATIVE CREAMERY CO]

GREETINGS FROM SUNBURY O

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 139)

[page 139]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

CONDIT SCHOOL BLDG. [SHORT WESTERVILLE, O]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CONDIT. SEP 1 P.M. 1915 OHIO]

Mr. Charles Hooker

Barberton

Ohio.

Dear

Brother,

Did not get

to send you

a birthday card

as I wanted to so

will send you this

instead. This is where Earl

goes to school. Kenneth

is going to start this fall.

We were disappointed when

you did not get home

that day we were

there. Mama said

you were at

the picnic,

with love

[illegible]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 140)

[page 140]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Victory Camp, Galena, O.-Main Tabernacle

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 141)

[page 141]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[printed on window blinds: FARMERS BANK]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

Sunbury, Ohio

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 142)

[page 142]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 143)

[page 143]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

HIGH SCHOOL

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: WESTERVILLE JUL 2 1 PM 1913 OHIO]


Mrs. Mary Fuller

Galena

Ohio
Wednesday.

Dear Ones All:

Well Aunt Gertie

is ready to go to Col. Mrs.

Wright is coming to go with her.

Aren't you glad it rained.

I certainly am.

Aunt Gertie said if you come

down & have a dozen eggs

she wishes you would bring

them.

Come down to-morrow or

Sat. if you can. We would

rather you wouldn't come down

Fri. for we are going to have a

sort of a picnic in the yard &

couldn't have a very good visit

with you. Our picnic will be

for supper. You might bring

my hat down so she can see

it on me & then you can take it

back. Bring the little tweezers too.

Her eye is no better. Come. Doris

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 144)

[page 144]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

PUBLIC SQUARE LOOKING EAST, SUNBURY, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: D.W.SHORT, ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH POST CARD WESTERVILLE, O]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 145)

[page 145]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[no description given]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 146)

[page 146]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE LINCOLN MEMORIAL, WESTERVILLE, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: COLUMBUS, OHIO FEB 6 6-PM 1911]

Mrs. D P Shie

Wooster

Ohio

% Dr. [illegible] Hospital

Dear Mrs. Shie

You possibly do not

know that we have moved to Col. O. But I

get the Orville paper

was very sorry to

learn of your illness

Sincerely hope this finds you much

improved

With kindest regards

4 [illegible number] 2 Hamilton Ave. Mrs. McLeod

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 147)

[page 147]

[corresponds to front of postcard]


View of Olentangy

from Marion Strt. Bridge

Cardington, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CARDINGTON JUN [illegible] 5 30 PM 1911 OHIO.]


Mr. Von Fuller

Galena

O.


I have been intending to

write to you ever since

I got home but have

been very busy. Please

let me know when

there is another dance

at Sunbury for a

bunch from here are

coming down

Ethel.


[publisher: Published by C.G. [illegible] Bookseller and Stationer, Marion, Ohio.

Printed in Belgium]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 148)

[page 148]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Hiawatha Park Mt Vernon, O, 6

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Mt Vernon 12-7-09

[illegible signature]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 149)

[page 149]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sandusky St. at Night Delaware Ohio

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 150)

[page 150]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Mt. Vernon, O. Public Square.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: MOUNT VERNON, OHIO OCT 24 [illegible] 1910]

Mr. Vaughn Fuller

Galena

Ohio

Friend Cinnamon -

I was very sorry

and disapointed to know

you were not coming

to-day. It will be a lone-

some day for me. I wish

you would write a nice

long note. I was glad

to receive your card it

kind of made me feel


[publisher: Published by Woolson's Racket Store, Mt. Vernon, O.

Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 151)

[page 151]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Bird's Eye North From

View of Delaware Spire of St. Paul's


[corresponds to back of postcard]


Birds-eye View of Delaware, North from Spire of St. Paul's

Church. DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 152)

[page 152]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

THE HOLE IN THE WALL, DELAWARE, OHIO

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 153)

[page 153]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Main Street North from City Hall,

Delaware, Ohio.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

Main Street, North from City Hall. DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 154)

[page 154]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

North FRANKLIN ST., DELAWARE, OHIO

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 155)

[page 155]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

City Hall, Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 156)

[page 156]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

View of City Park and Prof. R. Parsons the leader in Civic Improvement

Delaware, Ohio.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 157)

[page 157]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sandusky Street, looking North, Delaware, Ohio.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 158)

[page 158]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

MONTROSE AVE.,

DELAWARE, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 159)

[page 159]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

West William Street East from Masonic Hall

Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio.]

West William Street from Masonic Temple East.

DELAWARE, Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 160)

[page 160]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

UNIVERSITY AVE. EAST FROM LIBERTY ST.

DELAWARE, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 161)

[page 161]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

N. Franklin St.

Delaware, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

North Franklin Street, South from Central Avenue

DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,

Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 162)

[page 162]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Montrose Ave., Looking North from Oak Hill Ave., DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 163)

[page 163]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

UNIVERSITY AVE. EAST FROM LIBERTY ST.

DELAWARE, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 164)

[page 164]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

North Washington street, Looking South from Griswold St., DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 165)

[page 165]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

OLENTNAGY RIVER AND BIG "4"

R.R.BRIDGE, DELAWARE,O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 166)

[page 166]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

OLENTANGY RIVER DELAWARE, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 167)

[page 167]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Lincoln Ave. E. from Liberty St.

Delaware, Ohio

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street, Delaware,Ohio.]

Lincoln Ave. East from Liberty DELAWARE. Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 168)

[page 168]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Oak Hill Ave., Looking East from Montrose Ave.,

DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 169)

[page 169]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

North Liberty St., Looking South from Central Ave., DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 170)

[page 170]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Birthplace of President Hayes

East William Street, Delaware, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

Birthplace of Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States

from 1877 to 1881, East William Street.

DELAWARE, Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 171)

[page 171]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

N. Franklin St., South from Asbury Church, DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 172)

[page 172]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

North Franklin St. DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 173)

[page 173]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

W. Williams St. looking east from Perkins Hill, DELAWARE O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 174)

[page 174]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

West School Building, Delaware, Ohio.


Dear Doris-

I thought

I would

send you

a card to

put in

your album.

This is a

picture

of the school

that I go to,

and also

Hugh. This

is the girls

side. When

is your mother

coming out?

from Geneva.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE NOV 4 [illegible] 1907 OHIO]

[postmark: GALENA OHIO NOV 4 5 PM 1907]

Doris Fuller

Galena,

Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 175)

[page 175]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Carnegie Library, Delaware, Ohio. Geneva F.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALENA, OHIO Nov 4 5 PM 1907]

[postmark: DELAWARE, OHIO NOV 4 130 PM 1907]

This is a picture of

the library that

Hugh and I take

books out of. Here is

another card for

you to put in your

album. Is your

mother ever coming

out? It is about time

good Bye from your

cosin geneva.

[LEIPZIG BERLIN DRESDEN

LITHO_CHROME

TRADE MARK

GERMANY]

[publisher:No. C820 Published by The American News Company, New York.

Leipzig-Berlin]


Doris Fuller

Galena

Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 176)

[page 176]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

WEST SCHOOL BUILDING, DELAWARE, OHIO

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE AUG 31 5-PM 1914 OHIO]


Miss Dorris Fuller

Galena. Ohio

Del.

Co.

Dear Dorris

I came Sat.

morning

with John.

hows every

body. write

to me

Miss Marie

Dunham

27 Cheshire St.


[publisher: Published by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill. 4056]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 177)

[page 177]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Carnegie Library, Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: Delaware JAN 13 5-PM 1912 OHIO]

Miss Doris Fuller

Galena

Ohio

Some roses are red

and some are white,

I'll drop you just

a card, tonight.

But just as soon

as the weather gets better

I'll sit right down

and write you a letter.


Hugh

[illegible]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 178)

[page 178]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Bird's-Eye View of Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE OCT 2 5-PM 19 [illegible] OHIO]

[postmark: DELAWARE OCT 2 5-PM 19 [illegible] OHIO]


Miss Doris Fuller

Galena

Ohio.

Dear Cousin: I thought I

would write and tell you we

are looking for all of you

over during the Pumpkin

Show Week. There will be a

monoplane flight on Sat. the

fourteenth. And it will be on

exhibition the other days. You

know it is the 11, 12, 13, 14th. We

would like to have you stay

the week but if you can't be

sure to come Sat. We have

been having fall weather.

The town talk is the

Pumpkin Show. Geneva.

Love to all.



[AMERICHROME

LEIPZIG BERLIN

NEW YORK

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES

No. M. 2743.]

[publisher: Published by The Delaware Post Card Co., Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 179)

[page 179]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[DELAWARE JULY 21 11 30A 1913 OHIO]

Residence of President, Ohio Weslyan University,

Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Miss Doris Fuller

Westerville

Ohio

Care Mrs. V.C. Utley


Dear Doris,

I did [illegible] have

a [illegible] pattern that could

fit you. Genevas school

will be out next week. We

are going to Lakeside sometime

the next week. hope Gertie's

eye is better. Mary

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 180)

[page 180]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE MAR 13 9AM OHIO 1915]

Sanborn Hall, O.W.U., Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Miss Doris Fuller

Galena

Ohio.


Dear Doris:-

Just a card

dear to tell you that

I am not coming home

this week. This is the

place where I take

my lesson.

Hellen W.


Del. Co.

[AMERICHROME

LEIPZIG BERLIN

NEW YORK

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES

No. M-2702-]

[publisher: Published by The Delaware Post Card Co., Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 181)

[page 181]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

North Franklin St., DELAWARE, Ohio.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 182)

[page 182]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Greenwood Lake,

Delaware, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio

Greenwood Lake. DELAWARE, Ohio]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 183)

[page 183]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Lincoln Ave. E. from Liberty St.

Delaware, Ohio


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio.]


Lincoln Avenue East from Liberty Street. DELAWARE, Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 184)

[page 184]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Bird's Eye View of Delaware, Ohio

East From St. Paul's

[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

Bird's Eye View of Delaware, East From St. Paul's Church Spire,

showing Athletic Field, Edward's Gymnasium and

Slocum Library.

Ohio Weslyan University. DELAWARE, Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 185)

[page 185]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

ENTRANCE GATE.

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVSERSITY CAMPUS.

GIFT OF CLASS OF 1908.

DELAWARE, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 186)

[page 186]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

PRESIDENT'S RESIDENCE

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.-DELAWARE,OHIO.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter Street. Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 187)

[page 187]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

AUSTIN HALL, O.W.U., DELAWARE, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

C.T. AMERICAN ART

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 189)

[page 189]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Edwards' Gymnasium, O.W.U.. Delaware, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio.]

Edward's Gymnasium and Entrance Gate to Athletic Field.

Ohio Wesleyan University. DELAWARE, Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 190)

[page 190]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

W.Winter St., DELAWARE, Ohio. "On the Way to Monnett."

[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter St.,Delaware Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 191)

[page 191]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Park Avenue, DELAWARE, Ohio.

Entrance to O.W.U. Athletic Field in the Distance.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers,

21 W. Winter Street,Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 192)

[page 192]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Main Wall

O.W.U.,

Delaware, O.


[corresponds to back of postcard]


[Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

Main Walk from Chemistry Hall to University Hall, Campus.

Ohio Wesleyan University. DELAWARE, Ohio.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 193)

[page 193]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

MONNETT HALL, OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. DELAWARE, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by Lemley Book and Art Store, Delaware, Ohio

Post Cards of Quality. -The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N.Y.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 194)

[page 194]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

SANBORN HALL, SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY,

DELAWARE, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 195)

[page 195]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

SWAN FAMILY, GREENWOOD LAKE, DELAWARE, O

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 196)

[page 196]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

SANBORN HALL, SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY,DELAWARE, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 197)

[page 197]

[corresponds to front of photograph]

[sign on building: ROOT'S DEPT. STORE]

[hanging sign: ENDICOTT-JOHNSON

SHOES

C.A.ROOT]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Sunbury North Side Square

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 198)

[page 198]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

M.E. CHURCH, GALENA, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: GALNEA JAN 27 6PM 1909 OHIO]

Mrs. Allie Holman

Milwaukee

Ore

R.F.D. No.1. Box 12


Dear Mrs. Holman

I am sending

you a little present

rather late but better

late than never hope

you will like it as

well as I do yours that

you sent me I am well

Mrs. Hoy is very lame

but pretty well otherwise.

Let me know if you receive

this and present all right-M.B. Hyde

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 199)

[page 199]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

O.W.U. Campus, Delaware, O.

In Rear of Main Buildings.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

View of Ohio Wesleyan University Campus in Rear of Main

Building. DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher:Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 200)

[page 200]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

Interior of Slocum Library, Ohio Wesleyan University.

DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 201)

[page 201]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Monnett Hall Campus,

Looking towards entrance corner Central Ave. & Elizabeth Sts.,

DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher:Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Book Dealers

21 W. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio. Made in Germany.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 202)

[page 202]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity

House, O.W.U., Delaware, O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[sigma] A E Fraternity House, Ohio Wesleyan Univsersity.

DELAWARE, Ohio.

[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 203)

[page 203]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sandusky Street, looking North. DELAWARE, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE DEC 28 9-AM 1908 OHIO]

Mrs. Nora Bricker

Galena

Delaware County Ohio

I spent Four days out at

Fathers last week. Ma is some

better but Father is not well

He has given out, and I

am fearful about him.

Homer is going to

spend the most of this week

with them. so we are stringing

out our visits. Go up some

time after the holidays if you

can. I am going to Batch

it this week. My wife is

in Mich visiting her Bros

during holidays.Call when

in Delaware.

Your cousin

Newton

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 204)

[page 204]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Central Ave. Bridge Delaware O.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SUNBURY AUG 24 1908 OHIO]

Mrs. David Bricker

Galena,

Ohio.

Dear Cousin:- This

is to remind you

that we expect to

have a reunion, Sept.

6, at Genia's and we

desire very much

to see you there.

Myrtle Waldron.

((Hon. Corresponding

Secretary.))

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 205)

[page 205]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

City Hall, Delaware, Ohio

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 206)

[page 206]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

DELAWARE CREAMERY COMPANY

DELAWARE, OHIO


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark:DELAWARE OCT 13 11-30A 1910 OHIO]


[corresponds to back of postcard]

Doris Fuller

Galena,

Ohio.

Dear Cousin:-

This card

came from the pump-

kin show. It surely

is a large fair. Going

along the street you

can hear pigs grunting,

and roosters crowing and

it sounds just like the

country. Be sure and come.

Rt. 15 Geneva

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 207)

[page 207]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

SULPHER

SPRINGS,

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, DELAWARE, OHIO.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE AUG 7 3-PM 1911 OHIO]

Miller Walters,

8 Indiana St.,

Wheeling, W.Va.

Dear Miller:

Hope you had a

nice time at Atlan-

tic City.

Lara



Published by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 208)

[page 208]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

DELAWARE CREAMERY COMPANY

DELAWARE, OHIO


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CLEVE & OH 1910 DEC 2 TR46 R.P.O.]

Aunty Bricker.

Galena Ohio.

December 21, 1910

Delaware, O.

Dear Aunty Bricker

how are you I hope

all right us three

children have

the whooping

cough Good bye

Ruth Earl & Olive

[publisher:THE SOUTHARD NOVELTY COMPANY., COLUMBUS, OHIO]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 209)

[page 209]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sulpher Spring, O.W.U. Campus, Delaware, Ohio

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO "C.T.AMERICAN ART" POSTCARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF)]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 210)

[page 210]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Boat Landing,

Greenwood Lake,

Delaware, O.

[stamp: TRINITY SUNDAY There are THREE that bear [on back of card] witness 1. JN.V.4]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE OCT 5 1-30P 1910 OHIO]

Doris Fuller.

Galena

Ohio.

Dear Cousin:- The

Pumpkin Show is the

town talk. It is to be

biger than ever.

More than three times

the number of chickens.

We are expecting all

of you to come out

Saturday Oct. 15. And

we don't want to be

dissapointed. You can

read the rest in the paper.

Geneva


[publisher: Published by H.S. Latham & Co., Bookdealers, 21 W. Winter Street,Delaware,Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 211)

[page 211]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

PERKINS OBSERVATORY, O.W.U. DELAWARE, OHIO

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: PUBLISHED BY GEO. D. MCGUIRE

Post Cards of Quality.-The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N.Y.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 212)

[page 212]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sulpher Spring, O.W.U. Delaware, Ohio.

Where Ex. Pres Hayes met his wife

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: The Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., Ltd., New York]

[Printed in Great Britain]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 213)

[page 213]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Delaware County Court House, Delaware, Ohio

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[publisher: WATSON BROS., DELAWARE, OHIO]

[GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO "C.T.AMERICAN ART" POSTCARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF)]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 214)

[page 214]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Beautiful Greenwood Lake, Salvation Army Camp, Delaware, Ohio

[corresponds to back of postcard]


[publisher: WATSON BROS., DELAWARE, OHIO]

[GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO "C.T.AMERICAN ART" POSTCARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF)]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 215)

[page 215]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sandusky Street Looking North at Night, Delaware, Ohio


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO "C.T.AMERICAN ART" POSTCARD (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF)]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 216)

[page 216]


[corresponds to front of postcard]

Big Four Station, Delaware, Ohio


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE JUL 29 6-AM 1912 OHIO]

Mrs. Mary Fuller

Galena

Ohio

Dear Mary

My cousin &

I will drive over Tues.

if it don't storm &

spend the day. Expect to go home the last of the

week, so can't stay over

night. With love,

Gertie B.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 217)

[page 217]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Frank B. Willis High School, Delaware, Ohio

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[GENUINE CURTEICH-CHICAGO C.T. AMERICAN ART POST CARD (REG. U.S. PAT.OFF)]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 218)

[page 218]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

AUSTIN HALL, OWU., DELAWARE, OHIO.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 219)

[page 219]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

The Perry Memorial by Night. Put-in-Bay, Ohio. Height 320 feet. Diameter
46 feet. Commemorating The 100th Anniversay of
Commodore Perry's Victory on Lake Erie, 1813-1913. Copyrighted 1912 by The
Perry's Victory Centennial Commission.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: AVON SEP 18 6 PM 1913 OHIO]

Miss Doris Fuller,

Galena,

Ohio

Dear Doris;- How are

all the sick folks?

Heard Annis had

been out home

I suppose you are

thinking of the

Big Rome Fair

This is the week of

the Elyria Fair here

Ada Avon, O.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 220)

[page 220]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

Alum Creek Scenery

West of Berkshire

Del Co. Ohio

L.E. Potter

W.A. Potter [lower right]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 221)

[page 221]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION NO. 6 HEADQUARTERS
DELAWARE, OHIO

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[Cards of Quality-The Albertype Co Brooklyn, N.Y.-]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 222)

[page 222]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Court House, Delaware, Ohio.


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: LEONARDSBURG NOV 20 1911 OHIO]

Miss Vernice Ihle.

Great Bend.

Ohio

Meig's Co.

Sunday afternoon Nov 19, 1911

Hello Vernice how are you

all and what are you all

doing we are all well except

[illegible] write and let us know

how every body is. Mattie

has not missed a day of

school and is learning fast

hoping you are all well we

are as ever Mollie Will & [illegible]

Leonardsburg, O. R.D.1.

[Written upside down at the top of the post card]

Monday morning

Mattie is not able to go

to school today

[publisher: Published by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 223)

[page 223]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

6623. New Post Office, Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: COLUMBUS, OHIO JUN 17 730 PM 1914]

Mr. Lawrence Ihle

Ravenswood, W. Va.

Columbus, O.

June 16,1914

Dear brother.

We came to Col.

today. At Uncle Evart's now

Will go to Fred's the latter part of

the week. Since

we left Fred's, we

have come over 500 miles.

Will write when

I get back to Fred's.

Vernice

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 224)

[page 224]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Bird's-Eye View of Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: LEONARDSBURG JUN 9 1914 OHIO]

Mr. Clyde Ayers

New Brighton

PA

% B.V.T. Company


Leonardsburg, O.

June 9th, 1914

Dear Friend,

We were in

at Delaware last

night and think

it is a lovely

place. Don't know

what day we will

leave here yet.

Vernice

[AMERICHROME NY

LEIPZIG BERLIN

NEW YORK

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES

No. M.2743.]

[publisher:Published by The Delaware Post Card Co., Delaware, Ohio.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 225)

[page 225]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sandusky Street, looking North, Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: DELAWARE OCT 16 9-AM 1913 OHIO]

Miss Vernice Ihle

Great Bend

O.

Hello Vernice

How is G. Bend

still there I suppose.

Is N.T. still at home if

she is I will send her

a card.

ans soon

Waid Jaccaud R.D. 7

Delaware Box C.

O.

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 226)

[page 226]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Presidents of the United States of America

[corresponds to back of postcard]

PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

1-George Washington. 2-John Adams. 3-Thomas Jefferson. 4-James Mad-

ison. 5-James Monroe. 6-John Quincy Adams. 7-Andrew Jackson. 8-Mar

tin Van Buren. 9-William Henry Harrison. 10-John Tyler. 11-James Polk.

12-Zachary Taylor. 13-Millard Fillmore. 14-Franklin Pierce. 15-James

Buchanan. 16-Abraham Lincoln. 17-Andrew Johnson. 18-Ulysses S. Grant.

19-Rutherford B. Hayes. 20-James A. Garfield. 21-Chester A. Arthur.

22-Grover Cleveland. 23-Benjamin Harrison. 24-William McKinley. 25-

Theodore Roosevelt. 26-William Howard Taft. 27-Woodrow Wilson. 28-

Warren G. Harding. 29-Calvin Coolidge. 30-Herbert Hoover. 31-Franklin

D.Roosevelt. 32-Harry S. Truman. 33-Dwight D. Eisenhower. 34-John F.

Kennedy. 35-Lyndon B. Johnson- 36-Richard M. Nixon


["Lusterchrome" REG. U.S. PAT. OFF MADE ONLY BY TICHNOR BROS., INC.,
BOSTON, MASS. 02215]

[publisher:PUB BY L.E. SMITH, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR,GETTYSBURG, PA]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 227)

[page 227]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

William St. M.E. Church, Delaware, Ohio.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: LEONARDSBURG JAN 30 1912]


Mr. Lawrence Ihle

Great Bend.

Ohio

Jan 28, 1919

Dear Nephew, we received

the xmas cards. was so

glad to hear from you all

we are all well, are you

going to school to Vernice

this winter. tell your

Ma will answer her

cards soon. ever yours

Aunt Mollie.

Write when you can

[publisher: Pub. by The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 228)

[page 228]

[corresponds to back of postcard]

"Greetings From Historic Gettysburg"

Home of General Dwight D. Eisenhower

[Plastichrome by COLOURPICTURE PUBLISHERS, INC., Boston 30, Mass., U.S.A.

L.E. Smith Wholesale Distributors, Gettysburg, Pa.]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 229)

[page 229]

[corresponds to back of photograph]

John Bricker Jr with red case

and 3rd grade teacher Mrs. Diehl

(1974)

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 230)

[page 230]

Photograph of Galena school building

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 231)

[page 231]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

"The Day we celebrate"

1776

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 232)

[page 232]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

OHIO STATE HOUSE

PAN-PAC. INT EXPOSITION

SAN FRANCISCO 1915

GOV. WILLIS

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: SAN FRANCISCO CAL. SEP 6 2-AM 1915]

WORLD'S PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION 1915

Miss Belle and Delia Lloyd

Washington C.H.

Fayette. Co. Ohio

Saturday

Aunt Belle I

got a card from

your State building

to send you fair

is nice but I

think St. Louis

just as good. Two

battleships are

at anchor in

the harbor grounds

are along to Bay

Are well Blanche

[CARDINELL VINCENT CO MFG. SAN FRANCISCO]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 233)

[page 233]

[corresponds to front of newsprint]

Ohio Republican State Ticket

JOHN G. PRICE

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

HARVEY G. SMITH

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

RUDY M. ARCHER

FOR TREASURER OF STATE

FRANK B. WILLIS

FOR GOVERNOR

CLARENCE J. BROWN

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

JAS. F. ROBINSONFOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT

R.M. WANAMAKER

FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT

"WIN THE WAR NOW

Solve Ohio's Problems

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 234)

[page 234]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Sure-I'm for Roosevelt

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CINCINNATI, OHIO 3 OCT 26 2-PM 1940]

C. Gillfillon

Piqua, Ohio.

If you are opposed to the Third Term send these to your friends.

15 cards for 25c. Send coin or stamps. Low, quantity prices

on request. Send to Bob Howdale, Box 625, Oak Park, Ill.

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 235)

[page 235]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

State Capitol, Charleston, W. Va.

[corresponds to back of postcard]

[postmark: CHARLESTON JUL 17 11PM W.VA.]

Mr. Laurence Ihle.

Great Bend,

Ohio

7/16/12

Hello! "Pete" [arrow]

(How is yewin's)

Suppose you are having a

good time this summer. I haven't

forgot that Valentine yet. What

are you doing this hot weather?

Is C.H. at home now? Wish

I was in the Bend tonight.

time flies fast here. Don't

forget your "crack-shot" boy

with a shotgun. How

are all the folks?

DC [illegible letter]

#425 State St.

[THE HUGH C. LEIGHTON CO. MANUFACTURERS, PORTLAND, ME., U.S.A.

MADE IN GERMANY. 6765]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 236)

[page 236]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

FORT MORROW

[corresponds to back of postcard]


FORT MORROW, located at Norton in Marlboro Twp., Dela-

ware County, O. Built in 1812 as a protection for the settlers

who lived near the Greenville Treaty Line or the border be-

tween the settlers and the Indians. The old Wyatt Tavern is

the central building. Drawn by Hallie Patingale from recor-

ded description.

The Delaware County Historical Society

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 237)

[page 237]

[corresponds to front of postcard]

Air View of Race Track, Delaware County Fair, Delaware, Ohio


[corresponds to back of postcard]

[GENUINE CURTEICH CHICAGO 'C.T. AMERICAN ART' POST CARD (REG. U.S.PAT. OFF.)]

John Bricker Sr.'s Postcard Collection (p. 238)

[page 238]


[corresponds to back cover]