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PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

The records of the Piqua Rotary Club, No. 135 were accessioned into the Flesh Public Library Archives and Special Collections on 5 March 1988. The records have been stored at the Flesh Public Library since the 1950’s. The Piqua Rotary Club is a private association composed of selected business and professional occupations. The collection, with additions, fills thirty-three boxes and one thousand four hundred (1400) file folders. The records collection covers the years from 1914 until 2011. There are no restrictions on the use of this collection.

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB ADDITIONS

The Rotary Club Additions include all records donated to the library since the initial accession. As of November 2014 there have been eight additions to the Rotary Club Collection. The Additions include records and newsletters through 2011. This is an open collection and additions will continue to be made so long as the Rotary Club is in existence in Piqua and so long as the Director of the Piqua Public Library is a member of the club. There are no restrictions on the use of the materials in the addition.

SCOPE AND CONTENTS

The Piqua Rotary Club Collection and Additions are divided into twenty-nine series.

SERIES I:

Board of Directors Minutes, contains the club’s board minutes from November 1914 until June 1966. The series is missing minutes from July to December 1917, and January 1951 to June 1958. The minutes cover club membership, policy, activities, fund raisers, and mentions officers, directors, and committees. Box 1, Files 1-12

SERIES II:

Weekly Regular Meeting Minutes, contains the club’s weekly meeting minutes from October 1914 to December 1942. The series is missing minutes from August 1941 to June 1942, and all minutes subsequent to 1 July 1942. The minutes cover club membership, activities, fund raisers, programs and speakers, and mentions officers, directors, and committees. Box 1, File 13 through Box 4, File 3

SERIES III:

Newsletters (“Rotopiquan”), contain the club’s weekly newsletters (it officially became the ROTOPIQUAN in October of 1938) from December 1925 to August 1982. The first newsletters from November 1921 until April 1922 can be found in Series V. in the scrapbook. The newsletters cover club membership categories, general membership, fund raisers, programs and speakers, mentions officers, directors, and committees, birthdays, deaths, company and business histories, and community activities. Box 4, File 4 through Box 7, File 15

SERIES IV:

Financial/Membership Records, contains material on the club’s financial and membership activities from 1928 until 1958. The series is missing all club records prior to 1928. The records contain a listing of cash and check payments, club dues, initiation fees, and regular membership attendance. Box 8, Files 1-4

SERIES V:

Miscellaneous, contains club programs from 1914 until 1964, a scrapbook, newspaper articles, a typed history of the club, and a series of Rotary International pamphlets from the 1920’s and 1930’s. The information in this series is sporadic and is far from all-inclusive. This series covers early meeting notices and membership listings, programs from the Rotary Rollicking Revues (1921 and 1922), which contain local advertisements and photographs of club members, newspaper clippings, the first newsletters from November 1921 to April 1922, and Rotary International pamphlets explaining club policies, procedures, and goals. Box 8, Files 5-7

SERIES VI:

Rotary International Convention Proceedings, consists of fifty one separately bound reports from 1916 until 1981 with a majority of the material covering the years after 1930. The series is missing the years 1917 to 1929, 1931, and 1951. The bound volumes contain convention highlights, speeches, committee meeting reports, international and district officers, and financial and budget reports. These items are in Boxes 24 and 25.

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION

SERIES VII:

Board of Directors meeting minutes 1951-1958 and 1966-1990. Financial records of the Student Loan Fund 1942-1967 and annual reports of the Scholarship Fund for 1966, 1982-1984, and 1988. The cash and check ledger from 1962-1982 and various other financial records and correspondence are found here. Series seven includes Boxes 9 and 10.

SERIES VIII:

This series includes a variety of documents and photographs relating club activities from 1914 to 1990. The first constitution of the Piqua Club is found here. Series 8 includes Boxes 11 and 12.

SERIES IX:

Annual and semi-annual financial reports and monthly financial statements covering the years 1935 to 1989 are found here along with the cash receipts and cash disbursements ledgers for the years 1941-1981. Series 9 is found in Box 13.

SERIES X:

Series ten contains a collection of miscellaneous items, communications and club histories. It also contains two rather large collections of photographs of the Piqua Rotary 75^th Anniversary Dinner in 1990 and of the Rotary year 1992-1993. In addition, Piqua Rotary Club newsletters, “Rotopiquan”, for the years 1983-2004 are located in this series. Series 10 includes Boxes 14 through 19. “Rotopiquan” for 2005 and a reproduction of a painting of Paul Harris are located in Box 24.

SERIES XI:

Items found in series eleven are things that were used in the historical exhibits at the 75^th Anniversary Banquet held at the Piqua Country Club. Included here are photos of charter members, photographs of club activities and projects. Also found here are a large number of miniature club banners brought back by members visiting other clubs or by delegations from other clubs visiting Piqua. Series 11 is found in Boxes 20 through 22.

SERIES XII:

File Cards: Application for membership cards, new member report cards, change of address or classification cards, and termination cards. These are filed alphabetically by member name. These cards are found in Box 23.

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #2

SERIES XIII:

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #3

SERIES XIV:

Rotopiquan and eBulletin 4 January 2005 through 1 October 2008. In September and October 2005 the Rotary Club phased out the Rotopiquan and phased in the eBulletin. Both publications were issued during those two months. These items are in Box 26.

SERIES XV:

Miscellaneous – includes communications, agendas and documents from 2004-2008. These items are in Box 26

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #4

SERIES XVI:

Rotary Club of Piqua, OH eBulletin 27 October 2008 through 9 December 2009. Box 26, Files 6&7

SERIES XVII:

MISCELLANEOUS – includes Board agendas, minutes, minutes and actions of various committees and financial documents. Box 26, Files 8-13

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #5

THE DELL PERRY COLLECTION

SERIES XVIII:

Rotary Group Study Exchange Tour of District 368 Japan to District 667 Ohio, U.S.A. – includes materials relating to the visit of Japanese Rotarians to the Piqua Rotary Club, May 13 & 14, 1968. Box 27, Files 1-7.

SERIES XIX:

Materials relating to the visit and performance of F.M.C. Japanese Choir. Box 27, Files 8-10

SERIES XX:

A History of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio and of District 667 Rotary International. Box 27, Files 11-12

SERIES XXI:

MISCELLANEOUS. Box 27, Files 13-16

SERIES XXII:

Letters from Rotary Exchange Students to Dell and Dorie Perry. Box 27, Files 17-19

SERIES XXIII:

Miniature banners collected from foreign Rotary Clubs by the Perry’s. Box 27, Files 20-35

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #6

THE CRAIG MULLENBROCK – JACK SCHWAB COLLECTION

SERIES XXIV:

Piqua Rotary Club Records

SUB-SERIES XXIV - A: Photographs and Newspaper Clippings – Box 28, File 1

SUB-SERIES XXIV – B: Constitutions and History of Piqua Rotary Club – Box 28, Files 2 & 3

SUB-SERIES XXIV – C: Board of Directors Minutes and Correspondence – Box 28, Files 4-20

SUB-SERIES XXIV – D: Financial Records and Reports – Box 28, Files 21-40

SUB-SERIES XXIV – E: Membership and Attendance Records – Box 28, Files 41-54 and Box 29, Files1-10

SUB-SERIES XXIV – F: Rotopiquan – Box 29, Files 11-14

SERIES XXV:

Miscellaneous Rotary Records and Materials – Box 29, Files 15-38.

SERIES XXVI:

Flags and Miniature banners collected from U.S. and foreign Rotary Clubs – Box 30, Files 1 & 2

SUB-SERIES XXVI – A: Miniature banner collected from Rotary Clubs in the United States – Box 30, Files 3-26

SUB-SERIES XXVI – B: Miniature banner collected from Rotary Clubs in foreign countries – Box 30, Files 27-43

SUB-SERIES XXVI – C: Miscellaneous Items – Box 30, Files 44-52

SERIES XXVII:

Rotary Member Badges (worn during the meetings) – members names arranged alphabetically by style of badge

SUB-SERIES XXVII - A: Badges with wire pocket holders – Box 31 – 6 badges

SUB-SERIES XXVII – B: Badges with metal bar slide pocket holders – Box 31 – 7 badges

SUB-SERIES XXVII – C: Badges with a spring clip on the back and Rotary International in gold letters around the edge – Box 31 – 81 badges

SUB-SERIES XXVII – D: Badges with a pin closure on the back and Rotary Active Member in gold letters around the edge – some have a red and white New Member sticker attached. – Box 31 – 11 badges

SUB-SERIES XXVII – E: Badges with a pin closure on the back and Rotary Senior Active Member in gold letters around the edge – Box 31 – 4 badges

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #7

SERIES XXVIII:

More miniature banners collected from U.S. and foreign Rotary Clubs – All of Series XXVIII is found in Box 32

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – A: United States – Ohio – Files 1-6

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – B: United States – Northeast – Files 7-14

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – C: United States – Mid-west – Files 15-22

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – D: United States – South – Files 23-38

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – E: United States – Southwest – Files 39-41

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – F: United States – West Coast – Files 42-55

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – G: United States – Alaska and Hawaii – Files 56-58

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – H: Canada – Files 59-61

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – I: Central and South America – Files 62-73

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – J: Atlantic and Caribbean – Files 74-76

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – K: Asia – Files 77-111

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – L: Europe – Files 112-130

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – M: Australia and New Zealand – Files 131-136

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – N: Africa – Files 137-143

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – O: District Governor’s Banner – File 144

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #8

SERIES XXIX: The Paul P. Gutmann Addition – Box 33, Files 1-14

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #9

SERIES XXX: The Lorna Swisher Addition – Box 33, Files 15-20

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #10

SERIES XXXI: The Doug Stilwell Addition – Miniature banners, member buttons, gavel and DVD – Box 34, Files 1-34

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #11

SERIES XXXII: The Mike Gutmann Addition – Box 35, Files 1-3

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #12

SERIES XXXIII: The Sean Ford Addition

SUB-SERIES XXXIII-A: Miscellaneous documents relating to club activities – Box 35, Files 4-11

SUB-SERIES XXXIII-B: Documents from the President’s Notebook – 2016-2017 – Box 35, Files 12-20

SUB-SERIES XXXIII-C: Documents relating to the 75^th Anniversary Celebration of the Piqua Rotary Club – 1990 – Box 35, Files 21-29

SERIES XXXIV: Rotary Club Addition #13 – July 2018

SUB-SERIES XXXIV A: Board of Directors Minutes: 2005-2009

SUB-SERIES XXXIV B: Financial Records and Reports 2006-2008

SUB-SERIES XXXIV C: Bylaws Changes and Adoptions

SUB-SERIES XXXIV D: Club Assemblies, Committees and Committee Reports

SUB-SERIES XXXIV E: Miniature banner

HISTORY

The Rotary Club of Piqua was organized on October 9, 1914 as the first Rotary Club in a community of under twenty thousand people. An international charter was granted on January 1, 1915 to the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio, No. 135. The Piqua club was the fifth club to be organized in the state of Ohio. The original fifteen charter members elected William K. Leonard as their first president.

The weekly meetings of the club began at the Piqua Men’s Club in 1914 and have since been held in churches, the Favorite Hotel, the YMCA and the Elks Lodge building. Currently the meetings are held at Edison State Community College. Rotary has sponsored numerous fund raising events including Charity Balls, Rotary’s Rollicking Revues, dinners and auctions. The club held the first Rural-Urban meeting ever organized by a Rotary Club. The Piqua club has also been active in supporting local Boy Scout activities, the movement to build the National Guard Armory in the city, the movement to establish a City Commission-City Manager form of government, a student loan program, a foreign exchange program and various city cultural and artistic programs.

As of November 2014 the Piqua Rotary Club is still an active organization in Piqua. The club currently meets on Tuesdays at noon at Edison State Community College. The weekly meetings consist of a lunch, a brief business meeting and a wide variety of presentations, programs and speeches by club members and outside speakers.

CONTAINER LISTING

SERIES I: BOARD OF DIRECTORS MINUTES

BOX 1

File

1 Board Minutes, November 1914-August 1918 (Missing July-December 1917)

2 Board Minutes, January 1919-December 1924

3 Board Minutes, ___ 1925-December 1928

4 Board Minutes, February 1929-December 1932

5 Board Minutes, January 1933-December 1936

6 Board Minutes, January 1937-December 1939

7 Board Minutes, January 19407-December 1942

8 Board Minutes, January 1943-December 1945

9 Board Minutes, January 1946-December 1950

Note: January 1951-June 1958 are not part of the collection.

10 Board Minutes, January 1958-December 1962

11 Board Minutes, January 1963-December 1964

12 Board Minutes, January 1965-December 1966

SERIES II: WEEKLY REGULAR MEETING MINUTES

BOX 1

File

13 Meeting Minutes 1914

14 Meeting Minutes 1915

BOX 2

File

1 Meeting Minutes 1916

2 Meeting Minutes 1917

3 Meeting Minutes 1918

4 Meeting Minutes 1919

5 Meeting Minutes 1920

6 Meeting Minutes 1921

7 Meeting Minutes 1922

8 Meeting Minutes 1923

9 Meeting Minutes 1924

BOX 3

File

1 Meeting Minutes 1925

2 Meeting Minutes 1926

3 Meeting Minutes 1927

4 Meeting Minutes 1928

5 Meeting Minutes 1929

6 Meeting Minutes 1930

7 Meeting Minutes 1931

8 Meeting Minutes 1932

9 Meeting Minutes1933

10 Meeting Minutes 1934

11 Meeting Minutes 1935

12 Meeting Minutes 1936

13 Meeting Minutes 1937

14 Meeting Minutes 1938

15 Meeting Minutes 1939

BOX 4

File

1 Meeting Minutes 1940

2 Meeting Minutes January-July 1941

NOTE: Meeting Minutes, August 1941-June 1942 are not part of the

collection.

3 Meeting Minutes, July-December 1942

SERIES III: NEWSLETTERS (ROTOPIQUAN)

BOX 4

NOTE: Newsletters from November 1921 to April 1922 can be found in

Series V, scrapbook. Newsletters from May 1922 to November

1925 are not part of the collection.

File

4 Newsletters – December 1925

5 Newsletters – January and July 1926 – all others not part of collection.

6 Newsletters – October and November 1927 – all others not part of collection.

7 Newsletters – March-December 1928 – January and February 1928 are not part of the collection.

8 Newsletters – 1929

9 Newsletters – 1930

10 Newsletters – 1931

11 Newsletters – July-December 1932 – January-June 1932 are not part of the collection.

12 Newsletters – January-June 1933 – July-December 1933 are not part of the collection.

13 Newsletters – March, April and May 1934 – all others not part of the collection.

14 Newsletters – July-December 1935 – January-June 1935 are not part of the collection.

15 Newsletters – 1936

16 Newsletters – 1937

17 Newsletters – 1938 (Rotopiquan)

18 Newsletters – 1939

19 Newsletters – 1940

20 Newsletters – 1941

21 Newsletters – 1942

BOX 5

File

1 Newsletters – 1943

2 Newsletters – 1944

3 Newsletters – 1945

4 Newsletters – 1946

5 Newsletters – 1947

6 Newsletters – 1948

7 Newsletters – January-June 1949

BOX 5 NOTE: Newsletters – July 1949-June 1951 are not part of the collection.

8 Newsletters – July-December 1951

9 Newsletters – 1952

10 Newsletters – 1953

11 Newsletters – January-June 1954

BOX 6

File

1 Newsletters – July-December 1954

2 Newsletters – 1955

3 Newsletters – 1956

4 Newsletters – 1957

5 Newsletters – 1958

6 Newsletters – 1959

7 Newsletters – 1960

8 Newsletters – 1961

9 Newsletters – 1962

10 Newsletters – 1963

11 Newsletters – 1964

12 Newsletters – 1965

13 Newsletters – 1966

14 Newsletters – 1967

BOX 7

File

1 Newsletters – 1968

2 Newsletters – 1969

3 Newsletters – 1970

4 Newsletters – 1971

5 Newsletters – 1972

6 Newsletters – 1973

7 Newsletters – 1974

8 Newsletters – 1975

9 Newsletters – 1976

10 Newsletters – 1977

11 Newsletters –1978

12 Newsletters –1979

13 Newsletters – 1980

14 Newsletters – 1981

15 Newsletters – January-August 1982

SERIES IV: FINANCIAL/MEMBERSHIP RECORDS

BOX 8

File

1 Cash/Check Ledger 1928-1941

2 Membership Dues 1928-1941

3 Membership Dues 1941-1958

4 Attendance Records 1931-1941

SERIES V: MISCELLANEOUS

BOX 8

File

5 Programs 1914-1964

6 Scrapbook/Clippings 1921-1971

7 Rotary International Pamphlets

SERIES VI: ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION PROCEDINGS (bound)

LOOSE:

1916	1941	1952	1962	1972
1930	1942	1953	1963	1973
1932	1943	1954	1964	1974
1934	1944	1955	1965	1975
1935	1945	1956	1966	1976
1936	1946	1957	1967	1977
1937	1947	1958	1968	1978
1938	1948	1959	1969	1979
1939	1949	1960	1970	1980
1940	1950	1961	1971	1981

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION

SERIES VII Board of Directors meeting minutes 1951-1958

and 1966-1990. Financial records of the

Student Loan Fund 1942-1967 and annual

reports of the Scholarship Fund for 1966, 1982-

1984, and 1988. The cash and check ledger

from 1962-1982 and various other financial

records and correspondence are found here.

Series seven includes Boxes 9 and 10.

BOX 9

File

1 Board Minutes, January 1951-May 1958

2 Board Minutes, July 1966-June 1973

3 Board Minutes, July 1973-June 1978

4 Board Minutes, July 1978-June 1981

5 Board Minutes, July 1981-June 1982

6 Board Minutes, July 1983-May 1986

7 Board Minutes, June 1986-September 1990

8 Student Loan Fund – policies, procedures, articles of

incorporation as a non-profit, 1941-1986

9 Student Loan Fund account ledgers, 1942-1967 – listing

names of students and the amounts they received

in loans

10 Piqua Rotary Club and Student Scholarship Fund Annual

Reports for 1966, 1982, 1983, 1984, and 1988

11 Birthday List – members listed by month and day of their birthday

12 Cash and check ledger, 1962-1982

13 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1983-1984

14 Group Study Exchange Tour – Japan, 1968

15 Local and district histories

16 Rotary Foundation Fund ledgers, 1955-1982

17 Service Activities Fund ledger, 1953-1976, and Fish Service Fund ledger, 1976-1982

18 Good Will Fund ledger, 1949-1982

19 Rotary Piano – purchase documents and insurance, 1925

20 International Convention Credentials Certificates, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960

21 Rotary Foundation Scholarships, 1983

22 Sports Teams – Photographs

22a - Youth Soccer Team, c. 1990

22b - Youth Soccer Team, c. 1990

22c - Little League Baseball Team, 1982

22d - Certificate of appreciation for sponsoring the 1982 Little League Baseball team

22e - Little League Baseball Team, 1990

22f - Youth Soccer Team, 1990

22g - Little League Baseball Team, 1991

23 Committee plans and objectives, 1981-1983

BOX 10

File

1 Student Loan correspondence, 1942-1981 – including loan

applications, awards, payments, letters seeking repayment of loans, and letters acknowledging loan payments and final payments

2 Yanagawa Symphonic Wind Ensemble performance –

correspondence – 1985

3 Correspondence concerning Japanese Choir performance, 1983

4 Governor’s Monthly Letter, August 1971-June 1972

5 Letters of resignation and transfer, 1974-1984

6 PolioPlus Campaign materials, 1987

7 Correspondence with the Rotary Club of Sneek, The

Netherlands concerning the death of Police Officer Jan Mulder

8 Student Loan Committee Minutes, 1941-1955

9 Membership classifications and Piqua members filling those

classifications. Also classifications that are unfilled in

the Piqua Club

BOX 11

Series VIII This series includes a variety of documents and

photographs relating club activities from 1914

to 1990. The first constitution of the Piqua

Club is found here. Series 8 includes Boxes 11

and 12.

File

1 List of the first 135 Rotary Clubs in existence – Piqua is # 135

2 Scrapbook – Goodwill Tour of Ohio, 1970 – “Album of

Appreciation presented to the Japanese F.M. Choir of

Fukushima, Japan.” Pictures and articles on their stop

and concert in Piqua, 28 July 1970

3 District 667 Directory 1985-1986, Rotary International

4 Club officers and members with occupation and standing

committees, 1922, 1924-1930, membership brochures

5 Club President’s Workbook, 1964-1965 – Rotopiquan’s,

correspondence, papers collected by Harry R. Oda, club

president

6 Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the 231^st District

Rotary International, 1954 – found in the Presidents

Workbook, 1964-1965

7 Application for Rotary Club Scholarship for David R. Strempel,

1980 – found in President’s Workbook, 1964-1965

8 Piqua Rotary Club 40^th Anniversary Banquet photographs –

1955 (6 photos and 5 slides)

9 Pictures and negatives of Japanese delegation touring Piqua –

1968 – and program of the tour

10 Piqua Rotary Ann parties – 21 October 1947 with the Dayton

Boys Choir and 21 November 1947 – photographs

11 Rotary Club Picnics, 1952, 1960, and fish dinner, 1973 –

photographs

12 Piqua Rotary Club 25^th Anniversary Dinner, 1939 –

photographs

13 Rotary International Convention photographs – Toronto,

Canada – 1924

14 Piqua Rotary Club 1980 group photograph – members identified

15 Miscellaneous photographs of meetings and events

15a – Joint meeting summer 1941

15b – Rotary Float – Sesquicentennial Parade – 8 August 1946

15c – Money - 1953

15d – 1964 Rotary meeting with Omar Williams, Channel 2

Sports Director as the program

15e – 1971-1972 meeting with District Governor Bill Strautman

15f – Photographs of 1972 exchange students, “Chip” and “Mato”

15g – Robert N. Hartzell welcomes son Thomas H. Hartzell as

100^th member – 1954

15h – Regular meeting at the YMCA cafeteria, 14 November 1944

15i – New Elks Lodge in Piqua, 1950 – Rotary met here until c. 2002

16 Rotary Foundation Achievement Certificates, 1960s-1980s

17 Rotary’s Rollicking Review at May’s Opera House

17a – Program 1921

17b – Program 1922

17c – Photograph of the entire cast on the stage of May’s Opera

House, 1921 or 1922

18 Piqua rotary Club 50^th Anniversary materials, programs,

communications, etc., 1964

BOX 12

File

1 Roster Rotary Club, Piqua, Ohio, 1919-1920 – book containing

pictures and place of business of members, past officers,

and the club constitution

2 Program – 50^th Anniversary of Rotary International and 40^th

Anniversary of Piqua Rotary Club in conjunction with

Annual Rotary Ann Party – 21 March 1955

3 231^st District Annual Conference Program, 1954

4 Constitution of Piqua Rotary Club

4a – Constitution adopted 1 September 1925

4b – Constitution adopted 1 September 1931

4c – Constitution and By-Laws Pamphlet No. 12, July 1949

4d – Constitution and By-Laws Pamphlet No. 12, July 1952

4e – Constitution and By-Laws Pamphlet No. 12, July 1954

4f – First local constitution for the Piqua Rotary Club, 1914

5 Piqua Rotary Club, 65^th Anniversary Luncheon Program, 1980,

also honoring the 75^th Anniversary of Rotary

International

6 Rotary International 75^th Anniversary Convention Program and

International Fellowship Dinner Program – Chicago,

1980

7 Piqua Rotary Club 75^th Anniversary communications, 1990

8 Piqua Rotary Club 75^th Anniversary group photograph, 1990 (3

copies)

9 History of Rotary International and the Piqua Rotary Club by

Jim Oda – 1990 (4 copies)

10 75^th Anniversary Certificate (framed) from Rotary International

and a plaque from Root Outdoor Advertising

11 A History of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio and of District 667

Rotary International by Cecil M. Sims, Curtis Reynolds,

and Paul Gutmann – 1971

12 Souvenir photo booklet of the 12^th International Convention,

Edinburgh, Scotland – 1921

13 Miscellaneous communications, fliers, announcements, and

postcards

14 Membership application card, Oliver J. Lecklider, 13

September 1920

15 Program for District 667 Conference, 1988

BOX 13

Series IX Annual and semi-annual financial reports and

monthly financial statements covering the years

1935 to 1989 are found here along with the cash

receipts and cash disbursements ledgers for the

years 1941-1981. Series 9 is found in Box 13.

File

1 Annual and Semi-Annual Financial Reports, 1945-1982

2 Monthly Financial Statements, 1935-1944

3 Yearly Club and Student Loan Fund Financial Reports, 1944-

1984

4 Yearly Club Financial reports, 1928-1938

5 Cash Ledger, General, 1941-1944

6 Special Funds ledgers, 1941-1982

7 Cash ledger – receipts, 1941-1951

8 Cash ledger – receipts, 1951-1981

9 Cash ledger – disbursements, 1941-1951

10 Cash ledger – disbursements, 1951-1981

11 General Financial Statements, 1984-1985, and Activity

Financial Reports, 1984-1989

BOX 14

Series X Series ten contains a collection of miscellaneous

items, communications and club histories. It also

contains two rather large collections of photographs

of the Piqua Rotary 75^th Anniversary Dinner in 1990

and of the Rotary year 1992-1993. In addition,

Piqua Rotary Club newsletters< “Rotopiquan”, for the years 1983-2004 are located in this series. Series 10 includes Boxes 14 through 19.

File

1 Lists of: Rotary meetings and the location of the meetings;

International activities; committees; constitution and by-

laws changes; District meetings; dues; exchange

students; fund raisers; membership; projects; programs;

and other information in list form. This information is

hand written on 5x8 note cards, 1915-1988

2 Booklet, “For Our District Governor, Ken. R. Symons:

Statements from committee chairmen” – 1952-1953

3 Minutes of Board of Directors Meetings, June – October 1989

4 Draft copies and a proof copy of “Service Above Self: Piqua

Rotary Club 1915-1990” by Jim Oda. Produced as a

birthday present for his father, Harry Oda, and printed in

conjunction with the 75^th Anniversary celebration of the

Piqua Rotary Club

5 Miscellaneous papers and notes found in the collection

6 Newspaper clippings and a Rotary newspaper printed in Piqua,

1 March 1920

7 75^th Anniversary Dinner at the Piqua Country Club – Photographs –

13 February 1990

7/1 – Ray Loffer; Jim Oda; Rotary District Governor; Tony

Wendeln, Rotary Club President

7/2 – Duplicate of 7/1

7/3 – Jim Oda; Ray Loffer; Rotary District Governor; Tony

Wendeln

7/4 – Mr. Harry Oda, Mrs. Jo Baker receiving Paul Harris

Fellow Awards from Club President Tony

Wendeln

7/5 – Mrs. Jo Baker and Tony Wendeln

7/6 – Harry Oda and Tony Wendeln, Bob Hance seated in

center background

7/7 – Jim Oda speaking to the group (2 copies)

7/8 – Tony and Karen Wendeln

7/9 – Tony Wendeln, Piqua Rotary Club President

7/10 – Jim and Harry Oda

7/11 – Cliff Alexander; Jim Oda; Harry Oda

7/12 - _________________; Mike Yannucci (2 copies)

7/13 – District Governor and ________________ (2 copies)

7/14 – Richard Adams (2 copies)

7/15 – Photo of the gathering (2 copies)

7/16 – Photo of exhibit of club historic documents (2 copies)

7/17 – Photo of exhibit of club historic documents (2 copies)

7/18 – Photo of the entry way into the dinner (2 copies)

8 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1983

9 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1984

10 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1985

11 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1986

12 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1987

13 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1988

14 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1989

15 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1990

16 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter – 1991

BOX 15

File

1 Attendance Records, 1941-1969

2 Attendance Records, 1970-1987

3 Financial Reports, 1945-1979

4 Semi-Annual club membership reports, 1939-1982

5 Civic Relief Organization, 1950-1954

6 Nominating Committee, 1952-1982

7 Newspaper article on 25^th Anniversary Banquet of Piqua Rotary

Club, 1939

8 50^th Anniversary of Rotary International booklet, convention

program, newspaper, and 40^th Anniversary of Piqua

Rotary Program, 1955

9 50^th Anniversary Piqua Rotary – program, articles, financial

statement, 1964

10 75^th Anniversary Rotary International, The Rotarian Magazine,

1980

BOX 16

File

1 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1989-1990

2 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1990-1991

3 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1991-1992

4 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1992-1993

5 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1993-1994

6 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1994-1995

7 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1995-1996

8 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1996-1997

9 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1997-1998

10 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1998-1999

BOX 17

File

1 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 1999-2000

2 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 2000-2001

3 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 2001-2002

4 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 2002-2003

5 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 24 June 2003-30 December 2003

6 ROTOPIQUAN – newsletter, 6 January 2004-28 December 2004

BOX 18

File

1 Paul Harris Fellow Award folder and certificate – presented to

Mrs. Martin W. Bauer. Also letters thanking Mrs. Bauer

for her gifts to the Rotary Scholarship fund, 1988-1991

2 District 667 Annual Conference programs for 1966, 1968,

1969, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1985, 1986, 1987

3 Amigos Para Siempre – Rotary International District 6670

Newsletter, July-December 1994

4 Miscellaneous correspondence – thank you's, fliers, District

Attendance Contest, etc., 1971, 1972, 1991, 1992, 1995

5 Miscellaneous newsletters

5/1 – Rotary World, July 1995

5/2 – Rotary World, May 1996

5/3 – District 6670 Newsletter, July 1995

5/4 – District 6670 Newsletter, August 1995

5/5 – District 6670 Newsletter, March 1996

5/6 – Sidney Rotary, 15 July 1991

5/7 – Fort Myers Beach Rotary Club, 11 July 1991

6 Photographs 1992-1993

6/1 – Corn Booth, Heritage Festival, 1992

6/2 – Corn Booth, Heritage Festival, 1992

6/3 – Corn Booth, Heritage Festival, 1992, with Clint Gattshall

6/4 – ____________________

6/5 – ____________________, Wayne Smith (2 copies)

6/6 – Emily Garbry receiving the Paul Harris Fellow Award

6/7 – Emily Garbry receiving the Paul Harris Fellow Award

6/8 – Emily Garbry receiving the Paul Harris Fellow Award

6/9 – Emily Garbry receiving the Paul Harris Fellow Award

6/10 – Emily Garbry receiving the Paul Harris Fellow Award

6/11 – Emily Garbry receiving the Paul Harris Fellow Award

6/12 – Emily and John Scott Garbry

6/13 – Emily and John Scott Garbry (2 copies)

6/14 – John Scott Garbry

6/15 – John Scott Garbry (2 copies)

6/16 – ___________________________

6/17 – Tom Buecker, Jack Schwab, Jim Oda, and others (2 copies)

6/18 – same as 6/17

6/19 – _____________________________

6/20 – _______________________

6/21 – ___________________, _________________, Jim Oda

6/22 – _________________ selling tickets to Rural Urban Dinner, 1993

6/23 – same as 6/22

6/24 – Dinner meeting in “The Commons” at Piqua High

School – 1993 Rural Urban Dinner

6/25 – Urban/Rural Dinner Head Table, 1993, ____________

6/26 – Urban/Rural Dinner Head Table, 1993, left to right –

Don Massa, Rotary Club President; Peggy

Sheehan, Lois Massa

6/27 – same as 6/26

6/28 – Urban/Rural Dinner Head Table, 1993 ______________

6/29 – Urban/Rural Dinner, PHS – 1993

6/30 – Clint Gattshall, Elen Gattshall, _____________, Don

Massa, ____________, ________________ - PHS – 1993

6/31 – Peggy Sheehan – PHS – 1993

6/32 – Meeting at the Elks Club

6/33 – Same as 6/32 (2 copies)

6/34 – Show Choir (PHS) performing Christmas show for

Rotary meeting at the Elks Club

6/35 – Del Perry presenting award to _________, __________,

Jim Oda and Pres. Don Massa in background

6/36 – Rotary Scholarship recipients Kelli Cain, Susan Francis,

Ben Reed, ______________, Scott ______________, at Eagles Club

6/37 – Judy Havenar (PHS Counselor), Ben Reed, __________,

Susan Francis

6/38 – Susan Francis, Kelli Cain, __________, Ben Reed, ____________

6/39 – Meeting at Piqua Eagles club – Jim Oda, Don Massa,

_______________

6/40 – Amy Preuss (PHS) receiving award – Elks Club

6/41 – Amy Preuss – PHS – 4-Way Test

6/42 – Vicki Branson, Dick Miller

6/43 – Pres. Don Massa, Larry Pohlhamus

6/44 – same as 6/43

6/45 – __________________, Susan Kiefer

6/46 – Governor J. Russell Brinkman, District Governor 6670

6/47 – _____________________, ___________________

6/48 – _____________________, ___________________

6/49 – _____________________, ___________________ (2 copies)

6/50 – _____________________, ___________________

(same as 6/49)

6/51 – _____________________, Pres. Don Massa

6/52 – Gina Cullen (exchange student from New Zealand), Del Perry

6/53 – Tim Garrett, ________________

6/54 – _____________________, ___________________

6/55 – _____________________, Susan Kiefer

6/56 – Jack Schwabb, Don Massa_____________________,

___________________, ____________________, Jim Oda

6/57 – _____________________, Susan Kiefer

6/58 – Don Hole, Tom Baker

6/59 – _____________________, Pres. Don Massa

6/60 – _____________________, meeting at Elks Club

6/61 – _____________________, meeting at Elks Club

6/62 – Meeting at Elks Club

6/63 – Dale Davis

6/64 – _____________________, induction of Jackie Shinall,

Miami County AAA

6/65 – Jackie Shinall, Miami County AAA

6/66 – Dale Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Children’s International

Summer Village

6/67 – Elizabeth Davis, _________________ - C.I.S.V.

6/68 – _____________________

6/69 – _____________________, ___________________

6/70 – _____________________, ___________________

6/71 – Dick Adams, ___________________

6/72 – _____________________, ___________________

6/73 – DARE Officer Doug Swallow, Ken Rupp, and Police

Chief Phil Potter

6/74 – Ann Mert, Mimi Crawford – Hot Air Balloon

6/75 – Bill Nees, PHS Head Football Coach and Steve

Magoteaux, PHS Athletic Director

6/76 – Meeting at the Elks Club – J. Russell Brinkman, District

Governor, District 6670, et. al.

6/77 – Meeting at the Elks Club

6/78 – Meeting at the Elks Club

6/79 – _________________, Tom Buecker, _______________

6/80 – Tony Wendeln, ________________, ______________,

___________________

6/81 – Christmas Dinner at the Elks Club

BOX 18

File

7 Music Everywhere: The rotary Spirit in Action by Yoichi

Anazawa – this book is about musical groups from the

U.S., which toured Japan and Japanese musical groups

that toured the U.S., all sponsored by Rotary

International and Rotary Clubs

BOX 19

File

1 General Correspondence, January-July 1991

2 Newsletters – “Governor’s Monthly Letter” August 1990-June

1991; “Rotary International,” July 1991-May 1992

3 Membership list and weekly attendance records, 26 June 1990-

30 July 1991

4 Photo Scrapbook – Don Massa’s Year In Rotary, 1992-1993 –

18 pages

5 Proposed Enactments 92-1 through 92-266 to be considered by

the 1992 Council on Legislation of Rotary International –

January 1992

6 Proposed Enactments 92-267 through 92-271 / Proposed

Resolutions 92-272 through 92-328 / Intended

Amendments to Proposed Enactments / Intended

Withdrawals of Proposed Enactments / Errata in

Proposed Enactments – to be considered by the 1992

Council on Legislation of Rotary International

7 Report of Action – 1992 Council on Legislation of Rotary

International

8 General Correspondence, 1990

9 Board of Director’s Minutes 1991-1992

10 Correspondence 1995-1996 and Application for Rotary

International Youth Exchange Program for Irena

Prochazkova of the Czech Republic

BOX 20 – Historic documents used in 75^th Anniversary

Exhibits

Series XI Items found in series eleven are things that were used in the historical exhibits at the 75^th

Anniversary Banquet held at the Piqua Country Club. Included here are photos of charter

members, photographs of club activities and

projects. Also found here are a large number of

miniature club banners brought back by members

visiting other clubs or by delegations from other

clubs visiting Piqua. Series 11 is found in Boxes 20

through 22.

File

1 Photographs of Charter Members – 1914

2 First meeting agenda of Piqua Rotary Club, 9 October 1914

3 First New Members, 1914

4 First Club Bulletin, 1915

5 1916 Club Bulletin by “Jack, the Scribe”

6 Fund raiser for crippled children – Rotary’s Rollicking Revue,

1921

7 Fund raiser for crippled children fund, boys’ work, and charities

– Rotary’s Rollicking Revue, 1922

8 25^th Anniversary Photo – 1939

9 Sesquicentennial Float photo, 1946

10 40^th Anniversary of Piqua Rotary Club, 1955 – Program and

photograph

11 Station Wagon given for crippled children, 1956

12 Rotary International Convention Program Cover and inside

page – 1959

13 Rotary International Convention, 1962, “A Night in

Hollywood” Program signed by Harry Mills of the Mills

Brothers

14 Rotary Club Piqua 50^th Anniversary Program – 1965

15 Group Study Exchange Tour Japan, 1968 – Photo taken at Scots

Inn (Best Western)

16 Rotary International 75^th Anniversary, Piqua Rotary 66^th

Anniversary Dinner program, 1980

17 Exchange Student from New Zealand – Susan Newey, 1984

18 Object of Rotary – poster

19 Letter to Harry [Oda] from the rotary Club of Piqua signed by

the members, 14 November 1944 – Harry was serving in

the military overseas in World War II

20 Paul Harris Fellow Award folder and certificate issued to “John

Spiker”

21 Piqua Bulletin Award 1982-1983 – a plaque

22 New Piqua Rotary Club Banner Design – 1978

23 Rotary Club Banner, Valentine, Nebraska

24 Rotary Club Banner, Bogota-Chico, Colombia

25 Rotary Club Banner, Marre Warren, Victoria District, Australia

26 Rotary Club Banner, Elmira, New York

27 Rotary Club Banner, Plano, Texas

BOX 21

File

1 Rotary Club Banner, camouflaged handkerchief from

Jacksonville, North Carolina

2 Rotary Club Banner, Quimper-Odet (France)

3 Rotary Club Banner, Salem, New Hampshire-Methuen,

Massachusetts

4 Rotary Club Banner, Wheat Ridge, Colorado

5 Rotary Club Banner, Hong Kong Harbour

6 Rotary Club Banner, Bangkok-Rattanakosin, Thailand

7 Rotary Club Banner, San Ramon, California

8 Rotary International Banner, New York World’s Fair, 1964-

1965

9 Rotary Club Banner, Bayshore Palo Alto, California

10 Rotary Club Banner, De Copacabana, Estado Do Rio, Brasil

11 Rotary Club Banner, Ajaccio

12 Rotary Club Banner, Wausau, Wisconsin

13 Rotary Club Banner, Digne Les Bains, France

14 Rotary Club Banner, Sagae, Japan

15 Rotary Club Banner, Nakoso, Japan

16 Rotary Club Banner, Hackensack, New Jersey]

17 Rotary Club Banner, Busan Central, Korea

18 Rotary Club Banner, Rhinelander, Wisconsin

19 Rotary Club Banner, Obanazawa, Japan

20 Rotary Club Banner, Iida, Japan

21 Rotary Club Banner, Manistique, Michigan

22 Rotary Club Banner, Indiana, Pennsylvania

23 Rotary Club Banner, Peabody The Leather City, Peabody,

Massachusetts

24 Rotary Club Banner, Tajima, Japan

25 Rotary Club Banner, Yokote, Japan

BOX 22

File

1 Rotary Club Banner, Iida South, Japan

2 Rotary Club Banner, Onalaska, Wisconsin

3 Rotary Club Banner, Shinjo, Japan

4 Rotary Club Banner, ? Japan or China – 3 panel blue and white with horse mounted warrior

5 Three books published by Rotary International:

5a – Seven Paths to Peace, 1959

5b – Service is My Business, 1948

5c – Adventure in Service, 1949

6 Official Directory of Rotary International 1989-1990

BOX 23

Series XII File Cards: Application for membership cards, new

member report cards, change of address or classification cards, and termination cards. These

are filed alphabetically by member name.

Name	Year	Occupation or Classification
Adams, Fred L.	1919	“Signs”
Alberty, Edward	1967	Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce
Alexander, Cliff Ray	1929	Citizens’ Loan & Credit Co.
Alexander, James A.	1943	Federal Public Housing Authority
Allen, Edward H.	1925	Orr Flesh Building
Altman, John S.	1920	Greene Street Methodist Church
Anderson, David E.
Anthony, Robert	1938	Shines’ Piqua Theatres
Apple, Donald E.	1985	Agri Business
Armstrong, Harry F.	1919	W. H. Armstrong
Ashforth, Robert J.	1925	P. R. Goering & Co.
Atkinson, William S.	1961	Piqua Memorial Hospital
Ayers, Henry Cooper	1922	The Ayers Electric Co.
Bachman, Duane L.	1975	Piqua Board of Education
Badstuber, Max E.	1937	Piqua Munising Wood Products Co.
Baij, Victor D.	1990	Comfort Inn
Bajus, Richard G.	1971	Piqua Memorial Hospital
Baker, C. Oscar	1967	WPTW Radio, Inc.
Baldwin, Wilburn J.	1924	Miller & Baldwin
Bamber, Walter Rawcliffe		The Cron Kills Co.
Banaszak, Larry	1990	K MART, Inc.
Barbee, Darrell F.	1973	Piqua Poultry Co.
Barger, William M	1980	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Barker, Charles E.	1920	C. E. Barker & Co.
Barlett, Todd a.	1981	Bearings, Inc.
Barnett, Charles H.	1920	Piqua Handle Mfg. Co.
Bartel, Clarence J.	1926	Home Aluminum & Bronze Co.
Barttett, Raymond Sisley	1917	The Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Battin, Herschel C.	1956	Inland Homes Corporation
Bauer, Martin W.	1947	Aerovent Fan Co.
Bayman, I. Eugene	1983	Insurance
Beach, Lloyd E.	1972	Retired
Beckert, Donald E.	1925	Piqua Lumber Co.
Beckert, Herbert C.	1964	Beckert Brothers Co.
Bell, Harry L.	1922	The Sherer Bell Co.
Benner, Walter Philip		The Starr Piano Co.
Berry, George N.	1926	Lindsay & Berry
Besanceney, Henry	1921	Modern Shoe Repairing Co.
Black, James Luther	1920	Superior Underwear Co.
Bobbs, J. Ordella	1923	Regal Oil Refining Co.
Bomhard, Thomas Alan	1984	Heartland of Piqua
Boshart, Maurice	1952	Piqua Board of Education
Bowman, William N.	1971	Ohio Bell
Boyer, Armotte H.	1923	Meteor Phonograph Co.
Brandenburg, Glen F.	1926	Furman’s Orchestra
Branning, Ernest H.	1947	Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
Brandon, Harry H.	1925	The Ohio Marble Co.
Brauner, Edward J.	1967	Bramco Controls Div. Ledex Inc.
Brumleve, Ferd C.	1935	Pennsylvania R. R.
Bryan, James Ellsworth		Superior Underwear Co.
Brelsford, W. H.	1961	Brel-Aire Bowling Lanes
Bright, William a.	1987	Piqua Daily Call
Brooks, Philip D.	1988	Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown, William A.	1950	Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Bruner, A. Wayne	1955	J. C. Penney Store
Brush, Emmett P.	1945	Farmer
Buechner, F. R.		City of Piqua
Buecker, Richard I.
Buecker, Thomas T.	1981	Civil Law
Bundschuh, Craig C.	1978	Mid-Continent Properties, Inc.
Burke, Martin H.	1983	Hospital Administration
Burkett, Charles S.	1985	Burkett’s Heating & Cooling
Burner, Andre Henry	1965	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Busler, Vinton E.	1938	Greene Street Methodist Church
Butts, Donald A.	1970	Dayton Power & Light Co.
Campbell, Clinton A.	1919	Imperial Underwear Co.
Campbell, J. Malcolm	1933	Murphy & Campbell
Camuti, Earl	1961	Salvation Army
Carozzaq, Daniel L.	1971	Val Decker
Casparis, Morrison O.	1946	Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Casparis, W. S.	1940	Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Caywood, James Robert		Surgeon
Charavay, Frederick	1923	Hartzell Walnut Prop. Co.
Cheney, S. Howard	1974	Cron-Cheney Funeral Homes Inc.
Clark, J. H.	1919	Piqua National Bank
Clark, Paul	1950	Piqua Aircraft Co.
Clark, Raymond G.	1935	Congregational Christian Church
Clark, Robert H.	1968	Westminster Presbyterian Church
Clem, John W.	1965	Goodwill Industries Inc.
Cleveland, Kenneth W.	1983	Industry Products Co.
Cline, William W.
Cogan, John F.	1920	St.. Mary’s Catholic Church
Conroy, Charles	1920	The Piqua Glove Co.
Conwell, Hugh E.	1937	Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Corry, William Martin	1944	Piqua Chamber of Commerce
Crawford, Douglas N.	1982	Edison State Community College
Creaser, Gordon	1983	Ohioponics, Inc.
Cron, J. C.	1920	J. C. Cron
Cron, Jackson C.	1965	J.C. Cron Sons, Inc.
Cron, John C.	1947	J.C. Cron Sons, Inc
Cron Kenneth L.	1933	J.C. Cron Undertaking
Croner, Harry Edward	1943	Piqua Post Office
Cross, Harold R.	1947	Piqua Chamber of Commerce
Crumback, Richard R.	1967	Crumback-Rogers, Inc.
Daley, Thomas E.	1952	Sherer Bell Co.
Dandignack, J. Gordan	1955	Piqua Memorial Hospital
D’Andrea, James	1948	Piqua Country Club
Darling, George Walter	1937	Pennsylvania R.R.
Davies, Francis Carter	1920	Ohio Fire Supply Co.
Davis, Robert M.	1961	Citizens National Bank & Trust Co.
Davis, Shelby A.	1979	Jackson Tube Service, Inc.
Dayton, John H.	1981	Miami Citizens National Bank
Decker, Carl Frederick	1952	Val Decker Packing Co.
Decker, Donald L.	1952	Val Decker Packing Co.
Decker, John		Ideal Business School and Audit Co.
Decker, Walter J.	1929	Val Decker Packing Co.
DeSue, John L.	1985	Sunbrite Cleaner
DeWeese, James H.	1968	Judge of Common Pleas Court
DeWeese, Lester T.	1952	Miami Security Co.
Dickerson, Joe W.	1982	Horticultural consultant
Dietrich, George Craig	1920	Piqua School District
Disbrow, Arthur R.	1985	Aircraft Propellers
Ditmer, Merlin A.	1916	Piqua High School
Dive, Joe M.	1944	Orr Flesh Building
Donnelly, William R.	1972	Readi Temp, Inc.
Dowell, Dorsey Maxfield	1932	St. James Church
Dowler, James		Halland Mills Inc.
Drake, Ralph	1957	Drakes Service Station
Drapp, Charles E.
Drapp, Joseph E.		Piqua Battery Inc.
DuBois, Stanley E.	1944	Anchor Manufacturing Co.
Easley, Jerry M.	1977	Piqua Chamber of Commerce
Eckstein, William B.	1987	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Edwards, William Bryant Jr.	1956	Neth and Stelzer Inc.
Ellerman, Chris F.	1945	Ohio Bottle Cap Co. Inc.
Elliott, Jesse W.	1974	Perfecto, Inc.
Ellis, Vonus L.	1951	Bornell Supply Co. Inc.
Elrod, Robert O.	1980	Tempo Trophy Mfg. Co. Inc.
Emmert, Paul Franklin	1917	Western Union Telegraph Co.
Enz, Gary L.	1983	Miami Citizens National Bank
Erb, Louis	1935	The Pure Oil Co.
Erbes, L. A.	1945	J.C. Penny Co.
Erhardt, George B.	1953	Piqua Paint Co.
Erk, Reinhold		Piqua Amusement Co.
Ernst, Henry J.	1984	Piqua Concrete Co.
Ervin, Thomas O.	1972	Trojan Container Inc.
Erwin, Patrick K.	1983	The Miller Co.
Etter, John R.	1945	G.C. Murphy Co.
Fahs, Gordon M.	1960	Champion Paper Specialties, Inc.
Fay, Thomas, E.	1958	Anchor Manufacturing Co.
Feinthel, Ken K.	1978	Miami Citizens National Bank
Feldwisch, H.W.		Veterinarian
Ferguson, Thomas S.	1962	Inland Homes Corp.
Ferrier, Danny M.	1986	Piqua Daily Call
Filler, Joe C.	1947	Huntzinger School Photo Service
Fischer, Edward B	1964	Piqua Baptist Church
Ftizwater, Paul E.	1944	Piqua Board of Education
Flach, William Henry	1921	Piqua Post Office
Flesh, Alfred L.	1917	Atlas Underwear Co.
Flesh, George A.	1923	Atlas Underwear Co.
Foulger, Herbert Brown	1943	J.C. Penny Co.
Fox, William E.	1955	Miami County Broadcasting Co.
Francis, Harold B.	1985	Francis Office Supply
Frazier, Logan A.		George H. Rundle Co.
Freeman, James L.	1975	The Springs Inc.
French, Alfred Willard Jr.	1943	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Freshour, William McDowell	1920	Piqua Cap Co.
Funke, Frederick E.	1975	Mid-Continent Properties, Inc.
Frydell, Thomas A.	1960	Armco Steel Corp.
Funkhouser, W. Keith	1951	J.C. Penny Co.
Gabriel, C.B.	1955	Dayton Power & Light Co.
Galbreath, David K., Jr.	1981	Real Estate
Garbry, J. Scott	1967	Garbry Farms
Garbry, Will S.	1924	Farmer
Gates, Philip Paul		Piqua Board of Education
Gerhard, Edgar I.	1950	Meteor Motor Car Co.
Gerhart, Emerson		Gerhart Greenhouses
Gerlach, Wm.	1920	Gerlach Florists
Geuslinger, L.W.	1923	Magee Bros. Co
Gilman, C.J.	1942	Dayton Power & Light Co.
Gleason, Brian		Piqua Paper Box Co.
Glotfelty, H. Wayne M.D.	1955	Mental Health Clinic
Goehring, Charles H.	1975	Edison State Community College
Gravett, Warren S.	1937	Citizens National Bank & Trust Co.
Gray, Arthur S.	1920	Piqua Transfer & Storage Co.
Gray, Paul B.	1954	Motel Builders Inc.
Griffith, Will C.	1919	Central Union Telephone Co.
Grigg, R. Warren	1938	Pennsylvania R.R. Co.
Grimslid, Gary N.	1972	Sears Roebuck & Co.
Grosvenor, Richard B.	1946	Tykie Toy Co.
Gunter, Ralph F.	1931	Lbrand Ross Brothers & Montgomery
Gunter, Ralph L.		Gunter, Daughtery & Co., CPA’s
Gusching, Alan C.	1983	Hootman & Gusching
Hager, LeRoy	1920	Piqua Ice Co.
Hall, Albert Acton	1920	Ohio Marble Co.
Halland, G.	1938	Halland Mills Inc.
Hallows, L. Craig	1975	Turner, Hallows & King
Hammer, Raymond L., Jr.	1979	Hammer Graphics, Inc
Hammer, Robert	1971	Hammer Graphics, Inc.
Hammer, Raymond L. Sr.	1954	Magee Bros. Co.
Hammond, Robert R.	1979	Piqua Daily Call
Hampshire, Thomas F.	1981	Hampshire Co.
Hardwick, David r.	1985	Ledey, Inc.
Harris, J. Richard	1970	Piqua Daily Call
Harris, John H.	1942	Lear Avia, Inc.
Harrison, Bert d.	1986	Clothing Retail
Hastings, H. Elmo	1981	Electric Service
Hartzell, George W.
Hartzell, Robert N.	1924	George N. Hartzell Co.
Hartzell, Thomas H.	1954	Hartzell Industries, Inc.
Hauk, Paul	1934	Piqua Granite & Marble Co.
Hauschild, Thor	1948	Schines Theatres
Havenar, Louis W.		Miami County Courthouse
Havenar, Michael L.		Havenar, Sampson & Associates
Hedger, George e.	1949	Orr Flesh Building
Hemm, Daniel I.	1985	Auto Sales, Retail
Hemm, R. Charles	1983	Glass sales, Retail
Henne, Walter F.	1919	Columbia Tire & Rubber Co.
Hennessey, James	1919	J.M. Hennessey, Bros.
Hepler, John R.	1962	The Spot Restaurant, Inc.
Herman, William H.	1970	Uniwood Div. of Union Fork & Hoe
Hess, Marvin L.	1964	EDM Inc.
Hetherington, Clark Edward		Orr Flesh Building
Hickey, William	1928	Greene Street Methodist Church
Higgins, George Walter		Hedges & Higgins
Hilbert, Robert F.	1953	Meteor Motor Car Co.
Hinger, Thomas C.	1969	Hinger Construction Co.
Hinsch, Charles L	1920	Champion Cutter & Fixture Co.
Hinsch, Scott J.	1948	Champion Cutter & Fixture Co.
Hockert, J. Richard	1980	Auto Tube, Inc.
Hoefling, Douglas R.	1984	Douglas R. Hoefling, DDS, Inc.
Hoerner, W.F.	1953	Piqua Board of Education
Holaday, Robert F.	1939	Pennsylvania R.R.
Holsinger, Ralph	1947	Piqua Daily Call
Holsinger, S. Earnest	1944	Anchor Manufacturing Co.
Hostetter, Paul	1937	Orr Flesh Building
Howard, Robert	1968	Piqua YMCA
Hubbard, James Frank		Piqua Malt Co.
Huffman, Homer E.	1963	Retired
Huffman, James W.	1975	City of Piqua
Hughes, R. David	1963	Champion Paper Specialties, Inc.
Hunolt, Jerry E.	1990	J.C. Penny Co.
Hunt, Richard	1948	Radio Station WPTW
Hunt, V.W.	1950	Orr flesh Building
Hurd, Paul S.	1982	Edison State Community College
Ignasias, Charles Harry	1944	Pennsylvania R.R.
Inglis, John C.	1980	First Presbyterian Church
Jackson, Harold Edward	1977	Elder-Beerman Stores, Inc.
Jackson, Sam	1966	Miami Industries, Div.
Jackson, Samuel E.	1947	Jackson Tube Service, Inc.
Jelleff, Charles	1920	Favorite Stove & Range Co.
Jenkins, Donald J.	1978	Don Jenkins Electric Co.
Johnson, Carl Alfred	1943	Cron Kills Co.
Johnson, J.E.	1920	Veterinarian
Jones, Clarence M.	1925	Building contractor
Kadel, William H.	1983	Banking Administration
Kaiser, Armin J.	1940	Piqua YMCA
Kappeler, William H.	1979	Piqua N.O. Nelson Co.
Kastner, Don P.	1977	Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kastner, Joseph M.	1951	Kastner Bros.
Katker, William C.	1928	Favorite Stove & Range Co.
Keiser, Wayne S.	1968	Champion Paper Specialties, Inc.
Kell, Robert	1929	Plumbing & Heating Contractor
Kidder, Mark R.	1984	Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce
Kiger, Walter G.	1970	Sears
Kim, Tia Y.	1984	Best Western of Piqua
King, C. Dudley	1920	Orr Flesh Building
King, Stephen W.	1973	S.R. Turner
Kinsella, Mark		J.M. Mold
Kirby, O. Ted	1984	Aerovent, Inc
Kiser, Jeaac Celsus	1920	Physician
Koester, John P.	1941	Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Koester, Leon F.	1928	J.H. Shade Lumber Co.
Koon, Michael R.	1984	Enpo Pump Co.
Krampe, Edward J.	1959	McKinley Produce
Kravitz, M. Albert	1969	Philip Kravitz Bag Co.
Kress, Harry	1920	Piqua Amusement Co.
Kugelman, Edward J.		R. Kugelman & Co.
Lampe, Harold E.	1971	Canteen Corporation
Lange, Fred John		Piqua Coca-Cola Bottling
Lange, George F.	1931	Lange Products Co.
Langford, Sidney R.	1954	Salvation Army
Lavy, Danny D.	1986	Concrete Masonry
Lawler, James L.	1954	Lawler Auto Supply
Lawrence, Sidney		Schine Enterprises
Lay, William H.	1924	Champion Paper Specialties, Inc.
Leonard, John M.	1936	A.M. Leonard & Sons
Lester, William T.	1969	Piqua Board of Education
Levering, Richard H.	1942	Proprietor
Lidik, Leon J.		Sonoco Products Co.
Liermann, Charles W.		Orr Flesh Building
Lilley, H. Wm.	1933	Lilley & Lilley
Lisk, Marion E.	1936	Piqua Granite & Marble Co.
Littick, Douglas Alan	1978	Doubletree Inc.
Lloyd, Merton M.	1944	Atlas Underwear Co.
Loeffler, Christ H.	1931	Piqua Cap Co.
Loffer, Ray Jr.	1984	Fan & Blower Manufacture
Louis, Leo Jr.	1997	City of Piqua
Louis, Leo.	1941	Eagle-Picher Lead Co.
Louis, Meyer		Piqua Paper Box
Louis, Ralph	1941	Piqua Paper Box
Louis, Samuel S.	1944	Piqua Paper Box
Lynch, Charles Earl	1916	C.E. Lynch
Lyon, Sumner A.	1940	Central Grain and Malting Co.
Lythe, Mason Hooker		Dayton Power & Light Co.
Magee, Chas. W.	1928	Magee Bros. Co.
Manier, Ray	1927	Manier Bros.
Marshall, Frank L.	1920	Pioneer Poll & Shaft Co.
Martin, Frederick K.	1942	Self-Employed
Martin, Harry	1925	YMCA
Marvin, Ellsworth D.	1949	Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
May Robert B.	1970	City of Piqua
McCalley, James Blakely		Independent Rock Co.
McCartney, Newell	1932	McCartney & Son
McCormick, William K.	1960	Greene & Ladd
McCulloch, Wm. M.	1933	Berry & McCulloch
McGarvey, William Taylor	1944	J.W. Brown Store
McGilliard, Stanley H.	1957	Greene Street Methodist Chruch
McKinley, Edwin L.	1921	E.L. McKinley Co.
McKitrick, Julian Lee	1980	Upper Valley J.V.S.
McKnight, Robert A.	1985	Miami Citizens National Bank
Meckstroth, Davis J.	1983	Hospital Administration
Meeker, Charles Richard	1977	Meeker Farms
Meinders, Edward	1918	E.H. Meinders Garage
Meredith, Owen	1917	Meredith & Co.
Meseck, Walter T.	1964	Retired
Michaels, Jack	1975	WPTW Radio Inc.
Michaels, Ralph S.	1963	The Salvation Army
Mikesell, Julian Paul	1942	Hartzell Industries, Inc.
Miller, Eugene	1902	Miller Office Supply Co.
Miller, Hartman		Miller Office Equipment Co.
Miller, Kenneth		John D. Miller Store
Miller, R. Scott	1984	Piqua East Mall
Miller, Ray N.	1978	City of Piqua
Mincks, Dale V.	1973	Uhlmans
Minnis, James Stanleyh	1952	Sefton Fibre Can Co.
Monson, Karl W.	1964	Atlas Underwear Co.
Montgomery, Edgar H.		Presbyterian Church
Montgomery, E.H.	1920	Clergyman
Montgomery, George M.	1967	Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery, James M.	1926	City of Piqua
Moore, J. Robert	1965	Sherer Bell Co.
Moore, John	1926	Moore Tire Service Co.
Moore, Jon T.	1964	Blue Magic Co.
Morris, Charles Henry Oliphant	1981	Perfecto, Inc.
Morrison, Homer C.		Lear Avia, Inc.
Moyer, Jack G.	1973	Piqua Manor Nursing Home
Murray, Paul E.	1965	Piqua Daily Call
Myers, Emmertt N.	1944	Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Myers, Frank R.	1951	Piqua Call Publishing Co.
Nees, Lowell R.	1983	YMCA
Neth, Louis C.	1932	Neth & Stelzer
Nettles, Roger C.	1984	Sunoco Products Co.
Newbright, Carl R.	1978	Third Savings & Loan Co.
Nichols, Chas. D.	1921	Hotel Favorite
Niemeyer, Douglas J.	1990	Aerovent, Inc.
Nipher, Edwin T.		Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
Norton, Martin	1929	M. Norton
O’Bara, Zdzislaw J.	1976	Piqua Granite & Marble Co.
O’Brien, Charles	1945	Pearson’s Laundry
O’Dell, Robert	1987	Andy’s Floral Shops
O’Hara, Gerald L.	1966	Piqua Memorial Hospital
Olds, Ruth E.	1991	Elder-Beerman Stores Inc.
O’Neil, Allan H.	1960	St. James Episcopal Church
Orr, Caleb Worley	1920	Brien, Greene & Co.
Orr, John U.	1953	Thomas Awnings
Osborn, Guion	1935	Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Osborn, Ralph E.	1941	Cottage Baking Co.
Osborne, Norman A.	1962	Armco Steel Corp.
Ostertag, Bert		Ostertag Bros.
Patrick, A. J.	1922	Dayton Power & Light Co.
Pavlik, Robert P.
Pearman, T.P.	1919	YMCA
Peeler, Elmer S.		Pennsylvania R.R.
Pederson, Victor Cornelious	1933	J.C. Penny Co.
Peffer, Louis Gilbert	1920	Third Savings & Loan Co.
Peltier, Paul Edward	1977	Turner & King
Penrod, Elwood R.	1983	Banking
Pickering, Larry W.	1976	Piqua Champion Foundry
Pierce, Edwin H.	1977.	Orr Felt Co.
Pierrell, M.	1919	Orr Felt & Blanket Co.
Polhamus, Dorrell S.	1984	Business Forms
Poulston, James Roberts	1966	Inland Homes Corp.
Priller, Albert C.	1925	Albert C. Priller
Prince, Frank C.	1950	Piqua Lodge #532, B.P.O. Elks
Proctor, Charles C.	1946	Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
Puthoff, E.A.	1924	Western Union Telegraph Co.
Quirk, John T.	1942	John T. Quirk, M.D.
Raines, Robert C.	1954	Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Ramer, John L.	1970	F & R Wood Products, Inc.
Ramsey, William	1921	W.H. Armstrong & Co.
Rath, Mark L.	1981	Container Corp. of America
Rauscher, Forrest L		City of Piqua
Reddel, Robert J.	1973	Bramco Controls Div. Ledex Inc.
Reed, Versel E.	1952	Stelzer & Reed
Reed, Walter H.	1969	Container Corp. of America
Reynolds, Staton C.	1982	Forrest Enterprises, Inc.
Rhodes, Walter L.	1967	Rhodeside, Inc.
Rickel, Homer Lawrence	1961	Westminster Presbyterian Church
Richmond, Thomas M.	1990	Aerovent, Inc.
Riddle, Dallas E.	1957	Memorial Hospital Association
Ridenour, C. Frank	1920	Piqua Call Publishing
Riegert, Richard M.	1959	Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
Riesenbeck, E.P.	1924	Ed. P. Riesenbeck
Rigola, James L.	1966	Val Decker Packing Co.
Rinschler, Edward		B & O Railroad
Risdon, Roland Howard	1922	YMCA
Ristoff, Theodore C.	1976	Bramco Controls Div. Ledex Inc.
Roeser, AL G.	1946	Piqua Ice Co.
Rogers, Bernard, G.	1971	Rogers Oldsmobile-Cadillac Inc.
Rogers, William Cook		Piqua National Bank
Rogge, Charles A.	1925	The Cottage Banking Co.
Ross, Carroll A.	1924	The Munising Woodenware Co.
Ross, Edward H	1946	Piqua Transfer & Storage Co.
Ruble, Robert L.	1978	Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Ruffner, Don E.	1955	Gerlach Florists
Ruffner, G Forrest	1943	Gerlach Florists
Rundle, Allen G.	1920	The George H. Rundle Co.
Rundle, George H.	1937	The George H Rundle Co.
Scarbrough, John D.		Sanzenbacher Garage
Scabrough, John D.	1944	Piqua Engineering Inc.
Schachner, Richard D	1986	Stockbroker
Schaffer, Wilbur E.	1942	City Loan & Savings Co.
Schelle, Charles W.	1964	Schelle & Walling
Schoeuer, George M.	1919	F.W Woolworth Co.
Schosberg, Milton A.	1935	Schine Theatrical Co.
Schroder, Albert	1924	City of Piqua
Schuesselin, Albert	1922	City Meat Market
Schulz, Robert H.	1961	North Wayne Manor, Inc
Scott, Benjamin P.	1990	McDonalds
Scott, Earl		Jeweler
Scudder, Clarence A.		Scudder Textile Co.
Selover, Jack R.	1972	S. Zollinger Company
Sergel, Clifford E.	1948	Packard Hotels Co.
Shaffer, Meredith J.	1983	Saniguard, Inc.
Shane, Fred A.	1966	Champion Foundry Co.
Sheidel Merritt C.	1920	Piqua Daily Call
Shepard, James I.	1984	Quick Painting
Sherudan, Chester Walker		Dentist
Sherry, Marc P.	1987	Paul Sherry Chevrolet
Sherry, Paul H.	1983	Paul Sherry Chevrolet
Shipley, Frank Marion		The Piqua Hosiery Co.
Shipman, Ray	1948	House of Lowell, Inc
Shoemaker, Jerry	1951	Shoemaker English Studio
Shoup, Charles	1978	Edison State Community College
Shuttleworth, Richard A.		Complete Tire & Auto Center
Sievert, Richard Wm.	1966	Rogers Drums, C.B.S., Inc
Sims, C.M.	1920	Piqua Board of Education
Sims, Harvey E.	1944	Atlas Underwear Co.
Sims, Gordon Blair	1940	Cron Kills Co.
Sims, William H.	1968	Piqua Nuclear Power Facility
Sinks, Robert Frazer	1977	Greene Street Methodist Church
Slaby, R. Kent	1983	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Smith, Dean Douglas	1979	Piqua East Mall
Smith, Emmert Ashton		Piqua Public Schools
Smith, Francis Joseph		Construction worker, painter
Smith George Maxie	1943	Pennsylvania R.R.
Smith, Jack E.	1947	Borden Co.
Smith, Lisle M.	1970	YMCA
Smith, Walter A.	1930	Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Smith, William R.	1922	Cron Co.
Snyder, Wm. A.		Retired
Sorenson, James Edward	1979	Hartzell Propeller, Inc.
Sorrell, R.W.	1979	Piqua Memorial Hospital
Spangler, Dudley S.	1977	Edward D. Jones & Co.
Spangler, Paul W.	1969	J.C. Penny Co.
Speelman, Harry C.	1931	Speelman’s Office Supply
Spencer, Ralph L.	1968	Miami Metal Finishers
Spooner, E.	1922	Cron Kills Co.
Stacy, Thomas F.	1929	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Stafford, James C.	1979	The Springs Inc.
Stahr, Damon Michael	1920	Ostepathic Physician
Staley, Charles Eugene	1980	Reed Mote Staley Ins. Inc.
Staley, Paul L.	1983	Fan & Blower Manufacturing
Staley, Steven K.	1983	Insurance
Steinhilber, Albert F.	1949	Piqua Office Supply Co.
Steinhilber, Walter Thomas	1955	Luckey & Steinhilber Sawmill
Stelzer, Louis J.	1928	Neth & Stelzer
Stocker, Clifford L.	1970	Cron-Cheney-Stocker Funeral Homes
Stone, Byron Theodore	1960	YMCA
Stone, W.E.	1948	Piqua Stone Products Co.
Stonebraker, Thomas M.	1973	Bailey Animal Hospital
Strassler, G.E.	1920	George N. Hartzell Co.
Strode, Richard H.	1972	Champion Papers
Stromeyer, Richard G.	1938	Sherer Bell Co.
Sullivan, Ralph Bernard		Piqua Chamber of Commerce
Sumner, G. Scott	1975	Hartzell Industries, Inc.
Symons, Kenneth R.	1939	J. Ben Wilkinson Co.
Tabler, Kenneth G.	1922	Cut Price Shoe Store
Terry, Joseph A.
Thoma, Joseph A. III	1979	Joe Thoma Jewelers
Thoma, A.L.	1926	Joe Thoma Jewelers
Thoma, D.A.	1958	Guidance Center Upper Mia. Valley
Thoma, Joseph A.	1943	A. Thoma & Sons
Thomas, Francis Willard	1917	Proprietor
Thorn, Paul	1980	Forest Products, Inc
Thyer, Roger	1953	Inland Homes Corp.
Tongue, Thornton E.	1972	Miami Citizens Financial Corp.
Townsend, Lawrence E.		Ohio Marble Co.
Treon, Patrick Lee	1977	Snyder Acoustics & Materials, Inc.
Turin, Eric	1984	Root Outdoor Advertising
Turner, S.R.		Lilley & Turner
Turpen, James G.	1977	Cron-Cheney Funeral Home Inc.
Underwood, Michael L.	1983	Shoemaker-Underwood Photography
Ulbrich, Boyd	1975	Ulbrich’s Supermarket, Inc.
Upton, Charles B.	1966	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Vibber, C. Victor	1928	Hartzell Propeller, Inc.
Vogt, Joseph A.	1921	Orr Flesh Building
Vollette, A. Frank		Hartzell Industries, Inc.
Volp, rayhmond M.	1983	Medalist Allen-A, Co.
Wagoner, W. Ray	1984	Commercial Printing
Walton, Delbert P.	1953	Question Mark
Washburn, Victor R.	1919	Jones-Washburn Motor Co.
Washing, George	1920	Proprietor
Weaver, R.A.	1916	Favorite Stove & Range Co.
Weber, Robert F.	1969	Canteen Corp.
Weber, W. Richard	1933	Franklin Thrift Stores Co.
Wellmeier, Hugh		Physician
Welsh, Robert P.	1982	C.P.A.
Wenstrup, Carl D.	1956	Sefton Fibre Can Co.
White, Wallace W.	1969	Flesh Public Library
Whitmore, David M.	1940	Moore Tire Service, Inc.
Wilkinson, J. Ben		J. Ben Wilkinson Co.
Williams, John C.	1929	Sunbrite Laundry, Inc.
Williams, Mark	1985	St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Wilson, Karl B.	1986	Education, Vocational School
Wilson, Karl D.	1926	J.W. Brown Store
Wilson, Orvy Armando	1955	Packard Hotels Co.
Wilson, Raymond B.	1982	Education – Branch College
Winter, Robert G.	1944	Piqua High School
Wisecup, James F.	1969	Piqua Board of Education
Wolf, Maurice	1920	Meteor Motor Car Co.
Wonsetler, Robert l.	1987	French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Wood, William Boal		Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
Wood Wilson W.		Wood Shovel & Tool Co.
Woods, Charles L.	1973	Third Savings & Loan Co.
Wu, Harry P.	1967	Flesh Public Library
Yannucci, Michael P.	1981	Mortician
Yantis, Norman C.	1981	Lancelot Studio of Advertising
Yates, Ralph D.	1936	Dr. E.A. Yates & Dr. Ralph Yates
Yearsley, John	1921	Pearson’s Laundry
Yearsley, John		Yearsley’s Dry Cleaning
Yount, Gary K.		Piqua Daily Call
Ziklo, John B.	1972	J.C. Penny Company, Inc.
Zirck, Albert		Manager
Zimmerman, Carl F.	1966	Favorite City Parts & Supply
Zimmerman, Jerry	1973	Miami Citizens National Bank
Zollinger, Thomas C.	1963	S. Zollinger Store

MS-12

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #2

Series XIII Rotary International Convention Proceedings, consists of fifty one

separately bound reports from 1916 until 1981 with a majority of the material covering the years after 1930. The series is missing the years 1917 to 1929, 1931, and 1951. The bound volumes contain convention highlights, speeches, committee meeting reports, international and district officers, and financial and budget reports. These items are in Boxes 24 and 25.

BOX 24

File

1 Rotopiquan – Weekly Rotary Club newsletter, 4 January 2005-

28 December 2005, a complete set for the year.

2 Reproduction of a painting of Paul Harris, founder of Rotary

International – from a painting by Rotarian E. M.R.

Weiner, Beloit, Wisconsin.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL ROTARY

CONVENTIONS PUBLISHED IN BOOK FORM:

Book

1 7^th Annual Convention – Cincinnati – July 16-20, 1916

21^st Annual Convention – Chicago – June 23-17, 1930
23^rd Annual Convention – Seattle – June 20-24, 1932
24^th Annual Convention – Boston – June 26-30, 1933
25^th Annual Convention – Detroit – June 25-29, 1934
26^th Annual Convention – Mexico City – June 17-21, 1935
27^th Annual Convention – Atlantic City – June 22-26, 1936
28^th Annual Convention – Nice, France – June 6-11, 1937
29^th Annual Convention – San Francisco – June 19-24, 1938
30^th Annual Convention – Cleveland – June 19-23, 1939
31^st Annual Convention – Havana, Cuba – June 9-13, 1940
32^nd Annual Convention – Denver – June 15-20, 1941
33^rd Annual Convention – Toronto, Canada – June 15-20, 1942
34^th Annual Convention – St. Louis – May 17-20, 1943
35^th Annual Convention – Chicago – May 18-22, 1944
36^th Annual Convention – Chicago – May 31, June 5, June 12,

& June 19, 1945

37^th Annual Convention – Atlantic City – June 2-6, 1946
38^th Annual Convention – San Francisco – June 8-12, 1947
39^th Annual Convention – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil – May 16-20,

1948

40^th Annual Convention – New York City – June 12-16, 1949
41^st Annual Convention – Detroit – June 18-22, 1950

43^rd Annual Convention – Mexico City – May 25-29, 1952
44^th Annual Convention – Paris, France – May 24-28, 1953
45^th Annual Convention – Seattle – June 6-10, 1954
46^th Annual Convention – Chicago – May 29-June 2, 1955
47^th Annual Convention – Philadelphia – June 3-7, 1956
48^th Annual Convention – Lucerne, Switzerland – May 19-23,

1957

49^th Annual Convention – Dallas – June 1-5, 1958
50^th Annual Convention – New York City – June 7-11, 1969
51^st Annual Convention – Miami Beach – May 29 – June 2,

1960

BOX 25

Book 1 52^nd Annual Convention – Tokyo, Japan – May 28-June 1, 1961

53^rd Annual Convention – Los Angeles – June 3-7, 1962
54^th Annual Convention – St. Louis – June 9-13, 1963
55^th Annual Convention – Toronto, Canada – June 7-11, 1964
56^th Annual Convention – Atlantic city – May 30-June 3, 1965
57^th Annual Convention – Denver – June 12-16, 1966
58^th Annual Convention – Nice, France – May 21-25, 1967
59^th Annual Convention – Mexico City – May 12-16, 1968
60^th Annual Convention – Honolulu, Hawaii – May 25-29, 1969
61^st Annual Convention – Atlanta – May 31-June 4, 1970
62^nd Annual Convention – Sydney, Australia – May 16-20,

1971

63^rd Annual Convention – Houston – June 11-15, 1972
64^th Annual Convention – Lausanne, Switzerland – May 13-17,

1973

65^th Annual Convention – Minneapolis-St. Paul – June 9-13,

1974

66^th Annual Convention – Montreal, Canada – June 8-12, 1975

BOX 25

67^th Annual Convention – New Orleans – June 13-17, 1976
68^th Annual Convention – San Francisco – June 5-9, 1977
69^th Annual Convention – Tokyo, Japan – May 14-18, 1978
70^th Annual Convention – Rome, Italy – June 10-13, 1979
71^st Annual Convention – Chicago – June 1-5, 1980 – “75^th

Anniversary Convention”

72^nd Annual Convention – Sao Paulo, Brazil – May 31-June 3,

1981

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #3

Series XIV Rotopiquan and eBulletin 4 January 2005 through 1 October 2008.

BOX 26

File

1 Rotopiquan 4 January – 11 October 2005 and eBulletin

7 September – 28 December 2005. In September and October

2005 the Rotopiquan was phased out and the eBulletin was

phased in to replace it.

2 eBulletin 4 January – 28 December 2006. The year is not

complete, some issues are missing.

3 eBulletin 4 January – 21 December 2007. The year is not

complete, some issues are missing.

4 eBulletin 10 January – 1 October 2008. This partial year is not

complete, some issues are missing. See File 6 for a

continuation of 2008.

SERIES XV: MISCELLANEOUS

File

5 [a] Memo from Lowell R. Nees. 28 July 2004

[b] Rotary Board of Directors Agenda, 1 February 2005

[c] Memo from George Atkinson to Dan Ramer concerning a

new club fund-raising project, 7 February 2006

[d] Piqua Rotary Club Board Meeting Minutes, 8 July 2008

[e] Month End Report (July 2008), submitted by Tony Wendlein, 4 August 2008

[f] Piqua Rotary Club Board Agenda, 12 August 2008

[g] Piqua Rotary Club Statement of Financial Position, 32 July

2008

[h] Public Employees’ Home Addresses Not Subject to

Disclosure Under Ohio Public Records Act – abstract of

State ex rel. Dispatch Printing Company v. Johnson, 106

Ohio St. 3d 160 (2005)

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #4

Series XVI Rotary Club of Piqua, OH eBulletin 27 October 2008 through 9

December 2009.

BOX 26

File

6 eBulletin 27 October – 31 December 2008. This partial year is

not complete, some issues are missing. See File 4 for the

beginning of the year.

7 eBulletin 8 January – 9 December 2009. This year is not

complete, some issues are missing.

SERIES XVII: MISCELLANEOUS

File

8 Piqua Rotary Club Board Agenda and accompanying

documents: 13 January, 10 February, 10 March, 7 April and 12

May 2009

9 Piqua Rotary Club Board Meeting Minutes – 12 May 2008, 14

October 2008, 10 March 2009

10 Piqua Rotary Scholarship Fund Annual Meeting minutes 27

May 2008

11 District 6670 Rotary News – February 2009 and March 2009

12 Past Presidents Committee – Club Leaders for 2009-2010

Tentative List Revised 2/11/09

13 Miscellaneous documents

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #5

THE DELL PERRY COLLECTION

SERIES XVIII: Rotary Group Study Exchange Tour of District 368 Japan

to District 667 Ohio, U.S.A. – includes materials relating to the

visit of Japanese Rotarians to the Piqua Rotary Club, May 13 &

14, 1968.

BOX 27

File

1 Group Study Exchange memo – Suggested Guidelines for

Receiving, Entertaining, and Conducting Educational Tours for

Group Study Exchange Team Members.

2 Rotary Group Study Exchange Program Committee minutes of

the meeting of 21 March 1968. These minutes contain final

plans for the group visit.

3 Japanese Group Study Exchange itinerary for Monday, May 13

and Tuesday, May 14, 1968 (2 copies).

4 Photograph of Japanese Exchange Group with members of Piqua Rotary

Club and their wives at Scots Inn [northwest corner of intersection

of I-75 and U.S. 36].

5 General program for Group Study Exchange tour of District

368 Japan to District 667 Ohio, U.S.A., April-May 1968.

6 Report on Rotary international Group Study Exchange Tour

1967-1968, District 368 – District 667. R. I. District 368:

Hyogo, Ehime, Kochi, Tokushima & Kagawa Prefectures,

Japan.

7 What To See In Hyogo” – a travel guide.

BOX 27

SERIES XIX: Materials relating to the visit and performance of F.M.C.

Japanese Choir.

File

8 F.M.C. Japanese Choir Concert program – Fountain Park

Auditorium, Piqua, Ohio, July 28, 1970.

9 Letter to the hosts for the Japanese Chorus exchange giving

information about things such as greetings, language, table

manners, washing and a variety of other matters including

where to meet your guests, time of performance and when to

have them back for their departure.

10 Time Schedule for Host to Japanese Choir – Tuesday, July 28,

1970 through Wednesday, July 29, 1970.

SERIES XX: A History of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio and of District

667 Rotary International.

File

11 The following three documents are stapled together into a

single printed document under the title A History of the Rotary

Club of Piqua, Ohio and of District 667 Rotary International:

[1] “A Brief History of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio” by

Cecil M. Sims – pages 1-5. [2] “History of District 667 Rotary

International” by Curtis Reynolds PDG 1969-1970. [3]

“President’s Report, Piqua, Ohio Rotary Club 1970-1971” by

Paul P. Gutman.

12 Same document as in File #11 above with the following

addition: “Piqua Rotary in the 1970’s” by Harry R. Oda

SERIES XXI: MISCELLANEOUS.

File

13 Copy of a proclamation signed by Piqua Mayor William J.

Cruse designating February 13, 1990 as “Rotary Club of Piqua Day”.

14 Copy of a newspaper article 9 April 1980, Piqua Daily Call – in

which Robert B. Reed and J. Scott Garbry were named Paul

Harris Fellows.

15 Seventy-fifth Anniversary of Rotary International and Sixty-

sixth Anniversary of Piqua Rotary – Luncheon program

16 Copy of a special “Supplement to The Piqua Daily Call”

commemorating the Seventy-fifty Anniversary of Rotary

International 1905-1980.

SERIES XXII: Letters from Rotary Exchange Students to Dell and Dorie Perry.

File

17 Two letters from Lorna VanNekirk who was attending Grove City College in Pennsylvania. Lorna was an exchange student living with the Perry’s from Northern Rodesia.

18 Eight letters and cards from Kathryn Joseph and her parents. Kathryn is from the Republic of South Africa.

19 Christmas card from Isabella in Melbourne, Australia.

SERIES XXIII: Miniature banners collected from foreign Rotary Clubs by the Perrys.

File

20 Rotary Club of Mossel Bay, South Africa, District 235.

21 Rotary Club of Cessnock, New Australia, District 9670.

22 Skillingaryd Vaggeryd RotaryKlyubb, Sweden

23 Rotary Club Plzen

24 Rotary Club Bad Bergzabern

25 Whangarei South Rotary Club, New Zealand

26 Rotary Club New Norfolk, Tasmania

27 Rotary Club Spring Bay, Tasmania

28 Rotary Club Ribera Alta, Spain

29 Serra Negra, Sao Paulo, Brazil

30 Sverige, Sweden, Districts 2320-2410 Rotary Youth Exchange

BOX 27

File

31 Rotary Club De Maringa, Maringa, Parana, Brasil

32 Rotary Club Sabadell, Spain, Distrito 2210

33 Foroyar Faeroerne (Faroe Islands) Rotary Club, Denmark

34 F.M.C. Mixed Chorus, Japan, July 1970 (2) signed by two different choir members.

35 Rotary Club De Andradina – Urubupunga, Andradina, Sao Paulo, Brasil

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #6

THE CRAIG MULLENBROCK – JACK SCHWAB COLLECTION

BOX 28

SERIES XXIV: Piqua Rotary Club Records

SUB-SERIES XXIV- A: Photographs and Newspaper Clippings

File

1 Photographs and newspaper clippings of Rotary sponsored

sports teams, officers, Paul Harris Fellows and a 75^th

Anniversary club photo.

SUB-SERIES XXIV – B: Constitutions and History of Piqua Rotary

Club

File

2 Two histories of the Piqua Rotary Club: “Guinea Pig Club – 100 Strong”

a brief history of the circumstances leading to the founding of the Piqua club (original and four copies) written in 1955. Service Above Self, Piqua Rotary Club, 1915-1990 written by James C. Oda.

3 Constitution and By-Laws of the Piqua Rotary Club (four succeeding

versions) and Constitution and By-Laws of Rotary International , Pamphlet No. 12, adopted July 1958.

SUB-SERIES XXIV – C: Board of Directors Minutes and Correspondence

File

4 Board of Directors Minutes 1986

5 Board of Directors Minutes 1987

6 Board of Directors Minutes 1988

7 Board of Directors Minutes 1990

8 Board of Directors Minutes 1991

9 Board of Directors Minutes 1992

10 Board of Directors Minutes 1993

11 Board of Directors Minutes 1994

12 Board of Directors Minutes 1995

13 Board of Directors Minutes 1996

14 Board of Directors Minutes 1997

15 Board of Directors Minutes 1998

16 Board of Directors Minutes 1999

17 Board of Directors Minutes 2000

18 Board of Directors Minutes 2001

19 Board of Directors Correspondence 1990-1993

20 Board of Directors Correspondence 1994-1999

SUB-SERIES XXIV – D: Financial Records and Reports

File

21 Financial Reports 1984-1995

22 Financial Reports 1996-1997

23 Financial Reports 1998-1999

24 Quarterly Financial Statements – June 1996 to October 2000

25 Monthly Account Balances – July 1999 to June 2001

26 Rotary Scholarship Fund Account Balances 1986-2000

27 Yearly Financial Statements 1979-1997

28 Donations Reports 1995-2000

29 Invoices and bills paid 1982-1984

30 Invoices and bills paid 1995-1996

31 Invoices and bills paid 1998-1999

32 Invoices and bills paid 1999-2000

33 Rotary Dues documents 1996-2001

34 Federal Income Tax Returns 1946-1982

35 Proposed Budgets 1979-1998

36 Polio-Plus Campaign Records 1987-1991

37 Piqua Rotary Scholarships – records – 1987-1993

38 Rotary Foundation Contribution Records 1984-2001

39 Paul Harris Contribution / Recognition Program 1984-1998

40 Rotary Foundation Fellowship / Scholarship Applications 1973-1974

SUB-SERIES XXIV – E: Membership and Attendance Records

File

41 Member Classifications Lists and Rotary International Guide to Classifications, 1967 edition.

42 Membership Proposal and Application Cards: “A-C”

43 Membership Proposal and Application Cards: “D-H”

44 Membership Proposal and Application Cards: “I-O”

45 Membership Proposal and Application Cards: “P-S”

46 Membership Proposal and Application Cards: “T-Z”

47 Members Ledger Cards with entries up to 1958

48 Reporting New Member Cards 1960-1969

49 Reporting New Member Cards1970-1979

50 Reporting New Member Cards 1980 –

51 New Member Proposed and Accepted documents 1993-1995

52 Member Status Change documents 1992-1995

53 Report of Terminated Membership 1961-1981

54 Member Resignations 1993-2002

BOX 29

File

1 Weekly Attendance Sheets, 1996-1997

2 Weekly Attendance Sheets, 1997-1998

3 Weekly Attendance Sheets, 1998-1999

4 Weekly Attendance Sheets, 1999-2000

5 Attendance Reports, Quarterly, Semi-Annually and Annually 1995-2000

6 Rotary District Membership and Attendance Reports, July 1999-June 2000

7 Local, District and International Attendance Reports, 2000-2001

8 Membership and Attendance Reports, 2001-2002

9 Attendance Committee, 1966-67, 1996-97 and 2000

10 Rotary Club Mailing List and Roster, 29 June 1995

SUB-SERIES XXIV – F: Rotopiquan

File

11 Rotopiquan, July 1995-June 1996

12 Rotopiquan, July 1998-June 1999

13 Rotopiquan, July 1999-June 2000

14 Miscellaneous Rotopiquans, 1983, 1992, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2001

SERIES XXV: Miscellaneous Rotary Records and Materials

File

15 Election of Club Officers, 1945-2001

16 Rotary Committees and Community Service

17 Rotary 75^th Anniversary Newspaper Article and Supplement

18 Rotary Club of Piqua, 50^th Anniversary Programs

19 Fish Committee Assignments and Christmas Kettle Sign-up – 1995

20 Correspondence 1992-1996

21 Award Certificates to Piqua Rotary from: [1] Troy-Hayner

Cultural Center, [2] Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, [3] District 6670 Philippine Project.

22 Treasurer Materials

23 Rotary Secretary Printed Forms and Materials

24 4-Way Speech Contest materials, 1980-1982

25 Rotary District Conference materials, 1969-1970

26 Rotary District Activities, 1986-1988

27 Rotary District 6670 – 2000 District Conference

28 Rotary District 667 Governor’s Monthly Letters 1987-88 and 1989-91

29 Rotary District 667 Governor’s Monthly Newsletter 1993-1995

30 Semi-Annual Reports to Rotary International, 1992-1995

31 Semi-Annual Reports to Rotary International, 1996-1998

32 Rotary International Printed Brochures and Materials

33 Rotary Club Software User’s Guide Version 3.0 – 1992

34 Computer 3 ½” disks (3) Back-up 2000-2002 Zipped Data base files

35 “Objects of Rotary” – 8 ½” x 11” poster stating the four objects of Rotary International

36 Miscellaneous

37 Service Is My Business, Chicago: Rotary International, 1948,

Second printing-September 1948 – inside the front cover

and on the fly leaf are comments handwritten by various club members about the usefulness of the message in this book.

38 Service Is My Business, Chicago: Rotary International, 1948 –

Sixth Printing-November 1956 – 2 copies

BOX 30

SERIES XXVI: Flags and Miniature banners collected from U.S. and foreign Rotary Clubs

File

1 The national flag of Australia

2 The flag of New South Wales, Australia

SUB-SERIES XXVI – A: Miniature banner collected from Rotary Clubs in the United States

File

3 Rotary New York World’s Fair, 1964-1965

4 Castro Valley Rotary Club, California

5 Agoura Hills, California

6 North Reading, Massachusetts

7 Carmel-By-the-Sea, California

8 Beavercreek, Ohio

9 Valparaiso, Indiana

10 Tiburon-Belvedere, California

11 Suttons Bay, Michigan

12 Orange, Texas

13 St. Charles, Illinois

14 Oakwood, Ohio

15 Bourne-Sandwich, Massachusetts

16 Bremerton, Washington

17 Gulf Shores, Alabama

18 Moraine, Ohio

19 Biloxi, Mississippi

20 Lubbock, Texas

21 Bladensburg, Maryland

22 Cambridge, Ohio

23 Anaheim Sunrise, California

24 Coolidge, Arizona

25 Ala Moana, Honolulu, Hawaii

26 Club No. 135, Piqua, Ohio

SU B-SERIES XXVI – B: Miniature banner collected from Rotary Clubs in foreign countries

File

27 Guararapes, Distrito 450, PE. Brasil [Brazil]

28 Ricardo Beraldi, Serra negra-Piqua 1983, USA Brazil [exchange student]

29 Lahore Sharqi, Pakistan

30 Salzburg, Austria

31 Rome, Italy

32 Ciudad De Guatemala

33 Kimberley, South Africa

34 St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles, St. Martin, Francaises

35 Aizuwakamatsu, Japan

36 Chong-Ro, Seoul, Korea

37 Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa

38 Masvingo, Zimbabwe

39 Tarragona, Espana [Spain[

40 Niagara Falls, Canada

41 Bombay Central, India

42 Yanagawa, Japan (2)

43 Salisbury Central, Rhodesia

SUB-SERIES XXVI – C: Miscellaneous Items

File

44 Symbol of Prague, Czech Republic

45 Stainless Steel Bell – from Rotary International Joint Conference 1981-1982

46 Color photograph of a Piqua Rotary Club 75^th anniversary

highway billboard. The 8 x 11 ¾ inch photograph

provided by Root Outdoor Sign Company – 1990.

47 Booklet “District 667 Directory 1988-1989” listing the district

officers and all the clubs in District 667 and their officers.

48 Program for the Second Annual Rotary-Kiwanis City – Country

Dinner, January 17, 1989 at Piqua High School.

49 Program for the Second Annual Rotary-Kiwanis City – Country

Dinner, January 16, 1990 at Upper Valley JVS.

50 Piqua Rotary Club 135 – 75^th Anniversary group photograph

with all the individuals identified.

51 Framed pages from the Rotary District 667 newsletter showing

Piqua with 111 members and 100% attendance for April 1990.

52 Rotary Club No. 135, Piqua, Ohio – Members Handbook

BOX 31

SERIES XXVII: Rotary Member Badges (worn during the meetings) –

members names arranged alphabetically by style of badge

SUB-SERIES - A: Badges with wire pocket holders

Gunter, Ralph L.

Hamilton, I.C.

Hartzell, Thomas H.

Hinsch, S. J.

Shoemaker, Jerry

Thyer, Roger

BOX 31

SUB-SERIES – B: Badges with metal bar slide pocket holders

Bredeson, Dean K.

Hockert, J. Richard

Jackson, Sam

Lester, William T.

Reed, William G.

White, Wallace W.

Wirick, Thomas G.

SUB-SERIES – C: Badges with a spring clip on the back and Rotary

International in gold letters around the edge

Bachman, Duane L.

Bair, Charles H.

Baldetti, Paul G.

Barger, William M.

Barlett, Todd A.

Bayman, I. Eugene

Beckert, Donald E.

Branum, David

Bright, William A.

Burket, Kenneth E.

Creaser, Gordon

Dayton, John H.

DeRoss, Thomas C.

DeSue, John L.

Drapp, John Fredrick

Drapp, Joseph E.

Easley, Jerry M.

Elrod, Robert O.

Ernst, Henry J.

Erwin, Patrick K.

Feinthel, Ken K.

Grissom, James A.

Hammer, Raymond L., Jr.

Hammond, Robert R.

Hampshire, Thomas F.

Hardwick, David R.

Havenar, Michael L.

Huffman, James W.

Hurd, Paul S.

Jackson, H. Edward

Jenkins, Donald J.

Kappeler, William H.

Keller, Joseph D.

Kidder, Mark R.

Kiefer, Susan

Kirby, O. Ted

Kister, Mark

Koon, M. James

Koon, Michael R.

Manges, Charles

McKitrick, Julian L.

Miller, Ray N.

Morris, Charles H. O.

Nees, Lowell R.

Neilson, John

Nettles, Roger C.

O’Dell, Robert

Obara, Zdzislaw J.

Pavlik, Robert P.

Pessefall, Doug

Rath, Mark L.

Reynolds, Staton C.

Ristoff, Theodore C.

Rogers, Bernard G.

Schachner, Richard D.

Sherry, Marc P.

Shoemaker, Jerry

Sinks, Robert F.

Slaby, R. Kent

Smith, Dean D.

Smith, Lisle M.

Sorensen, James E.

Stafford, James C.

Starnes, Ronald

Stocker, Clifford L.

Sullenberger, Steve

Sumner, G. Scott

Treon, Patrick L.

Volp, Raymond M.

Wagoner, W. Ray

Ward, Tom

Welsh, Robert P.

Winans, Max

Wolf, Joel

Woods, Charles L., Jr.

Wright, Jay Frederick

Yantis, Norman C.

Yasuo, Yoneda

Yount, Gary K.

Ziklo, John B.

Zimmerman, Jerry

SUB-SERIES – D: Badges with a pin closure on the back and Rotary

Active Member in gold letters around the

edge – some have a red and white New

Member sticker attached.

Carnes, Jennifer

Copen, David

Dershem, Tabitha

Gipe, Wesley [New Member]

Hall, Roger [New Member]

Helman, Gregory

Johnson, T. Scott

Lange, Frank

Onderak, Alicia [New Member]

Secor, John [New Member]

Walker, Eva

SUB-SERIES – E: Badges with a pin closure on the back and Rotary

Senior Active Member in gold letters around the edge

Drapp, Charles E.

Gastineau, Plez M. Jr.

Mote, Thomas R.

Neff, Frank

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #7

BOX 32

SERIES XXVIII: More miniature banners collected from U.S. and foreign Rotary Clubs

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – A: United States – Ohio

File

1 Lima, Ohio

2 Wapakoneta, Ohio

3 Bellevue, Ohio

4 Sidney, Ohio

5 Hamilton, Ohio

6 Northwest Summit County, Ohio

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – B: United States – Northeast

File

7 Danvers, Massachusetts

8 Trumbull, Connecticut

9 Dover, New Hampshire

10 White River Junction, Vermont

11 Historic Hyde Park, New York

12 Princeton, New Jersey

13 Atlantic City, New Jersey

14 Latrobe, Pennsylvania

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – C: United States – Mid-west

File

15 St. Charles, Illinois

16 St. Clair County (West), Illinois

17 Fox Lake, Illinois

18 Hammond, Indiana

19 Troy, Michigan

20 Bemidji, Minnesota

21 Fosston, Minnesota

22 Webster Groves, Missouri

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – D: United States – South

File

23 Seminole, Florida

24 Niceville-Valparaiso, Florida

25 Trinity Rotary Club, Pasco County, Florida

26 Clearwater Beach, Florida

27 Cocoa Beach, Florida

28 Marco Island, Florida

29 Ormond Beach, Florida

30 Southwest Miami, Florida

31 Atlanta, Georgia

32 Columbus, Georgia

33 Nicholasville, Kentucky

34 Olive Hill, Kentucky

35 Biloxi, Mississippi

36 Florence, South Carolina

37 Conway, South Carolina

38 Annandale, Virginia

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – E: United States – Southwest

File

39 Coolidge, Arizona

40 Lubbock, Texas

41 Albuquerque, New Mexico

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – F: United States – West Coast

File

42 San Mateo, California

43 Fullerton South, California

44 Fig Garden Rotary Club, Fresno, California

45 Cathedral City, California

46 East Oakland, California

47 San Bernardino, California

48 Lancaster, California

49 San Leandro, California

50 Lakewood, California

51 Torrey Pines Rotary Club, La Jolla, California

52 Palm Springs, California

53 Costa Mesa, California

54 Southeast Portland, Oregon

55 Seattle, Washington

BOX 32

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – G: United States – Alaska and Hawaii

File

56 Eagle River, Alaska

57 Honolulu, Hawaii

58 East Honolulu, Hawaii

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – H: Canada

File

59 Lethbridge East, Alberta, Canada

60 Quebec, Canada

61 St. Georges, Beauce, Quebec, Canada

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – I: Central and South America

File

62 Buenos Aires, Argentina

63 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

64 Serra Negra, Sao Paulo, Brasil

65 Sao Paula, Brasil (2)

66 La Cisterna, Chile

67 Bogota Occidente, Colombia

68 Bogota, Columbia

69 Qvito, Ecvador (2)

70 Ciudad, Guatemala

71 Managua, Nicaragua

72 Lima, Peru

73 Montevideo, Uruguay

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – J: Atlantic and Caribbean

File

74 Hamilton, Bermuda

75 Anguilla

76 Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands B. W. I.

BOX 32

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – K: Asia

File

77 Amagasaki North, Japan

78 Ako, Japan

79 Anan, Japan

80 Ashiya, Japan

81 Himeji, Japan

82 Imabari, Japan

83 Itami, Japan

84 Kochi, Japan

85 Kitayodo, Osaka, Japan

86 Kamojima, Japan

87 Kobe, Japan (2)

88 Kobe East, Japan

89 Kawanishi, Japan

90 Kasumi, Japan

91 Nishinomiya, Koshien, Japan

92 Nishinomiya, Japan

93 Nikko, Japan

94 Niihama, Japan

95 Naruto, Japan

96 Osaka-West, Japan

97 Suita West, Osaka, Japan

98 Osaka Sonezaki, Japan

99 Suita Esaka, Japan (2)

100 Sakaide, Japan

101 Sumoto, Japan

102 Shimonoseki, Japan

103 Tokyo Omori, Japan

104 Takarazuka, Japan

105 Tokushima, Japan

106 Toyooka, Japan

107 Tottori, Japan

108 Tsuruoka, Japan

109 Kowloon, British Crown Colony of Hong Kong

110 Singapore

111 Maesai, Thailand

BOX 32

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – L: Europe

File

112 Prerov, Czech Republic

113 Macclesfield, England, United Kingdom

114 Kallio-Berghall, Helsinki, Helsingfors, Finland

115 Aix-En-Provence, France

116 Le Havre, France

117 Lyon, France

118 Nice, France

119 Ginasservis, Durance, Verdon, France

120 Aubagne, France

121 Paris, France

122 Saint Nazaire, France (2)

123 Bremen, Germany

124 Hildesheim, Germany

125 Essen Mitte, Germany

126 Athinai, Hellas (Athens, Greece)

127 San Casciano-Chianti, Italia (Italy)

128 Vence-Cagnes, Italia (Italy)

129 Luzern, Schweiz (Switzerland)

130 Lucerne, Switzerland

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – M: Australia and New Zealand

File

131 Booval, Queensland, Australia

132 Cessnock, New South Wales, Australia

133 East Sydney, Australia

134 New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia

135 Napier, New Zealand

136 Whangarei South, New Zealand

BOX 32

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – N: Africa

File

137 Salisbury Central, Rhodesia – now called Harare, Zimbabwe

138 Alberton, South Africa

139 Johannesburg, South Africa

140 Lombardy, South Africa

141 Springs Park, South Africa

142 Khartoum, Sudan

143 Heliopolis, Egypt

SUB-SERIES XXVIII – O: District Governor’s Banner

File

144 Tom Cobb, District Governor, District 6670, Rotary International 1998-1999

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #8

BOX 33

SERIES XXIX: The Paul P. Gutmann Addition

File

1 ”This is Rotary” – a brochure produced by Rotary International

2 “Member’s Handbook, Piqua Rotary Club” – c. 1994

3 Rotopiquan, October 1, 2002

4 A list of past Piqua Rotary Club presidents – 1915-2008

5 Constitution of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio

6 Brief biography of Paul Harris, founder of Rotary International

7 ClubRunner Tips and Tricks – 04-24-12 – this is a six page set of

instructions for using Piqua Rotary’s ClubRunner web site.

8 “Rotary Story” by John Smarge – an article published in The Rotarian, September 2003

9 “A History of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio and of District 667, Rotary

International” by Cecil M. Sims, Curtis Reynolds, Paul P. Gutman – c. 1971

10 Rotary International, Guide to Classifications, Rotary International Pamphlet 284, 1967 edition.

11 Adventure in Service, Rotary International – 118 page book presented to

new Rotary Members to describe Rotary to them. This book presented to Paul P. Gutmann, September 7, 1965.

12 The Rotarian – magazine of Rotary International, June 2005 – cover

story: “100 Years, The people, events, and accomplishments that define Rotary’s place in history.”

13 The Rotarian – magazine of Rotary International, October 2010 – cover

story: “Convention Preview, Rotary International Convention, New Orleans, LA”

14 The Rotarian – magazine of Rotary International, January 2011 – “Anniversary Issue: Our First Century”

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #9

BOX 33

SERIES XXX: The Lorna Swisher Collection - More miniature banners collected from foreign Rotary Clubs

File

15 Prerov, Czech Republic

16 Graaff Reinet, South Africa

17 Kimberley, South Africa

18 Mossel Bay, South Africa

19 Ricardo Beraldi, Serra Negro, Brazil

20 Kumagaya, Kagohara, Japan

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #10

BOX 34

SERIES XXXI: The Doug Stilwell Addition – Miniature banners, member buttons, gavel and DVD.

File

1 Rotary Presentation - DVD of the PowerPoint slides of a presentation

made to the Rotary Club on November 14, 2006 by Harry Bungarner of the City of Piqua. The presentation was on the history, purpose and goals of Grow Piqua Now – 23 slides in the presentation.

2 Miniature banner – Himeji-South Rotary Club, Japan

3 Miniature banner – Rotary Club San Marino, California

4 Miniature banner – Rotary Club Panorama City, California

5 Miniature banner – Rotary Club of Plantation, Florida

6 Miniature banner – Rotary International Kimigori, Japan

7 Miniature banner – Rotary Club De Caracas (Venezuela) – banner received by Mike Reed, August 25, 1964, Caracas

8 Miniature Rotary International President banner – Peace through Service, Sakuji Tanaka, Rotary International President 2012-13

9 Miniature Rotary International President banner – Engage Rotary, Change

Lives, Ron D. Burton, 2013-14 President, Rotary International

10 Miniature Rotary International President banner – Light Up Rotary, Gary C. K. Huang, 2014-2015 RI President

11 Former member badge – Robert Bornhorst – Insurance Underwriting, Accounting

12 Former member badge – Amy Carroll – Nursing Home Director

13 Former member badge – Frederick E. Enderle – City Manager

14 Former member badge – Rev. Thomas Grilliot - Clergy

15 Former member badge – George W. Hartzell – Walnut Lumber

16 Former member badge – James R. Hartzell – Walnut Products

17 Former member badge – Joanna Hill-Heitzman – Past Service

18 Former member badge – Janet Jackson – Professional Organizer

19 Former member badge – Kathleen Klenk – Salvation Army Administration

20 Former member badge –Mark Mabelitini – Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity

21 Former member badge – William Murphy – City Economic Development

22 Former member badge – Skip Murray – Computer Sales

23 Former member badge – Frank Patrizio – Past President 2011-2012 – Law Practice General

24 Former member badge – Karen Pierce – Financial Services

25 Former member badge – Jeff Price – Public Education Administration

26 Former member badge – Scott Rasor – Banking Business

27 Former member badge – Samuel Robinson, Sr. – CPA

28 Former member badge – Kathy Sherman – Chamber of Commerce President

29 Former member badge – Susan Smith – Human Resources

30 Former member badge – Cristobal Valdez – Community College President

31 Former member badge – Stacy Wall – Law, City Attorney

32 Former member badge – Lori Webster – Corporate Financial Plastic Products

33 Former member badge – Kenneth A. Yowell – Education, College Administration

34 Sergeant At-Arms badge

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #11

BOX 35

SERIES XXXII: The Mike Gutmann Addition

File

1 Adventure in Service, The story of Rotary, its origin, growth, and

influence. Chicago: Rotary International, 1949 (sixth printing, January 1952). Printed on a page pasted into the front of this book is the following: “This copy of Adventure in Service is presented to Rotarian Robert P. Fite as a token of his admission to Membership in the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio, W.E. Stone, President; Clint F. Gattshall, Secretary; Date: February 16, 1954.” Inside the book is a pamphlet entitled “Brief Facts About Rotary” and a small pamphlet entitled “The Four-Way Test”.

2 Constitution and By-Laws, Rotary International, Pamphlet No. 12, July, 1954

3 The Rotopiquan – blank with a letter head on one side listing the officers,

directors and meeting times. On the back side is printed a list of Rotary members in July 1954, past presidents, committees with chairmen and members and 1954-55 monthly program committees and their chairmen.

PIQUA ROTARY CLUB COLLECTION ADDITION #12

BOX 35

SERIES XXXIII: The Sean Ford Addition

SUB-SERIES XXXIII-A: Miscellaneous documents relating to club

activities.

File

4 A folder of documents relating to club activities during 2012.

5 A folder of documents relating to club activities during 2013.

6 A folder of documents relating to club activities during 2014.

7 Documents of the Fund Raising Committee – 2014

8 Documents concerning the Chicken Dinner in 2014.

9 Documents dealing with the celebration of 100 Years of Rotary in Piqua – 2014.

10 A folder of documents relating to club activities during 2015.

11 Documents relating to the proposal for a fund-raising basketball game in the spring of 2015.

SUB-SERIES XXXIII-B: Documents from the President’s Notebook – 2016-2017

File

12 “Lead Your Club: President 2016-2019 Edition” – Instruction manual for Rotary Club Presidents.

13 Rotary calendar and committee assignments – July 2016-June 2017

14 Bylaws of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio and the Constitution of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio

15 Rotary Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes: July 12, 2016 – June 13, 2017.

16 Statements of Financial Position and other financial records: June 2016 – May 2017

17 Rotary Member Data Base Information sheets and Membership Proposal

Forms. Also, Rotary Induction Ceremony note cards and sheets.

18 “A History of the Rotary Club of Piqua, Ohio and of District 667 of Rotary International – 1970

19 Letters of thanks to the Piqua Rotary Club from various groups and

individuals for donations by the Piqua Rotary Club: the letters are dated 2016-2017

20 World Service Committee Agendas, notes and other documents: July-December 2016

SUB-SERIES XXXIII-C: Documents relating to the 75^th Anniversary

celebration of the Piqua Rotary Club – 1990 .

File

21 Photographs: [1] Two 3 ½” x 5” color photos of the Fort Piqua Hotel;

[2] 3 ½” x 5” color photo of the southeast corner of the Public Square and of the Rotary 75^th Anniversary billboard over the Miami County Auto Club offices; [3] Fourteen 3 ½” x 5” color photos of the 75^th Anniversary Piqua Rotary Club billboard.

22 Photographs – 5” x 7” black & white glossy: [1] Two photos of James

Oda (Historian), Ray Loffer (Vice President), Jack Schaefer (District Governor), and Tony Wendeln (President) looking over exhibits of Rotary artifacts covering 75 years. [2] Three photos of Tony Wendeln presenting the Rotary International Paul Harris Award to Harry Oda; [3] Tony Wendeln presenting a posthumous Paul Harris Award to Mrs. Jo Baker; [4] Harry Oda, Jo Baker, Tony Wendeln.

23 8” x 10” color photograph of the members of the Piqua Rotary Club in

1989 – photo by Mike Underwood Photography, Piqua, Ohio. Included in this file is a list of individuals who ordered copies of this photograph and a page identifying the individuals in the photo.

24 Documents relating to the work of the 75^th Anniversary Committee chaired by Michael Yannucci

25 Special invitation letters sent to other Rotary clubs, Rotary District, International Officers and widows of past long term members.

26 Proclamation by Piqua Mayor William J. Cruse designating February 13, 1990, as Rotary Club of Piqua Day.

27 Documents used during the 75^th Anniversary Banquet program: [1] the

program (2 copies); [2] Place mats with congratulations from the Piqua Elks; [3] the program script used by President Tony Wendeln; [4] “Service Above Self, Piqua Rotary Club 1915-1990,” a history of the Piqua Rotary Club written by James C. Oda; [5] A copy of the 40^th Anniversary program from 1955; [6] A copy of the 50^th Anniversary program from 1964; [7] two reprints of the program for “Rotary’s Rollicking Revue of 1922.

28 Letters of congratulation and appreciation received by the Piqua Rotary

Club at the time of the 75^th Anniversary Banquet and in the period after.

29 Newspaper clippings

SERIES XXXIV: Rotary Club Addition #13 – July 2018

SUB-SERIES XXXIV A: Board of Directors Minutes: 2005-2009

BOX 36

File

1 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – October 4, 2005

2 Board Minutes and accompanying documents including responses from

board members, prospect list for new members and District 6670 Membership and Attendance figures for June, July, August, September, 2005 – November 1, 2005

3 Board Minutes – June 6, 2006

4 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – July 18, 2006

5 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – August 8, 2006

6 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – September 12, 2006

7 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – October 10, 2016

8 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – November 14, 2006

9 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – December 12, 2006

10 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – February 20, 2007

11 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – March 20, 2007

12 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – April 10, 2007

13 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – May 8, 2007

14 Board Minutes – June 12, 2007

15 Board Minutes and accompanying documents –July 10, 2007

16 Board Minutes – August 14, 2007

17 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – October 9, 2007 – Note:

There was no official meeting in September due to the lack of a quorum.

18 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – November 13, 2007

19 Board Minutes – January 8, 2008

20 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – February 5, 2008

21 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – April 1, 2008

22 Board Minutes – September 9, 2008

23 Board Minutes – November 11, 2008

24 Board Minutes – January 12, 2009

25 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – February 10, 2009

26 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – March 10, 2009

27 Board Minutes and accompanying documents – May 12, 2009

BOX 36

SUB-SERIES XXXIV B: Financial Records and Reports 2006-2008

File

28 Financial Report – April 30, 2006

29 Financial Reports and other communications – June 2006

30 Financial Reports and other communications – July and August 2006

31 Financial Reports – April 2007

32 Financial Reports – April 2008

SUB-SERIES XXXIV C: Bylaws Changes and Adoptions

File

33 Bylaws and changes – June 2006

34 Bylaws and changes – July and August 2006

SUB-SERIES XXXIV D: Club Assemblies, Committees and Committee Reports

File

35 Committee structures and descriptions – June 2006

36 Rotary Club Assembly – 2005

37 Rotary Club Assembly – 2006

38 Rotary Club Assembly – 2007

39 Rotary Club Assembly – 2008

40 Club Service Avenue materials – 2005

41 Club Service Avenue materials – 2006

42 Club Service Avenue materials – 2007

43 Membership Development Committee materials – 2005

44 Membership Development Committee materials – 2006

45 Membership Development Committee materials – 2007

46 Public Relations Committee materials – 2006

47 Public Relations Committee materials – 2007

48 Public Relations Committee materials – a four DVD collection from

Rotary International titled “Humanity in motion IV”, with suggestions for uses of the information in television programs, radio programs, billboards and print advertising. This set produced in 2008. Also, a newspaper article from The Piqua Daily Call about a Rotary sponsored benefit basketball game featuring former Ohio State football players and a group of Piqua “Stars”. The date of the article is March 7, 2014.

49 Fellowship Committee materials – 2006

50 Fellowship Committee materials – 2007

51 Miscellaneous committee materials – 2005-2006

BOX 36

SUB-SERIES XXXIV E: Miniature banner

File

52 A miniature banner sent to the club bearing the slogan, “Rotary: Making

A Difference.” This banner is from Ian Riseley, 2017-18 President, Rotary International.

THIS BOX IS NOT FULL.