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Neighbor woman and her son, Angie Mohr McBee and and her son, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Mary Mohr, and Blanche Mohr

Back of the postcard

Left side:

Well Ma, how are you. I want you and Pa to come and see us now you can make…

Term Apr. 16, 1968 - Mar. 03, 1970 elected Apr. 02, 1968 defeating Luther Payne and Pat Maloney for the Ward IV seat vacated by Alfred Taylor sworn in Apr. 16, 1968 resigned effective Mar. 03, 1970 technically defeated Apr. 07, 1970 by Arnold E.…

The neighborhood women at their club meeting on the Cherry farm in 1919. There are two names missing.

Back row: Ada Cherry, Lena Miller, Effie Hamilton, Ella Goodin, Nell High, Carie States, and Laura Baxter

Middle row: Lester High, Ruth High,…

The neighborhood farm women would get together and have a picnic at the Cherry family farm. The get togethers stopped about two years ago (2016).

In the photo taken in 1919 they were dressing up for fun. Ada Cherry is on the far left; Dorothy…

Nema Brown standing in the empty lot next to the Odd Fellows Hall in 1942.

Term Jan. 14, 2020 - current elected Nov. 05, 2019 and ran unopposed for the Ward III seat vacated by Cheryl Bannon sworn in Jan. 14, 2020 re-elected Nov. 07, 2023 and ran unopposed Nick Engle is a Financial Professional at Keene Insight Financial…

O. H. P. Smith's family standing in front of their farmhouse located at the northeast corner of Madison and Derby Street around 1922

Left to right:

Beatrice Smith, O. H. P. Smith, Marion Smith, Alice (Morrison) Smith, and Robert Smith

One of Derby’s early blacksmith shops was located on Washington Street just east of the railroad tracks. The shop was owned by A. C. Simonsen and his son, Max C.
Shown standing from the left are A. C., his daughter Sedona, and son Max C. In the…

Robert Hamilton moved to Derby to purchase the property in 1883. Robert and his brothers lived on the property.