https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/147
title: #147 Gordon J. Kaske, M.D. 1949ish Regime for Peptic Ulcer Coffee and tea will not be given unless ordered by the Doctor. No condiments are allowed except a moderate amount of salt (salt is not omitted in cooking).
subject: #147 Gordon J. Kaske, M.D. 1949ish Regime for Peptic Ulcer Coffee and tea will not be given unless ordered by the Doctor. No condiments are allowed except a moderate amount of salt (salt is not omitted in cooking).
description: #147 Gordon J. Kaske, M.D. 1949ish Regime for Peptic Ulcer Coffee and tea will not be given unless ordered by the Doctor. No condiments are allowed except a moderate amount of salt (salt is not omitted in cooking).
creator: #147 Gordon J. Kaske, M.D. 1949ish
source: Gordon J. Kaske, M.D.
date: 1948 or 1949
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Other Written Items
identifier: CLR-00147 2 pages

https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/148
title: #148 John Q McComb 04.13.1903 Manquin, VA April 13, 1903 Dear Belle, I suffuse you don't know what to write me as I have not recd any letter from you for some time but as it has been raining the last two days and I am so miserable lonely (if there is such a thing) that I don't know
subject: Love letter from John McComb to Belle MacHatton #148 John Q McComb 04.13.1903 Manquin, VA April 13, 1903 Dear Belle, I suffuse you don't know what to write me as I have not recd any letter from you for some time but as it has been raining the last two days and I am so miserable lonely (if there is such a thing) that I don't know
description: #148 John Q McComb 04.13.1903 Manquin, VA April 13, 1903 Dear Belle, I suffuse you don't know what to write me as I have not recd any letter from you for some time but as it has been raining the last two days and I am so miserable lonely (if there is such a thing) that I don't know
creator: #148 John Q McComb 04.13.1903
source: John Q McComb
date: 04/13/1903
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick has copy
format: Handwritten
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00148 1 page and envelope Unsure who has the originals

#149 State of Michigan 12.28.1995 County of Kent State of Michigan Department of Public Health State File Number Certificate of Death 0675679 Marjorie Carr Weaver Female December 28, 1995
subject: #149 State of Michigan 12.28.1995 County of Kent Certificate of Death Marjorie Carr Weaver
description: #149 State of Michigan 12.28.1995 County of Kent Certificate of Death Marjorie Carr Weaver
creator: #149 State of Michigan 12.28.1995 County of Kent
source: State of Michigan
date: 12/28/1995
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Legal Document
identifier: CLR-00149 1 page and note

#15 Mary MacHatton Nov. 27, 1894 Robinson, Ill. My dear sister:- I should have written to you long ago and the only excuse I offer is that I am teaching school and you know how little time I have.
subject: #15 Mary MacHatton Nov. 27, 1894 Robinson, Ill. My dear sister:- I should have written to you long ago and the only excuse I offer is that I am teaching school and you know how little time I have.
description: #15 Mary MacHatton Nov. 27, 1894 Robinson, Ill. My dear sister:- I should have written to you long ago and the only excuse I offer is that I am teaching school and you know how little time I have.
creator: #15 Mary MacHatton Nov. 27, 1894
date: 11.27.1894
format: Handwritten
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR- 0015

https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/150
title: #150 Jennifer Raye Nisbett James 08/05/1998 Ode to Aunt Lillian, Parts 1, 3 & 4 (missing part 2) Part One - Aunt Lillian in My Childhood Days Part Three - Aunt Lillian and Me Part Four - An Ode to Aunt Lillian and letter & pics from Jenny to Aunt Lil
subject: #150 Jennifer Raye Nisbett James 08/05/1998 Ode to Aunt Lillian, Parts 1, 3 & 4 (missing part 2) Part One - Aunt Lillian in My Childhood Days Part Three - Aunt Lillian and Me Part Four - An Ode to Aunt Lillian and letter & pics from Jenny to Aunt Lil
description: #150 Jennifer Raye Nisbett James 08/05/1998 Ode to Aunt Lillian, Parts 1, 3 & 4 (missing part 2) Part One - Aunt Lillian in My Childhood Days Part Three - Aunt Lillian and Me Part Four - An Ode to Aunt Lillian and letter & pics from Jenny to Aunt Lil
creator: #150 Jennifer Raye Nisbett James 08/05/1998 & 08/17/1998 Ode to Aunt Lillian, Parts 1, 3 & 4 (missing part 2) and letter & pics from Jenny to Aunt Lil
source: Jennifer Raye Nisbett James
date: 08/05/1998 08/17/1998
contributor: Jennifer Raye Nisbett James
format: Typed handwritten pictures
language: Enlish
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00150 parts 1,3 and 4 copy and letter & pics from Jenny to Aunt Lil (pics of Jenny & Madison)

#151 Laurel, Neb. Sept. 8th, 1934 Dear Sister Belle, Since I wrote telling you that I was going back to Bloomington I received a letter from Martha saying that I did not need to come right now...
subject: 1st ketter #151 regarding Will goting back to Bloomington to see Uncle Walter - see #152 for 2nd letter from Belle
description: #151 Laurel, Neb. Sept. 8th, 1934 Dear Sister Belle, Since I wrote telling you that I was going back to Bloomington I received a letter from Martha saying that I did not need to come right now...
creator: #151 William Walter Collins 09.08.1934 and 2nd letter: Belle MacHatton McComb (#152)
source: W.W. Collins William Walter Collins
date: 09/08/1934
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00151 front page back page is CLR-00152

https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/152
title: #152 April 26, 1935 Dear Mary: The glasses came yesterday in perfect condition. Thank you so much, am sorry I had to bother you with them. We are all well and enjoying this fine spring weather and hoping that Old Man Winter does not appear again.
subject: letter to her sister Mary MacHatton Hyslop April 26, 1935 Dear Mary: The glasses came yesterday in perfect condition. Thank you so much, am sorry I had to bother you with them. We are all well and enjoying this fine spring weather and hoping that Old Man Winter does not appear again.
description: #152 April 26, 1935 Dear Mary: The glasses came yesterday in perfect condition. Thank you so much, am sorry I had to bother you with them. We are all well and enjoying this fine spring weather and hoping that Old Man Winter does not appear again.
creator: #152 Mrs. Belle McComb 04.26.1935 Isabelle "Belle" MacHatton McComb
source: Belle MacHatton McComb
date: 04/26/1935
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Handwritten
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: #152 1 page - back side of #151

#153 Treasurer's Office, Greene County, Ohio Ced Township, Page 30 Received of Elizabeth Collins Taxes on Personal Property Amount due December 20, 1866
subject: #153 Treasurer's Office, Greene County, Ohio Ced Township, Page 30 Received of Elizabeth Collins Taxes on Personal Property Amount due December 20,paid in 1866
description: #153 Treasurer's Office, Greene County, Ohio Ced Township, Page 30 Received of Elizabeth Collins Taxes on Personal Property Amount due December 20, 1866
creator: #153 Elizabeth Collins 12.20.1866
source: Treasurer Greene County, Ohio
date: 12/20/1866
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Legal Document
identifier: CLR-00153 1 receipt and back of receipt

#154 From: Susan Reggin To: Dianne Nisbett, Cheryl Lynn Rennick 05/28/2004 Directions to the Seceder Cemetary Dear Sisters,
subject: Directions to the Seceder Cemetery, Duncanville, IL
description: David B McComb and all the Youngs are buried there. Mary McComb (sister of John Q) is buried right in Dunchanville in the Baptist churchyard.
creator: #154 Susan Reid Reggin
source: email from Susan C Reid Reggin
date: 05/28/2004
contributor: Cherl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00154 1 page

#155 Photograph of S. W. Collins (Samuel Walter Collins)
subject: Picture of S. W. Collins (Samuel Walter Collins)
description: #155 Picture of S. W. Collins (Samuel Walter Collins)
creator: #155 Photograph of S. W. Collins
format: Black/White
language: English
type: Photograph
identifier: CLR-00155 1 page

https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/156
title: #156 Will Collins 12/16/1932 Laurel, Nebr. Dec. 16, 1932 Mrs. Belle McComb Chicago, Ill. Dear Sister: It being quite a while since I had a letter from you I really have forgotten whethr I owe you a letter or not. However will be glad to hear from you and the family soon again. I have some good news that I want to tell you about as well as that conditions are very bad here. The good new is that I have another fine grandson a month old past now
subject: family letter , talked about conditions and the Depression
description: #156 Will Collins 12/16/1932 Laurel, Nebr. Dec. 16, 1932 Mrs. Belle McComb Chicago, Ill. Dear Sister: It being quite a while since I had a letter from you I really have forgotten whethr I owe you a letter or not. However will be glad to hear from you and the family soon again. I have some good news that I want to tell you about as well as that conditions are very bad here. The good new is that I have another fine grandson a month old past now
creator: #156 Will Collins 12/16/1932
source: Will Collins
date: 12/16/1932
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00156 1 page

#157 Postcard Laurel, Nebr Always Affectionately Bro. Will
description: #157 Easter Postcard
creator: #157 Bro. Will Collins 03.30.1923
source: Will Collins
date: 03/30/1923
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Handwritten
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00157 2 sided postcard

https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/158
title: #158 Recalls Early Days and Life as Early Cedar Valley Settlers Hubert Reid of near Cedar Rapids was one of the earliest settlers of Boone county. His experiences with primitive prairies are told here by himself as he lived them.
subject: #158 Recalls Early Days and Life as Early Cedar Valley Settlers Hubert Reid of near Cedar Rapids was one of the earliest settlers of Boone county. His experiences with primitive prairies are told here by himself as he lived them.
description: Recalls Early Days and Life as Early Cedar Valley Settlers Hubert Reid of near Cedar Rapids was one of the earliest settlers of Boone county. His experiences with primitive prairies are told here by himself as he lived them.
creator: #158 Hubert Reid
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: News Paper Article
identifier: CLR-00158 1 page

#159 Blizzard of 1888 still a chilling story by Mary Ann Grossmann
subject: Blizzard of 1888
description: #159 Blizzard of 1888 still a chilling story by Mary Ann Grossmann
creator: #159 by Mary Ann Grossmann 1888
source: #159 Blizzard of 1888 still a chilling story by Mary Ann Grossmann
date: 02/20/2005
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: News Paper Article
identifier: CLR-00159 1 page

#16 Flora - written to Martha MacHatton 04.11.1905 My dear Martha:- It seems a shame that such good friends as we are can't keep up our correspondence any better, doesn't it?
subject: #16 Flora - written to Martha MacHatton 04.11.1905 My dear Martha:- It seems a shame that such good friends as we are can't keep up our correspondence any better, doesn't it?
description: #16 Flora - written to Martha MacHatton 04.11.1905 My dear Martha:- It seems a shame that such good friends as we are can't keep up our correspondence any better, doesn't it?
creator: #16 Flora - written to Martha MacHatton 04.11.1905
date: 04.11.1905
contributor: Susan Carol Reid
format: Handwritten
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR - 0016

https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/160
title: #160 Obituary 09.17.1946 Clara B. Allen was born in Orleans, Indiana, on December 8, 1852. There she grew to womanhood and in the year 1874 was united in marriage with Samuel I. Jeter. The young couple went to housekeeping there and some time later Mr. Jeter went to Omaha to seek better opportunities for himself and his bride.
subject: Obituary Clara B. Allen was born in Orleans, Indiana, on December 8, 1852. There she grew to womanhood and in the year 1874 was united in marriage with Samuel I. Jeter. The young couple went to housekeeping there and some time later Mr. Jeter went to Omaha to seek better opportunities for himself and his bride.
description: Obituary Clara B. Allen was born in Orleans, Indiana, on December 8, 1852. There she grew to womanhood and in the year 1874 was united in marriage with Samuel I. Jeter. The young couple went to housekeeping there and some time later Mr. Jeter went to Omaha to seek better opportunities for himself and his bride.
creator: #160 Clara B. Allen Jeter 09.17.1946
source: This is the Draft of her obituary
date: 09/17/1946
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Obituary
identifier: CLR-00160 2 pages

#161 April 3, 2003 Invocation YMCA of Pueblo Annual Meeting A Prayer for Our YMCA, Community & Nation
subject: #161 April 3, 2003 Invocation YMCA of Pueblo Annual Meeting A Prayer for Our YMCA, Community & Nation
description: #161 April 3, 2003 Invocation YMCA of Pueblo Annual Meeting A Prayer for Our YMCA, Community & Nation God of liberty, as we gather today We acknowledge Your reign For the freedoms we have, For the rights we possess, For the security of our laws, For the abundance of our resources, We praise You and thank You. Give guidance to the leaders of our YMCA, community, state and nation. Watch over those who serve us in other parts of the world. Make our nation, community and organization great, Renowned in wisdom, prosperous in virtue, and Renewed in faith. Destroy any divisions that divide us; Take away hatred and violence; Help us to bring peace, respect for human life, Caring and compassion to the world. Make us one people, united in praising You. In your name we prayer. Amen.
creator: #161 April 3, 2003 Invocation YMCA of Pueblo Annual Meeting A Prayer for Our YMCA, Community & Nation
date: 04/03/2003
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Other Written Items

#162 To the dear Reid Family May the blessings of Christmas be yours Aunt Elizabeth
subject: Christmas Card from Aunt Elizabeth Auctioned the house in Oceola, NE $1800.00 on Dec. 6th. Enjoyed seeing everyone when she and Aunt Rae came out Went and saw Margaret
creator: #162 Elizabeth Reid ( John D Reid's sister) 12.16.????
date: 12/16/ ??
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Handwritten
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00162 4 pages - card written on inside and back

#163 Weitzel Abstract Co. Carroll J Reid - President and Attorney Dear Uncle John:
subject: Letter to John D Reid regarding his sister Sadie's will. no date on letter
description: Letter to John D Reid regarding his sister Sadie's will. no date on letter
creator: #163 Carroll J. Reid
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Correspondence
identifier: CLR-00163 2 pages

#164 In Memory of 11.10.1962 Dr. John D. Reid Born at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska September 23, 1874 Passed Away at Omaha, Nebraska November 10, 1962 Age - 88 years
subject: #164 Funeral bulletin for John D Reid 11.10.1962
description: In Memory of Dr. John D. Reid Born at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska September 23, 1874 Passed Away at Omaha, Nebraska November 10, 1962 Age - 88 years
creator: #164 John D Reid's funeral bulletin 11.10.1962
date: 11/13/1962
contributor: Cheryl L Reid Rennick
format: Typed
language: English
type: Bulletin / Program
identifier: CLR-00164 1 page