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51		Lizzie Miller Photo Album, pg. 5 (Blank) Back of photograph on pg. 6.	MILLER Elisabeth
52		Lizzie Miller Photo Album, pg. 6 Mary (Miller) Ziegelbauer, ca. 1900	MILLER Elisabeth MILLER Mary
53		Lizzie Miller Photo Album, pg. 7 Elizabeth "Lizzie" (Miller) Holl, ca. 1900	MILLER Elisabeth
54		Lizzie Miller Photo Album, pg. 8 Portrait of Barbara (Holl) Schubert	HOLL Barbara F MILLER Elisabeth
55		Lizzie Miller Photo Album, pg. 9 Portrait of Conrad Holl (identical to pg. 3)	HOLL Conrad MILLER Elisabeth
56		Lohr & Newmiller Families, June 1939 L-R: Gerald Lohr, Charles H. Lohr, Unknown Girl, Edith (Newmiller) Wieman, John Newmiller (seated), Mary (Newmiller) Lohr, Betty (Newmiller) Bartholomew, Charles Bartholomew, Vera (Macheel) Lohr, Charles R. Lohr. Handwritten title Jerry + family was added in top border.	BARTHOLOMEW Charles L LOHR Charles Henry LOHR Gerald Charles MACHEEL Vera Verona NEWMILLER Bessie I NEWMILLER Edith A NEWMILLER John NEWMILLER Mary A
57		Lohr's Cigar and Pool Hall, circa 1930 C H Lohr's Cigar and Pool Hall in Columbus, Wisconsin	LOHR Charles Henry LOHR Gerald Charles
58		Mary A (Newmiller) Lohr, circa 1897 Pen & ink drawing	NEWMILLER Mary A
59		Sons of Charles & Mary (Newmiller) Lohr, circa 1905 L-R: Harold, Paul, and Ward Lohr. Note on back from Bessie (Newmiller) Bartholomew: Ward - Paul - Harold he died soon after picture was taken- Ward is the one that passed away- the baby- This is the only known picture of Ward, who died at 11 months old. If not for the note on this photograph, his name and existence might never have been known.	LOHR Harold Ray LOHR Paul Munsell LOHR Ward
60		Trapp Novelty Orchestra, circa 1917-1921 From "The Story of Columbus" (Installment No. 293), The Columbus Journal Republican, 28-Feb-1957 by Fred A. Stare: Another well known Music Organization, Trapps Novelty Orchestra, should be mentioned. The group was made up of Lee J. Smith, drums and traps; Earl Smith, Lee's son, saxaphone [sic] and marimbophone; Otto Weller, violin; Paul (Duke) Lohr piano, and Joe L. Trapp, saxaphone [sic], Trumpet and Banjo. The orchestra flourished from 1917 to 1921, inclusive. They had memorized a large repertoire of dance music, and could play almost any piece called for, never resorted to sheet music, and giving free rein to improvisation. We show here a picture of the "five" in action. Left to right, Lee Smith with part of his "traps", Earl Smith, marimbophone and saxaphone [sic], Otto Weller, on piano, playing violin; Duke Lohr at piano, and Joe Trapp, director and manager, playing a Sax at the moment.	LOHR Paul Munsell
61		Wieman Grocery, circa 1940's Grocery store run by Reiner & Edith (Newmiller) Wieman. Note incorrect spelling "Weiman" on sign.	NEWMILLER Edith A WIEMAN Reiner E