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Mrs. Cahall in hat

Mrs. Clemson

According to Media 1897 Directory, this could be Sarah F. Clemson, widow of Thomas.

Mrs. Clemson

According to Media 1897 Directory, this could be Sarah F. Clemson, widow of Thomas.

Mrs. Cooper and baby

The baby is likely Mary Cooper: see her 11th birthday notice in the Chester Times, 1913-04-28, p. 6. Her father was T. Dawson Cooper; her grandfather, N. B. Cooper. Other notices indicate she was born on April 26, 1902.

Mrs. Cooper and baby

The baby would be Mary Cooper: see her 11th birthday notice in the Chester Times, 1913-04-28, p. 6. Her father was T. Dawson Cooper; her grandfather, N. B. Cooper. Other notices indicate she was born on April 26, 1902.

Mrs. Cooper and baby

The baby is likely Mary Cooper: see her 11th birthday notice in the Chester Times, 1913-04-28, p. 6. Her father was T. Dawson Cooper; her grandfather, N. B. Cooper. Other notices indicate she was born on April 26, 1902.

Mrs. Daht Green, dead

Mrs. Egen [or Egan?]

Mrs. Erskine at "The Nook," 29 E. State Street

A small diner or restaurant with a candy counter and soda fountain.

Mrs. Frank

Mrs. Gene Berry, one of the assistants at the Media Free Library

Mrs. Goodchild’s Baby 1

Mrs. Goodchild’s Baby 2

Mrs. Goodchild’s Baby, composite

These seem to be different children; some appear elsewhere in this collection.

Mrs. Guhle

Mrs. Guy and baby

Mrs. Hoopes with son and daughter-in-law, 10 W. 2nd Street

Also pictured are Bill Brady, Bob Burke, Frank Lees and others. Caption on reverse: "Presenting radio to Mrs. Hoopes on her 98th birthday, from Media Lions Club." The son and daughter-in-law are probably on the left and right of the picture.

Mrs. Isaac Worrall and baby