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Clyde Simpson ,

; Clyde R. Simpson, 26,of 104N. |' Sutphin St.,. Middletown, and !: formerly of Waynesville, died^Tuesday, Oct. 10, at Miami ;i Valley Hospital, Dayton. *7^ •j He was a 1989 graduate ofi Waynesville High School and iIwas voted a member of the All- jiLeague Fodtball Team. He was /1a member of the Wayne •'"Township Volunteer Fire'

Department and theWaynesville Jaycees.

He is survived by his wifePatricia L.; his parents, Mr. andMrs. William L. Simpson Sr. ofMt. Dora, Fla.; four brothers,Wiliiam L. Simpson Jr. ofWaynesville, Richard H. Simp-son of Celina; Charles I. Simpson of Punta Gorda, Fla. andThomas C. Simpson of Cen-

• tervjlle; one sister, Mrs. NancyHartsock of Washington Court |

; House, and several nieces,nephews, aunts, uncles andcousins.

Funeral services were held at11 a.m. Friday at the Stubbs-:Conner Funeral Home, :Waynesville, with the Rev.Robert Quick of the WashingtonCourt House United Methodist jChurch officiating. j

Burial was in Miami' |Cemetery, Corwin. ;

Submitted by Florence GeradineTranscribed fron Lindsey Brien's "OUR FOREFATHERS"

BLUE BALLIk

Moses SIMPSON (son of Alexander SIMPSON, the Revolutionary soldier)who left such an interesting account of his journey, as a young man,from N, Jersey to Ohio in mentions this settlement, where hefound his uncles, Sphriam SIMPSON and Moses BADGLEY, and says ittook lt*s name from the tavern of that name. (This tavern was ownedby the BALL family. Luther BALL was the early settler)Moses SII«1PS0N names a few of the New Jersey men he found there, EllisSQUIRE, Bethnel ALLEN, Ebenezer BYRAM, the widow OSBOJIN, EphrlamSIMPSON, Moses BADGLEY, Robert, Abraham and Daniel GALDWELL.Many of these early settlers in the vicinity of Blue Ball are buriedin the old Presbyterian churchyard, known as "DICK'S CREEK", a littlesoutheast of Blue Ball. There are seven Revolutionary soldiersburied there.

Joseph GREEN (Rev. sold.) b. N.Y. State Jan.3, 1762; to Ohiod. June 20, 1835*Mary GREEN, w. of Joseph, b. May 22, 1773, d. July 21}., I836.Benjamin GREEN d. Feb. 6, 1835, age 37 yrs. 8 mo; 1i|. da.Lydia GREEN, w. of Benj. d. Apr* 23, l8l|.i4,, age yrs.Joseph PARKS (Rev. sold.) from Dauphin Co. Penn. 1797, d# Apr 12,l8ll|. (67 -Ij. -9)Jan PARKS, w. of Jos. d. Aug. 26, l825, age 73*Robert PARKS, d. Apr. 18, loll;, ageMargaret PARKS, w. of John R. and d. of James & Nancy WILSON, d. May8, 1956 age 71;.Robert BOAL (Rev. sold.) b. Penn; to Ohio in 181I; d. Sept. 29, I03O,age 86.Martha BOAL, w. of Robert, d. Jan. 21, 1828, age 72*John BARNT (Rev. sold.) d. Jan 5, I83O, age 71;*Andrew CARR (Rev. sold.) d. July 31, I828, age 81;.Catherine CARR, w. of Andrew, d. Sept. 13, I81I;, age 63*John CARR. d. July 3, l8i;2 age 69-11-10.Jane CARR, w. of John, b. Cookstown, Ireland; d. Dec. 6, 1863 age 97,Robert KARR, d. Aug. 27, 1839, age 52 yr.Sarah KARR, w. of Robert, b* Feb. 7, 1795, d. Oct. 3, I878.Nancy SHIELDS, w. of James M., b. Dec. 20, 1616, d. Mar 23, l81;6.Barbara HARKRADER, w. of Daniel, d. Nov. 18, 181;9, age 71.John ROSS, D. Aug. 26, l865, age 8l yrs., 1 day;James WILSON (Rev. sold.) d. Nov. 1, l834> eg® years.Nancy WILSON, w. of Jam.§s..d. Mar. 26, 1ol4Ji, age 86 yrs.Matthew WILSON, d. Apr.'9, 188I, ago 8l -6-21.Bethnel ALLEN, d. May 25, l857, age 8l yrs. 6 mo.John McMEEN (Rev. sold.) d. Feb. 21;, 1828, age 71 3lk?s. 21 da.Mary McMEEN, w. of John, d. May 20, l8l|8, age 81; yrs.Thomas BUTLER, d. Apr. 15, l833, ag© yrs.Catherine F. BUTLER, w.of Thomas, d. Apr. 3, 1829, age 35 yrs.Jan DYCHE, former w. of Walter THOMAS, late w. of Frederick DYCHE,d. May 30, l81;2, age 58 yrs, 26 da.

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d. Sept 23, 1863, age 66 yrs.VI. of Robert, d. Nov. 11, l861|., age 65 yrs.b. in Penn., d. July 2k» l8i|.2,I- 12, l8lt9. Bffe 71 yra

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Submitted by Florence GeradineTranscribed from Lindsey Brien's "Our Forefathers"

Moses Simpson, (son of Alexander Simpson, the RevoluntionarySoldier) who left such a interesting account of his journey,as a young man, from New Jersey to Ohio in 1815, mentions thissettlement, where he found his uncles, Ephriam Simpson and MosesBadgley, and says it took it*s name from the tavern of that name.(This tavern was owned by the BALL Family. Luther Ball was theearly settler.)

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Moses Simpson names a few of the New Jersey men he found there,Ellis Squire, Bethnel Allen, Ebenezer Byrara, the widow Osbom,Ephriam Simpson, Moses Badgley, Robert, Abraham and Daniel Caldwell.

Many of these e^rly settlers.in the vicinity of Blue Ball areburied in the old Presbyterian Churchyard, known as "Dick's Creek",a little southeast of Blue Ball. There are seven Revoluntionarysoldiers buried there.

Joseph Green-(Rev. soldier) b. N.Y. State Jan. 3, 1762; to Ohioin 1814; d. June 20, 1835.Mary Green-wife of Joseph, bom May 22, 1773, died July 24, 1836.Benjamins Green-died Feb. 6, 1835, age 37 yrs. 8 mo. 14 da.Lydia Green-wife of Benj.. died April 23, 1844, age 41 yrs.Joseph Parks-(Rev. soldiery from Dauphin Co., Penn. 1797, diedApril 12, 1814, 67 yrs. 4 mo. .9 da.Jan Parks, wife of Joseph died Aug. 26, 1825, age 73.Robert Parks-died April 18, 1814, age 44.Margaret Parks-wife of John R. and daughter of James and NancyWilson, died May 8, 1856, age 74.Robert Boal-(Rev. Soldier) b. Penn; to Ohio in 1811; died September29» 1830, age 86.Martha Boal, wife of Robert, died Jan. 21, 1828, age 72.John Bamt (Rev. Soldier) died Jan. 5, 1830,âge 74.

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Andrew-Carr-(Rev. Soldier)-died July 31, 1828, ê 84.Catherine Carr-wife of Andrew, died September 13, 1814, age 63.Tr^v»r^ Po-tt-Hied Julv 3. 1842 age 69 yrs. 11 mo. 10 da.

cirr-wifc of Joto, bom in Cookstown, Ireland; died DecemberRobert^Kam-dildÂugust 27, 183?, age 52 yr.9fl-rah Karr-wife of Robert, b. Feb. 7, 1795, died Oct. 5, IB?8.

=Nancy Shields, wife of James M., bom Dec. 20, 1816, died March23 184 6Barbara Harkrader—wife of Daniel, died November 18, 1849f age 71•

' John Ross-died August 26, 18^5, age 81 yrs., ^ .James Wilspn-(Rev. Solaier)-died November 1, 1834, age 8^^^Nancy Wilson, wife of James, died Mar. 26, 1844, age 66yre.Matthew Wilson; died April 9, 1881, age 81 yrs, 6 mo., 21 da.Bethnel Allen, died May 25, 1857, 8^ oi HnJohn McMeen-(Rev. Soldier) died ^4, 1828, 71 21 da.Mary McMeen-wife of John, died May 20, 1848, age 84 yrs.Thomas Butler-died April 15, irpq ae-e 35 vrsCatherine F. Butler-wife of Thomas, died April 3, ^829Jan Dyche, former wife of Walter Thomas, late wife of FrederickDyche, died May 30, 1842, age 58 years,^26 days.James Ruff-died October 16, 1839, age 63 yearsMary Griffith, wife of Thomas, (from Penn., died Mar. 15, 1843,Hmn^ Milier-wife of John, bom March p, 18p, died July 17, 1849.Smith Brown-died October p, 1848, age 43 y?* 8Susanna Brown-wife of Smith, died Nov. 3, 1848, age 35 yrs.

i David Brown-(stone illegible) n-x\ Jane Brown-wife of David, died Jan. 10,p852, age 73 yrs.

Isaac Watson-died October 5, 1841. 58 „„ .Mary Wataon-wife of Isaac, died February 2, 1861, age 82 yrs. 20 da.John Mell-died November 6, 1829, age 48 years.Mary Mell-wife of John, died Nov. 12, 1838, age 46 years.Robert Robison-died September 15, ^825, ageElizabeth Robison-wife of Robert, died Feb. ^3, p59, age 7' yrs.John T. Robison-from Dauphin Co., Penn; 1806, died Aug. 21, 1840,

I Ma^^Robison-wife of John T., died May 15, p48, age 77 yrs.'( Robert Robison-died September ,23, 1863, age gc vrA, Esther Robison-wife of Robert, died November 11,i(^ Samuel Robison-born in Penn., died July 24, 1842, age 70 y .I Sarah Robison-died September 12, 1849, age 71 yrs.j] Julia Robison-died July 29, ^868, age 80 y^®' . gpI Jane Deardorff-wife of Feter, died July 7, ro vrs

Elizabeth Johnson-wife of Edmund, died J^ly 6, 1849, age 80 yrs.Stephen Lowery-died June 29., ^ I?®'Eli unk, died Jûary 12, 1845, age 36 years.

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HOUSE DISTRICT #39

On behalf of the members of the Hoiise of Representatives of the T 20th General Assembly of OhiO)we are pleased to recognize

THE SIMPSON FAMILY

on the occasion of your One Hundredth Annual Family Reunion, August 6-8, 1993, in KingsIsland, Ohio.

Since the first Simpson Family Reunion in 1893 on the Noah Haines farm, the members of yourfamily have annually come together to celebrate your rich heritage and strengthen the uniquebonds which link each and every member of this distinguished family. The second-oldestcontinuous African-American/Black family reunion in the United States, your family has beenenriched with each new generation, and in order to formally recognize this wonderful bond, theSimpson Family will conduct its One Hundredth Annual Family Reunion set to the theme, "100Years And Growing."

Over the years, the members of your family have worked together to continually seekout new Simpson relatives sind welcome them to this special annual event. Under thecapable leadership of Bernard McCIung, current president, the ninety-eighth Simpsonreunion saw an outstanding turnout of over seven hundred people and the activeparticipation of many of tfre yuunger generations. In applauding the Simpson family forbuilding and maintaining these important family ties, we note with pride that it isthrough such dedicated and enthusiastic efforts that our families remain strong andcontinue to provide a stable and supportive foundation for our society.

Thus, with sincere pleasure, we congratulate you on the occasion of thisspecial family gathering and wish each of you happiness eind fulfillment inthe future.

Tom Roberts

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WHEREAS, the Simpson Family has been gathering annuallysince 1893 and will hold its 100th family reunion on August 6-8, 1993;and

WHEREAS, the Sirt^son Reunion is the setond oldest continuousAfrican-American/Black family reunion in the'United States, according toDr. lone Vargus, genealogist and chair of the Family Institute at TOTpleUniversity; and ^

WHEREAS, the 13 children of Joseph and Amanda Sinmsonrealize the importance of family strength and organized the first fanilyreunion on a Saturday afternoon in Clinton County in 1983; and

WHEREAS, a large number of family members reside in the Cityof Dayton and surrounding area; and

WHEREAS, we want to extend warm congratulations and bestwishes to the Sinpson Family,

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Richard Clay Dixon, Mayor of the City ofDayton, do hereby send greetings and best wishes to the gathering byproclaiming August 6-8, 1993 as

in Dayton.

SIMPSON FAMILY REUNION DAYS

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereuntoset my hand and caused the Seal ofthe City of Dayton to be affixedthis 15th day of June, 1993.

MAYOR W THE CITY OF DAYTON, OHIO

Mrs. Margo Woodard10860 Snowdown Avenue

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CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20318-9999

15 July 1993

Dear Mrs. Woodard,

Thank you for your letter and kind Invitation to join in your "100 years"

Simpson Family Reunion events. Although I will not be able to attend, I do

appreciate your thoughtfulness in thinking of me. I hope every family mem

ber will enjoy a wonderful weekend full of laughter, shared happiness and

warm memories.

With best wishes.

Sincerely,

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Th. an.p.» F-l, »1ll Wd ««lOf S™Kins !" S ~ ,in 1893, the Simpsons are the second old aiogist and chair of the Family Institute atin the United States, according to Dr. lone Vargus, gene 6Temple University. , .. Pennsylvania. Their siblings immigrated

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8girls. (One boy died in infancy.) Th Haines farm. Brimstone Hollow,and organized the first family was held on a Saturday afternoonChester Township, Clinton County in O . playing games. Thus the legacy was startedlland time was spent visiting with fa"''7' ®II been wfthin a30-mile radius of the original

The locations for subsequent reunions have a" beenhome location, including 37 years J« ômestead^ ^(Dick) Carter in Chester Township, Clinton County tun

lished. . . .1^ a.up reins in 1986 with two objectives: to increaseBernard R-McClung, 1^6 approxima^^ attended) and createattendance which had fallen off drastica Y involved. Both objectives were fulfilled atbroader interest so as to get the young g • ^yg, 700 people as well as have activethe 98th reunion by reaching an attendance number of over /uu p pparticipation from the ,,. jhree day event with the family planning aThis year for the first time the reunion will be atnree oay edinner dance and picnic as part of the ^ jf j|y tjgs must live forever and

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Harvenia Washington (Jamason)Maudean Myers (Jamason)Bernard R, McClung (Jamason)

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August 1939 - August 1940


August 1942 -Augu^^Âugust 1951 -Augi^MÂugust 1953 - ^^^59August 195^^^^t 1961Augu|^^ûgust 1968

- August 1969

ust 1969 - August 1973




August 1985 - Present

Happy 100th

SlMTSOUi

In Coving memory of

Leona 'Brozvn MafioneMay 5,1934 Octo6er29,1991

rove is patient, Cove is l(;in£ It

does not envy, it does not Soast, it isnot proud. It is not rude, it is not seCf-see^ny, it is not easUy anyered, itl^ps no record of wronys. Love doesnot deCiyHt in eviCBut rejoices zvitfi tBetrutfi. It aCways protects, aCwaystrusts, aCways dopes, aCwaysperseveres.

1 Corintdians 14:4-7

Love

Jim, 'Denise, Jimmg "Erica dffriends

In Loving Memory of our Parents Lawrenceand Annie Mae Simpson

Your children.

Betty LouBarbara AnnBlanchieWilliam E.

Jeannette

In Loving Memory of John L. Hugley Sr.and beloved Husband and Father

Wife Jeannette Hugleyand Family

In Loving. Memory of Lawrence W. andLawrence Keith Simpson.

Your Family

Congratulations to the Graduate of the Classof 1993!

Kiia Teyon Caddell - High SchoolKaniko T. Simpson - High SchoolMichael L. Stephenson - Junior High SchoolRakim Caddell - Preschool

Cameron J. Simpson - KindergartenTheodore Willingham Jr.5th grade with HonorsTameka Stultz - 8th grade

and

Michelle Stultz with Honors

Love,

Your Family

Congratulations to the Graduate of Class of1993!

Blanchie M. Briggs (Simpson)Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Love,

Your Family

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!S>Enjamin and cdldaxy cSLm^6,onâmaiôn in âttljxoo^, iDltio.cdûtfi aja± tfiE younyE6.t oj- j-ouxtzzn cdlfdxEn.

[tûxLny tÊ gznd ^Jamify dfÊXxnion, dfût^ ExjiXE±±Ed êxconcExn t/iat ujE vjEXE [o6,iny momEntum in 6,txL(jLny to xEaa700t/i. (DnE oj- liEx aomnzEntt cuai. ôuyouny5,tEX± âvE to toAEtfzE lja£[and xun ojit^ it to IzEEji tIzE Ramify yoLny, cau±E cate otdtimEXi. may not Ije axound mucli tonyex ♦ • ♦ ^tlE jla±i.Ed aujaytfiat nExt yEax, ddl/{ay 30, igS6,

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Carrie Inez

(1909-1978)

Winona Mary(1910- 1993)

Harvey McCoy(1911 -1974)

Ava Louise

(1912)

Benjamin Harrison, Jr.(1914-1983)

Lloyd Simpson(1915- 1989)

Latney Leroy(1917-1947)

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John Webster

(1919)

Althea Marie

(1922-1924)

Dorothy M.(1923-1923)

Mattie Elizabeth

(1924- 1924)

Alberta Vesta

(1925)

Myrtle Elaine(1927)

Ruth Evelyn(1929-1986)

Mary 'Simpson' Jamason(5/14/1886-3/1/1963)

Benjamin Harrison Jamason(7/27/1887-2/2/1966)

They United in MarriageSeptember 28, 1907

'Married Until Death'

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Warm thoughts makethe days a little brighter

Family and good friendsmake our hearts a little brighter

Congratulations to the Simpson Familyfrom the Cay Clan.

Sandra & Cynthia BookerNorma, Jack, Brian, Lisa Hart& Jared JonesBarbara, Jon &Von CummingsJoan, Dawne & Robert GayBenita, Jonte, Jasmine & Javarious Gay

CarpetsUpholstery

PersonalizedCatering

Any OccasionLarge or Small

RANDOLPH WOODARDMARGO WOODARD

Owners

ooJljcvuL'±.Cleaning Service

(hiiAins, c/fCzs.Elegant Cuisine

Free Estimate

(510)637-4787Oakland, CA

(510) 637-4787Oakland, CA

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Mattie Simpson Carter3rd Generation

Elizabeth Carter Weaver4th Generation

Margaret Ellen Weaver Woodard5th Generation

Randolph (Duke), Tiffany &Tenay6th Generation

Congratulations to

The Simpson Familyon the celebration of their

100th YEAR REUNION

ou/?^

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Twiley BarkerValerie Barker

Sheri Barker

Decendents of Walter and Myrtle McKnIght

Helen Hamilton

Jams Mcknight

Viola Powell

Harley McKNIGHTThelma Mills

Reba KingFloyd McknightPaul Mcknight

James, Viola, Harley and Floyd are now deceased.

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In Loving Memory ofHENRY SIMPSON AND lONA CARTER

We cherish the past, appreciate the present, and look forward to the future.URCELLE Ct^TER AND HERB WIELIS

In Loving Memoryof(BeCovedBarents

Louis & iMaria Uroiun(BrotHer & Sister

IRancCoCpfiL. IBrozunand

Leona iMaJione.

^lUe JamiCy

MOUNT CALVARY

BAPTIST CHURCH3300 West Third Street

Dayton, Ohio 45417Samuel N. Winston, Pastor

Telephones:Church (513) 268-6736

(513) 268-6737Parsonage (513) 263-1112

CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHESON YOUR 100th REUNION

Wishing you continued iove,peace and togetherness, butmost of aii God's Biessing.

The Mt Calvary Baptist Church Mass Choir

Sunday Worship Services:7:30 AM

9:30 Sunday Schooi11:00 AM

In Lovmy Memoryofniy (BeCovedSitisBandJoHn Si. JaclQon

Lcitfier and (grandfather1929 -1990

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Tis sad to part with those we loveWhile here on earth we stay, butThen a brighter thought comes,We'llmeet again some day.

Laura % ^RpBBye L., atuijotinatlian Jacl(sdn

!N LOVING MEMORY tMalissie Simpson and John McKnight

Ethel (McKnight) and Carrington (Toot) Ellis

Geneva (McKnight) and Chester WhiteWendell White, Letha (White) Sims, Donald White

Darwin Sims

Lucille (McKnight) White

Raymond and Sis McKnight

WE LOVE AND MISS YOU!

In LovinjMemory

"fOur HearffriencC(Runt)

Leona (B, !Ma/ione

We Love and miss you!Hie gamerandCason IFamiCy

!I(aymondSr. (Dora, WiCCiam,Iâymondjr, Jennifer, (MaeJalea, RaymondIII,

(MicJelk, greyory andgreyory II

MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH3300 West Third Street, Dayton, Ohio 45417

Samuzl W. (i)dn6tonPastor

Telephones:Church (513) 268-6736

(513) 268-6737Parsonage (513) 263-1112

CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHESON YOUR 1 00th REUNION 9 so Sunday School

with a special congralulatory note going out to 11:00 AMThe Gullette Family

Wishing you continued love, peace and togetherness,but most of all God's Blessing. a,..' •••...

The Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Mass Choir

IN LOVING MEMORY OFBESSIE E.R. "GULLETTE" MORROW

APRIL 28, 1933 - APRIL 23, 1968Peacefulby thy rest, dear Mother,Tis sweet to breathe thy name;In lifewe lovedyoudearly,In death we do just the same.When days are dark and friends are few,DearMother, how we longfor you.

Love and Miss you, Iris, Gay, Randy, Jackie, Gerald &. Tinie

CongratulationsSimpson Family

on 100 Years!

with a special congratulatory notegoing out to the

Gullette Family

May your family sustain strengthfrom God in your coming years.

Love from your close friends,

Phyllis Hamlett Denise Stephens

Kelly Harris Karen TaylorRonnie Starks

In Memory of

The Carter Family

Mattie E. Simpson Carter

Dulaney S. Henry S.

J. Forest Howard M,

Elizabeth H. Carter Weaver

James Christopher

We Miss You

James W. & Margaret L. CarterJames H. & Diahann Carter

CONGRATULATIONS!

Simpson Familyon their

100th Year

Have a

lovely weekend.

Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Hart Sr.Horman & Ellenae FairhurstKaren & Rahine Dorsey

APPLAUSE*MPPLAUSE* *APPLAUSE

Congratulations to the Simpson Familyfor maintaining its family ties for

100 years with its annual reunion.

Richard Blackburnand FamilyBelle Simpson's Grandson

Isabelle Blackburn Wise(1864-1945)

Reunion President 1919-25

APPLAUSE* *APPLAUSE* *APPLAUSE

CONGRATaLATIONSon the

Simpson Family100th Year

Reunionfrom

The Gullette Family

Helen Jr. LonnieRhonda Mike DanitaWalt Jackie Darrell

Dominique

Saltcreek

Llama Llines27000 Morrls-Salem Rd.Circlevllle, Ohio 43113(614) 474-2232

Diahann and Jim Carter

We breed and raise Llamas forsale.

Call for more Information

Congratulations toThe Simpson Family

on the celebration of their

100th YEAR REUNIONwith a special congratulatory note going out to

The Carter Family

CONGRATULAnONS

SIMPSON FAMILYOn lS)ur Hundredth

Reunion

Best of Luck to

Each of You

In All Your Future

Family Endea:vors

Sincerely yours,Charles & Mae Feasto*

Xenia, Ohio

o

"Vote onetime this

time"

Congratulationsto the

Simpson Familyon the celebration of their

100th YEAR

REUNIONwith a special congratulatory

note going out to their President

Bernard R. McClung

JACK HARTMusic For All Occasions

HammondB3 Organ/Keyboards

(513) 268-4412

Jack Hartwould like to congratulate


100th YEAR REUNION


100th YEAR REUNIONwith a special congratulatory note

going out to the

The Guilette Family

Congratulationsin. all yom:endeavors.

Sincerely,Vivian Lewis

Wilberforce OptLinist

CONGRATULATIONSSIMPSON FAMILY

ON YOUR

100 YEAR REUNION

with special congratulatory note going out to the

GULLETTE FAMILY

May your family sustain strengthfrom God in your coming years.

Love from your close friends,

Phyllis Hamktt Denise StephensKelly Harris Karen Taylor

Ronnie Storks

CONQRATULATIOnSto the

Simpson Familyfrom the

Collett Familyin fond memory of the Simpson Reunions

held for many years at the home ofMattie Simpson Carter and Dulaney Carter

at the Collett "HoIe-in-the-Woods Farm"

Wallace T. Collett

JACK JACKSONSales Manager, Sports/Minority Markets513-226-8273

Chamber Plaza, Fillh and MainDaylon, Ohio 45402-2400In Ohio 800-221-8234 Outside Ohio 800-221-8235FAX 513-226-8294

Jack Jacksonwould like to congratulate



going out to

Bernard R. McClung& the Simpson Family

COHGRAWLMIOHS

to the

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tooth Simpsou

family Reuoioo

Love,

Lynn, Stanley, Stanley Jr., Aehlee & Kurt

100 YEARS AND GROWINGWhat's Happeala$ IWho's Who ? ? ?

SiRTHS

7 7 7

James Mahone Jr.September 9,1992

Morgan ReneeApril 29,1993

Son of Andre Leyonth1st Grandchild for James Mahone Sr.& Leona Brown Mahone (deceased)

Daughter of Marc "Chico" & Bubble BrownSon of Randall Brown (deceased)

C£N£RSC iHFORMATtOHUrcelle & Herb Willis

Vicky Weaver

Pam White

Jesse & Vicky Weaver

Von Cummings

Michael White

Jason Foster

Anthony Blackmon, Jr.

Paris Prentiss

D£AWSDanlta Gullette

Gordon Munson

Irene McKnight

Wlnona Gay

Flora McKnight

Promoted to professor emeritus at Central State University. May 1993.

Graduated from University of Dayton 1991 with a Masters Degreein Education Administration. Vicky is the wife of Jesse Weaver.

Married to Earl Gibson in Los Angeles OA. July 24,1993.Pam is the daughter of Betty and Albert White.

Celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary June 10,1993.Jesse is the son of Elizabeth Carter Weaver.

Graduated from Defiance College May 1,1993 with a B.S. Degreein Marketing Management. Von is the son of Barbara Cummings.

Bowled a 298 game in January, 1993 at Marion Lanes in Huber Heights.He is the son of Gloria White.

descendant of the Gullettes, grandson of Loreena Welchel and son ofBrenda Foster graduated on July 22,1993 from DAVIS AEROSPACETECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Jason receivedhis Aviation License at the ripe old age of 18.

decendant of the Gullettes, grandson of Laura Campbell and son ofDebbie Hobson, graduated from United Associated Technical College inLos Angeles, California as Cardiac Technician and Phlebotomist.

descendant of the Guliettes, granddaughter of the late Charles E. Prentissand daughter of Carolyn Prentiss, graduated from Walnut Ridge HighSchool on June 13,1993.

December 26,1992. Daughter of Michael Gullette

April 29,1993. Husband of Margaret Munson (deceased)

April 29,1993. Wife of Harley (deceased)

May 2,1993. Wife of Robert (deceased)

July 13,1993. Wife of Paul

Helen McKnight Hamilton August 1,1993. Wife of Clarence

WAat Was Happanhg ta- 1893 -

In The Headlines

Economic depression begins with the crash of the New York stock market.Peary Arctic expedition arrives at Greenland.National Bimetallic League formed; calls for free silver at 16-1 ratio.Bryan defends silver coinage in 3-hour House speech.Your Day in HistoryJury establishes freedom of the press (1735). U.S. Coast Guard is established(1790). Lizzie Borden is arrested and charged with the ax murder of her fatherand stepmother (1892). U.S. buys Danish Virgin Islands for $25 million (1916).

People Who ShareYour Birthday And the Winner Is ...

1792 Percy Bysshe ShelleyEnglish poet

1816 Russell SageFinancier, public off.

1841 William Henry HudsonAuthor

1859 Knut Hamsun

Novelist, Nobel Prize1899 Ezra Taft Benson

Sec. of Agriculture1900 Elizabeth, Queen Mother

Former Queen of England

Music Falstaff by VerdiThe Liberty Bell by Sousa

Manon Lescaut by G. PucciniArt The Boating Party by Mary CasattPlays Hamlet and Ophelia by MacDowell

Maggie, A Girl of the Streets by S. CraneKentucky Derby Lookout - E. Kunze up

Man-to-ManHAPPY BIRTHDAY written by Patty and Mildred Hills for kindergarten class ...Esther Cleveland was first child born in White House ... World ColumbianExposition opened in Chicago ... Fashion; long sailor dresses, collars withanchors and stars ... Dvorak's NEW WORLD SYMPHONY 1st performed Carnegie Hall... Oklahoma opened Cherokee Strip to settlers Sept. 16, some crossed "sooner"

Notable Men Your Age

Of the 2,009,100 babiesborn in 1893, you arein a class by yourself!

The Oval OfficePRESIDENT

Grover Cleveland

VICE PRESIDENTAdlai E. Stevenson

The Good Life —Then and Now

Population3-Bedroom HomeAverage IncomePrice of a New FordGasoline, 1 gallonBread, 1 poundMilk, 1 gallonFirst Class Postage StampCars on the Road

1893

66,970,000$2,175

$4361st in 1903

$.22$.05$.27$.02

SIMPSON FAMILY

Noah Halnes Farm - 1st Simpson Family Reunion held on Saturday.

1992

248,710,000$99,800$35,353$13,400

$1.16$.70

$2.73$.29

193,200,000

WHtti Whs Hoppenhg in- 1918-

The Year's Top Story

us celebrates Germany's surrender as World War ends.

News of the Month

General Pershing establishes independent US Army in Europe.Fuel Administrator asks for no Sunday driving east of the Mississippi River.85,000 US troops join French in battle on line toward Belgium.

People Who Share Your Birthday

1926 Tony BennettSinger

1905 Dolores Del RioActress

1900 Ernie PyleWW2 journalist

1872 Haakon VII

King of Norway1919 Walter Bigelow Wriston

Banker, Citibank1746 James Wyatt

Architect

People Your Age

PRESIDENT Woodrow WilsonVICE PRESIDENT Thomas Riley Marshall

And the Winner Is...

Best Movie

Best Actor

Best Actress

NewspaperSong

Polly of the CircusVernon Steele

Mae MarshStars & Stripes for Armed Forces

Swanee by George Gershwin

....Ann Landers...

...John Forsythe..Skitch Henderson.Abigail Van Buren

Famous Firsts

World Series Boston Red Sox over Chicago CubsBoxing (Heavyweight) Jess WillardKentucky Derby Exterminator - W. Knapp up

Tunes of the Times

K-K-K-Katy ... I'm Always Chasing Rainbows ...Rock-a-Bye Your Baby ... Till We Meet Again... Dear Little Boy of Mine ... After You'veGone ... Beautiful Ohio ... A Good Man Is Hardto Find — Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo Mickey

Life in the U.S.A. — Then & Now

Kelvinator refrigerator. WonderBread, Bayer aspirin marketed USissued first airmail stamp and beganairmail delivery ... Rinso firstgranulated laundry soap ...Hydrofoil invented ... BroadmoorHotel in Colorado ... BELIEVE IT ORNOT published in newspaper by Ripley

Population3 Br. Home

Avg. IncomeNew Ford

Gas, 1 gal.Bread, 1 lb.Milk, 1 gal.

Fun Facts & More

1918

103,208,000$3,325$1,106

$525$.25$.10$.54

1993

248,710,000$99,800$35,353$13,400

$1.16$.70

$2.73

GARDEN OF ALLAH painted by Maxfield Parrish as cover of tin candy box ...Raggedy Ann doll introduced to promote Raggedy Ann stories by John Gruelle, whofirst created the doll and stories for ill daughter ... TILL WE MEET AGAIN topsheet music best seller ... Vaudeville acts were big, toured US in Keith orOrpheum circuit ... Sgt. Alvin York awarded Congressional Medal of Honor in WWI

SIMPSON FAMILY

Carter Farm Reunion on Saturday. WHla Simpson, Pres., 1913 Joseph died, 1923 Amanda died.

Was Happeaing ia- f943 -The Year*s Tbp Story

Roosevelt and Churchill meet in Casablanca to map war strategy.

News of the Month

FDR & Churchill meet in Quebec; name Lord Mountbatten to lead efforts in Burma.MacArthur says US victories destroyed "Japan's offensive power in SW Pacific."US forces attack; Japanese forces suffer a major blow in Wewak, New Guinea.

People Who ShEire Your Birthday




1872 Haakon VII



Architect

People Your Age

...John Denver...

..Tuesday Weld...

...Joe Namath....

Catherine Deneuve

Famous Firsts

PRESIDENT Franklin RooseveltVICE PRESIDENT Henry A. Wallace

And the Winner Is...Best Movie CasablancaBest Actor Paul LukasBest Actress Jennifer JonesBook A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by B. SmithRadio Arthur Godfrey TimeWorld Series NY Yankees over St. LouisRose Bowl Georgia 9, UCLA 0Kentucky Derby Count Fleet - J. Longden up

Tunes of the Times

People Will Say We're in Love ... Don't GetAround Much Anymore ... The Surrey With theFringe on Top ... I'll Be Seeing You ...I've Heard That Song Before ... Mairzy Doats— Oh, What a Beautiful Morning ... Amor


Jefferson Memorial dedicated by FDRon 200th anniversary of Jefferson'sbirth ... The world's largest officebuilding, the Pentagon, completed... American Broadcasting Co. (ABC)created ... System devised to de-iceplanes ... Zinc pennies issued by USmint

Population3 Br. HomeAvg. IncomeNew Ford


1943

136,739,000$3,600$2,650

None made

$.21$.09$.62

1993

248,710,000$99,800$35,353$13,400

$1.16$.70

$2.73Fun Facts & More

Nopan Rockwell created ROSIE THE RIVETER ... Fashion: military look, zootsuits popular with hep cats ... GIs carried pictures of pinup girls ... BettyGrable married bandleader Harry James ... Cartoonist Bill Mauldin created GIcharacters Willie and Joe ... Jimmy Durante insured nose for $50,000 ... COUNTFLEET won Triple Crown ... OKLAHOMA opened on Broadway ... TOM & JERRY cartoons

SIMPSON FAMILY

Carter Farm. Webster Simpson Pres. Alzora, Uncle John, Rosa Myrtle, Webster, Mattie, Mary Rebecca still living.

WHdi Was Happening in-1968-

The Year's Tbp Story

Nixon defeats Humphrey in one of the closest presidential elections ever.

News of the Month

Democratic Party picks Hubert H. Humphrey as Presidential candidate in Chicago.Soviets invade Czechoslovakia to halt movement towards freedom.Richard M. Nixon is nominated Republican candidate for President in Miami.

People Who Share Your Birthday PRESIDENT Lyndon B. JohnsonVICE PRESIDENT Hubert H. Humphrey

And the Winner Is...




1872 Haakon VII



Architect

People Your Age

Best Movie

Best Actor

Best ActressTV Shows

OliverCliff Robertson

B. Streisand & K. Hepburn (tie)The Lawrence Welk Show

Saturday Night at the MoviesWorld Series Detroit Tigers over St. L. CardsSuper Bowl II Green Bay 33, Oakland 14Kentucky Derby Forward Pass-I. Valenzuela up

Tunes of the TimesLittle Green Apples ... The Windmills of YourMind ... Both Sides Now ... Do You Know theWay to San Jose ... Wichita Lineman ... I'llNever Fall in Love Again ... Honey HarperValley P.T.A. — Over You Hey Jude

..Boris Becker.

. .Caryn Kadavy..Gary Coleman.Molly Ringwald

Famous Firsts

Meningitis vaccine developed ... 1stmanned flight to go around moon;Color TV pictures taken of moonBanks required to disclose interestrates and costs on loans ... RedwoodNatl. Park established ... Washablewallpaper, enzyme detergentsintroduced .., Pulsar discovered

Fun Facts & More


Population3 Br. HomeAvg. IncomeNew Ford


1968

200,706,000$24,700

$8,633$3,201

$.34$.22

$1.22

1993

248,710,000$99,800$35,353$13,400

$1.16$.70

$2.73

Mickey Mouse celebrated 40th birthday ... Tiny Tim in falsetto voice sangTIPTOE THROUGH THE TULIPS... NBC cut Jets-Raiders game with 1:08 mins. left toshow HEIDI ... Olympic golds won: Bill Toomey in decathlon, Peggy Fleming, DickFosbury and George Foreman ... London Bridge purchased & brought to Arizona ...J. Nixon wed D. Eisenhower ... PROMISES, PROMISES on Broadway ... Nehru jackets

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100 YEARS AND GROWING

Congratulations from the following patrons

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Joe and Betty Caddell

Joseph Caddell and Tonneka

Kiia Caddell

Diahann & Jim Carter

^^^Dwight, Delsia &Familyo raid K. Fields

Mr.^^^rs. James HallMarcelk^âlGreg andi^

Carmie and Tony

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Hoffman

Del Holston

Jeannette Hughley

Johnny Hughley and Family

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%amon and Barbara Ann Scott

Iberta Simpson

Kenneth and Sheila Simpson & Family

Ricky and Carmelita Smith

Eric and Bonita Stephenson &

Mary Ann Stuiz and Fami^^^^^Steve and Kris StuIz

Teresa StuIz an^^ft^^

The Jay4>^Pat J "itcombeMichael White

Kennard White

Milton WilkeS; State Farm Insurance

William E. and Laverne & Family

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4765 Germantown Pike

Dayton, Ohio 45418

The Tirst Name in Adult Entertainment

CONGRATDIATIONS!The Staff and management would like to congratulate


100th YEAR REUNION

with a special congratulatory notegoing out to

Cynthia Butler&

Bernard R. McGlung

Seniors Special

Sma ICoffee orSma Soft Drink

No additional\ purchase required /

/ 3729 ^Germantown Pik?Dayton Ohio 45418

Bill Bolton

V Owner/Operator a

The Staff and management would like to congratulate


100th YEAR REUNION

with a special congratulatory note going out to their President

Bernard R. McClung

of KeprQ

Tom

RobertsState Representative

Tom Roberts and his staff would like to congratulate


100 YEARS AND GROWINGREUNION

with a special congratulatory notegoing out to THE GULLETTE FAMILY

Paid for by the Committee to Keep Tom Roberts, Linda Hart, Treasurer

''CONGRATUIAnONS!"

SIMPSONS


3976 Salem Ave.

Dayton, Ohio

The Staff and managementwould like to congratulate


100th YEAR REUNION

CONGRATULATIONS

SIMPSON FAMILYREUNION

MAY YOU ENJOYANOTHER 100 YEARS!

P.O. Box 17334309 W. Third St.Dayton, Ohio 45417

1210 AM'The real RHYTHM of the city.'

MICHAEL A. DAVISAccount Executive

(513) 263-9326FAX (513) 263-6100

with a special congratulatory note going out to

CYNTHIA BUTLER

Dayton Custom ScreeningInc. silkscreen^peciali^

534 E. First St., Dayton, Oh 45402P.O. Box 1503, Da]ôn, Oh 45401

1-513-461-3255

Outside Oh 1-800-543-3554FAX 1-513-461-3254




going out to their President

Bernard R. McClung

1700 W. 3rd St.

Dayton, OH 45407PH. if 223-6864

"CREATIVE CUT"

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Hrs. Tues. - Fri. 9-6Sat. 9-4 Closed Mon.




going out to their presidentBernard R. McClung

/ ayco

Janitorial Service and Building Maintenance

(513) 837-7267Member:

Cleaning Management InstituteBusiness Insured

JCOBB418 Glenvlew Rd.

Trotwood, OH 45426

TThe Staff and management would like to congratulate



going out to

Cynthia Butler

JA. Cadell Trucking Co.Owner Joe Cadell

and

Ideal Limousine Service11808 S. Ardath

Hawthone, California213-779-2344

would like to congratulate


lOOthYEAR

REUNION

Legal Research • Notary Public • Investigations

3200 Shiloh Springs Rd., Suite 105Trotwood, Ohio 45426

513-837-3273

UNDA WILUNGHAM

Paralegal

Linda Willinghamwould like to congratulate


100th YEAR REUNIONwith a special congratulatory note going out to

Alberta V, McClung

HiMAJESTIC LOUNGE

9 South Halloway St.

Where The Over '30' Crowd Spends Quality Time. 'The Staff and management would like to congratulate


100th YEAR REUNION


Bernard R. McClung(House of Bernard)

THE SIMPSON FAMILY IS

ALWAYS WELCOMED

#• Steam Room

• Sauna

• Whirlpool• Swimming Pool• Universal Weight Room• Free Weight Room• Indoor Running Track• Aerobic Area

Also Steppers and Stationary BikesWith personalized trainers onsite that can tailorvourfitness program.

Niew IImavge

4321 Salem Ave. • Dayton, Ohio 45416(513) 275-5222 FAX (513) 275-8729



100th YEAR REUNION


Bernard R. McClung

SEEKA FULL-SERVICE PRINTERFOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS!

INSTY-PRINTS'Business Printing Services

ANNOUNCING...Full Color Canon copies

available NOW at Insty-Prlnts

Brochures

Letterheads

Envelopes

Invitations

Business Cards

Resumes

Flyers

Tickets

Typesetting

122 S. Ludlow St. • Dayton, OH 45402513-224-7593

2749 Wilmington Pk. ' Dayton, OH 45419513-293-1595

Graphic Design

Forms

Newsletters

Signs

Lamination

Bindery

High-Volume Copying

Pick-Up & DeliveryFax Service

3321 N. Dixie Dr, • Dayton, OH 45414513-274-3855

3139 Salem Ave. • Dayton, OH 45406513-278-5300

264 N. Main St. • Centerville, OH 45459513-434-7585

The Staff and management would like to congratulateThe Simpson Family

on the celebration of their

100th YEAR REUNION


Bernard R. McClung


» The Simpson Familyr on the celebration oftheir

100th YEAR REUNIONwith a special congratulatory note going out to their President

Bernard R. McClung

1308 W. THIRD STREET

DAYTON, OHIO 45407

(513) 222-2300

The TrI-City's Ultimate Entertainment Center- Live Entertainment, Dancing, Comedy, Jazz -

SMITHIMAGE MANAGEMENT, INC.

VIDEO PRODUCTION

• INDUSTRIAL• TRAINING

• WEDDINGS

• REUNIONS

837-72402590 SHILOH SPRINGS RD, # 150TROTWOOD, OH 45426

HAPPY 100th

FAMILY REUNIONto Michael Ecton

and the

Simpson Fomiiy




going out to

Gloria White &

The McKnight Family

Welteatl^Ri^* bra^Bf,DairyQueen* stores are proud sponsors of the Children's MiracleNetwork

Telethon, which benefits local hospitals for children.

OAMD.O.Cacp./ie93 TMltademaik AM D.O.Corp. ®R0e.U.S.PaLOn.,AMD.O.Cocp.

4812 Airway RoadDayton, OH 45431

SALUTING 100 YEARS OF

FAMILY TRADITION

BEST WISHES FOR A FANTASTIC

REUNION!!!

5042 Free PikeDayton, Ohio

854-1544



tooth YEAR REUNIONwith a special congratulatory note goingout to

CYNTHIA BUTLER

wJixH' lont

<2- 6A4>cce4A^î/iJ^ fOOth-1893 - 1993


PATRONIZES

PHONE 513-382-4467

TRANS AM REALTY, INC.7230 Springboro PikeDayton, Ohio45449Business (513)435-5910 iBusiness (513) 748-0546 fResidence (513) 263-0351

TERRY BERRYREALTOR* ^

Each OfficeIs Independently Owned And Operated

WEAVER'S JANITORIAL SERVICE& SUPPLIES, INC.

709 FIFE AVENUE

WILMINGTON, OHIO 45177

BOB COOPER JESSE WEAVER HOPE COOPERPresident Vice President Business Mgr.

Stacey's Buffet1030 S. South St.

Wilmington, Ohio 45177

Congratulations on100 Years of Family Unity!

- The Sampsons

MULTI-WESTERN CO.PublicRelations/Marketing

7 E. 4th St. Suite 820Dayton, Ohio 45402

(513) 223-8060

Best Wishes

Simpson Family

brazier.

6375 Chambersburg RoadHubcr Hts, OH 45424

VOIKSWACCN

Miami Valley's #1Jeep Eagle Mazda V.W. Dealer

DAVE DENNIS, Inc.4232 Coi. Glenn Hwy.Dayton, Ohio 45431

Tel. (513) 429-5566FAX (513) 429-2797


The Dayton Urban LeagueA Social Service Agency

We Can Make A World ofDifferenceProviding for the Equalization

of Opportunities throughEmployment, Leadership Development,

Advocacy, Research and Economic Development

WILUE P. WALKER, President

OFFICES (2) LOCATIONS:

United Way Building184 Salem Avenue, Suite 240Dayton, Ohio 45406

Training Center3919 Salem Avenue

Dayton, Ohio 45406

Affiliate

MAIN OFFICE NUMBER

220-6650



100th YEAR REUNIONwith a special congratulatory note going out to their President

Bernard R. McClungNational Urban League, Inc. A United Way Agency

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