Wedding picture taken in Castel di Sangro, a city in the Province of L'Aquilla, in Abruzzo, southern Italy.The name V. Gentile appears on photo.

'Moscow--Service Station--the red star does not mean Texaco.'

'Vegetable shopping--little green apples, tomatoes, droopy onions.'

'U.S. Comm. of Education Department, H.E.W.

'Moscovites shopping in the GUM, the huge government operated department store.'

'Moscow--old and new house (multi-family) note the fire wood and new apartment house.'

'The long line is the reverent and the curious never shortens. The letters read Lenin Stalin. Today only Lenin remains. Stalin is buried behind the trees at the right.'

'Small house belonging to collective farmer outside of Rostov.'

'The last of free enterprise in Russia.'

Pictured are: Thomas Falls, C. Hagerty, F. Foster, J. Vandergrift, Sr., J. Kiefer, B. Hagerty, D. McConnel, C. Francis, E. Hains, H.D. Peoples, B. Glisner, E. Morgan, C. Gliesner, W. Stevenson, A. Johnson, H. Sonturn, J. Vandergrift, Jr. Written on bottom of photo: Property of Harry Nixon.

Two unidentified men and a woman sitting outside with a dog.

Lawrence Pietro is wearing the newsboy cap.

A view of spillway of the Tygart Dam, Grafton, W. Va.

The photo taken in front of Woodburn Hall, Morgantown, W. Va.

Two men stand in front of the entrance to the building in which Sheet Metal Work occupies on the street level.

From left to right 1) Marcellus George 2) M.S. McDanel 3) F.E. Englar 4) J.P. Walker 5)V. D. Cockey 6) F. S. Dannenberg 7) C. McCLemley 8) J.J. Curtin 9) W.L. Zirkle 10) E.E. Harrison 11) I.L. Peffinberger 12) J.C. Heilig 13) R.H. Killingsworth 14) A.C. George 15) T.C. Cockey 16) H.A. Cook 17) W.L. Six 18) F.W. Ternune 19) J.P. White 20) J.A. Carder 21) Ray Hawkins 22) M.E. Nelson 23) S.S. Mathias 24) C.W. Brown.

Postcard photograph, none of the workers are identified.

The location and identities of the subjects are not determined.

Those identified are: Mr. Hibbs, Mrs. Hibbs, Mr. Harry Lewise, Mr. Vincent, Mary Vincent, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss. P. Arnett, Miss Lily Hibbs, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. S. Field, Mr. & Mrs. Redcliffe & Dts., Mr. S., Mr. Vieeson, Mrs. Mallahaw, Mrs. Davis, Clayton Harrison, W. Rawson. (in no particular order)

Those who identified are (Left to Right): Rene Smith, Lillie Jarvis (Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, Millie Smith, Carrie Mallonee (Mrs. Gordon Dayton), Laura Murray (Mrs. Frank Dixon). Sitting: Charity Johnson, Willa Jarvis (Mrs. Paul Robinson).

Sunday was a professional baseball player turned evangelist in 1886. He preached to Wheeling crowds in 1912 inside a specially built, 1,500 foot long structure, three times a day for six weeks. 20,000 attended the first day and thousands more followed in the coming weeks.

The daughter Hilda is now Mrs, Swaine,