Ohio Mennonite Churches, 1807-1998

Congregational Records found at the Archives of the Mennonite Church
1700 South Main Street, Goshen, Indiana, USA 46526
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Introduction and Report
by Dennis Stoesz
October 5, 1998

The Archives has collected records from churches which belong to the Ohio Mennonite Conference (1834) since the archives was founded in 1937. One major emphasis has been to collect church bulletins from each church since bulletins began to be used on a regular basis in 1948. Since the 1950s, churches have produced many more types of records, like newsletters, church directories, annual reports, etc., and some of these materials are also found in individual church collections. Older church records have also been collected and added to the appropriate collection through-out these years. The oldest records date from the 1850s but there is also one book of sermons from around 1751 (Oak Grove, Smithville).

The summary of congregational records below provides a general indication of materials found in each church's collection. Please note, however, that the summary is not complete since titles of specific files (inventories) have not yet been completed for every church. The list also reflects only paper records, since time did not permit to check the photographs, tapes or artifacts, which are often cataloged as separate archival units. I should also note that other relevant background materials for specific churches may exist as part of other collections in the Archives, for example, in a pastor's collection. This list also does not indicate archival records which are found with the individual congregations.

This list of congregations and their church records was produced to evaluate the effectiveness of managing, collecting and preserving congregational records by the Archives, the Historical Committees and the individual churches. Based on this listing, I would like to report the following:

Congregations actively depositing in Archives (last 5 years):	20
Congregations with a collection but are not currently depositing:	36
Congregations which have not deposited materials:	28
Extinct congregations (or no longer part of Ohio Conference):	12
Dual affiliated congregations (MC / GC): Sending in materials (2); Inactive (2); Sending none (2)	6
Total Number of congregations:	84

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KEY:

Underlined	Congregation has archival collection at the Goshen Archives Example: Aurora Mennonite Church
Not Underlined	Congregation does not have collection at Goshen Archives Example: Agora Christian Fellowship
Italics & Underlined	Congregation is extinct (or not part of Ohio Mennonite)
*	Belongs to Ohio Mennonite Conference, 1834- (MC)
*^	Dual congregation, which belongs to both Ohio Mennonite Conference and Central District Conference
1807-	Founding year of congregation (Midway, 1807- )
AAMA	Also belongs to the African American Mennonite Association, 1982-
HPC	Also belongs to the Hispanic Mennonite Convention, 1975-
PA, MI	List includes churches from Pennsylvania and one from Michigan, which belong to Ohio Mennonite Conf.
III-35-__	Catalog number of each congregation
Green, Gray, etc.	Type of Box, which indicates quantity of materials

Updated list of churches was provided by the Ohio Mennonite Conference, 1998. Additional information on founding dates comes from the Mennonite Yearbook, 1997 and from the "List of Current and Extinct Congregations" by Wilmer Swope, as it appears in Mennonites of the Ohio and Eastern Conference: From Colonial Period in Pennsylvania to 1968, by Grant M. Stoltzfus (Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1969). See also The Hispanic Mennonite Church in North America, 1932-1982, by Rafael Falcon (Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1986), and The Black Mennonite Church in North America, 1886-1986, by Le Roy Bechler (Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1986). Another good resource for early Ohio Mennonite history is John S. Umble's Ohio Mennonite Sunday Schools (Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1941)
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Agora Christian Fellowship*^, 1994- , Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio

Aurora Mennonite Church*, 1909- , Aurora, Portage County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1955-72 (incomplete)
Church Bulletins, 1984-93, 1995 (incomplete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-65 and III-35-26
Congregational Historian - Vernon D. Miller
Name of church changed from Plain View to Aurora in 1972

Beaverdam Mennonite Church*, 1940- , Corry, Erie County, Pennsylvania
Church Bulletins, 1952-1985 (fairly complete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-38-99

Beech Mennonite Church*, 1822- , Louisville, Stark County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1942-90 (complete)
Newsletters, 1983-96
Annual Reports, 1959-91
Church Records, 1916-73
9 Boxes (5 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Long Green, 2 Large), III-35-14

Bellefontaine Community Fellowship*, 1982- , Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio

Berean Fellowship*, 1961- , Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio
Also belongs to African American Mennonite Association

Berlin Mennonite Church*, 1941- , Berlin, Holmes County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1948-57 (fairly complete) (Original bulletins currently on loan to Berlin Mennonite)
1 Box (Green), III-35-11

Bethel Mennonite Church*, 1876- , Rittman, Medina County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1950-71 (fairly complete)
Church Bulletins, 1996-97
Newsletters, 1996-97
4 Boxes (3 Green, 1 Gray), III-35-10

Bethel Mennonite Church*, 1890- , West Liberty, Logan County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1953-70 (Complete)
Reports, 1965-80
Report of Officers, 1989-95
Church Bulletins, 1993-95
Newsletters, 1993-95
Church Directories, 1993, 1994
(Inventory of all materials has not been completed)
16 Boxes (14 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Large), III-35-21

Central Mennonite Church*, 1890- , Archbold, Fulton County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1958 and 1967 (one from each year)
Members' Meeting Minutes, 1923-52
3 Folders (Green SC), III-35-22

Central Mennonite Church, 1925-1974, Elida, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1955-74 (fairly complete)
Minute book, 1971-74
3 Boxes (Green), III-35-23
Extinct congregation, belonged to Ohio Mennonite Conference

Chippawa Community Church, 1963- ?, Powell, Franklin County, Ohio
Planning documents, 1963
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-60
Extinct congregation (?), belonged to Ohio Mennonite Conference

Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship*^, 1974- , Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio

Cornerstone Mennonite Fellowship*, 1985- , Plain City, Madison County, Ohio

Columbus Mennonite Church, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1963
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-50
Extinct congregation (?), belonged to Ohio Mennonite Conference

Crown Hill Mennonite Church*, 1835- , Rittman, Wayne County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1955-78 (fairly complete)
Church Records, 1930-1975, including Christian Day School records, church correspondence, financial records, Sunday School records, YPBM and Women's Missionary and Service Association records, and Sesiquicentennial Celebration records (1975)
15 Boxes (11 Green, 2 Long Green, 3 Large), III-35-32
Congregational Historian - Grace Martin

Dayspring Christian Fellowship*, 1984- , Canton, Stark County, Ohio

Dillonvale Mennonite Church, 1942-1957, Dillonvale, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1953-56 (fairly complete)
1 Box (Green), III-35-30
Extinct Congregation, belonged to Ohio Mennonite Conference

Dover Christian Fellowship*, 1994- , Dover, Tuscarawas County, Ohio

Emmanuel Mennonite Church*, 1989- , Monclova, Lucas County, Ohio

Fairpoint Mennonite Church*, 1938- , Fairport, Belmont County, Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1956-68 (fairly complete)
2 Boxes (Green), III-35-42

Fellowship Chapel*, 1954- , Vinton, Galia County, Ohio

First Mennonite Church*, 1826- , Canton, Stark County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1944-76 (fairly complete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-15

Flat Ridge Mennonite Church*, 1949- , Newcomerstown, Guernsey County, Ohio
Church Bulletin, 1951 and 1957 (one from each year)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-24

Friendship Mennonite Church*, 1948- , Cleveland, Cuyahogo County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1956-78 (incomplete)
3 Boxes (Green), III-35-41
Formerly called Louis Road Chapel

Gilead Mennonite Church*, 1951- , Chesterville, Morrow County, Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1957-66 (fairly complete)
3 Boxes (1 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Large), III-35-44

Gladstone Mennonite Church, 1951-1959, Cleveland, Cuyahogo County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1956-58 (half complete)
1 Box (Green), III-35-39
Extinct Congregation when the Gladstone area was razed as part of the urban renewal project in 1959 - some members joined the Lee Heights Mennonite Church, and others joined the University-Euclid congregation.

Gray Ridge Mennonite Church*, 1948- , Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio

Hartville Mennonite Church*, 1944- , Hartville, Stark County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1949-67 (fairly complete)
2 Boxes (Green), III-35-8

Hi-Way Chapel, 1958- , East Greenville, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1958-74
2 Boxes (Green), III-35-46
Was but is not presently a part of Ohio Mennonite Conference, 1998

Hillside Chapel*, 1952- , Jackson, Jackson County,Ohio
Dedication program, 1961
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-61

Huber Mennonite Church*, 1858- , New Carlisle, Clark County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1951-52, 1958-88, 1992 (incomplete)
5 Boxes (4 Green, 1 Long Green SC), III-35-9

Iglesia Menonita del Buen Pastor*, 1940- , Archbold, Fulton County,Ohio
Church Records, 1963-86, including church bulletins, newsletters, Sunday School reports, financial records, membership book, 25th anniversary booklet, a photograph of young people, and some topical files on peace, camps, etc.
2 Boxes (Large), III-35-67
Also belongs to the Hispanic Mennonite Convention

Inlet Mennonite Church*, 1960- , Wauseon, Fulton County,Ohio
Dedication booklet, 1966
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-55

Jubilee Mennonite Church*^, 1994- , West Liberty, Logan County, Ohio
Church Records, 1995-97, including church bulletins, minutes, correspondence and organizational records
1 Box (Gray), III-35-51

Kalida Family Outreach Center*, Kalida, Putnam County, Ohio

Kennedy Avenue Mennonite Church, 1956- , Dayton, Campbell County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1957-59 (total of 5 Bulletins)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-54
Extinct Congregation (?), belonged to Ohio Mennonite Church

Kidron Mennonite Church*, 1937- , Kidron, Wayne County, Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1951-86 (fairly complete)
3 Boxes (2 Green, 1 Large), III-35-12

Lafayette Christian Fellowship*, 1985- , West Lafayette, Coshocton County, Ohio

Lee Heights Community Church*, 1957- , Cleveland, Cuyahogo County,Ohio.
Church Bulletin, 1968 (One Bulletin)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-48
Also belongs to the African American Mennonite Association

Leetonia Mennonite Church*, 1819- , Leetonia, Columbiana County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1951-70
Baptism pitchers and Communion plates, 1800s-1945
4 Boxes (3 Green, 1 Oversize), III-35-3

Lima Mennonite Church*^, 1910- , Lima, Allen County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1949, 1953-62 (very incomplete)
Church Bulletins, 1983-87 (fairly complete)
2 Folders (Green SC), III-35-31, and 1 Box (Green), III-35-66
Earlier known as the Lima Mission, then as Jefferson Street Mennonite, then as Northside Mennonite, and then as Lima Mennonite

Lockport Mennonite Church*, 1944- , Stryker, Williams County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1955-58,, 1966 (fairly complete)
Church Directory, 1958
Dedication Program, 1963
75th Anniversary Materials, 1983
Church Bulletins, 1989-97
Church Newsletters, 1989-97
2 Boxes (1 Green, 1 Gray), III-35-38

Longenecker Mennonite Church*, 1830- , Winesburg, Holmes County, Ohio

Maple Grove Mennonite Church*, 1850- , New Castle, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania
Church Records, 1901-1991, including early photographs, programs, newspaper clippings, historical essays on the church, church bulletins (1955-1990, fairly complete), business meeting minutes, council minutes, constitutions, treasurer's reports, Christian Education Committee minutes, church newsletter, and Sunday School records.
8 Boxes (6 Green, 1 Long Green, 1 Large), III-38-92
Earlier address given as New Wilmington, Pennsylvania

Martins Creek Mennonite Church*, 1865- , Millersburg, Holmes County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1950-58 (fairly complete), 1976-87 (incomplete)
6 Boxes (Green), III-35-13
Congregational Historian - Clayton Kandel

Martins Mennonite Church*, 1834- , Orrville, Wayne County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1954-95 (complete)
Church Constitution, 1979
Newsletters, 1982-95
Annual Reports, 1980-95
Congregational Business and Church Council Meetings, 1981, 1986-95
Church Directories, 1985-95
Church History Book, 1984
Sesquicentennial Materials, 1984
Young People's Bible Meeting program, 1920s
5 Boxes (4 Green, 1 Large), III-35-43
Congregational Historian - Becky Oyer

Midway Mennonite Church*, 1807- , Columbiana, Mahoning County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1950-95
History Book, 1969
Meetinghouse account book, 1866-1886
Church Book, 1888-1894
Church Business Record Book, 1896-1943
Account Books, 1914-1921
Sunday School records, 1899-1946
Young People's Bible Meetings, 1916-1930
Women's Aid Society records, 1918-47
General Church records, 1989-91, 1994-95, 1997
7 Boxes (5 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Large), III-35-18
Congregational Historian - Barb Martin (Secretary) and Larry D. Rohrer (Minister)

Millersburg Mennonite Church*, 1953- , Millersburg, Holmes County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1959-90 (fairly complete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-47

Moorhead Mennonite Church*, 1965- , Shreve, Holmes County, Ohio

Mount Pleasant Mennonite Church*, 1830- , Cloverdale, Putnam County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1953, 1955, 1961 (one bulletin from each year)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-56

Neil Avenue Mennonite Church*^, 1962- ,Columbus, Franklin County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1974-95 (fairly complete)
Church Newsletters, 1991-95
Church Directory, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995
6 Boxes (Green), III-35-57
Congregational Historian - Daniel P. Schrock

New Stark Mennonite Chapel, 1881-1940 , New Stark, Hancock County, Ohio
Program, 1909
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-59
Congregation affiliated with the Ohio Mennonite Conference until 1924, and joined the Middle District Mennonite Conference (GC) in 1927 as the First Federated Mennonite Church. The church was discontinued in 1940.

North Clinton Mennonite Church*, 1957- , Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio

North Lima Mennonite Church*, 1824- , North Lima, Mahoning County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1950-91 (fairly complete, 1950-59, 1974-91)
3 Boxes (1 Green, 2 Large), III-35-4

Northridge Christian Fellowship*, 1962- ,Springfield, Clark County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1968-1995 (fairly complete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-62

Oak Grove Mennonite Church*^, 1818- , Smithville, Wayne County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1947-90, 1993
Church Newsletter, 1959-72
Church Directories, 1973, 1976, 1978
Book of Sermons, ca. 1751
Church Record books, 1862-1928
Ministerial and Business Meetings, Record Book, 1914-46
Sewing Circle Minute Book, 1905-1912
General Church records, 1905-78 (The inventory has a complete listing)
13 Boxes (6 Green, 2 Gray, 5 Long Green), III-35-17
Congregational Historical Committee - Paul J. Miller, Chair

Oak Grove Mennonite Church*, 1875- , West Liberty, Champaign County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1954-95 (fairly complete)
7 Boxes (Green), III-35-2

Orrville Mennonite Church*, 1909- , Orrville, Wayne County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1949-96 (fairly complete)
Church Directory, 1987
Business Meeting, 1954
Church Directories, Newsletters, Reports and Minutes, 1991-95
Guest books, Tape Recordings
5 Boxes (3 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Large), III-35-7

Orrville Deaf Fellowship*, Orrville, Wayne County, Ohio

Owl Creek Mennonite Church*, 1952- , Beaver, Pike County, Ohio

Peace Mennonite Church*, 1983- , Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio

Pike Mennonite Church*, 1874- , Elida, Allen County,Ohio.
Church Bulletin, 1967 (One bulletin)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-25

Pine Grove Mennonite Church*, 1951- , Stryker, Williams County, Ohio

Pleasant Hill Mennonite Church*, 1948- , Burton, Geauga County, Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1975 (2 bulletins)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-58

Pleasant Valley Chapel, 1951- , Coshocton, Coshocton County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1957 (12 bulletins)
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-27
Extinct Congregation (?), existed at least up until 1968

Pleasant View Mennonite Church*, 1857- , North Lawrence, Stark County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1955-89 (fairly complete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-34
Congregational Historians - Vera and Vida Schloneger

Powell Community Mennonite Church, 1962- , Powell, Delaware County, Ohio
Belonged to the Ohio Mennonite Conference until 1997.

Primera Iglesia Menonita*, 1962- , Defiance, Defiance County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1966-67
Church Records, 1962-91, including membership list, Sunday School reports, constitutions, minutes of congregational and council meetings, history of the church by Eli Nunez (1980), a guest book, church building documents, correspondence, photographs, and some financial records.
1 Box (Long Gray), III-35-68
Also belongs to the Hispanic Mennonite Convention

Primera Iglesia Menonita*, 1957- , Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio
Also belongs to the Hispanic Mennonite Convention

Rockview Mennonite Mission, 1947- , Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1958-60 (only 4 bulletins in total)
1 Folder (found in Long Green Box), III-35-29

Saint Johns Mennonite Chapel*, 1954- , Logan, Hocking County, Ohio

Salem Mennonite Church*, 1841- , Elida, Allen County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1948-59 (very incomplete)
Church Bulletins, 1960-83
Assorted church records, 1918-64, including Sunday School report (1936), Membership list (1936), Programs (1947-57), and Easter Program (1964).
Church Records, 1976-89, including constitution, correspondence, picture of Choraleers, newspaper clipppings, pictorial directories, and business meeting reports, and history of church, by Larry Augsburger (1988)
2 Boxes (1 Green, 1 Large), III-35-35

Salem Mennonite Church*, 1953- , Waldron, Hillsdale County, Michigan

Salem Mennonite Church*, 1892- , Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio

Sharon Mennonite Church*, 1933- , Plain City, Madison County, Ohio

Smithville Mennonite Church*, 1947- , Smithville, Wayne County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1947-60 (complete), 1960-74 (incomplete), 1975-82 (fairly complete)
7 Boxes (Green), III-35-6
Name changed from Pleasant Hill Mennonite Congregation

Sonnenberg Mennonite Church*, 1819- , Kidron, Wayne County, Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1954-95 (fairly complete)
Church Records, 1991-95, including annual reports, newsletters, pictorial directories, and constitution.
5 Boxes (2 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Long Green SC, 1 Large), III-35-36
Congregational Historian - Robert Eshleman

South Union Mennonite Church*, 1845- , West Liberty, Logan County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1949-97 (complete)
Dedication, 1953
Sunday School Centennial, 1963
Membership records, newsletters, constitution (no dates)
8 Boxes (7 Green, 1 Gray), III-35-5

Southside Christian Fellowship*, 1979- , Springfield, Clark County,Ohio.
Church Bulletins, 1980-93 (fairly complete)
2 Boxes (Green), III-35-63
Congregational Historian - Leon Mast

Spencer Mennonite Church, 1956- ?, Swanton, Fulton County, Ohio
Church Bulletin, 1960 (one bulletin)
Dedication Program, 1960
1 Folder (Green SC), III-35-53
Belonged to Ohio Mennonite Conference in 1968.

Springdale Chapel*, 1968- , Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio

Stoner Heights Mennonite Church*, 1938- , Louisville, Stark County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1955-87 (fairly complete)
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-52

Summit Mennonite Church*, 1965- , Barberton, Summit County, Ohio

Sunnyside Mennonite Church*, 1937- , Conneault Lake, Crawford County,Pennsylvania
Church Bulletins, 1957-1962 (fairly complete)
1 Box (Green), III-38-127

Tedrow Mennonite Church*, 1949- , Wauseon, Fulton County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1954-67 (incomplete), 1990-97 (fairly complete)
Church Newsletter, 1990
3 Boxes (2 Green, 1 Gray), III-35-37

Toledo Mennonite Church*, 1945- , Toledo, Lucas County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1983-1997 (fairly complete)
Church Newsletters, 1989-97
Annual Reports, 1991-93
4 Boxes (Green), III-35-20
The church was known as Bancroft Mennonite until 1996.
Congregational Historian - Karen Kruzel (Church Secretary)

University Euclid Christ New Testament Church*, 1963- , Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
Also belongs to the African American Mennonite Association

Valley View Mennonite Church*, 1937- , Spartansburg, Crawford County,Pennsylvania
Church Records, 1931-97, including early records (1931-34), Sunday School Record book (1934), Membership book (1938-55), Sunday School records (1976-82), council minutes (1979-82, 1992-95), pictorial directories, and Church bulletins, 1996-97.
1 Box (Gray), III-38-179

Walnut Creek Mennonite Church*, 1862- , Walnut Creek, Holmes County,Ohio.
Gerber Valley (School District No. 4), Sunday School Record Book, 1859, 1890-91, and three class attendance books, 1859-60 (III-35-45)
Church Bulletins, 1956-97 (fairly complete)
Centennial Program, 1962
Church Newsletters, 1988-95
History Book, 1978
Video, 1992-93
6 Boxes (5 Green, 1 Gray), III-35-28 and III-35-45 (1 Folder Green SC)
Congregational Historian - Roscoe Miller

Walnut Grove Mennonite Church, 1868-1929, and Sunday School, 1863-1929, West Liberty, Ohio
Sunday School records, 1896-1913, 1922-28
Programs, 1913, 1927
1 Box (Green), III-35-1
Extinct Congregation

Wayside Mennonite Chapel*, 1952- , Pedro, Lawrence County, Ohio

West Clinton Mennonite Church*, 1908- , Pettisville, Fulton County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1959-97 (fairly complete)
6 Boxes (5 Green, 1 Gray), III-35-49
Congregational Historian - Jo Anne Frey

Wooster Mennonite Church*, 1944- , Wooster, Wayne County,Ohio
Church Bulletins, 1949-97 (fairly complete)
Newsletters, Reports, Minutes of Council and Elder Team, annual reports, newspaper clippings and organizational charts, 1984-96
8 Boxes (6 Green, 1 Gray, 1 Large), III-35-16
Congregational Historian - Cheryl Hider (secretary / bookkeeper)

Youngstown Mennonite Mission, 1908-23, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio
Church Records, 1912-23, including church family list, correspondence, financial records, reports, building account record books (1912-21), and a minute record book (1912-23).
1 Box (Long Green), III-35-29
Extinct Congregation

Zion Mennonite Church*, 1955- , Archbold, Fulton County,Ohio.
Dedication, 1956
Church Bulletins, 1957 (half complete)
Peace Stories (including CPS, I-W and Voluntary Service), 1991
3 Folders (Green SC), III-35-40

 

September 24, 1998 / Nelda Nussbaum and Dennis Stoesz
Archives of the Mennonite Church, 1700 South Main St., Goshen, Indiana 46526