Oliver Typewriter Band on Stage ca 1900
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Oliver Typewriter Band on Stage ca 1900
Description
The Oliver Typewriter Band poses on a stage that is sometimes identifed as the Woodstock Opera House. The names are listed on the back with corrections and varied spellings and the note "about 1900." The library owns three copies, two donated by families of the men and one "property of the Sentinel" (Woodstock Sentinel newspaper).
Front row (left to right): Ed Mead, Ben Kronk or Cronk, Claude or Roy Aldrich, Ed Senger, Lew or Louis Allen, Ole Simonsen or Simonson, Ed Rogers, John Carroll director, Lester Moreland, Bruce Lawrie, Burr Robins, Earl Ward, Fred Wynkoop, Cal Curtis
Second row: Cliff Sherman, Ken Aldrich, Harry Brubecker or Brubaker, Lynn Sherman, Charles Dahl or Doll, Ben Edmonds, Herman Bosshard, Clint Jones, Win Leidig, Al Haywood, Willard Sherman, Fred Leurring or Luring, Howard Brubecker or Brubaker, Charles Collins or "Mercy" Collen, Bart Young, and John Whitworth, Superintendent of the Oliver factory.
Front row (left to right): Ed Mead, Ben Kronk or Cronk, Claude or Roy Aldrich, Ed Senger, Lew or Louis Allen, Ole Simonsen or Simonson, Ed Rogers, John Carroll director, Lester Moreland, Bruce Lawrie, Burr Robins, Earl Ward, Fred Wynkoop, Cal Curtis
Second row: Cliff Sherman, Ken Aldrich, Harry Brubecker or Brubaker, Lynn Sherman, Charles Dahl or Doll, Ben Edmonds, Herman Bosshard, Clint Jones, Win Leidig, Al Haywood, Willard Sherman, Fred Leurring or Luring, Howard Brubecker or Brubaker, Charles Collins or "Mercy" Collen, Bart Young, and John Whitworth, Superintendent of the Oliver factory.
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Date
ca 1900
Citation
Medlar Studios, “Oliver Typewriter Band on Stage ca 1900,” Woodstock Public Library Archives, accessed August 17, 2026, https://woodstockpubliclibraryarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1538.
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