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Miscellaneous invoices from various companies to Oscar Styffe Ltd., for the year 1945.

Miscellaneous orders to various businesses and companies from Oscar Styffe Ltd., dated April to October, 1945.

Miscellaneous sundry ledger accounts. Hotel bills from Pigeon River Hotel. Invoices from ACME Laundry and Barton & Fisher. Notice from the Lakehead Credit Bureau to Oscar Styffe Ltd., informing that Dominion Motors will no longer be able to sell merchandise if the account was not settled. 1945.

Property Taxes invoice to Oscar Styffe from the Municipality of Shuniah dated August 15, 1945.

Invoices from the Cochrane Hardware Ltd. (successors to Wells & Emmerson, wholesale and retail hardware) to Oscar Styffe Ltd., also freight invoices from Canadian National Railways to Oscar Styffe Ltd. for the year 1945.

Certificate of Appreciation to Oscar Styffe Ltd. for completion of payments to the Commercial Credit Corporation of Canada. Canceled cheque to Lakehead Motors Ltd. Chattel Mortgage agreement for a Plymouth sedan. 1944-1945.

Receipts from Confederation Life Association to Oscar Styffe Ltd., for payments made. Letters and Reports of Termination for employees no longer working for Oscar Styffe Ltd., for the year 1945.

Invoices from Coslett Machinery and Equipment Co., Stockers and Distributors, to Dock #5 of Oscar Styffe Ltd., Port Arthur, Ontario for the year 1945.

Invoices from Cross Machine Shop for Oscar Styffe Ltd., from June and September, 1944 and June and September, 1945.

Invoices from Cut Rate Meat Market No. 2 to Oscar Styffe Ltd., for the year 1945. Prepaid Freight invoices from the Canadian Pacific Express Company to Oscar Styffe Ltd., for the year 1945.

Invoices from Davidson, James, Blacksmith to Oscar Styffe Ltd., Port Arthur, Ontario for the years 1944-1945.

Play entitled "Kulkijan Unelma" (4-Act Musical) performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay
March 13, 1954
Donor: S. Anttila
Three copies.

Family group. People in photo: Wilho Niemi, Hilma Niemi, Mrs. Seppanen (Hilma's sister). Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Funeral procession in honour of Viljo Rosval and John Voutilainen, Port Arthur, Spring 1930. 3 copies.

May Day Parade/Demonstration, Nipigon, Ontario, 1929. Donor: Mrs. M. Nevala. Two copies

Mr. & Mrs. Kari, members of the Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Bethel), Wilson Street, Thunder Bay.

Store interior, location unknown.

Two-story frame home. Donor: Big Finn Hall.

Play entitled "Narkkelaisia" (Directed by W aino Kaariainen) performed at the Fort William Finn Hall, Robertson Street, Thunder Bay, photo from Act II. Donor: A. Norkooli.

Play entitled "Narkkelaisia" (Directed by W aino Kaariainen) performed at the Fort William Finn Hall, Robertson Street, Thunder Bay. People in photo: (left to right) Jack Jackson, Lauri Semelius, Elma Jarvela.

Play entitled "Narkkelaisia" (Directed by Waino Kaariainen) performed at the Fort William Finn Hall, Robertson Street, Thunder Bay, photo from Act III. Donors: A. Norkoolis, Hill.

Three Copies.

Play entitled "Mustalais Ruhtinatar" performed at the Fort William Finn Hall, Robertson Street, Thunder Bay, December 1929. People in photo: Mr. Berglund, Aina Turunen, Jack Jackson, Waino Kaariainen. Donors: Norkooli & Berglund.

Play entitled "Mustalais Ruhtinatar" performed at the Fort William Finn Hall, Robertson Street, Thunder Bay, December 1929. Donor: A. Norkooli.

Play entitled "Mustalais Ruhtinatar" performed at the Fort William Finn Hall, Robertson Street, Thunder Bay, December 1929. Donor: A. Norkooli.

Corporation of the City of Port Arthur license no. 355 granted to Finnish Organization of Canada to carry on business of Public Hall, 316 Bay Street, 1955. Corporation of the City of Port Arthur license no. 268 granted to Canadian Finnish Organization of Canada to carry on business of Public Hall, 316 Bay Street, 1957. Corporation of the City of Port Arthur license no. 697 granted to Canadian Finnish Organization of Canada to carry on business of Public Hall, 316 Bay Street, 1958. Corporation of the City of Port Arthur license no. 242 granted to Finnish Organization of Canada, Local 2, to carry on business of Public Hall, 316 Bay Street, 1959.