Indiana University
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Found in 32 Collections and/or Records:
George William Curtis correspondence
Collection — Folder: S0329
Identifier: S0329
Scope and Contents
Twenty letters addressed to George W. Curtis comprise this collection. The first six letters were written between May 7, 1901 and Oct. 17, 1902, and deal with some problem George had with the administration of Indiana University and his being a part of the class of 1900.There are three letters from the National Union Fire Insurance of Pittsburg, Pa., dealing with delinquent payments. All of them are signed R. C. Clark, special agent.Seven letters on half sheets are from...
Dates:
1901-1908
Harry J. Skornia, Indiana composers collection
Collection — Folder: S2447
Identifier: S2447
Scope and Contents
This collection includes correspondence and research documents ranging from 1899 to 1944 compiled by Harry J. Skornia and his students at Indiana University for a series of radio programs about Indiana composers that were broadcast Sunday mornings from the Bloomington campus studios in cooperation with the WIRE radio station in Indianapolis. The research documents include biographies, lists of the composer's musical compositions, and typewritten transcriptions of articles from newspapers and...
Dates:
1899-1944
Indiana Historical Bureau collection
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S2227
Scope and Contents
This collection includes typewritten transcriptions of correspondence contained in the Dunihue papers on deposit at Indiana University. Ranging from 1832 to 1836, the letters were sent to Alexander and Daniel Dunihue of Bedford, Indiana from their cousins Harriet E. Gardiner and Caroline Gardiner and from Richard Wigginton Thompson. The collection also includes photostats of the following documents copied from the originals housed in the Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection,...
Dates:
1832-1950
Indiana Union Board program booklet
Collection — Folder: S1593
Identifier: S1593
Scope and Contents
This is a 20-page typed booklet giving the program for the first reunion of the Indiana Union Board Members from 1909-1935. The reunion was held on November 22, 1935, at the Indiana Union Building of Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Former president and current professor Arthur B. Leible presented "A Journal Through the Minutes of the Union Board from 1909 to 1932." Some of the subjects Professor Leible mentioned were the sale of the barbershop, installation of a telephone, cuspidors...
Dates:
1935
Indiana University "Arbutus" yearbook
Collection — Volume: V431
Identifier: V431
Scope and Contents
This collection contains The Arbutus for 1913. This Arbutus was dedicated to Professor
James Albert Woodburn of the History Department. It includes various information
about clubs, activities, sororities, fraternities, et cetera, as well as images of club
members, faculty, and the senior class of 1913.
Dates:
1913
Indiana University basketball and Indiana Memorial Union cards
Collection — Folder: S3489
Identifier: S3489
Scope and Contents
This collection contains 2 Indiana University basketball trading cards printed by Bill Allee Enterprises of Noblesville, Indiana in 1986. The first card highlights Kent Benson, a member of the university team from 1973 to 1977 and the second card highlights Dan Dakich, a member of the team from 1981 to 1985. Each card has a picture of the athlete on one side and biographical information and game statistics on the reverse side.This collection also has two undated business size cards...
Dates:
1986, undated
Indiana University collection
Collection — Folder: S1594
Identifier: S1594
Scope and Contents
This collection includes forms, notices, memos, and reports relating to non-academic staff and faculty of Indiana University from 1941-1949. Materials relating to non-academic staff are about training, wages, vacations, retirement, and personnel policy. The faculty materials pertain to teaching, exams, grading, course changes, committees, and out-of-class requirements. There is a brochure entitled "Definitions for Today: Nazism, Fascism, Communism, Democracy" by Professor Heber P. Walker, head...
Dates:
1941-1949
Isaac Jenkinson papers
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S0720
Scope and Contents
This collection includes letters to and fron Isaac Jenkinson with politicians and acquaintances in Washington, D.C., Indiana, and other parts of the United States ranging from 1869 to 1920 regarding national politics, education, various personal and professional matters, and his writings on Aaron Burr. There are two certificates regarding the appointment of Jenkinson as U.S. consul to Glasgow, Scotland, Great Britain and its acknowledgement by the British government in 1869 (OBC157).
Dates:
1869-1920
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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Isaac Jenkinson papers
Joseph E. Davies collection
Collection — Folder: S0336
Identifier: S0336
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of a commencement address delivered at Indiana University, May 10, 1942. The speech addresses World War II and Davies discusses the causes of the war, the objectives of the enemy, and the character of the challenge Americans face.
Dates:
1942
Kate C. Ward collection
Collection — Folder: S1358
Identifier: S1358
Scope and Contents
This collection includes newspaper clippings, postcards and a letter sent to Kate C. Ward in Portland, Oregon and Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Ward received a letter from "Jim" who wrote from Indiana University in Bloomington on July 11, 1861 during the U.S. Civil War. The postcards were from Clarinda B. Powell in 1910 and her nephew Jessie in 1913. The undated newspaper clippings are titled "Good Fishing Near Monticello, Ind."; "Bloomington's Old Brick Court House Burned by a Governor"; and...
Dates:
1861-1913
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
/
Kate C. Ward collection
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