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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 40 Collections and/or Records:
Samuel Craig papers
Collection — Folder S310
Identifier: S0310
Scope and Contents
This collection includes correspondence, two official government forms and a newspaper article from Anita Stempel and Dieter Michels in Germany and France ranging from 1947-1948 regarding post-World War II life and World War II service.
Dates:
1947-48
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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Samuel Craig papers
Springfield Township, Franklin County, Indiana collection
Collection — Folder S1113
Identifier: S1113
Scope and Contents
This article explains how Springfield Township was set off from Brookville Township in Franklin County, Indiana, on May 12, 1817. There were two published sources used for this article, plus nine individuals. Mr. Ridenour gives the history of the first settlers, the churches, schools, organizations, and families. On page three, he wrote: "The metropolis of Springfield Township is Mount Carmel... founded in 1832." Of the nine schools in the township in 1882, five were still standing in 1966....
Dates:
1817-1966
Sylvia C. Hendricks articles
Collection — Folder S2819
Identifier: S2819
Scope and Contents
This collection includes two articles by Sylvia C. Hendricks on the center of population (COP) of the United States during the sixty years it was located in Indiana. The first article, clipped from Indianapolis Star Magazine for March 7, 1982, entitled "Indiana: 60 Years on Center," traces the COP as it moved from south of Greensburg (1890), to east of Columbus (1900), to Bloomington (1910), to Whitehall (1920), to Linton (1930), and finally to Carlisle (1940). The typed article,...
Dates:
1982/03/07
The Postal Service Magazine collection
Collection — Folder S2626
Identifier: S2626
Scope and Contents
This collection includes two items related to The Postal Service Magazine in the United States in 1909. The smaller item is a pasted mock-up of volume 1, number 1 of The Postal Service Magazine . In the 60 pages of the mock-up, actual photographs and artwork have been mounted to the pages along with pencil and ink notations concerning what is intended to fill the open spaces of the mock-up. Titles of articles and regular...
Dates:
1909
Walter E. Barton papers
Collection
Identifier: L252
Scope and Contents
The collection contains Walter E. Barton’s articles and speeches including those for the Rigby Star describing the nation’s capital and others on the topic of taxation; legal briefs regarding cases Barton argued before the U.S. Supreme Court; and the manuscripts of his two memoirs, The Lost Heritage and In the Twilight of My Memory, as well as published copies. Also included is a portrait...
Dates:
1912-1981
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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Walter E. Barton papers
Washington County, Indiana collection
Collection — Folder S276
Identifier: S0276
Scope and Contents
Oliver Q. Trueblood wrote this four-page typed article, which was published in the Republican Leader, Salem, Indiana, on October 30, 1931.
Dates:
1931
Westminster Presbyterian Church articles
Collection — Folder S2743
Identifier: S2743
Scope and Contents
This collection includes photostat articles clipped from unknown newspapers. One has the column headline "Presbyterian Church Pastor" and is undated; the other has a headline reading "The Presbyterian House of Worship" and is dated Wednesday, June 12, 1935.
A photostat history dating from 1814-1939 includes an order of worship for the 125th anniversary of Westminster Presbyterian Church. It also lists ministers, elders, deacons (1814-1939) and trustees (1900-1939).
A photostat history dating from 1814-1939 includes an order of worship for the 125th anniversary of Westminster Presbyterian Church. It also lists ministers, elders, deacons (1814-1939) and trustees (1900-1939).
Dates:
1935-1939
William Henry Harrison home collection
Collection — Folder S0272
Identifier: S0272
Scope and Contents
Arthur R. Cochran, of the Vincennes Sun Commercial, wrote this four-page article. The Indianapolis News used some of Mr. Cochran's information for its article published on Wednesday, July 27, 1949. The Francis Vigo Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution began in Vincennes in 1908 with thirteen charter members, and had 230 in 1949 when this article was written. They became interested in preserving the William Henry Harrison home in 1910,...
Dates:
1949
Willis B. Stewart papers
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S2452
Scope and Contents
This collection contains handwritten speeches and other writings by Dr. Willis B. Stewart ranging from 1899 to 1927 and undated. Topics include good health practices, specific diseases, sociology, eugenics, ethics and citizenship. Titles include "Grip," "Prescriptions," "Some Socialogical Observations," "A Study of Secondary Sex Characteristics," Miscegenation, or Race Decadence," "Law and Crime," and "The Minister and the Sick."...
Dates:
1899-1927, undated
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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Willis B. Stewart papers
Women's Prison and Girls' Reformatory collection
Collection — Folder S0278
Identifier: S0278
Scope and Contents
This collection includes six copies of the same manuscript, written in 1902, by Rhoda M. Coffin, 3232 Groveland Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.Mrs. Coffin tells about her work in preaching the Gospel along with her husband, Charles F. Coffin, in jails, workhouses, and prisons throughout the country, beginning in 1865. In the winter of 1868, Indiana Governor Conrad Baker asked her and Charles to visit the prisons at Michigan City and Jeffersonville, and make a private report to him. As a...
Dates:
1902
