MC. Manuscript Collections

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The Junto Club from Bowling Green, Ohio is a complete collection made up of proceedings, membership, constitutions, correspondence, papers, and photographs dating from its founding.

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The collection contains Just-a-Mere Club records, including history, minutes, program books, and correspondence.

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The records of the Toledo Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta consists of bylaws, minutes, correspondence, rush recommendations philanthropies and projects, officer reports, committee reports, chapter and district reports, yearbooks, financial documents, scrapbooks, news clippings, newsletters, certificates, and photographs.

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The collection consists of personal correspondence, literary productions, and published materials, both by Karl Pauli and others. In addition to having a great deal of material of a personal nature, the Karl Pauli papers also provides substantial insight into the political and religious activities of Pauli.

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The Kathryn Zeigler Jeska Papers date from 1936 to 1940 and include a scrapbook, an account ledger, and photographs.

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The Kehrwecker Family Papers consists of approximately .4 cubic feet, dating from 1830 to 1960. Primarily the Civil War era correspondence of Frederick and John Kehrwecker from 1861 through 1863, the collection also includes miscellaneous other letters, including a small series of Civil War letters in German, legal documents, family genealogical material, printed items, photographs, and an oral interview with family member Anna Kehrwecker taped in 1959.

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Bills of lading for limestone shipped from Kelleys Island in Lake Erie to various Great Lakes ports.

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Index cards containing birth, marriage, death or other information on Native Americans from Ohio tribes who later moved to Oklahoma and Kansas, including Miami, Shawnee, Huron, Wyandot, Delaware, Seneca and Ottawa

Abstract The Kevin B. McCray Papers, a research archive on the 99th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment consists of journal and newspaper articles, copied letters, regimental orders and other military records, biographical sketches, copy of daybook and general orders, and microfilm documenting the mustering, training and campaigns of the 99th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The material was used in the research and production of McCray's 2003 book "A Shouting of Orders: a History of the 99th Ohio Volunteer...

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This collection consists of scrapbooks compiled from newspaper clippings, playbills, posters, programs, tickets, business cards, and correspondence, all of which document the travels and performances of this repertory troupe. Inclusive dates for this four volume collection are from 1902 to 1963, although many items are not dated.

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The Klever family papers document the activities of the Klever family and their family-owned business, Klever Jewelry, located in Bowling Green, Ohio, from 1887-2004. The papers include deeds; school papers; a significant number of photos documenting the family, the family business, and downtown Bowling Green, Ohio from circa 1939-2004; and a large scrapbook outlining the family’s involvement with the DeMolay from 1922-1959.

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The Knights of Pythias Collection consists of mostly member information and material related to membership history of the organization.

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The Korns Family Papers consist of family correspondence, diaries, and histories of the Emma (Jacobs) and Jacob Korns family ranging from 1862 to 1932.

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The L. Edward Kime papers consist of correspondence, printed material, photographic prints, and photographic negatives documenting Bowling Green State University, from 1950 to 1974.

Abstract Newsclippings, printed material, photographs, film ("Auto-Lite on Parade") and filmstrips, and phonographic records relating to the Electric Auto-Lite Company and the Prestolite Company, as well as a subject file on the Willys Light Plant. Collection was compiled by Louis J. McGrady (1911-1994), who joined the Electric AutoLite Company as a sales manager in 1950 and was later promoted to director of advertising and public relations at the Prestolite Division of Eltra Corp., retiring in...

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The papers of L. T. Eugene Ness, an attorney from Paulding, Ohio, focus on the years Ness represented Indians of California. Letters, printed material, and Indian publications illustrate the political situation under which the Indians lived and reflects their struggle to improve living, political, and social conditions. Government publications of hearings and proposed Federal legislation add insight into efforts to resolve their plight.

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The records of Ladies Aid Society of the West Millgrove Congregational Church, consist of approximately 0.5 cubic feet, primarily record books and ledgers, dating from 1888 through 1954.

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The records of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Wood County Barracks #71 of the Veterans of World War I of the U.S.A., Inc., cover the period from 1965 to 1985. There are minutes, correspondence, and miscellaneous Auxiliary material.

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Minutes, programs, financial records, clippings, and photographs created by the Ladies' Literary Club of Sylvania, Ohio.

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The Ladies of the G.A.R., Ford Circle collection documents the activities of this Toledo, Ohio organization through membership lists, application files, and a brief written history.

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The Lake Township High School collection consists primarily of yearbook materials from 1918 to 1961. These include student yearbook photos, athletic team pictures and candid shots. The collection also contains a large amount of administrative data from the Lake Township High School.

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The Lakeside and Marblehead (L&M) Railroad Company collection primarily consists of correspondence between the company and various affiliates, as well as government and legal documents, ranging from 1909-1958.

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The collection is comprised of two record books, dating from 1881 to 1936. The record books contain information on members, baptisms, marriages, church pastors and officials.

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The LaVerne Snyder and Harold Patten letters consists of almost 800 letters, dozens of photographs, and some newspaper clippings sent between the couple during World War Two (March 1941 to September 1945) and documenting their daily lives in Ohio and on the front.

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The operation of a Lake Erie fishing company from 1889 to its closing in 1961 is documented in this collection. Financial and legal papers form the largest part of the collection. A drawing series (1894-1960) show plats for company property and plans for company buildings and equipment.