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Invitation Collection, 1843-1993

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Title: Invitation Collection, 1843-1993

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 1.33 cubic feet

Location Number: Mss. A I62

Scope and Content Note

This collection contains invitations dating from 1843 to 1993, as well as a few announcements and event programs. The collection contains over 300 items organized by type of event into five categories: Ceremonies and Meetings, Social Events and Parties, Weddings and Anniversaries, Funerals, and Other/Unknown. Invitations are organized by date within these categories.

Most of the invitations are from the Louisville area, but some are from other cities in Kentucky, including Frankfort, Lexington, Paris, Owensboro, Anchorage, La Grange, Danville, Harrodsburg, Bardstown, Winchester, and Glasgow. Many are also from other states, including Indiana, Tennessee, Illinois, New York, and others.

Included are invitations to presidential and gubernatorial inaugurations, building openings and dedications, graduation commencement ceremonies, organization meetings, balls, banquets, holiday parties, weddings, funerals, and many other types of events.

This collection is a transfer from the Filson’s library collection. An index is available.

 

Historical Note

This collection represents many major events that happened in Louisville and surrounding cities throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Events of national significance include the inauguration ceremonies of Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Richard Nixon, as well as the dedication of the 1893 World’s Columbian Commission. An invitation to a reception held at Bowman Field in honor of aviator Charles Lindbergh after his transatlantic flight is also included.

Local events include commencement ceremonies for the Louisville Girls High School, Male High School, Nazareth College, Kentucky State College, the Kentucky Military Institute, and others. High-society events from the 1950s and 1960s include debutante balls given by the Spinsters Cotillion Club and the Coronation Ball of the Pegasus Queen as part of the Kentucky Derby Festival.

The collection also provides a glimpse into more everyday customs and styles through private events such as dinners, weddings, picnics, club meetings, church gatherings, and funerals.

 

Folder List

Box 1

Folder 1:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1871-1910

Folder 2:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1924-1936

Folder 3:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1938-1949

Folder 4:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1951-1959

Folder 5:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1960-1962

Folder 6:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1963-1968

Folder 7:    Ceremonies and Meetings, 1969-1977 and undated

Box 2

Folder 8:    Social Events and Parties, 1843-1890

Folder 9:    Social Events and Parties, 1892-1931

Folder 10:  Social Events and Parties, 1933-1954

Folder 11:  Social Events and Parties, 1956-1959

Folder 12:  Social Events and Parties, 1960-1961

Box 3

Folder 13:  Social Events and Parties, 1962-1963

Folder 14:  Social Events and Parties, 1964-1965

Folder 15:  Social Events and Parties, 1966

Folder 16:  Social Events and Parties, 1967-1968

Folder 17:  Social Events and Parties, 1969-1970

Folder 18:  Social Events and Parties, 1971-1985 and undated

Box 4

Folder 19:  Weddings and Anniversaries, 1868-1884

Folder 20:  Weddings and Anniversaries, 1886-1890

Folder 21:  Weddings and Anniversaries, 1891-1899

Folder 22:  Weddings and Anniversaries, 1902-1936

Folder 23:  Weddings and Anniversaries, 1938-1970 and undated

Folder 24:  Funerals, 1858-1927 and undated

Folder 25:  Other/Unknown Type of Event

 

Subject Headings

Anniversaries.

Commencement Ceremonies.

Debutante Balls – Kentucky – Louisville.

Funeral rites and ceremonies.

Holidays – Kentucky – Louisville.

Inaugurations.

Invitation cards.

Kentucky Derby.

Parties.

Weddings.

Industrial School of Reform (Louisville, Ky.) Records, 1869-1908 

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Industrial School of Reform (Louisville, Ky.)

Title: Records, 1869-1908

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 3 volumes

Location Number: Mss. BJ I42

Scope and Content Note

Three volumes of admittance records for the Industrial School of Reform dating between 1869-1908. The three volumes are a part of an incomplete set and each date from: 1869-1872, 1901-1903 and 1906-1908 respectively. Attached to some pages are letters of inquiry from family members looking for information several decades later regarding past residents of the school. These attached letters date between the 1940s and 1950s.

These records are for white males, the only exceptions being a few entries in Volume 3 labeled “colored boy” that have a line drawn through the page, but are still legible. Each entry includes the boy’s name, age, date and terms of admittance, parentage, family history, physical description, weight, religion, education, employment, Sunday school attendance, cause of delinquency, terms and dates of release, as well as assessments of physical and personal condition.

Many entries list crimes of homelessness, loitering, truancy, theft, boarding trains, and incorrigibility among others. Some boys are listed as sent to the school by court order, while others are turned in by their guardian. Family histories are described with some detail with information such as siblings and parents’ names, addresses, employment and past crimes listed.

 

Historical Note

The Industrial School of Reform, originally known as the House of Refuge, was founded in 1854 by the Kentucky Legislature as a result of a rise in juvenile delinquency. The house was founded to reform juveniles and give religious, moral, and educational instruction. The home began admitting children in 1865 and was intended for boys ages 7-18 and girls ages 7-16. The institution grew in the decades after its founding to include separate buildings for various ages, a building for girls, and a building for “colored” boys as well as a library, workshops and other facilities.

The House of Refuge officially changed its name to the Industrial School of Reform in 1886. In 1920 following a merger with the Parental Home and School Commission, the institution became known as the Louisville and Jefferson County Children’s Home and moved to a larger property in Lyndon. The organization closed in 1968.

References: “House of Refuge.” Encyclopedia of Louisville, edited by John Kleber.

Additional Records

More of the admission records from the Industrial School of Reform were microfilmed by the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives in 1994 from the originals at the Jefferson County Department of Human Services, Louisville, Kentucky. While the Filson does not hold this microfilm, a digital version of some records can by found on the FamilySearch website: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/759060?availability=Family%20History%20Library . Please note, FamilySearch requires users to create a free account to utilize their materials.

 

Volume List

Volume 1: Admission Record (white boys), 1869-1872

Volume 2: Admission Record (white boys), 1901-1903

Volume 3: Admission Record (white boys), 1906-1908

 

Subject Headings

African American children – Institutional care – Kentucky.

Child welfare – Kentucky – Louisville.

Homeless children.

House of Refuge (Louisville, Ky.)

Juvenile detention homes.

Larceny.

Louisville and Jefferson County Children’s Home.

Orphanages – Kentucky – Louisville.

Orphans – Kentucky – Louisville.

Vagrancy.

Hutsell, Virginia Dale Kyer Genealogy Research Collection, circa 1760s-2018

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Hutsell, Virginia Dale Kyer, 1924-2018

Title: Genealogy Research Collection, circa 1760s-2018

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 7 cubic feet

Location Number: Mss. A H981

Scope and Content Note

This family genealogy research collection consists of materials collected by Virginia Hutsell during her family history research. These items include: research notebooks, loose research notes, research correspondence letters, family histories and individual biographies, pedigree charts and family group sheets, copies of documents (land and probate records, censuses, vital record certificates), research-related newspaper clippings, and maps of the counties she was researching.

Surnames that Virginia Hutsell researched include: Kyer, Spencer, Caldwell, Morton, Workman, Cottle, Burns, Spring, Monroe, Haptonstall, Morrow, Price, Mullens, Hamrick, Riddle, Deal, Gibson, Gillespie, Lively, Boone, Ludington, Baughman, Rennick, Buchanan, Gibson, Gear, Clendenin, Breckenridge, Cottrell, Sutton, Cox, Davis, Gibson, Duffield, Given, Donaldson, Bransford, Crawford, Henkel, McCune, Knighton, and Helvestine.

Related Collections:

Kyer family papers. (Mss. A K99)

Kyer family photograph collection

 

Historical Note

 Virginia Dale Kyer, daughter of Dotsy Fitzhugh Kyer and Minerva Spencer, was born on 17 February 1924 in Camden-on-Gauley, Webster, West Virginia. Dotsy and Minerva had three other children: Gerald Spencer, Charles Morton, and Lois. After Virginia attended school at Berea College, she moved to Louisville to take care of her ill sister. It was here that she worked as a librarian and teacher. She also met her husband, Thomas Hutsell, in Louisville and they were married on 30 August 1958. Virginia was always interested in her Kyer family history. She researched almost every branch of her tree, especially the Kyer, Spencer, Caldwell, Morton, and Mullens lines. To assist in her research, Virginia kept dutiful notes and copies and was active in several historical societies. She also notably maintained consistent research correspondence with her extended family as well as other researchers. After Virginia died on 21 January 2018 in Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, her loving husband, Thomas, donated her family research collection to the Filson Historical Society.

Sources:

“Obituary for Virginia Dale Hutsell,” Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 23 January 2018.

 

Folder List

Box 1

General research materials, research correspondence, research notebooks, written family histories

Folder 1: Virginia and West Virginia research maps

Folder 2: Virginia repository correspondence

Folder 3: Virginia Dale Hutsell research correspondence

Folder 4: Virginia Dale Hutsell research correspondence, 1970s and 1980s

Folder 5: Virginia Dale Hutsell and Walder A. Niessen research correspondence

Folder 6: Virginia Dale Hutsell and Eula Conley research correspondence

Folder 7: Barbara Berry and Virginia Dale Kyer correspondence and Spencer research

Folder 8: Spencer, Caldwell, Cottle, Morton family research, loose notebook sheets

Folder 9: Virginia Dale Kyer research notebooks

Folders 10-11: Miscellaneous families research notebooks

Folder 12: Kyer family research, draft of family history

Folder 13: Kyer family research – research question queries

Folder 14: Persons attending Kyer reunions

Kyer surname research

Folder 15: Preface – origins of Kyer surname

Folder 16: Kyer family name origins – “Evidence of Early Presence”

Folder 17: Black binder – Kyer surname origins by miscellaneous Kyer family research

Folder 18: Kyer biographical sketches

Folder 19: Copenhagen Denmark Kyer record copies

Folder 20: Miscellaneous Kyer information, 2005

Folder 21: Kyer family research, miscellaneous loose papers

Folders 22-24: Kyer-related newspaper clippings

Folder 25: Miscellaneous Kyer research

Folders 26-31: Kyer family research

Box 2

Folder 32: Kyer family research, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania

Folder 33: Kyer family research, West Virginia county records

Folders 34-35: Kyer family research, 1970s

Folder 36: Kyer family research, land records and legal document copies

Folder 37: Kyer family research, Harrison County, West Virginia and Vol. II Greenbrier County 1910 census

Folder 38: Land grant copies – Augustain/Lewis/John Kyer

Folder 39: Armstrong family research (Kyer-related)

Folder 40: Kyer family research

Folder 41: Kyer family research – Biographical sketches and drafts

Folder 42: Kyer family research – Biographical sketches and related papers

Folder 43: Kyer family research – Biographical sketches, newspaper clippings, and related papers

Folder 44: Kyer family research – “Evidence of Early Presence” draft and Bogg family loose papers

Folders 45-46: Virginia Dale Kyer – Scrapbook immediate family

Folder 47: Descendants of Augustain Kyer group sheets

Folder 48: Descendants of John Kyer research

Folder 49: Ancestors of Patricia D. Kyer, Boone, Rogers, and Hamrick surname

Folder 50: Thomas Raleigh Kyer miscellaneous Kyer family research

Folder 51: Sarah A. Kyer research

Folder 52: Lydia Jane Kyer research

Folder 53: Cottle Burns Kyer research

Folder 54: James A. Kyer research

Folder 55: Susan Kyer Dawson Pressean research

Folder 56: John “Jack” Cogar research

Folder 57: Lola Kyer and Clownie Heaster research

Folder 58: William “Bill” Kyer research

Folder 59: Lucy M. Kyer Boggs research

Folder 60: Hutton Kyer research

Folder 61: John Marshall Kyer research

Folder 62: Elizabeth Lettitia Kyer research

Folder 63: Lois Beatrice (Kyer) Lively biographical sketch

Folder 64: D.F. Kyer biographical sketch draft, outline, and notes

Folder 65: James A. Kyer and Descendants research

Box 3

Folder 66: Sarah Duffield Kyer Ward research

Folder 67: Charles William Kyer research

Folder 68: Martha A. Kyer research

Folder 69: Fielding Kyer research

Folder 70: Mary B. Kyer research

Folder 71: Lydia Kyer (1817-1884) research

Folder 72: John D. Kyer research

Folder 73: “Sons History” – Charles William Kyer

Folder 74: John Kyer biographical sketch

Folder 75: Margaret Kyer Betts and Collateral lines/related research

Folder 76: Lewis Kyer and Riffle family research

Folder 77: Andrew Kyer, Dobbins family research

Folder 78: Sarah Ann (Kyer) Baldwin (1864-1945) research

Folder 79: Lucy May Kyer Boggs research

Folder 80: Hutton Kyer research

Folder 81: Charles Warren Kyer research

Folder 82: Lydia Kyer Gray research

Folder 83: Schroeder, Niessen, Cunningham, John Marshall Kyer research

Folder 84: Rex Kyer Noble, Baldwin family, notes and letters

Spencer surname research

Folders 85-93: Spencer family research

Box 4

Folders 94-95: Spencer family research

Folders 96-97: Spencer and Caldwell family research, Alice Rupe correspondence

Folder 98: Spencer family research in Virginia and West Virginia

Folder 99: Spencer family research in Maryland and Virginia

Folder 100: Spencer family research group sheets

Folder 101: Spencer family biographical sketches

Folder 102: Washington Spencer (son of James Spencer and Mary Cook) and descendants

Folder 103: Maximo Spencer and descendants

Folder 104-107: Spencer family research

Folder 108: Spencer family related correspondence with Ellen and Bob

Folder 109: Patsy F. Kyer and Minerva Spencer grave marker information

Folder 110: James Spencer and Spencer family research

Folder 111: Jonathan Kyer will and Peter Kier (Kyer) will, New Jersey 1797

Folder 112: Thomas Spencer senior and junior research

Folder 113: Riddle and Spencer families research

Folder 114: Corn planter and Cornstalk/Spencer family research

Folder 115-116: Spencer family research correspondence

Folder 117: Barbara Berry and Virginia Dale Correspondence research for Spencer family (Ewell and Ada Spencer’s descendants)

Cottle surname research

Folder 118: Cottle, Kyer, Morton land deed copies, 1850-1880

Folders 119-120: Cottle family related research

Morton surname research

Folder 121: Morton, Spencer, and Caldwell family related papers

Folders 122: Morton family research

Box 5

Folders 123-124: Morton family research

Folder 125: Kyer family research – correspondence, Morton and Spencer families

Folders 126-127: Kyer family research – loose papers and correspondence, Morton family

Folder 128: Kyer family research – Morton, Kyer, and Kyer surname origins

Folder 129: Morton family and Black Chapel Church research

Folder 130: Morton signer of Declaration of Independence – No known family connection to Edward Morton (1764-1851)

Folder 131: Morton family of early colonial period (connections to Edward Morton (ancestor)) – Not proven

Folder 132: Akin/Armstrong/Morton surnames and miscellaneous items

Folder 133: Kyer family research – Hannah Catherine Kyer and George W. Morton

Folder 134: Morton, Allison, Armstrong families research

Caldwell surname research

Folders 135-148: Caldwell family research

Folder 149: Caldwell family research – Census and other record copies

Folder 150: Caldwell family research information and documents

Folder 151: Caldwell family research Virginia county records

Box 6

Folder 152: Caldwell family research, Greenbrier County, West Virginia and Virginia

Folder 153: Caldwell and Tillotson family research

Folder 154: Caldwell family, 1840s and 1850s research

Folder 155: Col. John William Caldwell and relatives of Shirley family

Folder 156: Joseph Caldwell and Jane (Holiday) Caldwell research, Frederick County, Virginia

Folder 157: Oliver Caldwell and his descendants, etc.

Folder 158: Descendants of Thomas Caldwell and Delphia Ballard Caldwell

Folder 159-163: Spencer/Caldwell family research

Folder 164: Kyer family history – Caldwell and Hannah Catherine Kyer

Folder 165: Caldwell, Price, Likens, and miscellaneous family research, Alice Rupe research correspondence

Folder 166: Index to surnames and genealogy concerning the Price family

Folder 167: McClanahan family research

Folder 168: McClanahan and Caldwell family research

Mullens surname research

Folder 169: Kyer, Mullens, and Spencer family research

Folders 170-171: Mullens family research

Folders 172-173: Mullens family research – loose papers and correspondence

Folders 174-175: Mullens and Hamrick families

Miscellaneous surname research

Folder 176: Kyer family research – Fielding Hutton Kyer and Hamrick family

Folder 177: Kyer family research – Hamrick and Kyer families

Folder 178: Elias Boudinot research

Folder 179: “Clarence Ward Gillespie and Berth May Baughman: Their Ancestors by Descendants”

Folder 180: Baughman, Glassburn, and Gillespie research

Folders 181-182: Ludington family research

Box 7

Folder 183: Renick family research

Folder 184: Murrow, Marrow, Morrow family research

Folder 185: Buchanan family research

Folder 186: “Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia” vol. 1 – Kyer, etc. abstracted

Folder 187: Gibson family research

Folder 188: Kyer family research – Ohio

Folder 189: Kyer family research – Braxton County, West Virginia

Folder 190: Kyer family research – Gallia and Jackson Counties, OH

Folder 191: Kyer family research – Miscellaneous references and information

Folder 192: Kyer family research – Bryant, Clay, Callahan, Chapman

Folder 193: Miscellaneous papers – Pendleton and Nicholas County, West Virginia, Boggs family, and Kyer surname origins

Folder 194: Kyer family research – Thomas Raleigh and descendants

Folder 195: Price and Gear family research

Folder 196: Clendenin surname, Greenbrier County, West Virginia

Folder 197: Miscellaneous Kyer and Hutsell family research

Folder 198: Kyer family research – Nicholas County, West Virginia and Cottles

Folder 199: Webster and Nicholas County news clippings

Folder 200: “Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania v. III and VI” and “History of Albemarle” (Virginia)

Folder 201: Breckenridge and Doak family research

Folder 202: George W. Workman Mexican War Military paper copies

Folder 203: Cottrell family research

Folder 204: Sutton, Cox, Davis, Gibson, Duffield, Donaldson family research

Folder 205: West Virginia and Virginia maps and papers

Folder 206: Miscellaneous family research, 1850 census, Nicholas County, Virginia

Folder 207: “Patchwork Quilt” genealogy information, articles from the “News Leader”

Folder 208: Randolph County, West Virginia deeds

Folder 209: 1880 census, Webster County, West Virginia

Folder 210: “James Tharp/Thorp and some of his descendants”

Folder 211: Bransford, Crawford, Henkel, and McCune information

Folder 212: Materials removed from “Nicholas County, West Virginia History, 1985”

Folder 213: Andrew Lewis of Virginia and West Virginia research

Folder 214: Knighton family research, Charleston, West Virginia

Folder 215: Webster and Nicholas County news clippings

Folder 216: Henry Dawson pension for Civil War service

Folder 217-218: Abraham Haptonstall and related research

Folder 219: Helvestine/Helphinstine family research, Fredrick County, Virginia

 

Subject Headings

Caldwell family.

Cottle family.

Hamrick family.

Kyer family.

Mullen family.

Morton family.

Spencer family.

Virginia – Genealogy.

West Virginia – Genealogy

Greeting Card Collection, ca. 1850-1940

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Title: Greeting Card Collection, ca. 1850-1940

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 0.66 cubic feet

Location Number: Mss. A G816

Scope and Content Note

This collection contains primarily greeting cards, as well as a few advertisements, trade cards, and other lithographs. The contents were formerly part of the Filson Library’s Greeting Card Collection.

Folders 1-3 contain Christmas cards from ca. 1920 to 1940. Many are signed or include handwritten messages. Some non-Christmas cards are also included, including an Easter Card and a valentine card/advertisement from florist Henry Fuchs. These cards were donated to the Filson by Elizabeth Glock (1918-2001) in 1982.

Folder 4 contains Victorian valentines from ca. 1850 to 1910. Many include elaborate paper cutouts, detailed lace layers, and excellent examples of colorful Victorian art. The cards are accompanied by a letter noting that they were originally sent to Miss Martha Washington Herr (1833-1896) by Mr. George Andrew Jackson Owen, whom she afterwards married in 1855 in Jefferson County. However, many of the valentines included are addressed with other names, including Mrs. Lewis A. Walter, Eliza, and others. (This folder is a transfer from the Filson’s museum collection.)

Folder 5 contains two Mother’s Day cards and a small book of Christian imagery and Bible quotes, which was found with the cards.

Folder 6 contains colorful Victorian paper cutouts, most of which depict pastoral images of flowers, children, and animals. The cutouts are unlabeled and unsigned.

Folder 7 contains advertisements. Some Louisville companies represented are umbrella and parasol manufacturer George Cross and J. Bacon & Sons dry good and novelties store. Also included is an 1893 calendar from Clark’s Horse Review, a newspaper out of Chicago.

Folder 8 contains miscellaneous greeting cards donated by and addressed to various people. Included are a Halloween card from 1913, intricate valentines, two Christmas cards from Mr. and Mrs. Marc Klaw, and a decorative cardboard hanging in the shape of a rose.

Folder 9 contains more miscellaneous greeting cards donated by and addressed to various people. Included are a two birthday cards and two Easter cards, as well as a three-dimensional lace card printed with the words “With My Best Love” from or to Eliza Morris, New Albany, In.

***See also the Jewish Holiday Ephemera collection (Mss. C J) 

 

Historical Note

Greeting cards first became popular and affordable in Europe in the early 1800s, when the first Valentines were sent out. The first known Christmas card was published in London in 1843. In 1856, America’s greeting card industry began in earnest when Louis Prang opened a small lithographic business near Boston. The style of cards in the 19th century emphasized intricate detail and often depicted pastoral and nature scenes. Greeting cards soon expanded beyond valentines and Christmas cards to commemorate every holiday and festivity.

References: 

Information obtained from the Greeting Card Association’s website: https://www.greetingcard.org/industry-resources/history/

 

Folder List

Folder 1:    Christmas cards donated by Elizabeth Glock, ca. 1920-1940

Folder 2:    Christmas cards donated by Elizabeth Glock, ca. 1920-1940

Folder 3:    Christmas cards donated by Elizabeth Glock, ca. 1920-1940

Folder 4:    Victorian valentines sent by George Andrew Jackson Owen to Martha Washington Herr, ca. 1850-1910

Folder 5:    Mother’s Day cards and book of Bible quotes, undated

Folder 6:    Victorian paper cutouts, ca. 1890s, undated

Folder 7:    Victorian advertisements, ca. 1890s, undated

Folder 8:    Miscellaneous Victorian greeting cards, ca. 1890-1920

Folder 9:    Miscellaneous Victorian greeting cards, ca. 1890-1920

 

Subject Headings

Art, Victorian.

Birthday cards.

Christmas – Kentucky – Louisville.

Christmas cards – Kentucky – Louisville.

Clark’s Horse Review (Chicago, Ill.)

Easter.

Emerson Talcott & Co. (Rockford, Ill.)

Florists – Kentucky – Louisville.

George Cross Manufacturer (Louisville, Ky.)

Greeting cards – Kentucky – Louisville.

Halloween.

J. Bacon and Sons (Louisville, Ky.)

Mother’s Day.

Valentine’s Day – Kentucky – Louisville.

Valentines.

 

Frantz, W. Harold Christmas cards, 1919-1948 

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Frantz, W. Harold, 1879-1959

Title: Christmas cards, 1919-1948

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 0.33 cubic feet

Location Number: Mss. A F836

Scope and Content Note

This collection consists of Christmas cards created by W. Harold Frantz of Louisville. The cards each contain Frantz’s pencil or ink drawings and original poetry. W. Frantz sent these cards almost yearly from 1919 to the late 1940s to Estelle Hays in Baltimore, Maryland, who had been married to W. Harold’s brother, Walter L. Frantz, before his early death. Estelle (maiden name McCampbell, becoming “Hays” after her second marriage to Tom Hays) continued to live in the Frantz family home until she remarried and moved to Baltimore.

Many of the cards are in the shapes of food (such as a bunch of grapes, a walnut, a fruitcake), while two are in the shapes of Christmas gifts. Others show drawings of the interior and exterior of the Victorian-style Frantz family home on Sycamore Street in Clifton, where W. Harold Frantz lived all his life. He kept the home just as it had been when he was growing up, continuing to use gas fixtures to light many of the rooms. The 26-room house depicted in the cards contained 19 fireplaces, two of which were made from white marble. A bathroom included a wooden copper lined tub. There were four pairs of ten-feet-tall paneled walnut doors adorned with brass ornamental hinges, as well as eighty pairs of paneled walnut shutters and three gold leaf and walnut window cornices.

This collection was formerly part of the Filson Library’s Greeting Card Collection

 

Biographical Note

George W. Frantz, father of W. Harold, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1844. George married Mary Magdelene Enderlin, daughter of Joseph Enderlin, in 1866 in Jefferson County and had six children: George W. Jr., born May 7, 1867, Walter L., born 1871, David W., born 1873, Edwin A., born 1876, W. Harold, born April 1879, and Emma Eugenia, the only daughter.

Harold’s brothers George Jr. and Edwin joined their father in the prosperous family tannery business, but W. Harold did not follow in his father’s footsteps. He was most likely educated in public schools and had some degree of musical training, as he was known to have played classical piano, as well as the organ for churches in the Crescent Hill area. Frantz worked as a draftsman for the Southern Bell and Telegraph Company for much of his adult life until his retirement. He never married and lived his entire life in the Frantz family home at 2143 Sycamore Street in the Clifton neighborhood, which his father George purchased in 1883.

Harold Frantz died in 1959 in the Pewee Valley Hospital and is buried in the Frantz lot in Cave Hill.

References:

This biographical note is excerpted from an article on Frantz featured in the Filson Newsmagazine, vol. 5 no. 4, a print-out of which is included in the collection’s introductory materials.

 

Folder List

Folder 1:    Christmas cards, 1910s and undated

Folder 2:    Christmas cards, 1920s

Folder 3:    Christmas cards, 1930s

Folder 4:    Christmas cards, 1940s

 

Subject Headings

Architecture, Victorian – Kentucky – Louisville.

Christmas – Kentucky – Louisville.

Christmas cards – Kentucky – Louisville.

Clifton (Louisville, Ky.)

Colored pencil drawing.

Frantz, W. Harold, 1879-1959.

Greeting cards – Kentucky – Louisville.

Interior decoration.

Louisville (Ky.) – Buildings, structures, etc.

Pastoral poetry.

Pen drawing.

Pets.

Flood of 1937 Papers, 1937-1995 

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Flood of 1937

Title: Papers, 1937-1995

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 0.33 cubic feet

Location Number: Mss. BH F631

Scope and Content Note

This collection contains various records concerning The Great Flood of 1937 transferred from the Filson Historical Society’s vertical files. Included are eight (8) folders primarily composed of primary source documents from the flood. Folders 1 contains bulletins and letters to customers from various businesses in Louisville such as the Louisville Courier Journal, the Brown Hotel, Louisville Gas and Electric, and the Pendennis Club. Folders 2 contains correspondence from Filson Club staff to various libraries and court houses inquiring about the condition of their collection during the flood. Folder 3 contains personal narratives of the flood, including letters from Wilbur B. Cogshall, editor of the Courier Journal, written to his family.

In Folder 4 are permits and passes issued to allow entry into quarantine zones. Folder 5 contains Red Cross progress reports and the Red Crosses’ response to grievances with relief services as well as a broadside issued by the Mayor’s Committee on Morale in conjunction with the American National Red Cross concerning public safety. Folders 6 contains memorandums and bulletins from the mayor’s relief organization and various committees, while Folder 7 holds records from different committees recording the damage caused by the flood and various relief efforts. The final folders contain miscellaneous reports and ephemera including telegrams concerning the flood sent to Fiorello LaGuardia, the mayor of New York City, reports of the actions of Mammoth Cave National Park during the flood, a list of relief stations, a report of the construction of the Pontoon bridge, and a horse race ticket.

Historical Note

Beginning in January of 1937, the Great Flood swept the entire Ohio River Valley. The flood was catastrophic for many cities along the riverbank. Louisville, Kentucky was underwater for nearly a month, and the rest of Jefferson County also suffered severe conditions. While the loss of life was minimal given the circumstances, the flood created a refugee crisis, and the city was under de facto martial law. Furthermore, the economic toll was massive numbering in the tens of millions.

References: 

Encyclopedia of Louisville by John E. Kleber, ed.

The Filson Club History Quarterly, Vol. 11, No. 2 (April 1937)

 

Folder List

Box 1

Folder 1: Business Correspondence, 1937.

Folder 2: Filson Club Correspondence, 1937.

Folder 3: Personal Correspondence and Testimonies, 1937-1995.

Folder 4: Permits and Passes, 1937.

Folder 5: The American National Red Cross, 1937.

Folder 6: Flood Committees’ Papers, 1937.

Folder 7: Flood Damage and Relief Records, 1937.

Folder 8: Miscellaneous, undated.

 

Subject Headings

American National Red Cross.

Brown Hotel (Louisville, Ky.)

Cogshall, Wilbur B., ca. 1900-1976.

Disaster relief.

Filson Club.

Flood damage – Kentucky – Louisville – 20th century.

Flood damage – Kentucky – Louisville.

Flood damage – Ohio River Valley.

Floods – Ohio River Valley – 20th century.

Mayors – Kentucky – Louisville – Neville Miller, 1894-1977.

Pendennis Club (Louisville, Ky.)

Presbyterian Committee of Home Missions (U.S.)

Charleston, Max Papers, 1931-1965

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Charleston, Max, b. ca. 1872

Title: Papers, 1931-1965

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 0.33 cubic feet

Location Number: Mss. A C477

Scope and Content Note

This collection contains a 543-page typewritten unpublished manuscript completed in 1931 by Max Charleston, The Shakers of Kentucky: the Story of a Strange Sect. The manuscript is a generalized history of the Shakers, especially the communities in Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, South Union, Kentucky, and North Union, Ohio. The manuscript covers a variety of topics including their religious practices, industries, and fashion.

Also included are eight (8) miscellaneous correspondences about The Shakers of Kentucky: three (3) typewritten rejection letters dated 1932 from The MacMillan Company Publishers’ Religious Books Department (New York), The Bobbs-Merrill Company Publishers (Indianapolis), and the Duffield & Green Publishers (New York), two (2) letters addressed to the Filson Club in Oct., 1936 and November 11, 1965, as well as three (3) typewritten letters from Max Charleston concerning the sale of his manuscript. Some of the correspondences reference the Great Depression (1929-1939).

The photographs taken by Charleston to accompany his manuscript have been transferred to the Filson’s photograph collection. They are now cataloged under the Max Charleston Photograph Collection (019PC27).

This collection consists of two separate accessions: 033z1 and 75×34.  It was formerly cataloged under Mss. F289.8/C477.

 

Biographical Note

According to the 1920 census, Max Charleston was a white man born around 1872 in Scotland. He immigrated to the United States of America in 1916. By 1920, he was a single man boarding in a house on Lexington Street in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky with Winfred S. Gabhart (32), Madie Gabhart (37), Lucille Gabhart (5), and Margaret Gabhart (71). His occupation was listed as a waged or salaried editor of a weekly newspaper. While it is unclear, it seems Charleston was the editor of Mercer County News.

By 1931, Max Charleston had completed his manuscript The Shakers of Kentucky: the Story of a Strange Sect. He had already authored a book entitled The Shakertown History, and was a member of the American Anthropological Association & c.

On November 17, 1932, Max Charleston expressed interest in returning to his homeland of Scotland permanently in a letter.

References: 

1920 United States Federal Census

 

Folder List

Box 1

Folder 1:  Correspondence, 1932-1965.

Volume 2:  Typewritten manuscript, The Shakers of Kentucky: The Story of a Strange Sect, 1931.

 

Subject Headings

Harrodsburg (Ky.)

Depressions – 1929.

Shakers – Ohio – History.

Shakers – Kentucky – History.

Shakers – North Union (Ohio)

Shakers – Kentucky – Pleasant Hill.

Shakers – Kentucky – South Union.

 

Cabbage Patch Settlement House (Louisville, Ky.) Records, 1906-2019 

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Cabbage Patch Settlement House (Louisville, Ky.)

Title: Records, 1906-2019

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 46 cubic feet (74 boxes, 8 wrapped volumes)

Location Number: Mss. BJ C112

Scope and Content Note

The collection consists of the records of Louisville’s Cabbage Patch Settlement House (CPSH), founded in 1910. Dating from 1906 to 2019, the collection includes administrative and financial records, program participation records, fundraising materials, publications, newspaper clippings, oral histories, promotional videos, and the professional and personal papers of CPSH founder Louise Marshall. Records document the management, services, and finances of a charitable, privately funded Christian organization. In addition, the collection provides information about the children, teenagers, and families who participated in the Cabbage Patch’s programs.

Folders 1-96 contain administrative records such as Board of Directors minutes from 1912-1992, correspondence about past and prospective CPSH employees from 1927-1951, and general correspondence from 1910-1980.

Folders 97-109 consist of materials from 1918-1981 relating to Louise Marshall, including her passports, correspondence, legal documents, and invitations and cards for her 90th birthday.

Folders 110-144 hold CPSH organizational records from 1910-1983, including articles of incorporation, legal records and copyright material, reports to religious organizations, building funds and plans, and amended by-laws.

Unfoldered index cards in boxes 6-26 date from 1925-1951 and are arranged alphabetically. They list participation of families and individuals in Cabbage Patch programs and activities. Family cards include names and occasionally birthdates for all members of a family. Individual cards regularly include the individual’s name, address, and clubs attended; they sometimes include birth date, parents’ names, and church attended. All names listed on individual cards should be found on family cards.

Folders 145-163a contain staff reports to the board from 1914-1981 and staff meeting minutes from 1960. Staff reports were early on written by a resident worker and then by director Louise Marshall. They shed light on staffing, offerings, and functioning of CPSH.

Folders 164-200 consist of statistical material from 1921-1994, mostly attendance records but also CPSH reports and University of Louisville Institute of Community Development surveys. These records document CPSH programs and list names of individuals involved in or leading activities. The file “Individual Count” is a compilation of number of individuals served by CPSH from 1922-May 1971. “Monthly Attendance Records” and “Reports” from 1922-1980 consist of formally-compiled numbers of attendance at different CPSH programs and statistics on work done by CPSH; these were probably presented to the Board. The files on “Statistical Material” (also called “Group Work Statistics”) from 1914-1980 provide more detailed information about

who attended CPSH offerings. “Monthly Staff Reports” from 1973-1980 are tallies of staff duties and document names of CPSH staff members. Finally, “Miscellaneous Reports” include a listing of staff visits and office visits from 1949-1950 (similar to “Monthly Staff Reports” from the 1970s), a compilation of attendance tallies from 1937-1941, and a “facts” tally from 1994. University of Louisville Institute of Community Development survey materials from 1980-1983 garnered opinions of people in the Cabbage Patch neighborhood to assist CPSH in long-range planning. The surveys did not collect names or addresses.

Folders 201-236 hold ephemera and miscellaneous materials from 1906-2016 related to Cabbage Patch Settlement House and Louise Marshall. Materials include newspaper clippings on the Cabbage Patch, its activities, and former attendees. Records on the history of CPSH include a paper written on the history of The Patch by Keith Cardwell; historical sketches from the 1930s-1970s; leaflets with information about name changes, activities, and juvenile delinquency; and highlighted material from board minutes used for the 1993 publication “The story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House as told by those who lived it.” Professional and personal documents of Louise Marshall include writings, interviews, awards, class notes, and a diary. Also of note is a collection of memorabilia from Marshall’s time as a Red Cross volunteer in France after World War I, including official documents, correspondence, notes and poetry written to Marshall by soldiers (mainly a “Bjorn Winger”), keepsakes from hotels, plays, and shops, and photographs.

Folders 237-402 consist of financial records from 1912-1980, including cash ledgers, check stub books, annual audits, financial reports, and information on donor gifts, securities, and trust funds. Cash ledgers detail expenditures by different departments of the CPSH and note prices for various goods such as food and clothing. Professional audit reports document the CPSH’s operating costs through receipts and disbursements for each year. In the 1930s and 1940s, many of the audit report folders include additional information, such as budget information, ledger sheets, applications, leaflets, or correspondence (material likely gathered for reports that CPSH owed annually to the Civic and Welfare Endorsement Committee of the Louisville Board of Trade). Materials related to the Fanny S. Butler Fund (1936-1960) show what a tough negotiator Louise Marshall was, as she fought with the executor over the will.

Folders 403-478 hold CPSH publications, primarily appeal letters and newsletters, ca. 1911-1996. Newsletters include Heart of the Cabbage Patch News (1960-1967, 1971), The Bugle (1974-1976, 1978-1979, 1981); The Cabbage Patch Alumni (1991); Patch-Work (1992); Patch Poets (1995); and summer camp newsletters (1996). For fundraising letters and newsletters published after 2007, see folders 1615-1622.

Folders 479-786 document CPSH recreational and educational activities from 1911-1985, with many records tracking attendance. The records on gym and game room attendance include folders on African American youth gym attendance, 1959-1962. Records provide information about CPSH athletic activities, summer camps, and camps-on-tour to such places as Washington, D.C., and the Grand Canyon. Other organizational activities include a sewing school, teenage clubs, vacation Bible school, and Junior Optimist Club. Records for a nursery school that provided day care consist of correspondence, attendance records, menus, and expenses.

Folders 787-1468 contain materials relating to the Cabbage Patch’s social ministries from 1924-1982. Included is information about Christmas baskets and gifts that CPSH delivered to families from 1924-1987, and health record cards and records for individual and well-baby clinics from 1925-1943. Records document programs during the Great Depression, such as clothing leagues and a commissary with cards listing items purchased, visitors, and daily registration. Records for the Cabbage Patch unemployment relief bureau include family files, correspondence, employer lists, monthly reports, fairs and garden reports, and financial records. Later relief bureau records from 1959-1982 include home visits and family files.

Folders 1469-1473 hold transcripts of oral histories conducted in 1987, as well as transcripts of a 1974 interview with Louise Marshall and a 2002 interview with longtime employee Roosevelt Chin. For original cassette tape recordings and other interviews, see Record Group IX: Audio/Visual and Digital Materials.

Folders 1474-1498 consist of records of the Cabbage Patch Circle, a volunteer and fundraising group affiliated with the CPSH. Materials date from 1911-2007 and include histories, newspaper clippings, organizational and financial records, Club House records, board minutes and correspondence, bazaar/luncheon/auction information, and a published recipe book.

Audio/visual items 1499-1613 include audiocassette recordings of interviews with Louise Marshall and other individuals associated with CPSH, a 1952 audio recording of Louise Marshall receiving the “Golden Rule Award,” film recordings of summer camps and trips from the 1960s, an audiocassette recording of Roosevelt Chin’s funeral in 2007, and promotional videos from the early 2000s.

Digital materials include PDF files of Louise Marshall’s 1906-1907 diary, Jim Cooksey’s 1971 interview with Marshall, promotional images from 2001, and a video recording of speeches at Rod Napier’s retirement party in 2019.

Folders 1614-1633 contain materials accessioned after 2017 and dating from the 1960s through the 2010s, including annual reports, promotional and fundraising materials, newsletters, and information about educational programs. Also of note are a partial set of individual game and gym room cards from the late 1960s-1970s, for students with last names beginning with the letters A-D and P-R. The cards list students’ names, church, address, birthday, parents’ names, and siblings’ names and birthdays.

Related Collections:

Cabbage Patch Settlement House photograph collection (019PC48).

 

Historical Note

Louise Marshall, founder of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, was born in Louisville in 1888. Louise and her family resided in the Old Louisville neighborhood and attended Second Street Presbyterian church. As a teenager, Louise began teaching and working with neighborhood boys; her friends also volunteered, and a program was opened for girls as well. They had a story hour, a mother’s club, and a sewing school – all in one room.

In 1910, Louise established a settlement house with the help of her community, church, and family. With a loan from her father, Louise purchased a lot on Ninth Street near Burnett. In October 1910, the facility became a not-for-profit corporation with the name Cabbage Patch Settlement House (CPSH). Named for the Louisville neighborhood where it was originally established, the Cabbage Patch was formed in the spirit of Christian love as a safe place for neighborhood children to play, grow, and learn.

The Cabbage Patch neighborhood was located along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, south of Broadway. During the Civil War era, railroads penetrated the farmland and industrial development began, creating a rural-industrial combination of truck gardens and shop workers living around them. Following the creation of the affluent areas of St. James and Belgravia Courts after the Southern Exposition of the 1880s, wealth inequality typified the neighborhood.

The Cabbage Patch at 1461 S. Ninth Street offered services such as a library, Bible study, a well-baby clinic, a nursery, and a gymnasium. In 1929, the CPSH moved to its current location at 1413 S. Sixth Street. During the Great Depression, the CPSH ran a commissary, offered a job program for unemployment relief, and partnered with the Kentucky Birth Control League to sponsor a maternal health clinic. In the 1950s, the CPSH began to allow African American children to participate in its recreational activities. Marshall remained involved with the Cabbage Patch until her death in 1981.

The mission of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House (ca. 1993) is “to serve those of our community in need, in the spirit of Christian Love. . . . These needs include: the spiritual, physical, social, emotional, moral, and educational.” From its founding and continuing into the 2000s, the organization has not accepted government funding, relying instead on private donors, fundraising events, and earnings from investments and endowments.

Sources: Cabbage Patch Settlement House website: www.cabbagepatch.org

“The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, founded 1910 by Miss Louise Marshall, as told by those who lived it,” edited by Martin E. Biemer, 1993.

Linda Raymond and Bill Ellison, The Two Lives and One Passion of Louise Marshall: Founder of the Cabbage Patch Settlement (2017).

 

Folder List

Record Group I, Administrative Records

Record Group I, Subgroup 1, Board of Directors Minutes

Box 1

Folder 1 February 1912 – January 1914

Folder 2 September 1917 – July 1923

Folder 3 September 1923 – April 1927

Folder 4 April 1927 – January 1932

Folder 5 February 1932 – November 1938

Folder 6 December 1938 – October 1943

Folder 7 April 1944 – September 1947

Folder 8 November 1947 – October 1949

Folder 9 November 1949 – May 1951

Folder 10 June 1951 – March 1954

Folder 11 April 1954 – January 1956

Folder 12 February 1956 – May 1958

Folder 13 June 1958 – June 1963

Folder 14 July 1963 – July 1967

Folder 15 September 1967 – June 1974

Folder 16 July 1974 – January 1979

Folder 17 February 1979 – December 1980

Folder 18 1981

Folder 19 1982

Folder 20 January – June 1984

Folder 21 July – December 1984

Folder 22 January – June 1985

Folder 23 July – December 1985

Folder 24 January – June 1986

Folder 25 July – December 1986

Folder 26 January – June 1987

Folder 27 July – December 1987

Folder 27a January – November 1990

Folder 27b January – December 1991

Folder 27c February – November 1992

 

Record Group I, Subgroup 2, Correspondence

Folder 28 Employee Correspondence: Margaret Speed, 1927

Folder 29 Employee Correspondence: Letters Concerning Cabbage Patch Workers; Letters to and from Natalie Lancaster, Mary Worswick, 1936-1937

Folder 30 Employee Correspondence: Abagail Wright, 1937

Folder 31 Employee Correspondence: Nina Kennedy, H. Grace Newman, Effie May Witherspoon, Frances Bryan, possibly 1937

Folder 32 Employee Correspondence: Letters to and from Mary Ella Pease, 1937

Folder 33 Employee Correspondence: Elizabeth Brown, Mary Craig Moore, Ruthmary McGaughey, Margaret Pfeiffer, 1937

Folder 34 Employee Correspondence: Ruby McDurmon, 1937-1938

Folder 35 Employee Correspondence: Mary Foster, Josephine Woodward, 1938

Folder 36 Correspondence to and from Cabbage Patch About Possible Employees, 1938-1942

Folder 37 Employee Correspondence: Margaret Pleune, George Milne, Rebecca Knight, Mable Reid, Gladys Williams, 1940-1941

Folder 38 Concerning Boys Worker, 1940-1943

Folder 39 Employee Correspondence: Virginia Hicks, Roy C. McGill, 1941-1942

Folder 40 Employee Correspondence: Martin Fry, 1942

Folder 41 Employee Correspondence: Sue Higgins, Margaret Shegog, Ada Morris, 1943

Folder 42 Employee Correspondence: Ruth Carson, 1943

Folder 43 Employee Correspondence: Sara Wright, Ruby Cross, W. B. Moseley, Margaretta Gordon, 1944-1945

Folder 44 Correspondence to and from Employees, 1944-1948

Folder 45 Correspondence Concerning Resident Workers, 1945-1949

Folder 46 Employee Correspondence: Tom Douglas, 1946

Folder 47 Correspondence Concerning Head Residents and Girls Workers, 1950-1951

Box 1a

Folder 48 Correspondence Concerning Head Residents and Girls Workers, 1954

Folder 49 Employee Correspondence: Eunice Hosie, Katie H. Wilson, Winifred Wheeler, Mary Pat Kent, Evalee Wood, and others, 1954-1955

Folder 50 Correspondence Concerning Directors, Head Residents and Girls Workers, 1955

Folder 51 Employee Correspondence: Maude King, Mae Hardman, 1955

Folder 52 Employee Correspondence: Lois Calhoun, Martha Stout, Gene Thompson, Grace Payne, Charles Dietsch, Joe Burks, 1956-1957

Folder 53 Employee Correspondence: Mrs. Arthur Kappesser, 1967

Folder 54 Employee Correspondence: Kim McConnell, 1974

Folder 55 Employee Correspondence: James Cooksey, undated

Box 2

Folder 56 General Correspondence, 1910, 1917, 1919

Folder 57 General Correspondence, 1925

Folder 58 General Correspondence, Conflict with Stuart Robinson Presbyterian Church, 1925-1972

Folder 59 General Correspondence, 1927-1928

Folder 60 General Correspondence, “Depression” Lease, 1461 S. 9th Street, 1930

Folder 61 General Correspondence, 1930-1933

Folder 62 General Correspondence, Petitions to Mayor Neville Miller, circa 1930s

Folder 63 General Correspondence, Optimist Club, 1931, 1941-1944

Folder 64 General Correspondence, Appreciation Letters, 1933, 1936, 1960, undated

Folder 65 General Correspondence, 1934-1935

Folder 66 General Correspondence, Kentucky Birth Control League, 1935-1936

Folder 67 General Correspondence, 1936-1937

Folder 68 General Correspondence, Red Cross Registration Station During 1937 Flood, 1937

Folder 69 General Correspondence, 1938-1939

Folder 70 General Correspondence, 1940

Folder 71 General Correspondence, 1941

Folder 72 General Correspondence, 1942

Folder 73 General Correspondence, Works Progress Administration, 1943

Folder 74 General Correspondence, 1943

Folder 75 General Correspondence, 1944

Folder 76 General Correspondence, 1945

Folder 77 General Correspondence, 1946

Folder 78 General Correspondence, 1947-1949

Folder 79 General Correspondence, 1950-1952

Folder 80 General Correspondence, 1953-1956

Folder 81 General Correspondence, Controversy Concerning Statements in Cabbage Patch Circular re: Local Crime, 1955-1956

Folder 82 General Correspondence, Zoning Case Correspondence (Cabbage Patch Park), 1957

Folder 83 General Correspondence, 1957-1958

Box 3

Folder 84 General Correspondence, 1959-1960

Folder 85 General Correspondence, 1961-1962

Folder 86 General Correspondence, Second Presbyterian Church, 1962-1972

Folder 87 General Correspondence, 1963-1964

Folder 88 General Correspondence, 1965-1967

Folder 89 General Correspondence, 1968-1973

Folder 90 General Correspondence, 1974

Folder 91 General Correspondence, 1975

Folder 92 General Correspondence, 1976

Folder 93 General Correspondence, 1977

Folder 94 General Correspondence, 1978

Folder 95 General Correspondence, 1979

Folder 96 General Correspondence, 1980

Box 4

Folder 97 Louise Marshall: Passports, 1918, 1952, 1970

Folder 98 Louise Marshall: Round Robin Letters, 1920

Folder 99 Louise Marshall: Correspondence, 1922

Folder 100 Louise Marshall: Correspondence with Burwell Marshall, Jr., re: Property, 1935-1936

Folder 101 Louise Marshall: Correspondence re: Cannon Lane Property Dispute, 1936-1940

Folder 102 Louise Marshall: Correspondence re: Dispute with William Duncan, 1938-1939

Folder 103 Louise Marshall: Correspondence re: Louisville Presbyterian Seminary (Marshall Hall), 1953-1954

Folder 104 Louise Marshall: Correspondence, 1967-1976

Folder 105 Louise Marshall: Correspondence and Clippings re: University of Louisville Doctorate of Humane Letters Award, 1971

Folder 106 Louise Marshall: Programs from Honorary Degree Ceremony, University of Louisville, 1971

Folder 107 Louise Marshall: 90th Birthday Invitation and Guest Register, 1978

Folder 108 Louise Marshall: 90th Birthday, Cards Received, 1978

Folder 109 Louise Marshall: Legal Documents and Related Correspondence, 1979-1981

 

Record Group I, Subgroup 3, Organizational Records

Box 5

Folder 110 Deed, 1461 South 9th Street, 1910

Folder 111 Survey and Contract, 1461 South 9th Street, 1910-1914, 1935

Folder 112 Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and Amendments, 1910, 1924

Folder 113 Mortgage Note and Correspondence, 1461 South 9th Street, 1911-1914, 1942

Folder 114 Cabbage Patch Circle, 1914, 1931, 1947, undated

Folder 115 Board of Directors Resolutions, 1915

Folder 116 Alice Rice Hegan, Founding Board Member Agreement, 1915

Folder 117 Family Cards, 1917-1918 [for more Family Cards, please see Box 6]

Folder 118 Mother’s Club Minutes, 1924-1925

Folder 119 Building Fund, 9th and Hill, 1925-1928

Folder 120 Reports to Presbytery, 1927, 1931-1938, 1943-1945, 1953

Folder 121 Title Insurance and Correspondence, 1431 South 6th Street, 1929

Folder 122 Mortgage, 1413 South 6th Street, 1929

Folder 123 Deeds (Copies), 1413 South 6th Street, 1929, 1944

Folder 123a Iron Fireman Coal Burner, 1937

Folder 123b Copy of survey of 1419 6th Street, 1946

Folder 124 Gymnasium Specifications, 1929

Folder 125 Gymnasium Correspondence, 1929-1931, 1937

Folder 126 Cabbage Patch Layout and Activities, circa 1930

Folder 127 Reports to King’s Daughters, 1930-1932

Folder 128 Reports to Church Auxiliaries, 1934-1942, 1948

Folder 129 Renovations to Fanny S. Butler Room, 1936

Folder 130 Locker Rooms, 1936-1937

Folder 131 Flood Refugees, 1937

Folder 132 Board of Directors Correspondence, 1940, 1962-1963

Folder 133 Soldiers Dormitory Receipts, 1942-1945

Folder 134 Copyright Material, “Australia Wiggs” Doll, 1948-1956

Folder 135 Copyright Material, “Cabbage Patch Circle Cookbook” and “Australia Wiggs” Doll, 1952-1956

Folder 136 Cabbage Patch Park, 1957

Folder 137 Rules and Regulations, 1957, undated

Folder 138 Building Fund, 1958-1964

Folder 139 Addition Plan, 1960

Folder 140 Planning Committee, Minutes, Plans, Correspondence, 1974-1975, 1983

Folder 141 Organizational Chart, 1981

Folder 142 Proposed Project Plans, 1983

Folder 143 Amended Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws, 1954-1983, undated

Folder 144 Boundaries, undated

 

Record Group I, Subgroup 4, Record Cards

Box 6

Unfoldered Index cards

Family Cards A-Z, 1928-1938

Box 7

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, A-Broo, 1919-1943

Box 8

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Brow-Cox, 1914-1943

Box 9

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Coy-Flow, 1915-1943

Box 10

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Fly-Hay, 1922-1943

Box 11

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Hayc-Jew, 1918-1943

Box 12

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Joh-Lyv, 1915-1943

Box 13

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, McA-New, 1913-1943

Box 14

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Nic-Rob, 1919-1943

Box 15

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Roby-Sto, 1915-1943

Box 16

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Str-Whi, 1914-1943

Box 17

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Whit-Z, 1919-1943

Box 18

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Club, 1940-1941

Box 19

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Club, 1941-1942, 1942-1943

Box 20

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Club, 1942-1943 (continued)

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-Z, 1943-1944

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, R-Z, 1944-1945

Box 21

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-R, 1944-1945

Box 22

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-Z, 1946-1947

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-Haz, 1947-1948

Box 23

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, Hea-Z, 1947-1948

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-Lay, 1948-1949

Box 24

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, Lea-Z, 1948-1949

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-Oll, 1949-1950

Box 25

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, Osb-Z, 1949-1950

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, A-Mos, 1950-1951

Box 26

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual Cards, Divided by Year, Mud-Z, 1950-1951

 

Record Group I, Subgroup 5, Staff Reports

Box 27

Folder 145 Resident Worker Reports to the Board, 1914-1919

Folder 146 Board Reports, 1921-1927

Folder 147 Board Reports, 1928-1932

Folder 148 Board Reports, 1933-1973

Folder 149 Board Reports, 1938-1941

Folder 150 Board Reports, 1942-1944

Folder 151 Board Reports, 1945-1949

Folder 152 Board Reports, 1950-1952

Folder 153 Board Reports, 1954-1959

Box 28

Folder 154 Board Reports, 1960-1965

Folder 155 Board Reports, 1966-1969

Folder 156 Board Reports, 1970-1973

Folder 157 Board Reports, 1974

Folder 158 Board Reports, 1975

Folder 159 Board Reports, 1976

Folder 160 Board Reports, 1977

Folder 161 Board Reports, 1978

Folder 162 Board Reports, 1979

Folder 163 Board Reports, 1980-1981

Folder 163a Staff Meeting Minutes, Jan 1960-July 1960

Folder 163b Staff Meeting Minutes, May 8, 1985 and 75th Anniversary Celebration Evaluation

 

Record Group I, Subgroup 6, Statistical Material

Box 29

Folder 164 Individual Count, 1922-1971

Folder 165 Monthly Attendance Records, 1921-1929

Folder 166 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1933-1937

Folder 167 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1937-1940

Folder 168 Monthly Attendance Records, 1941-1946

Folder 169 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1946-1953

Folder 170 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1953-1957

Folder 171 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1958-1962

Folder 172 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1963-1970

Folder 173 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1970-1973

Folder 174 Monthly Attendance Reports, 1973-1980

Folder 175 Statistical Material, 1914-1915

Folder 176 Statistical Material, 1916-1918

Folder 177 Statistical Material, 1925-1926

Folder 178 Statistical Material, 1928-1930

Folder 179 Statistical Material, 1930-1934

Folder 180 Group Work Statistics, 1933-1953

Folder 181 Statistical Material, 1934-1938

Folder 182 Group Work Statistics, 1952-1962

Folder 183 Group Work Statistics, 1962-1972

Folder 184 Group Work Statistics, 1973-1974

Folder 185 Statistical Material, 1974-1975

Folder 186 Statistical Material, 1974-1975

Folder 187 Statistical Material, 1975-1976

Folder 188 Statistical Material, 1976-1977

Folder 189 Statistical Material, 1977-1978

Folder 190 Statistical Material, 1979-1980

Folder 191 Monthly Staff Reports, 1973-1975

Folder 192 Monthly Staff Reports, 1975-1980

Folder 193 Miscellaneous Reports, 1937-1994

Box 30

Folder 194 University of Louisville Institute of Community Development Survey – Organization Surveys, Completed, 1983

Folder 195 University of Louisville Institute of Community Development Survey – Individual Surveys, Completed and Blank Samples, 1983

Folder 196 University of Louisville Institute of Community Development Survey – Individual Surveys, Completed and Blank Samples, 1983

Folder 197 University of Louisville Institute of Community Development Survey – Individual Surveys, Completed and Blank Samples, 1983

Folder 198 University of Louisville Institute of Community Development Survey – Computer-Generated Results/Tallies, 1983

Folder 199 University of Louisville Institute of Community Development Survey – Census and Survey Maps, 1980-1983

Folder 200 Fern Valley Information, 1980-1982

 

Record Group II, Ephemera and Miscellaneous Materials

Record Group II, Subgroup 1, Newspaper Clippings

Box 31

Folder 201 Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 1918-1978

Folder 201a Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 1980-1989

Folder 201b Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 1990-1999

Folder 201c Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 2000-2004

Folder 201d Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 2005-2007

Folder 201e Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 2008-2010

Folder 201f Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 2011-2014

Folder 201g Cabbage Patch, Articles on, 2015-2016

Folder 201h Cabbage Patch, Articles on, Undated.

Folder 202 Cabbage Patch, Articles on, from Louisville Courier Journal and Louisville Times, thermal copies, 1977 1981

Folder 203 Cabbage Patch Circle, 1929, 1937, 1970, 1999

Folder 204 Cabbage Patch Park, 1959-1960, 1980

Folder 205 Camping, 1962-1963, 1971, 1974, 1981, 1994, undated

Folder 206 Clubs and Activities (Miscellaneous), 1933-1938, 1965, 1978, undated

Folder 207 Golden Anniversary, 1960

Folder 208 Marshall, Louise, 1952, 1970-1981, undated

Folder 209 Rice, Alice Hegan and “Mrs. Wiggs”, 1970, 1978-1979

Folder 210 Sports, Articles on Cabbage Patch Attendees – Football, 1964-1977, undated

Folder 211 Sports, Articles on Cabbage Patch Attendees – Basketball, 1953-1972, undated

Folder 212 Sports, Articles on Cabbage Patch Attendees |Award Squads, Features on Players, 1964-1967, undated; Baseball, undated; Softball, 1965-1971; Track and Tennis, undated; Miscellaneous, 1949

Folder 213 Miscellaneous Articles, 1977, 1979, undated

 

Record Group II, Subgroup 2, CPSH History

Folder 214       Cardwell, Keith. “In the Beginning: A History of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House in the Early Years” 24 July 1987, 2 copies

Folder 215       Historical Sketches and Notes, 1936-1993, undated

Folder 215a     Historical Publications, 1978, 1993

Folder 216       Leaflets, 1910s-2010, undated

Folder 216a     Cabbage Patch History Notes from Board Minutes 1948-1969

Folder 216b     Cabbage Patch History Notes from Board Minutes 1970-1990

Folder 216c     Cabbage Patch Settlement House scrapbooks, 1915-1940

Folder 216d    Cabbage Patch 75th Anniversary Committee materials, 1978-1985

Folder 216e     Mission Statement, Volunteers, and Miscellaneous, 1997, undated

 

Record Group II, Subgroup 3, Louise Marshall Materials

Box 32

Folder 217 Diary, 1906-1907

Folder 218 Religious Notes, 1916-1917

Folder 219 Mental Health Articles [Pratt, George K, “The Influence of Mental Hygiene on Personal Counseling” Religious Education (October 1930); “Mental Hygiene Bulletin” Volume IX, Numbers 1 and 2, January-February 1931]

Folder 220 “The So-Called Child Labor Amendment” transcript of talk given by Louise Marshall, broadcast by WHAS on 5 February 1934 and transcript of address by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, “Why the Child Labor Amendment Should Be Defeated” WEAF New York, 2 February 1934

Folder 221 Notebooks, circa 1943, 1946-1949, 1961 [on CPSH, inspirational quotes, religious writings, thoughts.]

Folder 222 Booklet, “Prayers Offered by the Chaplain, The Reverend Peter Marshall, D.D. At the Opening of the Daily Session of the Senate of the United States During the Eightieth and Eighty-First Congresses, 1947-1949”

Folder 223 International Certificate of Vaccination, 1970

Folder 224 Louise Marshall Interview Transcript, 25 June 1974; interview conducted by Lynn Gant March and Notes on Lynn Gant’s interviews with Louise Marshall in 1974 [See also: Record Group VII, Oral History]

Folder 225 “Conversation with Miss Marshall – Early Days of the Cabbage Patch,” February 2, 1971, audiocassette [moved to Record Group IX, Subgroup 1, Audio/Visual Materials, Box 70, A/V 1551]

Folder 226 Inspirational Writings by Miss Marshall, undated

Box 33 (ovsz.)

Volume 227 (ovsz.) Red Cross Work Memorabilia book, post-World War I, 1919-1920

 

Record Group II, Subgroup 4, Miscellany

Box 33a

Folder 228 “Golden Rule Award to Louise Marshall,” September 3, 1952, 78 rpm record [moved to Record Group IX, Subgroup 1, Audio/Visual Materials, A/V 1613]

Folder 229 Affirmations of the Cabbage Patch file, 1980s-2000s

Folder 230 Chin, Roosevelt – Louisville Public Schools, 1944-1951

Folder 230a Chin, Roosevelt – University of Louisville, 1951-1960

Folder 230b Chin, Roosevelt – Various Art School materials, circa 1950s

Folder 230c Chin, Roosevelt – Passports and travel correspondence, 1950s-1960s

Folder 230d Chin, Roosevelt – Awards and letters of Recognition, 1994-2000

Folder 230e Chin, Roosevelt – Notes, Positive Sayings, 1998 and undated

Folder 231 Clothes Store Prospectus, circa 1988

Folder 232 General YWCA Songs Booklet, undated

Folder 233 Guest book Pages, circa 1985

Folder 234 Louisville Federation of Settlements Constitution, report, 1930-1931

Folder 235 Notes, circa 1963 [pulled from the pages of The Presbyterian Church in the

United States, Annual Reports of Assembly Agencies, 1961]

Folder 236 Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment, 1982

 

Record Group III, Financial

Record Group III, Subgroup 1, Accounting Ledgers

Box 34

Folder 237 Cash Ledger, 1912 March – 1929 August

Folder 238 Cash and Disbursements Ledger, 1915-1933

Folder 239 Cash Ledger, 1931-1935

Folder 240 Cash and Disbursements Ledger, 1935-1936

Folder 241 Cash Ledger, 1937-1941

Folder 241a Miscellaneous bills and receipts for taxes, building renovations and repairs, commissary, and St. James Art Fair, 1929-1979

 

Record Group III, Subgroup 2, Annual Audits

Folder 242 Audits, 1932-1934

Folder 243 Audits, 1935-1939

Folder 244 Audits, 1940-1944

Folder 245 Audits, 1945-1949

Folder 246 Audits, 1950-1954

Folder 247 Audits, 1955-1959

Folder 248 Audits, 1960-1964

Folder 249 Audits, 1965-1969

Folder 250 Audits, 1970-1971

Folder 251 Audits, 1976-1979

 

Record Group III, Subgroup 3, Check Stub Books

Folder 252 U. S. Trust Co. Deposit Book, 1911 September -1919 June

Folder 253 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 1 December 1927-18 December 1928

Folder 254 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 5 January 1929 – 6 February 1930

Folder 255 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 1 September 1932 – 13 December 1933

Folder 256 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 13 December 1933 – 9 July 1934

Folder 257 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 10 July 1934 – 8 April 1935

Folder 258 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 10 April 1935 – 2 March 1936

Folder 259 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 2 March 1936 – 25 September 1936

Folder 260 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 26 September 1936 – 6 April 1937

Folder 261 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 7 April 1937 – 25 September 1937

Folder 262 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 27 September 1937 – 1 February 1938

Folder 263 Check Stub Book, Operating Account, 1 February 1938 – 31 August 1938

Folder 264 Check Stub Book, Miscellaneous Account, 1928

Folder 265 Check Stub Book, Commissary Account, 13 July 1932 – 22 March 1933

Folder 266 Check Stub Book, Commissary Account, 17 October 1933 – 11 February 1936

Folder 267 Check Stub Book, Commissary Account, 12 March 1936 – 21 September 1938

Folder 268 Check Stub Book, Liberty Insurance Bank, 20 March 1933 – 13 July 1934

Box 35

Folder 269 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 1 March 1957 – 1 June 1957

Folder 270 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 1 June 1957 – 29 August 1957

Folder 271 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 4 September 1957 – 1 January 1958

Folder 272 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 1 January 1958 – 21 March 1958

Folder 273 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 21 March 1958 – 2 July 1958

Folder 274 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 2 July 1958 – 29 September 1958

Folder 275 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 29 September 1958 – 29 December 1958

Folder 276 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 29 December 1958 – 17 March 1959

Folder 277 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 17 March 1959 – 28 July 1959

Folder 278 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 28 July 1959 – 26 February 1960

Folder 279 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 1 March 1960 – 22 November 1960

Folder 280 Check Stub Book, Citizens Fidelity Account, 22 November 1960 – 14 September 1961 [account closed in October 1961]

Folder 281 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 1 September 1961 – 7 June 1962

Folder 282 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 11 June 1962 – 23 March 1963

Folder 283 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 23 March 1963 – 26 October 1963

Folder 284 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 26 October 1963 – 23 June 1964

Folder 285 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 16 June 1964 – 24 February 1965

Folder 286 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 24 February 1965 – 21 September 1965

Folder 287 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 21 September 1965 – 27 April 1966

Folder 288 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 27 April 1966 – 4 January 1967

Folder 289 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 4 January 1967 – 26 July 1967

Folder 290 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 26 July 1967 – 3 April 1968

Folder 291 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 3 April 1968 – 28 October 1968

Folder 292 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 28 October 1968 – 15 May 1969

Folder 293 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 15 May 1969 – 30 December 1969

Folder 294 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 30 December 1969 – 16 July 1970

Folder 295 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 17 July 1970 – 9 March 1971

Folder 296 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 9 March 1971 – 30 September 1971

Folder 297 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 20 September 1971 – 2 May 1972

Folder 298 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 4 May 1972 – 28 December 1972

Folder 299 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 28 December 1972 – 7 August 1973

Folder 300 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 7 August 1973 – 1 April 1974

Folder 301 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 1 April 1974 – 4 November 1974

Folder 302 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 4 November 1974 – 30 September 1975

Folder 303 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 3 October 1975 – 26 November 1976

Folder 304 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 26 November 1976 – 30 January 1978

Folder 305 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 6 February 1978 – 4 December 1978

Folder 306 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 18 January 1980 – 18 December 1980

Folder 307 Check Stub Book, Liberty National Account, 2 January 1981 – 26 March 1982

Folder 308 Record of Checks Written, 1974-1979 [4 notepads]

 

Record Group III, Subgroup 4, Financial Reports

Box 36

Folder 309 Budget Requests and Expenses, 1925-1942

Folder 310 Budgets, 1934-1935, 1976-1980

Folder 311 Financial Reports, Annual, 1912-1925

Folder 312 Financial Reports, Semi-Annual and Quarterly, August 1976-Novembe 1980

Folder 313 Statements of Receipts and Disbursements, Annual, 1955-1956, 1958-1962

Folder 314 Statements of Receipts and Disbursements, Monthly, October 1966 – July 1970

Folder 315 Statements of Receipts and Disbursements, Monthly, August 1970 – October 1972

Folder 316 Statements of Receipts and Disbursements, Monthly, November 1972 – April 1974

Folder 317 Statements of Receipts and Disbursements, Monthly, May 1974 – July 1976

Folder 318 Statements of Receipts and Disbursements, Monthly, August 1976 – December 1980, April 1981

Folder 319 Treasurer’s Reports, Monthly, 1922-1929

Folder 320 Treasurer’s Reports, Monthly, 1929-1935

Folder 321 Treasurer’s Reports, Monthly, January 1950 – December 1956

Folder 322 Treasurer’s Reports, Monthly, January 1957 – September 1966

 

Record Group III, Subgroup 5, Gifts and Subscriptions

Box 37

Folder 323 Gift and Pledge Correspondence, 1949, 1954-1973

Folder 324 Sustaining Member Contribution Cards and Ledger, 1911-1930

Folder 325 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1931-1932, 1934-1938

Folder 326 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1938-1942

Folder 327 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1943-1944, 1944-1945, 1945-1946

Folder 328 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1946-1947, 1947-1948, 1948-1949

Folder 329 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1949-1950, 1950-1951, 1951-1952

Folder 330 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1952-1953, 1953-1954

Folder 331 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1954-1955

Folder 332 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1955-1956

Folder 333 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1956-1957

Folder 334 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1957-1958

Folder 335 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1958-1959

Folder 336 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1959-1960

Folder 337 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1960-1961

Folder 338 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1961-1962

Folder 339 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1962-1963

Folder 340 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1963-1964

Folder 341 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1964-1965

Folder 342 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1965-1966

Folder 343 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1966-1967

Folder 344 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1967-1968

Folder 345 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1968-1969

Folder 346 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1969-1970

Folder 347 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1970-1971

Folder 348 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1971-1972

Folder 349 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1972-1973

Folder 350 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1973-1974

Folder 351 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1974-1975 [1 of 2]

Folder 352 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1974-1975 [2 of 2]

Folder 353 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1975-1976 [1 of 2]

Folder 354 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1975-1976 [2 of 2]

Folder 355 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1976-1977

Folder 356 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1977-1978

Folder 357 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1978-1979

Folder 358 Gifts and Subscriptions List, 1979-1980

Folder 359 Donor Detail Contribution History Report – Park Contributors, January 1981-March 1986

 

Record Group III, Subgroup 6, Securities

Box 38

Folder 360 Bond Coupons, 1933-1936

Folder 361 Dividend Record Books, 1929-1953, 1975-1980

Folder 362 Stock Statements, 1953-1972

Folder 363 Stock Statements, 1973-1979

Folder 364 Stocks/Securities– Notes by Louise Marshall by Fund, ca. 1966-1980

 

Record Group III, Subgroup 7, Trust Funds

Box 39

Folder 365 Copy of Thomas L. Butler will and correspondence regarding will, 1938-1940

Folder 366 Correspondence re: Fanny Short Butler Fund, 1937-1960

Folder 367 Dedication service, Fanny Short Butler Little Children’s Room, November 19, 1936

Folder 368 Disbursements and reports of Fanny Short Butler Fund, c. 1930s

Folder 369 Statement of Trust, 1938

Folder 370 Statement of Trust, 1940

Folder 371 Statement of Trust, 1941

Folder 372 Statement of Trust, 1942

Folder 373 Statement of Trust, 1943

Folder 374 Statement of Trust, 1944

Folder 375 Statement of Trust, 1945

Folder 376 Statement of Trust, 1946

Folder 377 Statement of Trust, 1947

Folder 378 Statement of Trust, 1948

Folder 379 Statement of Trust, 1949

Folder 380 Statement of Trust, 1950

Folder 381 Statement of Trust, 1951

Folder 382 Statement of Trust, 1952

Folder 383 Statement of Trust, 1953

Folder 384 Statement of Trust, 1954

Folder 385 Statement of Trust, 1955

Folder 386 Statement of Trust, 1956

Folder 387 Statement of Trust, 1957

Folder 388 Statement of Trust, 1958

Folder 389 Statement of Trust, 1959

Folder 390 Statement of Trust, 1960

Box 40

Folder 391 “In Memoriam: The Rev. John M. Vander Meulen, D.D., LL.D., 1870-1936”

Folder 392 Documents re: establishment of John M. Vander Meulen Memorial Fund, ca. 1945-1955

Folder 393 “Terms and conditions of the John M. Vander Meulen Memorial Fund,” ca. 1945

Folder 394 Correspondence re: Vander Meulen fund, 1945-1971

Folder 395 Treasurer’s report re: founding of Vander Meulen fund, 1944-1945

Folder 396 Subscription cards, 1946

Folder 397 Accounting ledgers, 1945-1970

Folder 398 Stock purchases, 1945-1967

Folder 399 Check book stubs, 1946-1970

Folder 400 List of securities and balances, 1946-1969

Folder 401 Schedule of receipts, 1955-1963

Folder 402 Schedule of receipts, 1964-1970

Folder 402a John L. Minton Trust Agreement, 1970

 

Record Group IV, Publications

Record Group IV, Subgroup 1, Circular Letters

Box 41

Folder 403 Circular letters, ca. 1911

Folder 404 Circular letters, 1913

Folder 405 Circular letters, 1914-1915

Folder 406 Circular letters, 1916-1917

Folder 407 Circular letters, 1919

Folder 408 Circular letters, 1920-1921

Folder 409 Circular letters, 1922-1923

Folder 410 Circular letters, 1924

Folder 411 Circular letters, 1925-1926

Folder 412 Circular letters, 1927-1928

Folder 413 Circular letters, Depression era, ca. 1929-1930s

Folder 414 Circular letters, 1929-1930

Folder 415 Circular letters, 1931

Folder 416 Circular letters, 1933?

Folder 417 Circular letters, 1934

Folder 418 Circular letters, 1935

Folder 419 Circular letters, 1936

Folder 420 Circular letters, 1937

Folder 421 Circular letters, 1938

Folder 422 Circular letters, 1939

Folder 423 Circular letters, 1940

Folder 424 Circular letters, 1941

Folder 425 Circular letters, 1942-1943

Folder 426 Circular letters, 1944-1945

Folder 427 Circular letters, 1946

Folder 428 Circular letters, 1947

Folder 429 Circular letters, 1948

Folder 430 Circular letters, 1949

Folder 431 Circular letters, 1950

Folder 432 Circular letters, 1951

Folder 433 Circular letters, 1952

Folder 434 Circular letters, 1953

Folder 435 Circular letters, 1954

Folder 436 Circular letters, 1955

Folder 437 Circular letters, 1956

Folder 438 Circular letters, 1957

Folder 439 Circular letters, 1958

Folder 440 Circular letters, 1959

Folder 441 Circular letters, 1960

Folder 442 Circular letters, 1961

Folder 443 Circular letters, 1962

Folder 444 Circular letters, 1963

Folder 445 Circular letters, 1964

Folder 446 Circular letters, 1965

Folder 447 Circular letters, 1966

Folder 448 Circular letters, 1967

Folder 449 Circular letters, 1968

Folder 450 Circular letters, 1969

Folder 451 Circular letters, 1970

Folder 452 Circular letters, 1971

Folder 453 Circular letters, 1972

Folder 454 Circular letters, 1973

Folder 455 Circular letters, 1974

Folder 456 Circular letters, 1975

Folder 457 Circular letters, 1976

Folder 458 Circular letters, 1977

Folder 459 Circular letters, 1978

Folder 460 Circular letters, 1979

Folder 461 Circular letters, 1980

Folder 462 Circular letters, 1981

Folder 463 Circular letters, 1982

Folder 464 Circular letters, 1983

Folder 465 Circular letters, 1984

Folder 466 Circular letters, 1985

Folder 466a     Circular letters, 1987-1991

 

Record Group IV, Subgroup 2, Newsletters

Box 42

Folder 467 Newsletters, 1960

Folder 468 Newsletters, 1961

Folder 469 Newsletters, 1962

Folder 470 Newsletters, 1963

Folder 471 Newsletters, 1964

Folder 472 Newsletters, 1965

Folder 473 Newsletters, 1966

Folder 474 Newsletters, 1967

Folder 475 Newsletters, 1971

Folder 476 Newsletters, 1974-1976

Folder 477 Newsletters, 1978-1979, 1981

Folder 478       Newsletters, 1985-1986, 1989, 1991-1996

Folder 478a     Newsletters, 2001-2020

 

Record Group V, Recreation and Education

Record Group V, Subgroup 1, Activities and Clubs

Box 43

Folder 479 Historical Introduction to the Recreation/Education Program, ca. 1987

Folder 480 Activities, 1915-1916, 1918-1919, 1930s

Folder 481 Activities, 1946

Folder 482 Activities, 1970s

Folder 483 Arts & Crafts attendance lists, 1948-1950

Folder 484 Attendance records, 1922-1927

Folder 485 Book Club attendance lists, 1950-1951

Folder 485a Boys Club, 1955

Folder 486 Cabbage Patch Park cost estimate, 1986

Folder 487 Christmas Party attendance lists, 1952-1955

Folder 488 Christmas Party attendance lists, 1955-1973

Folder 489 Christmas Party information, 1960s-1970s

Folder 490 Circus trips attendance lists, 1951-1972

Folder 491 Community Night programs, 1941-1946

Folder 492 Craft Classes attendance lists, 1957-1961

Folder 493 Craft Classes attendance lists, 1959-1974

Folder 494 Fifty-five and over group, ca. 1950s

Folder 495 (wrapped) Garden plots, 1934-1937

Folder 496 Girls activity club, 1949-1950, 1955

Folder 497 Girl Reserves, 1920s

Folder 498 Girl Reserves, 1930s

Folder 499 Golden Age Club attendance lists, 1959-1974

Folder 500 Golden Age Club records, 1965-1974

Folder 501 Hayrides, 1949-1950

Folder 502 Jr. Boys Club, 1952-1953

Folder 503 Library records, 1953-1974

Folder 503a Mother’s Club, 1941

Folder 504 Movie attendance records, 1948-1952

Folder 505 Patriotic Club, 1963-1966

Folder 506 Plays (Christmas; Easter), ca. 1960s-1970s

Folder 507 Program Flyers, ca. 1960s-1970s

Folder 508 Remedial Reading attendance lists, 1964-1966

Folder 509 Rummage Sales, 1945-1950

Folder 510 Rummage Sales, 1950-1974

Folder 511 Sewing School, 1928-1930s

Folder 512 Sewing School, 1950-1962

Folder 513 Sewing School attendance lists, 1962-1974

Folder 514 Sewing School, 1964-1965

Folder 515 Sewing School, 1972-1974

Box 44

Folder 516 Sewing School, 1973-1974

Folder 517 Sewing School, 1974-1975

Folder 518 Special Activities, 1948-1950

Folder 519 Special Activities, 1956-1960

Folder 519a Special Activities, 1960-1962

Folder 520 Special Activities, 1963-1974

Folder 521 Summer Programs, 1950s-1960s

Folder 522 Summer Programs, 1966-1970

Folder 523 Summer Programs, 1974

Folder 524 Summer Trips, 1954-1959

Folder 525 Summer Trips (in town), 1958-1970

Folder 526 Summer Trips (out of town), 1959-1974

Folder 527 Teen Age Club & “C” Club membership lists, 1947-1948

Folder 528 Teen Council Minutes & Treasurer’s reports, 1957-1962

Folder 529 Teen Council records, 1956-1963

Folder 530 Teen Age Dance Club, 1945-1946

Folder 531 Teen Age Dance Club attendance lists, 1948-1951

Folder 532 Teen Age Dance Club attendance lists, 1956-1959

Folder 533 Teen Age Dance & Lounge attendance lists, 1962-1963

Folder 534 Teen Age Special Activities, 1955, 1962-1973

Folder 535 Thanksgiving events, 1955-1960

Folder 536 Turkey dinners at Fort Knox, 1959-1972

Folder 537 Woodwork shop, 1948-1964

Folder 538 Younger Woman’s Club, 1970-1973

Box 45

Unfoldered Index cards

Attendance records for clubs, 1940-1946

 

Record Group V, Subgroup 2, Athletics

Box 46

Folder 538a Athletics field plans

Folder 539 Baseball, 12 & under, 1960-1970

Folder 540 Baseball, 13 & under, 1960-1967

Folder 541 Baseball, 14 & under, 1961-1967

Folder 542 Baseball, 15 & under, 1957-1966

Folder 543 Baseball, 16 & under, 1961-1966

Folder 544 Baseball, 17 & under, 1964

Folder 545 Baseball, 12-16 year olds, 1956-1959

Folder 546 Baseball, 12-14 year olds, 1959-1970

Folder 547 Baseball, 15-17 year olds, 1960-1966

Folder 547a Baseball, Junior baseball, ca. 1950s

Folder 548 Basketball, Inter-Settlement League, 1929-1930s

Folder 549 Basketball, Baptist League, 1978-1979

Folder 550 Basketball, Boys and girls basketball practices and games, 1947-1948

Folder 551 Basketball, Boys and girls, 1951-1953

Folder 552 Basketball, Boys and girls, 1951-1954

Folder 553 Basketball, Boys 12 & under, 1957-1978

Folder 554 Basketball, Boys 13 & under, 1959-1976

Folder 555 Basketball, Boys 14 & under, 1960-1974

Folder 556 Basketball, Boys 15 & under, 1959-1976

Folder 557 Basketball, 15-17 year olds, 1954-1959

Folder 558 Basketball, Boys 16 & under, 1960-1974

Folder 559 Basketball, Boys 18 & under, 1960-1968

Folder 560 Basketball, Boys Teams, 1948-1950

Folder 561 Basketball, Boys Teams, 1950-1951

Folder 562 Basketball, Junior Boys Intramural basketball clinic, 1952-1953

Folder 563 Basketball, Boys Teams, 1954-1957

Folder 564 Basketball, Boys Teams, 1959-1960

Folder 565 Basketball, Boys Teams, 1959-1974

Folder 566 Basketball, Boys Teams, 1959-1974

Folder 567 Basketball, Boys & Men’s Teams, 1961-1976

Folder 568 Basketball, Girls Teams, 1948-1953

Folder 569 Basketball, Girls Teams, 1954-1955

Folder 570 Basketball, Girls Teams, 1960-1974

Folder 571 Basketball, Girls Teams & clinics, 1960-1969

Folder 572 Basketball, Girls clinics, 1965-1969

Folder 573 Basketball, Girls Teams & clinics, 1970-1977

Folder 574 Basketball, Senior Men’s Teams, 1954-1959

Folder 575 Basketball, Men’s Teams, 1960-1978

Folder 576 Basketball, Saturday morning & summer league, 1955-1959

Folder 577 Basketball, Summer & Senior Men’s Leagues, 1959-1972

Folder 578 Basketball, Summer Basketball, 1961-1968

Folder 579 Bowling, 1956-1965

Folder 580 Boxing, 1959

Folder 581 Cheerleaders, 1959-1975

Folder 582 Flicker ball, 1956-1959

Folder 583 Football, 1946-1947

Folder 584 Football, 1947-1951, 1955-1956

Folder 585 Football, 1959-1974

Folder 586 Football, 1977-1978

Folder 587 Football, Flag football, 1956-1973

Folder 588 Football, Flag football, 1963-1976

Folder 589 Football, 12 & under, 1959-1973

Folder 590 Football, 14 & under, 1954

Folder 591 Football, 14 & under, 1955

Folder 592 Football, 14 & under, 1956

Folder 593 Football, 14 & under, 1957

Folder 594 Football, 14 & under, 1959-1975

Folder 595 Football, 17 & under, 1948

Folder 596 Football, 17 & under, 1949

Folder 597 Football, 6 Man League, 1956-1963, 1975

Folder 598 Football, Louisville Junior Football League, 1962

Folder 599 Gym Club & Basketball clinics, 1968-1976

Folder 600 Gym Club, 1969-1974

Folder 601 Intramural Sports, 1955-1956

Folder 602 Marble Tournament, ca. 1960s

Folder 603 Miniature Golf, 1964-1965

Folder 604 Physical Fitness, Jr. & Sr. Girls, 1967-1970

Folder 605 Physical Fitness, 1968-1975

Folder 606 Ping Pong, 1959-1974

Folder 607 Pool, 1965-1976

Box 47

Folder 608 Softball, 1946-1947

Folder 609 Softball, 1947-1949

Folder 610 Softball, 1949-1953

Folder 611 Softball, 1953-1956

Folder 612 Softball, 1954-1959

Folder 613 Softball, 1960-1974

Folder 614 Softball, 13 & under and 14 & under, 1963-1976

Folder 615 Softball, 18 & under, 1962-1964

Folder 616 Softball, Juniors & Seniors, 1951

Folder 617 Softball, Seniors, 1947

Folder 618 Softball, Boys intramural, 1948-1949

Folder 619 Softball, Boys 12 & under, 1960-1974

Folder 620 Softball, Boys Teams, 1960-1974

Folder 621 Softball, Boys Teams, 1961-1974

Folder 622 Softball, Girls Teams, 1951

Folder 623 Softball, Girls Teams, 1952

Folder 624 Softball, Girls Teams, 1957-1973

Folder 625 Softball, Girls Teams, 1960-1969

Folder 626 Softball, Girls & Women’s Teams, 1968-1975

Folder 627 Softball, Girls Teams, 1970-1978

Folder 628 Softball, Men’s Teams, 1960-1977

Folder 629 Softball, Women’s Teams, 1975-1978

Folder 630 Summer trips & camping, 1953-1955

Folder 631 T-Ball, 1977-1978

Folder 632 Tennis, 1977-1978

Folder 633 Tournaments (various sports), 1956-1974

Folder 634 Tournaments (various sports), 1960-1969

Folder 635 Track, 1956-1957

Folder 636 Track, 1956-1972

Folder 637 Track, 1959-1972

Folder 638 Trophies lists, 1948-1972

Folder 639 Tumbling, 1964-1965

Folder 640 Volleyball, 1951-1974

Folder 641 Volleyball, 1963-1976

Folder 642 Volleyball, Couples League, 1972-1978

Folder 643 Weight lifting, training information, ca. 1940s

Folder 644 Weight lifting, 1977-1978

Record Group V, Subgroup 3, Camps and Tours

Folder 645 Summer camp, 1934-1936

Folder 646 Summer camp, 1936

Folder 647 Summer camp, 1949-1951

Folder 648 Camp attendance, 1957-1973

Folder 649 Day camp attendance, 1958-1972

Folder 650 Camp donor lists, 1973-1979

Folder 651 Butler State Park, 1957

Folder 652 Camp-on-Tour trip lists, 1957-1985

Folder 653 Camp-on-Tour (Philadelphia, New York, Boston, etc.), 1965

Folder 654 Camp-on-Tour (Washington, D.C.), 1966

Folder 655 Camp-on-Tour (Grand Canyon), 1967

Folder 656 Camp-on-Tour (Canada & Niagara Falls), 1968

Folder 657 Camp-on-Tour (Yellowstone Park), 1970

Folder 658 Camp-on-Tour (Washington, D.C.), 1971

Folder 659 Camp-on-Tour (Chicago), 1972

Folder 660 Cumberland Falls, 1956

Folder 661 Lincoln State Park, 1958-1959

Folder 662 Redman’s Camp, 1952

Folder 663 Round-up Camp, 1970

Box 48

Folder 664 Versailles State Park, 1960

Folder 665 Versailles State Park, 1961

Folder 666 Versailles State Park, 1962

Folder 667 Versailles State Park, 1963

Folder 668 Versailles State Park, 1964

Folder 669 Versailles State Park, 1965

Folder 670 Versailles State Park, 1966

Folder 671 Versailles State Park, 1967

Folder 672 Versailles State Park, 1968

Folder 673 Versailles State Park, 1969

Folder 674 Versailles State Park, 1970

Folder 675 Miscellaneous trips, 1951-1953

Folder 676 Miscellaneous camps, 1965

 

Record Group V, Subgroup 4, Daily Vacation Bible School

Folder 677 D.V.B.S., 1923

Folder 678 D.V.B.S., 1925

Folder 679 D.V.B.S., 1926

Folder 680 D.V.B.S., 1927

Folder 681 D.V.B.S., 1928-1930

Folder 682 D.V.B.S., 1936

Folder 683 D.V.B.S., 1930s-40s

Folder 684 D.V.B.S., 1941-1945

Folder 685 D.V.B.S., 1950, undated Vacation Church School Curriculum

Folder 686 D.V.B.S., Fun Club, 1958-1973

 

Record Group V, Subgroup 5, Gym and Game Room

Folder 687 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1941-1943

Folder 688 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1943-1945

Folder 689 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1945-1946

Folder 690 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1946-1947

Folder 691 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1946-1947

Folder 692 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1947-1948

Folder 693 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1947-1948

Folder 694 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1947-1948

Box 49

Folder 695 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1947-1948

Folder 696 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1947-1948

Folder 697 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1948-1949

Folder 698 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1948-1949

Folder 699 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1948-1949

Folder 700 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1948-1949

Folder 701 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1951-1952

Folder 702 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1953-1954

Folder 703 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1955-1956

Folder 704 Gym & Game Room attendance, January-February 1957

Folder 705 Gym & Game Room attendance, March-April 1957

Folder 706 Gym & Game Room attendance, May-June 1957

Folder 707 Gym & Game Room attendance, July 1957

Folder 708 Gym & Game Room attendance, August 1957

Folder 709 Gym & Game Room attendance, September 1957

Folder 710 Gym & Game Room attendance, October 1957

Folder 711 Gym & Game Room attendance, November 1957

Folder 712 Gym & Game Room attendance, December 1957

Folder 713 Gym & Game Room attendance, Feb.-April 1958

Folder 714 Gym & Game Room attendance, May-July 1958

Folder 715 Gym & Game Room attendance, August-October 1958

Folder 716 Gym & Game Room attendance, November-December 1958

Box 50

Folder 717 Gym & Game Room attendance, January-March 1959

Folder 718 Gym & Game Room attendance, April-June 1959

Folder 719 Gym & Game Room attendance, July-September 1959

Folder 720 Gym & Game Room attendance, October-December 1959

Folder 721 Gym & Game Room attendance, January, 1960-1962

Folder 722 Gym & Game Room attendance, February, 1960-1962

Folder 723 Gym & Game Room attendance, March, 1960-1962

Folder 724 Gym & Game Room attendance, April & May, 1960-1962

Folder 725 Gym & Game Room attendance, June, 1960-1962

Folder 726 Gym & Game Room attendance, July, 1960-1962

Folder 727 Gym & Game Room attendance, August, 1960-1962

Folder 728 Gym & Game Room attendance, September 1960-1962

Folder 729 Gym & Game Room attendance, October 1960-1962

Folder 730 Gym & Game Room attendance, November, 1960-1962

Folder 731 Gym & Game Room attendance, December, 1960-1962

Folder 732 Gym & Game Room attendance, January-June, 1962-1963

Folder 733 Gym & Game Room attendance, July-December, 1962-1963

Folder 734 Gym & Game Room attendance, January, 1963-1967

Folder 735 Gym & Game Room attendance, February, 1963-1967

Folder 736 Gym & Game Room attendance, March, 1963-1967

Folder 737 Gym & Game Room attendance, April, 1963-1967

Folder 738 Gym & Game Room attendance, May, 1963-1967

Folder 739 Gym & Game Room attendance, June, 1963-1967

Folder 740 Gym & Game Room attendance, July, 1963-1967

Folder 741 Gym & Game Room attendance, August, 1963-1967

Folder 742 Gym & Game Room attendance, September, 1963-1967

Folder 743 Gym & Game Room attendance, October, 1963-1967

Folder 744 Gym & Game Room attendance, November, 1963-1967

Folder 745 Gym & Game Room attendance, December, 1963-1967

Folder 746 Gym & Game Room attendance, 1969-1974

Folder 747 Gym Club, 1960-1973

Folder 748 African American Program Gym attendance, 1959-1962

Folder 749 African American Program Gym attendance, 1962-1966

Folder 750 Sunday Gym & Game Room attendance, 1959-1960

 

Record Group V, Subgroup 6, Jr. Optimist Club

Box 51

Folder 751 Jr. Optimist Club reports, 1935-1937

Folder 752 Jr. Optimist Club ledger, 1936-1937

Folder 753 Jr. Optimist Club reports, 1938-1939

Folder 754 Jr. Optimist Club reports, 1939-1940

Folder 755 Jr. Optimist Club reports, 1941

Folder 756 Jr. Optimist Club ledger, 1941

Folder 757 Jr. Optimist Club reports, 1942

 

Record Group V, Subgroup 7, Nursery School (Day Care)

Box 52

Folder 758 General correspondence, 1941, 1943

Folder 759 General correspondence, 1955-1959

Folder 760 General correspondence, 1960-1965

Folder 761 General correspondence, 1966-1970

Folder 762 General correspondence, 1971-1976

Folder 763 General correspondence, 1977-1979

Folder 764 Appeal letters, 1947, undated

Folder 765 Client correspondence, 1958-1974

Folder 766 Attendance and misc. records, 1941-1945

Folder 767 Attendance records, 1946-1950

Folder 768 Attendance records, 1950-1953

Folder 769 Attendance records, 1953-1956

Folder 770 Attendance records, 1957-1958

Folder 771 Attendance records, 1958-1962

Folder 772 Attendance records, 1959-1961

Folder 773 Attendance records, 1962-1965

Folder 774 Quarterly attendance reports, 1963-1966

Folder 775 Attendance records, 1965-1969

Box 53

Folder 776 Attendance records, 1969-1972

Folder 777 Attendance records, 1972-1976

Folder 778 Attendance records, 1976-1978

Folder 779 Attendance records, 1978-1980

Folder 780 Enrollment lists, 1952-1975

Folder 781 Menus, 1936, 1947, 1963

Folder 782 Advertisement flyers, 1970s

Folder 783 Nursery School schedules, 1963, 1965

Folder 784 Nursery School proposed recommendations, 1970s

Folder 785 Expenses, 1946

Folder 786 Ledgers, 1973-1979

 

Record Group VI: Social Ministries

Record Group VI, Subgroup 1, Christmas Relief

Box 54

Folder 787 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1924-1926, 1928-1933, 1935-1936

Folder 788 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1941-1948

Folder 789 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1949-1951

Folder 790 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1951-1953

Folder 791 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1954-1956

Folder 792 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1956-1963

Folder 793 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1964-1967

Folder 794 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1968-1973

Folder 795 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1971-1972

Folder 796 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1972-1973

Folder 797 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1973-1975

Folder 798 Christmas baskets and gifts, 1975-1976

Folder 799 Christmas lists, 1977-1978

Folder 800 Christmas lists, 1978-1979

Folder 801 Christmas, 1979-1980

Folder 802 Christmas, 1980

Folder 803 Christmas, 1981

Folder 804 Christmas baskets and gifts, miscellaneous lists

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 2, Individual and Well-Baby Clinics

Box 55

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual health record cards, 1936-1939, 1942-1943

Box 56

Unfoldered Index cards

Well baby clinic individual cards A-Z, 1925-1942

Box 57

Folder 805 Clinic records, 1938-1940, 1945-1949

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 3, Clothing League

Folder 806 Cabbage Patch Clothing League goals and requirements

Folder 807 Correspondence, American Red Cross, 1933-1934

Folder 808 Correspondence, ca. 1930s

Folder 809 Red Cross Sewing Class, 1933

Folder 810 Red Cross clothing distributed, 1933-1934

Folder 811 Clothing League reports, 1933-1936

Folder 812 Clothing League gifts, 1936-1937

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 4, Commissary

Box 58

Folder 813 Instructions for Saleswomen, 1932-1934

Folder 814 Commissary Saleswomen, 1933-1936

Folder 815 Commissary Motor Corps, 1933-1936

Folder 816 Coal records – Depression, 1933-1937

Folder 817 Flour records – Depression, ca. 1930s

Folder 818 (wrapped) Milk sales, 1936-1937

Folder 819 Soup Kitchen report, Feb. 1933

Folder 820 Monthly Commissary reports, 1932-1933

Folder 821 Yearly Report of Commissary Sales, 1933-1936

Folder 822 Comparative yearly report, 1937-1941

Folder 823 Family lists, 1932, 1934-1941

Folder 824 (wrapped) Daily registration, 1932-1940

Folder 825 (wrapped) Visitors, 1932-1937

Folder 826 Commissary monthly lists, 1933

Folder 827 Commissary monthly lists, 1934

Folder 828 Commissary monthly lists, 1935

Folder 829 Commissary monthly lists, 1936

Folder 830 Commissary monthly lists, 1937

Folder 831 Inventory lists, 1935-1936

Folder 832 Monthly item sales reports, 1933-1934

Folder 833 Monthly item sales reports, 1935-1936

Folder 834 Monthly item sales reports, 1937-1939

Folder 835 Commissary monthly sales, 1933-1934

Folder 836 Commissary monthly sales, 1935-1936

Folder 837 Commissary monthly sales, 1937-1939

Folder 838 Commissary monthly sales, 1940-1941

Folder 839 (wrapped) Commissary monthly sales, 1933-1940

Volume 840 (wrapped) Commissary Accounting Ledger, Jan. 1935-Nov. 1936

Volume 841 (wrapped) Commissary Accounting Ledger, Dec. 1936-Aug. 1941

Folder 842 Commissary accounting ledger, 1940-1941

Folder 843 World War II ration certificates, 1943-1944

Box 59

Unfoldered Index cards

Individual cards, A-Z, listing items purchased, 1933-1936

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 5, Unemployment Relief Bureau

Box 60

Folder 844 Admire, Allen

Folder 845 Admire, Victor; (Edna Knott)

Folder 846 Allen, Charles T.; (Sallie McCartney)

Folder 847 Allen, David; (Earline Hobbs)

Folder 848 Allen, Herbert; (Ethel Barker)

Folder 849 Allen, Joe; (Anna)

Folder 850 Allen, Luther; (Emily)

Folder 851 Allison, Finis; (Wilda)

Folder 852 Alvey, Arthur; (Dorothy)

Folder 853 Alvey, Burn; (Eddie)

Folder 854 Alvey, Charles; (Lizzie)

Folder 855 Alvey, James W.; (Dorothy Alvey)

Folder 856 Alvey, Leo; (Della)

Folder 857 Alvey, Renn

Folder 858 Anderson, Berry; (Ina)

Folder 859 Aubrey, Russell; (Nora Simmon)

Folder 860 Axley, William; (Belle)

Folder 861 Badgett, Hubert; (Myrtle)

Folder 862 Badgett, Loch; (Ella)

Folder 863 Baker, Mrs. Eva Wholey

Folder 864 Baldwin, Delmar; (Pearl Elliott)

Folder 865 Baldwin, Ellis; (Martha)

Folder 866 Ball, John; (Mary May Harp)

Folder 867 Ball, Nick

Folder 868 Ballard, James; (Cora Blanford)

Folder 869 Ballard, Will; (Mary)

Folder 870 Barth, Calvin; (Mattie)

Folder 871 Barth, Henry; (Myrtle Berry)

Folder 872 Bartley, Russell; (Ada Sue Cecil)

Folder 873 Batts, Lamar; (Ada M. Casey)

Folder 874 Beamer, John; (Laura)

Folder 875 Beams, Jake; (Martha Parker)

Folder 876 Beattie, Ernest; (Emma Boyle)

Folder 877 Beatty, Joseph; (Josephine)

Folder 878 Beckley, David; (Martha Kelly)

Folder 879 Becraft, Herbert; (Geneva)

Folder 880 Beeler, Chris; (Edna)

Folder 881 Bell, Balden; (Thelma Hartfield)

Folder 882 Bennett, Linas; (Ina Neal)

Folder 883 Berley, Eugene; (Elizabeth Wheatley)

Folder 884 Berlis, Mrs. Hester

Folder 885 Biggers, Howard

Folder 886 Binder, Hugh; (Mary Helen Green)

Folder 887 Blair, Joseph; (Gertrude Cormney)

Folder 888 Blanford, Charles; (Cora Dezarn)

Folder 889 Blanton, Bradley; (Lona)

Folder 890 Bledsoe, Hagan; (Melissa)

Folder 891 Blevins, Woodrow; (Mary Badgett)

Folder 892 Bogue, Tilden; (Stella)

Folder 893 Boone, Martin Roy; (Kathleen Merry)

Folder 894 Bostic, George W.; (Addie B.)

Folder 895 Bradley, Eugene; (Elizabeth)

Folder 896 Bradley, Gilbert; (Ella Meredith)

Folder 897 Braun, Fred; (Janie Callaway)

Folder 898 Bray, George; (Ruth Garrett)

Folder 899 Breaden, McClellan; (Nora Belle Garvin)

Folder 900 Briney, William; (Evelyn Baxter)

Folder 901 Brockman, Leonard; (Ellen Thomas)

Folder 902 Brockman, Walter; (Eddie)

Folder 903 Brown, Cessna; (Helen Adams)

Folder 904 Brown, Jesse; (Lula)

Folder 905 Brown, Marion; (Maudie)

Folder 906 Brown, Marvin; (Minnie)

Folder 907 Broyles, James; (Beryl Elliott)

Folder 908 Bryant, Mrs. Dora; (Willis)

Folder 909 Bryant, Harry W.; (Mary Whitehead)

Folder 910 Burkes, Dave; (Susie)

Folder 911 Burton, Ed; (Martha)

Folder 912 Burton, Jess; (Margaret)

Folder 913 Byrd, Mrs. Eliza; (Hugh)

Folder 914 Cain, George; (Annie)

Folder 915 Cain, James S.; (Evelyn Walther)

Folder 916 Campbell, Howard; (Mayoie Christie)

Folder 917 Cardwell, Elza; (Flora)

Folder 918 Carlin, Marcius

Folder 919 Carlisle, Herman; (Lillian Lee)

Folder 920 Carlisle, Van; (Mary Barnes)

Folder 921 Carnes, James

Folder 922 Carr, Henry; (Beatrice)

Folder 923 Carter, Charles; (Daisy)

Folder 924 Carter, Elvin; (Nora)

Folder 925 Carter, Hubert; (Zelpha)

Folder 926 Carter, Mrs. Viola O’Neal; (Vernon)

Folder 927 Carter, Wheeler W.; (Buelah Nix)

Folder 928 Carter, William M.; (Maudie Bates)

Folder 929 Carwile, Thomas

Folder 930 Casparis, Carl J.

Folder 931 Cassidy, William H.; (Leona)

Folder 932 Castile, Joe; (Annie Kimboil)

Folder 933 Cave, Mrs. Hulda

Folder 934 Cecil, Jesse; (Bridget Bartley)

Folder 935 Center, Hayden; (Mrs. Geneva Darwin)

Folder 936 Chandler, Walter; (Bettie Lanham)

Folder 937 Cheatham, Mrs. Mary

Folder 938 Cheatham, Woodrow; (Mrs. Lydia Thornhill)

Folder 939 Clark, Edward; (Catherine)

Folder 940 Clark, Joseph; (Hester Hagan)

Folder 941 Clarkson, Newman; (Roxie Books)

Folder 942 Claus, Emil; (Grace)

Folder 943 Clemons, Arnold; (Dellie)

Folder 944 Clemons, Katie

Folder 945 Clifford, John; (Josephine)

Folder 946 Cline, Albert; (Rosetta Devore)

Folder 947 Cockerel, John; (Hazel Seelye)

Folder 948 Compton, Lovell; (Edna)

Folder 949 Conlin, Earl; (Hazel McGuire)

Folder 950 Cook, Carl; (Sarah Watt)

Folder 951 Cooksey, Earl; (Fannie Parsley)

Folder 952 Cooley, Cordelia

Folder 953 Coomer, Robert; (Sadie Harper)

Folder 954 Corbett, Lovell; (Lena Woods)

Folder 955 Cornelius, W. H.; (Mae)

Folder 956 Cottoner, Howard; (Helen Watts)

Folder 957 Cox, Dock; (Janie)

Folder 958 Cox, Estill; (Anna)

Folder 959 Cox, Gobel; (Renie McDonald)

Folder 960 Cox, Howard; (Ora May Herron)

Folder 961 Cox, Neg (Walter); (Cora Hern)

Folder 962 Cox, Nolan; (Sylva Yancey)

Folder 963 Cox, Ruth

Folder 964 Craddock, James; (Katherine Casey)

Folder 965 Crady, Raymond (Leaman); (May Despain)

Folder 966 Crain, Howard; (Myrtle)

Folder 967 Cravens, Bruce; (Minnell Sherley)

Folder 968 Crawley, Chester; (Mary Essex)

Folder 969 Cunningham, Mrs. Carrie

Folder 970 Cunningham, Thomas; (Onie Van Buskirk)

Folder 971 Czerwonka, Joseph; (Lucille Schlindwein)

Folder 972 Daugherty, Joe; (Dora Williams)

Folder 973 Davis, David; (Annie)

Folder 974 Davis, Henry Clay; (Lillie May)

Folder 975 Davis, Raymond; (Lucille Metcalf)

Folder 976 Davis, Samuel; (Zonia Reno)

Folder 977 Day, Roy; (Geneva Parsley)

Folder 978 Dean, Alva; (Dolly Neal)

Folder 979 Decker, Chester; (Carmon)

Folder 980 Dennison, Marshall; (Jennie)

Folder 981 Dennison, William; (Gladys)

Folder 982 Dever, Charles; (Madge Mitchell)

Folder 983 Dezarn, Mrs. Margaret

Folder 984 Dilliard, Alfred Foley; (Angelina Hardin)

Folder 985 Doan, Roberta

Folder 986 Dobson, John William; (Elsie Welch)

Folder 987 Dockery, Alvi; (Hassie)

Folder 988 Donoho, Corbit; (Isabell)

Folder 989 Doss, Smiley; (Jessie Hall)

Folder 990 Drake, Helen

Folder 991 Druien, Joseph R.; (Maudie)

Folder 992 Duggins, Arthur; (Estice Terry)

Folder 993 Dunlap, Claude

Folder 994 Dunn, Jesse; (Evelyn Smith)

Folder 995 Dunn, Nannie Purcell

Folder 996 Durbin, Leo

Folder 997 Durham, Harry; (Bertha)

Folder 998 Dutschke, George; (Rena Hardwick)

Folder 999 Eadens, James; (Esther Shepherd)

Folder 1000 Early, Dillis; (Norma Hundley)

Folder 1001 Eastridge, Spencer; (Bertha Baldwin)

Folder 1002 Eaton, Claude; (Emma Ferril)

Folder 1003 Edwards, Bertha Waddell; (James)

Folder 1004 Edwards, James; (Bessie Warren)

Folder 1005 Edwards, Paul; (Stella Thompson)

Folder 1006 Edwards, William; (Fannie Jennings)

Folder 1007 Eichenberger, Stanley; (Mary Butler)

Folder 1008 Elliot, James; (Martha Baxter)

Folder 1009 Embry, Mrs. Myrtle Dunn; (Wendell)

Folder 1010 Engler, Robert; (Marie Moore Adams)

Folder 1011 Essex, Jed; (Lillie)

Folder 1012 Essex, Owen; (Dorothy Troxell)

Folder 1013 Falls, Robert

Folder 1014 Fenwick, Jesse; (Thelma Underwood)

Folder 1015 Fields, George; (Florence Tharpe)

Folder 1016 Firkins, Robert H.; (Paul Turner)

Folder 1017 Flanagan, Thomas; (Mary)

Folder 1018 Fletcher, Mrs. Kate

Folder 1019 Ford, Oscar; (Nola)

Folder 1020 Foster, Edward Lynn; (Evelyn Baker)

Folder 1021 Foster, Wade Lewis; (Irene Miller)

Folder 1022 Fowler, Russell; (Ella Gilland)

Folder 1023 Fowler, Thomas C.; (Mary Mattingly)

Folder 1024 Franklin, Charles; (Pearl)

Folder 1025 Franklin, Rollin; (Claris Gilpin)

Folder 1026 Frederick, Charles

Folder 1027 French, Leonard; (Mary Meredith)

Folder 1028 French, James Wilbur; (Pearl McMillan)

Folder 1029 French, Roy B.; (Eugene)

Folder 1030 Fryrear, James; (Viola)

Folder 1031 Fryrear, Oliver; (Pauline)

Folder 1032 Furey, William; (Anna Pope)

Folder 1033 Gaddie, Henry P.; (Amanda Wright)

Folder 1034 Gaddis, Albert; (Rosalie Duvall)

Folder 1035 Gaddis, Fred

Folder 1036 Gaddis, Gilbert; (Lorena Baldwin)

Folder 1037 Gaddis, Hubert; (Grace)

Folder 1038 Gant, William; (Mary Mattingly)

Folder 1039 Garr, William J.; (Marie Grias)

Folder 1040 Garrett, Elzie; (Ersie Roberson)

Folder 1041 Gary, Mrs. Eula E.; (John)

Folder 1042 Gentry, Herschel G.; (Nolia Loyd)

Folder 1043 Gibson, Henry; (Henrietta)

Folder 1044 Gillock, Taylor; (Belle)

Folder 1045 Gilpin, Roscoe; (Mattie)

Folder 1046 Glaser, Norton; (Mary White)

Folder 1047 Glur, Ernest; (Rosie Justice)

Folder 1048 Goldsmith, Frank; (Ethel Newton)

Folder 1049 Goode, Jesse; (Alta Brooks)

Folder 1050 Gordon, Cecil; (Nelia Frank)

Folder 1051 Gordon, Clyde; (Anna Mae Hood)

Folder 1052 Gordon, Thomas; (Thelma Gephart)

Folder 1053 Gosser, Guy; (Bessie Hart)

Folder 1054 Grady, Joseph; (Lucille Stinson)

Folder 1055 Grant, Albert; (Millie Taylor)

Folder 1056 Gray, Charles; (Ada Mary Buress)

Folder 1057 Gray, Charles; (Gracie Beard)

Folder 1058 Gray, Harold

Folder 1059 Green, Anna Mae

Folder 1060 Grigsby, Herman; (Viola Keeling)

Folder 1061 Grimes, Quttie; (Ethel)

Folder 1062 Grimes, Violet Bovinett; (Omer)

Folder 1063 Guinn, Albert; (Lena Sullivan)

Folder 1064 Guthrie, William; (Emily Shaffer)

Box 61

Folder 1065 Hackett, Elmer; (Mattie Pearl)

Folder 1066 Hadley, Roland; (Ethel)

Folder 1067 Hafenbreidel, Frank

Folder 1068 Hagan, Elizabeth Bryan; (James)

Folder 1069 Hagan, Percy; (Ethel McCubbins)

Folder 1070 Hale, Claude; (Louise Tinnell)

Folder 1071 Hall, Mrs. Lottie Henninger; (Frank)

Folder 1072 Hall, Steve; (Grace)

Folder 1073 Hamilton, Carl; (Buela Whittaker)

Folder 1074 Hardin, Albert; (Elsie)

Folder 1075 Hardin, Mrs. Alberta

Folder 1076 Hardin, Joe; (Opal)

Folder 1077 Hardin, Marshall; (Rosa Mayorga)

Folder 1078 Hargan, Samuel; (Opal Sullivan)

Folder 1079 Harp, Mrs. Georgia

Folder 1080 Hatchell, John R.; (Myrtle Fryrear)

Folder 1081 Hay, Tom; (Nannie Tartar)

Folder 1082 Haycraft, Earl; (Cora Meredith)

Folder 1083 Haycraft, Jack; (Eva Stevenson)

Folder 1084 Haycraft, William; (Anna)

Folder 1085 Hayes, Thomas; (Ophelia Mumford)

Folder 1086 Hazelwood, Mack; (Bertie)

Folder 1087 Head, Mrs. Allie

Folder 1088 Head, Patrick; (Cecelia Florence)

Folder 1089 Hedge, John C.; (Allie)

Folder 1090 Hedges, Mamie

Folder 1091 Heenan, Billy

Folder 1092 Heenan, John; (Henrietta)

Folder 1093 Hemry, Lem; (Clarene)

Folder 1094 Herr, Delbert; (Helen Pennington)

Folder 1095 Herr, Elmer; (Catherine Ballard)

Folder 1096 Herron, Dewey; (Dilla)

Folder 1097 Herron, Harlan; (Ella)

Folder 1098 Herron, Rhoda; (Cassie Brockman)

Folder 1099 Hibbs, Houston; (Mary Jane)

Folder 1100 Hicks, Everett; (Edna)

Folder 1101 Higdon, Viola Essex; (Alex)

Folder 1102 Hill, Delmar; (Martha)

Folder 1103 Hill, William; (Opal)

Folder 1104 Hilyerd, William; (Ida Huber)

Folder 1105 Hoffman, Eleanora Bettag; (Phillip)

Folder 1106 Hoffman, John; (Maggie)

Folder 1107 Holcomb, Roy; (Elizabeth Masterson)

Folder 1108 Holleman, Ben; (Belle Smith)

Folder 1109 Holmes, Henry; (Elsie Vance)

Folder 1110 Holt, Lackey; (Mary)

Folder 1111 Hood, Bessie; (John)

Folder 1112 Hood, Thomas; (Tillie Welch)

Folder 1113 Hope, Clarence; (Dorothy)

Folder 1114 Horn, Edna; (Mack)

Folder 1115 Hornback, Omen; (Eunice)

Folder 1116 Hornback, Otis; (Sallie)

Folder 1117 Hornback, Pleas; (Dora Jenkins)

Folder 1118 Horton, Mrs. Grace; (Jessie)

Folder 1119 Hourigan, Mary; (Roy)

Folder 1120 Howard, Lysander; (Katie Mauk)

Folder 1121 Huddleston, Leo; (Ruth Thompson)

Folder 1122 Hudgins, Mrs. Captola

Folder 1123 Hudgins, Charles; (Stella Slaten)

Folder 1124 Hudgins, Curtis; (Margaret Mary)

Folder 1125 Huffines, Howard; (Ethel Meredith)

Folder 1126 Hughes, Jake; (Alzira)

Folder 1127 Hughes, James; (Helen Hedge)

Folder 1128 Hughes, Phil; (Delitha)

Folder 1129 Hunnicutt, John J.; (Louisa J. Duncan)

Folder 1130 Irvin, Lawrence; (Fannie)

Folder 1131 James, Fred; (Grace Walker)

Folder 1132 Jarvis, John; (Sadie Binningfield)

Folder 1133 Jenkins, John; (Florence)

Folder 1134 Jennings, Dony

Folder 1135 Johnson, Anne Mae; (Elmer)

Folder 1136 Johnson, Carmon; (Geneva Maupin)

Folder 1137 Johnson, Mrs. Enla Smith

Folder 1138 Johnson, Roy; (Mary)

Folder 1139 Johnson, Steve

Folder 1140 Johnson, William; (Cora Callahan)

Folder 1141 Johnson, William; (Dorothy)

Folder 1142 Johnson, William M.; (Mattie Gentary)

Folder 1143 Jones, Henry F.; (Addie Bridges)

Folder 1144 Jones, Ray; (Mabel Davis)

Folder 1145 Jones, William E.; (Audrey)

Folder 1146 Jones, William M.; (Grace)

Folder 1147 Just, George; (Katherine Bernauer)

Folder 1148 Karlen, Andrew; (Mayola Page)

Folder 1149 Keen, Etta; (Henry)

Folder 1150 Keltner, James R.; (Flonnie Ross)

Folder 1151 Kendall, Charles; (Katherine)

Folder 1152 Kessinger, Charlie; (Lora Williams)

Folder 1153 Kessinger, Walter; (Ruby Cole)

Folder 1154 Kessler, Roy

Folder 1155 Key, Earl C.; (Ethel Kirby)

Folder 1156 Kidwell, Claude; (Eliza Alvey)

Folder 1157 Kimbro, Thomas; (Geneva Johnson)

Folder 1158 Kinder, Homer; (Florence Carber)

Folder 1159 Kittle, Harold

Folder 1160 Knott, Murphy; (Bessie Shelton)

Folder 1161 Lakin, Raymond; (Lucille Alvey)

Folder 1162 Lampton, Robert; (Juanita Hornback)

Folder 1163 Larrimore, Leemon; (Mamye McKinney)

Folder 1164 Larrimore, Montie (Lorene Carden)

Folder 1165 Lawson, James Paul; (Euva Burrell)

Folder 1166 Leach, James R.; (Bernice Armedt)

Folder 1167 Lee, Clarence; (Dora McMahan)

Folder 1168 Lee, Gleemon; (Alberta Herron)

Folder 1169 Lewis, John; (Elvine Dutschke)

Folder 1170 Lindsey, Hubert; (Maggie)

Folder 1171 Link, Shelby; (Almeda Parker)

Folder 1172 Lockard, Cheaco; (Hazel Jordan)

Folder 1173 Lockard, Ernest; (Katie Lyons)

Folder 1174 Logan, Edward; (Lucille Karlen)

Folder 1175 Logsdon, Albert; (Violet Bale)

Folder 1176 Logsdon, James; (Jenny)

Folder 1177 Logsdon, John; (Nannie)

Folder 1178 Logsdon, Richard; (Ophie Jarvis)

Folder 1179 Lott, Chester; (Pearl Morris)

Folder 1180 Luffman, Helen

Folder 1181 Lynam, Mrs. Hattie

Folder 1182 McAdams, Henry; (Florence Pryor)

Folder 1183 McCauley, Andrew P.; (Mary)

Folder 1184 McClure, Clarence; (Dorothy Hatfield)

Folder 1185 McClure, John W.; (Corine Givens)

Folder 1186 McCord, Ben; (Laura)

Folder 1187 McCorkle, Virgil; (Hattie Tanner)

Folder 1188 McCoy, Hubert; (Anna Berry)

Folder 1189 McDannold, William J.; (Pauline Graves)

Folder 1190 McGill, Thomas; (Effie Spoonamore)

Folder 1191 McGill, William R.; (Mayetta)

Folder 1192 McHenry, Montie; (Grace Davis)

Folder 1193 McMahan, Arthur; (Lonnie Cobb)

Folder 1194 McManama, George; (Myrtle)

Folder 1195 McManaway, Junius; (Sadie Burdette)

Folder 1196 McQuillen, Elbert; (Ruth Witten)

Folder 1197 Manion, Lon; (Mary)

Folder 1198 Manion, William; (Virginia West)

Folder 1199 Marler, Webb; (Lilly Samuels)

Folder 1200 Masters, George; (Ina)

Folder 1201 Mattingly, Annie Hargan; (Lee)

Folder 1202 Mattingly, Henry; (Ruth Holcomb)

Folder 1203 Mattingly, William H.; (Gladys Wells)

Folder 1204 Maupin, Leslie; (Lucille Watkins)

Folder 1205 Mayer, Virgil; (Lillian Terry)

Folder 1206 Medlin, Adrian; (Norene Cohen)

Folder 1207 Mehr, Joseph; (Frances Gering)

Folder 1208 Meisenhelder, Geo. Arnie; (Girthul)

Folder 1209 Meredith, Austin; (Luetta Hilton)

Folder 1210 Meredith, Clifford; (Ona Downen)

Folder 1211 Meredith, Paul; (Rowena Paul)

Folder 1212 Meredith, Tom; (Maude Conder)

Folder 1213 Mesker, Floyd; (Doris Chambers)

Folder 1214 Metcalf, William; (Sarah Franklin)

Folder 1215 Meyers, William; (Kathryn Delaney)

Folder 1216 Miles, Henry; (Lula)

Folder 1217 Miller, John; (Leva Cook)

Folder 1218 Miller, Virgil

Folder 1219 Mingus, Raymond; (Lucille Ray)

Folder 1220 Mitchell, Thomas; (Jennie Avis)

Folder 1221 Moberly, Ethel Cullins; (James W.)

Folder 1222 Mohr, William; (Goldie Miller)

Folder 1223 Montgomery, Lawrence; (Blanche Collins)

Folder 1224 Moore, John; (Vera Greenup)

Folder 1225 Moore, Louis; (Charlotte Simpson)

Folder 1226 Moreland, James; (Eliza Barnes)

Folder 1227 Morris, Howard; (Esley Kendall)

Folder 1228 Morrison, Chester; (Edith Highbaugh)

Folder 1229 Morton, Sam; (Sudie Walden)

Folder 1230 Mumford, Charles; (Lena Fox)

Folder 1231 Mumford, Eugene; (Barbara Hood)

Folder 1232 Mumford, Leo; (Catherine Ballman)

Folder 1233 Murray, Lucille

Folder 1234 Nalley, Raymond; (Mary)

Folder 1235 Nally, Claude; (Anna Louise Hudson)

Folder 1236 Nally, Joseph; (Rosie McCubbin)

Folder 1237 Neff, Virgil; (Audrey Dowell)

Folder 1238 Nevitt, George; (Martha Ballard)

Folder 1239 Newman, Clyde; (Connie Elmore)

Folder 1240 Nichols, Clyde; (Ethel Fouch)

Folder 1241 Norris, James W.; (Frances Werner)

Folder 1242 Norris, Juventius; (Margaret Neill)

Folder 1243 O’Brien, William; (Juanita Cummins)

Folder 1244 O’Neil, Lewis; (Pauline)

Folder 1245 Oldham, John; (Effie Hardwick)

Folder 1246 Oliver, Oscar; (Isabell Carter)

Folder 1247 Oller, James; (Irene Seelye)

Folder 1248 Orrender, Andrew; (Myrtle)

Folder 1249 Orrender, Mrs. Willy Durham

Folder 1250 Osborne, Sammie; (Alma Cox)

Folder 1251 Pace, Forest; (Bessie Williams)

Folder 1252 Page, Fred; (Robbie)

Folder 1253 Parle, James; (Dorothy Nelson)

Folder 1254 Paul, Peter

Folder 1255 Peabody, Omer; (Daisy Milan)

Folder 1256 Pettit, Wyman; (Rosa May Kirby)

Folder 1257 Pierce, Herman; (Rita White)

Folder 1258 Pierce, Isaac V.; (Rebecca)

Folder 1259 Pierce, Thomas; (Elma Criswell)

Folder 1260 Piles, Lee; (Effie Geary Kirby)

Folder 1261 Plasket, Arthur; (Birdie)

Folder 1262 Plukebaum, Charles; (Mamie)

Folder 1263 Pohl, Hubert; (Nellie)

Folder 1264 Poston, William; (Myrtle York)

Folder 1265 Power, Walter D.; (Emma Lloyd)

Folder 1266 Prather, Vester R.; (Effie Basham)

Folder 1267 Price, Carless; (Geneva Duggins)

Folder 1268 Price, Homer; (Imogene Metcalf)

Folder 1269 Priddy, Edgar; (Pearl)

Folder 1270 Probus, Carl; (Annie McClure)

Folder 1271 Pryor, John H.; (Lenore)

Folder 1272 Pryor, Roscoe; (Evelyn Durbin)

Folder 1273 Puckett, Robert Lindon; (Ruby Douthitt)

Folder 1274 Puckett, Tim; (Betty Williams)

Folder 1275 Pyles, Cleaver; (Roxie Spalding)

Folder 1276 Raggard, Overton; (Amelia)

Folder 1277 Ray, Gilbert; (Louise Roberts)

Folder 1278 Ray, Logan; (Pearl Armstrong)

Folder 1279 Ray, Price; (Marjory Law)

Folder 1280 Rebentisch, Mary Knight; (William)

Folder 1281 Rech, Mary M.; (Duffy)

Folder 1282 Reed, Clifton; (Mamie Nolan)

Folder 1283 Reed, John C.; (Elnora Hynes)

Folder 1284 Reed, Ollie; (Rosie)

Folder 1285 Reno, Lyle; (Mary Catherine Johnson)

Folder 1286 Rhodes, George; (Lillian May Horn)

Folder 1287 Richeson, Claude; (Ethel Helton)

Folder 1288 Rigdon, Jesse; (Eunice Sowders

Folder 1289 Risen, Lenzy; (Ruth Maddon)

Folder 1290 Roberson, Bryan; (May McCormick)

Folder 1291 Roberts, Herman; (Catherine Hagan)

Folder 1292 Roberts, Nelson

Folder 1293 Roberts, Sherman

Folder 1294 Robertson, Carson; (Cladie Tabor)

Folder 1295 Roby, Bernard; (Lillian Harp)

Folder 1296 Roskosky, Michael; (Emma Heina)

Folder 1297 Roth, Nicholas; (Mary Weipperts)

Folder 1298 Rowe, Robert; (Leona Hagan)

Folder 1299 Rynes, Henry T.; (Nannie Lampkin)

Box 62

Folder 1300 Sale, Harry; (Edna)

Folder 1301 Sanders, William; (Rachael Holcomb)

Folder 1302 Schafer, Louis; (Lucia Laird)

Folder 1303 Schaffer, Earl; (Ann Coyle)

Folder 1304 Schoenbachler, Fred; (Lucille Stith)

Folder 1305 Schubnell, Earl; (Nellie Goodman)

Folder 1306 Scott, James; (Lulie Marsh)

Folder 1307 Secuskie, John; (Cora Milburn)

Folder 1308 Shaffer, Joseph; (Minnie Bell)

Folder 1309 Sharp, Virgil; (Dorothy Nevin)

Folder 1310 Sheehan, Mrs. Josephine

Folder 1311 Sherrod, Norwood A.; (Lissie Bell Price)

Folder 1312 Shields, Carl

Folder 1313 Shafner, James; (Emma)

Folder 1314 Shafner, Robert; (Artie Campbell)

Folder 1315 Shuck, John; (Elizabeth Robertson)

Folder 1316 Siemer, Laura

Folder 1317 Simms, Wilma; (Oscar Trent)

Folder 1318 Skaggs, Charles; (Arlene Thomas)

Folder 1319 Slaten, Charles; (Charity Vitteto)

Folder 1320 Slayton, Ruel; (Daisy Traysor)

Folder 1321 Smelty, John; (Catherine Welch)

Folder 1322 Smelty, Susie

Folder 1323 Smith, Elmer; (Mary Ballard)

Folder 1324 Smith, Everett; (Lila Whitworth)

Folder 1325 Smith, Lucy

Folder 1326 Smith, Roscoe; (Lillian May Yates)

Folder 1327 Smith, Walter; (Sadie Shipp)

Folder 1328 Snead, Mae; (Lindsey)

Folder 1329 Snow, Roy

Folder 1330 Spalding, Horace; (Susan McIntyre)

Folder 1331 Spann, Floyd; (Goldie)

Folder 1332 Spalding, Leonard; (Alice Walker)

Folder 1333 Spears, William; (Lena Tade)

Folder 1334 Spencer, Dilbert; (Ephia Bean)

Folder 1335 Spencer, Sarah

Folder 1336 Stafford, Edwin H. (Ada Umensetter)

Folder 1337 Stanley, George; (Tillie Mestermacher)

Folder 1338 Stayton, Billy; (Gladys Bruess)

Folder 1339 Stayton, Henry; (Pearl)

Folder 1340 Stayton, Jennings B.; (Jessie May)

Folder 1341 Stewart, Lawrence; (Pauline)

Folder 1342 Stone, Frank; (Sula)

Folder 1343 Stuart, Hunter

Folder 1344 Swearingen, Louis; (Jennie Burke)

Folder 1345 Tannehill, John R.; (Gladys Francis)

Folder 1346 Taylor, Elizabeth

Folder 1347 Taylor, Mrs. Guy

Folder 1348 Taylor, Nace; (Anna)

Folder 1349 Thomas, Charles; (Viola Hughes)

Folder 1350 Thomas, John C.; (Melvey Mitchell)

Folder 1351 Thomas, John W.; (Margarite Cress)

Folder 1352 Thomas, Mamie; (Arnold J.)

Folder 1353 Thomas, Mike; (Mary S. Hill)

Folder 1354 Thompson, Andrew; (Nora Goodlet)

Folder 1355 Thompson, Charles; (Mamie)

Folder 1356 Thompson, Dewey; (Daisy)

Folder 1357 Thompson, Virgil; (Ella)

Folder 1358 Tomerlin, Cora; (Nathan)

Folder 1359 Tomerlin, Escue; (Geneva Bryant)

Folder 1360 Tomerlin, Mattie Lou

Folder 1361 Tomerlin, Nathan; (Cora)

Folder 1362 Traynor, Arthur; (Audrey Watkins)

Folder 1363 Traynor, Emmett; (Norra)

Folder 1364 Traynor, Malcolm; (Sallie)

Folder 1365 Tschopp, Molly

Folder 1366 Tumey, Albert

Folder 1367 Turnbill, Leroy; (Bertha Cox)

Folder 1368 Turner, Layman; (Myrtle Turner)

Folder 1369 Turner, Walter; (Mary)

Folder 1370 Tyler, Ben F.; (Lucille)

Folder 1371 Umensetter, George; (Claris Rogers)

Folder 1372 Vessels, Noah

Folder 1373 Vick, George; (Anna Birkhead)

Folder 1374 Viers, Clem; (Mabel Fox)

Folder 1375 Viers, James; (Mary Susan Able)

Folder 1376 Viers, Taylor; (Alma)

Folder 1377 Viers, Theodore; (Flossie Cox)

Folder 1378 Vittitow, Jess

Folder 1379 Waddell, Iva; (Logan)

Folder 1380 Walters, Oliver; (Mary Horton)

Folder 1381 Walther, Louis; (Anna Bell McCarty)

Folder 1382 Wardrip, Hovey; (Florence Redmon)

Folder 1383 Waters, Hubert; (Virgil Mills)

Folder 1384 Wathen, Joseph Eugene

Folder 1385 Watkins, Harold

Folder 1386 Watkins, Leslie; (Ruth Talbott)

Folder 1387 Watson, Henry G.; (Bessie Horton)

Folder 1388 Watson, James; (Lois Hargus)

Folder 1389 Watson, Pearl Fenwick; (Will)

Folder 1390 Webb, George; (Ella Kaufman)

Folder 1391 Webb, Paul; (Christine Hurt)

Folder 1392 Webb, William R.; (Wealthy Turner)

Folder 1393 Welch, Charles; (Lora Edith)

Folder 1394 Welch, Leonard; (Grace Byrns)

Folder 1395 Wells, Lonard; (Amy Dowell)

Folder 1396 Werner, Carl; (Louise Fredericks)

Folder 1397 Werner, John; (Addie Mitchell)

Folder 1398 West, Jesse

Folder 1399 West, John A.; (Nora Nichols)

Folder 1400 Wheatley, Leo; (Doris Bunnell)

Folder 1401 Wheatley, W. M.

Folder 1402 Wheeler, Carl; (Iva Meredith)

Folder 1403 Wheeler, John; (Ethel Bolander)

Folder 1404 Whistle, John; (Eunie Hiatt)

Folder 1405 Whitaker, James; (Mary)

Folder 1406 White, Frank

Folder 1407 White, William; (Lille Gaddis)

Folder 1408 Whitehouse, William A.; (Rose Jeffries)

Folder 1409 Whittock, Wilmer; (Osie Hughes)

Folder 1410 Whitworth, Ike; (Pearl Ammons)

Folder 1411 Wigginton, John; (Hallie Cerce)

Folder 1412 Willen, Edward; (Rachel Barth)

Folder 1413 William, Earl; (Effie Hornback)

Folder 1414 Williams, Emory; (Marie)

Folder 1415 Williams, Glee; (Jewel Brooks)

Folder 1416 Williams, Helen Huddleston

Folder 1417 Williams, James; (Donnie Haycraft)

Folder 1418 Williams, Roy; (Leona Franklin)

Folder 1419 Wood, Lyle; (Frankie Stone)

Folder 1420 Woods, Goble; (Ethel Newton)

Folder 1421 Wrenn, Matt; (Effie)

Folder 1422 Wright, William F.; (Minnie May Tyler)

Folder 1423 Yates, Ceciren C.; (Nora)

Folder 1424 Yates, Earnest; (Stella Brown)

Folder 1425 Yates, Mrs. Nellie Singer; (Morris)

Folder 1426 Zat, Frank; (Mary)

Folder 1427 Letters concerning families not in new files, 1932-1936

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 6, Unemployment Relief Bureau Records

Folder 1428 Correspondence, 1933

Folder 1429 Unemployment Relief Bureau Staff, 1933-1934

Folder 1430 Practices & Principles in Giving Relief, 1934

Folder 1431 Report Writing pamphlet, undated

Folder 1432 Advertisement Flyers, 1931, undated

Folder 1433 Case Studies, 1936, 1942

Folder 1434 Employment Lists, ca. 1932

Folder 1435 Job Classifications & Persons Placed, undated

Folder 1436 Cabbage Patch Fair, 1933-1936

Folder 1437 Garden Records, 1933-1936

Folder 1438 Unemployment Relief Gardens, 1934-1935

Folder 1439 Yearly Statements, 1932-1941

Folder 1440 Monthly Statements, 1934-1942

Folder 1441 Monthly Individual Reports, September 1934-August 1935

Folder 1442 Monthly Individual Reports, August 1935-August 1936

Folder 1443 Monthly Individual Reports, August 1936-August 1937

Folder 1444 Monthly Individual Reports, August 1937-August 1938

Folder 1445 Monthly Individual Reports, August 1938-August 1939

Folder 1446 Monthly Individual Reports, August 1939-August 1940

Folder 1447 Monthly Individual Reports, August 1940-October 1942

Folder 1448 Financial Report, 1931-1933

Folder 1449 Emergency Relief Records, 1933

Box 63

Folder 1450 Account Ledgers, 1931-1933

Folder 1451 Account Ledgers, 1935-1936

Folder 1452 Individual Accounts, 1934

Volume 1453 (wrapped) Individual & Monthly Accounts, 1937-1938

Folder 1454 Individual Accounts, 1938-1939

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 7, Unemployment Relief Bureau Employer Cards

Box 64

Unfoldered Index cards

Card file listing prospective employers, individuals & businesses, 1932-1936

 

Record Group VI, Subgroup 8, Relief Bureau Records

Box 65

Folder 1455 Relief records, 1959-1965

Folder 1456 Relief records, 1966-1972

Folder 1457 Relief records, 1970-1971

Folder 1458 Family visits, A-L, 1963-1968

Folder 1459 Family visits, M-Z, 1963-1968

Folder 1460 Family visits, 1969-1970

Folder 1461 Family visits, 1972-1974

Folder 1462 Family visits, 1974-1975

Folder 1463 Family visits, 1975-1977

Folder 1464 Family visits, 1976-1982

Folder 1465 Emergency relief and home visits, 1977-1978

Folder 1466 Emergency relief and home visits, 1978-1979

Folder 1467 Emergency relief and home visits, 1979-1980

Folder 1468 Emergency relief and home visits, 1981

 

Record Group VII, Oral History

Box 66

Binder 1469 CPSH Oral History Transcripts, Vol. 1, Transcripts 1-15 (photocopies), 1987

Binder 1470 CPSH Oral History Transcripts, Vol. 2, Transcripts 16-29 (photocopies), 1974, 1987

Binder 1471 CPSH Oral History Transcripts, Vol. 1, Transcripts 1-13 (originals), 1987

Binder 1472 CPSH Oral History Transcripts, Vol. 2, Transcripts 14-29 (originals), 1974, 1987

Folder 1473 CPSH Oral History Transcripts, Interview with Roosevelt Chin, 2002

 

Record Group VIII, Cabbage Patch Circle Records

Box 67

Folder 1474 Cabbage Patch Circle History

Folder 1475 Cabbage Patch Circle Board Information, 1941-1963

Folder 1476 Club House Information, 1958-2006

Folder 1477 Building Fund and Miscellaneous, 1957, 1964, 1976

Folder 1478 Cabbage Patch Circle Financial Statements, 1950-1999

Folder 1479 Cabbage Patch Circle Financial Records, 2004-2007

Folder 1480 Cabbage Patch Circle Miscellaneous, 1957, 1960, 2000s

Folder 1481 Cabbage Patch Circle Records, 2003-2006

Folder 1482 Bazaar/Luncheon/Auction Information, 2000, 2006, undated

Folder 1483 Mailing Lists, 2006

Volume 1484 Minutes, December 1911-May 1915

Volume 1485 Roll Book, January 1960-February 1970

Volume 1486 Roll Book, March 1970-June 1991

Volume 1487 Cash Receipts, January 1959-January 1968; Disbursements, March 1959-January 1967

Volume 1488 Receipt Book, August 1983-June 1989

Volume 1489 Receipt Book, July 1989-December 1996

Volume 1490 Disbursements Book, January 1981-April 1994

Volume 1491 Disbursements Book, October 1960-June 1972

Volume 1492 Bazaar Inventory, 1956-1957; Cash Receipts, March 1967-October 1970

Binder 1493 Honorary Dues, ca. 1940s-1990s

Binder 1494 Secretary’s Notebook, 1961-1987

Binder 1495 Secretary’s Minutes, January 1988-June 1996

Volume 1496 Minutes, July 1996-October 2001

Volume 1497 Cabbage Patch Famous Kentucky Recipes, 1956

Folder 1498 Certificate of Distinguished Achievement, 1960

Unfoldered First National Lincoln Bank Stamp

 

Record Group IX, Audio/Visual and Digital Materials

Record Group IX, Subgroup 1, Audio/Visual Materials

Box 68

A/V 1499 Louise Marshall Interview, Tape #1, June 25, September 10, 1974, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1500 Louise Marshall Interview, Tape #2, audiocassette

A/V 1501 Louise Marshall Interview, Tape #3, audiocassette

A/V 1502 Counselors Report to Board Meeting, August 1974, audiocassette

A/V 1503 Final Copy with automatic pulses, undated, audiocassette

A/V 1504 Mr. Thomlin (side 1); Wayne & Kim, Andre & Melissa (side 2), undated, audiocassette

A/V 1505 Rod Napier Interview, February 13, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1506 Denis Stewart Interview, February 18, 2008, part 1 Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1507 Denis Stewart Interview, Feb. 18, 2008, part 2, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1508 Denis Stewart Interview, March 3, 2008, Tape #1, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1509 Denis Stewart Interview, March 3, 2008, Tape #2, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1510 Lloyd “Pappy” Redman Interview, February 20, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1511 Terry Gibson Interview, February 20, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1512 Joseph Burks, Sr. Interview, March 2, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1513 Russell Gibson Interview, March 16, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1514 Michael Defazio Interview, March 17, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, audiocassette

A/V 1515 Rod Napier Interview, February 13, 2008, Oral History Center, University of Louisville, compact disc

Box 69

A/V 1516 Mrs. Dorothy Thome Interview, Tape #1, January 30, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1517 Mrs. Dorothy Thome Interview, Tape #2, January 30, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1518 Mr. Joe Burks Interview, Tape #1, January 31, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1519 Mr. Joe Burks Interview, Tape #2, January 31, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1520 Mr. Mike Caswell Interview, January 31, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1521 Mr. Ray Glur Interview, February 4, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1522 Mrs. James T. (Ollie) Scott Interview, February 5, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1523 Mrs. Georgia Masters Interview, February 6, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1524 Mr. Lloyd Redman Interview, Tape #1, February 12, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1525 Mr. Lloyd Redman Interview, Tape #2, February 12, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1526 Mrs. Laura (Wheeler) Mobley Interview, February 14, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1527 Mr. Mike Carter Interview, February 18, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1528 Mrs. William Harvin Interview, February 20, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1529 Mrs. Pat (Osbourne) Pasley Interview, February 21, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1530 Mr. Roosevelt Chin Interview, Tape #1, February 28, 1987, March 7, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1531 Mr. Roosevelt Chin Interview, Tape #2, February 28, 1987, March 7, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1532 Mrs. Frances Dover Interview, March 7, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1533 Mr. and Mrs. Escue Tomerlin Interview, April 2, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

Box 70

A/V 1534 Mrs. Ruth Chaffins Interview, April 4, 1987, audiocassette, 1 copy

A/V 1535 Mrs. Nicholas Dosker Interview, February 23, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1536 Mrs. Ann Anderson Raley Interview, February 24, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1537 Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers Interview, March 19, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1538 Mrs. Alice Louise Masters Interview, Tape #1, September 14, 1987, audiocassette, 1 copy

A/V 1539 Mrs. Alice Louise Masters Interview, Tape #2, September 14, 1987, audiocassette, 1 copy

A/V 1540 Mrs. Gussie Smith Interview, September 18, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1541 Mrs. Thames Palmer-Ball Interview, September 18, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1542 Mrs. Mary B. Purcell and Miss Jeanne Purcell Interview, September 18, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1543 Mrs. Dorothy H. Parle Interview, September 23, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1544 Mrs. Margie M. Blanford Interview, Tape #1, September 24, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1545 Mrs. Margie M. Blanford Interview, Tape #2, September 24, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1546 Mrs. John R. Green interview, September 24, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1547 Mrs. Bertha Weikel Interview, October 1, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1548 Mr. James Cooksey Interview, Tape #1, October 15, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1549 Mr. James Cooksey Interview, Tape #2, October 15, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1550 Mr. Gene Stewart Interview, October 15, 1987, audiocassette, 2 copies

A/V 1551 “Conversation with Miss Marshall – Early Days of Cabbage Patch,” February 2, 1971, audiocassette, 1 copy

A/V 1552 Funeral of Roosevelt Chin, Tape #1, January 2007, audiocassette

A/V 1553 Funeral of Roosevelt Chin, Tape #2, January 2007, audiocassette

Box 71

A/V 1554 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” revised July 2002, VHS

A/V 1555 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” revised July 2002, VHS

A/V 1556 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” December 3, 2004, VHS

A/V 1557 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” December 16, 2004, VHS

A/V 1558 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” window dub, undated, VHS

A/V 1559 Garden Gate Project, undated, VHS

A/V 1560 “What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?,” undated, Betacam SP S

A/V 1561 Streetball Shootout Sponsorship Video, “Feel the Power,” undated, Betacam SP S

A/V 1562 Cabbage Patch, no information, undated, Betacam SP S

A/V 1563 Give the Kids Room to Grow, undated, DVD

Box 72

A/V 1564 “The Cabbage Patch Film,” Power Creative and Gregory Pruitt, Cut #706, January 14, 2000, VHS

A/V 1565 Cabbage Patch PSA, “Choir” and “Kids,” April 6, 2000, VHS

A/V 1566 Cabbage Patch Student Interviews, Tape 1, July 28, 1999, Betacam SP S

A/V 1567 Cabbage Patch Student Interviews, Tape 2, July 28, 1999, Betacam SP S

A/V 1568 Cabbage Patch, Final Generics, January 19, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1569 Cabbage Patch PSA, Rough Cut and Generics, March 3, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1570 Cabbage Patch PSA, Final Spot Master, “Choir” and “Kids,” April 25, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1571 Cabbage Patch PSA, Final Edit Master, “Choir” and “Kids,” April 25, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1572 Cabbage Patch PSA, Archival Reel, “Choir,” “Kids Walking,” “Amazing Grace,” April 25, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1573 Streetball Shootout, Work Tape 1, June 24-25, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1574 Streetball Shootout, Work Tape 2, June 24-25, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1575 Streetball Shootout, Work Tape 3, June 24-25, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1576 Cabbage Patch Interviews, Tape 0, August 2002, Betacam SP S

A/V 1577 Cabbage Patch Interviews, Tape 1, August 2002, Betacam SP S

A/V 1578 Cabbage Patch Interviews, Tape 2, August 2002, Betacam SP S

A/V 1579 Cabbage Patch Interviews, Tape 3, August 2002, Betacam SP S

A/V 1580 Cabbage Patch, B-Roll, Summer 2002, Betacam SP S

A/V 1581 Sowing Seeds of Faith, Split Tracks, undated, Betacam SP S

A/V 1582 CP 110, Cabbage Patch Settlement House CR# 3, 5-6, January 11, 2000, Betacam SP S

A/V 1583 CP 111, Tape #1, Re-X-fer TC hr. 7, undated, Betacam SP S

Box 73

A/V 1584 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” Split Tracks, September 9, 1995, Betacam SP S

(also included: copy of typed transcript of “Seeds of Hope”)

A/V 1585 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” Edited Master, undated, Betacam SP S

A/V 1586 Cabbage Patch, “Seeds of Hope,” Master, revised July 2002, Betacam SP S

A/V 1587 CP 101, “Becky presents, gym, basket delivery,” December 20, 1999, DVCam

A/V 1588 CP 101, “Becky presents, gym, basket delivery,” December 20, 1999, Betacam SP L

A/V 1589 CP 102, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 1, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1590 CP 103, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 2, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1591 CP 104, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 3, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1592 CP 105, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 4, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1593 CP 106, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 5, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1594 CP 107, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 6, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1595 CP 108, Cabbage Patch Dailies, Tape 7, January 10, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1596 CP 109, Cabbage Patch CR# 1-2, 4, 7-8, January 11, 2000, Betacam SP L

A/V 1597 Garden Gate Project, 2000, DVD

A/V 1598 Tape 1, no information, undated, Mini-DV

A/V 1599 Tape 2, no information, undated, Mini-DV

A/V 1600 Tape 3, no information, undated, Mini-DV

A/V 1601 Tape 4, “Major Dan in car, Greg Handy,” undated, Mini-DV

A/V 1602 Tape 5, “Betty, Judy, Rod Napier, basketball, drill team, kids going to school,” Mini-DV

A/V 1603 Tape 6, “playground, choir, Calvin,” Mini-DV

A/V 1604 Tape 7, “Calvin continued,” Mini-DV

A/V 1605 “Putt fore The Patch,” 2012, DVD

A/V 1606 “Versailles,” ca. 1960-1969, 8mm film

A/V 1607 “Football,” undated, 8mm film

A/V 1608 “Versailles wk camp,” 1961-1962, 8 mm film

A/V 1609 “Versailles wk camp,” ca. 1968, 8mm film

A/V 1610 “Versailles wk camp,” ca. 1969, 8 mm film

A/V 1611 “Versailles wk camp,” undated, 8mm film

A/V 1612 “D.C., Williamsburg, No pics of children,” undated, 8mm film

A/V 1612a “Tapes for slide projector, recorded by Brench Boden, Atta S.,” November 9, 1981, open reel audiotape

A/V 1613 “Golden Rule Award to Louise Marshall,” September 3, 1952, 78 rpm record

 

Record Group IX, Subgroup 2, Digital Materials

These files are restricted to in-house viewing. Please see the reference desk or email gro.l1745977119aciro1745977119tsihn1745977119oslif1745977119@hcra1745977119eser1745977119

Basketball picture.tif

Cabbage Patch Speeches 2019_08_08.mp4

Calvin and Doug BW.jpg

Calvin and Doug.jpg

Kids.tif

Louise Marshall Cooksey Interview 1971 a.mp3

Louise Marshall Cooksey Interview 1971b.mp3

Marshall_Diary_1906_1907.pdf

Streetball_Showdown_2001.pdf

Wheelchair Picture.tif

 

RG X, Accessions, 2017-

Record Group X, Subgroup 1, Accessions, 2017-2021

Box 74

Folder 1614     Annual Reports, 1990-1991, 1996, 2000-2005

Folder 1615     Annual Reports, 2010-2015, 2019

Folder 1616     Ephemera and Event Invitations, ca. 2002-2012

Folder 1617     Educational Programs, ca. 2002-2020

Folder 1618     Annual Cabbage Patch Auction, 2005-2017

Folder 1619     Annual Invitational Golf Tournament, 2011-2017

Folder 1620     Summer Activities Brochures and Postcards, 2013-2019

Folder 1621     Seed to Table History, ca. 2010-2015

Folder 1622     Fundraising Letters and Mailers, 1998-2020

Folder 1623     Staff Retirement Celebrations, 2014, 2019

Folder 1624     Correspondence, 2020

Folder 1625     News Articles and Transcripts, 2020

Box 75

Folder 1626     Individual gym and game room cards, A, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1627     Individual gym and game room cards, Ba-Bot, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1628     Individual gym and game room cards, Bou-By, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1629     Individual gym and game room cards, Ca-Cl, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1630     Individual gym and game room cards, Co-Cu, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1631     Individual gym and game room cards, D, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1632     Individual gym and game room cards, P and Q, 1960s-1970s

Folder 1633     Individual gym and game room cards, R, 1960s-1970s

 

Subject Headings

African American children – Kentucky – Louisville.

American Red Cross.

Boys – Societies and clubs – Kentucky – Louisville.

Camps – Kentucky – Louisville.

Charities – Kentucky – Louisville.

Child welfare – Kentucky – Louisville.

Children – Health and hygiene – Kentucky – Louisville.

Children – Services for – Kentucky – Louisville.

Chin, Roosevelt, 1933-2007.

Chinese Americans – Kentucky – Louisville.

Christianity – Social aspects – Kentucky – Louisville.

Community centers – Kentucky – Louisville.

Community health services – Kentucky – Louisville.

Depressions – 1929 – Kentucky – Louisville.

Education – Kentucky – Louisville.

Faith-based human services – Kentucky – Louisville.

Family services – Kentucky – Louisville.

Food banks – Kentucky – Louisville.

Fund raising – Kentucky – Louisville.

Gardening – Kentucky – Louisville.

Girls – Societies and clubs – Kentucky – Louisville.

Kentucky Birth Control League.

Marshall, Louise, 1888-1981.

Nursery schools – Kentucky – Louisville.

Outdoor recreation – Kentucky – Louisville.

Presbyterian Church – Kentucky – Louisville.

Ration books.

Recreation – Kentucky – Louisville.

Sewing schools – Kentucky – Louisville.

Social settlements – Kentucky – Louisville.

Social service.

Social work with children – Kentucky – Louisville.

Soup kitchens – Kentucky – Louisville.

Team sports – Kentucky – Louisville.

Teenagers – Services for – Louisville.

Unemployment – Social aspects – Kentucky – Louisville.

University of Louisville.

Women – Services for – Kentucky – Louisville.

Women – Societies and clubs – Kentucky – Louisville.

World War, 1914-1918.

Youth – Services for – Kentucky – Louisville.

Bellen, Patricia Papers, 1969-1975

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Bellen, Patricia, 1957-

Title: Papers, 1969-1975

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 0.33 cu. ft.

Location Number: Mss. A B441

Scope and Content Note

The collection contains memorabilia collected from 1969-1975 by Patricia Bellen, a student at Moore High School in Louisville, Kentucky. The collection provides a look into student life from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s at Moore High School, while handwritten messages and “slang books” show the nature of adolescent friendships among students.

Moore High opened in January of 1969. Bellen appears to have been a sixth grader at the school in 1969, and graduated in March 1975. The collection consists of various materials related to the school, including issues of the school publication the “Round Up,” in which students wrote on school issues. Some issues contain opinion columns that comment on other current events such as the moratorium to end the Vietnam War in October 1969, and concerns over students smoking.

“Slang books” as they are labeled resemble friendship booklets of stapled paper. These booklets were compiled by Patricia Bellen and consist of personal questions on each page that were given to classmates to respond to. The “Buzzbook” contains the address and contact information of each Moore High School student who attended in the 1973 schoolyear.

Other items include basketball and football game schedules and programs from 1969-1971, an undated theatre program for “Tonight on Broadway,” and programs for a “She Male” contest for the years 1972 and 1973.

The scrapbook commemorates Bellen’s high school graduation in 1975 and includes photographs, commencement programs, handwritten messages, ephemera related to prom and graduation.

Biographical Note

Patricia Jean Bellen was born December 11, 1957 in Jefferson County, Kentucky. She attended Moore High School and graduated in March of 1975. She later married Mark John Leonhardt and together had six children: Mark John II, Anthony Lawrence, Nathan Alexander, Matthew Steven, Adam Thomas, and Nadia Rose.

Folder List

Box 1

Folder 1: “Round Up” publications 1969-1971, and “Room 255” publication October 1970

Folder 2: Moore High School football and basketball ephemera, 1969-1971

Folder 3: “Slang books”, 1970-1971

Folder 4: “She Male Contest” Programs, 1972-1973

Folder 5: Moore High School “Buzzbook”, 1973

Folder 6: “Tonight on Broadway” theatre program, circa 1970

Folder 7: Photographs from graduation scrapbook, 1975

Volume 8: Graduation scrapbook, 1975

 

Subject Headings

Education – Kentucky – Louisville.

Friendship in adolescence.

High Schools – Kentucky – Louisville.

Jefferson County Public Schools.

Moore High School (Louisville, Ky.)

Student newspapers and periodicals.

Students – Kentucky – Louisville.

Women – Education – Kentucky

Cabbage Patch Settlement House Photograph Collection, ca. 1910-2019

Held by the Filson Historical Society

Creator: Cabbage Patch Settlement House

Title: Photograph Collection, ca. 1910-2019

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Curator of Photographs and Prints.

Size of Collection: 1 cubic foot

Location Number: 019PC48

Scope and Content Note

The Cabbage Patch Settlement House Photograph Collection is housed in one records center box (1 cubic foot). The collection contains 76 folders of photographic items varying in formats, including postcards, real photograph postcards, black-and-white and color photographic prints and negatives, a glass negative, and color slides. They document the Cabbage Patch Settlement House (CPSH), a private charitable organization serving children and their families in Louisville, Kentucky. Photographic items feature the organization’s facilities, activities, leadership, staff, volunteers, and the children and teenagers who participated in Cabbage Patch programs.

Dates of photographs range from 1910, when the organization was established by founder and director Louise Marshall (1888-1981), to the 2010s. Most of the items are undated and do not include information about individuals in the photographs.

Folders 1-6 contain photographs that were reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House as Told by Those Who Lived It (Cabbage Patch Settlement House, 1993) [Filson library collection: Pamphlet 361.7 S887 1993].

Folders 7-21 primarily document the early period of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House from 1910-1930s, including photographs of families of the neighborhood, the original Cabbage Patch building on Ninth Street, founder and director Louise Marshall, and such services as sewing and dance classes, the Mother’s Club, the Cooking School, the Daily Vacation Bible School, and the Unemployment Relief Bureau Gardens.

Folders 22-31 include photographic items depicting CPSH children and teenagers, staff, and various activities from 1940s-1980s.

Folders 32-42 contain photographs and negatives of CPSH athletic teams and activities, such as football, basketball, cheerleading, volleyball, soccer, and tennis from the 1920s-1990s.

Folders 43-62 include photographs from the 1950s-1980s of children, teenagers, and adults participating in CPSH camps-on-tour, Thanksgiving dinners at Fort Knox, holiday parties, Golden Agers activities for older people, the Nursery School, gym and open play, and arts and crafts.

Folders 63-67 contain photographic items depicting CPSH leadership, staff, and adults from the 1960s-2009, including photographs of the rummage sale and holiday bazaar run by the volunteers of the Cabbage Patch Circle.

Folders 68-73 include photographs from 1980-2019, with most from the first two decades of the 2000s. They depict CPSH leadership, staff, volunteers, students, and various events and programs.

Folders 74-76 include negatives of the 1997 3-on-3 Jamboree (a basketball tournament that served as one of the main fundraisers for the CPSH), oversize photographs of the 1994 3-on-3 Jamboree, and an oversize composite of pre-elementary students and teachers from 1981.

Related Collections:

Oversized mounted photograph of the Veech family gathered at Indian Hill to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Richard B. and Mary Veech, Louise Marshall’s grandparents [GRI-51]

Cabbage Patch Settlement House (Louisville, Ky.) Records, 1906-2019 [Mss. BJ C112]

Historical Note

Louise Marshall, founder of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, was born in Louisville in 1888. Louise and her family resided in the Old Louisville neighborhood and attended Second Street Presbyterian church. As a teenager, Louise began teaching and working with neighborhood boys; her friends also volunteered, and a program was opened for girls as well. They had a story hour, a mother’s club, and a sewing school – all in one room.

In 1910, Louise established a settlement house with the help of her community, church, and family. With a loan from her father, Louise purchased a lot on Ninth Street near Burnett. In October 1910, the facility became a not-for-profit corporation with the name Cabbage Patch Settlement House (CPSH). Named for the Louisville neighborhood where it was originally established, the Cabbage Patch was formed “in the spirit of Christian Love” as a safe place for neighborhood children to play, grow, and learn.

The Cabbage Patch neighborhood was located along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, south of Broadway. During the Civil War era, railroads penetrated the farmland and industrial development began, creating a rural-industrial combination of truck gardens and shop workers living around them. Following the creation of the affluent areas of St. James and Belgravia Courts after the Southern Exposition of the 1880s, wealth inequality typified the neighborhood.

The Cabbage Patch at 1461 S. Ninth Street offered services such as a library, Bible study, a well-baby clinic, a nursery, and a gymnasium. In 1929, the CPSH moved to its current location at 1413 S. Sixth Street. In the 1950s, the CPSH began to allow African American children to participate in its recreational activities. Marshall remained involved with the Cabbage Patch until her death in 1981.

Sources: Cabbage Patch Settlement House website: www.cabbagepatch.org

“The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, founded 1910 by Miss Louise Marshall, as told by those who lived it,” edited by Martin E. Biemer, 1993.

Linda Raymond and Bill Ellison, The Two Lives and One Passion of Louise Marshall: Founder of the Cabbage Patch Settlement (2017)

 

Folder List

Folder 1: Photos reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, pp. 3-6

The prints in folders 1-6 are photographs reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House as Told by Those Who Lived It (Cabbage Patch Settlement House, 1993) [Filson library collection: Pamphlet 361.7 S887 1993].

Folder 2: Photos reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, pp. 7-10

Folder 3: Photos reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, p. 11

Folder 4: Photos reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, pp. 12-19

Folder 5: Photos reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, pp. 20-26

Folder 6: Photos reprinted in The Story of the Cabbage Patch Settlement House, pp. 27-30

Folder 7: Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch postcard and film print, ca. 1910, 1934

Undated postcard with image of Mrs. Wiggs character and house, captioned “The Cabbage Patch, showing Home of Mrs. Wiggs, Louisville, Ky.”; and a color print from the 1934 film “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. The postcard image and film were based on Alice Caldwell Hegan Rice’s novel Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (New York: Century Co., 1902) [Filson library collection: RB 813.5 R945mr 1902].

Folder 8: Louise Marshall, the Veech family home, ca. 1910s-1920s, 1960s

Includes photographic images of Marshall; and a paper photographic image of the Indian Hills Georgian-style home of the Veech family (Richard and Mary Veech were Marshall’s grandparents), with a note on the back: “Indian Hill. Home of the Veech family from early 1800s to 1924. Original built by Alexander Veech. Victorian front added in 1980 by R. S. Veech. Sold in 1925 to Mr. Sidney Smith who tore down the Victorian wing, restoring it to Colonial.”

Folder 9: Original CPSH building and yard at 1461 Ninth St., ca. 1910s

Slide, photographs, and paper photographic image of original building on Ninth Street, including a mounted ca. 1915 photograph of boys doing high jump in the yard.

Folder 10: CPSH families and neighborhood, ca. 1910s-1930s

2 real photograph postcards, each of an older boy in a suit; and black-and-white photographs and printed images of women, men, children, and families, with a few dates and people identified: “Mrs. Essex and Family Sept. 1931”; and “Vendor selling produce at corner of Sixth Street and Victora Place (now Magnolia Avenue).”

Folder 11: CPSH families and neighborhood, ca. 1910s-1930s

Black-and-white photographs, including one removed from an envelope with “Alden Cushman with cart” written on it. Most of the dates and people are not identified.

Folder 12: CPSH families and neighborhood, black-and-white negatives, ca. 1910s-1930s

Black-and-white negatives of individual boys; a family in front of a house; girls on a stoop. The dates and people are not identified.

Folder 13: CPSH adults and staff, ca. 1920s-1930s

Black-and-white photographs: one labeled “Miss Franklin – Story Hour, Miss Farrel – Library, 1927-28”; another one labeled “June 1930 Mrs. Wilkerson and Mrs. Sherman.”

Folder 14: CPSH children and activities, ca. 1920s-1930s

Paper photographic images, with captions. Black-and-white photographs, including ones of children and teenagers playing volleyball and in a sewing class, ones labeled “the Pioneers” and “Genevieve and Martha Allen at Fresh Air Home,” and a mounted photograph and negative of girls in a dance class from the 1920s.

Folder 15: Mother’s Club, 1920s

Black-and-white photographs, with the following notes on the backs of some of them: “Mother’s Club Pic-nic June 1927” with women’s names listed; “Children of the Mother’s Club Shawnee Park. May 1928”; “Ms. Wakefield and Miss Steele Mother’s Club Pic-nic 1938 Shawnee Park”; “June 1930 Mothers Club on a picnic.” Negative and photographs of a group of women sitting around a table, on back of one is noted “Mother’s Club Christmas party Dec. 1924” with a list of their names.

Folder 16: CPSH buildings, 1413 S. Sixth Street, ca. 1929-1970s

CPSH moved to this address in 1929. Undated black-and-white photographs of the outside of the buildings, including a Caufield & Shook photograph.

Folder 17: CPSH buildings, 1413 S. Sixth Street, ca. 1950s-1970s

Undated color photographs with exterior and interior views of the buildings.

Folder 18: Cooking School, ca. 1920s-1930s

Black-and-white photographs, with the following notes on the backs of some of them: “1st Prize Winners of Cooking School/1925-26/Cabbage Patch Settlement/1461 S. 9th St.”; “Perfect in attend: at Serving and Cooking 1925-26/Cabbage Patch Settlement, 1461 S. 9th St.”; “Last day of Cooking School 1926”; “1924-25 Cooking Class party” with list of the names of the girls; “Cooking Class picnic Shawnee May, 1928”; “Cooking Class Picnic June 1931, Cherokee Park.”

Folder 19: Daily Vacation Bible School, 1924-1928

Black-and-white photographs, most with dates and information on the backs of the prints.

Folder 20: Daily Vacation Bible School, 1930-1931

Black-and-white photographs, most with dates and information on the backs of the prints.

Folder 21: Cabbage Patch Unemployment Relief Bureau gardens, ca. 1934, 1937

2 black-and-white photographs: one of a man with a basket of produce in the middle of a garden; the other of a young girl standing in front of a building with a basket.

Folder 22: CPSH children and activities, ca. 1940s-1960s

Undated black-and-white photographs and negatives of children and teenagers participating in sewing activities, playing games, napping, doing plays, going on picnics and camping trips, and riding in the Cabbage Patch’s “big red truck.”

Folder 23: CPSH children and activities, ca. 1950s-1980s

Undated black-and-white photographs, with some information identified: Versailles State Park; “Little Joe”; “Day Care Christmas program”; “Waiting to go to camp.”

Folder 24: CPSH children and teenagers, photos taken from unlabeled album, ca. 1950s

Undated black-and-white photographs that were removed from an unlabeled album, with photographs of children and teenagers participating in outdoor activities and boys posing with a baseball bat and mitt.

Folder 25: CPSH children and teenagers, photos taken from unlabeled album, ca. 1950s

Undated black-and-white photographs that were removed from an unlabeled album, with photographs of children and teenagers participating in outdoor activities, a girl kneeling and praying, boys posing with a baseball bat, and a group photo from Mammoth Cave.

Folder 26: CPSH children and activities, ca.1950s-1970s

Undated black-and-white negatives and 5 x 7 and larger black-and-white photographs of an older woman at a table with children; children playing in a game room, participating in various activities, and walking outside.

Folder 27: CPSH children and teenagers, ca. 1950s-1980s

Undated 8 x 10 black-and-white photographs: two girls signing a ledger; two girls putting gas in a propeller plane; children cleaning up the yard at CPSH; an African American boy hanging up his clothes at a camp; three African American girls outside of the CPSH; girls napping; and a girl identified on the back of the print as Jeanie Harris.

Folder 28: CPSH children and activities, black-and-white negatives, ca. 1960s-1970s

Undated black-and-white negatives and contact strips of children napping; children playing pool and ping pong, playing in the gym and outside; a policeman talking to children; children walking outside the building; and the Cabbage Patch’s “big red truck.”

Folder 29: CPSH children and activities, black-and-white negatives, ca. 1960s-1970s

Undated black-and-white negatives and contact strips of staff, volunteers, and children cooking, eating, and participating in arts and crafts.

Folder 30: CPSH children and teenagers, color photographs, ca. 1970s-1980s

Mostly undated color photographs of Cabbage Patch Settlement House bus, children and teenagers canoeing, swimming, playing outside, with some identified with the following notes: “Sharon, a volunteer from Sacred Heart School,” “John Miller November 1979 to Uncle Harry,” “Phillip Miller November 1979 To Uncle Harry.” Includes a class photo of children with teachers.

Folder 31: CPSH children and adults, color negatives, ca. 1970s-1980s

Undated color negatives of children swimming, at beach, playing inside and outside.

Folder 32: Football, 1920s-1970s

Folder 33: Signed photograph of boxer, ca. 1940s-1950s

Undated black-and-white photograph of a boxer, signed with a partly illegible name: Douglas Miller or Mueller.

Folder 34: Boys basketball, 1925 team, 1957 Jr. City Champs

Folder 35: Boys basketball, ca. 1950s-1980s

Folder 36: Boys 15 and under basketball team, 1960-1961 City Champs

Names are signed and listed on the back of one of the photographs.

Folder 37: Girls basketball, 1963-1972

Black-and-white photographs of West End YMCA league winners, 1963-1964, with names of players signed on back; black-and-white photographs, some identified as 1972; 2 color photographs; copies of CPSH Girls’ Basketball schedule, 1972.

Folder 38: Girls basketball, ca. 1970s

Folder 39: Cheerleaders, 1950s-1970s

4 Kodachrome Transparency slides; black-and-white and color photographs; 1 photo taped on construction paper with names of cheerleaders included.

Folder 40: Volleyball, ca. 1960s-1980s

Black-and-white photographs of adults playing volleyball in the gym.

Folder 41: Miscellaneous athletics, 1960s-1990s

 Photographs of children’s soccer teams; weightlifting; softball teams; tennis players; and the Winn-Dixie Street Ball Showdown.

Folder 42: Miscellaneous athletics, black-and-white negatives, ca. 1970s

Folder 43: Plays, undated, ca. 1950s-1960s

3 black-and-white photographs, including a dark image, from a folder labeled “Plays.”

Folder 44: Camps-on-Tour: Versailles State Park, Philadelphia, New York City, Mayflower, ca. 1962-2965

Black-and-white group photographs and photographs of the places they visited, some of which are identified on the back of the prints as the Betsy Ross House, Liberty Bell, Mayflower, Versailles State Park, Grant’s Tomb, skyline of New York City from ferry, and the UN building (NYC). Some have Aug. 1962 printed on them. These photos were in a folder labeled “Camps-on-Tour – Washington, D.C., 1962,” but none of them seems to be of sites in Washington, D.C.

Folder 45: Camps-on-Tour: Canada and Niagara Falls, 1963

Folder 46: Camps-on-Tour: Washington, D.C., 1966

Black-and-white photographs, including one of the National Mall in Washington, D.C.; one with Monticello, Williamsburg written on back; group photo with “Camp-On-Tour/Washington D.C./July 30-Aug. 11, 1966” written on back.

Folder 47: Camps-on-Tour: Grand Canyon, 1967

Black-and-white photographs, including one picturing the sign Ponderosa Canyon (from Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah).

Folder 48: Camps-on-Tour: Canada and Niagara Falls, 1968

Folder 49: Teen Age Council Teen Dance, ca. 1960s

Black-and-white photograph of the band the Ultra Tones, signed by band members.

Folder 50: Thanksgiving Dinner at Fort Knox, 1963

Black-and-white photographs of CPSH children visiting Fort Knox.

Folder 51: Thanksgiving Dinner at Fort Knox, 1965

Black-and-white photographs, including one with note on back: “opn orphan 1965/Fort Knox, Ky/L to R – Lt. Nickels, Ch. Graves, Lt. Groome, Lt. Sullivan and Lt. Poindexter/ ‘The Planners.’”

Folder 52: Thanksgiving Dinner at Fort Knox, 1965

Folder 53: Miscellaneous parties, ca. 1960s

Black-and-white photographs: one has “Carnival in Gym Summer 1960” on back; others are of a person dressed as the Easter bunny with children.

Folder 54: Christmas parties, ca. 1960s, 1979-1981

Folder 55: Golden Agers, ca. 1960s

Black-and-white photographs from a folder labeled “Golden Agers,” includes photographs of a trip of older adults to Fort Knox.

Folder 56: Golden Agers, ca. 1960s

Folder 57: CPSH adults and Golder Agers, black-and-white negatives, ca. 1960s

Folder 58: Nursery School, ca. 1960s-1980s

Folder 59: Nursery School, ca. 1960s-1980s

Folder 60: Nursery School, ca. 1960s-1980s

Black-and-white photographs of children; polaroids with notes: “Christmas Cabbage Patch 1978,” “Monique space ship,” “David – Latoria space travel”; color negatives.

Folder 61: Gym and Open Play, 1960s-1980s

Folder 62: Arts and crafts, ca. 1970s-1980s

Black-and-white photographs of children participating in CPSH arts and crafts program, including one of a hand puppet show.

Folder 63: CPSH adults and volunteers, ca. 1940s-1980s

Folder 64: Cabbage Patch Circle’s rummage sale and holiday bazaar, ca. 1970s-1990s

Folder 65: Roosevelt Chin, ca. 1960s-1990s

Includes broken glass color negative of two men of Asian descent with the number 1756 and Chinese characters written in black pen at the bottom of the negative; photographs of a graduation, sports ceremony, and Chin; 3-D cut out of a boy with a basketball. Most of these photographs were in a folder labeled “Roosevelt Chin materials”; it is not clear how some of them are connected to Chin.

Folder 66: Johnny Unitas, Chris Redman, and Roosevelt Chin, ca. 1980s-1990s

2 color photographs; one signed by former University of Louisville quarterbacks Johnny Unitas and Chris Redman; one of Redman and Roosevelt Chin.

Folder 67: CPSH staff, leadership, and buildings, ca. 1980-2009

Photographs, with some people and dates identified on back of photos: Charles Dietsch; “Kim H. Nancy S. Current River Canal Trip – Missouri,” May 1983; Rod Napier teaching canoeing at Long Run Park, ca. 1980s and with North Carolina/Outdoor Leadership Lab, 1995; Executive Director Tracy Holladay; board president Edith Breed with children; and Kim Glass when Cabbage Patch renovation and expansion were completed in 2009; 520 Magnolia St. building when CPSH is getting ready to sell it.

Folder 68: CPSH leadership, staff, students, ca. 2013-2017

Color photographs, with some dates and many people identified on back, including students; Louisville City FC player Guy Abend; and leadership, staff, and volunteers Walt Helm, Side Anderson, Barbara Sexton-Smith, Bob Willis, Marita Willis, Charlie Farnsley, and Lea Fischbach.

Folder 69: CPSH programs, staff, and students, 2015-2016

Color photographs of CPSH programs: board member Jim Carrneal with children; Tracy Holladay and others with Community Foundation check; group dining at 610 Magnolia with Chef Edward Lee at the young chefs camp; whitewater rafting; William Rasinen with bike camp; teacher Elizabeth Smith with student at Polly Williams Art Center.

Folder 70: CPSH programs, ca. 2000, 2015-2016

Color photographs of CPSH programs: HOOF, Horses Offering Opportunities for the Future (HOOF); Mayor Greg Fischer with children at the Saturday programs opening celebration; Seed to Table, 2015-2016; volunteer Leslie Ellis.

Folder 71: CPSH events, 2014-2017

Color photographs of the following events and people: 2015 Inc. Credible awards, Walt Kunau, Jesse Hendrix-Inman, Tracy Holladay; 2017 Luckett & Farley, Little Free Library dedication; 2014 Oxmoor Auto and Progressive insurance car giveaway, Calvin Halloway, Sloane Graff, Heather Graff, Feona Bah and children, Liz Haas, Greg Haus, James Brown, Pat Murphy, Tracy Holladay; 2014 Fashion Show, Frances Lewis; 2014 Wall Together exhibition at Local Speed, teacher Elizabeth Smith; 2015 Kim Glass Library Dedication, Kim’s mother Janet Hazelwood and Myra Lee and Doyle Glass, Kim Glass’s daughter Myra Lee and husband Doyle Glass (Kim Glass died in 2014); 2016 Cabbage Patch Annual Auction, board president Chip Snyder; 2017 Golf tournament, Janae Cofield, Tracy Holladay; 2017 Putt Fore the Patch.

Folder 72: Rod Napier and his retirement party, undated, May 18, 2019

Folder 73: CPSH children, ca. 1995-early 2000s

Paper photographic images of “Louisville Collegiate School, Cabbage Patch Day, December 21, 2001”; children at “Ms Jenny’s Travel Day Camp”; Clifty Falls.

Folder 74: 3-on-3 Jamboree, 1997

Negative strips, “Cabbage Patch R-1 through R-5, 4-22-1997”; contact sheets.

Folder 75: Oversize photographs of 3-on-3 Jamboree, 1994

Folder 76: Oversize composite of photographs of pre-elementary students and teachers, May 1981

 

Subjects

African American children – Kentucky – Louisville.

Camps – Kentucky – Louisville.

Charities – Kentucky – Louisville.

Children – Services for – Kentucky – Louisville.

Chin, Roosevelt, 1933-2007.

Community centers – Kentucky – Louisville.

Gardening – Kentucky – Louisville.

Marshall, Louise, 1888-1981.

Nursery schools – Kentucky – Louisville.

Outdoor recreation – Kentucky – Louisville.

Recreation – Kentucky – Louisville.

Sewing schools – Kentucky – Louisville.

Social settlements – Kentucky – Louisville.

Team sports – Kentucky – Louisville.

Teenagers – Services for – Kentucky – Louisville.