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to Donna Doniak

One postcard addressed to Donna Doniak from J. Almars dated March 28, 1947. Thanks her for being part of the Young People's Service.

GLC10079.02.16

to Donna Doniak

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from J. Halverson dated April 17, 1947. Provides her grade for the semester.

GLC10079.02.17

to Donna Doniak

One postcard addressed to Donna Doniak from Catherine Mize dated April 25, 1947. Thanks her for her friendship.

GLC10079.02.18

to Bart

One letter addressed to Bart from Robert W. Koch dated May 11, 1947. Makes note of his salary while he worked as a commercial artists during the war.

GLC10079.02.19

Lightning Strikes But O-N-C-E!

One letter addressed from J. Almars dated circa 1947.

GLC10079.02.20

Good News From Our Students

One document entitled, "Good News From Our Students," consisting of student testimonials who have been enrolled in the program.

GLC10079.02.21

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Glenn Larson dated August 1, 1947. Pertains to financial accounts.

GLC10079.02.22

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Glenn Larson dated August 15, 1947. Pertains to financial accounts.

GLC10079.02.23

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Glenn Larson dated September 4, 1947. Pertains to her missing payments on a course she enrolled in.

GLC10079.02.24

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Glenn Larson dated October 8, 1947. Pertains to her missing payments on a course she enrolled in.

GLC10079.02.26

[Items addressed to Donna Doniak]

Two items addressed to Donna Doniak from Art Instruction, Inc., dated October 28, 1946. Consists of typed documents related the program.

GLC10079.02.28

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Art Instruction, Inc., dated October 28, 1946. Pertains to making progress in their work.

GLC10079.02.28.01

This Way Towards Success

One document entitled, "This Way Towards Success," consisting of student testimonials who have been enrolled in the program.

GLC10079.02.28.02

[Items addressed to Donna Doniak]

Two items addressed to Donna Doniak from Art Instruction, Inc., dated October 21, 1947. Consists of typed documents related the program.

GLC10079.02.29

to Mrs. Nick Doniak

One letter addressed to Mrs. Nick Doniak, likely Donna's mother, from Art Instruction, Inc., dated October 21, 1947. Mentions that Donna has not received further lessons since she has not sent work.

GLC10079.02.29.01

In The Good Old Summer Time

One document entitled, "In The Good Old Summer Time," consisting of student testimonials who have been enrolled in the program.

GLC10079.02.29.02

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Glenn Larson dated November 21, 1947. Pertains to financial accounts.

GLC10079.02.30

[Items addressed to Donna Doniak]

Three items addressed to Donna Doniak from Art Instruction, Inc., dated 1947-1948. Consists of documents pertaining to her lessons, promotion and finances.

GLC10079.02.31

to Donna Doniak

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from V.M. Langseth dated November 21, 1947. Contains instructions for drawing assignments.

GLC10079.02.31.01

The Three Steps You Must Take to Succee

One letter addressed from J. Almars dated circa 1947. Contains text encouraging the recipient on how to succeed while being enrolled in Art Institution Inc.

GLC10079.02.31.02

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Glenn Larson dated July 22, 1948. Pertains to her missing payments on a course she enrolled in.

GLC10079.02.31.03

to Donna

Collection of items belonging to Donna Doniak related to the Baptist Church Revival and other matierals.

GLC10079.03

to Henry Knox

William Knox writes Secretary of War Henry Knox to correct his previous letter (GLC02437.04768). After speaking with Mr. Longman, William has learned that "the idea of paying the whole thirteen hundred pounds originated with Mr. Frazer" is not...

GLC02437.04769

to Charles D. Meigs

Governor Wise responds to a letter from Meigs, a professor of obstetrics and diseases of women at the Jefferson Medical College (in Philadelphia). Arguing for unity between North and South, writes, "I eagerly grasp your hand, as Thomas Jefferson did...

GLC05854

to "my darling Florence"

re: can't go to church because of a blizzard, so is writing her, local news, importance of education, her holiday plans. Written at Fort Omaha

GLC05201.027

[Advertisement for A Narrative of the Captivity & Providential Escape of Mrs. Jane Lewis]

Illustrated publication advertisement for a recently published book about Lewis experience as a captive of Chief Black Hawk during the Black Hawk War. Published in the aftermath of the war after Black Hawk was taken as a captive on a tour for the...

GLC07390

to Lucy Knox

Discusses why he did not introduce two of Lucy's acquaintances, Mr. Livingston and Mr. King, to the ladies Lucy mentioned. Indicates that any enemy ship in the bay is seizing every ship that comes near.

GLC02437.00426

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe experienced his first really cold morning in England, then watched the sunrise, which he described as a source of wonder and enjoyment.

GLC09414.0908

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe describes how bright the moon was last night and is looking forward to the start of Spring.

GLC09414.1009

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe describes his surroundings, namely the trees and the falls.

GLC09414.0697

to darling Cherry

He attended a reception of Queen Isabella. He then tells the story of a Mrs. Mallard the wife of a Master Mallard of the ship. He wanted her to go home with him so he smuggled her into his room, but the officers eventually found out. Written in...

GLC08284.088

to Guy

He thinks Lady Cavan is prettier than Lady Ross. He makes a reference to a British diplomat he met when he was a prisoner in Moscow.

GLC02766.018

Teamwork in Tuskegee

One photograph dated December 1947 taken by Myers from the American Red Cross. Image is of a group of teenage girls from Tuskegee Institute High School writing Christmas cards for patients at the Tuskegee Veterans Hospital. Typed notes on the
reverse...

GLC09823.07

to Henry Knox

Mrs. Beaumez writes to Knox about her sons Francis and Thomas and where their military orders might send them. She hoped they could be both sent to England, but she has heard that Thomas should be with the American convoy and Francis sent to India....

GLC02437.07370

to Benson J. Lossing re: monument for Custer and Little Big Horn

Mentions showing Genl. Custer's widow "a sketch I have just made for a monument for Gen. Custer and his men, killed at Little Big Horn".

GLC07025.01

to J.W. Vance

Writes, "Your note of the 23rd of August inviting me to attend a reception and banquet to be given in Paris, Ill. on the 21st of Oct. by the members of my old 31st Ill. Vols. was duly received. I do not know a reception that it would be more...

GLC02782

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe went to see a show, and had cake at the Red Cross Club. He is glad Sylvia's school term is over.

GLC09414.1428

to Annis, Lida and Johnny

asks Annis to learn to write better than he can and to be careful with her eyes. intructs her to be grateful for her education. tells Lida and Johnny to play with chickens and horses.

GLC08311.43

to Mary

He writes again how education is so important for their children. If she does not have money for the taxes, he insists she let him know and he will send her some money.Their pay is late.

GLC02415.063

Stride toward freedom: the Montgomery story

Published by Harper & Brothers. Inscribed to Miss Charlotte Rosenbaum, a supporter, on the first flyleaf. Inscription states "In appreciation for your genuine humanitarian concern, and your great financial and moral support in the struggle to...

GLC03025