Women's Studies Archives

Newsclipping, audio cassette interview with transcript, and publicity photographs (inscribed from fellow performers) of a woman who entertained on the vaudeville circuit in the early 20th century as part of the sandpainting act of Powell and Nedra.

Organizational records of the Regional division of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs for Northwest Ohio, including minutes, subject files, and clippings.

The records of the Ohio Branch of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons, Inc., date from 1931 to 1979.

Minutes, membership records, correspondence, reports and financial material.

Minutes (1940-1964) and programs (1949-1965).

Transcript of interview with a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, president of the local at the Hoover Company, conducted in North Canton, Ohio on October 17, 1978 as part of the Ohio Labor History Project.

The papers of Olive A. Colton consist of one-half cubic foot of correspondence, autobiographical essays, a journal/scrapbook, memorials, poems, newspaper clippings, photographs and books.

A handwritten narrative of Olive Oatman's captivity by the Apache and Mohave Indians, passes issued to the Yuma Indian who affected her release, a photograph, and published accounts of her captivity.

Paper presented at a meeting of the Port Clinton Literary and Social Club.

The records of Trinity Conclave #3, Order of True Kindred consists of letters, postcards, and other minor documents of a Toledo, Ohio Masonic affiliated organization, primarily centered around Hazel Lafferty, one of the organizers of that conclave.

Minutes of meetings, membership lists, financial reports, constitutions, and publicity reports.

Loose photographs from years as a student at Bowling Green Normal College between 1914 and 1916; brochure and program related to reunion of Class of 1916 in 1961, and correspondence with class members related to reunion events.

Newsletters, programs, clippings, flyers, and minor correspondence. Organization also known as the War Brides Association.

The Oxford Homemakers County Extension Club consists of materials spanning from 1956 to 1983. The collection consists of minutes detailing the monthly meetings, a book of finances, and five scrapbooks.

Annual program booklets with information on officers, committees, programs and membership.

Letter from a rural Wood County woman, mentioning the 1918 influenza epidemic in the area, describing her activities at canning and other farm chores, and making reference to the possibility of adopting two boys.

The records of this organization consist of minutes, programs, membership rolls, correspondence, literary productions, and news clippings.

Membership books (1937/38, 1942/43), and minutes books (1942-1961, 1963-1967).

Secretary's record book, including constitution, minutes, and membership; later called the Port Clinton Card Club.

Constitution and bylaws, yearbook (1922, 1924-1944), and memorials (1938-1939) of a Sandusky, Ohio women's club.

The records of Deshler Temple #204, Pythian Sisters, Deshler, Ohio, consist of minutes, membership cards, and financial records covering the period from 1903 to 1932.

The records of Jackson Temple #309, Pythian Sisters, Hoytville, Ohio, consist of minutes, cashbooks, ledgers, membership cards, rolls of officers, a state-wide "black book" (rejections, suspensions, and expulsions), and a constitution of the Rathbone Sisters, a parallel organization, covering the period from 1907 to 1961.

Scrapbook of a student attending Bowling Green State University starting in 1946 as Relda Grunder.