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0302: Arvil Ernest Harris Papers, 1925-1965, Marshall University Special Collections
0302: Arvil Ernest Harris Papers, 1925-1965, Marshall University Special Collections
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Marshall University dean of the graduate school; educator. Papers include dissertation, certificates, family history, personal papers, and files related to service on the Huntington, West Virginia, City Council.
To view materials from this collection that are digitized and available online, search the Arvil Ernest Harris Papers, 1925-1965 here.
0299: Osborne Family Papers, 1904-1930, Marshall University
0299: Osborne Family Papers, 1904-1930, Marshall University
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This collection contains correspondence from L. J. Corbly and J. E. Plummer, president of Marshall College and the Marshall Business College respectively, to recruit the Osburns/Osbornes to attend Marshall. This collection includes Marshall College ephemera from 1904-1906, including advertising pamphlets, a 1905 copy of The Parthenon, general course information, and empty envelopes.
The accession record states that this collection included a cylindrical photograph of the Marshall College student body in May of 1930, however, this item was not found when the collection was processed.
0297: Walter Lindsey Brown Papers, 1926-1979, Marshall University
0297: Walter Lindsey Brown Papers, 1926-1979, Marshall University
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Papers include copies of speech and articles, memorials, correspondence, and newspaper clippings. Speeches include “Advising Management” [on legal issues] and a graduation speech from the 1926 commencement exercises from the University of Virginia. Articles include “A Substitute for the Bricker Amendment” from the Virginia Law Review and a resolution from Huntington Galleries mourning Brown. Clippings include obituaries about Brown’s death. Correspondence focuses on planning a memorial for Brown after his death, as well as the dedication of Walter L. Brown Hall at the University of Virginia School of Law.
0292: Howard E. Emmons Journal, 1918-1919, Marshall University Special Collections
0292: Howard E. Emmons Journal, 1918-1919, Marshall University Special Collections
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This collection is composed “Cavalry Drill Regulations, United States Army” in 1911, and pilot’s log book. The log book was owned by Howard E. Emmons and contains approximately twenty pages of materials spanning from July to December of 1918, beginning in the U.S. School of Military Aeronautics at the Ohio State University and including flight activities at Carruthers Field in Fort Worth, Texas. The regulations book was owned by -Delos?- -C.?- Emmons. Also included in the collection is a 1919 letter from the Air Service Flying School certifying that Howard Emmons has 253 hours and 20 minutes of flying time …
0242: Delta Theta Tau. Beta Pi Chapter, Huntington, Wv Scrapbook, 1926-1932, Marshall University Special Collections
0242: Delta Theta Tau. Beta Pi Chapter, Huntington, Wv Scrapbook, 1926-1932, Marshall University Special Collections
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Scrapbook of sorority activites containing history of founding of local chapter, lists of members, pledges, etc. Found in effects of Lena Hurt, founding member. Folders contain loose items found in scrapbook.
0219: Walter S. Mccutchen Papers, 1878, Marshall University Special Collections
0219: Walter S. Mccutchen Papers, 1878, Marshall University Special Collections
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The original accession record states that the collection contains a diploma from Marshall College State Normal School and holograph copy of speech delivered at commencement on July 5, 1878. The speech copy is present, but the diploma was unable to be located at the time of finding aid creation.
0135: L. Marie White Papers, 1870-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
0135: L. Marie White Papers, 1870-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
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Assistant Registrar and assistant to the director of alumni affairs at Marshall University. Papers consist of lists of graduates of Marshall College, newspaper clippings, and her notes, drafts and manuscript for her booklet, `Metamorphose of Old Main,' and an unpublished history of the Albert Gallatin Jenkins Laboratory School at Marshall College.
0137: Bertha Julia Steinbach Filson Papers, 1899-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
0137: Bertha Julia Steinbach Filson Papers, 1899-1976, Marshall University Special Collections
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A major portion of the Bertha Filson papers consists of certificates of award, membership, and certification--all pertaining to Mrs. Filson’s activities as an educator, churchwoman, and Marshall University alumna. Correspondence includes letters from Lawrence J. Corbly, president of Marshall College from 1896 until 1915; George M. Ford, state superintendent of schools; and James Leftwich, a former student of Mrs. Filson’s who became president of the F. W. Woolworth Company.
There are also some compositions written by Mrs. Filson for an English class, many of which describe persons, places or events in Mason County, West Virginia. A large collection of newspaper …
0107: Ali Nawrouzi Typescript, 1975, Marshall University Special Collections
0107: Ali Nawrouzi Typescript, 1975, Marshall University Special Collections
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The Change in Marshall University Organizational Structure, a research paper, written for Public Administration.
0069: West Virginia Association Of Colleges And Universities Papers, 1961-1974, Marshall University Special Collections
0069: West Virginia Association Of Colleges And Universities Papers, 1961-1974, Marshall University Special Collections
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The collection consists of the office files of the West Virginia Association of Colleges and Universities from 1961 until 1974, when the Association underwent reorganization. Included in these files are minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors, correspondence, and financial reports. The records of the West Virginia Committee for Higher Education comprise a major portion of the collection.
Included in this portion are correspondence, drafts of legislative bills and studies pursuant to the establishment of the Board of Regents. Also included are scrapbooks, study material, books, and slides.
0006: Virgil Anson Lewis Papers, 1843-1973, Marshall University Special Collections
0006: Virgil Anson Lewis Papers, 1843-1973, Marshall University Special Collections
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The Virgil A. Lewis papers consist primarily of a holograph draft of a history of Marshall College from its founding in 1837 until the 1890s, with an emphasis on the early years, before the Civil War. Included are research notes, trascriptions of documents, correspondence, and a copy of the contract between Mrs. Virgil Lewis and Lawrence Corbly, former president of the college, who carried on the work of the history after Mr. Lewis's death. There are also pamphlets written by Mr. Lewis and two compilations by his daughers Lucie and Virginia: "A History of the Lewis and Stone Families" and …
0044: George Wallace Letters To M. P. Shawkey, 1935, Marshall University Special Collections
0044: George Wallace Letters To M. P. Shawkey, 1935, Marshall University Special Collections
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Huntington, West Virginia, attorney and author. Letters to Morris Shawkey, president of Marshall College, concern the early history of the school.