Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John Henry Hauberg papers, 1773-1998 and undated (bulk 1857-1955), primarily consists of the personal and professional papers of John Henry Hauberg. Personal papers include wills, deeds, financial records, land records, correspondence, and information on Hauberg's private library. In addition the collection includes papers related to Hauberg's civic and organizational activities as well as records related to the Denkmann-Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company.Hauberg was very interested...

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For its 11th Annual Big Hike, the Black Hawk Hiking Club visited Hannibal, St. Louis, Onondaga Cave, Springfield, Branson, and Lake Taneycomo in Missouri; the Ozarks; Hot Springs and Little Rock in Arkansas; and Carbondale, Murphysboro, and Springfield in Illinois.

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During the 12th Annual Big Hike, members of the Black Hawk Hiking Club traveled to Hell's Half Acre State Park, Grand Tetons National Park, Grand Glacier, Jackson, Death Canyon, Yellowstone National Park, and Shoshone National Forest in Wyoming; Billings, Montana; Black Hills, The Needles, and the Badlands in South Dakota.

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In 1932, the Black Hawk Hiking Club visited Cheyenne, Wyoming and several places in Colorado--Boulder, Red Rock Lake, Brainard Lake, Mt. Audobon, Ward, Blackhawk, Central City, Isabel Glacier, Rock Mountain Park, Trail Ridge Road, Long's Peak, Estes Park, and Big Thompson Canyon.

Scope and Contents The 13th Street Irregulars group was organized to “provide a series of events for the socialization and fellowship of middle-aged couples at Trinity.” The name "Irregulars" referred to the group's "irregular" position within the church's larger outreach program. The group arranged participation in local Quad Cities events, progressive dinners and socials, and day trips to events and tourist destinations in the Upper Mississippi Valley region. The 13th Street Irregulars subseries contains...

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For their 14th Annual Big Hike, members of the Black Hawk Hiking Club journeyed eastward to Gettysburg and Philadelphia in Pennyslvania; Lakehurst, New Jersey; the New Jersey coast; New York City, Bear Mountain, and West Point in New York; Hyannis, Chatham, Provincetown, Concord, and Lexington in Massachussetts; Glocester, Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and Mt. Champlain in Maine; Vermont; New Hampshire; and Niagra Falls and Sarnia in Ontario.

Scope and Contents From the Series: The anniversaries series, 1922-2012, contains materials documenting the various major anniversaries observed by Trinity Lutheran Church. Records related to early anniversaries tend to consist of single anniversary service programs and historical sketches, while later anniversaries (such as the 75th and 100th) reflect yearlong and sometimes multi-year programming, including worship service programs, event programs, historical sketches and retrospectives, scrapbooks, surveys, and dedication...

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In 1934, the Black Hawk Hiking Club went to Bismarck and the Badlands in North Dakota; Glacier National Park, Idaho; Billings, Montana; Custer Battle Field, Devil's Tower, and Sylvan Lake in Wyoming; and the Black Hills and Badlands in South Dakota.

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Addressed to Mrs. M. J. Crouder.

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Addressed to Mrs. Kate Miller from Mark.