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Helen S. Collins scrapbook
Robert Cooper collection on Theodore Celms
Theodore Celms, Augustana College professor from 1949 to 1963 and 1967 to 1973, was one of the many scholars evacuated from Eastern Europe during World War II. The Robert Cooper collection on Theodore Celms consists of photocopies of several short biographical articles on Dr. Celms, including announcements about his death, and photocopies of Cooper's class notes from Celms's 1961 Philosophy of Culture course.
R. M. Coultas papers
Tina Johnson Cranz autograph album
Tina Johnson Cranz was a resident of Galesburg, Illinois, and a former student of Knox College's Female Seminary in the late 1880s. This collection consists of a single autograph album signed by friends and family members of Tina Johnson Cranz. The album is peppered throughout by entries and drawings created by Tina's daughter, Ellen Cranz, as a young girl.
Emily Envall Dahlberg papers
Arthur E. Danielson and Elmer Tragd papers
Arthur E. Danielson and Elmer Tragd lived in 111 5th Avenue in Moline in the early 1900s. Materials in this collection include a photocopy of a Moline city directory, photographs and photocopies of photographs, envelopes, an invitation to a dance, materials from the Columbian Correspondence College and the American School of Correspondence (Danielson may have been a student), and a letter to Tragd from an Edythe F. L of Geneseo, Illinois.
Delta Chi Theta records
The Delta Chi Theta sorority is a campus Greek group created in 1965. Materials in this collection include the original pledge book, photographs, a newspaper photograph clipping and photocopy of the original members of the sorority, a procedures document, blank award forms, and composite photographs. The original pledge book is restricted from general use to protect the privacy of the group, its traditions, and its members.
Delta Omega Nu records
Delta Omega Nu is an Augustana College fraternity. This collection consists of one oversize box containing two paddles (1975, a small pledge book (1972-1975), a letterman jacket (1947), three 1950s dance cards, and photographs, member lists, and a photocopy of a DON pledge book, 1991-1992. The letterman jacket is restricted to active members and alumni.
Denison family papers
Ruth Hoyt Denison (1877-1940) and Vivian Denison (1880-1938) were residents of Harlan, Iowa, and later Moline, Illinois. The couple had one son, Henry Hoyt Denison. The Denison family papers, 1906-1971, primarily focuses on the deaths of Ruth and Vivian Denison. The collection includes memorial booklets, obituaries, a cemetery deed, a family Bible, and other papers.