Papers, 1909-1956.

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Papers, 1909-1956.

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The collection includes: Biographical Information, mainly in newspaper clippings (copies); his Cashbooks, 1931-1944; Diaries, 1909-1956; Photographs and Postcards made of photographs; Sermons, 1910-1919; Writings, 1933 and undated; and church-related miscellaneous. The diaries document his years at Acadia University, 1910-1915, in great detail. Other diaries vary in the amount of detail and document his serving as minister of Havelock Baptist Church, 1915-1916, and living in Parma (N.Y.), 1916-1921; Vancouver, 1919; Chicago and Savanna (Ill.), 1919-1924; Oshkosh (Wis.), 1925-1927; St. Paul (Minn.), 1928-1934, Flint (Mich.), 1935-1942, and Mount Pleasant (Mich.), 1942-1956. His correspondence file is mainly brief notes from Central Michigan University (CMU)'s Pres. Charles L. Anspach or CMU Business Manager Norval C. Bovee. The index of his sermons includes a list of baptisms, marriages, and funerals he performed, 1919-1921.

2.5 cubic ft. (in 5 boxes) : ill.

Clarke Historical Library

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