President Eugene C. Warriner Papers, 1882,2002.

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President Eugene C. Warriner Papers, 1882,2002.

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The collection includes Dr. Warriner's personal papers, 1885, 2002, including Biographical Information, with a Scrapbook, undated, ca. 1890; Diaries and Date Books, 1885,1937; his license to Preach, 1913; Photographs, undated; and related newspaper articles (copies). Other series include Correspondence, with a few folders of personal correspondence, 1902-1940, undated; Meeting Minutes of various Central Michigan University (CMU) organizations and committees, 1932-1940; Reports of CMU and educational organizations, 1919,1939; Speeches Dr. Warriner gave, 1906-1942, undated; Subject Files, 1896-1948, including CMU football scores, 1896-1939, and two student papers about Dr. Warriner, 1952, undated; Dr. Warriner's Writings, 1900-1935, undated; and 3"x5" index cards, indexing his correspondence, 1882-1939, undated (2 small boxes). The collection provides good documentation on Warriner, his interests, such as Prohibition and Temperance, ideas, and education and CMU related issues of interest during his tenure as CMU's president, such as Women's Suffrage and football.

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

Clarke Historical Library

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