Laura Belle Hornbeck biography, 2004.

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Laura Belle Hornbeck biography, 2004.

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Biographical information on Hornbeck, compiled in 2004. Materials include: a family tree; brief biography; and digitized copies of documents, including: Hornbeck's diploma, graduation program, and her valedictorian speech from Kalkaska (Mich.) high school, 1892; inscriptions in her college textbook, 1902; her first teaching contract for Kalkaska, 1902-1903, a list of her 5th and 6th graders from a school booklet, 1902-1903; digitized color, black and white, and tinted family photographs, 1902 and undated; her delayed birth certificate, 1942; her son Charles' obituary, 1923; and her obituary and funeral card, 1946.

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