Collection, 1912,2008.

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Collection, 1912,2008.

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The collection is divided into two series, each in its own box: first the materials of Ted Kjolhede, and second, the materials of Marion Kraft Larson. Series (Box) 1 consists of materials documenting the life of Ted Kjolhede, including biographical materials, photographs of his athletic career and teams, articles and letters to the editors he wrote, many of which were published in the Morning Sun, and various materials related to Central Michigan University (CMU) athletics, CMU World War II graduates, and his career at CMU. Series (Box) 2 consists mostly of newspaper and magazine articles (copies) collected or created by Marion Kraft Larson about her high school classmate Ernest Hemingway. Also included are a few biographical materials about Marion. Of particular interest, is her Memory Book of Oak Park and River Forest Township High School, 1917, signed by Ernest and Marcelline Hemingway, among others, and her 1972 paper about her memories of Ernest Hemingway and his family, entitled "Yes, I Knew Ernest Hemingway." There is one undated, color photograph of Marion, and a photograph album, 1912-1913, probably of her primary school mates. Also included is one oversized photograph of the Oak Park and River Forest Township High School graduation class, 1917.

1 cubic ft. (in 2 boxes): ill.

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Hemingway (Family : Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961)

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Kjolhede, Ted.

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Kjolhede, Virginia.

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Sanford, Marcelline Hemingway, 1898-1963

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