4-H Record Book, 1927-1934, n.d.

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4-H Record Book, 1927-1934, n.d.

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The collection (1927-1934, n.d.) contains the 4-H record book of Evelyn M. Peterson. The record book contains letters of recommendation, record books for 4-H projects, personal expense account record books and essay, club programs, lists of personal and club activities, Evelyn's 4-H story, photographs, newspaper clippings, and letters from the Webster County Home Demonstration Agent Elizabeth Peterson. Some related collections include the Iowa 4-H Records (RS 16/3/4), the Iowa 4-H Foundation Records (RS 16/3/7), the Jessie Field Shambaugh Collection (RS 16/3/60), and the 4-H record books and papers of James Kearns (RS 16/3/66), Verneil Branstad (RS 16/3/4/51), Marie Mann (RS 16/3/4/52), Lucille Peterson (RS 16/3/4/53), and Elva Brown (RS 16/3/4/55).

1.0 linear ft. (1 oversize box).

Iowa State University, Parks Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7804280

Iowa State University, Parks Library

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Lost Grove Leaders 4-H Girls' Club (Webster County, Iowa).

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4-H Youth Development Program (U.S.)

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Peterson, Evelyn C.

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Evelyn M. Peterson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson of Harcourt, Webster County, Iowa. She joined 4-H, along with her sister Lucille, as a charter member of the Lost Grove Leaders 4-H Girls' Club. The club was organized in April 1927 and throughout the next seven years Evelyn would be an active member. Evelyn completed a number of 4-H projects in baking, canning, clothing, and home furnishing. Evelyn would devote 70 years of her life to 4-H and was posthumously inducted into the ...

Peterson, Evelyn C.

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Evelyn M. Peterson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson of Harcourt, Webster County, Iowa. She joined 4-H, along with her sister Lucille, as a charter member of the Lost Grove Leaders 4-H Girls' Club. The club was organized in April 1927 and throughout the next seven years Evelyn would be an active member. Evelyn completed a number of 4-H projects in baking, canning, clothing, and home furnishing. Evelyn would devote 70 years of her life to 4-H and was posthumously inducted into the ...