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Serena family correspondence and correspondence concerning Keuka College [New York], William Woods College [Fulton, Mo], and Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, at which Serena held presidencies, as well as the activities of the Christian Church. Also included are family financial papers, genealogy records, and poetry written by Virginia Hearne Serena, who married Joseph in 1915.

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Legal documents relating to the case of the United States vs. Iska Carmack, regarding the federal government’s right to seize part of Court House Park in the City of Cape Girardeau for use as a Post Office. Also in the collection are articles of Incorporation for the Dixie Haven Garage and documents on the case of the Board of Trustees of the Hannibal Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church vs. J.E Taylor, Missouri Attorney General.

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Printed speech (15p) by Judge Norwin D. Houser honoring Louis Houck, who served for 39 years on the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Board of Regents, and 36 years as President of the Board of Regents, presented at Homecoming ceremonies at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. Foreword by W. W. Parker, president of the college.

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Photograph of the Judiciary committee of the 42nd Missouri General Assembly, the state legislature of the state of Missouri, composed of both a house of representatives and a senate.

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Julia Wilson’s diploma in Elementary Education from Southeast Missouri State Normal school. *oversized

Abstract Papers relating to Friant’s careers in business and public service, an important promoter of economic development for Southeast Missouri, as an officer in the Himmelberger-Harrison Land and Investment Company (1915-1925), as special representative for the Little River Drainage District Association, as Secretary-Treasurer of the National Drainage Association (1931-1933), and as Special Assistant to the Secretary of Agriculture (1933-1939). Includes correspondence, copies of federal documents...

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Magazine published monthly by the Junior Class of the Missouri State Normal School—Third District. Issues January ΓÇô April.

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Contains minutes of the founding of the Alpha Eta chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an honors fraternity for teachers, on the campus of Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, as well as club information from inception in 1925 until 1963.

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Program from 25th anniversary banquet of the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College chapter of international honor fraternity in education.

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Articles relating to Kappa Delta Pi activities, banquet programs, honors assembly programs, convocation dinner, and regional conference program. Also includes photographs, reservation sheets, and bookmarks.