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Flat box 15

 Container

Contains 27 Results:

Different Homemakers, undated

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0533
Identifier: Item 5

Leanna Driftmier, 1946

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0534
Identifier: Item 6

Up a Country Lane, 1950

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0535
Identifier: Item 7

Honor Program for M. Vandervelde, 4/2/1993

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0553
Identifier: Item 1

Brahms, Block, 5/27/1962

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0537
Identifier: 72547

Rehearsal: Rameau, Debussy, Bach Sonata in F minor, 7/25/1962

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0538
Identifier: 72548

Schuman, Handel, Beethoven, 5/10/1959

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0536
Identifier: 72550

Oral history interview with Kathryn Louden, 4/18/2001

 Item — Flat Box: 15, Case: AC0551
Identifier: 32025

Matthey, Lucille, 10/27/2000

 Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Sub- 1
Scope and Contents

The Lucille Matthey interview follows the chronology of her life from childhood on a farm to courtship, marriage, farm manager, and widow. The majority of the interview concerns her experiences before coming to the Terra Farm. She attributed her leadership in the Farm Bureau to her personal preference for farming and politics ahead of homemaking.

Dates: 10/27/2000

Puttmann, Sally: interview, 10/27/2000

 File — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Sub- 1
Scope and Contents

The Sally Puttmann interview follows the chronology of her life from a rather isolated childhood on a farm to courtship, marriage, farm leader and widow. She attributed her leadership skills to her volunteer activities with her local church and discussed her path-breaking leadership as a woman in the church, the Farm Bureau, the Iowa State Soil Conservation Commission, and the Leopold Center.

Dates: 10/27/2000

Strait, Eleanor: interview, 3/30/2001

 Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Sub- 1
Scope and Contents

The Eleanor Strait interview chronicles her life and volunteer activities. It describes the personal and family aspects of her leadership roles in various organizations and does not touch upon political issues.

Dates: 3/30/2001

Striegel, Virginia: interview, 8/5/1999

 Item — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Sub- 1
Scope and Contents

The interview follows the chronology of the life of Virginia Striegel from childhood, to widowhood, and leadership in conservation and farm issues. Virginia Striegel stated she would not attempt to be accurate with dates, but spoke with conviction about her experiences and opinions. In 2002, she reported that she “held back” during the interview, concerned that the tape was meant to be honorary rather than documentary.

Dates: 8/5/1999