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File contains an original certificate of stock from Cox’s investment in North-Western Christian University (later Butler University) in 1862. He originally invested $100 in stock in the school and wrote a promissory note in 1862 for $33.33. There is also a letter to him dated 1872 from the secretary of North-Western Christian University regarding financials.

Scope and Contents Journals from the travels of James Irving and Musetta Holcomb along with two of their friends and provides a full retelling of their travels in places such as Singapore, India, Japan, China, Hungary, and France. The collection is comprised of two separate notebooks, the first being from September 11th, 1928, until December 3rd, 1928. This notebook is handwritten and the second one is typed and more extensive, continuing until the end of their travels when they arrive home March 12th,...

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This collection consists of a Butler University Bachelor of Science degree awarded to Herbert Bohn in 1946. It also contains a Purdue University and Butler University Schools of Pharmacy certificate of participation in a continuing education program on cancer and chemotherapy earned by Bohn in 1974.

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This collection includes a picture of what is presumed to be Doris Driggs from the year 1975. It also includes two Butler University diplomas, the first from 1934 with a certificate of completion of the two-year Kindergarten-Primary Course in Education and the second is a Bachelor of Science Degree from 1936.

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This collection contains the diploma of Dee Schaffer, who graduated from Butler University in 1957 with a Master of Religious Education. The collection also contains a copy of what is presumed to be his obituary.

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This collection consists of roughly 300 pages of notes for a Plant Physiology class taken by an unknown student in the summer of 1929. The contents include class material as well as drawings of plant physiology subject matter.

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This collection contains handwritten notes presumed to be written by Barbara Fowler during her speech class in 1939. It also includes an accompanying class workbook.