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ULS Archives & Special Collections
Title Josiah K. Lilly Correspondence Creator
Lilly, Josiah Kirby, 1861-1948
Collection Number CAM.JKLCorr.2016 Extent
46.25 Linear Feet
(37 boxes)
Date 1931-1944 Abstract The Josiah K. Lilly Correspondence contains correspondence regarding the impetus of the Foster Hall Collection, development, research and documentation of the collection at Foster Hall at Lilly's home in Indianapolis, Lilly's relationship with the University of Pittsburgh, and the donation and transfer of the Collection to the University to be housed in the Stephen Foster Memorial. Among the various topics covered in the correspondence are John Tasker Howard's research and publication of his biography of Foster, Evelyn Foster Morneweck's biography of her uncle, Lilly's dealings with rare book dealers, the creation of the Foster Hall Recordings and Foster Hall Reproductions, and Lilly's contact with various Foster descendants. Physical Location This collection is stored at the Archives Service Center. Language
English
. Author Kathryn Haines. Publisher ULS Archives & Special Collections Address University of Pittsburgh Library Systemhttp://library.pitt.edu/archives-special-collections Processing Information
This collection was processed by Kathryn Miller Haines in March, 2016.
Scope and Content Notes The Lilly Correspondence contains correspondence regarding the impetus of the Foster Hall Collection, development, research and documentation of the collection at Foster Hall at Lilly's home in Indianapolis, Lilly's relationship with the University of Pittsburgh, and the donation and transfer of the Collection to the University to be housed in the Stephen Foster Memorial. Among the various topics covered in the correspondence are John Tasker Howard's research and publication of his biography of Foster, Evelyn Foster Morneweck's biography of her uncle, Lilly's dealings with rare book dealers, the creation of the Foster Hall Recordings and Foster Hall Reproductions, and Lilly's contact with various Foster descendants, and the collection's transfer to the University of Pittsburgh.
Preferred Citation
Josiah K. Lilly Correspondence, Foster Hall Collection, Center for American Music, University of Pittsburgh
Biography
The Foster Hall Collection was founded, not by a Pittsburgher or a musician, but by an Indianapolis manufacturer, Josiah Kirby Lilly, Sr. Through his generosity, the collection was presented to the University of Pittsburgh, to be housed permanently in the Foster Memorial, for view and study by the American people. Much of the remarkable revival of interest in Foster was due to the activities of Mr. Lilly. Through his collecting he brought to light hitherto unknown information and acquired materials that might otherwise have been lost. Through his publications he made important contributions to Foster bibliography. Through his gifts to libraries, schools, musical organizations, radio stations, and individuals, Foster music and literature have been widely distributed and new interest in the composer was aroused.
The love of this Indiana citizen for the music of Stephen Foster may be traced back to his youth, in Greencastle, Indiana, when he used to hear the students at Asbury College (now DePauw University) singing Foster's songs. Throughout his life, Mr. Lilly has enjoyed keenly hearing Foster's music sung or played. But it was not until 1930, when he was about to retire from business, that he became actively interested in the collecting of material relating to Foster. Some time that year, he happened to hear played a set of excellent phonographic recordings of
Foster's music. It occurred to him that it might be an interesting hobby to collect the early editions of these songs he loved so well. Acting upon the advice of one of his sons, a bibliophile, Mr. Lilly wrote to several dealers in Americana, from whom he acquired a few first and early editions of Foster's songs. And then, on January 5, 1931, occurred an event which caused him to become a serious collector of Fosteriana, and to build up the most important collection in existence. On that day he acquired from a Boston dealer several hundred early editions of Foster music, including nearly one hundred first editions. He realized that he now had the most important collection of the music of America's great melodist that had yet been brought together. Yet it was obvious that it
was far from complete. He had less than half the possible first editions. There must be many hundreds- possibly thousands- of early editions. His collection so far possessed no Foster manuscripts, no letters, none of
Stephen's personal possessions, no pictures, no bibliography on the subject. The very incompleteness of his work so far was a challenge! He would build up his collection, fill in the vacancies, learn all he could about the man and his music, work carefully and accurately, and make his hobby a distinct contribution to American music and American history. He possessed, in the suburbs of Indianapolis, a small granite building used as a library and music hall. He placed his collection in this building, which was then named Foster Hall. The collection itself soon became known as the Foster Hall Collection.
Mr. Lilly organized the work of solving his collecting problems in businesslike fashion. Not long after the collection was founded, he realized that his interest would soon pass the stage of a one-man hobby, and that assistance would be necessary. New acquisitions were accumulating, source material was awaiting study, certain problems requiring a technical knowledge of music had arisen. The specialized aid he needed was found in the person of Walter R. Whittlesey, an able research worker and musicologist of Washington, D. C., for thirty-five years a member of the staff of the music division of the Library of Congress. As the collection grew in size, other members were added to the Faster Hall staff, in both Indianapolis and Washington. The wdrk was divided into the classifications of acquiring, research, cataloguing, mounting, and correspondence. At one time, eleven persons were engaged in carrying on the work.
Many others, not directly associated with Foster Hall, assisted in the building up of the collection. Dealers in books and music who had Foster material for sale or exchange, fellow-collectors, and all persons interested in Stephen Foster were invited to communicate with Foster Hall. For their benefit an informal magazine, entitled the Foster Hall Bulletin, was published and distributed gratuitously. This bulletin contained news of interest to the Foster collector: the discovery of new songs, reprints of Foster letters, the establishment of memorials to the composer. Each issue contained a list of the songs still needed by the Foster Hall Collection, and the prices offered for them. The relatives of Stephen Foster aided in the work. Mrs. Jessie W. Rose of Pittsburgh, granddaughter of the
composer, and Mrs. Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, daughter of his brother, Morrison Foster, rendered especially valuable service. Original letters and manuscripts, personal possessions of Foster, and other source material not obtainable elsewhere were added to the collection through their cooperation. Moreover, musicians, librarians, curators, students of Americana, sent information and material. Letters were received from all parts of the United States, from Canada and Great Britain, and material poured in from every quarter and in every form.
The result, after several years of work, was a comprehensive collection of more than ten thousand separate items, carefully catalogued and prepared for preservation and use, including: original manuscripts; facsimiles of manuscripts in other collections; first, early, and modern editions of Foster's music; Foster's own possessions; books relating to the composer in whole or in part; songbooks containing his music; magazine and newspaper articles; pictures and portraits; phonograph records; broadsides; and miscellaneous Fosteriana.
One of the most fascinating of the Foster Hall studies has been the identification of original works of the composer, as distinguished from adaptations of his melodies. The number of original published songs and compositions discovered so far is 201. In addition to this number, there were over a hundred arrangements and translations which are not classified as original works. The determination of these figures was a more complicated process than the mere counting of titles. It was early discovered that many of the songs credited to Foster were not actually original compositions. Mr. Lilly has coined the word "Derivata" for adaptations of Foster melodies- a term which has become a standard part of the vocabulary of Foster collectors. The immense number of these adaptations was a source of confusion to the early students of Foster's work. Under the impression that they were counting only original works, they would include these titles in check lists of the composer's music. At one time, Foster Hall had credited Foster with over 300 original works. Gradually, through the discovery that this figure included "Derivata," the number was brought down to 201.
Foster Hall was a non-commercial institution. No charges of any kind were made for its services or its publications. Its founder did not seek self-advertisement. His only purpose was to revive interest in the music of Stephen Foster. All persons interested in Foster were cordially invited to visit Foster Hall or to correspond with Mr. Lilly. Writers and students seeking source material were especially welcome, and assistance was given to them in the preparation of article, book, or thesis. This liberal policy, for example, contributed to the production in 1934 of a long needed definitive biography of the composer, John Tasker Howard's Stephen Foster, America's Troubadour . This volume, the standard work on the subject, was not published by Mr. Lilly, but he had turned the facilities of his collections, both of materials and of newly-discovered facts of Foster's career, over to Mr. Howard, then already known as an able music historian through his reference book Our American Music . More than fifteen thousand visitors came to Foster Hall during its six years of existence in Indianapolis, not only from Indiana and the Middle West, but from other sections. At least once a week Foster programs were presented at the hall, consisting of a lecture on the composer, a display of the material in the collection, and Foster music by a quartet.
The publications of Foster Hall were prepared for many uses. The most important was entitled Foster Hall Reproductions of the Songs, Compositions and Arrangements by Stephen Collins Foster . This work is a set of facsimiles of the first (or earliest obtainable) editions of Foster's complete works. Since it serves as an accurate check list, it is a valuable aid to the collector who wishes to know the points determining the first edition of a Foster song. Because of the large number of Foster's works and of the necessity for accurate editing, the checking, engraving, and printing of the Reproductions was an undertaking of considerable magnitude, requiring a year and a half to complete. One thousand sets of the Reproductions were published and presented by Mr. Lilly to libraries throughout the United States and Great Britain. The fact that the Reproductions not only comprise Foster's complete works, but also are facsimiles of the original printings, makes them a unique publication.
Another widely distributed Foster Hall publication was a handsome reprint of the biographical section of Morrison Foster's work, under the title of My Brother Stephen . Other books and pamphlets, dealing with Foster's life, have been presented to collectors. Songs of Stephen Foster , edited by Will Earhart and Edward B. Birge, is intended primarily for use in schools. It is a collection of more than forty of Foster's best songs. This work has been widely distributed, and multiple editions were published by the University of Pittsburgh. Although prepared chiefly for use by children, adults found this work suitable for their own use. Mr. Lilly also published a number of arrangements of Foster's music. An excellent medley of Foster melodies for concert band was prepared by Luis Guzman, of the United States Marine Band. This work was presented to American high-school and college bands, and to bands throughout Latin America and Europe. The Foster Hall Recordings consisted of phonograph records of all Foster's original works. A few sets of these records have been prepared and presented to such institutions as the Library of Congress. Moreover, radio stations have been furnished phonographic recordings of Foster programs, and arrangements especially adapted for broadcasting purposes. In all his work, Mr. Lilly has attempted to do more than maintain a mere museum of Foster relics. He sought to keep alive the music of Stephen Foster. The Foster Hall publications not only helped to keep alive the best Foster melodies, they have helped to popularize songs of genuine merit, which were not so well known.
After he had founded his collection, Mr. Lilly seriously considered what should be done with it eventually. About that time, he heard of the Stephen Foster Memorial, planned by the Tuesday Musical Club and the University of Pittsburgh. There, it seemed to him, was the logical destination for his collection. His offer to present the collection to the Pittsburgh memorial was accepted, and in 1937 it was transferred in its entirety from Indianapolis to its new home. The work of Foster Hall, under the auspices of the University of Pittsburgh, was an uninterrupted continuation of its former activities in Indianapolis. Its facilities are available to student or writer, publications are sent out, schools and clubs are assisted in the preparation of Foster programs, the collection is exhibited to visitors, programs are held in the memorial.
Adapted from "A Pittsburgh Composer and His Memorial" by Fletcher Hodges, Jr. (Pittsburgh: The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1951)
Copyright
The University of Pittsburgh holds the property rights to the material in this collection, but the copyright may still be held by the original creator/author. Researchers are therefore advised to follow the regulations set forth in the U.S. Copyright Code when publishing, quoting, or reproducing material from this collection without the consent of the creator/author or that go beyond what is allowed by fair use.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Josiah Kirby Lilly in 1937.
Acquisition Information
The correspondence written prior to the 1937 transfer of the Foster Hall Collection was included as part of the gift to the University. The remaining correspondence was created/received at the University of Pittsburgh.
Subjects Corporate Names Stephen Collins Foster Memorial (University of Pittsburgh) University of Pittsburgh. Foster Hall Collection Personal Names Foster, Stephen Collins, 1826-1864 Other Subjects Popular music -- United States -- To 1901 Musicians -- United States Music -- Manuscripts Music -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh Container List A , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 1 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Contains correspondence from Aldine Book Co.; Alwes, Gladys; American Library Association; Antiquarian Magazine; Antiques; Appleton, D.; Mrs. A.F. Armstrong; Associated Music Publishers; Athens, PA Library; Mr. S.C. Atkinson; Mr. Axtell
Aeolian Company , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 2 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Contains correspondence from the Aeolian Company in New York, NY, which produced three organ roles of Foster's music, not for sale or distribution, but for use at Foster Hall.
B , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 2A Bieber, Albert , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 3 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Albert Bieber, a Manasquan, NY, Antiquarian bookseller. Sold Lilly an entire set of Foster sheet music as well as songbooks with Foster interest.
Boyd, Charles N. , 1930-1932 Containers box 1 , folder 4 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Charles Boyd, a Pittsburgh based Foster Fan. Boyd provided Lilly with many leads and contacts.
Briggs, Morris H. , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 5 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Morris Briggs, a Chicago, IL, rare book dealer and one of Lilly's first contacts. Throughout the building of the collection he provided many interesting items, even though his prices were unreasonably high.
C , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 6 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Contains correspondence from H. M. Caldwell Company; Calahan, Lorena; D.L. Chambers; Chappell Publishing Company, Ltd.; Cincinnati Enquirer; Cincinnati Music Hall; Circleville Public Library; Sherman Clay & Co.; Dr. J.B. Clayton; Mrs. J.L. Clough; Christopher Coleman; Madame Cooper; Charles Copeland; Sandro Corona; Monroe D. Crannell; Crooks; Frank Crumit
Carnright, E.M. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 7 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from E.M. Carnright, a New York, NY, dealer. All correspondence concerns the sale of sheet music.
Certain, Mrs. Henry J. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 8 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Mrs. Henry J. Certain, from Huntsville, AL. From 1931 on Mrs. Certain was one of the main suppliers of sheet music to Foster Hall. Her prices were always reasonable, and her material in good condition. Lilly so respected her business-like attitude and high standards that she was one of his personal guests at the dedication ceremonies in Pittsburgh.
Cravens, Miss Drusilla , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 9 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Miss Drusilla Cravens from Madison, IN. Although not a professional dealer, Miss Cravens unearthed many first and early editions of Foster's music. The Lilly Collection profited hugely as a result of her efforts. Strangely enough (or perhaps simply because she was not a professional) after this initial flurry of activity, Mrs. Craven did not continue to submit material to Foster Hall.
Christopher, F. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 10 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from F. Christopher, a South Orange, NJ, dealer, and one of the first and most consistent suppliers of sheet music.
D , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 11 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Contains correspondence from L. Bryan Dabney; Dacs; Earl Daniels; Mrs. James W. Dansey; Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co.; Miss Ada Davis; William Dealtry; F.E. DeFrantz; Dellquest's Rare Book Shop; Mrs. James. D. Denegre; August De Prez; Diapason; Oliver Ditson Co.; F.L. Doherty; Dorrance & Co.; Alice Duck; Duttons Inc.
Delano, Kirk , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 12 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Kirk Delano, from Canastota, NY. Not a professional dealer, Delano nonetheless supplied Lilly with a number of songbooks (mostly hymnals) containing Foster tunes.
James F. Drake Inc. Rare Books and Autographs , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 13 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from James F. Drake, Inc., of New York, NY. This dealer, in an attempt to secure material for Lilly, was the first to contact Evelyn Foster Morneweck in hope of purchasing music or Foster memorabilia. Mrs. Morneweck was unwilling to sell, so Drake put her in contact with Lilly. Although Drake did manage to secure some material for the Collection, he seems to have played a far more important role as a contact to other collectors. Drake also sold Lilly the slipcases for the books and other valuable materials in the collection.
Driscoll, J. Francis , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 14 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from J. Francis Driscoll from Brooklyn, MA. Both a dealer and an avid collection, Driscoll's large private collection formed the core of the Lilly collection. Although he kept in touch with the Hall over the years he had little to offer after the initial transaction.
E , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 15 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from R. Erdmans; Eaton Public Library; Emery Record Preserving Company; C.D. Eshan; Etude Music Magazine
F , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 16 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from the Filson Club; Carl Fischer Inc.; J. Fischer & Bro; Fitzgerald Publishing Co.; Forbes Library; B.S. Foster; Wm. B. Foster; Miss Electra L. Foster; Fowler; P. Ellwood Franklin; N.B. French; C.A. Fricke.
G , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 17 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Lula Gans; Gatchill; Mrs. W.E. Gause; Colin Gilchrist; Eugene R. Gill; A.H. Godard; Graff Mr. E. Sloane; Mrs. Stewart A. Greene; K.S. Griswold; Frank C. Groover; Gerald D. Guise
Goodspeed's Book Shop , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 18 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Goodspeed's Book Shop in Boston, MA. In 1930, this shop, acting as agent for J. Francis Driscoll, offered and sold to Lilly over 130 first editions of Foster songs. This was the first major purchase made by Lilly and became the core of the collection. Throughout the existence of Foster Hall, Goodspeed's continued to submit material.
H , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 19 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Hall; Hall-McCreary; Harris; Heath; Heaps; Henkels; Heydenburk; Hildebrand; Hoban; Hobson; Hodges; Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.; Hull; Hunleth Music Co.; Arthur Billings Hunt; Maude Hutchings
Gordon, Hamilton A. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 20 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Hamilton A. Gordon Music Publishers in New York, NY. This company was the successor of the Horace Waters Co., publishers of some of Foster's original work. Gordon supplied Lilly with some "collateral Fosteriana" information on his publishers, etc.
Goth, Marie , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 21 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marie Goth of Nashville, TN. Lilly commissioned Miss Goth to paint a portrait of Foster, using the Riley portrait in Bardstown as a model. When completed, the painting hung in Foster Hall and Lilly had it photographed and mailed copies to many people on the Foster Hall mailing list.
Grosvenor Library , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 22 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Grosvenor Library in Buffalo, NY. Lilly exchanged first editions with this library, filling in gaps in each of the respective collections.
Hollenbeck Press , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 23 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hollenbeck Press in Indianapolis, IN. This company received a large amount of business from Foster Hall. They printed bulletins, stationary, and small chapbooks issued by Lilly. They did high-quality work and were on good terms with Lilly until right before the collection was transferred--at that time Mr. Krieg, the man with whom Lilly had all his dealings, retired and the new manager began raising prices causing Lilly to withdraw his business from the company.
Hyne, C.W. , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 24 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.W. Hyne in Utica, NY. Ms. Hyne was on the staff of the Utica Institute for the Training of Colored Men and Women and was the contact who introduced Mrs. Rose to Lilly. The Institute had a group called the Utica Jubilee Singers that performed many of Foster's tunes. Hyne broadcast Foster programs, including interviews with his descendants.
I , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 25 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Indianapolis Athletic Club; Indianapolis Blue Print & Supply Co.; Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry; Indianapolis Engraving; Indianapolis Photo Co.; Elizabeth Ihr; Indianapolis Star
Indiana State Library , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 26 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indiana State Library. Beginning in 1932 Lilly began to contribute unwanted sheet music from the Collection to the Library-- this material was generally not Foster related, but Americana. The library also received copies of the Foster Hall Bulletin and other Hall publications. In 1934 they were given a set of Foster Hall Reproductions. In 1935 the Indiana Library Association made Lilly an Honorary member.
J , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 27 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Amos E. Jewett; W.R. Jillson; Merle Johnson; George Joplin
K , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 28 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Eva Kaiser; Hope Kappes; George Kemp, Jr.; Kentucky State Library; Kentucky Playmakers; Kiger Burnett Company; Joseph Klem;
Kling, Mrs. Flora G. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 29 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Flora G. Kling from Indianapolis, IN. It's unclear how she got in touch with Lilly. She was apparently elderly and handicapped and completely in love with Mr. Lilly even though they never met. She supplied a few items of interest to the collection.
L , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 30 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Lamiza Lambert; Lester Levy; Liberty Engraving Company; Liebschutz Book Store; Eli Lilly & Co. Dr. John Uri Lloyd; Lorenz Publishing Co.; W.H. Lowdermilk & Co.; Lyon & Healy;
La Bree, Col. Benjamin , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 31 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Colonel Benjamin La Bree of Louisville, KY. La Bree was the curator of MOKH Commission when he first contacted Lilly in 1930. He had held the position for 9 years. Upon learning of Foster Hall he tried repeatedly--and unsuccessfully--to have Lilly hire him. In 1931 he was fired from MOKH. According to rumors, he took half of their belongings with him.
Library of Congress , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 32 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Library of Congress. Acknowledgements of materials Lilly donated.
Lott, Mrs. Lorena Callahan , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 33 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Lorena Callahan Lott of Louisville, KY. Mrs. Lott was not a dealer, but as a life-long resident of Louisville she was acquainted with many of the old families there, and obtained sheet music from them. Her letters are like full-length novels and she sounds quite mad. Over the years she developed a crush on Lilly and continued to write even after her flurry of sales dwindled away. The file for 1933 contained some interesting gossip about Col. La Bree. Mrs. Lott insinuates he stole a good deal of sheet music and other items from the MOKH museum. When Lilly remarried in 1935, Mrs. Lott turned her affections to Mr. Hodges.
Lull, Robert W. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 34 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert W. Lull of Newburyport, MA. Lull was a rare books dealer, Lull supplied Lilly with a number of items, many of them songbooks.
Mc , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 35 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from R.G. McCutchan; Michael McGuire; J. McIntyre;
McGirr, Newan , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 36 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Newan McGirr from Philadelphia, PA. McGirr was a dealer who secured a number of first editions for Lilly.
M , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 37 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Howard Mahan; A.B. Marsh; C.H. Martin; A. Kiefer Mayer; George J. Mayer Co.; Mellon National Bank; Grace Messenger; John B. Messenger; Frank J. Metcalf; Lester R. Mohr; Harold Milligan; Miss A.B. Milliken; State Historical Society of Missouri; Mrs. Mary Hite-Bowman Morgan; J.F. Morrison; Fred Moser; Mumil Publishing Company; H.C. Murray; Musical America; Musical Courier; Musical Forecast; Musical Quarterly; Musical Standard; Musician;
Madigan, Thomas F. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 38 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Thomas F. Madigan from NY, NY. Madigan was a collector of celebrity autographs; he promised to secure samples of Foster's handwriting but never came through.
Meridian Book Shop , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 39 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Meridian Book Shop of Indianapolis, IN. Lilly purchased a contemporary edition of Grove's Dictionary of Music and other reference works through this shop.
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 40 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour . During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the move to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
Morton, Henry P. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 41 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry P. Morton of Owensboro, KY. Mr. Morton was a hymn writer, who was acquainted with Mrs. Welch. Throughout 1931 he promised to go through his correspondence and send (or sell) Lilly letters from Foster's daughter, but he apparently never did so.
Muller, Joseph , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 42 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph Muller of Cloister, NJ. Muller was an artist and ardent collector. Muller first became acquainted with Foster Hall in 1931 and was commissioned by Lilly to do pen and ink portraits of Foster and other significant figures in his life. Over the years a great friendship grew between the Hall staff and Muller. As the friendship grew, so did Muller's importance to the Hall. He did an entire series of portraits (all in the collection) and he also did peripheral research for Lilly. In 1937 Muller published a bibliography of various editions of "The Star-Spangled Banner". Sales were poor and Lilly purchased all the remaining copies and gave them to Muller, who in turn presented them to libraries as gifts. In 1938 Muller was instrumental in located a long-desired first edition of "Oh Susanna."
My Old Kentucky Home , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 43 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with My Old Kentucky Home in Bardstown, KY. Lilly contacted the museum (which at one time belonged to a relative of the Foster family) and donated several items, hoping to develop contacts with other collectors. The place had nothing at all to offer.
N , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 44 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Nadle's Book Nook; Nedwick's Book Store; New York Times;
Nagy, Charles , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 45 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Nagy of Philadelphia, PA. During the early years of the collection, Nagy sold a quantity of material to Lilly, including over 300 broadsides. As Lilly became more experienced he realized Nagy's prices were inflated and discontinued doing business with him.
O , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 46 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert E. Oberfelder; Preston Ware Orem; Henry Ostrom; G. Bromsky Orman;
P , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 47 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Pacific Coast Musician; Henry R. Palmer; D.L.Passavant; Robert W. Peach; Pearson Piano Co.; Luke Peeples; University of Pennsylvania; Pierce & Scopes; Mrs. J.W. Piercy; Plazer Music Co.; Dr. C.A. Pleuger; William A. Pond & Co.; Theodore Presser Co.
Pearson Piano Co. , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 48 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Pearson Piano Company of Indianapolis, IN. This company secured a large number of recordings of Foster's music and produced some recordings especially for Lilly.
Pittsburgh , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 49 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various Pittsburgh organizations.
University of Pittsburgh , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 50 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh. This is an important file. Papers in these folders (esp. those for 1934) outline the terms under which the Foster Hall Collection would be transferred to the Pittsburgh Memorial. The files include copies of insurance policies, contracts for the Guzman Band Arrangement and the school songbook, as well as details concerning Hodges' employment and maintenance of the collection.
R , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 51 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Carrie J. Reasor; Remich Music Corp; Remington Rand Inc.; Richmond Mayer Music Corp; Mrs. R.H. Ritchie; Mr. O.J. Roberts; Rosenbach Company; Mr. Ben Roth; Rough Notes Co.; Wells Rupert; Anthony Russo;
Randall, C.B. , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 52 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.B. Randall of New Castle, PA. A business card in the file indicated that Randall was with the Smithsonian. He was, in fact, a fraud and a con man. By means which are not indicated here, he was commissioned by Jessie Rose to handle the sale of SCF's manuscript book. Randall embezzled $3000 of the payment. The last item in the file, from Lilly, threatens a lawsuit, which apparently never took place. The man dropped out of sight in 1931, but several years later, in 1937, Randall approached Joseph Muller offering a first edition of "Susanna". Muller excitedly reported the offer to Lilly, who warned him off. It was from a different source that Muller helped Hodges acquire a first edition of the same song in 1938.
Rose, Mrs. Jessie Welsh , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 53 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Jessie Welsh Rose of Pittsburgh, PA. The only grandchild of SCF, Mrs. Rose and her mother, Marion Welch (sometimes Welsh) were contacted by Lilly soon after he began his collection. The family was poor and happy to sell some of Foster's most important belongings, but they were interested only in profit. In addition, there was a great deal of disharmony between various branches of the family, and this bitterness runs throughout the correspondence. Lilly remained on polite, if cool terms with them because of their value as direct descendants. The file gives insight on many of the people important to the development of the collection. Mrs. Rose was a great gossiper, and while her information was not always correct, it was certainly interesting.
S , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 54 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Albert Sackett; Max Schaffer; G. Schirmer Inc.; Schley & Task; M. Schrankel; John E. Scopes & Co.; Margaret Scott; Hotel Severin; Shackleton Piano Company; Shattinger Piano & Music Co.; Janet Shaw; Sherman Clay & Co.; Nathaniel Shilkret; Simpson Orchard Co.; John Skinner; Charles Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; F. Vernon Smith; Harry N. Smith; Mrs. Daniel Snyder; Spalding Memorial Library; Nellie York Spangler; Star Publishing Company; Maud Rowan Starr; Sally B. Staton; G.E. Stechert & Co.; Frederick Steele; W.K. Stewart Co.; Bookshop of Harry Stone; Guy Stonestreet: J.W. Sturmer;
W.K. Stewart Co. , 1930-1931 Containers box 1 , folder 55 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.K. Stewart Co. of Indianapolis, IN. Lilly contacted this firm when he first began collecting. Although their prices were very inflated and they apparently received much of their stock from Mr. Nagy, Lilly depended on them heavily at first. After a short time Lilly took his business elsewhere.
T , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 56 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert Taylor; Herman E. Thoms; Tichnor & Co.; Mrs. C.S. Tiemann; L.W. Trager; M.L. Turtelot; Tuttle Co.; James A. Tyson;
Townsend, John Wilson , 1931 Containers box 1 , folder 57 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1930 Containers box 2 , folder 58 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with U.S. Government;
Unger, C.W. , 1930-1931 Containers box 2 , folder 59 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.W. Unger of Pottsville, PA. A rare-book dealer, Unger supplied many items, especially broadsheets and songbooks.
V , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 60 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. R.S. Van Loon; L.D. Vanover; Verne's Book Shop;
RCA Victor Company Inc. , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 61 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with RCA Victor of Camden, NJ. A division of RCA, this company produced a recording of "Beautiful Dreamer" for Lilly as well as instrumental versions of Foster songs. Lilly was delighted with the recordings and often sent copies to his various correspondents.
W , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 62 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert E. Wier; Daniel Walden; T.M. Walker; Mrs. Herbert Warfel; Alene D. Warner; Paul G. Welky; Philip Werlein Ltd; Whitlock's Book Store; J.H. Whitty; R.A. Wiggins; Cora Young Wiles; Harriet Williams; Susie Williams; Theodore Willis; Jennie M. Turner; John M. Wise; Henry Woehlcke; E. Jay Wohlgemuth; Women's Department Club; Writer's Club;
Whittlesey, W.R. , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 63A-B Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.R. Whittlesey of Washington DC. Whittlesey was an employee of the Library of Congress. His initial contacts with Lilly consisted of answering various questions from the Foster Hall staff. In 1932 he was forced to retire from the Library, but because by that time he was engaged in research for Lilly he was allowed to maintain a desk there and continue his work. After his retirement, Lilly began paying him a monthly allowance. Whittlesey's work was to aid in the systematic coordination of Lilly's collection, verification of facts (copyright, etc.), checking over the reproductions for flaws, assisting E.F. Morneweck in the writing of The Chronicles , mounting such ephemeral material as newspaper clippings, and so on. In short, his high degree of professionalism made him invaluable to the development of the collection. When he died in 1936, his daughter (Katherine Copley), who was already assisting him, remained in Lilly's employment and continued her father's work.
Wright, Edith A. , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 64 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edith a Wright of Washington, DC. Whittlesey submitted this dealer's name to Lilly. She became a treasure trove of valuable first editions and early sheet music. She was very business like and intelligent, and her prices were fair.
XYZ , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 65 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes This folder is empty.
Zimmerman, Otto & Son , 1931 Containers box 2 , folder 66 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Otto Zimmerman & Son of Cincinnati, OH. Lilly did business with this company on a sporadic basis. They printed the Guzman band medley and the correspondence for 1935-36 contains details of paper weight, copyright, packaging, and shipping.
A , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 67 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Abbey Book Co; Mrs. Crosby Adams; Mrs. Dudley Williston; Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co.; Aetna Cabinet Co.; Margaret Agnelo; Walter Aiken; Arch Albert; Aldine Book Co.; Mrs. J.P. Allen, Jr.; Mrs. C.W. Allyn; Alpha Gamma Latreian; American Antiquarian Society; American Association of Museums; American Book Collector; American Library Service; American Society of Public Accountants; Elizabeth Ames; American Organ; Mr. & Mrs. Clair Anderson; Arsenal Technical Schools; Nellie Avery; L.S. Ayers & Co.;
Alwes, Gladys , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 68 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gladys Alwes of Indianapolis, IN. Throughout the Hall's existence, Alwes supplied many of the contemporary songbooks containing variations or mentions of Foster's music.
B , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 69 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. James Baird; V.E. Baker; Fanny May Baldridge; Max Berdach; Oliver Barrett;
BE , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 70 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Beaumont Inn; Mrs. W. A. Beavans; Frank Bender; Walter R. Benjamin; Bennett Book Studios Inc.; Stanly Bezanson
BI BO BL , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 71 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert Bieber; K. Bileski; Genevieve Bird; Edward Birge; Stuart Blake; H.S. Blinn; Louis Block; Bobbs-Merrill Company; Ruth Bodell; Mrs. D.J. Bolton; Book Den; Public Library of Boston; Miss Boswell; R.R. Bowker Co.; Harry Bowser; Dr. Charles Boyd; Mrs. E.W. Boyer; A.E. Bozarth; Ruth Bizell;
BR , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 72 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Broeksuit; John Broerse; S. Brainard & Sons; Charles Breece; George Bronk; Harvey Brooks; Mary Brown; Brown University; Brown & Bigelow; Edna Brownell
Briggs, Morris H. , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 73 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Morris Briggs of Chicago, IL, a rare book dealer and one of Lilly's first contacts. Throughout the building of the collection he provided many interesting items, even though his prices were unreasonably high.
BU BY , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 74 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Buchanan; Ward Buchanan; Buckeye Books; Bucknell Library; William Burnett; Burrows Brothers Company; Jennie Burtnett; Walter Bush; Amos Butler;
C , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 75 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cairo Public Library; Ben Caldwell; Harry Campbell; Maurice Campbell; William Campbell; W.A. Caperton; Mrs. Arch Carithers; Arthur B. Carlson; Charlotte Carter; Russell Case; Century Co.; Century Paper Co.;
Callahan, Lorena (Lott) , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 76 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lorena Callahan of Louisville, KY. She was not a dealer, but as a life-long resident of Louisville who was acquainted with many of the old families there, and obtained sheet music from them. Her letters are like full-length novels and she sounds quite mad. Over the years she developed a crush on Lilly and continued to write even after her flurry of sales dwindled away. The file for 1933 contains some interesting gossip about Col. La Bree. Mrs. Lott insinuates he stole a good deal of sheet music and other items from the MOKH museum. When Lilly remarried in 1935, Mrs. Lott turned her affections to Mr. Hodges.
Certain, Mrs. Henry J. , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 77 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Henry J. Certain of Huntsville, AL. From 1931 on Mrs. Certain was one of the main suppliers of sheet music to Foster Hall. Her prices were always reasonable, and her material in good condition. Lilly so respected her business-like attitude and high standards that she was one of his personal guests at the dedication ceremonies in Pittsburgh.
CH CI CL CO , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 78 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. S.A. Chalfant; J.S. Chambers; Fred Chanay; I. Cheifetz; Chicago Book & Art Auctions; Mrs. George Childs; Cincinnati Music Hall Association; Cincinnati Public Library; Arthur H. Clark Co.; Raymond Clifton; Ralph Colby; Christopher Coleman; Winston Coleman; William Coleman; Milton Collett; Charles Tanitor Collins; F.S. Collins; Columbia University; Columbia Club; Columbia University Press; Conard Evangelistic Co.; A.J. Conroy; R.P. Conway; Montgomery Cooper; Elizabeth Corwin; David Costelo; Dr. Standley Coulter; Courier Journal;
Christopher, F. , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 79 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F. Christopher of South Orange, NJ, a dealer and one of the first and most consistent suppliers of sheet music.
Conrad, Werner R. , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 80 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Werner R. Conrad of San Francisco, CA, a dealer who submitted interesting West Coast editions of Foster sheet music. His supply was rather limited, however, and the business dealings between him and the hall were never very extensive.
CR CY CU , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 81 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Katherine Craig; Raynor Craig; W.H. Craig; Crane, E.A.; Cravens, Drusilla; Warren Weston Creamer, Inc.; Crescent Paper Co.; Crosley Radio Corporation; Thomas Y. Crowell Co.; Mrs. S.B. Cuthbert
DA DE , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 82 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Daughters of the Revolution; L. Bryan Dabney; Rev. Louis Daniels; Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co.; Carolyn Darrow; Margaret Daschbach; W.F. Daugherty; Daughters of the Union; Ada Davis; Davis Antique Shop; Rowena Davis; John Dean; R.J. Dearborn; F.E. DeFrance; Kirk B. Delano; Ayer Public Library; Dellquest's Rare Book Shop; Delphian Society; Delta Alpha Club; Edward Denny; George Dewey; Mrs. John Denues
DI DO DR DY , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 83 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Ann Dicke; Marcus Dickey; Oliver Ditson Co.; Charles Henry Doersam; Mr. P. Dogis; F.L. Doherty; Emma Douglass; Dorothy Dravo; Mrs. L.H. Dresserdorfer; J. Francis Driscoll; Mrs. Mansfield Dudley; Laura Duffy; William Duncan; Harold Dyer; P.W. Dykema
Dickinson's Old Curiosity Shop , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 84 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dickinson's Old Curiosity Shop of Boston, MA, dealers who supplied a steady stream of first editions during the Hall's first years of collecting.
Doherty, F.L. , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 85 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F.L. Doherty of Chicago, IL, who supplied song books and some sheet music.
Drake, James F. Inc. Rare Books and Autographs, , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 86 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James F. Drake Rare Books and Autographs of New York, NY. This dealer, in an attempt to secure material for Lilly, was the first to contact Evelyn Foster Morneweck in hope of purchasing music or Foster memorabilia. Mrs. Morneweck was unwilling to sell, so Drake put her in contact with Lilly. Although Drake did manage to secure some material for the Collection, he seems to have played a far more important role as a contact to other collectors. Drake also sold Lilly the slipcases for the books and other valuable materials in the collection.
E , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 87 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Will Earhart; Etude Music Magazine; A.J. Esposito; J. Lawrence Erb; Ruth Ericksen; Dr. L.A. Ensminger; Effie Lee Edmans; Eddy Press Corp.; Adelaide Everhart;
F , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 88 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marcus C. Fagg; J.W. Farquharson; H.W. Fay; Mrs. Charles L. Fellows; Mrs. A.B. Ferguson; Filson Club; J. Fischer & Bro.; Ernestine Fischer; A.H. Fiske
FL FO FR FY , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 89 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. E.W. Flaccus; Annie D. Fluder; P.K. Foley; J.B. Foraker; Forbes Library; James E. Forrest; B.G. Foster; B.S. Boster; David Foster; Fred E. Foster; Lorraine Foster; William B. Foster; Fox Film Corp.; Jane Frances; Louis Frank; P. Ellwood Franklin; Mrs. Donald M. Fraser; Henry C. Friedman; Mrs. A.E. Holman; Friends Free Library; Daniel Frohman; O. Muiriel Fuller; Perry W. Fuller; Fullerton & Son Rare Books; Miss M. Furrell
GA GI , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 90 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lemuel Gadberry; J.R. Gardner Jr.; Robert Garland; Mrs. H.S. Gatchell; Gates & Gates; Mrs. W.E. Gause; K.W. Gehrkens; James J. Geller; Browning Gent Co; George Washington; R.F. Gerlach; H.B. Giles; Mrs. A.R. Gillette;
GL GO , 1932 Containers box 2 , folder 91 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hillary Gobin; Mrs. R.E. Good; Goodspeed's Book Shop; Hamilton A. Gordon; Robert W. Gordon; Marie Goth
Goldman, Alfred R. , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 92 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alfred R. Goldman of Illinois. Goldman was a most persistent music collector and small-time dealer. He submitted more than he sold, but he did supply Lilly with at least 1 first edition.
GR GU GW GY , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 93 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E. Grabhorn; E. Sloane Graff; A.F. Graham; Percy Grainger; Stanley Grand; Jane Graydon; H. William Green; Henry W. Greene; Mrs. Stewart A. Greene; Vernie Baldwin; W.A. Gregg; Lester Grode; F.C. Groover
H , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 94 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C. Tefft Hewitt; Charles J. Haden; John Hagen; M.L. Haines; Inez Hall; Norman Hall; Willia S. Hall; Hancock Democrat; W.A. Hanley; Harderman; Blanche Hargis; Harry Harris; Hannah Snowden Harrison; Major P. Harrison; John Hart; Genevieve H. Harte; Harry D. Hartley; W.B. Briggs; Walter Hartwig; Roy Gardner; Margaret Hathaway; Russell Hayes; H.G. Hays; Matilda Orr Hays;
HE , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 95 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Porter Heaps; Charles F. Heartman; Elmer Heise; Mrs. Mark Helm; Helping Hand Book Shoppe; Henderson Public Library; Stan Henkels; Mrs. C.H. Henninger; Mrs. Oliver S. Hershman; J. Dryden Hess
HI , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 96 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wm. A. Hildebrand; Marshall G. Hill; Rodney Himes; Historical Society Of Western PA; George Hitt
HO HU HY , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 97 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hobby Shop; Fletcher & Peggy Hodges; J.D. Hoffman; Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.; L.B. Hoke; J.I. Holcomb; Dr. John Holland; Sidney Hollander; Hollenbeck Press; Margaret Hopkins; John T. Horner; Mary Hosack; H.B. Howry; Kin Hubbard; Houston Public Library; Edward Hughes; Hulff School of Music; Joseph Hummel Jr.; Bruce Humphries; Arthur Billings Hunt; Elsie Hunt; Lewis E. Husemen; A.I. Huston
Hoban, C.F. , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 98 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.F. Hoban, Director of the PA State Museum for Visual Education. Lilly set up a separate collection of duplicate first editions and other memorabilia for the state museum.
Hollenbeck Press , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 99 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hollenbeck Press. This company received a large amount of business from Foster hall. They printed bulletins, stationary, and small chapbooks issued by Lilly. They did high-quality work and were on good terms with Lilly until right before the collection was transferred--at that time Mr. Krieg, the man with whom Lilly had all his dealings, retired and the new manager began raising prices causing Lilly to withdraw his business from the company.
Howard, John Tasker , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 100 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in November 1932. By December, 1932, Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accept by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in January 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies that were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster's songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
Hull, Maude Pollard , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 101 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maude Pollard Hull, a dealer who sent large quantities of sheet music. Her prices were high and material was generally in poor condition so few items were bought by the collection.
I , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 102 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Illinois State Library; University of IL Library; Clyde Ince; Nature Study Club of Indiana; Indiana Funeral Directors Association; Indiana School for the Blind; Indianapolis Athletic Club; Indianapolis Blue Print Co.; Indianapolis Matinee Musicale; Irvington Chautauqua Club; Irvington M.E. Choir; Irvington Tuesday Club; Gert Iverson; C.W. Ives;
Indiana State Library Louis J. Bailey Librarian , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 103 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Indiana State Library. Beginning in 1932, Lilly began to contribute unwanted sheet music from the Collection to the Library-- this material was generally not Foster related, but Americana. The library also received copies of the Foster Hall Bulletin and other Foster Hall publications. In 1934 they were given a set of Foster Hall Reproductions. In 1935 the Indiana Library Association made Lilly an Honorary member.
Indianapolis Engraving Co. , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 104 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Engraving Company, the printer responsible for printing the Foster Hall Reproductions.
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 105 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. They did a great deal of work for Foster Hall, photographing every important acquisition.
Indianapolis Public Library , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 106 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Public Library. They helped to secure interlibrary loans from the Library of Congress. With Lilly's help they established a small Foster collection of their own. It was here that the reproductions were unveiled.
Ivone, Arthur , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 107 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur Ivone. He was first commissioned in 1932 by Lilly to execute a bust of Foster for Foster Hall. Later he was commissioned to do a life-sized statue that Lilly could find no one to display. Originally planned for the Foster Memorial, the statue ended up in Alms Park in Cincinnati.
J , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 108 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Guy Jackson; Samuel Jackson; Max Jacobs; Harry M. Jay; Willard Rouse Jillson; Ben Johnson; Merle Johnson; Willus Jones; C.B. Jordan;
KA KI , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 109 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with KOB; A.L. Kappes; Mrs. E.H. Katterhenry; T.J. Keane; Kee Lox Manufacturing; Dr. Edward Iungerich Keffer; W.F. Kelleher; Miss Kellogg; Mary Kennerly; Kentucky Library Commission; Kentucky Standard; Frederick Kilmer; Miriam Kirk
KL KN KO KY , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 110 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Joseph Klein; Flora G. King; Roger Knox; Herman Kothe; Anna Krahan; Ernst C. Krohn; Charles Kraft; Ed. C. Kruse; Dr. Wiler Krusen; Margaret Kuhn
LA LI LL , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 111 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with LaBree; J.D. Laidacker; Dr. John Lambert; Dr. V.A. Lapenta; K. Lark-Horovitz; J. Leon Lascoff; Latreian Club; Charles H. LaWall; Patience Leaver; Mrs. Edward B. Lee; C.P. Lesh Paper Co.; Lester Levy; L.W. Lewis; H. Lieber Co.; Liebschutz book Store; Albert Louis Lieutaud; Mrs. Eli Lilly; Lindmark's; Sara G. Linton; Wm. Lippincott; Mrs. .J. Little; Lloyd Library; J.t. Lloyd;
Library of Congress , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 112 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from the Library of Congress. Primarily acknowledgements of materials Lilly donated.
Lull, Robert W. , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 113 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert W. Lull of Newburyport, MA. A rare books dealer, Lully suppled Lilly with a number of items, most of them songbooks.
LO LU LY , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 114 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Fred Lockley; William Loesch; Rosa Heath Long; Louisville Free Public Library; C. Harold Lowden; Marshall D. Lupton; Daniel Luton; Nora M. Lynch
Mc , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 115 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Rev. Clarence S. McClellan, Jr.; Chester McClure; William McDevitte; William McGibbon; Newman F. McGirr; O.M. McMichael
M , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 116 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A.B. MacDonald; Mrs. James MacFarlane; Robert MacGowan; MacMillan Co.; Thomas F. Madigan; Magazine Club; Howard J. Mahan; Maine State Library; William C. Maiers; B.L. Makepeace Inc.; Daniel Mallett; Marion Manning; John Marchak; Marion Department Club; J.W. Marsh; Agnes Martikke; Charles C. Martin; Harry V. Martin; James S. Martin; Roscoe B. Martin; Charles Martindale; Martinsville Matinee Musicale; H.H. Mashburn; Augustus L. Mason; Albert P. Massey; Lee D. Mathias; Paul R. Matthews; L.B. Mayne; Jessica Mazzanovich; Magazine Club;
Madison, James F. , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 117 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James F. Madison of Los Angeles, C. Madison was the publisher of The Collector's Journal . He supplied a great deal of sheet music, broadsides, and songbooks.
ME MI , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 118 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mercantile Library; A.A. Mercey; Virginia Meredith; Meridian Bookshop; Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club; A.R. Merrill; M.M. Merritt; Eli Messenger; John B. Messenger; Frank J. Metcalf; Janet Middleton; Clarence F. Miles; Dr. Milton Miller; Dr. L.A. Miller; Robert T. Miller; Winfield Miller; Harold V. Milligan; J.B. Miner;
MO , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 119 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James E. Moffat; Lester Mohr; Monday Conversation Club; Mooresville Nature Club; Clara Morrison; Fanny Morrison; Noah Farnham Morrison; Henry P. Morton; Nellie Moulton; G. Barret Moxley
MU MY , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 120 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Mudge; Margaret Munkiltrick; Music Trade News; Music Trades; The Musician; My Old Kentucky Home;
Muller, Joseph , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 121 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph Muller of Cloister, NJ. An artist and ardent collector, Muller first because acquainted with Foster Hall in 1931 and was commissioned by Lilly to do pen and ink portraits of Foster and other significant figures in his life. Over the years a great friendship grew between the Hall staff and Muller. As the friendship grew, so did Muller's importance to the Hall. He did an entire series of portraits (all in the collection) and he also did peripheral research for Lilly. In 1937 Muller published a bibliography of various editions of "The Star-Spangled Banner". Sales were poor and Lilly purchased all the remaining copies and gave them to Muller, who in turn presented them to libraries as gifts. In 1938 Muller was instrumental in locating a long-desired first edition of "Oh Susanna."
N , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 122 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with National Geographic Society; Frank Neeld; Rev. Edgar Neff; Charles W. Sommers; Newark Public Library; New England Conservatory of Music; New Orleans Howard Memorial Library; Meredith Nicholson; Niel Morrow Ladd Book Company; James W. Noel; Eric Norden;
Nagy, Charles , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 123 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Nagy of Philadelphia, PA. During the early years of the collection, Nagy sold a quantity of material to Lilly, including over 300 broadsides. As Lilly became more experienced he realized Nagy's prices were inflated and discontinued doing business with him.
O , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 124 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oberlin College Library; William Ochiltree; A.H. Off; Elizabeth Orr; Over the Teacups; L.D. Owens
P , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 125 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.H. Pace; Eda Pape; D.L. Passavant; Gavin L. Payne; Pearson Piano Co.; C.H. Perry
Palmer, Frank R. , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 126 Language Bini; Edo.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frank R. Palmer of Pittsburgh, PA. A rare book dealer, Palmer supplied various pieces of Fosteriana and derivata.
PL PO PR PY , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 127 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Piano and Radio magazine; Pi Beta Phi; Pierce & Scopes; Pilgrim Photo Engraving Co.; W.A. Pond & Co.; James C. Poston; A.A. Potter; Prairie Farmer; S.A. Pratt; Presbyterian Board of Christian Education; Presser Foundation; Proctor Club; Progression Club; Purdue University; Robert H. Pyle
Pittsburgh , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 128 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various Pittsburgh organizations.
University of Pittsburgh , 1932 Containers box 3 , folder 129 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh. This is an important file. Papers in these folders (esp. those for 1934) outline the terms under which the Foster Hall Collection would be transferred to the University of Pittsburgh. The files include copies of insurance policies, contracts for the Guzman Band Arrangement and the school songbook, as well as details concerning Hodges' employment and maintenance of the collection.
Q , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 130 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Bernard Quaritch Ltd.; F.E. Quinn
R , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 131 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Kate Milner Rabb; Carl S. Rankin; S.C. Rees; William Reeves; James P. Register; William Renshaw; Renton Book Cellar;
RI RO RU RY , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 132 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dean J. Rice; Foster W. Rice; Myra Richards; Augusta Ritchie; Ernest Ritter; Robbins Music Corp; Adeline Roberts; Edward D. Roberts; George M. Robinson Jr.; J.M. Roche; University of Rochester; H.S. Roll; Felix Roppert; Stephen C.F. Ro; Rosenbach; M. Claude Rosenberry; Ben Roth; J.T. Rouse; Shelley Rouse; D.F. Ruedig; Sarah Rulapaugh; Wells Rupert; Lily White Ruppel; Anthony J. Russo;
Rose, Jessie W. , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 133 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jessie Welsh Rose of Pittsburgh, PA. The only grandchild of SCF, Mrs. Rose and her mother, Marion Welch (sometimes Welsh) were contacted by Lilly soon after he began his collection. The family was poor and happy to sell some of Foster's most important belongings, but they were interested only in profit. In addition, there was a great deal of disharmony between various branches of the family, and this bitterness runs throughout the correspondence. Lilly remained on polite, if cool terms with them because of their value as direct descendants. The file gives insight on many of the people important to the development of the collection. Mrs. Rose was a great gossiper, and while her information was not always correct, it was certainly interesting.
SA SC , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 134 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sabins Engraving Co.; Dr. Clarence G. Salsbury; San Francisco Public Library; Rossing Sardeson; Cornelius Scafard; Ferdinand Schaeffer; Etta Scharf; G. Schirmer; Phil C. Schols; T.W. Schreiner; Scott; Schurber Jr. Musical Club; Schuman's; Nora Schwab; Mark Schweizer; John E. Scopes & Co.,; M.M. Scott; Scott O'Shaughnessy; Charles Scribner's Sons; Major Scully
Searle, Townley , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 135 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Townley Searle, a London-based author compiling a book of old music hall songs. He wrote to Foster Hall for info on SCF and then began to supply Lilly with British editions of Foster music and songbooks
SE SH , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 136 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Storrs Henry Seeley; H.M. Sender; Hotel Severin; Robert Shackleton; Frank H. Shaffer; Jesse A. Shearer; L.E. Sherow; James W. Shettel; Edmund Shuart; Charles Zig Shye;
SI SK , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 137 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sigma Alpha Iota; Silver, Burdett and Company; Sims Visual Music Co.; Simpson Orchard Co.; Myra R. Siviter; Virginia Skinner;
Smith, F.E. , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 138 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F.E. Smith of Wollaston, MA. Lilly approached Smith and acquired a first edition of "Nelly Bly" from him. Other transactions followed.
Smythe, Arthur H. , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 139 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur H. Smythe of Berkeley, CA. A devoted Foster fan, this eighty-two year old bookseller supplied very few items but much enthusiasm for Foster Hall's progress.
SL SM SN SQ , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 140 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.D. Sloan; Smith, Albert P.; Smith Book Company; C.D. Smith; Eva Wilson Smith; Frank W. Smith; F. Vernon Smith; Fred R. Smith; Harry N. Smith; Ida Virginia Sith; W.E. Smith; Social Study Club; Southern Club; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution; Sigmund Spaeth; Nellie York Spangler; James B. Speed; Elgin P. Squires
Steffen, Elmer A. , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 141 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elmer A. Steffen of Indianapolis, IN. Although this is the only folder devoted to Mr. Steffen, it is evidently the continuation of an earlier correspondence. It is difficult to ascertain exactly what his relationship was, but he obviously coordinated some of the Foster Hall visits and programs and for this received a fee.
Steele, Frederick W. , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 142 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frederick W. Steele of Highland Park, IL. A friend of the deceased George Cooper, Steele had the original photograph of Cooper and Foster which he sold to Lilly. Steele related some interesting anecdotes about Foster and Cooper.
ST SU SW SY , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 143 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with St. Nicholas; St. Vincent's Hospital; State Hoosier Motor Association; State Teacher's College; Ellen Stephens; Margaret Stewart; W.K. Stewart Co.; Ray Stilz; Gertrude Stimmel; F.B. Stiven; James S. Stone; Lilah V. Stone; Stratford Co.; oses Strauss; Philip G. Straus; W. Oliver Strunk; Ellen Rush Sturdivaut; William Sutton; D.M. Swarthout; Forest H. Sweet; Swift & Co.
T , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 144 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mabel Tait; Edward Taylor; Maggie Taylor; Robert Taylor; Stella Weiler Taylor; Ten O'clock art class; Third Christian Church; H.F. Thompson; Herman E. Thomas; Sarah Jane Thornton; Thursday Lyceum Club; George W. Till; Todd; Ada Toft; Ralph W. Tompkins; Stephen Townsend; William H. Townsend; L.W. Trager; Julian Treilhard; C.M. Tremaine; A.B. Tryke; Tudor Hall School for Girls; Lewis McKenzie Turner; M.L. Turtelot; Chas. Tuttle; James A. Tyson;
Townsend, John Wilson , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 145 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
UV , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 146 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Uhler, A.M.; Unger, C.W.; William Treat Upton; Union Theological Seminary; Vandaworker Club; John VanMale; Van Norman Book Co.; Milton Vaughan; Robert H. Vaughan; Verne's Book Shop; George K. Vestal; RCA Victor Company; Wm. Vogel; Mary Vogt
WA WE , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 147 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Carl F. Walk; Clyde A. Wands; Mary Ward; Herbert Warfel; Alene Warner; Watkinson Library; Harry B. Weiss; Marion Foster Welch; Ethel F. Welch; J.E. Weller; Western Kentucky State Teacher's College; Western Reserve Historical Society; WFAA; WFBM
WH WI , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 148 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wheeler; Wheeler City Rescue Mission; Anna Wheless; E.T. Whiter; Whitlock's Book Store; J.H. Whitty; A. Wiegand's Sons Co.; S.O. Wier; Wesley W. Wilcox; Cora Young Wiles; Wilking Music Co.; Ezra R. Williams; George E. Williams; Harriet Williams; Luther Williams; Theodore Willis; Hon. Samuel M. Willson; Ronald S. Wise;
Whittlesey, W.R. , 1932 Containers box 4 , folder 149 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.R. Whittlesey of Washington DC. Whittlesey was an employee of the Library of Congress. His initial contacts with Lilly consisted of answering various questions from the Foster Hall staff. In 1932 he was forced to retire from the Library, but because by that time he was engaged in research for Lilly he was allowed to maintain a desk there and continue his work. After his retirement, Lilly began paying him a monthly allowance. Whittlesey's work was to aid in the systematic coordination of Lilly's collection, verification of facts (copyright, etc.), checking over the reproductions for flaws, assisting E.F. Morneweck in the writing of The Chronicles , mounting such ephemeral material as newspaper clippings, and so on. In short, his high degree of professionalism made him invaluable to the development of the collection. When he died in 1936, his daughter (Katherine Copley), who was already assisting him, remained in Lilly's employment and continued her father's work.
WO WR WU WY , 1932 Containers box 5 , folder 150 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wohlgemuth; Myron Wood; R.W. Woodhead; Florence Woodward; S.W. Worthington; WOW; Ralph Wray; Eva Wright; Writers Club; Edith Wycoff; C.W. Wynn;
Wright, Edith A. , 1932 Containers box 5 , folder 151 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edith Wright of Washington, DC. Whittlesey submitted this dealer's name to Lilly. She became a treasure trove of valuable first editions and early sheet music. She was very business-like and intelligent, and her prices were fair.
XYZ , 1932 Containers box 5 , folder 152 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Yale University Library; Ye Old Book Shoppe; Yoke Book Shop; Frank P. York; Lewis E. Young; L.G. Zerfas; Zeta Tau Alpha House;
Radio Stations , 1932 Containers box 5 , folder 153 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with a variety of radio stations. Form letters offering assistance in creating Foster related broadcasts sent to: Howard Ray; CBC; NBC; KOB; KTHS; KYW-KFKX; WFB; WFAA; WAAB; WAIU; WBBM; WBZ; WDAF; WGN-WLIB; WFBM; WGY; CBC; WJAX; WJJD; WJZ; WKBW; WLS; WLW; WOAI; WOWO; WTAM; WTIC; KDKA; KFI: KMOX
Clark's School Visitor , 1932 Containers box 5 , folder 154 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Letters sent out trying to track down a copy of Clark's School Visitor.
A , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 155 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Aurora Public Library; Crosby Adams; J.P. Allen; W.W. Anderson; Akin; L.S. Ayres & Co.; Aldine Book Co.; Taylor Allerdice; Mary Biggar Anderson; Atlanta Art Association; Axtel; Arch Albert; Joseph L. Andrews; C.W. Allyn; Mary B. Andrews; Lyman B. Applegate; Essie Arey; Jones Library Amhert; University of Arizona; Carnegie Library Akron; Arcane Book Shop; American Academy of Arts & Letters; Walter Aiken; Franklin Adams; America Legion; Alpha delta Latreian Club; Henry Armstrong; American Organist; Henry Armstrong; Association of the Bar; American Autograph Shop; American Public Health Association; Margaret Agnew; American Association of University Women; Alpha Omicron Pi Alumni Chapter; American Printing House for the Blind; Allen's Book Shop; Young E. Allison, Jr. Amicitia Club; Arthur Allen; Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co.; Russell Alexander; Apollo Music Co.; Nathanial Anderson; Aberdeen Public Library; Dr. Thomas Arbuthnot; Robert T. Anderson; Agnes Adams; Gertrude Aiken; American Antiquarian Society;
Alwes, Gladys , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 156 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gladys Alwes of Indianapolis, IN. Throughout the Hall's existence, Alwes supplied many of the contemporary songbooks containing variations or mentions of Foster's music.
BA , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 157 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.L. Bailey; Albert Baker; Frank Barcus; Walter Barnwell; H.E. Barker; Bank & Office Stationary Co.; Rev. John Moses Baker; Fanny May Baldridge; Paul Bayless; J. Christian Bay; George Barksdale; Ira C. Barnes; Beatrice Baxter; George M. Baird; George A. Ball; Sam W. Ball; W.T. Barnes; Enoch Pratt Free Library Baltimore; G.A. Baker & Co.
BE , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 158 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Tyrrell Public Library Beaumont Texas; Beloit Public Library; Mrs. W.A. Beavaus; Bender's Book Store; Bellevue Hospital; Bellefield Presbyterian Church; Louis Beach; Donald C. Beckord; R.E. Beard; Mabel Beard; Marguerite Bennell; Walter Beavans Bennett Book Studios Inc.; Dorotha Berger; J.E. Bettler; Stanley Berzanson
BI BL BO , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 159 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edward Birge; Book Hunters; Library of the Boston Athenaeum; Huse Blomburg; Boston Antique Shop; John Bloodhart, Jr.; Public Library of Boston; County Borough of Bournmouth; Helen Bigge; Albert Bieber; Boston Music Co.; Warren Biggs; Bobbs-Merrill Co.; F.J. Boerger; Book Den; Book Lover's Club; Charles N. Boyd; Book Collector's Packet; Edward Bailey Birge; R.R. Bowker Co.; C.C. Birchard & Co.; Adelaide Birch; C.H. Boyd; Birmingham Public Libraries; City Borough of Bolton; Louis Block; John A. Borrows; Dewey Bolton; Dorothy Black
Bibliography , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 160 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Includes biographies of Foster, collections of his music, and peripheral works on related subjects.
BR , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 161 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hilton Brown; British Museums; Public Library, Museums & Fine Art Galleries Brighton; George Brown; Conservatoire Royal De Musique de Bruxelles; S.A. Bryan; Arthur Brown; Mary Bryce; Hallie Muir-Brown; Bradford County Historical Society; Peal Brown Brands; Brown & Bigelow; John G. Broerse; Sedley Brown; Aileen Bryan; Grace Brady; Broadway Worker's Class; E.K. Braselton; Dr. Will George Butler; Emily Brown; Bradford Public Libraries; Rev. Henry Bremmer; Broadway Book Shop; Robert Bridwell; Long Island Historical Society Brooklyn; Harvey Brooks; Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church; Fred Brown; Jerome Brooks; Bridgeport Public Library; Brooklyn Public Library; Brown University Library;
Briggs, Morris H. , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 162 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Morris H. Briggs of Chicago, IL. Briggs was a rare book dealer and one of Lilly's first contacts. Throughout the building of the collection he provided many interesting items, even though his prices were unreasonably high.
BU BY , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 163 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry Butterfield; John P. Buchanan; William Marshall Bullitt; Amos Butler; Donna Byrne; Old Buckner Place; W.W. Burton; Burnham Antique Book Store; Butler University; J.H. Burke;
C , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 164 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Camden Free Public Library; Century Paper Company; Free Public Library Borough of Caldwell; Carnegie Institute; Cairo Public Library; Carnegie Foundation; Trinity College Library, Cambridge; Central Broadcasting Company; University Library, Cambridge; Robert Campbell; A.B. Claypool; Keith Canan; James P. Cave; Henry Campbell; Lydia Foster Campbell; Charles Wakefield Cadman; R.L. Callahan; Ben Caldwell; A.B. Carlson; Florence Camp; Carlyle Book Shoppe; Belle Caldwell; V.N. Campbell; C.T. Carver; Jennie Canfield; J. Caylor Carney; Cape Ann Old Book Shop; Callahan & Sons Grain; John Alden Carpenter;
Callahan, Lorena (Lott) , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 165 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lorena Callahan of Louisville, KY, Not a dealer, but as a life-long resident of Louisville she was acquainted with many of the old families there, and obtained sheet music from them. Her letters are like full-length novels and she sounds quite mad. Over the years she developed a crush on Lilly and continued to write even after her flurry of sales dwindled away. The file for 1933 contains some interesting gossip about Col. La Bree. Mrs. Lott insinuates that he stole a good deal of sheet music and other items from the MOKH museum. When Lilly remarried in 1935, Mrs. Lott turned her affections to Mr. Hodges.
CH CI CL CO , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 166 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cochran; Florence Cotter; Cicero Public Library; Nan Cortwright; Cheifetz; Columbia University; A.D. Coolbaugh; University of Chicago; Carl Cordes; F. Christopher; Chicago Public Library; John Conner; Frank Enridge Chaffee; Clay Book Co.; Fred Chaney; G. Fred Cookingham; Charlotte PUblic Library; Cornell University Library; Eugene LeMoyne Connelly; Newberry Library Chicago; Morton Cowen; G.H. Cordell; William Kenneth Collette; E. Fullerton Cook; Christian Park School; Mary E. Cochran; Montgomery Cooper; Percy Cooper; R. F. Cole; Arthur Carr; Public Library of Cincinnati; Plymouth Union Circle No. 1 of the Congregational Church; City Hospital; Scott Chambers; R.G. Clifton; Ruth Ernestine Cook; Edgar Clark; Church Federal of Indianapolis; David Costelo; Frank Collins; Ray Clarke; John Corell; Christian Science Monitor; Robert Cowan; G.V. Chapin; Frederick Coburn; George H. Clapp; S.L.C. Cowerd; Dorothy Cooper; Stuart Mosby Coleman; R.G. Clifton; Samuel Haden Church; L.M. Christian; Eugene Connelly; Case Library; E.F. Chifton; Sophie Collan; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; State Historical Society of Colorado; Alyce Clifton; Civic Club of Allegheny County
Chronological List of Stephen Foster's Songs and Compositions , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 167 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes 4 copies, 24 pages each
Clark, Arthur H. Company , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 168 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Arthur H. Clark Company of Glendale, CA. Clark supplied contemporary materials containing Foster interest. The majority of material listed in "1933 Bibliography" came from this company.
Colophon Ltd, The , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 169 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Colophon LTD of New York, NY. Lilly wrote an article for them, describing the history and plans of Foster Hall. The article appeared in issue 3 1933. Lilly purchased a large number of subscriptions for various people on his mailing list, negotiating for months over the subscription rates.
Conrad, Werner R. , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 170 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Werner R. Conrad of San Francisco, CA. Werner was a dealer who submitted interesting West Coast editions of Foster sheet music. His supply was rather limited, however, and the business dealings between him and the Hall were never very extensive.
CR CY CU , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 171 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.W. Creamer; H.J. Craig; Crawford Book Shop; Curtis Institute of Music; Crescent Paper company; Willie Where Art Thou; Monroe D. Crannell; John P. Cryan; Croydon Public Libraries; Rita Crofut; Crozer Theological Seminary;
Crowell, Thomas Y. Company , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 172 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Thomas Y. Crowell Co. of NY, NY. This was the company that published Howard's biography of Foster. Because Lilly had subsidized Howard during his research, he also had a great deal of say over the final form of the book. Lilly and Crowell wrangled over the title and, against Howard's wishes, changed it from Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts to America's Troubadour .
DA DE , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 173 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with DePauw University; Ernst Dehning; Joseph Daniels; Bird Dewey; Mary Deegan; Dabney Publishing Company; Rowena Davis; Carolina Darrow; Dept. of American Citizenship; Dames of the Loyal Legion; Test Dalton; George Denny; F.E. DeFrantz; Frances May Davis; John Day Company; Delta Zeta Alumnae; Ada Davis; John C. Davis; Daughter's of the American Revolution; Dellquest's Book Shop; Danner Company; Davis Antique Shop; James Dansey; Historical Society of Delaware; Public Library of Detroit;
DI DO DR DY , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 174 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.C. Dierks; Oliver Ditson Company; William Duncan; Mansfield Dudley; Frank Doherty; Aurelia Donovan; T.C. Donavan; Bowman Downey; J. Francis Driscoll; D.B. Dillehunt; S.L. Dodson; Thomas A. Dunn; Mrs. Parkhurst Duer; T.A. Dunn; Jack Dooley; Charles f. Douglass; Glenn Dunbar; Dolphin Book Shop; M.A. Dicke; Thelma S. Dodge; J.F. Driscoll; A.O. Dietrich; William Duncan; William A. Dixon; Daphne Dunbar; Miriam Dunbar; C. Dowlin; Marcus Dickey;
Dickinson's Old Curiosity Shop , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 175 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dickinson's Old Curiosity Shop of Boston, MA. They were dealers who supplied a steady stream of first editions during the Hall's first years of collecting.
Drake, James F. Inc. Rare Books and Autographs , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 176 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James F. Drake Inc. Rare Books and Autographs of NY, NY. This dealer, in an attempt to secure material for Lilly, was the first to contact Evelyn Foster Morneweck in hope of purchasing music or Foster memorabilia. Mrs. Morneweck was unwilling to sell, so Drake put her in contact with Lilly. Although Drake did manage to secure some material for the Collection, he seems to have played a far more important role as a contact to other collectors. Drake also sold Lilly the slipcases for the books and other valuable materials in the collection.
E , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 177 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.C. Ewald; A.J. Esposito; Eastern Kentucky State Teacher's College; Eveleigh; Emory University; Edith Brewster Evans; Thomas H. English; Emerich Manual Training High School; Edward Eberstadt; Ralph Ellyson; Etude; Elizabeth Evans; Evans Book & Magazine Shop; Cliff Lehmann Ellison; National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh; Emery Record Preserving Company; Clara Ewing; Public Library Exeter; Mary Eccles; John Erskine
Earhart, Mr. And Mrs. Will , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 178 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. And Mrs. Will Earhart of Pittsburgh, PA. Mrs. Earhart was the president of the Tuesday Music Club. She visited Foster Hall with the group and upon returning home began to correspond with Lilly. Will Earhart worked for the University of Pittsburgh and also corresponded with Lilly. Their friendship developed fast and the file for 1933 contains a great deal of information on the construction and financing of the Pittsburgh Memorial, arrangements to transfer the collection, and details of other projects Foster Hall was then engaged in--the biography, reproductions, and plans for a children's songbook, which Will Earhart edited.
FA FI , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 179 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. Fischer & Bro.; Alice Fahey; Filson Club; George Fischer; Alfred Finetz; Alfred Firth; Children's Home Society of Florida; Fitzpatrick Pictures, Inc.; Fred Falkenheim; Thaddeus Firth; Karl Fischer; Fitchburg Public Library; C.O. Fancher; James Waldo Fawcett; Myrtle LeFeber; Public Library of Fitchburg; H.K. Fatout; Marcus Fagg; F.S. Farquhar; Frank Fay; A.C. Fanning; E.W. Flaccus; Dilworth Faber; Ernest J. Ferrari;
FL FO FR FY , 1933 Containers box 5 , folder 180 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Franklin and Marshall College; Joseph Fletcher; Paul F. Franco; Florida State College for Women; Len Fleming; Fresno County Free Library; Albert J. Franck; B.G. foster; J.L. Frazier; James E. Forrest; Florence May Hill Forest; Fordham University; William B. Foster; Forbes Library; Friedman's; E.D. Frohman; Perry Fuller; Lorraine Foster Studios; Mary E. Foster; Florida State Exhibits; Carson Frailey; Frederick Forthan; Friday Afternoon Reading Club; Foster Banking Company; Fortnightly Study Club; M.C. Frontz; Samuel Fraser; Bill Foster; Ira Fouse; William B. Foster, Jr.; Florida Times Union; Henry L. Foster; Donald M. Fraser;
Flaccus, Mrs. E.W. , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 181 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. E.W. Flaccus of Tuscon, AZ. A member of the Tuesday Musical Club, Mrs. Flaccus moved to Arizona in 1933. There appears to have been a genuine affection between her and Lilly.
Flower, Annie D. , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 182 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Annie D. Flower of Pittsburgh, PA. Miss Flower's father was a friend of Foster's. When Foster moved to New York in 1850, he sold Mr. Flower the melodeon he used to play at parties. Lilly purchased the instrument from Miss Flower for $750.00.
GA GI , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 183 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with L.F. Gause; Library of George Washington University; General Theological Seminary; Nancy Gaines; Rosenberg Library Galveston; K.W. Gehrkens; Harvey Gaul; Richard Gimbel; Theresa Gillion; Rockewell Gardiner, Jr.; Robert Garland; Browning Gent; H.J. Gaylord; Gary Public Library; Gelber, Lilienthan Inc.; H.B. Giles; Gennett Records; Harry Gennett Jr.;
GL GO , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 184 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Goodspeed's Book Shop; Elizabeth Goett; Glasgow Corporation Public Libraries; Earle Goodnow; R.E. Good; Alfred Goldsmith; Isaac Goldberg; T.F. Gorman; Alfred Goodyear; Marian Bigler Good; Karl Goedecke;
Goldman, Alfred R. , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 185 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alfred R. Goldman of IL. Goldman was a most persistent music collector and small-time dealer. He submitted more than he sold, but he did supply Lilly with at least one first edition.
GR GU GW GY , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 186 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Granite City Public Library; E.Y. Guernsey; Green Bookman; E.R. Guerin; Charles Griffith; Luz Guzman; Glen Ridge Public Library; Charles E. Griffith; Mrs. Edward Gunnell; Jessie Gray; Sallie Gunnell; Stanley Grand; Cliff A. Graves; E. Sloane Graff; Charles W. Guptill; Thomas E. Grove; Ivone Griffith; Leslie E. Guild; Grosvenor Library; K.S. Griswold; William Green; F.C. Groover
HA , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 187 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gordon Hair; Alfred Hamilton Jr.; Kenneth Hatch; Earl Hart; Joseph Hamilton; Hamilton College Library; Dr. R.R. Harris; Margaret Hathaway; R.R. Harris; Alice Harris; M.E. Hathaway; Free Public Library Hasbrouck Heights; Matilda Orr Hays; Nettie Hathaway; Charles Haden; W.L. Haines; C.H. Hagadorn; William C. Harrison; Charles E. Harris; Felix Hargrett; Rowan Hardin; Adelaide L. Hamann; Credo Harris; Linda Bickner Hardaway; Oscar Harig; John Russell Hayes; Alvin Harlow; Walter Hartwig; Louis Hart; John Russell Hayes; Harry Haley; L.J. Hackney; Lily Hamon; G.J. Hall; Harvard College; Jason Hall; William Hays; R.R. hall; Harcourt Bindery; Frank harper; Harlan Haworth; Edwin Hall; F.H. Hagenbuch;
HE , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 188 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.A. Henderson; Thomas Henry; Charles F. Heartman; Herman & Co.; Helping Hand Book Store; H.H. Hendricks; Rosemary Hendricks; Anton Heitmuller; Charles Heath; Porter Heaps; Will Henley;
HI , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 189 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.M. Himes; Ruth Hilton; H.J. Hindman; Edward Ellsworth Hipsher;
Hollenbeck Press , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 190 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hollenbeck Press of Indianapolis, IN. This company received a large amount of business from Foster Hall. They printed bulletins, stationary, and small chapbooks issued by Lilly. They did high-quality work and were on good terms with Lilly until right before the collection was transferred--at that time Mr. Krieg, the man with whom Lilly had all his dealings, retired and the new manager began raising prices causing Lilly to withdraw his business from the company.
Howard, John Tasker , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 191 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster's works; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
HO HU HY , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 192 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hutchinson Public Library; J.C. Holmes; Otto Holstein; Charles Hobson; Arthur Billings Hunt; John Horner; Hoosier Bookshop; Hymn Society; Holy Cross College; W.B. Horton; Lewis E. Huseman; Maj. Edgar Erskine Hume; Otto Holstein; J.D. Hoffman; Holcomb & Hoke Mfg.; A.J. Huston; Hudson Book & Antique shop; C.F. Hoban; H.R. Hyndman; Christine Housman; Clarence Huseman; Henry B. Huntington Library and Art Gallery; Harold Haran; Holman's print shop; Maud Pollard Hull; House of Books Ltd; Christopher Hobson; Hollenbeck Press
I , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 193 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Iowa State College; Illinois State Library; Indiana State Library; Indiana University; Indianapolis Public Library; Indianapolis Blue Print & Manufacturing Co.; Indiana Society of Dames of the Loyal Legion; Arthur Ivone; Indianapolis Athletic Club; Indianapolis Public Schools; Indianapolis News; Indianapolis Florists; C.W. Ives; Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners; William G. Irwin; Irvington Social Study; Indiana Bell Telephone Co.; Indianapolis Office Furniture Co.; Indiana Historical Society; Indianapolis City Hospital; Irvington Friendship Circle; John Inscho; Metropolitan Borough of Islington;
Indianapolis Engraving Co. , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 194 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Engraving Company regarding the Foster Hall Reproductions.
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 195 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. They did a great deal of work for the Hall, photographing every important acquisition.
J , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 196 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jenkins Music Co.; Francis Johns; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music; A.C. Jenks; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music; Julliard School of Music; Harry E. Jordan; Grace Johnson; Margaret Johnson; E.R. Jones; Rebecca Johnston; Warner James; Meredith Janvier; W.R. Jillson; Jacisonville's Boys Band; Perry Jenkins; Max Jacobs;
KA KI , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 197 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with University of Kentucky; James Kane; George Kean; Kee Lox; Kentucky State Historical Society; Katherine Kinnan; Kentucky Library Commission; Mary Kipling; Stewart Kidd; Margaret Boyd Kennedy; E.H. Katterhenry; Kansas City Public Library; Keyless Lock Company; Hazel M. Kelso; Margaret King; E. Kaehlin; E.B. Kipfer; Francis Keating; Kansas State Historical Society; George A. Kelly Company.
KL KN KO KY , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 198 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Flora Kling; Kroeger School of Music; Charles Z. Klauder; Felix Kuntz; E.D. Klotz; Ernest Kroeger; Robert Knight; Jeannette Kruse; Robert Kingston; Harry O. Knerr; A.Kordula; Ella Kowenburgh; E.D. Klots; Mary Catherine Kirk; Max T. Krone; Fritz Krull; Willia Kranzler; Adolph Knoll; E.D. Klotz; Ed Kruse
LA LI LL , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 199 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Col. Benjamin La Bree; Lester Levy; Jacob Laden; M.J. Little; William Leigh; D.B. Lissard; Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.; Sara Linton; Joseph Liptak; H. Lieber Co.; John Uri Lloyd; Free Library of the Borough of Little Ferry; Edward Lee; Town Library Lancaster; Eli LIlly and Co.; Lincoln City Library; J.T. Lloyd; J. Leon Lascoff & Son; Ludia Newson Lambert; Eleanor Levy; Lindmark's; A.D. Littlefield; C.O. Langston; Frank Leveroni; LaFayette Courie; Magazine Club of Lebanon; Niel Morrow Ladd Book Co.; Brotherton Library Leeds England; M.S. Levy and Sons, Inc.; Albert Louis Lieutaud; Lydia Newso Labert; Margaret List; Burhl Foundation; Leeds Library; Arthur Lamb; Los Angeles Public Library; Vivian Lockridge; Grant Lewis; Charles LaWall; Henry C. Lahee;
Library of Congress , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 200 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Library of Congress, primarily acknowledgements of materials Lilly donated.
LO LU LY , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 201 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Fred Lockley; Rosa Heath Long; Herschel Logan; Robert Lull; Louisiana State University; E.B. Lundberg; N. Luite; Eric Lundberg; James Lynn; Louis Ludlow; W.H. Lowdermilk & Co.; James B. Lynn; Edmund T. Lukens; R.W. Lynch; Maria Leech Lynch; S.S. Lontos;
Mc , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 202 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lannes McPhetridge; Rev. Clarence McClellan Jr.; Melvin McGovern; William McDevitt; D.F. McSweeney; M.A. McGuire; McGranahan's Studio; Hall McNeil; Dr. D. McClarty; Donald Holman McGibewy; Newman P. McGirr; Blanche McFadden; Delamar McWorkman; Chester McClure; C.W. McIntyre; Lillian McCann; R. Gerald McMurtry;
MA , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 203 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Commonwealth of Massachusetts States Library; Maryland Historical Society; Eugene Marder; Miriam Mashburn; Charles Martindale; Edward MacDowell; Charles Thurston Manning; Maxwell House Show Boat; James Stephen Martin; David Magee; University of Maine; University of Manchester; Marion Manning; MacMillan Company; Dr. Thomas Olive Mabbott; Mabel Mather; Attwood Martin; Lewis Mayo; Thomas Madigan; Thomas Mabbott; Walter Marmon; Alice Mathews; Martha M. Society of the First Lutheran Church; George Mason; William Marsfield; Harry Marlow; Helen MacGregor; H.W. May; Marion County Actual Masters and Wardens Association; Frederick Martens; W.K. Martins; W.F. Matthews; James MacFarlane; Master Art Products; Faye Martin; Grace Mapes; Florence Martin; Mayflowerites; Market for Exchange; John Marscher; Music Study Class of the Marion Department Club; Malcom MacFarlane; Edward Marks; Howard Mahan; Thomas Ollive Mabbott; Augustus Mason; A.B. MacDonald; Anthony Martinek; Paul Matthews;
McBride, E.R. , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 204 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.R. McBride of Pittsburgh, PA. McBride was an amateur collector who sold some of his collection to Foster Hall. McBride knew the Hamilton family, whose grandfather (Billy Hamilton) had been a great friend of Foster's. The Hamilton's owned some very important Foster items and in 1933 McBride put them in touch with Lilly. The most noteworthy item in their collection was Foster's flute, which Lilly tried to purchase several times. When the collection moved in Pittsburgh, the Hamilton's donated the flute to the collection.
Madison, James F. , 1933 Containers box 6 , folder 205 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James F. Madison of Los Angeles, CA, the publisher of The Collector's Journal . He supplied a great deal of sheet music, broadsides, and songbooks.
ME MI , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 206 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Meridian Bookshop; Harold V. Milligan; Helen Mills; Frank Metcalf; L. Miller; Miami University; W.H. Miller; Carl Meyer; University of Mississippi; George Merck; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Ralph Mellon; Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church; L. Miller; Minnesota Historical Society; John B. Messenger; Eli Messender; Robert T. Miller; James Mewhinney; Frank Metcalf; Leila Miller; F.D. Merrill; Fred Miller; Leon Miller; Frances Durham Metzger;
MO , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 207 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Morganton Public Library; W.B. Mollard; Bessie Mollard; Fred Morris; Shiras Morris; Bernadine Moore; Morse Institute; Otto Morton; Mount Vernon Public Library; Henry Morton; Clyde Morgan; Mooresville Women's Club; Montani Entertainment Service; Pasquale Montani; Jennie Morrissey; N.R. Moor; John Maltby; W. Bright Mollard; Samuel Moyer; Lester Mohr; University of Montana; Reid Morrison;
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 208 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence between Morneweck and Lilly grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
MU MY , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 209 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jessie Welles Murray; Elsie Murray; My Old Kentucky Home; M.M. Murdock; David V. Murdock; Dr. Foster Murray; John W. Muir; Laird Murdoch; Musical Advance;
Muller, Joseph , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 210 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph Muller of Cloister, NJ. An artist and ardent collector, Muller first because acquainted with Foster Hall in 1931 and was commissioned by Lilly to do pen and ink portraits of Foster and other significant figures in his life. Over the years a great friendship grew between the Hall staff and Muller. As the friendship grew, so did Muller's importance to the Hall. He did an entire series of portraits (all in the collection) and he also did peripheral research for Lilly. In 1937 Muller published a bibliography of various editions of "The Star-Spangled Banner". Sales were poor and Lilly purchased all the remaining copies and gave them to Muller, who in turn presented them to libraries as gifts. In 1938 Muller was instrumental in located a long-desired first edition of "Oh Susanna."
N , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 211 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Newark Galleries Inc.; North Central Music Conference; New York Historical Society; Abbe Niles; Horace Nixon; G.W. Nott; Katharine Prather Nicholas; New England Conservatory of Music; Edward Abbe Niles; Nettie Newman; Dean Rexford Newcomb; National Broadcasting Company; W.H. Newmyer; James Noel; Louis Nafis; Dr. T.J. Noonan; Emilie Nafis; James Neighan; C.J. Nagy; Gordon Bach Nevin; New Deal Book Store; Blanche Nichols; New Era Club; Indiana Association of Negro Musicians; May Neff; Ernest Dressel North; Bernard St. Jeanne Navarro; Ernest Dressel North; University of North Carolina; J.E. Nieberg; May T. Neff; Northwest Book Exchange; Margaret Northrup; Northern Indiana Historical Society; Lena Noaker; North Side Study Club; N.H. Noyes; New York Times Book Review; Free Public Library Newark New Jersey; Nadle's Book Nook; New Bedford Free Public Library; L.P. Noaker; Nebraska State Historical Society; H.K. Fatout; Frank Neeld;
O , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 212 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oberlin College; Geoffrey O'Hara; George Olive; Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society; Oakland Free Library; E.L. Olcott, Jr.; Innis Osborn; Old Book Store; E.G. Olden; Odd Shop; Catherine Olden; G. Bromley Ornan; James Oleary; Warren Oakes; Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio; Annabelle Oliver; Marion T. O'Shaughnessy; Bodleian Library Oxford; Osgood Public Library; Ohio Wesleyan University; Old Print Shop; Oklahoma Historical Society;
PA PH , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 213 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charlie Patrick; Pan American Union; F.H. Price; Searcy & Pfaff Letd; Chester Addy Peebles; C.H. Perry; Pan American Union; C.O. Page; national library Paris; Pearson Piano Company; Perry; William Pelz; Pasadena Public Library; Marie Pease; Della Pearce; C.H. Pace; P.E.O. Sisterhood; Rodney Perkins; Free Library of Philadelphia; Gavin L. Payne; Emma Pettingill; W.B. Paye; Walter Pfaff; Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Civics Club of Plainfield; Willis Phillips; Jack Parker; Pennsylvania State Museum; People's Chorus of New York; Paull-Pioneer Music Corp; American Library in Paris; Pennsylvania Scotch-Irish Society; Harry Perkins; Frank Palmer; Philadelphia College of Pharmacy;
Paper Package Co. , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 214 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Paper Package Co. of Indianapolis, IN, containing orders for various slipcases and book covers
PI PO PR PY , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 215 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Zoe Posey; Public Service Clipping Bureau; Portland Public Library; L.G. Pritchett; Ruth Stephens Porter; Progressive Series Teachers College; Edith Pierce; Purdue University; Library Association of Portland; Prudential Insurance Company of America; Herbert Prestwood; Herbert Prestwood; G.B. Plunkett; Ethel Pitkin; Plainfield Public Library; S.A. Pratt; Robert Pyle; County Borough of Portsouth Libraries & Museums; J.W. Putnam; Marguerite Porter; Roland Pomerat; G.S. Pittman; Procter Club;
Pittsburgh , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 216 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various Pittsburgh organizations.
Pittsburgh, University of , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 217 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh. This is an important file. Papers in these folders (esp. those for 1934) outline the terms under which the Foster Hall Collection would be transferred to Pittsburgh Memorial. The files include copies of insurance policies, contracts for the Guzman Band Arrangement and the school songbook, as well as details concerning Hodges' employment and maintenance of the collection.
Q , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 218 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F.E. Quinn;
RA RH , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 219 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with S.C. Rees; Racine Public Library; Gene Raymond; Reading Public Library; C.H. Reeves; L. R.E. Renn; Mabel Reed; Harold Reeves; Herbert Renton; Renton Book Cellar; H.C. Revercomb; Reeves Music House; Harper Rensburg; Sarah Alice Reed; County Borough of Reading; G.F. Rassweiler; Grace Renard; A.E. Renn; J.P. Register; Rhode Island Historical Society; Tacie French Rassweiler
Rose, Jessie W. , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 220 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jessie W. Rose of Pittsburgh, PA. The only grandchild of SCF, Mrs. Rose and her mother, Marion Welch (sometimes Welsh) were contacted by Lilly soon after he began his collection. The family was poor and happy to sell some of Foster's most important belongings, but they were interested only in profit. In addition, there was a great deal of disharmony between various branches of the family, and this bitterness runs throughout the correspondence. Lilly remained on polite, if cool terms with them because of their value as direct descendants. The file gives insight on many of the people important to the development of the collection. Mrs. Rose was a great gossiper, and while her information was not always correct, it was certainly interesting.
RI RO RU RY , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 221 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George M. Robinson; Lucien Rule; Rutgers University Library; Richmond Public Library; Riverside Public Library; Roanoke Public Library; L.H.S. Robson; Charles Ridinger; Frank S. Ruddle; Henry T. Richards; Jules T. Richards; Sterling Russell; Mildred Romfh; William Richardson; Frank Ruddell; Frances Richards; Fred Rouleau; Wells Rupert; Royal Typewriter Company Inc.; Robson & Howgate; Sidney Rose; Cale Young Rice; Anthony Russo; Arthur Rutledge; W.M. Rider; Women's Rotary Club of Indianapolis; Riverside School; Foster W. Rice; A.C. Robinson; Alexander Robinson; Charles W. Ridinger; Dallmeyer Russell; David Ross; Ben Roth; Rosenbach Company;
SA SC , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 222 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Julian Schmitz; W. Saunders; E.S. Schilling; Margaret Scott; San Diego Public Library; San Francisco Public Library; Mary Schneider; Nora Schwab; Louise Scudder; Ella Sengenberger; W. Saunders; Gerry Sanborn; George Schwartz; Arthur Schomberg; Rossing Sardeson; Antonia Sawyer; Mary Schneider; Scottish Musical Magazine; Henry Schauffler; Henry Scholl; G. Schirmer Inc.; C.H. Schwomeyer; Lorenz Schumm; William Saltmarsh; S.I. Sayre; Frank Scopes; Walter Schaefer; Thomas W. Schreiner; Ferdinand Schaeffer; Townley Searle;
Searle, Townley , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 223 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Townley Searle, a London based author compiling a book of old music hall songs. He wrote to Foster Hall for info on SCF and then began to supply Lilly with British editions of Foster music and songbooks
SE SH , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 224 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Second Presbyterian Church; Robert Shackleton; George Shiras; Myra Siviter; Helen Marott Sinex; Shelbyville Public Library; Sears Roebuck Co.; Regis Sieffert; O.P. Shiras; Seven Bookhunters; H.M. Sender; Shortridge High School; H.M. Sender; Shapiro Berstein & Co.; Elliot Shapiro; Shepard Book Co.; City of Sheffield Public Libraries; Margaret Sherman;
SI SK , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 225 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Simmons College Library; Arthur Siviter; G.M. Sieffert; John Skinner; Frederick Woodward Skiff; H.D. Sickles;
SL SM SN SQ , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 226 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Leora Smith; Florence Smith; Eleanor Smith; Southern Methodist University; J. Marsh Spafford; University of South Dakota; Fred Harlow Smith; Smith Book Company; F.J. Snyder; Will H. Solle; Nelly Colfax Smith; Dana P. Smith; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; C.D. Smith; University College Southampton; Ralph Fisher Smith; Barbara Sprague; J.E. Spannuth; H. Goodwin Spaulding; Francis Edgar Smith; Eva P. Squires; Mildren Rohm Smith; Public Library of the City of Somerville; Kate Smith; William Watson Smith; Southern Club Auxiliary; James Spencer; Lois Snyder; Smith College; Public Library South Bend; F. Vernon Smith; E.D. Sloan;
Smith, Percy , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 227 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Percy Smith of St. Louis, MO, Publisher of Morrison's biography of Stephen. Over the course of three years he sent Foster Hall a steady stream of reminiscences, repeating stories Morrison had told him thirty years earlier.
Smythe, Arthur H. , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 228 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur H. Smythe of Berkeley, CA. A devoted Foster fan, this eighty-two year old bookseller supplied very few items but much enthusiasm for Foster Hall's progress.
ST SU SW SY , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 229 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sugarloaf Historical Association; Forest Sweet; Stanford University Libraries; C.H. Stocking; Helen K. Starr; Raymond Stites; Syracuse Public Library; Virgil T. Stone; Library of Swarthmore College; J.W. Sturmer; Elmer Steffen; Ebora Strong; Albert Stackman; Forest Sweet; Scion Stagg; William Stevens; Star Publishing Co.; W.K. Stewart Co.; Malcolm Stone; Forest H. Sweet; Charles Messer Stow; Emero Stiegman; Standard Publishing Company; Kentucky Standard; Burton Stevenson; P. Stammer; State Savings and Loan Association; C.V. Starrett; Eleanor Stimmel; O.W. Stephenson; E.R. Stilson; Louis Clyde Stoumen; James Stewart; Frances Stiver; Roy Strayer; Stewart Kidd; W.W. Starkey; St. Mary's Home for Children; Guy Stonestreet; St. Louis Public Library;
T , 1930 Containers box 7 , folder 230 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with L.W. Trager; Wilfred Thomas; Thomas Taylor; Irene Tilyard; James C. Tait; William Tutin; Toledo Public Library; State of Tennessee Department of Education; Public Library of Toronto; A.B. Tryke; Tulsa Public Library; M.L. Turtelot; Lewis McKenzie Turner; Mary Talor; John Thompson; Anna Tenney; Texas State College for Women; Tipton Musicals; Isabel Lewis Townsend; Maggie Taylor; C.S. Thomas; Georguen Ter-Sarkissian; C.E. Bushong; Rees M. Ryan; John Lloyd Weller; Isabel Townsend; Stella Weiler Taylor; Julian Treilhard; Tipton Public Library; Ticknor Club; Eloise Thomas; Carl Tollefsen; Trinity Cathedral; Ada Toft; Tuttle Company; R.C. Ballard Thruston; George W. Ternes; Thatcher's Old Book Shop; H.C. Tillson; Robert Norwood Taylor; University of Texas; W.E. Treanor; Tennessee State Library; Edward Turnball; Tufts College; Troy Public Library; Transylvania Printing Co.; Tams-Witmark Music Library Inc.; Mary Lyon Taylor;
Thayer, Mary Alden , 1933 Containers box 7 , folder 231 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alden Thayer, a librarian at the New England Conservatory of Music. She sold some sheet music to Lilly, but he later refused to buy from her. There are hints that the material she sold was stolen.
Townsend, John Wilson , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 232 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
UV , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 233 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with United States Naval Academy; Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society; Librarian at the University of Virginia; Vermont Historical Society; C.W. Unger; Vassar College Library; C.E. Van Norman; A.M. Uhler; Utica Public Library; Home Economics Club of Valley HIlls; Virginia Historical Society; Van Ulier; Indiana Vassar Club; Irving Van Vliet; William Treat Upton; Alfred Uhler; John Vretos; Robert Vaughan; Betty Veyssie; R.S. Van Loon; F.B. Vesper, Jr.; Vandaworker Club; Veterans Administration; Veterans Hospital; Virginia State Library; Vanderbilt University; Guernsey Van Riper; Sidener Van Riper & Keeling Advertising; University Club;
WA WE , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 234 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Western Kentucky State Teacher's College; Paul Wagner; I Warshaw; John Walker; Jack Walker; Western Reserve University; Western Reserve Historical Society; Western College Alumnae Group; Western Union; Nellie Wells; Naomi Webb; Mary Watson; A.S. Wathen; J.R. Weldin; E.J. Wessen; Gertrude Perry West; Marion Foster Welch; Gabriel Wells; Edgar S. Werner; Lawrence James Wathen; Wellesley College; West Virginia University; Wabash College Library; Oscar Wegelin; Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania; Western Reserve Historical Society; Dr. E.R. Weidlein; Watkinson Library; W.F.B..
WH WI , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 235 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Warner Williams; Camilla Whitcomb; Whitlock's Book Store; Elizabeth Tenney Wilson; Amelia White; Wilder's Bookshop; Wigan Public Libraries; Windsor Library Association; Eilie Wilcox; Whitehead & Hoag Company; A. Wiegand's Sons Company; Alice Logan Wingo; Rev. John C. Wingering; Bjorn Winger; Wilson & Harrison; WJR Goodwill Station; WKBF Radio Station; Samuel W. Wilson; Walter L. White; George R. Williams; J.H. Whitty; J.M. Wise; M.D. Wilt; Howard Wiley; Joseph S. Willard; State Historical Society of Wisconsin; Harry Wheatley; Rev. John C.Wingering; Carl Wittke; Ernest William Winkler; Whiting Public Library; Harriet Williams; Anna W. Wheless;
Whittlesey, W.R. , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 236 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter Whittlesey of Washington DC. Whittlesey was an employee of the Library of Congress. His initial contacts with Lilly consisted of answering various questions from the Foster Hall staff. IN 1932 he was forced to retire from the Library, but because by that time he was engaged in research for Lilly he was allowed to maintain a desk there and continue his work. After his retirement, Lilly began paying him a monthly allowance. Whittlesey's work was to aid in the systematic coordination of Lilly's collection, verification of facts (copyright, etc.), checking over the reproductions for flaws, assisting E.F. Morneweck in the writing of The Chronicles , mounting such ephemeral material as newspaper clippings, and so on. In short, his high degree of professionalism made him invaluable to the development of the collection. When he died in 1936, his daughter (Katherine Copley), who was already assisting him, remained in Lilly's employment and continued her father's work.
Wilson, Mary A. , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 237 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Wilson of Indianapolis, In [see also Johnson, Mary E.] Wilson was one of two disabled typists employed by the hall. After the Collection was moved to Pittsburgh she continued to work for Mr. Hodges long distance. Among other tasks she helped to type Mrs. Morneweck's manuscript of The Chronicles .
WO WR WU WY , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 238 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Nanno Woods; Edith Wright; Dr. Perry Worden; E. Jay Wholgemuth; Women's Department Club; E.J. Wotowa; C.W. Wynn; Florence Woodward; Women's Press; Free Public Library Worcester; Wyoming Historical and Geological Society; Minne Wynne; Woodlawn Bookshop; Women's Rotary Club;
XYZ , 1933 Containers box 8 , folder 239 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Youngstown Public Library; Public Library York; Frank P. York; Yale University; L.G. Zerfas; Lewis E. Young; Otto Zimmerman & Son Co.; Ye Old Book Shoppe; Young Women's Christian Association Library;
A , 1934 Containers box 8 , folder 240 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary F. Allgauer; Atlantic Monthly ; Walter Atkins; Associated Coin & Stamp Co.; American Book Co.; Mary E. Armington; M.F.. Allgauer; L.S. Ayres & Co.; Alpha Kappa Latreian; D. Appleton-Century Co.; C.W. Allyn; Aldine Book Co.; All Saints Cathedral; Robert Alexander; A. A. U. W.; Franklin Adams; Baldwin Allan-Allen; Henry Armstrong; Arsenal Technical High School; Altrusa Club; Ashtabula Public Library; Asbury Park Public Library; Artcraft Lithograph & Printing Co.; Alexandria Public Library; Carnegie Public Library Austin, MN; Arcane Book Shop; Fannie Aiken; Frank Forrestall Adams; American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers; Alexander Mitchell Library; American Federation of Musicians; L.S. Ayres & Co.; Carnegie Library, Anniston AL; Carnegie Library Americus, GA; Carnegie Library Akron, IN; Arizona; Allen's Bookstore Inc.; American Association of Museums; Appalachian Journal; Eckhart Public Library Auburn, IN; Crosby Adams; State of Arkansas Dept. of Education; B.J. Jones Memorial Library Akron, OH; W.M. Andrews; WJW Incorporated Akron OH; Anderson Broadcasting Corp; Southern Broadcasting Stations Inc. Atlanta, GA; KXRO Aberdeen, WA; Allegheny College; Radio Station KNOW Austin; Jones Library Amherst, MA; Ashland Public Library; Aurand's Book Store; Harold Arnholter; Art Publication Society; City of Atlanta; Dept. of Archives and History Montgomery Alabama; Alhamra City High School; American Manufacturers Export Association; Arhtur Allen; American News Trade Journal; Library and Museum Juneau Alaska; Martha Allen; Potter County Free Library Amarillo TX; Ashland Library; Ethel V. Anne; Young E. Allison Jr.; Alameda High School; Amicitia Club; Charles F. Alker; Allentown Free Library; Auburn Public Library; Alfred University; Anderson Carnegie Public Library; Alpha Gama Delta Club; Aurora College; Altrusa Club; American Academy of Arts and Letters; Margaret Agnew; Charles Alker; Sue Artis; Atlanta Art Association; Altoona School District; Public Library Ann Arbor MI;
Alwes, Gladys , 1934 Containers box 8 , folder 241 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gladys Alwes of Indianapolis, IN. Throughout the Hall's existence, Alwes supplied many of the contemporary songbooks containing variations or mentions of Foster's music.
American Library Service , 1934 Containers box 8 , folder 242 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with American Library Service of New York, NY [see also New York Library Service]. ALS was a company of dealers who did not contact Lilly until 1934. At that time they attempted to sell him publications produced by Foster Hall.
BA , 1934 Containers box 8 , folder 243 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William H. Ball; Ball Brothers Co.; Emma Bates; Maurice Baron; Baldwin-Wallace College; Ball State Teacher's College; Baltimore Public Library; Vivian Barnes; Metropolitan Borough of Battersea; Babson Park, MA; WCAO Baltimore; Bakersfield; Marion Barker; Walter Barnwell; Everett Baker; G.A. Baker & Co. Inc.; Free Public Library of Boyonne, NJ; Barabook Public Library; Peabody Institute Baltimore; Paul Bayless; Bay City Public Library; John Ballentine; E.P. Barmore; Gertrude Brandes; Bartholomew County Historical Society; Baylor University Library; Robert Burns Bair; Bangor Public Library;
BE , 1934 Containers box 8 , folder 244 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Beique Rare Books Service; Martha Beman; Bellevue-Stratford; Beverlry, MA; Vivan Beaumont; Ernest Beique; Irving Berlin; Mary Miller Beard; Frank Bender Bookseller; Carnegie Library Beaver Falls; Dr. William Jesse Baird; Berea College; Bemidji Public Library; Bedford Public Library; Linda Berry; Stanley Bezanson; Walter Beavans; Beloit College; John Beaty; Bethlehem Public Library; Agnes Bedell; Berry schools; Belleville Public Library; J.C. Beckam; Berkeley Public Library; Iva M. Butlin; Howard Bement; Pearl Agnes Beal; Carl Bernhardt; John H. Beck; Beaumont, TX, Torrell Public LIbrary; Public Library Bellingham WA; Cara Foster Beach; Berwyn Public Library; Marguerite Bennetll;
BI BL BO , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 245 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Grace Boyce; R.R. Bowker Co.; Albert Bieber; Book Club; Parmly Billings Memorial Library; Booklover's Shop; Boston Public Library; Ann Boody; Boston Antique Shop; John Black; Jacob Blanck; Florence Boyd; Blue Mountain College; Blue Earth, MN; Black Hawk; Book Den; Bok Singing Tower; Clara Black; Binghampton, NY; Huse Blomburg; Billings, Montana; C.S. Boyd; NBC Boston; Dorothy Black; Birmingham, AL; Bluffton, IN; F.J. Boerger; Carnegie Library Boise Idaho; Book Nook; Misses Binford; John A. Borrows; Mabel Barnum; Boston College; E.A. Blank; Public Library of Bloomfield, NJ: Louis Block; Bowdoin College Library; Boston Athenaeum; Birmingham Conservatory of Music Inc.; Boston Music Co.;
Birge, Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 246 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Birge. Edward Birge, a Professor of music at Indiana University, worked with Will Earhart on The Songs of Stephen Foster , a songbook published by University of Pittsbugh Press.
BR , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 247 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Blanche Bruton; Charles Bragin; Janet Bradley; Bradford, PA, Carnegie Library; Josephine Bruce; Irving Brown; Brooklyn College; Robert Brooke; Bryan, TX, Carnegie Library; Brainerd, MN, Public Library; Cornelia Brooke; W.L. Brown; British Broadcasting Co.; Brookville, IN, Public Library; Captain Taylor Branson; Brown & Bigelow; George A. Brown; E.K. Braselton; H.G. Brannen; Eleanor Browning; Roert Barton; Peter Brannon; British Museum; Bradford County Historical Society; Albert Brush; Bryn Mawr College; Brown University; University of Bristol; Broadway Works Class; Sedley Brown; Estella Briggs; Brushy Mountain Penitentiary; Arthur Brown; Public Library of Brookline; Brigham Young University; Leonard Bryan; Bridgeport Public Library;
Briggs, Morris H. , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 248 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Morris H. Briggs of Chicago, IL. Briggs was a rare book dealer and one of Lilly's first contacts. Throughout the building of the collection he provided many interesting items, even though his prices were unreasonably high.
Butterfield, Henry , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 249 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry Butterfield of Brookline, MA. A descendent of Stephen's brother Henry, Mr. Butterfield sold Lilly two volumes of sheet music which had been handed down through the family for $850. After this successful sale, Butterfield attempted to sell old clothing belonging to the Foster family.
BU BY , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 250 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Buffalo, NY; Bertha C. Burhans; Jay G. Buchan; Butler Public Library; Carl Busch; C.S. Boyd; Buffalo Evening News; Amos W. Butler; Buffalo Catholic Institute Library; Grosvenor Library Buffalo; Women's Literary Club of Bunker Hill; Arthur E. Byrne; Donald Q. Burleigh; Sunoule Butler; Burlett Club; Free Public Library Burlington; Buriett Club; Sarah D. Butler; University of Buffalo; Butler University;
CA CE , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 251 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Capron; Arthur Carlson; Century Paper Company; Central Missouri State Teachers College; Nan Cartwright; Hotel Chelsea; Central Society of Scientists and Mathematicians; Cairo Public Library; Harry Campbell; Gayle Carver; Casper Public Library; Cambridge Public Library; Canal Zone Schools; Tudor B. Carre; Central Park Public Library; Camden Free Public Library; Frank Carpenter; Maurice Candey; Centre College; Carthage College; Catawba College; University Library Cambridge; Catholic University of America; Ruth Cazier; John Carroll University; Wallace Cain; Russell Case; Carnegie Institute of Technology; Camp Fire Girls; California State Library; Frances Soule Campbell; Canton Public Library Association; University of California;
Callahan, Lorena (Lott) , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 252 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lorena Calahan of Louisville, KY. Not a dealer, but as a life-long resident of Louisville she was acquainted with many of the old families there, and obtained sheet music from them. Her letters are like full-length novels and she sounds quite mad. Over the years she developed a crush on Lilly and continued to write even after her flurry of sales dwindled away. The file for 1933 contains some interested gossip about Col. La Bree. Mrs. Lott insinuates he stole a good deal of sheet music and other items from the MOKH museum. When Lilly remarried in 1935, Mrs. Lott turned her affections to Mr. Hodges.
Certain, Mrs. Henry J. , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 253 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence of Mrs. Henry J. Certain of Huntsville, AL. From 1931 on Mrs. Certain was one of the main suppliers of sheet music to Foster Hall. Her prices were always reasonable, and her material in good condition. Lilly so respected her business-like attitude and high standards that she was one of his personal guests at the dedication ceremonies in Pittsburgh.
CH CI CL CO , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 254 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with David Costelo; William H. Conroy; L.S. Clark; F. Christopher; Stuart Conroy; E. Fred Chanay; Carnegie Public Library Charleston; Chesapeake and Ohio Lines; George H. Clark; E. Fred Chaney; George W. Childs; Frank S. Collins; H.O. Bishop; Stanley Coulter; James E. Clark; Frank S. Collins; Colophon; George Childs; W.R. Conrad; G.H. Cordell; Werner R. Conrad; Clarksdale Carnegie Public Library; Wayne Coy; Coleraine Publi Library; Clearwater Public Library; George S. Cottoman; Alvin T. Coate; P.W. Coris; Congregational Church; Chillicothe; Coshocton Public Library; Connellsville Carnegie Library; Corsicana Public Library; John. R. Clements; Clearwater Public Library; Columbia University; Palmer Clark; John Lyle Clough; Cleveland Public Library; Frank S. Collins; Clear Lake City Library; A.T. Copeland; Community Broadcast Corporation Charlottesville; KFRU Columbia, MO: Eugene Connelly; Corydon Public Library; George H. Cooper; Robert Cooke; William Kenneth Collette; WKRC Cincinnati; WCHS Charleston; WIS Columia; Alfred Cobley; L.M. Christian; R.G. Clifton; Chattanooga Public Library; Claremont College; Cisco Texas; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; A.D. Coolbaugh; Richard C. Collins; Connecticut College; Le Retama Public Library Corpus Christi; Cleveland Heights Public Library; George Clark; Colorado College; Children's Museum of Indianapolis; David Costelo; City of Clifton; Walter Cluff; J.S. Chambers; Columbus Bartholomew County Library; Converse College Library; Cecilia Charles; Public Library of Concord; Montgomery Cooper; Edgar Cowan; Clinton Public Library; Hugh Constable; Cole's Arcade; Florence Cochran; Scott Chambers; Carnegie Public Library Cheyenne; Nora Crimmins;
Chicago , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 255 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Letters from librarians, school teachers, children and radio stations in the Chicago area thanking Lilly for various Foster Hall Publications
Cincinnati , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 256 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Letters from librarians, school teachers, children and radio stations in Cincinnati thanking Lilly for various Foster Hall Publications
Conn, Mrs. Louella C. , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 257 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Louella C. Conn of Dayton, OH. With Lilly supplying the funding, Mrs. Conn directed the recording of each of Foster's tunes on the Gennett Record label. These Foster Hall Recordings were not for public sale; they were solely for use by the Hall. Recording was completed in 1936. Mrs. Conn was responsible for identifying that several of Foster's tunes consisted of different words set to the same air.
CR CY CU , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 258 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Crescent Paper Company; Drusilla Cravens; Harold R. Cunning; Warren Weston Creamer; Carnegie Public Library Crookston; Current Knowledge Club; Crescent Hill Women's Club; Cecilia Todd Cross; W.D. Crooks; Culver-Stockton College; L.G. Crume; Curtis Institute of Music; Crozer Theological Seminary; L.G. Crume; Crist Book Shop; Gladys Cranmer; Crist Book Shop; Creighton University; Cumberland University Alumni Association; H.J. Craig;
Crowell, Thomas Y. Company , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 259 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Thomas Y. Crowell Company of NY, NY. This was the company that published Howard's biography of Foster. Because Lilly had subsidized Howard during his research, he also had a great deal of say over the final form of the book. Lilly and Crowell wrangle over the title and against Howard's wish changed it from Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts to America's Troubadour .
DA DE , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 260 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.H. Davis; S. Foster Damon; Delta Alpha Gamma; Martha Davis; Ruth Denton; J.E. Deaver; Ed DeCamp; S.O. Davidson; Henry B. Davis; Denmark; May Davis; Danville Friends Church; Daughters of the American Revolution; Danbury Library; F.B. Davenport; Central Broadcasting Company Des Moines; Ernest Dawkins; Norma Death; Decatur Public Library; Danville Music Club; Carnegie Library Drivis Lake; Carnegie Library Detroit Lakes; WJBK Detroit; WMBC Detroit; Detroit Public LIbrary; Kirk Delano; KFXF Denver; Fordson Board of Education Dearborn; Margaret Daschbah; KRLD Dallas; Dayton Public Library; Goodwill Station Detroit; University of Detroit; Dartmouth College; Carolyn Darrow; Grover Tilden Davis; Historical Society of Delaware; University of Denver Library; Judge Frank E. Daugherty; Claire Dardis; Francis May Davis; Dakota Wesleyan University; Dana's Musical Institute; Lynn B. Dana; J.E. DeGafferelly; Denison University; Davis and Elkins College News Bureau; DePauw University; Margaret Daschbach; Denison University Library;
Daniel, Mrs. Kathryn , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 261 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Kathryn Daniel of Ancot, CZ. A school teacher working in the Canal Zone, Mrs. Daniels first wrote to tell Lilly about a play she staged at her school. The play, a dramatized biography of Foster, was entitled Stephen Foster: A Reminiscence. Impressed with both the woman and the play, Lilly sponsored the financial side of its publication.
DI DO DR DY , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 262 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with T.C. Donovan; Mary Thornton Dodge; C.L. Dupre; Dickinson's Old Curiosity Shop; F.L. Doherty; Marcus Dickey; C. Frank Dunn; Duvall Company; Sue Lyons Douglas; H. Dressel; DuBoils Public Library; J. Francis Driscoll; Maude Ann Dooley; Charles T. Duvall; Amelia Donovan; Daphne Dunbar; A.M. Dudley; W.C. Dierks; Dover, DE; KFPL Dublin, TX; William Duncan; University of Durham; Elizabeth Dunderdale; University of Dubuque; Marcus Dickey; James F. Drake Inc.; A.W. Dimmers; Mary A. Dixon; B.W. Duck; Public Library District of Columbia; Drake University; Duke University; Carnegie Free Library Duquesne; W.M. Downes;
E , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 263 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maskell Ewing Jr.; Martha Evans; F.M. Endicott; WLBW Erie; Jane Etheridge; Katharine Meadows Edelen; C.F. Engelfried; Emmerich Manual Training High School; Lulu Ewald; East Chicago; National Library of Scotland Edinburgh; E.G. Eberhart; C.L. Elliott; A.J. Esposito; F. Munroe Endicott; KORE Eugene OR; Julian Evans; WGBF Evansville; WTAQ Eau Claire, WI; WLBW Erie; WGBF Evansville; Ewing Antique Shop; El Paso Public Library; Elkhart Carnegie Library; Eberett Public Library; Evanston Public Library; Etude; Evansville College; Elyria Library; James Tandy Ellis; Kate Felton Elkins; Free Public Library of Elizabeth NJ: Steele Memorial Library Elmira; Thomas H. English; Emory University; Everett Public Library; Lindley Eberstadt; Earlham College Library; Walter Evans; Free Public Library East Orange; Public Library East Cleveland; John Erskine; Easton Public Library; East St. Louis Public Library; Eastern Kentucky State Teacher's College; Carnegie Public Library Enid;
Earhart, Mr. And Mrs. Will , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 264 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. and Mrs. Will Earhart of Pittsburgh, PA. Mrs. Earhart was the president of the Tuesday Music Club. She visited Foster Hall with the group and upon returning home began to correspond with Lilly. Will Earhart worked for the University of Pittsburgh and also corresponded with Lilly. Their friendship developed fast and the file for 1933 contains a great deal of information on the construction and financing of the Pittsburgh Memorial, arrangements to transfer the collection, and details of other projects Foster Hall was then engaged in--the biography, reproductions, and plans for a children's songbook, which Will Earhart edited.
FA FI , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 265 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William Arms Fisher; First Baptist Church; Julia M. Faard; Feely; Fields; Carnegie Library Fitzgerald GA; Public Library Findlay; Louise Fisher; R.L. Fairbrother; Filiatreault & Currans; WMMN Fairmont W. VA.; Lee H. Farris; H.W. Finney; WDAY Fargo North Dakota; KUOA Fayetteville Arkansas; A.A. Firth; Fall River Public Library; Fargo Public Library; Lucy Young Fisk; Edward Fisk; Fitchburg Public Library; Fisk University; A.C. Fanning;
Filson Club , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 266 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Filson Club in Louisville, KY. An historical club whose members tried, unsuccessfully, to verify Foster's alleged visits to Bardstown. Lilly presented them with a set of Reproductions and in return the club featured Foster material in their quarterly.
Fischer, J & Brother , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 267 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. Fischer and Brother of New York, NY, the publishers of J.T. Howard's songbook, A Program of Stephen Collins Foster Songs . Lilly paid for this publication and then purchased 3000 copies and distributed them to radio stations across the U.S.
FL FO FR FY , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 268 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James E. Forrest; Daniel Fowler Bookshop; Julian M. Foard; Hiram D. Fuller; Lilly Fox; Claire Forman; Free Public Library Fort Dodge; William B. Foster; Dorothy Freking; Frankfort Public Library; Edward Fletcher; Perry Fuller; B.G. Foster; Louis Frank; WGBB Freeport, NY; Forster Music Publisher; Fort Worth Broadcasters; L.W. Foster; Muriel Fuller; Fort Worth Star-Telegram; Fond Du La Commonwealth Reporter; Fresno Bee; Flora Community Art & Garden Club; Franklin & Marshall College; Friday Afternoon Reading Club; French Lick Public Library; Grace Fleckenstein; Franklin & Marshall College; Fortnightly Study Club; Fresno County Free Library; University of Florida; Fletcher Trust Co.; Fort Wayne Public Library; Flint Public Library; Jesse French Pianos; H. Edgar French; Florida State College for Women; S.M. Flint; Barbara Fowler; Furman University Library; Katherine Ford; Annie D. Flower; Fordham University;
Flaccus, Mrs. E.W. , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 269 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. E.W. Flaccus of Tuscon, AZ. A member of the Tuesday Musical Club, Mrs. Flaccus moved to Arizona in 1933. There appears to have been a genuine affection between her and Lilly.
Ford, Henry , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 270 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry Ford of Dearborn, MI. Nothing in the file is directly from Ford--everything is signed by his secretary, Frank Campsall. Ford purchased the "White Cottage" which he purported was Foster's birthplace. Foster's descendants were both opinionated and vocal on the issue; they each took sides and appealed to Lilly for his support. Unfortunately there are large gaps in the file--considering who was involved, the Foster Hall Staff evidently felt that anything of a volatile nature should be removed.
Form Letters , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 271 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes A variety of formal replies for various situations.
Foster, Lorraine , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 272 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lorraine Foster of New York, NY. At first thought to be no relation to SCF, Miss Foster was a well-known singer specializing in American music. Because of her name and the fact that she did an entire program of American music, she soon raised the Foster family wrath, particularly Mrs. Rose. However, she visited Foster Hall (with her secretary, Viola Rose) and Lilly took a great liking to her. As late as 1938 he was trying to have Evelyn Foster Morneweck (at his expense) do a genealogy for Lorraine to try and establish a connection with the Foster family. The file does not indicate whether a connection was ever established.
GA GI , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 273 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harold Gamans; Hamlin Garland; Girl Scout Troop Forty; Gary Public Library; Garrett IN: Marie Gillespie; M. Germond; Irma Gardner; Irving Garwood; Gates and Gates; Gadsden Public Library; Mary Gardner; Martha Galt; Georgia Federation of Music Clubs; Matilda Gibson; Gittman's Book Shop; Cooke County Free Library Gainesville, TX; G.S. Galey; Ellen Galey; Richard Gimbel; Gimbel Brothers; Georgia Historical Society; WIND Gary, IN; Mary Gardner; Col. Noel Gaines; Rosenberg Library Galveston; Georgia State Industrial College; University of Georgia; R. Eloise Gennett; H.B. Giles; Garfield Public Library; George Washington University; Elsie L. Gilmore; J.R. Gardner; Jesse James Garrison; Daniel Geraty; Graymont School; Galesburg, IL, Public Library;
Gennett Records , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 274 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gennett Records of Richmond, IN [see also CONN, LUELLA]. Correspondence concerns the Foster Hall Recordings made in the Gennett studios under Miss Conn's direction.
Guzman Band Medley , 1934 Containers box 9 , folder 275 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence regarding the Guzman Medley. [See also GUZMAN, LUIS]. In addition to correspondence with Guzman, this file contains estimates from music publishers, paper suppliers, etc. The folder is worth studying for the insight it provides into Lilly's character. Guzman agreed to give up all royalties while holding the copyright, permitting Lilly to print as many copies as he liked. But Lilly tried to have the copyright assigned to himself so that he could transfer it to the collection in Pittsburgh.
GL GO , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 276 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alfred R. Goldman; Goodspeed's Book Shop; Marion Good; Earle T. Goodnow; Eva M. Gould; Goshen Public Library; R.E. Good; Marie Goth; Marion Bigler Good; A.H. Godard; Julius Gold; Ralph Eliott Good; Glasgow Corporation Public Libraries; William J. Glassmacher; Goucher College Library; Hamilton S. Gordon; Glen Ridge Public Library; Glendale Public Library; Goodwyn Institute;
GR GU GW GY , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 277 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.A. Grant Schaefer; K. Gregory; Charles W. Guptill; Mazie Graham; Edna May Green; F.C. Groover; E.R. Guerlin; Greenfield, IN; Griffin, GA; Ferde Grofe; Sloane Graff; Lidie E. Gray; Grand Rapids Public Library; Green Bookman; Grafton, ND; Grand Junction, CO; E.Y. Guernsey; Griffin, GA; Marilyn Grove; Graceville Public Library; Grand Forks Public Library; Dr. Charles Gray; North Carolina Broadcasting Co. Greensboro; Lilian Gunn; Edwin L. Griffith; Bernice Gurney; Elizabeth Gunn; Letha Graves; Carnegie Library Greensboro; R.W. Grow; Jessie Gray; J. Grossman; Great Falls Public Library; William F. Grayot; Clifford Graves; Stanley Grand;
Guzman, Luis , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 278 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Luis Guzman of Washington, DC. Guzman arranged a medley of Foster's music for the US Marine Band. Lilly seemed to get on well with Guzman and his wife. The 1935 folder is devoted to copyright, recordings, prints, distribution, sale of rights, etc.
HA , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 279 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frank L. Harris; Julian Hawthorne Hatch; Clara W. Hays; Elmer Havens; Guy Harris; Walter S. Hay; Dick Hagadorn; J.F. Hayes; Hastings Carnegie Library; Allan Harter; Alva Harvey; Alene Hardin; Archibald Hall; F.J. Hassmer; Charles J. Haden; Haverstick Company; Emma Walter Hardy; Margaret Hatcher; Thomas M. Harnett; Hall of Fame; Wells Hampton; L.H.B. Hand; W. Harmans; Margaret Hathaway; Hartford Seminary Foundation; William Harmans; Hugh H. Hanna; WDRC Hartford; Karl Hardey; Harry Harris; Hazleton Broadcasting Service Inc; Ben Harris; Jane Hardey; Walter Hartwig; H.H. Hanna; University of Hawaii; Hall & McCreary Company; Hamline University; Robert Hamilton; Harry Haas; Harvard Musical Association; Montagu Hankin; Harvard College Library; George Hacker; S. Mills Hayes; Hamtramck Public Library; Emma Hast; Rowan Hardin; Dr. Ray Harris; Watkinson Library Hartford; Felix Hargrett; Hamilton College; Hanover College Library; Alice Harris;
HE , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 280 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert D. Heinl; Hotel Metropole; Henderson Public Library; A. & W. Head; Alvine Heringhaus; Herman Heller; H. Hesse
HI , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 281 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hibbing Public Library; Carmen Moore Hill; Sylvester Hickey; Billy Hill; Marshall C. Hill; Rodney Himes; McGregor Public Library Highland Park;
HO HU HY , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 282 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Fletcher Hodges Jr.; Peggy Hodges; Hoosier Bookshop; Thomas Howe; Homestead Carnegie Library; Vern Bull Hull; Frank J. Hynes; Huron Public Library; C.S. Humphreys; Doree Germiane Holman; Hopkinsville Public Library; Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing; Fred Hoke; Henry Hornbrook; C.L. Hooberry; Huntington City Free Library; L.E. Huseman; Honolulu Advertiser; W.P. Huston; Harry V. Hyatt; Clarice Husemen; Arthur Billings Hunt; KGMB Honolulu; James Howgate; H.J. Hocking; Bertie Juanita Hutchings; KFWB Hollywood; Henry E. Huntington Library; Hopkinsville; Holy Cross College; Sigurd Humphreys; Hobart College & Library; Hood College Library; C.A. Hughes; Hope College; Huntsville, AL; Howard Memorial Library; Huntingdon, PA; Hoosier Tourist Club; Houston Public Library; W.B. Horton; Hollins, VA; Howard University; John A. Hoffman; Hutchinson Public Library; Nina Hatfield
Hollenbeck Press , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 283 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hollenbeck Press of Indianapolis, IN. This company received a large amount of business from Foster Hall. They printed bulletins, stationary, and small chapbooks issued by Lilly. They did high-quality work and were on good terms with Lilly until right before the collection was transferred--at that time Mr. Krieg, the man with whom Lilly had all his dealings, retired and the new manager began raising prices causing Lilly to withdraw his business from the company.
Holstein, Otto , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 284 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Otto Holstein of New York, NY. Holstein was writing an article about Foster's last days, concentrating on the more sordid aspects of Foster's life. Skeptical of Morrison's account, Holstein attributed Foster's death to drinking. He wrote Foster Hall for information, asking some hard questions which were never addressed in Lilly's responses.
Howard, John Tasker , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 285 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy; verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
I , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 286 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Indiana Audubon Society; Arthur Ivone; Indianapolis Home for the Aged; Indianapolis Grade School Teacher's Association; Irvington M.E. Church; Ipes Public School; Iowa State College; James Irvine; Indiana Society Dames of the Loyal Kingdom; Illinois State Historical Library; Indianapolis Convention & Publicity Bureau; Indianapolis Medical Society; Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce; Indiana Free Library; International Musician; Indiana Poetry Society; Norma Inlow; International Travel and Study Club; Indianapolis Exchange Club; University of Iowa; WKBF Indianapolis; WFB Indianapolis; Iowa Wesleyan College; University of Illinois; State of Idaho Historical Society; Indiana University; Illinois Wesleyan University; C.W. Ives; Indiana Central College; Irvington Free Public Library; Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society; Women's Society of Indianapolis Florists; Harry Iller; University of Idaho; Indiana Bell Telephone;
Indiana State Library , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 287 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indiana State Library. Beginning in 1932, Lilly contributed unwanted sheet music from the collection to the Library (generally Americana not Foster material). The library also received copies of the Foster Hall Bulletin and other Foster Hall publications. In 1934 they were given a set of Foster Hall Reproductions. In 1935 the Indiana Library Association made Lilly an Honorary member.
Indianapolis Athletic Club , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 288 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis athletic club, including reservations, acknowledgements, and bills for some of the many guests Lilly hosted during their stays in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Blue Print & Manufacturing Co. , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 289 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Blueprint & Manufacturing Co. Renamed the Indianapolis Blue Print and Lithograph Company in 1935. This company made many photographs and negatives of the manuscript pages, newspaper clippings, and other Foster memorabilia for Foster Hall. Such photographs were supplied, free of charge, to any interested party--school teachers, playwrights, dealers, etc.
Indianapolis Engraving Co. , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 290 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Engraving Company regarding the Foster Hall Reproductions.
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 291 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. They did a great deal of work for the hall, photographing every important acquisition.
Indianapolis Public Library , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 292 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Public Library. They helped to secure interlibrary loans from the Library of Congress. With Lilly's help, they established a small Foster collection of their own. They were also the site for the unveiling of the Foster Hall Reproductions.
International Records Agency , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 293 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the International Records Agency of Long Island, NY. Until the collection moved to Pittsburgh, this company was employed to find and purchased foreign recordings of Foster's music to add to the collection.
J , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 294 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sylvester Johnson Jr.; Jefferson County Schools; Jacksonville Public Library; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music; Merle Johnson; Jackson Free Library; Alfred Dickey Free Library Jamestown, ND; Emsley W. Johnson; Walter Jacobs Inc.; A.C. Jenks; Dr. R.U. Johnson; KBTM Jonesboro Arkansas; Jackson County Medical Society; Luther Johnson; Pauline Wallace Jones; W.D. James; WJAX Jacksonville; WMBH Jolin, MO; Juniata College; Helen Jones; Ida w. Judy; Joliet Public Library; Mayne Williams Public Library Johnson City TN; Free Public Library Jersey City, NJ; Ed. Jackson; Cambria Library Association Johnstown, PA; Max Jacobs; James Prendergast Free Library; Juilliard School of Music; Johns Hopkins University;
KA KI , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 295 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W. Lloyd Keepers; C.E. King; Harry W. Kinney; Dr. Frederick Kinsmen; Department of Education Kentucky; Dr. W.E. Kendall; Kenilworth Book Store; Kellogg Library; Lerna Kedly; John M. Kitchen; James Kane; Lerna C. Kelly; Georgia B. Kilvington; Kentucky Standard; Mary Kennerly; University of Kansas Library; H.K. Kirkland; Kiwanis Club; WOQ Kansas City; WLBF Kansas City; Kansas State Historical Society; William Kelleher; Kingswood School Cranbrook; Alexina Kennedy; Kansas Wesleyan University; Kee Lox; Public Library Kalamazoo; Kentucky Progress Commission; William Ketler;
Kentucky State Historical Society , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 296 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Kentucky Historical Society. The librarian at the Society made photocopies of items for Lilly. The Society was presented with a copy of the Foster Hall Reproductions.
Kentucky, University of , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 297 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Kentucky in Lexington, KY. The most interesting exchanges here concern the consternation which developed in Kentucky when Howard's biography was published, and the debate over where particular songs were composed. The folders of 1935-37 contain two distinct series of correspondence. The first is with Elmer Sulzer, Director of Publicity, and concerns his study of the changes in two Foster tunes over the years, "Oh Susanna" and "Uncle Ned." The other is with T.D. Clark, a professor at the University who published an article in 1936 entitled "The Slavery Background of Stephen C. Foster's My Old Kentucky Home."
KL KN KO KY , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 298 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry E. Knowlton; Joseph Klein; Harry O. Knerr; Louis Kleber; Knightstown, IN; A.J. Klier; Milton Krims; Kokomo Carnegie Public Library; Kokomo Morning Musicale; Alta May Knapp; WNOX Knoxville, TN; Mahlon Kline; Paul Kubricky; William Knox; John G. Kidd & Son Inc.; Eda Kreiling; Martin P. Klingel; J.R. Kramer; E.D. Klotz; Charles Z. Klauder; Henry Kling;
LA LI LL , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 299 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lester Levy; Lieutaud; Oscar Lilly; Jamie Julian Lilly; Allegro Music Club of Lebanon; Lancaster, PA; La Grande Public Library; E.M. Lawson & Co.; Emma Landis; Charles Latham; Henry C. Lahee; Robert. N. Lister; LaPorte Public Library; WLAP Lexington; Frederick Landis; Lakota City Library; Phyllis Lazansky; Marie Lauck; L.G. Lauve; Lindmark's Book Store; Edward B. Lee; Liverpool Public Libraries; Southland Radio Corporation Laurel, Mississippi; Lawrence College; Lincoln City Library; J. Leon Lascoff; Lloyd Library; Perry Lesh; Lancaster, PA; Lamartine, PA; Christine Leahey; Laredo Public Library; Lakewood Public Library; H. Lieber Company; Mattie Lean; Lebanon Magazine Club; Little Rock Public Library; University of Liverpool; Leeds, England; Lake Charles Carnegie Library; La Jolla Public Library; L.C. Lawton; Little Ferry Public Library; Jean Lee; Lewiston Public Library; Pierce J. Landers; Hugh McK. Landon; Edward B. Lee; M.J. Little; Col. Ben La Bree; Lehigh University;
Library of Congress , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 300 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Acknowledgements of materials Lilly donated.
Lloyd Library , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 301 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Lloyd Library of Cincinnati, OH. Letters of thanks and compliments concerning Lilly's gift of the Foster Hall Reproductions.
LO LY , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 302 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George Luckling; Louisville Free Public Library; Robert Lull; Louisiana State University; Margaret Lanius; County of Los Angeles; W.H. Lowdermilk & Co.; Fred Lockley; Logansport Public Library; Nicholson Memorial Library Longview TX; Herschel C. Logan; Lucy Longmore; Logansport Public Library; Don Lee Broadcasting System; Louisville Times; London Library; Lincoln's Inn Library; Lyons Board of Education; Annie Halenbake Ross Library Lock Haven, PA; Loyola University; Royal Academy of Music, London; L.F. Loree; Ross Heath Long; Louisiana Library Commission; Lowell City Library; Long Beach Public Library; Louis R. Luebbert; Ethel M. Lucas; Jones Memorial Library Lynchburg VA; Dr. John S. Lundy; Long Island University;
MA , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 303 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Bernard Mann; Mascot Pictures Corporation; J. MacIntyre; Roscoe B. Martin; S.L. Martin; Martinsville, IN; M. Mayers; Manistee City; Martinsville Public Schools MacMurray College; Marion Public Library; M.J. Mahan; Eugene Marder; Morgan County Public Schools; Makato Free Public Library; Charles T. Manning; Maurice Matteson; Marion Scully Manning; A.B. Marsh; Malcolm F. MacFarland; James Stephen Martin; Thomas Olive Mabbott; Manchester Public Libraries; Magazine Guild; Library of the Massachusetts State College; WMAZ Macon, GA; Masons; Edward B. Marks; Madison Musical Club; James Madison; Charles E. Mayhew; Mabel Mahoney; Market for Exchange; Marquette University; Mary M. Marshall; Fred J. Mack; Malden Public Library; Maine Historical Society; State Library Maryland; Madison-Jefferson County Public Library; E.F. Margurger and Son; John H. Marshall Books; Margaret Lou Mace; Maywood Public Library; Massilon Public Library; Charles Martindale;
Madison, James F. , 1934 Containers box 10 , folder 304 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James F. Madison of Los Angeles, CA, the publisher of The Collector's Journal . He supplied a great deal of sheet music, broadsides, and songbooks.
MC , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 305 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with McDowell; McKeough; William Herbert McDowell; Helen McNally; William McIlvaine; J.B. McCormick; Clarence Stuart McClellan; Althea McBride; T.C. McCray; Josephine McDevitt; John J. McCullough; McComb Public Library; William McGibbon; Willard McWorkman; J.E. McGolrick; Patrcik McAvoy; James McIntyre; D.F. McSweeney; William McGibbon; Lawson McGhee Library; Lannes McPhetridge;
McBride, Eugene R. , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 306 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Eugene R. McBride of Pittsburgh, PA. An amateur collector who sold some of his collection to Foster Hall. McBride knew the Hamilton family, whose grandfather (Billy Hamilton) had been a great friend of Foster's. The Hamilton's owned some very important Foster items and in 1933 McBride put them in touch with Lilly. The most noteworthy item in their collection was Foster's flute, which Lilly tried to purchase several times. When the collection moved in Pittsburgh, the Hamilton's donated the flute to the collection.
ME MI , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 307 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harry C. Miller; University of Missouri; Alice C. Miller; Memorial Presbyterian Church; L. Miller; H.C. Miller; Eli Messenger; Carl F. G. Meyer; Flora Millspaugh; Marion County Tuberculosis Association; Mankato State Teacher's College; Central Missouri State Teacher's College; Robert T. Miller; Harry Messick; Robert Merrill; Bert Messner; Minot Public Library; Hazel Luther Miller; Fred Meissner; Meridian Hills Country Club; Medina OH; Minot Public Library; Minden Louisiana; John Mitchell; James Millikin University; Milwaukee, WI; Hotel DeVoy Memphis; KGVO Missoula; Milton Public Library; WIOD Miami; University of Missouri; John Mitchell, Jr; WQAM Miami; University of Mississippi; Mississippi State College; Missouri Historical Society; Meredith College; Meredith College Library; Memorial Presbyterian Church; Carson Meredith; Margaret Meagher; W.L. Milligan; Michigan State College; Cossitt Library Memphis; John Fowler Mitchell Jr.; Medford Public Library; Nettie Miller; Helen Mills; Elsie Mitchell; Middletown Free Public Library; Mercer University; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Mishawaka Public Library; Miami University; Grace Messenger; Frank Metcalf; Mississippi Women's College; Helen Harrison Mills;
Miles, Clarence F. , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 308 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Clarence F. Miles of Holden, MA. Miles was obsessed with the use of jawbones as musical instruments, he was a prolific correspondent and nearly drove Hodges crazy. Surprisingly, the folder for 1934 is the only one remaining, and at some point this was weeded. Some of the letters have been placed in the general collection, and can be found through the card index. The bulk of the correspondence has disappeared; however Miles' masterpiece, "The Jaw Bone Diary," remains in the Collection, a monument to a touch of madness and a one-track mind.
MO , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 309 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Betsey Moore; Mary Bowman Morgan; Jim Mowry; Montpelier City Public Library; Moultrie Carnegie Library; Mountain Lake Sanctuary; Mount Saint Mary's College; Montevideo Public Library; Robert Moore; Montpelier City Public Library; Billy Moran; Harvey Morris; William Mooney; Mount Vernon Public Library; J.R.H. Moore; Tom Moore; Moline Public Library; Mount St. Mary's College; Esther Edmundson Mohr; Robert Morrisson; Thomas Emmet Moore; Mount Holyoke College; Henry P. Morton; Olive Mourvan; Monday Club; Montreat Normal School; Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts; Historical Society of Montana; State University of Montana; Monroe Public Library; Modisette & Adams; Otto Arthur Morton; Pasquale Montani; Clyde Morgan;
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 310 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: manuscript book, the wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contained, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
MU MY , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 311 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Music Educators National Conference; Maurice Murphy; Jessie Wells Murray; Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae Club; My Old Kentucky Home; Museum Shop; Music Trades; Muskingum College; W.H. Myers; D.W. Mullen; Florence Myers; Martha Myers Murdoch; Musical Courier; Louise Mudge; Muhlenberg College; Muldoon Monument Co.; Musical Forecast; Musical Quarterly;
Muller, Joseph , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 312 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph Muller of Cloister, NJ. An artist and ardent collector, Muller first because acquainted with Foster Hall in 1931 and was commissioned by Lilly to do pen and ink portraits of Foster and other significant figures in his life. Over the years a great friendship grew between the Hall staff and Muller. As the friendship grew, so did Muller's importance to the Hall. He did an entire series of portraits (all in the collection) and he also did peripheral research for Lilly. In 1937 Muller published a bibliography of various editions of "The Star-Spangled Banner." Sales were poor and Lilly purchased all the remaining copies and gave them to Muller, who in turn presented them to libraries as gifts. In 1938 Muller was instrumental in located a long-desired first edition of "Oh Susanna."
N , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 313 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Nagy; National Civic Federation; Northwood Christian Church; National Broadcasting Co.; W. R. Nesbit; R.M. Neily; W.E. Nelson; Elizabeth Nunemaher; National Carloading Corporation; H.T. Neal; Noblesville; North Dakota State Library Commission; Northfield Public Library; Northfield Public Library; David Neafus; J.E. Neiburg; Ethelbert Nevin; Meredith Nicholson; NBC Private Entertainment Departent; George E. Noakes; New Bedford; University of Oklahoma, Norman; Forbes Library Northampton, MA; Everett H. Niles; Andrew Ness; Nebraska State Historical Society; North Texas State Teacher's College; North Carolina State Library; North Texas State Teacher's College; N.H. Noyes; University of Nebraska Library; Alice Noble; Northeast Junior High School; Nedwick's Book Store; Norwalk Public Library; National Association of Cost Accountants; Emelie Nafis; National Map Company; Curtis Noss; University of Notre Dame; Gladys Clarke Nelson; Northwestern University; Carnegie Library of Nashville; North Dakota State Historical Society; North Dakota Agricultural College; Nebraska Central College; Nashua Public Library;
New , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 314 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Howard Memorial Library, New Orleans; New York Public Library; WWI New Orleans; Daniel Newhall; New England Conservatory of Music; New Jersey State Normal School; Workingmen's Institute New Harmony, IN; New York State Library; New Albany Public Library; New York Historical Society; New Palestine, IN; New York Radio Quality group service; Nettie Newman; New Jersey College for Women; WGCP Newark; WLWL New York; WFAB New York; WIC New Haven; New Bedford Free Public Library; Palmer Library New London CT; Newburyport Public Library; New Rochelle Public Library;
O , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 315 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.B. Oldman; Old Print Exchange; Otto Ortmann; Ohio State University; Georgia Orwig; Wilson School, Owensboro, KY; Owensboro Public Schools; Carnegie Public Library Oil City, PA; Carnegie Public Library, Owensboro; Annabelle Oliver; Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society; C.P. O'Donnell-Wesley; Old Print Dealer; William Olsen; Pearl O'Hair; University of Oregon; Woodmen of the World, Omaha; Ohio State Museum; Old Corner Book Shop; Municipal University of Omaha; Oregon State System Of Higher Education; Orange Free Library; Odd Shop; Albertson Public Library Orlando; Alameda County Library, Oakland; Oshkosh Public Library; Oglethorpe University; Old Book Shop; Innis Osborn; Ott Studio; Occidental College; Carnegie Library Oklahoma City; Ohio Northern University Library; Oberlin College; Olivet College; Over the Tea Cups; Oak Park Public Library;
PA PH , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 316 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Milton Peterson; Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science; Passaic; William Kimberly Palmer; Pennsylvania; Peru, IN; Pekin, IL; Pearson Co. Inc.; Pearson Piano Co.; Gertrude Pafenbach; Charles Patrick; Gavin L. Payne & Co.; Madge Parker; Palm Olive Book Shop; George Peabody College for Teachers; Bruce Payne; Paragould; William B. Pennebaker; Peoria Broadcasting Co.; Perry Pictures Company; PA Federation of Music Clubs; Philadelphia; Peterborough Town Library; Raymond Pence; Pasadena Public Library; University of the Philippines; Leland Patterson; University of Pennsylvania; Phillips Academy; Della Pearce; Philadelphia Art Alliance; P.E.O.; Parhesian Club; Jack Parker; Panama Canal; Public Ledger; Pacific University; Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania College for Women; Charles Patrick; Paper Package Company; Phoenix Public Library; Chester Addy Peebles; Walter Pfaff; City of Petersburg; C.H. Pace; Peoria Public Library;
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 317 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Pennsylvania Academy for the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. All letters concern two portraits owned by the Academy, purported to be of Jane and Stephen C. Foster. The portraits were appraised (at Lilly's expense) and determined to be some other Fosters.
PI PO PR PY , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 318 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dessie Potts; L.C. Pritchett; Publisher's Weekly; Ruth Stephens Porter; Pittston Public Library; Plateau Studios; C.W. Plopper; Mary K. Piercy; Plymouth Public Library; WIBU Poynette; Piqua Free Public Library; Wm. A. Pond; Punxsutawney Public Library; Pottsville Free Public Library; Pipestone Public Library; Princeton Public Library; WCSH Portland; Purdue Women's Alumni Association; Potsdam State Normal and Training School; Edith Patterson; Arthur Pratt; Providence Athenaeum; Port Gibson; Marion Powell; Harriett Persons; Nathan and Susan Pond; Plainfield; Pierceton and Washington Township Carnegie Library; Allison Preston; Theodore Presser Co.; Providence Public Library; Harriett Person; Pratt Institute; University of Puerto Rico; Port Huron Public Library; Pocatello Public Library; Pueblo; Morris Prizant; Emma Poole; Zoe Posey; Princeton University;
Pittsburgh , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 319 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Various Pittsburgh organizations.
Pittsburgh, University of , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 320 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh. This is an important file. Papers in these folders (esp. those for 1934) outline the terms under which the Foster Hall Collection would be transferred to Pittsburgh Memorial. The files include copies of insurance policies, contracts for the Guzman Band Arrangement and the school songbook, as well as details concerning Hodges' employment and maintenance of the collection.
Postal Requisitions , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 321 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Postal Requisitions for Eli Lilly & Co.
Q , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 322 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence from Quitman GA; Quincy, MA;
RA RH , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 323 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Rebuilt Books Shop; Railway Express Agency Inc.; Hilbert Reichert; RCA Victor Company; Grace Reynolds; Kate Milner Rabb; Harriet Ratliff; M. Morrow Rentch; S.L. Rainey; Rensselaer Public Library; Reahard; Eva Renshaw; William Renshaw; William D. Reese; Grace Reynolds; WPTF Raleigh; School District of Reading, PA; G.F. Rassweiler; County Borough of Reading; A.K. Smiley Public Library Redlands, CA; Olivia Raney Library; Rhode Island State Library; Henry I. Raymond; Real Silk Hosiery Mills Inc.; Radcliffe College; Reno Nevada; Edward L. Reinhardt; Bud Randolph; Reed College Library; Revere Public Library; Racine Public Library; Reliance Pictures Inc.;
RI RO RU RY , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 324 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Foster W. Rice; Rigby; Rochester Free Public Library; Dean J. Rice; Riley Hospital Cheer Guild; Dale F. Ruedig; George O. Rokwood; Rollins College; Marion Ross; Col. James M. Roche; Rushville, IN; J.B. Richardson; Henry H. Roser; Rutland Free Library; W.M. Rider; L.H.S. Robson; Alice Rowan; Rockville Public Library; Harry Rinehart; William S. Ross; Lawrence B. Romaine; Sidney Rose; WRVA Richmond; County of Riverside; WROK Rockford; Alexander Robinson; Francis Arthur Robinson; Ridgeville Public Library; Florence Brinkman Rice; Ridgeville Public Library; Charles Ridinger; J.E. Rudolph; Richmond Public Library; Robbins Antique and Art Shop; Frances Richards; I.W. Rothenberg; A.M. Robertson; Rockhurst College; J.E. Rudolph; Rutgers; Frances Richards; H. Revercomb; I.W. Rothenberg; Round Table Club; Roanoke Public Library; Hester Ridgely; Rice Institute; Sterling Rullell;
Robinson, George M. Jr. , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 325 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George M. Robinson of Indianapolis, IN [see also FOSTER HALL QUARTET]. A singer in, and the manager of, the black quartet. File contains schedule of events for 1934 as well as numerous letters of thanks from the group to Lilly.
Rose, Mrs. A.D. , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 326 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. A.D. Rose of Pittsburgh, PA. The only grandchild of SCF, Mrs. Rose and her mother, Marion Welch (sometimes Welsh) were contacted by Lilly soon after he began his collection. The family was poor and happy to sell some of Foster's most important belongings, but they were interested only in profit. In addition, there was a great deal of disharmony between various branches of the family, and this bitterness runs throughout the correspondence. Lilly remained on polite, if cool terms with them because of their value as direct descendants. The file gives insight on many of the people important to the development of the collection. Mrs. Rose was a great gossiper, and while her information was not always correct, it was certainly interesting.
SA SC , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 327 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.M. Savage; Rossing Sardeson; San Francisco Public Library; Lucile Sawyers Webster; Sanford Public Library; Sanborn Electric Co.; Nora Schwab; Pacific Broadcasting Corp. San Francisco; Salem Public Library; Alice Benton Scott; Carnegie Library Salem; G. Schirmer & Co.; St. Louis National Song Festival Association of the North-American Saengerbund; Santa Barbara Broadcasters Ltd; Don Lee Broadcast San Francisco; KABC San Antonio; WOAI San Antonio; Dr. Otto Schmidt; KFXM San Bernadino; KDYI Salt Lake City; KJBS San Francisco; KFSD San Francisco; WGBI Scranton; Dr. Otto Schmidt; KGKY Scottsbluff; Tom Green County Library San Angelo; William Saunders; Mary Sarich; Phil Scholz; L.J. Scudder; City of San Jose; Richard Spamer; City of Sacramento; L.V. Sapp; First Congregational Church Santa Cruz; Frank Schwarz; Santa Monica Junior College; St. Joseph Public Library; Public Libraries of Saginaw; University of Utah at Salt Lake City; Salisbury; Townley Searle; Scoville Memorial Library; Antonia Sawyer; Paul Schnaitter; Savannah Public Library; Agnes Schleuning; Scranton Public Library; Mary Schneider; Julien Schmitz;
Saint , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 328 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes A grab bag of inquiries from institutions like St. John's University
Scott, Miss Margaret M. , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 329 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Miss Margaret M. Scott of Indianapolis, IN. Miss Scott was a freelance reporter who did her best to scoop the rest of the press with news from Foster Hall. She had a good working relationship with Lilly and performed a newspaper clipping service for the Hall. She was also a small-time dealer in Fosteriana.
SE SH , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 330 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elliot Shapiro; Grier Shotwell; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.; KGFF Shawnee OK; Ella Sengenberger; Marjorie Schrock; Curtis Shake; Julia Sharpe; Carl Sims; Shorter College; Sedalia Public Library; G.A. Severence; Shake and Kimmell; J.J. Shay; Shay Antiques Inc.; Sherman Public Library; Seattle Public Library; Townley Searle; Earl May Seed Company; Karl Seybold; Hotel Shoreham; WHBL Sheboygan; Shelbyville Public Library; KFNK Shenandoah IA; Robert J. Shackleton; Shackleton Piano Co.; Selinsgrove PA;
SI SK , 1934 Containers box 11 , folder 331 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Doris B. Siswick; Carl Sims; A.B. Siviter; Silver, Burdett and Co.; Nazie Sickman; Sigma Alpha Chi; Harry D. Simpson; Frederick Woodward Skiff
SL SM SN SO , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 332 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. M. Spafford; Frank C. Springer, Jr.; Springfield Public Library; Edith Spickelmeer; J.W. Southall; W.G. Smith; Mabel Coulter Smith; Mary Snyder; Rita Spafford; Burke Slaymaker; Zera Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; H. Armour Smith; Social Worker's Club; A.H. Smythe; F.E. Smith; F. Vernon Smith; Fred Harlow Smith; W.A. Spring; Leora Smith; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Library; Southern Methodist University; George Smith; KGA Spokane; South Bend Tribune; Dana P. Smith; Arnold Spencer; Marietta Smith; University of Southern California; South Dakota State College; University of the South; South Bend Public Library; Warder Public Library Springfield; South Carolina Historical Society; Johnson C. Smith University; Southern Conservatory of Music; Elvia Snyder; Thomas J. Smith; Eleanor Smith; Southwestern College; Smith College; Sproul Book Shop; Sigmund Spaeth;
Smith, Percy F. , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 333 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Percy F. Smith of St. Louis, MO. Publisher of Morrison's biography of Stephen. Over the course of three years he sent Foster Hall a steady stream of reminiscences, repeating stories Morrison had told him thirty years earlier.
ST SU SW SY , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 334 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Sweeney; Malcolm Stone; P. Stammer; T.C. Steele; Sullivan Public Library; Forest Sweet; Evalyn Stevens; W.K. Stewart Co.; M.. Straithmore; Elmer Steffen; Ada Sutton; J. M. Standish; Swarthmore College; James Sterrett; Eleanor Stimmel; WSYR Syracuse; Mary Evelyn Steger; G.H. Stocking; Stanford University; Star Publishing Co.; William Stannard; R.T. Stites; Strandway Book Shop; A.H. Starke; C.J. Staples; George W. Sotter Studios; Fairmont Hotel San Francisco; Sally B. Staton; Sade Styron; Raymond Stilz; Superior Public Library; Sweet Briar College; Kent Memorial Library Suffield; Suffield Savings Bank; J. Alex Symington; Prof. C.H. Stocking; Charles Shaw; Leland Stanford Junior University; W.K. Stewart Book Store;
T , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 335 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Tulane University; Frank Thomas; Mary L. Taylor; Lester Trager; Tomah Public Library; Lulu Sanford Tefft; L.L. Totten; William H. Thomas; L. Traver; Olaf Thorsen; Traver's Book Store; John M. Taylor; Suyeo Tsuru; N. F. Tarrant; Frederick Towne; M.L. Turtelot; James A. Tyson; John Charles Thomas; M.F. Teague; H.F. Thompson; Glenn Tindall; Tyler Carnegie Public Library; Terrell State Hospital; The Thrift Shoppe; G.W. Ternes; Ada Toft; Temple Public Library; GEorge D. Thornton; William Foster Thornton; Temple University; Third Christian Church; Wilfred Thomas; Typographic Service Company Inc.; Transylvania College; Florence Marie Taylor; Frederic Townsend; F. Louise Thomson; Tipton Public Library; KTFI Twin Falls Idaho; WDAE Tampa; James A. Tyson; KVOA Tucson; Lewis M. Thompson; Tabernacle Presbyterian Church; Dr. James J. Tyler; University of Texas Library; Charles Edward Thomas; Library of Trinity College; Wilson Junior College Tampa; Texas State College for Women; Thiel College; C.M. Tinney; John F. Tait; Wilfred Thomas; C.M. Tremaine; Tulsa Public Library; Taunton Public Library; Tuskegee Institute; University of Tennessee; Tokalon Club; National Bank of Topeka; Torrington Library Association; Stella Weiler Taylor; Trenton Free Public Library; Anna Towse; Texas Library and Historical Commission; Walter Twiname; Texas Christian University; Elizabeth Tripp; Toledo Public Library;
Taylor, Maggie , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 336 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maggie Taylor. Mrs. Taylor was a caterer who supplied refreshments for the various entertainments held at Foster Hall.
Townsend, John Wilson , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 337 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of The Social Orchestra.
UV , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 338 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Van Norman Book Company; U.S. Marine Band; A.M. Uhler; Charles Van Meter; Glen Veach; Valley Station; Library of the University Club; Uniontown Free Public Library; Victoria Public Library; Valdosta Carnegie Library; Valley City Public Library; Vermillion Public Library; Frank Vittor; Milton Vaughan; Vanderbilt University Library; J.M. Van der Veer; University of Utah; Verona Free Library; Union Theological Seminary Library; Virginia Historical Society; Vassar College Library; Utica Public Library; Vinton Library Club; Vocational School; Vermont state Library; Medical College of Virginia; Virgin Islands of the US; Winifred Ulbrich; U.S. Corrugated Fiber Box Co.; Vincennes Public Library; Anna Van Derveer; Florence Venn; University Book Service; George Vogtman; Valparaiso University Library; Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society;
WA WE , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 339 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wabash College; Warren High School; Western College Alumnae; West Sayville; Warren, PA; Watertown, SD, Public Library; West Point, KY; Charles Wagner; Margaret Welch; Wenatchee Carnegie Public Library; West Pittston PA; Westminster College; Lucille Williams; C.S. Wehrle; Paul W. Weer; Marion Foster Welch; Wahpeton Board of Eduation; William P. Wear; Matthew Welch; West Virgina; West Chester Library Association; S.D. Watts; Catherine J. Washington; Warsaw Public Library; City of Washington; H.S. Wedding; Lee Welker; Historical Society of Western PA; Washington, PA, Carnegie Public Library; Wakefield Memorial Public Library; Western Kentucky State Teacher's College; I. Warshaw; Nelson Weedon; Wesleyan University; Wakefield, MA; Westminster Choir School; Waterloo Broadcasting Co.; Dr. Irving Ward-Steinman; WCBD Waukegan; Watertown Free Library; American Broadcasting Co. Washington DC; West Lafayette Public Library; University of Western Ontario; Western Reserve Historical Society; Waterbury, CT, Public Library; Ward-Belmont School; Washington Memorial Library; Elizabeth T. Wellingham; J.F. Williamson; Helen Wendler; Alene Warner; Joseph Wade; Catherine Wev; Washingon and Jefferson College; Washington and Lee University; Western Maryland College; Waco Public Library; City of Waltham; WFB;
Wagner, Paul , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 340 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Paul Wagner of Houston, TX. A small dealer with nothing of value to offer.
WH WI , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 341 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John H. Wilson; Winona Lake University; C.E.H. Whitlock; Winthrop Carnegie Library; A.L. Wilson; Grace Winters; Elizabeth Wingate; Williston Library; WWVA; Cora Young Wiles; Emilie Wilcox; A. Wiegand's Sons Co.; Ellen W. Wise; Wiles Music Publishing Co.; Joseph Willard; John Payne Williams; Harriet Williams; Wisconsin State Board of Education; WSJS Winston Salem; Winchester, VA; University of Wisconsin Library; E.T. Whiter; Wigan Public Libraries; Whittier College; White Plains Public Library; Wichita City Library; Luther Williams; A.L.I. Winne; Williamsport Library; Windsor Library Association; Wilmington Free Library; Amelia White; Amelia White; Wheaton College; Kentucky Wesleyan College; Wilmington Institute Free Library; William Wisdom; Harry Wiemart; Francis Wheeler; Wilkes-Barre Free Library; Wilkinsburg Public Library
Whittlesey, Walter R. , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 342 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter Whittlesey of Washington DC. Whittlesey was an employee of the Library of Congress. His initial contacts with Lilly consisted of answering various questions from the Foster Hall staff. In 1932 he was forced to retire from the Library, but because by that time he was engaged in research for Lilly he was allowed to maintain a desk there and continue his work. After his retirement, Lilly began paying him a monthly allowance. Whittlesey's work was to aid in the systematic coordination of Lilly's collection, verification of facts (copyright, etc.), checking over the reproductions for flaws, assisting E.F. Morneweck in the writing of The Chronicles , mounting such ephemeral material as newspaper clippings, and so on. In short, his high degree of professionalism made him invaluable to the development of the collection. When he died in 1936, his daughter (Katherine Copley), who was already assisting him, remained in Lilly's employment and continued her father's work.
Wilson, Mary Alice , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 343 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson [see also Johnson, Mary E.] of Indianapolis, IN/ One of two disabled typists employed by the Hall. After the Collection was moved to Pittsburgh she continued to work for Mr. Hodges long distance. Among other tasks she helped to type Mrs. Morneweck's manuscript of The Chronicles .
Wilson, Judge Samuel W. , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 344 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Judge Samuel W. Wilson of Lexington, KY, a retired judge, Foster fan, and proseltyzer.
WO WR WU WY , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 345 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edith A. Wright; Women's Christian Temperance Union; Richard S. Wormser; Florence Woodward; E. Jay Wohlegmuth; Anne H. Woestehoff; University of Wyoming; Ina Woodward; Worcerster Public Library; Woonsocket Harris Institute Library; Henry D. Woertz; C.W. Wynn; Richardson Wright; University of Wyoming; Alexander Woollcott;
Woods, Mrs. Nanno , 1934 Containers box 12 , folder 346 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Nanno Woods of Los Angeles, CA. A lecturer, she wrote to Foster Hall for information on Foster's life and times.
XYZ , 1943 Containers box 12 , folder 347 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jay Yohe; Young Men's Christian Association; Zionsville Women's Club; Nona York; Zeta Chapter of Pi Omicron; Zanesville Public Library; Yankton College; John Richcreek Young; Lewis E. Young; Yale University Library; Youngstown Telegram; Yonkers Public Library; Clarence Zollinger;
AA AL , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 348 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alliance Public Schools; Civic Club of Allegheny County; Roy E. Adams; C.W. Allison; Aberdeen High School; William Agnew; Aberdeen Public Library; Charles Alker; Akron Public Library; Martha Alexander; B.F. Jones Memorial Library Aliquippa; Alhambra City High School; Alfred University; University of Alabama; Alexander Mitchell Library; State of Alabama; Allentown Free Library; Aetna Cabinet Co.; Ada Schools; Arthur Allen; Jane Allison; Velma Alexander; Evelyn Alspach; Allen's Book Store Inc; Josephine Adams; Peggy Althar; Max Aldo; Alpha Latreian Club; Altoona; Mount Union College Alliance OH; Joseph P. Allen Jr.; Elinor Albright; Ben F. Alexander; Akron Public Schools; Albany Public Library; Elliot Allison; Charles Adams; Alfred Allison;
Aeolian Co. , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 349 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Aeolian Company of NY, NY. Produced three organ rolls of Foster's music, not for sale or distribution, but for use at Foster Hall.
Aldine Book Co. , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 350 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Aldine Book Company of Brooklyn, NY, one of the Hall's first dealers
Allgauer, Moriz F.M. , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 351 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Moriz Algauer of Port Chester, NY, a small time bookdealer.
Alwes Music Shoppe, Gladys , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 352 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe of Indianapolis, IN. Throughout the Hall's existence, Alwes supplied many of the contemporary songbooks containing variations or mentions of Foster's music.
AM AN AP AQ , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 353 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.W. Anderson; Berniece Anstead; Anderson Public Schools; Alexander Andrews; Converse Memorial Library Amherst; Oliver Wendall Holmes Library Andover; Lawrence College Appleton; Carnegie Library Anniston; Ann Arbor Public Library; Angola Carnegie Public Library; Amarillo TX; Paul Anthony; James Andrews; Andover Citizen; Lyman Applegate; Anderson, IN; Iowa State College, Ames; WOI Ames; Anderson Broadcast Corp; Laughlin Memorial Free Library Ambridge; K. Anderson; Oliver Annable; Jones Library Amherst;
Antique Parlors , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 354 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Antique Parlors of Rutland, VT, a dealer who sold a few pieces to Foster Hall.
American , 1935 Containers box 12 , folder 355 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence to and from organizations with American in their title.
AR AS AT AZ , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 356 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Board of Education Atlanta, GA; Ashtabula City Schools; F.M. Ayres; Armour Public Library; E.C. Atkins & Company; A. Jefferson Ashburn; Herman Arndt; Atlanta Commercial High School; Auburn Public Library; Nellie Custis School Arlington, VA; Seymour Library Auburn NY; Carnegie Library Atlanta; Melvin E. Atkatz; University of Arizona Library; WPA Athens, OH; Donald B. Arthur; Ashland College; Ollie Ater; Attic Book Shop; Augusta Graded Schools; Art Publication Society; Denelda Archibald; Sondley Reference Library Asheville; Leslie Ashdown; Emily Athens; F.F. Avery; Ashland High School; Attala Broadcasting Corporation; Carrie Arter; Joe E. Avery; Arcane Bookshop; Associated Traffic Club of America; Tioga Point Museum Athens; WCAP Asbury Park; Ara Arnold; H.H. Arnholter; Arcadian Club; G.S. Arnold; Margaret Armon; Carnegie Library Austin, MN; Colony Book Shop Atlanta; O.R. Armostrong; Bertha Armstrong; Atlanta Journal; Knoedler Memorial Library August, KY; Aurora College; Spaulding Memorial Library Athens; Mary E Armington; Associated Music Publishers Inc.;
Archetti, Enzo , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 357 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Enzo Archetti of Hudson Heights, NJ. Archetti was a record collector who frequently donated Foster-related items to the collection.
Armstrong, Henry R. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 358 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry Armstrong of Norwich, CT, a minor dealer from whom Foster Hall made a few acquisitions.
Ayres & Company, L.S. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 359 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with L.S. Ayres & Company of Indianapolis, IN. A purchasing firm which helped Foster Hall purchase books and other materials.
BAA BAN , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 360 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Baker & Taylor Co.; Ball State Teacher's College; Nassau Suffolk Little Symphony, Babylon; T.R. Baker; Bangor Public Library; Ann R. Babcock; Gouher College Library Baltimore; Kern County Free Library Bakersfield; Giovanni Baietti; Grace Bacon; Earl Baker; Arthur Ball; Paul Badertscher; Jesse S. Bailey; Badger Broadcasting Co.; Charles C. Baker; Robert John Bialey; William Foster Bailey; David Ross Bailey; Maude Foster Bailay; Mary Irene Bader; Hotel Whitecotton Berkeley; WCAO Baltimore; WBSO Babson Park; D.J. Bach; Baillie's Institution; Baldwin Wallace College; D.H. Badanes; William H. Ball;
Baker, Eunice Jones , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 361 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Eunice Jones Baker of Acton, IN. Actor was a music teacher who requested songbooks to facilitate teaching Foster's music to her students.
BAR BAS BAT BAZ , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 362 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with M.E. Barrett; Barkus; Gladys Bartle; Maud Harriman Barrett; Raymond Basso; Robert Y. Barkley; Selma Baum; Dr. C.P. Bartley; Alva Baughman; Thelma Barry; Jack Bartlow; Renee Bartholomew; Charles Bartz Jr.; H.H. Barclay; Margaret Barker; Margaret Bates; Kathryn Barber; James Barnhart; R.P. Barber; Bardstown, KY; James Batman; Book Hunters; Bayonne Free Public Library; Battle Creek Public School Library
BEA BEC BED BEM , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 363 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Bellewood IL; John R. Beatty; Bement Township High School; Beloit College; Edna Mary Beam; Ernest Anton Becker; W.A. Beavans; Beaumont TX; Howard Beatty; Catherine Bell; Geneva Beck; Mary Louise Beardsley; Linnie Beeker; Peter Vander Beels; Frederick Bellmar; Margaret Beech; George W. Beakes; Ruth Beall Eugene Beique;
BEN BER BES BEZ , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 364 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Berea College; Signe Benson; Henry Bentley; Bethlehem Public Library; Baldwin-Wallace College; P.J. Bernard; Charles Beyer; Ray Benner; Robert Benes; Bexley Public Schools; Stanley O. Bezanson; Bethlehem Lutheran Church; Bender's Book Store; C.H. Benjamin; Walter Benjamin; Berkeley Public Library; Berea College; Baldwin-Wallace College;
Birchard & Company, CC , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 365 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.C. Birchard & Company of Boston, MA. Music Publishers that Lilly tried to have the school songbook published with, but they dragged their feet and the contract went elsewhere.
Birge, Edward B. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 366 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edward B. Birge of Indianapolis, IN. Edward Birge, a Professor of music at Indiana University, worked with Will Earhart on The Songs of Stephen Foster , a songbook published by University of Pittsburgh Press.
BI , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 367 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mabel Bingler; Birmingham Public Library; Parmly Billings Memorial Library; Universities Bibliothek; Marshall Bidwell; E.B. Bird; Elisha Brown Bird; Glenn Bidwell; L.E. Bird; Margaret Bigley; Warren Biggs; Eugene Bibbins; R.B. Bissett; A.A. Bieber; KFYR Bismarck; George Bickford; Charles Bill; Birmingham Public Library
BL , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 368 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black; Dorothy Blackmar; Blue Earth MN; Blue Mountain College; Lillian D. Black; H.L. Bland; Anna Blum; Frieda Blaufuss; Bernice Black; Bladensburg Junior High School; Herman T. Briscoe; Friday Musicale Bloomington; Frieda Blanfuss; B.R. Black; S.W. Blood; R.E.B. Blood; Bloomington City Public Schools; Louis Block; Alice Blews;
BO , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 369 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elorie Boll; Roscoe Bogart; Bowling Green State University; Russell Boyd; Boosey Hawkes Belwin Inc.; W.C. Bowyer; Alene Boyenton; Boston University; Boston Library; Boston Athenaeu; Belwin Inc.; Nicholas Boccamaza; Sister Charles Borromeo; Boonville MO; Richard Bolton; Helen Bowen; Hazel Booth; Robert Bock; Florence Booth; Richard Bolton; Ethel Boothby; WMEX Boston; John G. Bowman; Joseph Bowling; Book Clearing House; A.V. Booth; L.G. Bowers; Norman Boehm; Bernice Boeger; Frances Bowman;
Book Lovers Shop , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 370 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Book Lovers Shop of Hartford, CT, a book dealer.
Boston Antique Shop , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 371 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Boston Antique Shop of Boston, MA, music dealers that made a few sales to the collection.
BRA BRE BRI , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 372 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sister Serena Branson; H.G. Brannen; Katherine Breid; Ernest Anton Becker; Bridgeport Public Library; Pearl Brown Brands; Captain Taylor Branson; Ruth Brewster; Hosford Brackett; Bremen Public Schools; Robert Bradshaw; Lynn Bridge; WOPI Bristol; Eugenie Brewster; Bradenburg KY; WICC Bridgeport; H.M. Bringhurst; Bradford County Historical Society; Betty Brewer; Grace brewer; E.K. Brasleton; St. Bernard School;
Bragin, Charles , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 373 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Bragin of Brooklyn, NY. Another collector, he kept a look out for Foster material and donated various items. Mr. Bragin was well-known for his collection of dime store novels.
Briggs, Morris H. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 374 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Morris H. Briggs of Chicago, IL, a rare book dealer and one of Lilly's first contacts. Throughout the building of the collection he provided many interesting items, even though his prices were unreasonably high.
Brooks, Karl L. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 375 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Karl L. Brooks of Oneonta, NY. Brooks edited a special edition of the State Normal School of Oneonta's publication devoted entirely to the life and work of Stephen Foster. Hodges sent him a large collection of Fosteriana, culled from duplicates in the collection. As the collection was being prepared for Pittsburgh, the Hall staff gave a great deal of material to any interested collectors.
Brown, Janet (Bradley) , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 376 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Janet Brown of Indianapolis, IN. Ms. Brown worked for Foster Hall, mounting photographs and negatives. She continued to do this work after the Collection moved to Pittsburgh.
Brown, M.S. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 377 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with M.S. Brown of Spencer, IN. Organizer of a tour of Foster Hall for the Women's Club of Spencer.
Brown, Mrs. Sedley , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 378 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Sedley Brown of Danbury, CT. Mrs. Brown married the nephew of SCF. She was one of the recipients of duplicates from the Collection.
Brown University , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 379 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Brown University in Providence, RI. Brown had a large collection of early American Music and exchanged photocopies of rare material with the Hall.
Brown , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 380 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Various correspondence with surname of "Brown".
BU , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 381 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Buffalo Forge Co.; Charles Burnham; Buck Creek Consolidated School; Robert E. Burke; Bond Byrd; Carl Busch; Bucknell University; Rosa Adam Burgess; Butler University; Buffalo Public Library; H.A. Burney; Lucile Burton; S.J. Bufkin; Allegra Parker Bufkin; Rev. D.C. Burnite; Henry Burkan; Admiral Richard Bird; Mortimer Bye; W.G. Burhans; KGIR Butte; WCAX Burlington; WEBR Buffalo; Burlington Daily News; Buffalo Grosvenor Library; University of Buffalo; A.E. Byrne; Mary Butkus; Buckeye Books; Gene Buck; Buckley, Dement & Co.; Wm. Marshall Bullitt; Buena Vista School; Bucknell University; Henry Butterfield;
Bundy, Annie M.P. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 382 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Annie Bundy of Topeka, KS. A very persistent lady who tried repeatedly to get donations for a new music library in Topeka.
Burdette, E. Marie , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 383 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marie Burdette of Winfield, KS, a loquacious visitor to the Hall.
Burford Printing Co., Wm. B. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 384 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William B. Burford Printing Company of Indianapolis, IN. This company did miscellaneous printing jobs for the Hall, such as invitations and Souvenir booklets.
Butler, Amos W. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 385 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Amos W. Butler of Indianapolis, IN. Correspondent who frequently pointed out printed references to Foster and his songs.
BRO BRU BRY , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 386 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Herbert Bruce Brougham; F.W. Brunkhorst; Brooklyn; Mary Brunnenmiller; Howard C. Bronson; Brookline; Brunswick, ME; Brooklyn Children's Museum; Margaret Brucker; Harry Bruning; Raymond Brummel; Robert Lee Brokenburr; Jane M. Brownell; WHN Brooklyn; South Dakota State College Brookings; KWWG Brownsville; WLTH Brooklyn; WCNW Brooklyn; Robert G. Brooke; Brooklyn College Library;
CAA CAP , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 387 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.A. Campbell; J.L. Cadick; Frank Caputo; Elizabeth Camburn; Mill College California; Radcliffe College Cambridge; Cairo Public Library; Culver Stockton College Library Canton MO; University of California; Harry Campbell; Raymond CaCa; Cable Piano Company; Calvin Campbell; Guy Campbell; Alta May Calkins; Wallace Cain; Keith Canan; A.P. Campbell; J. Campbell Cantrill; Cape Girardeau;
Callahan, Lorena , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 388 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lorena Callahan of Louisville, KY Not a dealer, but as a life-long resident of Louisville she was acquainted with many of the old families there, and obtained sheet music from them. Her letters are like full-length novels and she sounds quite mad. Over the years she developed a crush on Lilly and continued to write even after her flurry of sales dwindled away. The file for 1933 contains some interesting gossip about Col. La Bree. Mrs. Lott insinuates he stole a good deal of sheet music and other items from the MOKH museum. When Lilly remarried in 1935, Mrs. Lott turned her affections to Mr. Hodges.
Capital Book Shop , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 389 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Capital Book shop of Hollywood, CA, a dealer in rare books. The owner makes some interesting comments about The Collector's Journal.
CAR CAZ CE , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 390 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alice Caron; Mary A. Carbin; Carmel Public Schools; H.O. Carciofini; Carcy's Melody Boys The Kings of Rhythm; Andrew Malcolm Graham Casentini Esq.; Jefferson School Centralia; Kenneth Carpenter; V.J. Cariani; Donald Carpp; Central Press Clipping Service; Muriel Cashell; Caxton Book Shop Inc.; Herman Carter; Pearl Carle; Tudor Carre; Violet Carter; H.J. Certani; Helen L. Carrell; KDFN Casper; Cass County Historical Society; Gertrude Carpenter; Dr. F. de Carvalho; Carmi Public Library; Century Paper Company; Arthur B. Carlson; H.B. Carlisle;
Caslon Press , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 391 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Caslon Press of Hollywood CA, another dealer.
Certain, Mrs. Henry , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 392 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Henry Certain of Huntsville, AL. From 1931 on Mrs. Certain was one of the main suppliers of sheet music to Foster Hall. Her prices were always reasonable, and her material in good condition. Lilly so respected her business-like attitude and high standards that she was one of his personal guests at the dedication ceremonies in Pittsburgh.
Chaney, E. Fred , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 393 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E. Fred Cheney of Philadelphia, PA, a dealer who got into the game too late (as the Collection was ending completion). He offered many items but nothing of great value or interest.
CH , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 394 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Howard Chandler Christy; Chickasha Public School; K.K. Chen; Cecelia Charles; University of Chattanooga; Charlotte Public Library; Charleston Public Library; Mary L. Chishola; Rev. Thaddeus Cheatham; WCSC Charleston; WBT Charlotte; WEHC Charlottesville; Cheer Broadcasters; S.A. Chalfant; F. Christopher; Mary Chitwood;
Chicago , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 395 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Letters from librarians, school teachers, children and radio stations thanking Lilly for various Foster Hall Publications
Christopher, F. , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 396 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F. Christopher of South Orange, NJ. Christopher was a dealer, one of the first and most consistent suppliers of sheet music.
CI CL , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 397 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.F. Clippinger; Cicero Public Schools; Clinton City Schools; J.L. Clough; KICA Clovis NM; J.L. Clough; Circleville High Street School; John R. Clements; Ruth Coleman; Virginia Clemson; Clarksdale Carnegie Public Library; Clearwater Public Library; L.S. Clark; J.M. Clayland; Sister M. Clotilde; Harry Clark; H.F. Clippinger; G.H.A. Clowes; Jessie M. Cleland; Marvine and Leslie Clark; Sarah Clarke; Claremont College Library; Hamilton College Library Clinton NY; Clark Consolidated School; A.B. Closson; Donald S. Clark; Durea Clevenger; Lucille Canon; Clinton Realty Company; Clinton Music Club;
Cincinnati Public Schools , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 398 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cincinnati Public Schools. All correspondence concerns the school songbooks published and distributed by Foster Hall.
Cincinnati, University of , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 399 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Cincinnati. Early in 1935 Lilly offered to supply the University with a large Collection of Fosteriana. The University eagerly accepted. As well, Raymond Walters, President of the University and a Foster fan and Scholar, wrote a pamphlet entitled Youth's Golden Gleam and turned to Lilly for the money to publish it. Lilly subsidized publication through Princeton University Press.
Cincinnati , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 400 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with librarians, school teachers, children and radio stations in Cincinnati, OH, thanking Lilly for various Foster Hall Publications
Clark, Florence , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 401 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence Clark of Detroit, MI, a singer of American song who contacted the Hall after meeting Jessie Rose.
Cleveland , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 402 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Letters from librarians, school teachers, children and radio stations in Cleveland thanking Lilly for various Foster Hall Publications
COA COL COM , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 403 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edward Coffin; Colgate University Library; J. Winston Coleman; Virginia Combs; Louisa Coffin; Columbia High School; Theodore Collins; Richard Collins; Dr. Sidney Cohen; Colorado State Penitentiary; Alda Coito; Mary Collier; Colfax Library Trustees; S.M. Coleman; Sarah Collins; Robert Coates; Stuart Mosby Coleman; Columbia Broadcasting System; Columbia Phonograph Company; Arthur Cole; Colophon; Alfred Cobley; BElva Cochran;
Columbus , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 404 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Letters from librarians, school teachers, children and radio stations in Columbus thanking Lilly for various Foster Hall Publications.
CON COO COP COZ , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 405 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Katherine Copley; David Costelo; M.W. Cox; R.M. Cone; Connecticut State Library; Cornell University Library; Connellsville Carnegie Free Library; Gerald Coventry; Dorothy Cookson; Ileen Copeland; Daisy Corbin; Albert Cox; Florence May Cox; C.G. Conn Ltd; Mary Corsini; J.R. Cordell; Rev. Francis Cox; D.H. Cotter; Beatrice Conn; Dr. Stanley Coulter; Hattie Carey; Country Research Club; Lindsay Carey; Guy Corliss; A.D. Coolbaugh; Walt Constantine; George Cottman; W.R. Conrad; Connersville Senior High School; Werner Conrad; Muriel Conger; Connecticut College; Public Library of Concord; Helen Condell;
Conn, Luella , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 406 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Luella Conn of Dayton, OH. With Lilly supplying the funding, Mrs. Conn directed the recording of each of Foster's tunes on the Gennett record label. These Foster Hall Recordings were not for public sale; they were solely for use by the Hall. Recording was completed in 1936. Mrs. Conn was responsible for identifying that several of Foster's tunes consisted of different words set to the same air.
Copley, Katharine , 1935 Containers box 13 , folder 407 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Katharine Copley of Washington, DC. Mrs. Copley was the daughter of W.R. Whittlesey and she also acted as his assistant in the research done at the Library of Congress for Foster Hall. After her father's death in 1936 she continued to work for the Hall on a part-time basis.
Cooper, Montgomery , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 408 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Montgomery Cooper of Memphis, TN, a rare book dealer.
Cosmopolitan Book Mart , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 409 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cosmopolitan Book Mart of Chicago, IL, a rare book dealer
CR CU CY , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 410 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cunard White Star Line; Crescent Paper Company; Richard Crooks; Harry Culbertson Inc; Crooksville Schools; J.W. Crumbaugh; Crookston Carnegie Public Library; Crescent City Women's Club; Cuba Public Schools; W.B. Cragon; Henrietta Crossman; A.L. Crabb; Ann Criswell; Mary Eloise Curl; F.R. Crandall; Dorothy Crown; Rosalind Cragun; Clifford V. Cross; Anita Crist; Clifford Cross; Jefferson Rural School Crestline; Glenna Crist; Kenneth Crawford; W.W. Creamer; Mary Alice Craft; Crawfordsville Church; W.A. Cunningham; Thomas Y. Crowell Company; Crawford Book Shop; Anna C. Crane; Association Broadcasting Company Cumberland MD; Culture Club; Drusilla Cravens; Cravenhurst; Evelyn Craig; Dr. Charles Crampton; Crofton Public School;
DA , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 411 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dagenham Essex; Carolyn Darrow; Nettie Hathaway Day; Darby Township School; Test Dalton; John E. Bishop; A.W. Daniel; Dagenham BMG Club; Margaret Daschbach; Willia Dayhuff; Dayton Public Library; Daughters of the Republic; James Chester Dardis; Davenport Public Library; Danbury Library; SMU Dallas; Dansville MI; Mary Davenport; Bessie Davidson; Drexel School; Dallas Public Schools; Davidson College; Charles H. Dent; S. Foster Damon; Mildred Daniels; H.S. Darling; Bertram Day; Sarah Day; Danville Music Club;
Daniel, Kathryn , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 412 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Kathryn Daniel of Ancot, CZ. A school teacher working in the Canal Zone, Mrs. Daniels first wrote to tell Lilly about a play she staged at her school. The play, a dramatized biography of Foster, was entitled Stephen Foster: A Reminiscence . Impressed with both the woman and the play, Lilly sponsored the financial side of its publication.
Davis, Mrs. John F. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 413 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. John F. Davis of Winnsboro, SC, a minor dealer from whom Foster Hall purchased a few items.
Davis , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 414 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various correspondents with the surname "Davis."
Davis Antique Shop , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 415 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Davis Antique Shop of Danandaigua, NY, a dealer who does not appear Foster Hall purchased anything from.
De Pauw University , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 416 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with De Pauw University in Greencastle, IN. Lilly frequently donated Foster Hall publications to the University.
DE , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 417 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A.A.N. Dewing; Delhi Consolidated School; Detroit Public Schools; Winifred Deemy; Denver Public Library; Carnegie Library Devil's Lake; James Millikin University Decatur IL; De Moines Public Library; University of Denver; Detroit Public Library; Deshler Public Schools; Janet Deisler; Helen deutsch; Detroit News; De La Salle; Cooperative Recreation Service Delaware; Louise Dengle; E.C. Deckrosh; Chester Denton; L.H. Dentel; Louise Dellenbach; Norma Death; Henry Deyett; Deree Travel Club; Harry Deitz; WHO Des Moines; John K. Detwiller; Kirk Delano; WJBL Decatur
Dicke, Mary Ann , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 418 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Ann Dicke of Evanston IL, a minor dealer.
DI , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 419 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ray E. Diley; C.L. Dike; Lewis J. Dippolito; Harry Dichter; Nadine Dickens; W.C. Dierks; Director of Instrumental Instruction Public Schools of the District of Co; Marcus Dickey; L.C. Dickson; Margaret Kirks
DO , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 420 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John M. Donnelly; Jack Dooley; Norman Donelson; Helen Donnelan; Nadage Doree; Ada Dorr; Dorothy Downs; Dover High School; M.T. Dodge; Mary Thornton Dodge; Geoge F. Doyle; Lyle Dowling;
Doherty, F.L. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 421 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frank L. Doherty of Chicago,IL. Doherty supplied some songbooks and sheet music.
Dolphin Book Shop , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 422 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dolphin Book Shop of Nashville, TN. They sold some sheet music to Foster Hall.
DR DU DW DY , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 423 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with L.H. Dressendorfer; Dyersville Municipal Band; Dubuque Band Academy; B.W. Duck; C.L. Dupro; James F. Drake; Duke University Library; James Duncan; Durham Southern Conservatory of Music; Duluth Public Library; Dubois Public Library; Durham Conservatory of Music; Lula Dunn; Martha Dunn; James Duncan; J. Wallace Dunnan; Thomas Duesing; Nell Dukes; Jane Dransfield; Dorothy Dye; Ann Dykes; C.C. Durkee; H. Duncan; Mary R. Duncan; Arthur J. Dunn; Catherine S. Dunbar; University of Dubuque; L.M. Dudley;
Driscoll, J. Francis , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 424 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. Francis Driscoll of Brooklyn, MA. Both a dealer and an avid collection, Driscoll's large private collection formed the core of the Lilly collection. Although he kept in touch with the Hall over the years he had little to offer after the initial transaction.
EA EL , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 425 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Earlville Consolidated School; City of Elkhart School; Denmark School Ellensburg, VA; E.C. Elliot; Eagle & Co. Inc.; Eastern Kentucky State Teacher's College; C.J. Echols; Virginia Ebner; Elmira College; East Cleveland Public Library; East Chicago Public Library; Edinburg Musical Culture Club; East Orange Public Library; El Paso Public Library; Elkhart Carnegie Public Library; Elwood High School; Wilbur Ehrich; Ruth Eckstein; Lettie Cook Edwards; Nell A. Edmondson; Joseph W. Edmondson; Esther Edmundson; Earlham College; Annie Edwards; Ada Elliot; J.F. Edwards; Barbara Elder; Grover Cleveland Junior High Elizabeth NJ; Eastern Shore Woman's Club; Helen Egger; Betty Eastwood; Dorothy Jack Ecklar; Edinburg Study Club; Frank Elliott; WESG Elmira; WTAQ Eau Claire; Michigan State College East Lansing; WESQ Elmira; William S. Eadie; John S. Edelen; L.A. Elkington; Strancy Edwards; Edmund OK State Teacher's College; Elyria Library; Elwood Fine Arts Club; Edward Elliot; Easton Public Library;
Earhart, Will , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 426 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. and Mrs. Will Earhart of Pittsburgh, PA. Mrs. Earhart was the president of the Tuesday Music Club. She visited Foster Hall with the group and upon returning home began to correspond with Lilly. Will Earhart worked for the University of Pittsburgh and also corresponded with Lilly. Their friendship developed fast and the file for 1933 contains a great deal of information on the construction and financing of the Pittsburgh Memorial, arrangements to transfer the collection, and details of other projects Foster Hall was then engaged in--the biography, reproductions, and plans for a children's songbook, which Will Earhart edited.
East Chicago Public Schools , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 427 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with East Chicago Public Schools. Concerns, for the most part, the dissemination of the Foster Songbooks for schools in the Chicago School system.
EM ER ES EZ , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 428 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur Erdman; Enoch Pratt Free Library; Evanston Public Library; Evansville IN Public Library; Carnegie Library Enid OK; Alice B. Ewing; Jane Etheridge; Blanche E.K. Evans; Etude Music Magazine; Beverly Ewald; Dept. of Music Escanaba City Schools; Signe Erickson; Etna Green Schools; Eugene Women's City Club; George Endicott; Elinor Endicott; F.M. Endicott; KORE Eugene; WGBF Evansville; Evanston Public Schools; Mary Erter; Jane Etheridge; Dorothy Erbe; M. Euselia; Minne Emmellianz; Louise ERb; Blanche Emanuel; Evanston Haven Junior High School; KIDO Eugene; Martha H. Evans;
Erskine, John , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 429 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Erskine of New York, NY. A musician held in high regard, Erskine was enlisted by Lilly to submit Foster's name to the Hall of Fame for 1935.
Esposito, A.J. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 430 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A.J. Esposito of Maine, a dealer from whom nothing of importance was offered or obtained.
Evansville Schools , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 431 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Thank you notes from teachers and children from the schools in Evansville.
Ewald, Lulu G. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 432 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lulu G. Ewald. A correspondent living in London, she occasionally sent a piece of sheet music for inclusion in the collection.
Ewing, Maskell , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 433 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maskell Ewing of Philadelphia, PA, the grandson of Stephen Foster's sister, Ann Eliza. After much nagging, Ewing convinced the Foster Hall staff to accept "Way Down South in Alabama" as a Foster tune. The staff had previously discounted the work because they could not find a copyright edition in the Library of Congress, nor could they find any mention of royalties in Stephen's account book. Ewing was absolutely furious, since he owned a copy of the first edition which attributed the work to Foster on the title page. Mrs. Morneweck sided with Ewing and, eventually, Walter Whittlesey reversed his opinion.
FA FE , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 434 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.W. Farrior; Fairfax School; Charles H. Felker; L.W. Feik; A.B. Ferguson; WMN Fairmont; Metta Lake Farnum; F.S. Farquhar; H.A. Farlee; David Faxon; Milo Farmer; Neva Farmer; Henrietta Faust; John J. McDonough School Fall River; Lloyd Farmer; Fair Lawn Library; John Falor; WDAY Fargo; KGDE Fergus Falls; Bert C. Farrar; Robert B. Failey Jr.; Alice M. Faley; Bertha Fanuris; Lucy Farnsworth; W.C. Fait; Fair Lawn Public Library; Marcus C. Fagg; Fred Feil
Fendrick, Mrs. C.F. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 435 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. C.F. Fendrick of Mercersburg, PA. A descendant from the McDowell line, she supplied a great deal of information on Jane's family, thereby filling in the gaps in Mrs. Morneweck's Chronicles .
FI FL , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 436 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ernest Fischer; Annie D. Flower; Florida Forest and Park Service; Florida Federation of Music Clubs; Flint Public Library; Florida Works Progress Administration; John W. Flack; Nellie H. Floyd; Vashti Fisher; Florida State College for women; Evelyn Fife; Fillore Music House; Earl Fleming; Louis Fires; Edward Fletcher; William K. Fletcher; Harold Flammer Inc.; Flossmoor School; Charles F. Fischer; Nettie Fitzhugh; Fin de Siecle Club; Clara Firtch; Walter Flandorf; Flora, IN, Public Library; First Baptist Church
Fischer, Carl Inc. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 437 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Carl Fischer Inc of New York, NY. Music publishers who supplied Foster Hall with copies of contemporary scores and arrangements of Foster's music.
J. Fischer & Bros. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 438 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. Fischer & Brothers of New York, NY, the publishers of J.T. Howard's songbook, A Program of Stephen Collins Foster Songs . Lilly paid for this publication and then purchased 3000 copies and distributed them to radio stations across the U.S.
Fisher, William Arms , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 439 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William Arms Fisher, a musician and editor who made a number of arrangements of the songs of Stephen Foster. He was a vice president of the Oliver Ditson Company of Boston.
Flaccus, E.W. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 440 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.W. Flaccus of Tuscon, AZ. A member of the Tuesday Musical Club, Mrs. Flaccus moved to Arizona in 1933. There appears to have been a genuine affection between her and Lilly.
FO , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 441 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ernest B. Fox; Annabel Lee Ford; Fort Wayne Public Library; Fort Dodge Public Library; Henry Ford; Fort Sumter Hotel; Fountain Square Theater Co.; Fond du Lac Vocational School; Erma Fox; Evelyn Fogle; P.K. Foley; Fort Branch Public Library; Fond Du Lac Commonwealth Reporter; WOWO Fort Wayne; Ford Motor Company; James E. Forrest; Elizabeth Fox; Florence M. Fogg; Fort Worth Star Telegram
Forrest, James E. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 442 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James E. Forrest of Chicago, IL. A dealer who supplied items on a steady basis until the Foster Hall staff sent out a letter in October, 1935, indicating that the collection was virtually complete and only items of exceptional interest would be considered in the future.
Foster , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 443 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with suspected descendants of Foster's family.
Foster Hall Quartet , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 444 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Foster Hall Quartet of Indianapolis, IN [see also ROBINSON, GEORGE M]. The quartet consisted of four local Black singers who performed on occasion at Foster Hall. As more and more people visited the Hall, they became well-known for their performance of Foster melodies and were frequently hired by organizations interested in music.
Foster, Lorraine , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 445 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lorraine Foster of New York, NY. At first thought to be no relation to SCF, Miss Foster was a well-known singer specializing in American music. Because of her name and the fact that she did an entire program of American music, she soon raised the Foster family wrath, particularly Mrs. Rose. However, she visited Foster Hall (with her secretary, Viola Rose) and Lilly took a great liking to her. As late as 1938 he was trying to have Evelyn Foster Morneweck (at his expense) do a genealogy for Lorraine to try and establish a connection with the Foster family. The file does not indicate whether a connection was ever established.
Foster Hall Programs , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 446 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes miscellaneous correspondence regarding events at Foster Hall.
FR FU FY , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 447 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with M. Frank; Arthur Flagler Fultz; William M. Fraser; Elmer B. Funk; French Lick Women's Study Club; A.D. Fuller; Fresno County Free Library; Kay Froser; Friendship Central School; Anna Fuller; James R.H. French; Nancy Frye; Franklin College; Frankfort Junior High School; Frankfort State Library; Frankfort First Methodist Episcopal Church; J. Herbert Fry; Dr. John D. Fuller; Fresno Bee; Louise Fuller; H. Shipley Fry; Nelson Frank;
Gammons, Harold , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 448 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harold Gammons of Rhode Island. An extremely persistent dealer who offered nothing of great interest or importance.
GA GE , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 449 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Nancy Gatchell; Gettysburg College Library; F.G. George; Georgia State College; Hobart College Library Geneva NY; Gary Public Library; University of Georgia; Rosenberg Library Galveston; Genevieve Gallatin; Clair Boyd Gahagen; Gary Public Schools; Roberta Garton; Chloe Gaus; Sally Getner; Elsie Gares; R.A. Garoin; Ellamay Gentile; Mildred Gardner; Rockwell Gardiner, Jr.; Laura Galley; Harvey Gaul; WRUF Gainesville; Wilbur E. George; Stella Gains; Ruth Gerlach; Ella Gaver; Georgia Historical Society; Riggs Memorial Library Georgetown; GAs City Library; Galesburg Public Library; Hamlin Garland; Gadsden Public Library
Gillespie, Frederick D. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 450 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frederick D. Gillespie, a Lincoln scholar and one-time visitor to Foster Hall. After his visit he tried unsuccessfully to wrangle a few commissions from Lilly.
Ginsburg, Jos. Byron , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 451 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jos. Byron Ginsburg, a fan and visitor.
GI GL , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 452 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elizabeth Gill; Glendale Public Library; Margaret Gillaspy; Richard Gimbel; Glen Ridge Free Public Library; Henry Gilfoyl; Globe Wernicke Company; La Salle Institute Glencoe; Ginn and Company; Marjorie Glaub; Patty Lou Gibson; Paul Giffin; Gilman's Old Books Inc.; Mary Gillett; Helen Giffen; Paul Griffen; Betty Nan Glimstedt; Matilda Gibson; Jean Gilmore; Globe-Wernicke Co.; Glen Ridge Public Library; LaVerrne Gillen; H.B. Giles
GO , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 453 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marian Good; Ralph Elliot Good; Marie Goth; A.V. Goldiere; Paul F. Gorton; Goodwyn Institute; Charles Gordon; Helen Gould; Goshen Public Library; Mary Findlay Gordon; Herbert H. Gordon; Bernelle Goodman; Oliver Gossard Jr.; Katherine Goldhardt; Nellie Good; E.M. Good; S.C. Goding; Dorothy Good; CArnegie PUblic Library Goshen; Dr. Conrad Gould; Marian Bigler Good; Alfred Goldsmith; R.E. Good;
Godsoe, N.C. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 454 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N.C. Godsoe of Boston, MA, a dealer of long standing with Foster Hall.
Goldman, Alfred R. , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 455 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alfred R. Goldman of IL, a most persistant music collector and small-time dealer. He submitted more than he sold, but he did supply Lilly with at least 1 first edition.
Goodspeed's Book Shop , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 456 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Goodspeed's Book Shop of Boston, MA. In 1930 this shop, acting as agent for J. Francis Driscoll, offered and sold to Lilly over 130 first editions of Foster songs. This was the first major purchase made by Lilly and became the core of the collection. Throughout the existence of Foster Hall, Goodspeed's continued to submit material.
GR GU GW GY , 1935 Containers box 14 , folder 457 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Grant; Marguerita Guzman; Lucille Grogg; L.W. Grigsby; Joseph S. Graydon; Greater Texas & Pan American Exposition; L.W. Grigsby; Joseph Graydon; Grinnell High School; Great Plains Broadcasting Co.; Elizabeth Grover; Edna May Green; Thiel College Library Greenville; Furman University Library Greenville, SC; Grand Rapids Public LIbrary; Grinnell College; Kellogg Public Library Green Bay; Mabel Grandstaff; John Gutscher; Letha Graves; Irene Guthrie; Joseph Graydon; Marguerite Greene; C.H. Gunderson; Great Western Music Co.; Irma Green; Eulalie Granger; Charles W. Guptill; E.R. Guerlin; Ellen Griest; Jean Grabensteder; Irene Gupel; Ruth Green; Franklin Gruesser; Lloyd Graham; Greenfield Schools; Percy Grainger; Jimmy Gray; Mabelle Graves; Greensburg Music Club; Jessie Gray; Mary Foster Griffith; Green Bookman; Guilford College; Greencastle Music Club; Elsie Greene; WHBY Green; Alexander Stuart Graham; Emma Guenthner; Virginia Greene; Ruth Gorezinger; Grafton Public Library; Graceville Public Library; Edward Greer; Daisy Grafftey; Carnegie Library Grand Junction; J.P. Gruber; Grain Dealers Mutual Life Insurance Co.;
Graves, Cliff , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 458 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cliff Graves of Independence, MO. Graves was one of the first dealers to contact Lilly. He continued to send materials until the collection was moved to Pittsburgh.
Griswold, Mrs. L.W. , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 459 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. L.W. Griswold of Atlanta, GA. A brand new (to Foster Hall) dealer, Mrs. Griswold sold Lilly two items before the Collection was moved.
Guzman, Luis , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 460 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Luis Guzman of Washington, DC. Guzman arranged a medley of Foster's music for the US Marine Band. Lilly seemed to get on well with Guzman and his wife. The 1935 folder is devoted to copyright, recordings, prints, distribution, sale of rights, etc.
Hall, Frederick , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 462 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frederick Hall of Berea, KY. A Methodist writing for a Sunday School Magazine, he requested photos with which to illustrate an article on Foster.
HAM HAN HAP HAR , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 463 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with L.W. Hart; Fred C. Hager; Howard Hartpence; Hannibal La Grange College; Genevieve Harte; Alfred Hansen; Walter Hardy; Hanby State Memorial; B.G. Hanby; Harton & Co. Insurance; J.C. Hamilton; Hartford City Band; Earl Hart; Margaret Hardy; Edith Hart; Dartmouth College Hanover NJ; Dr. R.R. Harris; Hampton Institute; Katherine Hartigan; Elizabeth Harrington; Betty Harmon; Butler County PUblic Schools Hamiton, OH; Fairfield School Hamiton OH; Hamilton Court House; Edward Hammond; Nelle Hammond; Mary C. Hamilton; Harmony Lane; Ina Hartman; Samuel Harrell; James F. Hanley; Harlan County Homemaker's Club; James C. Harper; Lucille Tyalor Hansen; Colgate College Hamilton NY; Carol Harthill; Martha Hard; Linda Buckner Hardaway; Lester Hargrett; Harlan City Schools; Joseph Harper; M.K. Harlinghausen; Flavia Hansen; Hancock County Vocational School; M. Harzof; D. Glenwood Harrison; Margaret M. Hanna; Hammond Public Library; Anna Henermann Hamilton; Trinity College Hartford CT; Board of Education Hammond, IN: Guy Harris;
Harcourt Brace & Co. Inc. , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 464 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harcourt Brace & Co. Inc. of New York, NY. All correspondence is with Alfred Weir, head of Harcourt's music dept. and editor of The Songs of Stephen Foster .
Harvard College Library , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 465 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harvard College Library in Cambridge MA. Correspondence between Hodges and the Librarian as they attempt to resolve various research projects, most notably SCF's involvement in the composition of an opera called The Invisible Prince. Harvard was unable to help.
HAS HAZ HEA HEK , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 466 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Julian Hatch; John Russell Hayes; Haverstock Company; Library of Hawaii; Fletcher Hodges, Jr; Hazleton Public Library; Haverhill Public Library; University of Hawaii; C.Haynam; Herman Hayes; Robert D. Heinl; Coe Haynes; Hastings NE Carnegie Library; Anton Heitmuller; WPFB Hattiesburg; Glenn Heaton; Captain N.J. Hawkins; .G. Heintz; Robet D. Heinl; Dorothy Hein; Mary Hayes; Margaret Hathaway; David Heenan; Julian Hatch; Vladimir Heifetz;
Hearring, A.B. , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 467 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A.B. Hearring of Memphis, TN, another dealer who got into the game too late.
HEL HER HES HEY , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 468 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Rev. Roscoe C. Henderson; George C. Heritage; W.C. Hendren; Maurice J. Heszberger; Thomas A. Henry; Eileen Heskett; A.E. Martin; Carolyn Herbert; Elaine Henke; Myen Heller; H. Hesse; Stan V. Henkels, Jr.; Natalie Hershenzon; Elizabeth Heuser; Sister Mary Henry; John J. Hessler; Martha Hodson Hessler; Dorothy Herrman; Dr. William M. Hepburn;
HI , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 469 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lois Hiestand; City Public Schools High Point NC; Leopold Hibner; Helen Himes; Dorothy Britton Hill; Mary McMurry Hines; Virginia Hirt; Robert S. Hillyer; Frederick Hinkle; Walter Higbee; Clarence Hicks; Frances Higginbotham; WMFR High Point NC; Edith Hinman; Sylvia Hill; J.D. Hill; Jerome Hinson; Raymond C. Hill; Rodney Himes; Jean Hission; Roy Hill; High Point Public Library; Edna Hill; HIbbing Public Library; Inez Hilliard;
Hill, Carmen Moore , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 470 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Carmen Moore Hill of Dayton, OH. Mrs. Hill wrote the poem published in Bulletin II; a devoted fan, she never visited Foster Hall.
HOA HOE HOF HOL , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 471 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hope College Library; Peggy Hodges; Holyoke Public Library; Hoboken Free Public Library; Olga Hoffman; Carroll Hollister; Hobbies Magazine ; Nellie Hollabaugh; William A. Hoffman; Jimmie Holt; S.M. Holway; Lee Hoard; E.L. Holmes; George K. Hollingsworth; W. Bob Holland; Evelyn Maxie Hogue; F.T. Holliday; J.P. Hoelzel; Ruth C. Hodges; Claire Hobel; KNX Hollywood; Henry Holt and Company;
Hobby Shop, The , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 472 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Hobby Shop of Mississippi. Another dealer who contacted the Hall late. Nothing of interest was purchased from them.
Hoffman, Raymond A., Co. , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 473 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Raymond A. Hoffman Co. of Chicago, IL. The bulk of the correspondence is with G.A. Grant-Schaefer, a musician who wrote an operetta entitled "My Old Kentucky Garden." He sent the manuscript to Lilly for approval. The operetta was published by the Hoffman Co.
Hollenbeck Press , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 474 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hollenbeck Press of Indianapolis, IN. This company received a large amount of business from Foster Hall. They printed bulletins, stationary, and small chapbooks issued by Lilly. They did high-quality work and were on good terms with Lilly until right before the collection was transferred--at that time Mr. Krieg, the man with whom Lilly had all his dealings, retired and the new manager began raising prices causing Lilly to withdraw his business from the company.
HOM HOR HOS HOY , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 475 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Homestead Carnegie Library; Howard University; Houston Public Library; Augusta Horowitz; Julia Hosler; Charles Hoxworth; Billy Hrabe; James Howgate; Ernest Horn; Betty Jean Houston; Mary Alice Hooper; James Charles Howard; Mary Horne; Beham School Homer MI; C.L. Hooberry; Hoosier Bookshop; W.B. Horton; Howard Shipyards;
Howard, John Tasker , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 476 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932, Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
HU HY , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 477 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hultquist Music Service; Hutchinson High School; Clarence Huffman; KWBG Hutchinson KS; L.E. Huseman; Juniata College Huntingdon, PA; C.W. Hyne; Edward Hungerford; Clarence Huffman; Gertrude Hull; Hunterville School; Burch D. Huggins; E.T. Hurley; Violet Hudson; Francis Hutchinson; Elnora Huber; A.J. Huston; Hyattasville MD; Bertie Juanita Hutchings; Jack Hylton; Henry Hunt; Mary Willis Hukill; Benton Hughes; Mary Anne Hunter; Maude Pollard Hull; A.J. Huston; John F. Hyde; Perry L. Huffaker; Robert L. Husson; H.R. Hyndman; Arthur B. Hull Jr.;
Humphreys, Louise , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 478 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Humphreys of Passiac, NJ, a devoted Foster fan and schoolteacher. She did a great deal to revive interest in SCF and her efforts resulted in the establishment of the Foster Memorial Garden in Passaic.
I , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 479 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Iola City Schools; Iowa State Dept.; Iowa State University; William Irle; Irwin, PA; Arthur Ivone; N.G. Iredell; Idaho State Historical Society; Illinois State Normal University; Illinois State Library; University of Idaho; Frank C. Ives; Rena Ingstrom; Illinois Wesleyan University; John Ingle; C.W. Ives; A.R. Irvine; Irvington Friendship Circle; Itta Bena Schools; International Falls MN; Ruth Irwin; Irvington M.E. Church; WJS Ironwood I;
Indiana , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 480 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various Indiana State organizations.
Indiana State Library , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 481 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Indiana State Library. Beginning in 1932 Lilly contributed unwanted sheet music from the collection to the Library (generally Americana not Foster material). The library also received copies of the Foster Hall Bulletin and other Foster Hall publications. In 1934 they were given a set of Foster Hall Reproductions. In 1935 the Indiana Library Association made Lilly an Honorary member.
Indianapolis , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 482 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various Indianapolis, IN, based organizations.
Indianapolis Blue Print & Lithograph Co. , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 483 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Blue Print and Lithograph Co., renamed the Indianapolis Blue Print and Lithograph Company in 1935. This company made many photographs and negatives of the manuscript pages, newspaper clippings, and other Foster memorabilia for Foster Hall. Such photographs were supplied, free of charge, to any interested party--school teachers, playwrights, dealers, etc.
Indianapolis Public Library , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 484 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Public Library. Helped to secure interlibrary loans from the Library of Congress. With Lilly's help, they established a small Foster collection of their own. They were also the site for the unveiling of the Foster Hall Reproductions .
Indianapolis Public Schools , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 485 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Public Schools. The school district dedicated one of its schools as the Stephen Collins Foster School. They were the first school district to use the songbooks for school children.
International Records Agency , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 486 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the International Records Agency of Long Island, NY. Until the collection moved to Pittsburgh, this company was employed to find and purchased foreign-made recordings of Foster's music to add to the collection.
Ivone, Arthur , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 487 Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur Ivone of Cincinnati, OH. He was first commissioned in 1932 by Lilly to execute bust of Foster for Foster Hall. Later, he was commissioned to do a life-sized statue that Lilly could find no one to display. Originally planned for the Foster Memorial, the statue ended up in Alms Park in Cincinnati.
JA JE , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 488 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gladys Jameson; Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp; William Jacob; Kirby-Smith Junior High School Jacksonville FL; Jacksonville Public Library; Board of Education Jamestown, NY; Jersey City Free Public Library; Ella Jackson; George Pullen Jackson; Ruth Jacobs; Ralph W. Jefferies; Dean S. Jacoby; Jersey City State Normal School; Orlina E. Jane; Shelby Jackson; Willard Rouse Jillson; Mary A. Jackson; Edwin Hart Jenks; Marie Jandrew; Dr. Werner Janssen; Jefferson Bookshop; Ilena Jackson; Dean S. Jacoby; C.G. Jacobs; Jackson Sun
JO , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 489 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gaston High School Joinerville, TX; O.L. JoHantgen; Meredith Johnston; Johns Hopkins University; Arnold N. Johnston; Wilbur Johnson; Helen Johnson; Katherine Jordan; Edward Johnson; Jane Jutzie; Edward Johnson; Joseph Joiner; B.N. Judell; E.B. Barrett School Joseboro, AR; Joliet IL; Merle Johnson; Dr. Elliott P. Joslin; Sylvester Johnson Jr.;
Johnson, Mary E. , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 490 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary E. Johnson of Indianapolis, IN [see also WILSON, MARY]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Jones , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 491 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondents with the surname of Jones.
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music , 1935 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music of Indianapolis, IN. The conservatory was the recipient of gifts of Foster Hall material.
KA , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 493 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Kansas State Teacher's College; University of Kansas; Kansas City Public Library; Kalamazoo Public Library; Rhoda L. Katz; Dorothy Kamps; Mary Kapp; KMBC Kansas City; Ward Keith; W9XBY Kansas City; Kalamazoo College; Norma Kaufman; Evelyn Kautz; Elmer Kanten; Rockhurst Library Kansas City; KWKC Kansas City; Kappa Delta Theta; Kappa Tau Epsilon; Kappa Kappa Psi; Rose Kallentaney; Kappa Kappa Psi'; F.S. Kavanaugh; Kansas Wesleyan University;
Keepers, W. Lloyd , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 494 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lloyd W. Keepers of New York, NY. A very persistent dealer who, in June 1936, produced a much desired first edition of "Once I Loved Thee Mary Dear".
KE , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 495 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Kentucky Home Mutual Life; Etta Keller; Lincoln Elementary School Kenmore NY; Kentucky State Historical Society; Kearny NJ Free Public Library; Harry Keller; Kenmore NY; A.J. Keshen; Keasler & Clarke; Kee Lox Manufacturing; Ruth A. Kendall; Marie Kesling; Kentucky State Historical Society; John T. Keane; Keifer & Keifer; Ann Kenny; F.M. Keville; Kershaw Public Library; Jean Kelly; Hugh Thompson Kerr; Lucy Keller; Lee Kerr; W.B. Keator; Kentucky Library Commission;
Kentucky University , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 496 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Kentucky University in Lexington, KY. The most interesting exchanges here concern the consternation which developed in Kentucky when Howard's biography was published, and the debate over where particular songs were composed. The folders of 1935-37 contain two distinct series of correspondence. The first is with Elmer Sulzer, Director of Publicity, and concerns his study of the changes in two Foster tunes over the years, "Oh Susanna" and "Uncle Ned." The other is with T.D. Clark, a professor at the University, who published an article in 1936 entitled "The Slavery Background of Stephen C. Foster's 'My Old Kentucky Home.'"
KI , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 497 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William Kies; E.B. Kipfer; Frances Rockefeller King; Charles Z. Klauder; Max Kivowitz; Gustav A. Kleinshmidt; S.F. Kleinman; Kathleen King; John G. Kidd & Sons Inc.; Flora Kling; Clara Kirkland; Don Kimmel; Mary Kipling; Grace Kiechle; Bernard Klinestaker; Blanche Kimmel; Marietta Kilpatrick; Jane Kilgore; Virginia Kinney; Carroll W. Kirby; William S. Kidder; Frederick King; E.W. Kiger Sr.; Lawrence Kieffer; J.A. Kinder; Louis Kleber; Mary Kiess; C.E. King; Harry W. Kinney;
Klein, Joseph , 1935 Containers box 15 , folder 498 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph Klein of Philadelphia, PA, a small time dealer.
KN KO KR KY , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 499 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ruth T. Knox; Harry O Knerr; Gust Kraemer; Lawson McGhee Library Knoxville TN; Boris Kochno; Sarah Gertrude Knott; Oscar Kurtz; Frederick Koch; Felix Krieg; Margaret Trigg Knehnle; James Kusnerus; A.M. Knapp; W.J. Krieg; Kowalczyk Brothers; Kokomo Public Schools; Kokomo Morning Musicals; Grace Kugler; Richard Kountz; Otto M. Knoblock; Paul Kurbricky; G. Kugler;
Kruckemeyer, Erna , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 500 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Erna Kruckemeyer of Cincinnati, OH. A Schoolteacher, she wrote a play about Stephen's years in Cincinnati. The play was performed by her high school students.
LA , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 501 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lamont Consolidated School; Kay Lafferty; LaSalle-Peru Township High School and Junior College; Russell H. Lawrence; East Junior High School Lancaster PA; Lancaster Young Men's Christian Assocation; Trulah A. Lacer; Bernard R. Laberge; Thomas Lancaster; Bernard Laberge Inc.; M.C. Langston; Hans Lange; Lakewood Public Library; Agnes A. Lawlor; Jean Lane; Charles Latham; Lawrence Liberty Memorial High School; Margaret Laymaster; Laguna Beach Library; Anna Larco; Lafayette 4-H Club; R.W. Lang; Eleanor Ann Lane; Ladoga Public Schools; Marcia Lampert; H.A. Larlee; KFKU Lawrence; WMPC Lapeer; Theodore Laub; Bess Lanham; William Lackey; Alvin Martin Labens; Rhea Larrabee; LaPorte Public Library; Lansing Public School; L.C. Lawton; J. Leon Lascoff & Son; LaGrange Memorial Library; Edward LaShelle; Phyllis Lazansky
LEA LEI LEL LEV , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 502 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Adaline Leibold; Esther Lederman; Norma Lee; Levis Music Store; Pansy Legg; Irene Levi; Joseph Levine; Leipzig University Library; Ethel C. Leahy; Janice Lee; Jacob Levy; Donna Lehman; Edith Leverton; Eva Frosh Lehmann; Wilfred C. Lee; Lenoir High School Band; Christina Leahey; Margaret Leuschen; City of Leeds Public Libraries; Edward B. Lee;
Levy, Lester , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 503 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lester Levy of Baltimore, MD. An avid collector, Mr. Levy probably had the largest private collection of Foster sheet music second only to Lilly. Although he did not sell his material, he and Foster Hall often exchanged material to mutual benefit.
LEW LEY LI LL , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 504 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.M. Lightfoot; Ann Lilly; William Lindsay; Lincoln Memorial University; Robert W. Lister; Margaret Lilly; Literary Digest ; Mr. & Mrs. Josiah Kirby Lilly Jr.; H. Lieber Co.; Lions International; E.S. Lewars; Elsie Singmaster Lewars; Elizabeth Lichlyter; Liverpool University Library; Carl M. Lewis; Liberty Center Schools; Jay Liben; Lincoln Historical Research Foundation; Liberty Center; Gladys Lewis; Homer Lindesmith; Henrietta Little; Ray Linn; Robert Lister; Ruby Lidgard; Marian Linebrink; Jane Lindner; J.T. Lloyd; Ethel Lewis; Liebschutz Book Store; Jean Lightfoot; Dr. John Uri Lloyd; Thomas Lloyd; Eileen Lewis; KRLC Lewiston; Rose Liebling; Clara Little; Ouida LInton; Lindmark's; O.J. Lilly; Catherine Linz; Goddard Lieberson; Goddard Lieberson; Antoinette Lilly; Albert Louis Lietaud; John Thomas Lloyd;
Lexington , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 505 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with people and organizations based in Lexington, KY.
LO , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 506 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with City of Long Beach; Los Angeles Horace Mann Junior High School; Los Angeles Public Library; Louisiana State University; Logansport Public Library; Louisiana Library Commission; Loyola University; Mary Evelyn Logan; David Lockett; Long Beach Municipal Band; H.B. Lowdermilk; Georgia L. Lowe; KFRO Longview; Ray Foster Love; Los Angeles Junior High School; Fred Lockley; Linette Long; WLLH Lowell; W.L. Long; KHJ Los Angeles; W.L. Long; Haniel Long; Logansport Public Schools; Charles A. Logan; Seymour Lozansky; Occidental College Los Angeles; Catherine Logan; Elizabeth Loder; Dr. Robert Loughran
Loudermilk, W. H. & Co. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 507 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.H. Loudermilk & Co. of Washington DC. Lukewarm dealers with little to offer.
Louisville , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 508 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with people and organizations based in Louisville.
Louisville Filson Club , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 509 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Louisville Filson Club in Louisville, KY. As the Collection was prepared for the move to Pittsburgh, many items were distributed to organizations and individuals. The Filson Club was dedicated to the propagration of the works of Young E. Allison and received items concerning him.
LU LY , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 510 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frank Luther; James Lutz; Jones Memorial Library; J.D. Lyon; Florence A. Luebke; Esther Lutz; W.L. Lubbock Sr.; Charles W. Lyan; Lyman Brothers Inc.; Lyon and Healey; Waldo Luick;
Lull, Robert W. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 511 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert W. Lull of Newburyport, MA. A rare books dealer, Lully suppled Lilly with a number of items, most of them songbooks.
MAA MAN , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 512 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maine Township High School; Florence MacCreadie; Wallace R. Magill; Manchester Public Schools; Thomas F. Madigan; Daniel T. Mallett; James R. MacFarlane; Isabelle L. Mangan; E.D. Mausfield; Malden Public Library; Mercer University Library; Mankato Public Library; Manistee City Public LIbrary; Drew University Madison; Florence Manley; Margaret E. Mack; Madisonville City Schools; Malcolm F. MacFarlane; Minnadell Mallison; Marion Manning; Florence MacDonald; Edward Manczuk; Neva Mairs; Walter Mahan; Howard Mahan; Ben Malone; John Simpson Jr. High Mansfield; Madison High School; Pete Maley; R.L. Maddox; David Magee; John H. Mackey; WHA Madison; WNAZ Macon; Mansfield Elementary Schools; James R. MacFarlane; Maine State Library; MacMurray College; Madison Musical Club; Thomas F. Madigan; Maine Township High School; Marion S. Manning; Thomas O. Mabbott; Willistown School District Malvern; Federated Clubs of Madison County; Madison-Jefferson County Public Library; Florence Free MacDonald; Edward MacDowell; WIBA Madison
MacIntyre, J. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 513 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. MacIntype of Hartford, CT, a minor dealer.
MacIntyre, John J. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 514 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John J. MacIntyre of New York, NY. A long-standing correspondent, MacIntyre was interested in American songwriter Thomas Brigham Bishop, who claimed to have written "Old Folks at Home." He sold the Hall a scrapbook containing a letter from Bishop making this claim.
Madison, James , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 515 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James Madison of Los Angeles, CA, the publisher of The Collector's Journal . He supplied a great deal of sheet music, broadsides, and songbooks.
Madge, Felix , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 516 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Felix Madge of New Orleans, LA. Madge submitted the manuscript of an operetta called "The Doctor of Alcantara" which he thought may be Stephen Foster's work, in his hand or, possibly, an arrangement by him. The operetta was by Julius Eichberg and intensive research turned up no link between Foster and him.
Maple, William C. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 517 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William C. Maple of Kensington, OH. Mr. Maple was a funeral home owner who played guitar and sang for Grange meetings. Although only semi-literate, beginning in 1935 he wrote Foster Hall repeatedly requesting biographical and visual material.
MAR MAX MAY MAZ , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 518 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Herbert E. Marks; Theordora B. Marshall; Mars Hill College; Harriett S. Marsh; Dorothy Marden; Edward B. Marks Music Corp. Matilda Matzke; Mary H. Mathias; Marion Public Schools; George J. Mayer Co.; Mayfield Village School District; Alberta Marcy; E.A. Marsland; Abbie Daniels Mason; Paul R. Matthews; Mason City Public Library; Mason City Public Schools; State Library of Massachusetts; Maude Marshall; Frances Matthews; Marceline Public Schools; J.A. Marshall; Hazel Matthews; Hugh Miller; Rose Marsh; Marietta Public Schools; W.t. Maynard; E.A. Marsland; C.R. May; George J. Mayer Co.; Edward B. Marks Music Corporation; Harry Marlowe; Vause W. Marshall; Betty Marlatt; Marian Mase; Ruby Maxwell; Aldo Marco; M. Mayers; James Stephen Martin; Vernon Junior High School, Marion OH; Ermadine Maushund; Maine Federation of Women's Clubs; Catherine Mathley; Rose Masteller; Mary Mathias; Willa Marks; Marott Trio; Theodora Marshall; Margaret Massie; A Kiefer Mayer; Maryland Historical Society; William A. Mason;
Martin , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 519 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes correspondents with the surname of Martin
Massie, W.K. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 520 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.K. Massie of Lexington, KY. This Lexington resident was acquainted with John Townsend and accused Townsend of stealing a rare book (of Foster interest) from his car. Massie wrote to Lilly to forewarn him that the volume might be offered to Foster Hall.
Martinsville Schools , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 521 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Martinsville Schools in Martinsville, IN. A small town, this site was chosen for introduction of the Stephen Foster songbook, an apparently successful experiment.
McA McD McE McF , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 522 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Tony McDann; Rev. Henry McClellan STD; J.C. McCoy; Dora McCoy; Ruth McCallion; Frances McConn; K.S. McComb; Blanche McCracken; Frederic J. McCoy; Mary Gertrude McCollister; Chester McClure; J.J. McAdoo; Dr. Carleton McCulloch; Lillian McCann; Ethel McCullough; Josephine McDevitt; Anna Mae McCandless; Helen McBride;
McBride, E.R. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 523 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.R. McBride of Pittsburgh, PA, an amateur collector who sold some of his collection to Foster Hall. McBride knew the Hamilton family, whose grandfather (Billy Hamilton) had been a great friend of Foster's. The Hamilton's owned some very important Foster items and in 1933 McBride put them in touch with Lilly. The most noteworthy item in their collection was Foster's flute, which Lilly tried to purchase several times. When the collection moved in Pittsburgh, the Hamilton's donated the flute to the collection.
McDevitt, William , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 524 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William McDevitt of San Francisco, CA. McDevitt was a small-time dealer and the editor of Book Collecting for Love or Money, a journal in the collection.
McG McL McM McW , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 525 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F.J. McGinnis; A.B. McKeith; William McGibson; Delamar McWorkman; Margaret McMillin; S.N. McIntosh; Homer D. McLaren; Helen McMaine; Robert McKay; Orpha McLaughlin; Thomas McMillan; Miriam McGinnis; McGuffey Club; Melvin P. McGovern; Oliver P. McLelland; Noble E. McLaughlin; E.E. McGriff; McKesson-Vogeler; E.E. McGriff; Lannes McPhetridge; Thyrza McKinley; Ruth L. McInturf;
McIlvaine, Mrs. William B. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 526 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. William B. McIlvanie of Hubbard Woods, IL. The daughter of Foster's friend, Julia Murray, she owned a book of first editions given by Foster to her Mother. Lilly attempted to by the book but Mrs. McIlvaine would not sell.
MEA MEI MEK MEN , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 527 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mellon Institute of Industrial Research; J. Melnick; Reis Library of Meadville Pa; l Marie Medley; W.H. Meek; Lena Meehan; Frederick Mellnitz; WNBR Memphis; Isaac Mendoza Book Co.; C.G. Grove; H.E. Meginness; Marie Mealka; Michigan Public Library
MER MES MET MEY , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 528 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Paul R. Merriman; Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church; Grace Messenger; Mertens & Price Inc.; John O Methvin; Esther Meyer; Eli Messenger; Mary M. Messenger; Martha Meyerholtz; Leontone Meyer; Harry H. Messick; Claybron Merriweather; Meridian Heights Church; Virginia Meredith;
MI , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 529 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Milwaukee Public Schools; Minnesota Symphonic Band; Edward Miner; KGVO Missoula; Clarence F. Miles; Minneapolis Civic & Commerce Association; Elmer E. Miller; Milwaukee Letter Carriers Band; Miami Music Teacher's Association; Middlesbury College Library; Minnesota Historical Society; University of Mississippi; H.V. Milligan; Mississippi State College; Minden LA Webster Parish Library; Flagler Memorial Library Miami; Thurber H. Madison; Dorothy E. Miller; Edward C. Mills; Fred A. Miller; Lincoln University of Missouri; Ione Miller; Margaret Miner; Milligan Oil Burner Co. Inc.; G.L. Michael; S.R. Miles; Stanley Milligan; John F. Mitchell Jr.; W.F. Minck Co.; Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.; WIOD Miami; WTCN Minneapolis; Bernice Mickelson; Mary D. Miles; Isaac Menoza Book Co.; Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs; Mills College; William Minor; Middlesboro Kentucky Schools; Michigan State College; Guy D. Miller; Minden LA Webster Parish Library; H.C. Miller; Mankato MN State Teacher's College;
MOA MON MOO , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 530 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary T. Moore; University of Montana; Earl V. Moore; Eastern Montana Normal School; Montana Public Schools; Mary Moore; Lester Ramon Mohr; Alice Lee Montgomery; June Montgomery; Dorsch Memorial Library Monroe MI; Moline Public Library; Selma Moonitz; Arthur Moore; Sylvia Moon; Thomas Emmet Moore; John Modrall; A.G. Moffatt; Bay View Club Mooresville IN: V.J. Moore; KGFK Moorhead MN: Pauline Moncrief; Maurice Monks; Georgia Moore; Helen Moleux; Pasquale Montani; A.R. Moon; Montani Entertainment Service; Catherine T. Mooney; Andola Moone; Grace Moore;
MOR MOS MOT MOY , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 531 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Morocco Public Schools; Reid R. Morrison; G.B. Mountcastle; Mount Vernon Public Library; Noah F. Morrison; Thomas Moylan; Moseley School; Russell School Moscow ID; Billy Moran; Mary Hite Bowman Morgan; J. Canby Morgan; F.J. Morrison; Mt. Kisco Foundation School of Music; College of Mount St. Joseph on the OHIO; JOhn Perry Morgan; John J. Mossman; Movietone Music Corp; Mound City Public Schools; Dr. H.N. Moses; O.A. Moulton; Morton Junior High School; More Light Guild; Mother's Glee Club; Henry P. Morton; Joseph Morris Publishers;
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , January - June, 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 532 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum, she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence with her grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , July - December, 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 533 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum, she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence with her grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
MU MY , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 534 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Music Publishers Holding Corp; Music Educator's Journal; Dr. Elsie Murray; Music Teacher's National Association; David V. Murdoch; Martha Myers Murdoch; Hurd V. Murdock; Kendall K. Mussey; Muldoon Monument Co.; Muncie Armory; Mary Musselman; Music Shop; Muncie Star; Blaine Junior High School Muncie; Helen Muncie; Muncie Presbyterian Church; Muncie School MEn's Club; Elizabeth Mullen; John W. Muir; Helen Murray; WKBZ Muskegon; L.H. Munson; Maurice Murphy; Leonard J. Munson; Ruby Bradford Murphy; Harold S. Muggeridge; Hays & Murphy; John G. MurDock; Isaac Lane Muse; Ball State University Muncie; Musical Courier Co.; Musical Arts Club; Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae Club; Lester H. Mumbrue; Helen Musser; Joseph Muller; Thelma Murphy; Erna Mueller; Musical America; Phillip A. Myers; Jessie Welles Murray;
Muller, Joseph , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 535 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph Muller of Cloister, NJ. An artist and ardent collector, Muller first became acquainted with Foster Hall in 1931 and was commissioned by Lilly to do pen and ink portraits of Foster and other significant figures in his life. Over the years a great friendship grew between the Hall staff and Muller. As the friendship grew, so did Muller's importance to the Hall. He did an entire series of portraits (all in the collection) and he also did peripheral research for Lilly. In 1937 Muller published a bibliography of various editions of "The Star-Spangled Banner". Sales were poor and Lilly purchased all the remaining copies and gave them to Muller, who in turn presented them to libraries as gifts. In 1938 Muller was instrumental in locating a long-desired first edition of "Oh Susanna."
My Old Kentucky Home , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 536 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with My Old Kentucky Home in Bardstown, KY. Lilly contacted the museum (which at one time belonged to Foster's cousin) and donated several items, hoping to develop contacts with other collectors. The place had nothing at all to offer.
NA NE , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 537 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with New England Conservatory of Music; Newark Southside High School; C.F. Nagro; Fred I. Neufaug; New Jersy State Normal School; National Federation of Music Clubs; National Library Bindery Co.; Newberry College; University of Nebraska; New and Old Book Shop; Nashville Public Library; New Jersey College for Women; Nashua Public Library; Nevada State Library; New Harmony, IN, Workingmen's Institute Library; New Orleans Howard Memorial Library; New Haven Public Library; New Orleans Public Library; University of New Mexico; New London Public Library; New Castle Public Library; Rogers High School Newport, RI; Newburgh Central Grammar School; Nettie Newman; Edith S. Naylor; Andress Ness; Esther Naskali; Ruth Newcomb; Ivan W. Nelson; Natchez Religuary; Ward-Belmont School Nashville; Russell Memorial Library New Bedford; Andrew Ness; New Jersey College for Women; George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville; Bernard S. Navarre; Rogers High School Newport; Central Grammar School New Burgh; New & Old Book Shop; Nettie Newman; Edith Naylor; National Library Bindery Co.; The Religuary Natchez; Russell Memorial Library New Bedford; WBSO Needham; National Music Camp; WNEW Newark; WSM Nashville; Marie Nevin; WOR Newark; WWL New Orleans; WLAC Nashville; National Emergency Council; Frank Newbury; Eileen Nestor; New Albany Public Library; Hazel Neal; Nashua Public Library; National Civic Federation; Muskingum College New Concord, OH; National School Band and Orchestra Concerts;
New Orleans Branch Eli Lilly & Co. , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 538 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the New Orleans Branch of Eli Lilly & Co. Various employees of the company researched the "Glendy Burke" riverboat, establishing its correct names & dates.
New York , 1935 Containers box 16 , folder 539 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various organizations with names starting with "New York" based in city the same.
New York American Library Service , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 540 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the New York American Library Service in New York, NY [see also AMERICAN LIBRARY SERVICE]. These very persistent dealers hounded Foster Hall, but succeeded in bringing only one valuable item: a first edition of "The Little Ballad Girl" published in the Clark School Visitor. Mr. Symon Gould, the correspondent, wrote to President Roosevelt suggesting a Foster postage stamp. Such a stamp appeared in 1940.
New York University , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 541 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with New York University [see also JOHN ERSKINE]. Correspondence concerns nomination of Foster to the Hall of Fame, which finally went through in 1940.
NI NO NU NY , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 542 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert Noble; Jansen Noyes; L.P. Noaker; Smith College Northhampton, MA; Wheaton College Norton, MA; North Adams Public Library; Carleton College Northfield, MN; Helen Norfleet; B.D. Nisbet; Evelyn Noe; Esther Ann Nickelaen; Choral Society Noblesville, IN; Tom Norris; Frank Norris; Mildred Niggeler; Northwestern University School of Music; W.B. Norton; University of North Carolina; Roma Lyman Niles; Robert L. Niles; W.S. Blatchley Club Noblesville, IN; Rosemary Norris; Naomi Nolan; North Manchester Library; Noblesville Country Research Club; W.B. Northrup; WTAR Norfolk VA; WCAL Northfield; KGNF North Platte, NE; North Canton Library; Sidney Niles; Northwood Women's Council; Lulu Rayne Niles; Northeastern Teacher's College; North Central Music Educators Conference; Meredith Nicholson; WJAG Norfolk; University of North Dakota; E.J. Niday; Thomas Flint Nichols; Mary E. Nicholson School; Alice Root Nichols; University of North Carolina; Norwalk, CT, Public Library; Northern California Broadcasting System; Northwood Christian Church;
O , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 543 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Innis Osborn; University of Oklahoma; Elizabeth Ohr; Leo Olisevsky; Old Book Store; Ohio Federation of Music clubs; Rose Ostler; J.J. O'Connell; H.C. Ohge; Carnegie Library OK City; University of Oregon; Oregon State Library; OK Historical Society; Omaha Public Library; Orlando Public Library; Ohio State Archaelogial and Historical Society; Oak Park Public Library; Ottumwa Public Library; Carnegie Library Ogden UT; Carnegie Library Owensboro KY; Mary Louise Otto; Thelma Owen; 100% American Hobbies; Ohio Weslyan University; Mary Frances O'Neill; John W. Oliver; David Olmsted; Miami University Oxford OH; Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College; Dorothy Oder; Alice Olander; PTA Oliver Springs TN; Oaklandon Schools; Occidental College; Innis Osborn; State Normal School Oneonta NY; Oregon State Agricultural College; Beatrice Offenbach; Alice Olander; Olivet College; Richard Orton; Harry L. Orr; Oklahoma College for Women; Eloise Orton; KROW Oakland CA; Oglethorpe University; WOW Omaha; B.B. Owsley; G.B. Oldman; Edna Weber O'Meara; Dorothy Otto; Doris Ollolini; Catherine K. Olden; Oshkosh Public Library; Ohio Valley Drug Company; Old Kentucky Home Hotel; Oswego Board of Education; Sarah E. O'Malley; Anna Olin; Ottawa Library; Out of Print Library Service; State Dept. of Education OH; Otsego Library; Jennie O'Neil; James O'Leary; Jane Livingston O'Neil; Central State Teacher's College OK; Oil City Carnegie Public Library; Carnegie Library Owensboro, KY;
Oberlin College , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 544 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oberlin College. Requests for songbooks and other materials and acknowledgements of the same.
Ohio University , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 545 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ohio University. Requests for songbooks and biographical material. There is also a radio script entitled "Dusty Singing" written about Foster and correspondence with the author, Meredith Page.
Old Print Exchange , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 546 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Old Print Exchange in New York, NY. The owner and dealer, Howard Porter, discovered the song from which Foster had adapted the words for "My Hopes Have Departed Forever." The song was called "The Winds of Winter are Over" and it was apparently the song Henrietta wrote home about in 1835. Foster Hall acquired the sheet music from Howard.
PA , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 547 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lee Pattison; Passaic Public Schools; Edmund Parret; Mirko Paneyko; Lois Paulson; Pan American Union; Leta Patterson; Paper Package Co.; Pasadena Public Library; Joe Payne; Paducah Carnegie Library; Panama Canal Library; N. Clifford Page; Frank R. Palmer; City of Passaic; Passaic Council of Civic Leagues; Payne Village School District; Robert Pallock; Jean Parady; Robert Pollock; Raymond Paullin; Glenna Palmer; Ralph Park; Edward Parker; Cornelia Gano Parker; Paris High School; Louise Palmatier; Pasadena Presbyterian Church; Thomas Parkhurst; Beatrice Patridge; Norma Padovani; Irene Parisotto; Ednah F.B. Parkhurst; Parmly Billings Memorial Library; William Kimberly Palmer; Nicholas Pagliara; Passaic Young Men's Christian Association
Palmolive Book Shop , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 548 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Palmolive Book shop. This concern acquired one contemporary Canadian recording of "Old Black Joe"
Pan American Union , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 549 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence regarding translations of Foster related material for distribution to Pan American Union members.
PE PF PH , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 550 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ralph A. Pensyl; Pennsylvania State College; Pennsylvania Railroad Band; A.G. Perrott; Pennsylvania Folk Festival; Al Perrott; Philadelphia WPA; PA Federation of Music Clubs; O.P. Phillips; Historical Society of PA; Astrid Pearson; University of the Philippines; City of Philadelphia Library; Peerskill Military Academy; PA State Teachers College; Peoria Public Library; H.C. Pendleton; M. B. Pearrup; Philadelphia Musical Fund Society; Pence Springs WVA Community Club; Peterborough Norfleet Trio Camp; William Pfaff; George Pemberton; Clella Perkins; George Pease; Helen Peterman; Adelaide Perrine; Peebles Music Club; Charles Pfau; Ronald Peters; Olney High School Philadelphia; Perry Pictures Co.; PA State Library; Thomas Penfield; Dorothy Pennekamp; E.D. Phillips; Milton Peterson; Marie Phillips; Fred Peters; Ruth Phillips; KOY Phoenix; WIBG Philadelphia; KTAR Phoenix; WHAT Philadelphia; WIP Philadelphia; WPHR Petersburg VA; Rollin Peese; Mary Alice Pearson; Lula Pears; Clarence Petrovich; Peckham Junior High School; Walter Phelps; University of Pittsburgh; Harriety Petry; Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science; Frances Pierpont Peyor; J.Ray Peck; Alona Pedrette;
Pearson Company, Inc. , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 551 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Pearson Company, Inc, in Indianapolis, IN. This company secured a large number of recordings of Foster's music and produced some recordings especially for Lilly.
PI PL POA POS , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 552 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Portland Public Library; Plainfield Consolidated Schools; Clairborne County Library Port Gibson; Lillian T. Poff; Port Huron Public Library; Plainfield Public Library; Pocatello Public Library; Portland Library association; Norma Polic; Portsmouth Priory; Harriet Poorbaugh; Lorena Porter; Clyde Pickett; Gunda Pierner; Robert Picolo; C.W. Plopper; Edmond Creecy Plummer; Pierce & Scopes; Betty Fern Pinkerman; Port Huron Ladies Library Association; Frederick Polley; Frances Pilcher; Zoe Posey; Pleasant View Missionary Society; Portland Public Library; Hazel Pitman; Plymouth Central Library; Plattsburgh; Port Gibson County Library; Pipestone Public library; KWJJ Portland
Postage Requisitions , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 553 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requisitions for postage through Eli Lilly & Co.
Pittsburgh , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 554 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various Pittsburgh organizations.
Pittsburgh Public Schools , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 555 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Pittsburgh public schools.
Pittsburgh, University of , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 556 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh. This is an important file. Papers in these folders (esp. those for 1934) outline the terms under which the Foster Hall Collection would be transferred to Pittsburgh Memorial. The files include copies of insurance policies, contracts for the Guzman Band Arrangement and the school songbook, as well as details concerning Hodges' employment and maintenance of the collection.
POT POZ PR PY , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 557 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur Poynton; F. Allison Preston; Pratt Public Library; Principal Productions, Inc.; Frances Powell; Vassar College Poughkeepsie; Princeton University Press; Providence Public Library; Princeton University Press; Adriance Memorial Library Poughkeepsie; Princeton University Press; Principal Productions Inc.; Theodore Presser Co.; Arthur Pryor; M.A. Pyles; Progressive Series Teacher's College; Powell Valley High School; Prescott First Congregational Church; Murray Pyle; Hazel Purvis; Fannie Price; Emily Pulling; Westminster Choir School Princeton; Alvis Ptach; Dove L. Prather; Ralph A. Price; L.C. Pritchett; Jessie Price; Pullman State College; WPRQ Providence; Prentice Presbyterian Church; Harry Powers; Harry Powers; Marude Prudum; Field Potter; Clara Mae Price; WIBU Poynette WI; Brown University Providence; Arthur Pound; Pottsville Free Public Library
Purdue University , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 558 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Purdue University. The Foster Hall Quartet sang several programs at Purdue and various faculty members visited Foster Hall.
Q RA , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 559 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gene Raymond; RKO Radio Pictures; Brooks County Library Quitman, GA; Thomas Crane Public Library Quincy MA; Meredith College Raleigh NC; Racine Public Library; Henry B. Ramsey; Margaret Ray; Samuel Gale Raber; Railway Express Agency; Earl Randles; John F. Quinn; Rand School Press; Thomas A. Radcliffe; Rayner, Dalheim & Co.; G.F. Rassweiler; Radcliffe College;
RE , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 560 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Remington Rand Inc.; Lloyd Retzenthaler; F.O. Reinert; Dr. Ronald Reynard; William Reese; Kelley Reed; R.M. Reahard; Grace E. Reynolds; University of Redlands; Renshaw & Darling; Reading Public Library; Vera Jeanne Rees; Mabel Hill Redfield; William A. Renshaw; Winifred Reeg; H.C. Revescomb; Lelia REeves; H. Margaret Reynolds; Reading Northeast Junior High school; Clara Reeves; Robert Reckner; Tom Reime Jr.; William D. Reese; Tom Reime Jr.; Jeanne Reinhardt; James P. Register; George Reily; Republic Pictures Corp; Jane Redman; WEEU Reading; Review Circle; J.J. Rendleman; Helen L. Rearick; J.F. Reaney; Renton Book Cellar; Washoe County Library Reno; Albright College Reading;
RH RI , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 561 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alfred M. Riley; Elizabeth Rhodes; Maurice Richmond's Music Service Dealers; F.L. Richards; Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College Richmond; Riverside Public Library; Scott J. Rigdon Jr.; Rhode Island State College; Inez Rickey; H.H. Richardson; Charles Ritter; R.W. Rigg; Dorothy Rittenhouse; W.O. Rickman; Grace Vance Rider; W.D. Rhodes; T.E. Richmond; D.H. Richards; Eastern Summer Music Camp Richmond; L.E. Rissler; Jules G. Richards; Byrd Rich; Royal Hawaiian Band; County of Riverside; A. Florence Rieker; Ridgefarm Township High School; Foster W. Rice; L.E. Rissler; Betty Rice; WKBV Richmond IN: Charlene Richter; Emmett A. Rice; Walter T. Rice; Ritter's Antique Shop; Lelia S. Rhoades; Riley Service Club; Rice Institute;
Roberts, O.B. , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 562 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with O.B. Roberts of Springfield, OH, a small time book dealer.
Robinson, William P. , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 563 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William P. Robinson of Cincinnati, OH Very innocuous at first, but after a visit and initial correspondence, Mr. Robinson sent Mr. Lilly a 5 page letter proposing that Foster Hall sponsor a huge songfest with Mr. Robinson managing the event for a modest fee. Following Lilly's refusal, the correspondence ended.
ROA ROG ROH ROR , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 564 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary K. Rogers; Frederick Roberts; Seneca Reference Library Rochester NY; Lawrence B. Romaine; Shorter College Rome GA; Elizabeth Rockwell; Rock Hill Carnegie Library; Roanoke Public Library; Lawrence Bond Romaine; Catherine Robbins; H.P. Roller; Veda Roller; Jacob Rodabaugh; Barbara Ann Rockwood; John J. Robinson; Martin Rohe; university of Rochester; WROK Rockford; L.H. S. Robson; Roy Ridgway; Rochester-Fulton County Library; Dorothy Rodgers; James M. Roche; Roosevelt Public Library; WHEC Rochester
ROS ROZ RU RY , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 565 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ralph Roudebush; David A. Roth; David E. Ross; John M. Royston; Virginia J. Rudolph; Rutgers University; Sidney Rosenberg; Virginia Rosenbaum; Don B. Russell; George H. Rowan; E. Rowan; Sidney Rose; Edward C. Rose; Royal Hawaiian Band; S. Rose; Mary Lu Ruch; Fred Rouleau; Royal Typewriter Co.; Robert Ronald Russell; Earl Rupright; H.E. Rose; Dreyfus Rouse; Kenneth Rose; H.E. Rose; Ella Robinson Rose; William Rush; Lawrence Rumby; William Edwin Rudge; Susan T. Russell; Rutherford School; WEXL Royal Oak; Walter Rose; Round Table Study Club of Frankfort; WEXL Royal Oak; Rugby Public Library; George H. Rowan; Royal Oak Public Library; Carol J. Rupprecht; John T. Rouse; Dale Ruedig; Russellville Public Schools; Dr. Fred McK. Ruby; Rushville Music Study Club; Joseph Rosen; Jessie W. Rose; Henry H. Roser; Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library
Rose, Mrs. A.D. , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 566 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. A.D. Rose of Pittsburgh, PA. The only grandchild of SCF, Mrs. Rose and her mother, Marion Welch (sometimes Welsh) were contacted by Lilly soon after he began his collection. The family was poor and happy to sell some of Foster's most important belongings, but they were interested only in profit. In addition, there was a great deal of disharmony between various branches of the family, and this bitterness runs throughout the correspondence. Lilly remained on polite, if cool terms with them because of their value as direct descendants. The file gives insight on many of the people important to the development of the collection. Mrs. Rose was a great gossiper, and while her information was not always correct, it was certainly interesting.
Roscoe, Mrs. J.M. , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 567 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. J.M. Roscoe of Terre Haute, IN, Luis Guzman's mother-in-law.
Rutherford, Florence A. , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 568 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence A. Rutherford of Los Angeles, A. A collateral relative of the Foster family, she wrote for genealogical information.
SA , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 569 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Salem Public Library; St. Mary's Training School; St. Meinrad's Abbey; San Francisco State College; H.A. Sarig; Saginaw Eddy Band; St. Andrews University; St. Canice Convent; San Leandro Elementary Schools; San Antonio Public Library; Salt Lake Tabernacle; San Diego Public Library; Skidmore College Saratoga Springs NY; Savannah Public Library; St. Joseph Public Library; Macalester College St. Paul N; James Jerome HIll Lirary St. Paul; Woodrow Wilson Jr. High San Diego; St. Cloud Public Library; Cary Salter; Saratoga and Jefferson Schools; St. Joseph Christian Brothers High School; John B. Sanor; Hugh Sauer; Henry L. Sawyers; Charles Samuels; William Saunders; Harry Sanders; V.M. Sauter; Henry Huntington Library San Marino; St. Andrews School Saginaw; San Diego Marine Band; Charles Samuels; G. Sankis; St. Joseph College of St. Benedict; Dorothy Sanbury; Our Lady of the Lake College San Antonio; St. Cloud Public Schools; KABC San Antonio; KFSD San Diego; KSL Salt Lake City; KFXM San Bernadino; KREG Santa Ana; St. Joan of Arc Woman's Club; St. Vincent's Hospital; Dr. Paul Saltine; Helen C. Sanford; St. Mel Convent; Walter Sansom; Sacred Heart Rectory; St. George's Church;
St. Louis , 1935 Containers box 17 , folder 570 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various people and organizations based in St. Louis.
SCHA SCHE SCHI SCHN , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 571 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hotel Schenley; G. Schirmer Inc.; D. Schnell; G. William Schneider; Ferdinancy Schaefer; Esther L. Schermerhorn; Nell Schelky; Dorthea Schneider; Paul A. Schmitt; Robert Schmitt; Mary Schlecht; Lillian L. Schaefer; Jean Schimmelfeng; Maurice Scharff; Ernest W. Schleicher; David Schneider; Virginia Schaeffer;
SCHO SCHU SCI SCU , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 572 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter Scott; Cornelius D. Scully; Charles Scribner's Sons; Scott Drug Company; A. Alma Schubert; J.M. Scott; Betty Schuleen; National Library of Scotland; Scranton Public Library; Virginia Schug; Elinor Schubert; Ernestine Schumann-Heink; A.J. Scott; John E. Scopes & Co.; Robert F. Scott Jr.; D.L. Schooner; Oral Scott; Nora Schwab; H. Schrader; Henry Schroder; Schultz-Weinland Drug Co.; S.M. Schoethal; WGBI Scranton;
Scott, Margaret M. , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 573 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Margaret M. Scott of Indianapolis, IN. Miss Scott was a freelance reporter who did her best to scoop the rest of the press with news from Foster Hall. She had a good working relationship with Lilly and performed a newspaper clipping service for the Hall. She was also a small-time dealer in Fosteriana.
Searle, Townley , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 574 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Townley Searle, a London-based author compiling a book of old music hall songs. He wrote to Foster Hall for info on SCF and then began to supply Lilly with British editions of Foster music and songbooks
SE SHA SHE , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 575 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elliot Shapiro; Fern Sherman; Leila Shepherd; Helen C. Secrist; John H. Shay Jr.; Blanche Shaw; Helen Sedgwick; I.S. Seidman & Co.; Storrs Henry Seeley; George A. Seipp; KMA Shenandoah; Earl E. May Seed Company; Shellhouse Fireproof Warehouse Co.; Sedalia Public Library; J.E. Seybert; Fabien Sevitzky; Rosalyn Shefrin; Dr. E.W. Sheward; Analy Union High School Sebastopol CA; Robert S. Sheehan; S.P. Seaton; Frank Gordon Sealey; Burr Shafer; Ernest SEna; O.C. Sheley; Shattinger Piano & Music Co.; Shackelton Piano Company; Sherman Park Fieldhouse; Ethel Shaw; Martha Seifried; KVL Seattle; Fred Sharp; G.A. Severande; Pauline Seidel; Gertrude Seemueller; Ella Sengenberger; Ethel Sherlock; F.T. Senyard; John Seaver; W.M. Shannon; Orville Shattuck; Sherman Public Library; WHBL Sheboygan
SHI SHY SI , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 576 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A.B. Siviter; Merritt Shilz; South Georgia Teacher's College; Sidney Junior High School; Vincent Simmons; Orville Sittler; Silver Burdett & Co.; George Sieker; Anna Shishido; Carl W. Sims; Shippensburg Public Schools; Dr. Frank Simon; Eugene Sink; Anna Sinclair; Sioux City Central High School; KTBS Shreveport; KSCJ Sioux City; C.F. Shorb; Ella K. Shiras; Mildred Singer; William R. Shulgold; Jeannette Sims;
SK SL SM , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 577 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.C. Sleeper; Frederick Woodward Skiff; Smuck Floor Covering Co.; Jack Skirball; Skibo Productions; Mary Lou Skinner; Marjorie B. Skinner; R.L. Sleamaker; Elisabeth Smythe; A.H. Smythe; Robert Frank Skutch;
Smith, Earl Hobson , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 578 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Earl Hobson Smith of Harrogate, TN. Author of a musical play entitled "Stephen Foster or Weep No More My Lady." He visited Foster Hall for material while the work was in progress and was one of the few would-be artists who didn't ask Lilly to bankroll the endeavor. The play proved a success with amateur theatrical groups.
Smith, Percy F. , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 579 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Percy F. Smith of St. Louis, MO, publisher of Morrison's biography of Stephen. Over the course of three years he sent Foster Hall a steady stream of reminiscences, repeated stories Morrison had told him thirty years earlier.
Smith , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 580 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various correspondents with the surname of Smith
SN SO SP SQ , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 581 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with University of Southern California; Sam Snapp; South Georgia Teacher's College; University of South Dakota; Gertrude Soeurt; Solveang Danish Young People Society; Spann Company; Einar Sorensen; Frank C. Springer Jr.; South Bend First National Institute of Allied Arts; Springfield Norther School; Ella Louise Spaulding; B.R. Sole; Lyle Snowden; Converse College Spartanburg SC; Somerville Public Library; South Bend Public Library; South Dakota State Historical Society; Beatrice Spero; F.J. Snyder; M. Spurlock; Parker Snape; Forest O.; Forest O. Sponseller; Mary Spears; Richard Soule; University of Southern California; Frank Springer; Southgate Public School; South Bend Tribune; Eleanor Snyder; Spencer Woman's Club; Herbert L. Spencer; Hartley Snyder; M.S. Brown; Warder Public Library Springfield OH; South Dakota State Historical Society; T.R. Spray; Ina Snyder; George G. Snowden; Edith Speckelemeier; Southern Literary Institute; Converse College Library Spartanburg SC; KWTO Springfield, MO;
Starr Company, The , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 582 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Starr Company of Richmond, IN [see also CONN, LUELLA and GENNETT RECORDS]. Using the Company's facilities, Mrs. Luella Conn produced a recording of each of Foster's original compositions. Starr did the pressing of those records.
STA STE , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 583 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with I. Hilda Stewart; Stanford University Libraries; Ruth M. Stackley; Carolyn Clayton Stauber; Standard American Copany; R.L. Sternke; Carribel Stevens; Jewell F. Stevens Company; A.J. Stephens; Stewart's Inc.; Sterling Junior High School; Mary Stewart; C.J. Staples; Elmer Steffen; Charles L. STeffen; Edna Stallings; Doyle Stauffer; J.F. Stelter; Marjoire L. Stelter; P. Stammer; Elinor Stevens; Staff and Book Club; C.R. Staples; O.G. Stark; Harold L. Stallard; Irene Stemen; Marilyn Stewart; Marion Sterling; Margaret Steiger; C.R. Staples; Lillian Stewart; C.F. Stempe; Bessie Staunchfield; Herbert T. Stephens
Stone, Malcolm M. , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 584 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Malcolm M. Stone of West Englewood, NJ, one of the last dealers to approach Lilly before the Collection was transferred. Mr. Stone was responsible for adding a first edition of "Oh Susanna" to the collection.
STI STO STR STY , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 585 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence Stauel; Martha Stone; Bookshop of Harry Stone; H. Strohl; Phyllis Stout; Lola Styer; Willard F. Still; M. Stimeling; Willia Weir Stuart, Jr.; Harlon Stimson; Jeannette Strader; Harlon Stimson; W.E. Straw; Virginia Sturm; Stoutsville Schools; Elizabeth Styron; A.E. Stinson; Walter Stoddard; Grace Stinson; Harriet Stimson; WCAC Storrs; Mildred Stumy; Casimir Stulias; Violet Strins; Raymond Stites; Lycurgus Stoner; George B. Stevens; W. Oliver Strunk;
Strong, Deborah , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 586 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Deborah Strong of Akron, OH, a choir member and devoted Lilly fan.
SU SW SY , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 587 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maida Sweeny; Elmer Sulzer; Superior Concert Band; Annie T. Sullivan; Kent Memorial Library Suffield CT; Sweet Briar College; Syracuse University; Rolf Sundby; Albert Sutphen; Sunbury High School; Sumner Public Schools; Suwanee Life Insurance Company; Sullivan's Book Store; Myrtle Swearingen; William Sullivan; Sunbury Broadcasting Corporation; Sisters of St. Francis, Sylvania; Susquehanna University; Library of Swarthmore College; E.K. Sudduth
Sweet, Forest E. , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 588 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Forest E. Sweet of Battle Creek, MI, a small-time dealer.
TA TE , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 589 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Rev. Francis H. Tetu; C.G. Talbott; Tennessee Dept. of Education; Temple University; University of Texas; Tacoma Public Library; N.F. Tarrant; Maggie Taylor; W.T. Cash; Leon Taylor; John Tarleton Agricultural College; Samuel Tanenbaum; Taylor University; Marilyn Ruth Teegardin; Ella Tate; Woodrow Wilson Junior High Terre Haute, IN; Sylvia Tannenbaum; Terre Haute Public Library; L.H. Thackaberry; Tabernacle Presbyterian Church; Thurston Thacher; Roosevelt School Tacoma WA; KMO Tacoma; WEDAE Tampa; Francis Taylor; Winona Tank; John F. Tait; Albert Taylor; George W. Turner; Mary Thermos; Loretta Tarpy; G.W. Ternes; Mildred Teboe; N.B. Tarkington; Florence Marie Taylor; Albert A. Taylor; Laurel Connell Thayer;
THO THY TI TO , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 590 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.S.L. Thompson; S. Tittler; University of Toronto; Laura Thompson; W.J. Thompson; Ernest Thorla; Elizabeth Tolle; Martin Thomson Jr.; University of Toledo; Tipton Public Library; Toronto Concert Band; Oakdale School Toledo; Timms & Howard Inc.; Lewis M. Thompson; Martha Townsend; Blanche Thompson; Buddy Thompson; Leah Thomas; R. Bruce Tom; Warren Foundation Library, Three Oaks MI; Gertrude L. Thompson; F.M. Thomas; Tourist Club of Noblesville; Frederic M.L. Townsend; Paul Townsend; Tomah Public Library; Topeka Music Studio; Tipton Public Library; Wm F. Thornton;
Townsend, John Wilson , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 591 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was an exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
TR TU TW TY , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 592 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Tuesday Musical Club; Trinity Court Studio; Anna Bailey Trowbridge; Typographic Service Co.; Tulane University; Samuel L. Trotcky; Charles E. Tuttle; Concord Township School; Phyllis Trogus; Fred L. Trask; Janey M. Trace; Harry C. Turner; A.J. Treat & Son, Inc.; KVOA Tuscon; KTUL Tulsa; Charlotte Trout; Alden L. Tyler; M.L. Turtelot; Alden Tyler; Traverse City Public Library; Alta Gene Trimer; Transylvania College
U , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 593 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with U.S. Army; United States Marine Band; US Federal Music Project; US Library of Congress; August Urdl; US Marine Corps; Union Theological Seminary; Floyd Unger; US Army 7th Infantry; US Army 35th Infantry; R.A. Urquhart; Union City Free Public Library; Utica Public Library; University of Utah; USS Arkansas; University Book and Antique Shop; George Urmy; US Navy; US Special Service Squadron; A.N. Uhler; Carlos V. Urrutia; US Dept of Interior; Ursuline Academy; William Treat Upton; University Book Service;
US Library of Congress , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 594 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the U.S. Library of Congress. Acknowledgements of materials Lilly donated.
V , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 595 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Christos Vrionides; James Van Dyck; Victor Distributing Corp; Village Green Antique Shop; Volga Public Schools; Virginia State Teacher's College; Vanderbilt University; Vinton Library Club; Virginia Federation of music clubs; Valparaiso University; Virginia State Library; University of Vermont; Vermont State Library; Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society; Bob Voges; C.C. Vatter; J.B. Vandaworker; Daisy L. Van Gordon; Village Book Shop; Van Der Veer Company; Alan Valentine; Village Green Antique Shop; Van Norman Book Company; John Van Deventer; Charles Voyles; Valley Stream Central High School; Milton Vaughan; R.S. Van Loon; Raymond Valentine; W.D. Vinson; Valley Mills Home Economic Club; Vroman's Book Store; Glen E. Veach; Vincennes Public Library;
Van Leeuwen, Ary , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 596 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ary Van Leeuwen. Another entrepreneur looking for financial backing, Van Leeuwen never specifies what kind of support he is looking for.
Vidas, Raoul Georges , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 597 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Raoul Georges Vidas of New York, NY. A violinist and a Foster fan, Vidas was introduced to Lilly by Lorraine Foster. Vidas was invited to play at the dedication of the Pittsburgh Memorial and made arrangements of several Foster songs for violin, piano, and full symphony.
Village Studio, The , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 598 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Village Studio in New York City, owned by Earle Goodman, a small time dealer.
Virginia University , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 599 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Virginia University. Acknowledgements of materials Lilly donated.
WAA WAP , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 600 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.E. Wallace; Small; Alice J. Caron; Howard A. Nettleton; Dorothy J. Black; Cobby de Stivers; Axtell; Dorothy J. Black; J.W. Wainwright; Harriet E. Wall; Charles Wagner; Raymond Walters; Small; Frank M. Wallace; Donald F. Mallin; Merle Walker; E.T. Waldo; Vogt; Maple; Mary T. Waite; H.E. Studebaker; Philip B. Wallace; Joseph Sexton; Allan B. Sly; Aleda Waggoner; Alice C. Persons; Lela Walls; Alada Wagoner; Thomas E. Christmen; Merl Wagner; Ruth S. Reynolds
WAR-WAZ WEA-WEH , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 601 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.R.. Armstrong; Richard Warner; Ward-Brodt Music Co.; E.B. Ward; E.B. Nard; George F. Bowerman; Small; Lilla Atherton; Ward Edwards; John R. Mason; Mary B. Taylor; Karl George; Charles W. Smith; Beulah Wayland; George Simpson; Jacqueline Wedekind; Myrtle Weatherholt; Harry Weier; I. Warshaw; E.M. Webster; A.A. White; Paul E. Harding; Pearl Warner; Howard V. Weens; Frank Weer; I. Warshaw; Lloyd E. Squier; Carleton D. Smith; LeRoy Mark; L.F. Weatherwax; Mary Watson; Oscar Wegelin; Edwin H. Hughes; Janet Clark; Oliver Strunk; John Russell Mason; H. J. Jett; Simms; E.Z. Posell; W.W. Foote; Ruth A. Kerr
WEI-WER WES-WEZ , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 602 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Geneve Weibel; Charles Edward Mayhew; Robert D. Steele; Dorothy J. Black; Weidlein; Edward Welch; Robert Grant; Small; Mary T. Leiper; Myron Vandenburgh; E. Piehl; M. M. Ward; E.D. Roberts; Grace W. Cotts; M.E. Barrett; Betty Jean Wents; J. Weil; Goldie Welty; Franklin F. Holbrook; A. Enna; A. Enna; Janet Weke; Monroe Whitmoyer; A.D. Rose; Mary Lou Weidner; Mrs. Cliff Westerfield; Marion Foster Welch; Leah Curnutt; Pirtle; Leland D. Baldwin; Maple; Harry E. Weier; L.D. Arnett; W.H. Patlieart; Fred Landon
Werner & Co., Edgar S. , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 603 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edgar S. Werner & Co. In 1935, this company, at Lilly's request sent Foster Hall a pantomime, with drawings of "Old Folks at Home." This was printed in Foster Hall Bulletin 11. Werner's complained of copyright infringement, but Whittlesey ascertained that the copyright had expired in 1928. No further complaints are made.
WH , 1935 Containers box 18 , folder 604 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph White; E.T. Whiter; Charles W. Whittlesey; Dorothy R. White; Dorothy J. Black; Cullen White; Julia E. Blanchard; Marcus Skarstiell; D. Sterling Wheelwright; Small; Madge Whiteman; Esther Whitman; Alice G. Whitmire; Mary D. Murphy; J.H. Whittey; Ruth Eileen White; J.H. Whitty; Olive Wharton; Robert J. White; Mrs. Amelia White; Maple; Florence White
Whittlesey, Walter R. , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 605 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter R. Whittlesey of Washington DC. Whittlesey was an employee of the Library of Congress. His initial contacts with Lilly consisted of answering various questions from the Foster Hall staff. In 1932 he was forced to retire from the Library, but because by that time he was engaged in research for Lilly he was allowed to maintain a desk there and continue his work. After his retirement, Lilly began paying him a monthly allowance. Whittlesey's work was to aid in the systematic coordination of Lilly's collection, verification of facts (copyright, etc.), checking over the reproductions for flaws, assisting E.F. Morneweck in the writing of the Chronicles, mounting such ephemeral material as newspaper clippings, and so on. In short, his high degree of professionalism made him invaluable to the development of the collection. When he died in 1936, his daughter (Katherine Copley), who was already assisting him, remained in Lilly's employment and continued her father's work.
Whitlock's Book Store, Inc. , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 606 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Whitlock's Book Store, Inc., an original book dealer associated with Foster Hall
WIA-WIE WIG-WIL , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 607 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ezra Williams; Willis Music Company; Laurence B. Ellert; Viola Wilke; Frances Wilkins; F.S. Evans; Warner Williams; Frederic Allen Williams; George E. Williams; Mrs. George E. Williams; D.E. Wilcox; Small; Wilmington Public Library; Mary A. Williamson; Dorothy J. Black; Howard Thomson; Raymond Walters; Catherine T. Shulenberger; E.G. Swem; A.L. Bailey; Mary Baker; Harold H. Wich; Edgar Willis; Albert E. Wier; Chloe Willis; T.A. Haga; Dorothy Willard; T.A. Haga; Barbara Wilcox; Wieland; Albert E. Wier; Albert Wilkes; Ethel H. Kuening; Mrs. George Williams; Charles F. Fischer; Theodore H. Willis; George Williams; Charles L. Wilhelm; E. G. Williams; Russel L. Lowe; John H. Stenger; Carl J. Wicklund; George E. Wiliams; Lawrence B. Ellert; Ezra Williams; Lucy Eugene Osborne; Mapple; Chapin Library; Helen Will; Mary Neikick Baker; Mayme Kennison
Wilson , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 608 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wilson Law Office; Mrs. W. Wayne Wilson; Stallings; Small; H.W. Wilson; Black; Axtell; Evelyn F. Morneweck; Samuel M. Wilson; Peggy Wilson; Emett Wilson; Julia Wilson; Ruth Wilson; Samuel M. Wilson
Wilson, Mary A. , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 609 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary A. Wilson [see also Johnson, Mary E.] of Indianapolis, IN. One of two disabled typists employed by the Hall. After the Collection was moved to Pittsburgh she continued to work for Mr. Hodges long distance. Among other tasks she helped to type Mrs. Morneweck's manuscript of The Chronicles .
WIN-WIS WIT-WIZ , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 610 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary E. Titus; Walter Grimm; Elmer B. Funk; Joseph Schafer; Windsor Library Association; William F. Yust; Vernon Eddy; W.M. Smith; Small; Theodore Winkle; Tillie Windler; Beth T. Clurk; Axtell; G.F. Patton; Richard Kounts; Grace E. Winters; Jeanie M. Turner; William F. Lust; Ida J. Dacus; john M. Wise; Matthew Winters; Frederick Fuller
Witmark & Sons, M. , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 611 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Richard Kountz, Lyle Dowling, Dorothy Black, Copy of Agreement between Lilly and M. Witmark and Sons, puiblisher of "Songs of Stephen Foster" dated April 10, 1935. Mr. Maple, Mr, Dowling, Mr. Axtell
Wohlgemuth, E. Jay , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 612 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E. Jay Wohlgemuth of Cincinnati. This man was instrumental in the formation of the Cincinnati University Memorial Room. Lilly donated a great deal of material to this collection. The file includes the dedication of the Ivone statue and various other materials to Foster. It also contains research into Foster's life in Cincinnati.
WO-WR WU-WY , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 613 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Small; Lindsay Workman; Axtell; P.H. Wohlford; Agnes Wolcott; Hazel Delphine; Harry Wurtzel; Robert Shaw; Irving McDonald; Edith Baker; Wallace B. Worwood; Marjorie Wolfer; Dorothy Black; Eloise Wolfer; Henrietta Little; Wallace Wolfolk; W.A. Wooldridge; Grace E. Wyclkoff; Wolfer Printing Co.; Woods Brothers; Elizabeth F. Wolfe; Mary R. Tolbert; Richard S. Wormser; Theodore Wukesch; Louise Wolf; Herman A. Wohl; Jule Safford Woodruff; Maple; Alexander Woollcott; Anna Lee Wolfe; Samuel Wheeler Worthington; Thomas N. Wynne; Anna M. Deyo; Elizabeth Talley
Wood , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 614 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black; Wood; Mrs. Wood;
Woodward, Florence , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 615 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence Woodward, a small scale dealer in Missouri.
Wright , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 616 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edith Wright. Many first editions and early sheet music came from this individual.
X-Y-Z , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 618 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mildred Young; Dorothea Yaeger; Joseph Zarcone; Jay Yohe; Ada Showers; Grace Young; Leon Miller; Dorothy Schwartzer; M. Zorn. Harry Peterson; Economy Drug Store; Lou Finkbinder; Reginald Fink; Dorothy Black; Sarah Stranathan; Leora Ludwig; Dorothea Yeager; Eva J. O'Meara; Eva J. OMeara; John N. Yalton; Kathryn Watson; Mary Zidek; Sixth grade Pupils; Lillian Brennel; Grace Kerner; L.N. Dailey; Kathryn Roemer; Blanche McCracken; Elenora Brooks; Grace M. Fanton; Elena Ortiz de Zevallos; A.L. Holfram; Edward Yarborough; Valley Broadcasters; R.L. Harlow; Arthur Zinkin; Charles Rush; Evelyn Young; Mrs. Charles Yorbrough; Theodore Marsdall; A. E. Martin; Elena Ortiz de Zevallos; Stark Young; Helen Winston
Otto Zimmerman and Sons Co. , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 619 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Otto Zimmerman and Sons, Co. Lilly conducted business with this company on a sporadic basis. This company printed the Guzman Band Medley.
Acknowledgements of Foster Hall Publications , 1932 Containers box 19 , folder 620 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J.I. Curtis; E. Smith; Isabel Turner; Dora Caldwell; M. Wade; Ruth Blair; John Atherton; Emma Hatele; C.K. Bolton; State Library of Massachusetts; Milton Lord; Harvey Brooks; Mildred Buchanan; Bucknell Library; A.H. Shearer; Walter L. Brown; G. D. Smith; E. Beach; Effie Lansden; Wm. homer Ames; The Newberry Library; Charles Hadley; Earl Manchester; M.T. Brown; Lilian Cuthbert; Henry Marx; Ethel F. McCollough; G.E. Marsh; Ida B. Mutch; Marjourie Wethrebee; A. Fiske; Joseph Harrison; Frank C. Patten; Gertrude MacKenney; Charles S. Thayer; Edward L. Gookin; Mabel Miller; Marie Hamlin; John Holland; James Prendergast Free Library; L. Helen Berkey; Lena B. Nofcier; Kleine; Helen B. Umble; Lulu Horne;
Whittlesey, Walter R. , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 621 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter Whittlesey of Washington DC. Whittlesey was an employee of the Library of Congress. His initial contacts with Lilly consisted of answering various questions from the Foster Hall staff. In 1932 he was forced to retire from the Library, but because by that time he was engaged in research for Lilly he was allowed to maintain a desk there and continue his work. After his retirement, Lilly began paying him a monthly allowance. Whittlesey's work was to aid in the systematic coordination of Lilly's collection, verification of facts (copyright, etc.), checking over the reproductions for flaws, assisting E.F. Morneweck in the writing of The Chronicles, mounting such ephemeral material as newspaper clippings, and so on. In short, his high degree of professionalism made him invaluable to the development of the collection. When he died in 1936, his daughter (Katherine Copley), who was already assisting him, remained in Lilly's employment and continued her father's work.
Acknowledgements of "My Brother Stephen" , 1932 Containers box 19 , folder 622 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Milton T. Ford; Charles N. Boyd; Frank Grant Lewis; D.L. Chambers; Public Library of Cincinnati; Harry J. Holcombe; Mabel L. Krueger; Joseph Harrison; Joseph M. Francis; Edith L. Genn; Frank C. Groover; Augustus H. Shearer; E.Y. Guernsey; William S. Hall; Credo Harris; Harry Harris; Marie Hamlin; Belle Hershman; George C. Hitt; J.D. Hoffman; Julius W. Hulff; Florence Venn; Esther Nitt;M. Jillian; C.B. Jordan; W.F. Kelleher; Lena B. Nofcier; Joseph Klein; J. Leon Lascoff; C. P. Lesh; Sara Linton; Harold Brigham; Martindale; Frank J. Metcalf; Noah Morrison; H.P. Morton; G. Barret Moxley; Eda Pape; Ralph Munn; Florence Williams; John Haward Dice; Barbara [ ]; Mabel Ahern; E. Smith; J.W. Sturmer; Mary Ward; Liter; J.H. Whitty; Good; Edith Wycoff
Significance Replies , 1932 Containers box 19 , folder 623 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Susan Himmelwright; Margaret Wade; Brown; Frank Lewis; C.S. Wright; Ethel McCollough; M.M. Colerick; Friends Free Library; Jean Smith; John Russell Hayes; M.E. Stuvo; W.F. Richardson; Vernie Baldwin; Bertha E. Schomo; Harrodsburgh Publich Library; Susan Startling Towles; Johnson Brigham; Lena B. Nofcier; A.l. Brackbill; Charles Norton; E.H. Redstone; T. Wilson Hedley; Mary Snyder; E. Moch; A.L. Clark; James Wyer; Paul R. Byrne; Jessie M. Mauck; M.R. Kneule; H.E. Hofmann; Agnes D. MacDonald; J. Howard Dice; Harold A. Wooster; W.M. Hepburn; T.A. Johnson; Charles Shaw; Katherin E. Bowder; J. Kitchell; H.R. McIlwaine; H.S. Wedding; Janet M. Clark; Clifford R. Myers; H.H. Cherry; Mary Leiper; H. Long; Mary Baker
Record of Foster Hall Mailings: Bulletins, form letters, etc. , 1934 Containers box 19 , folder 624 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedule of Mailings: Foster Hall Publications, Vol. 1; Advertising booklet; Mailing lists; Lena B. Nofcier; Harold F. Brigham; Form letter dated September 18, 1934
Record of Foster Hall entertainments , 1935 Containers box 19 , folder 625 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Foster Hall entertainments, 1935; Foster Hall Engagements; Foster Hall Calendar, Autumn, 1935; Foster Hall Engagement Book, September-June, 1933-1934; Foster Hall Engagement Book, September to June, 1933-1934; Foster Hall Engagement Book, September to June, 1932-1933; Foster Hall Calendar, Spring, 1935; Schedule of Foster Hall Entertainments for the Autumn Season, 1934
Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Washington, D.C., Florida and Georgia , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 626 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Idaho and Illinois , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 627 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Indiana and Iowa , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 628 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, and Massachusetts , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 629 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Michigan and Minnesota , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 630 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Mississippi, Missouri, Montana and Nebraska , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 631 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
New Jersey, New Mexico, and New York , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 632 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
North Carolina and North Dakota , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 633 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Ohio , 1936 Containers box 19 , folder 634 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Oklahoma and Oregon , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 635 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Pennsylvania and Rhode Island , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 636 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee and Texas , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 637 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 638 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Wisconsin and Wyoming , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 639 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Foreign Countries; Mr. Guzman, Mr. Manger, etc. , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 640 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. Guzman and Mr. Manger; Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
U.S. Army and Navy , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 641 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Albania Containers box 20 , folder 642 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Austria , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 643 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Belgium , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 644 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Bulgaria , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 645 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Foreign Distribution of Stephen Foster Melodies , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 646 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Spiral notebook with number of copies of the Guzman arrangement shipped out of the U.S.
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Canada , 1936 Containers box 20 , folder 647 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Czechoslovakia , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 648 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Denmark , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 649 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Egypt , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 650 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Great Britain , 1937-1938 Containers box 20 , folder 651 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Greece , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 652 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Hungary , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 653 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Italy , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 654 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Japan , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 655 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Yugoslavia , 1936-1937 Containers box 20 , folder 656 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Latvia , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 657 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Mexico , 658 Containers box 20 , folder 658 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Netherlands , 1937-1938 Containers box 20 , folder 659 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Norway , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 660 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Poland , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 661 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Portugal , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 662 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Romania , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 663 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Siam , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 664 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Sweden , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 665 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Switzerland , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 666 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band in Turkey , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 667 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Union of South Africa , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 668 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 669 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Yugoslavia , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 670 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in China , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 671 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Estonia , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 672 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Finland , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 673 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in France , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 674 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Germany , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 675 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Irish Free State , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 676 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Lithuania , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 677 Language English.
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Distribution of Guzman Band Medley in Spain , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 678 Language English.
Distribution of Guzman Band Medley Portugal , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 679 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Requests for arrangements of Foster melodies, Guzman Band arrangements and orchestra arrangements
A , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 680 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with B.F. Aber; Mrs. Crosby Adams; Martha Rivers Adams; Nathaniel Anderson; Mrs. O.W. Adams; W.W. Anderson; William C. Agnew; Sister Aidan; P.J. Ailes; J.H. Kalbeutorn; Allentown Free Library; C.W. Allyn; Gladys Alter; M. Ambrose; American Antiquarian Society; American Autograph Shop; American Library Service; American Literature, Duke University; American Organist; American Phonograph Record Exchange; Martha M. Ames; Evelyn F. Morneweck; Bernice Amstead; D. Appleton-Century Company, Inc.; Apollo Music Co.; Mrs. George Archer; Enzo Archetti; Henry R. Armstrong; J.W. Arnold; Grace S. Arnold; Georgiana Lunt; A. Moran
Form Letters , 1937-1938 Containers box 20 , folder 681 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Form Letter No. 1; Form Letter No. I-L; Form Letter No. 2; Form Letter No. 3; Form Letter No. 2-L; Form Letter No. 3-L; Form Letter No. 4; Form Letter No. 4-L; Form Letter No. 5; Form Letter No. 6; Form Letter No. 6-L;
B-BN , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 682 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mildred Bailey; Margaret W. Baker; B.R. Barber; Edwin N.C. Barnes; John Barnett; C.H. Bartlett; Helen Bastress; Bayerifche Staatsbibliothek; J.K. Lilly; Martha Beal; Estelle Bee; Essie Bell; Katherine Bell; Minerva M. Bennett; Paul E. Bergan; Muriel Bernitt; Stanley O. Bezanson; Bertha W. Bigelow; Mabel L. Bingler; C.C. Birchard and Company; C.C. Birchardito; Edward B. Birge; John E. Bishop; Dorothy Blackmar; William M. Blackwell; Alice Blews
BO-BY , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 683 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.S. Gantor; Lloyd McGahey; Boston Athenaeum; Public Library of the City of Boston; Bowdoin College Library; Robert C. Bowers; W.C. Bowyer; Ronald Garmey; Alene Boyenton; Noss D. Brant; Florence Brantlinger; E. Balery; W. Masher; Allen Brown; Doris Brown; Janet Brown; Mary Brown; Priscilla Brown; G.T. Browne; Lois A. Reed; buffalo Public Library; Bulletin Index; Robert E. burke; H.M. Buswell; Mrs. Henry Butterfield; Ernest Buttrick; S.E. Byerly
CA-CL , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 684 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jack L. Caiden; Cairo Public Library; J.J. Callahan; Lorena Callahan; G. Cappe; Frank R. Caputo; C. A. Carlisle; Margaret Carlisle; Arthur B. Carlson; Elvah Ferry; Mary Harris; George Revilo Carter; G.V. Chapin; Joseph Muller; D.J. Charlton; R. Elliot; Chicago Historical Society; Mrs. J. Smith Christy; Samuel Harden Church; E.L. Hutchins; Janet M. Clark; George H. Clapp; Vivian A. Blank; L.A. Eastman;
CO-CU , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 685 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Wilma L. Cobb; Francis J. Cobban; Alfred Cobley; C.F. Coffin; inston Coleman; John Colla; Columbia University; Lawrence M. Conant; William Colker; Luella Clayton; James Brewster; James Francis Cooke; Leon Cooke; Katherine Copley; G.A. Cornell; Grace A. Courtney; Ethel Cox; Mrs. Warren Weston Creamer; I.B. Critchfield; Phillip Lee Crittanden; Richard Crooks; Henrietta Crosman; Cuyahoga County Library
DA-DI , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 686 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A.W. Daniel; Kathryn Daniel Studios; Katheryn Daniel; C.B. Darrow; Carolyn B. Darrow; Edward Taylor Daugherty; Virginia Davidson; Maude L. Davis; Davis Antique Shop; Gale Dawn; Nettie Hathaway Day; Snow College; Francis M. Deen; Dorothy Deley; Elia Denham; Marie Dermitt; John A Krance; Harry Dichter; Lewis J. Dippolito; Display Studios
DO-DU , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 687 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gilbert H. Doane; Mary Thorton Dodge; Frank Doherty; R.W. Dodge; Dolphin Book Shop; T.C. Donovan; James Drake; Francis Driscoll; A.M. Dudley; Louis Blake Duff; James Duncan; Don F. D'Vernois, Esp
E , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 688 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Will Earhart; Mary Floyd; Eastman Kodak Co.; Nellie C. Ellerbe; Edna L. McCormick; Louise Emerson; Arthur A. Erdman; Mary C. Erter; Etude Music Magazine; Frederick Evans; Ida Wright; L.C. Everard; Maskell Ewing;
F-FL , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 689 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marcus Fagg; Public Library, Fall River, Mass.; E.C. Faw; David H. Fee; L.W. Feik; Charles Felker; A.B. Ferguson; M.F. Figee; W. Fingerbut; William Arms Fischer; John W. Flack; Harold Flammer; Joseph Fletcher; Mary E. Flood
FO-FU , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 690 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Forbes Library; Nevin Garber; Henry Ford; H.R. Waddell; B.S. Foster; George Foster; Lorraine Foster; William Foster; Ernest B. Fox; Carries B. Francis; Sister Francis Anthony; Union Electric Supply Co. Limited; R.A. Fraser; Jessica M. Fredricks; Shipley Fry; John Fugassi; Jane Fuller; Muriel Fuller
G-GI , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 691 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harold W. Gammans; Marshall Lee Gardner; Harvey Gaul; George Jay Gibson; Joseph Byron Ginsburg
GO-GU , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 692 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N.C. Godsoe; Lou Gody; Julius Gold; Alfred R. Goldman; Ralph Elliott Good; Karl H. Goodwin; Marie Goth; Alexander Stuart Graham; Stanley Grand; Samuel Ranck; Mabelle J. Graves; Eleanor Green; Cornelius Greenway; F.C. Groover; Anna Guthrie; Luis Guzman
H-HE , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 693 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles J. Haden; Isabel Haggerty; Laura Hahn; Hallenbeck's Old Bookshop; Alfred R. Hamilton, Jr.; Malcom B. Hamilton; F.H. Hammon; The Handley Library; Margaret E. Handy; William Hane; Montagu Hankin; Rowan Hardin; John Harpster; Howard Hartpence; Walter Benjamin Briggs; E.D. Harvey; Cecile Haser; Juliana Haskell; F.J. Hassmer; Julian H. Hatch; Edward A. Henry; Gertrude Wulfekoetter; William M. Hepburn; S.M. Herbert; George C. Heritage; Harry B.J. Hertwig; Maurice J. Heraberger; Harold F. Hetrick
HI-HU , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 694 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Delazon P. Higgins II; Ida S. Hill; Mrs. Fletcher Hodges Jr.; Mrs. L.B. Hoke; Franklin F. Holbrook; The Hollenbeck Press; Maude Holscher; John T. Horner; Hellen V. Horvath; Margaret Ann Hubbard; Clarence Huffman; Arthur B. Hull; Huntington Library and Art Gallery
I , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 695 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Indiana State Library; Clarence C. Goodrich; Indianapolis Engraving Company; Indianapolis Public Library; International Musician; International Records Agency
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 696 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 697 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Max Jacobs; W.A. Jamieson; Orlina E. Jane; George Jeffrey; Free Public Library in Jersey City; Helen P. Johnson; R.B. Johnson; Charles Johnston; Paul Johnston; Frederick Jones; Jones and Laughlin Corp.; The Jones Library; Jones Memorial Library; Lillie M. Jordan; Joyce and Kirschner; Viola H. Judd
K , 698 Containers box 20 , folder 698 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The University of Kansas; W. Lloyd Keepers; University of Kentucky Library; Kentucky State Historical Society; Betty Keyser; Edmund Kiernan; Rosemary Kiplinger; Carrol W. Kirby; Mrs. E.P. Kirby; Louis P. Kleber; Harry O. Knerr; Walter A. Knerr; Adolph O. Knoll; William F. Knox; Norris Kohneim; George Korson; Richard Kountz; Frank Kovach; Mildred C. Kristof; Erna Kruckemeyer
L-LE , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 699 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. W.T. Lafferty; Albert J. Laird; Josie B. Lambdin; Laughlin Memorial Free Library; Lawrence Public Library; Charlotte Lee; Leeds Public Libraries; Lehigh University; Ernest E. Leisy; C.P. Lesh Paper Company; Lester S. Levy; R.J. Lewinson
LI-LU , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 700 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Library of Congress; David Light; Josiah Lilly; Margary Lilly; Lincoln City Library; Samuel Lindsey; Frank Lino; Robert N. Lister; S. Longo; Clarence Loomis; Los Angeles Public Library; Louisiana State University; University of Louisville; Louisville Free Public Library; W.H. Lowdermilk and Company; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; Helen M. Lutton
Lilly, Josiah Kirby (Black, Dorothy J.) , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 701 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly (folder 1)
Lilly, Josiah Kirby (Black, Dorothy J.) , 1937 Containers box 20 , folder 702 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly (folder 2).
Lilly, Josiah Kirby , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 703 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
M-ME , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 704 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mrs. Leah MacDonald; James Macfarlane; E.F. Morneweck; J.J. Madison; Howard J. Mahan; Maine Historical Society; H.J. Malone; Manchester City Library; Maple Funeral Home; Eugene Marder and Sons; Market for Exchange; J.E. Marquis; Joseph W. Marsh; James E. Marshall; Marshall News Pictures, Inc.; Attwood R. Martin; State Library of Massachusetts; Mastertone Publisher Company; A.H. Mathias and Company; Matilda Matzki; J. Gray McAllister; Frank E. McCabe; Lillian McCann; M. McCool; Stanley McCordock; John McCullough; David McDaniel; Wm. McDevitt; A.B. McKeith; R. Gerald McMurtrie; Frank L. McVey; R. Meisle; Dorothy R. Melody; Mertins and Price; Eli Messenger;
MI-MY , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 705 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Clarence Miles; Elmer Miller; Mr. Milligan; Harold Vincent Milligan; Mr. E.C. Mills; Minneapolis Public Library; University of Minnesota; Minnesota Historical Society; Mississippi Valley Historical Association; Missouri Historical Society; Lester Ramon Mohr; Douglass Montgomery; Eva Morrison; Reid Morrison; Reid R. Morrison; Virginia Morrison; Stuart Mosby-Coleman; Ed Mosher; Ruth Motz; Mount Holyoke College Library; Mount Vernon Public Library; G.B. Mountcastle; Joseph Muller; Multiplex Display Fixture Company; Ralph Munn; Elsie Murray; Music Educators Journal; Musical Advance; Musical America; Musical Courier; Musical Forecast; Musical Quarterly; The Musician; Josephine Myers
Morneweck, E.F. , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 706 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum, she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour . During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family , which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years, the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after he moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 707 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.A. Naffziger; Mabel L. Nansen; C.W. Nash; Nashua Public Library; National Geographic Society; National Library of Scotland; Arthur Nevin; Free Public Library, New Bedford Massachusetts; The New York Historical Society; The New York Public Library; New York Time; The Newberry Library; Newcomb Library; Jeptha Newkirk; The New Sheet; S.S. Niles; Robert Noble; Northern Indiana Historical Society; University of Notre Dame
O , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 708 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oakland Free Library; Jake A. O'Brien; Jon O'Conner; William H. Oettinger; Office of Education; Oklahoma State Library; Old Print Shop; Pittsburgh Convention and Tourist Bureau; David Olmsted; University of Oregon; Alton O'Brien
P , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 709 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Nellie Evans Paebeard; N. Clifford Page; Frank R. Palmer; Mr. William Kimberly Palmer; Eleanor G. Park; Parmly Billings Memorial Library; Patterson Library; Lois M. Paulson; Pearson Company; G.M. Pedley; Michael Peters; H. Talbot Peterson; O.P. Phillips; Free Library of Philadelphia; The Library of the University of the Philippines; Phillips Academy; J.B. da Costa Pinto; Pittsburgh Printing Company; Pittsburgh Printing Company; A.W. Lunt; Pittsburgh Printing Company; A.W. Lunt; Frederick Polley; Rosa Ponselle; Charles Post; D.C. Potter; Alvin L. Powell; Pratt Institute; Presbyterian Banner; Theodore Presser Company; Princeton University Press; Publishers Weekly; Julia Pulsifer
Pittsburgh, University of , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 710 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various offices within the University and the Stephen Foster Archive.
Pittsburgh, University of (Bowman, John G.) , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 711 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Bowman, Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, University of (Inter-office Communication) , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 712 Language English.
Pittsburgh, University of (Rupp, G.S.) , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 713 Language English.
Pittsburgh, University of (Weber, John) , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 714 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence between John Weber from the University of Pittsburgh and the Archive.
Q , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 715 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Coral Quay
R-ROG , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 716 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Racine Public Library; RCA Victor; F.J. Hasamer; Ramona Raile; John Ramsey; Eli Lilly; D.A. Randall; Kelly Reed; W.F. Reed; Marshall Foster Reed; William Reeves; Edith Rowley; Harry C. Revrcomb; Grace E. Reynolds; Sidney Rice; Marian Richey; Mack B. Ricker; Frank W. Riley; Edward D. Roberts; Francis Robinson; George M. Robinson; William Robinson; L.H.S. Robson; M.S. Roceroto; H.O. Rogers
ROM-RZ , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 717 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter J. Rome; Edward Root; Jessie Welsh Rose; A.D. Rose; Viola Rose; Rosenberg Library; Capt. Charles A. Ross; C.A. Ross; Sarah A. Ross; Otto A. Rothert; Karl E. Rothrock; Fred Rouleau; Rutgers University Library
S-SC , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 718 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with University Library, St. Andrews, Scotland; St. Louis Public Library; The Free Public Library of Salt Lake City; Carl Sandberg; Eloise Sanford; Savannah Public Library; Franklin Schaefer; Walter R. Schaefer; Beatrice Schopper; Beatrice Schapper; Hotel Schenley; A.L. Schieber; Henri Schnabl; L.C. Schroeder; Betty Schuleen; Margaret M. Scott;
SO-SW , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 719 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Public Library, South Bend Indiana; Library Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; The Library of the University of Southern California; J.M. Spafford; Spann Company; C. Curtis Duck; Herbert L. Spencer; Lena Mary Spence; Frank J. Sprague; Wm. R. Spriegel; Jessie Bell Spring; Frank C. Springer; Edna Stallings; P. Stammer; H.M. Stanford; T.A Standish; Stanford University Library: Robert D. Steele; Elmer Steffen; Emma A. Steward; Irene Steward; Harry Stone; Malcolm Newton Stone; Martha Stone; Wright Streeter; Oliver Strunk; R.E. Stewart; Elias E. Sugarman; Emma Wheat Sullivan; Swarthmore College; M.M. Sweeny;
SE-SM , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 720 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Helen M. Sedgwick; S.H. Seeley; I.S. Seidman and Company; Joshua Selby; Ella Sengenberger; Florence B. Setzer; J.E. Sheppard; Merell Sherburn; Merritt Shilz; Catherine Shipe; H. Shock; H.C. Sleeper; Elmira Slovenz; M. Smiley; C.S. Smith; Carlton Sprague Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; F.E. Smith; H.N. Smith; Pearl Smith
Shapiro, Mr. Elliott , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 721 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. Elliott Shapiro, a Music Publisher.
Shapiro, Mr. Elliott , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 722 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mr. Elliott Shapiro, a Music Publisher
T , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 723 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur W. Tarberll; Albert A. Taylor; Roy Terry; This Week in Pittsburgh; Carrie Thomas; H.F. Thompson; W. J. Thompson; Mary E. Titus; Elizabeth B. Tolle; June Torney; Benjamin Townsend; Charles Milton Tremaine; Trinity College; Trinity Court Studios; Anna Bailey Trowbridge; Townsend, John Wilson
Townsend, John Wilson , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 724 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 725 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.W. Unger; The United Educators Inc.; Library of the University Glee Club; E.R. Uphoff; William Treat Upton; Aug. Urdl; Sophie A. Uthoff;
V , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 726 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maurece Van; Vassar College Library; Edith Vernon; Raoul George Vidas; Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society; Tracy Vinson; Library of the University of Virginia; C.E. Vogan; Veronica Volpe; Christos Vrionides;
W-Wh , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 727 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Eleanor E. Walker; Raymond Walters; E.B. Nard; Betty Warren; I. Warshaw; Paul J. Weaver; Adela Weichel; H.B. Weiss; Matthew Wiley Welch; B.W. Wells; Western Maryland College; University of Western Ontario; The Western Reserve Historical Society; Olive Wharton; C.C. Wheeler; Dorothy R. White; Cullin C. White; E.T. White; C.E.H. Whitlock; Whitman College Conservatory of Music; Adah Whitmore
WI-WX , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 728 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H. Wieland; G.W. Wilde; F. Wiley; Bess Day Wilhelmus; Frances Wilkins; Leon Willgus; College Of William and Mary; Williams College Library; The Willis Music Company; George H. Wilson; Laura K. Wilson; The State Society of Wilsconsin; Library of the University of Wisconsin; Ellen W. Wise; Jay Wohlgemuth; E. Jay Wohlgemuth; Elizabeth Wolf; Bertha E. Wolk; W.A. Wood; Alexander Woollcott; John S. Wright
Wilson, Mary Alice (Johnson, Mary E.) , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 729 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also WILSON, MARY]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Foster Hall Collection (Requisitions) , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 730 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Mosler Safe Receipt; other office supplies
X,Y,Z , 1937 Containers box 21 , folder 731 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Yale University Library; Herman Yerian; Ye Old Book Shoppe; Jay Yohe; Elizabeth Yohe; Jay Yohe; L.K. Zainey; David Herbert Zarger
A , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 732 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edwin Aalberts; J.B. Aborn; Acadia Parish; Acme Library; John H. Adams; Marjory Adams; Nell addison; Adriance Memorial Library; Olga Aguilas; V.R. Aguillard; Sister M. Aidan; University of Alabama; The Albertson Public Library; Board of Public education, Albuerque, New Mexico; Charles Alker; Dorothy Allen; Library of Allegheny College; J.M. Allen; Martha Ann Allen; Sarah Allen; Allentown Free Library; Allyn and Bacon; Reno Almond; Adaline Altman; School District of Altoona; The American Antiquarian Society; The Autograph Shop; The American Autograph Shop; American Council of Learned Societies; American Library Service; American Phonograph Record Exchange; American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers; The American University Library; Marlys Anderson; W.W. Anderson; Sister M. Andrew; Public Library Ann Arbour Michigan; Annie Halenbake Ross Library; John Anthony; Edward Ardiline; Edward Ardolino; University of Arizona Library; Ray C. Armstrong; James W. Arnold; Paul Asmus; Kathlyn Asp; Carnegie Library of Atlanta; Atlantic City Free Public Library; Auburne Public Library; Audio Scriptures, Inc.; J.J. Augustin Publisher; Esther B. Austerman; Board of Public Education, Austin Texas; Andrey Avinoff
BA-BL , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 733 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Bagnell; Mildred L. Bailey; Sam Bailey; Serena C. Bailey; Iva I. Baker; Baker and Taylor Co.; Clayton L. Baldwin; Baldwin-Wallace College; Mary Ball; Marion Balzano; Bangor Public Library; Bardstown Distillery; M.H. Barmes; N.C. Barnes; Pauline Barnes; Mary Lou Barr; Maude Barragan; Margaret Barron; Lewis A. Bartley; Mazie Bateman; James H. Beal; Augusta A. Bean; John D. Beattie; Ben Beaty; Linnie Beaty; Elizabeth Becker; Jack Becker; Gertrude E. Bedford; Philomene Begnaud; Katharine Bell; Belmont Music Co.; Donna Bender; Frank Bender; Grace Berhart; Eleanor Bennett; Helen Bennett; Minerva M. Bennett; Mrs. T. Bennison; Mrs Edward D. Benter, Jr; Bered College Library; Mrs. W.T. Berg; Berkely Public Library; Sophie Bernard; Ann Berry; Bethlehem Public Library; Bickets Military Band School; Binghamton Public Library; C.C. Birchard and Company; Edward Bailey Birge; Birmingham Public Library; Viola C. Birney; Guy T. Bisbee Company; Miss Fern Bishop; John E. Bishop; Board of Public Education, Bismarck, North Dakota; Wayne Blackman; Louis M. Blaha; Viola Blaha; Margeurite Blank; Harry C. Bloomfield
BO-BY , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 734 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Bobich; Geraldine Bockman; Mary Boeshart; Carnegie Public Library Boise, Idaho; Blanche Boisvert; Buffalo Forge Company; Elorie D. Boll; Boosey-Hawkes-Belwin, Inc.; Ernest Booth; The Public Library of the City of Boston; Boston Antique Shop; Library of the Boston Athenaeum; Boston University; Maydelle Boudreaux; Tom Bourg; John F. Bower; Alene Boyenton; J.L. Brady; Florence Brantlinger; Cleo Brasher; Hazel Bratley; Bill Brener; Brett; Bridgeport Public Library; E.E. Briggs; County Borough of Brighton; The Public Library, Bristol, Conn; The British Broadcasting Corporation; Robert E. Brooke; Public Library of Brookline; Brooklyn College; Karl L. Brooks; Beatrice Broussard; Philo Brousard; Don Brown; Mrs. Donaldson Brown; Mary Brown; Priscilla Brown; Sedley Brown; James V. Brown Library; Brown University; Frank Brozak; Maurine Brunner; Bertha Bryson; Louise Bucco; Virginia Buckles; Robert Bucklin; Bucknell University; Buffalo Catholic Institute; Vivian B. Burd; Rosa Adam Burgess; Nora Burns; Joyce Burroughs; Waters F. Burrows; Butler University; Butte Free Public Library; Mrs. Henry Butterfield; S.E. Byerly; Viola K. Byrgerson
C-CN , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 735 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cadmus Book Shop; Jack L. Caidin; Clara Caine; Cairo Public Library; H. Caldwell; Lola Caldwell; University of California; California State University; Father J.J. Callahan; Lorena Callahan; Sallie Callahan; Virginia Callahan; Cambria Free Library; Cambell; Erin D. Canan; Frank R. Caputo; Mary A Carbin; Carleton College; Margaret Carlisle; Arthur Carlson; E.M. Carlton; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Alice J. Caron; Jean Carpenter; Mabel E. Carpenter; Arthur Carr; Belle Carson; Board of Public Education, Carson City; Womens Club of Crafton; Nick Carter; Juanita Carver; Ina Casale; E.J. Cook; C.J. Casey; J.B. Casiragh; Public Library Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Board pf Public Education, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Henry Certain; Bertha Charles; Charlotte Public Library; Chattanooga Public Library; Board of Public Education, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Marie Chiapelene; Lincoln Historical Collection, University of Chicago; The Chicago Public Library; Beatrice Chionnock; Jean Christian; Howard Chandler Christy; Samuel Harden Church; E.L. Churchill; Mary Ciamillo; Public Library of Cincinnati; Citizens Free Library; Claremont Colleges Library; Betty Clark; Billie Clark; Hugh S. Clark; Clark University Library; J.D. Clark; The Classmate Magazine; James Clatworthy; Dorothy Clauser; Rita Claybaugh; J.M. Clayland; Frederic C. Clayter; Anna Clayton; David V. Clearly; John R. Clements; Naomi Clouse; Marcia Oral Clutter
CO-CZ , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 736 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edward F. Coffin; J.P. Cohen; O. Colcord; M.M. Cole; Winston Coleman Jr.; Doris Redmond Collette; Mary Louise Collings; James H. Collins; Waneta Collins; University of Colorado Library; Colorado College; Public Library, Colorado Springs, Colorado; Board of Public Education, Colorado Springs; Columbia Broadcasting System; Columbia University; Columbus Bartholomew County Library; Commonwealth Press, Inc; Waters F. Burrows, Lawrence H. Conant; L.H. Condon; Elizabeth Ann Condron; Connecticut College; Eugene L. Connelly; Eugene LeMoyne Connelly; Charles J. Connick; John M. Connor; Grace H. Constantin; E.H. Cook; Romaine B. Cook; L.H. Coon; Mary Cope; Katherine W. Copley; Katherine W. Copley; G.H. Cordell; Carl Cordes; R.W. Cordier; R.W. Cordier; C.S. Cornell; Margaret Cornell; Cornell University Library; Coronet; Annie Mae Correll; Norma Corya; Free Public library, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Courier Service; Courier Codex Co.; Ethel Cox; Elizabeth Craft; Denton M. Albright; Pauline Craig; Betty Cress; Lewis E. Crook; Carnegie Public Library; Henrietta Crossman; George Crouch; Ella Crumrine; Paul Culhane; David Culley; W.W. Cummings; Edwin Curtis; Robert J. Cutler
D-DN , 1938 Containers box 21 , folder 737 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Daniel Dahl; Myrtle Dale; Board of Public Education, Dallas, Texas; Dallas Public Library; Sydney Dalton; S. Foster Damon; Kathryn Daniel; Johnny Daniels; Doris Mae Danner; Dansk Musiker Forbund; C.B. Darrow; Carolyn B. Darrow; Frances Davidson; H.I. Davies; Tydvie Davies; Jefferson Davis; Joe Davis; Maude L. Davis; Nettie Hathaway Day; Jack D Voto; Chester De Vries; Remick Dean; Dearborn Public Library; W.M. Debnam; Lucile Debnam; Decatur Public Library; Arnetta M. Deemer; F. Deichman; Frieda M. Deichman; George H. Deike; Oscar Demmler; John Demos; Denison University; Annie D. Denmark; Board of Public Education, Denver, Colorado; Denver Public Library; H.M. Dermitt; Christine Dershimer; Board of Public Education, Des Moines, Iowa; E. Deshotels; John A. Krance; University of Detroit; Harry Dichter; Margaret Dicks; Rosalie Dierks; Geraldine Dissinger; District of Columbia, Public Library
DO-DZ , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 738 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ethel M. Doane; A.L. Doberneck; E.L. Dodds; Vera Dodds; Thornton Dodge; Frank L. Doherty; Robert E. Doherty; R.W. Dodge; R.W. Doidge; John M. Donnelly; T.C. Donovan; Dorsch Memorial Library; The Public Library, Dover, New Hampshire; Emil Drach; Mildred Drago; L.H. Dressendarfer; Drew University; Minerva M. Dubble; Board of Public Education, Dubuque, Iowa; Betty Lou Ducat; Margeret S. Duck; Lura Duis; Board of Public Education, Duluth, Minnesota; Duke University Library; Duluth Public Library; M. Dunbar; Duquesne University; Carnegie Free Library, Duquesne; Mary Agnes Dwyer; P.W. Dykema; Euna Dykes
E , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 739 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Will Earhart; East Chicago Public Library; The Public Library of East Cleveland; Free Public Library, East Orange, New Jersey; Easton Public Library; J.L Eaton; Alice C. Ebbels; A.C. Edington; Margaret S. Duck; Educational Lists Company; Educational Lists Company; Educational Music Bureau, Inc; M.L. Hoffman; Educational Music Bureau; Don A. Edwards; Frances Edwards; Arline Eggleaton; Conrad Ekholm; Howard Ekholm; El Paso Public Library; The free Public Library of Elizabeth N.J.; Elhart Carnegie Public Library; Harold Ellis; June Ellis; Harriet G. Brown; Elmira College; Emory University; Margaret Enders; Mattie Mae English; Billie Louise Erickson; Charlotte E. Evans; Atanocio Excobar; Constance Escude; A.J. Esposito; Harry Ethridge; Leah Evans; Lillian M. Evans; Marilyn Evans; Evansville College Library; Alice Everson; Alice B. Ewing; Maskell Ewing, Jr.;
F-FL , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 740 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Helen L. Fairbank; Public Library of Fall River Mass.; Board of Education, Fargo, North Dakata; Mr. Faulkner; David H. Fee; Virginia Fendrick; Bertha Lee Ferguson; The Ferguson Library; Ludie J. Kinkead; The Filson Club; Marilyn Fine; Margaret Firnberg; Carl Fischer; Raymond N. Fishel; Allan Fisher; Norma Fisher; Norma Fisher; Williams Arms Fisher; Fisk University Library; Joseph Fitton; Annie Lee Fitzgerald; Anna Lee Fitzgerald; Samuel Fitszsimmons; Harold Flammer; Father Flanagan; Florence A. Flanagan; Edna Fletcher; Ann Marie Fleece; Catherine Fleming; Joseph Fletcher; J.N. Fletcher; Flora Stone Mather College; University of Florida; Annie D. Flower; Florida State College For Women; Alan Floyd
FM-FZ , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 741 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ruth Fillmer; Forbes Library; Alice Ford; Fordham University Library; Fort Dodge; Fort Wayne Public Library; Carnegie Public Library Fort Worth, Texas; M. Fortney; The Forum; Hubert J. Foss; Alda L. Foster; B.S. Foster; Evelyn Foster Morneweck; Lorraine Foster; Richard Knowlson Foster; William B. Foster; William Barclay Foster; Estelle Fournet; Ernest B. Fox; H.K. Fox; Framingham Town Library; A. Frank; M. Frank; Russell A. Frazer; Sarah E. McCandle; Fresna County Free Library; M. Haller Frey; Herman Fried; Friends Free Library; Lorraine Frierweiler; Ollie Frigrard; Josephine Frisbie; S.W. Frisbie; John B. Fritz; Hazel Fry; Lela A. Frye; Jane Fuller; C.A. Fullerton
G-GI , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 742 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Jo Gaines; Elizabeth Dolloff Galbraith; Gertrude Gallagher; Board of Public Education, Galveston Texas; Harold W. Gammans; Edward Gammill; Earline Gandy; Jesse J. Garrison; Lois Gassard; Evelyn Gassie; Alice Gaty; Ethel Gaty; Harvey Gaul; Stanley L. Gedney, Jr.; Dorothy Geils; Katherine Geissenhainer; Anne George; George Washington University Library; University of Georgia Libraries; Georgia State Library; F.H. Gibson; Florence Gilchrist; Della L. Gilger; Elizabeth Gill; Fleeta Gillespie; J.J. Gillespie; Mary Lou Gilmore; The Richard Gimbel Foundation; Richard Gimbel; Joseph Byron Ginsberg; Eleanor Glage; Thomas A. Glasgow; Glendale Public Library; John Gluya;
GM-GZ , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 743 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N.C. Godsoe; Marilyn L. Goelzer; Alfred R. Goldman; Mrs. Ralph Good; Earle T. Goodnow; Goodspeed's Book Shop; Goodwyn Institute; T.F. Gorman; Marie Goth; Goucher College Library; Jessie P. Gough; Mary E. Gragg; Ben Graham; Stanley Grand; Grand Rapids Public Library; Dorothy Grant; Cliff Graves; Mabelle J. Graves; Eunyce Gray; Sterling Graydon; Helen Zettler Greely; Eleanor Green; Gladys Green; John F.C. Green; Betty Dolores Greene; Greenfield Public Library; W.D. Griffin; Gwendolyn Groome; Esther Grote; Betty Grove; Jane Gruvor; Guild Music; Nell Whitman Gurley; Michel Gusikoff; Billy Gutierrey; Clara Gutscher; Luis Guzman
H-HE , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 744 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles J. Haden; T.G. Hadnot; F.C. Hager; Isabel Haggerty; Laura L. Hahn; Hall and McGreary; Emma Hallman; Viljo Halme; Ray Halstead; Alfred Hamilton; Aline Hamiter; Florence Hampton; Hampton Institute; The Handley Library; Margaret E. Handy; N. Haney; Martin D. Haney; Martin D. Haney; Clara W. Hanson; Alene Hardin; Hazel Harenberg; A.M. Harley; Henrietta Harper; J.E. Harper; Anna Rae Harris; Arthur S. Harris; Charles E. Harris; R.M. Harris; Richard L. Harris; Grace H. Hall; Charles H. Harrison; Genevieve Harsh; P.A. Hartevelt; Thomas R. Hartley; Betty Hartsel; Harvard Alumni Bulletin; Harvard College Library; Harvard University Press; L.S. Harvell; Julian H. Hatch; L.B. Hatke; Frank Hawkins; Pauline Ruth Hawkins; Cora Nance Haynes; Cora Nance Haynes; M. Haynes; Madie Haynes; Martha R. Hedges; Rose Heghinian; Carl Heim; Margery Heimberger; Charles Heinroth; Board of Public Education, Helena Montana; Ellen Holmes; J. Henderson; Phebe Hendrick; Eleanor Hendricks; Isabel Hendrickson; Beulah R. Henry; Edward A Henry; Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery; Harry D. Henshel; William H. Hepburn; F.W. Heron; George Herwig; Maurice Herzberger; Harold Hetrick; C.N. Hewitt
HF-HZ , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 745 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lucille Hickman; Lois R. Hiestand; Maybelle Hill; E. Hirschmann; Mary Jane Hite; Eva Hitzemann; Hobart College Library; Hobbies; Free Public Library, Hoboken, N.J.; Fletcher Hodges; Helen Hoff; Marian Hoffmann; E.S. Holbeck; Franklin F. Holbrook; Ada Holladay; The Hollenbreck Press; Dorothy A. Dorr, Hollins College; Holman's Print Shop; Ursel C. Holsing; Holy Cross College Library; Hoyoke Public Library; Fred W. Homborg; Davenport Hooker; Gulah Hoover; Fred C. Hopton; Dorothy Horst; Board of Public Education, Houston, Texas; Donald J. Howard; Eunyce Howard; N. Howard; Howard Memorial Library; Donald W. Howe; Hazel G. Howe; Thomas C. Howe; Margaret Ann Hubbard; Horatio Hughes; Arthur B. Hull; Hultquist Music Service; Paul R. Hultquist; Louise Humphreys; Wilma Rose Hunt; Margaret Hunter; Lewis E. Husemen; William J. Hutchins; Walter Hutton
Howard, John Tasker , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 746 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in November, 1932. By December, 1932, Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
I , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 747 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Indiana Society of Chicago; Claudia C. Ross; Indiana State Library; Indiana University Library; Indianapolis Engraving Company; C.C. Goodrich; Clarence C. Goodrich; International Records Agency; Board of Public Education, Iowa City; The University Libraries, State University of Iowa; William Irle; Irvington Free Public Library; Arturo Ivone;
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 748 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 749 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George Pullen Jackson; Pauline Jackson; G.V. Jameson; Board of Public Education, Jefferson City, Missouri; B.B. Jeffreys; Harry Jenkins; June Jenkins; D.E. Jennings; Free Public Library, Jersey City; John Crear Library; Alice Marie Johnson; Edward Johnson; Helen P. Johnson; Joyce Johnson; Louise Johnson; Mary Johnson; Clinton Johnson; Emily Johnston; Francis Johnston; Rufus Horton Jones, Jr.; F.B. Joyner; Mary Vance Joyner; Viola H. Jud; Juniata College Library
K , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 750 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joseph B. G. Kaczynski; Della Mae Kados; Hugo Kahl; Board of Public Education, Kansas City; Philip Kaplan; Israel Karten; W.M. Kauth; M.L. Keefover; Elizabeth Ann Keeney; W. Lloyd Keepers; Bertha Keller; Mary H. Kelly; University of Kentucky Library; Mrs. George M. Kerns; Katherine G. Kerwin; Lora Kessler; David Ketterer; Harry H. Kimber; A.F. King; Noreen Kingsley; Ruth Kintzer; Allan Kirby; Carroll W. Kirby; M. Helen Kirwan; Patty Lou Kiser; Charles Z. Klauder; James Klawansky; Herbert E. Kline; Robert Kline; George H. Knapp; William W. Knight; Bertha Knox; Mrs. William F. Knox; Louis Knudsen; Yvonne Koch; Florence Kodger; Walter Koeber; Norris Konheim; George Korson; William G. Kottman; Richard Kountz; Frank J. Kovarik; Stanley Kris; Mildred Kristof; Katherine Kusterer
L-LF , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 751 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lakewood Public Library; Doris Lamb; W. Lambert; Alice Lamont; Jerry B. Lancaster; Vincent W. Lanfear; Josephine Lauby; Maude F. Laughlin; V. Laughlin; Sybil Law; Robert Lawrence; Robert C. Lawrence; Lawrence College Library; The Lawrenceville School; Lawrenceville Times-Gazette; Lawson McGhee Library; Pearl LeFevre; C.E. LeMassena; Ellen LeNoir; Paul J. Leech; City of Leeds; University of Leeds; Betty Lloyd Leeper; Lucille Legendre; Lehigh University; Angeline Lehn; Lois Leib; Adaline Leibold; Virginia Leidloff; Gwendolyn Lemmen; R.C. Leonard; Helen W. Leovy; Let's Make Music; Edward N. Levan; Lester S. Levy; Lexington Public Library
LG-LZ , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 752 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Liberty Show Printing Company; Library of Congress; R.N. Lightfoot; Florrie Jean Lightfoot; Eli Lilly; Losiah K. Lilly Jr.; Board of Public Education, Lincoln Nebraska; Lincoln City Library; Lincoln School; Rex Lindley; Raymond Linkenheimer; Fred Lisafelt; Robert Lister; Rose Lister; Arthur R. Little; Board of Public Education, Little Rock, Arkansas; Livingston and Livingston; Lobby Display Frame Corporation; Dorothy Loesel; Alvin Lohr; Earl Lohr; John Long; Warren Long; Board of Public Education, Long Beach, California; Long Beach Public Library; Lorain Public Library; Irene Lord; Board of Education, City of Los Angeles; Los Angeles Public Library; Dwight W. Lott; Vivian Lotz; Sister M. Louis; J.K. Lilly; Louisiana State Library; Louisville Free Public Library; Edna Lowe; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; J. Henry Lugg; Frank Luther; Gertrude A. Lynch
Lilly, Josiah Kirby Sr. , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 753 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly, Josiah K. (Black, Dorothy J.) , January - May, 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 754 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
Lilly, Josiah K. (Black, Dorothy, J.) , June - Dec., 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 755 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
M-MH , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 756 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence MacCreadie; Ivan MacEwen; Mrs. James R. Macfarlane; James R. Macfarlance; Robert MacGowen; Joseph E. Maddy; James Madison; Modesto Madrid; Tillie B. Magee; Winnie Maggee; Wallace R. Magill; Howard Mahan; Thomas K. Maher; C.F. Mahlus; Maine Historical Society Library; Mildred R. Maloy; City Library of Manchester New Hampshire; Edward Manczuk; Jack Mander; Mankato Public Library; Carey Mann; Gertrude Ray Mann; Warren Mann; Marguerite; A.J. Marino; The A.N. Marquis Company; Julio Marselle; Robert Marsh; Dorothy M. Marshell; Joseph H. Martin; Mabel Martin; Roscoe B. Martin; Thelma Mae Martin; Sister M. Martina; Maryland Historical Society; Margaret L. Maslin; A.J. Maslin; Mason City Public Library; State Library of Massachusetts; Massillon Public Library; A.H. Mathias and Company; Myrtle May; Arthur M. McAnally; Frank E. McCabe; John J. McCarthy; Frederick S. McClements; Elizabeth McCoy; C.A. McDade; Edna McEachern; Benjamin McFarland; A. McGarry; F.J. McGinnis; Jacqueline McGinnis; Sterling McGinnis; James McIlroy; William B. McIlvaine; James McIntyre; Sidney S. McKay; Perry W. McLaughlin; Harold A. McLean; Hortense McMullan; L.B. McMullen; Esther McNitt; C.E. McNutt; J.L. McQuiller; Louise McRae; Estella Medeiros; Louis Meeks; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Melody; Anna G. Melancon; Sophie Melases; Meredith College; Paul R. Merriman; Eli Messenger; Metropolitan Press; Patty Meves; Bob Meyer;
MI-MZ , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 757 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Michigan City Public Library; The Miles Muselibrarium of American Folklore; Clarence F. Miles; Ada Holding Miller; Elmer E. Miller; Evelyn M. Miller; Gussie Miller; I. Franklin Miller; Josephine H. Miller; Louisa Miller; Stallman T. H. Miller; Harold Vincent Milligan; E.C. Mills; Mills College California; Board of Public Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Minneapolis Public Library; Minnesota Historical Society; University of Michigan; Missouri Historical Society; H. Mistrik; Grace D. Mitchell; Alice Nixon; Moberg; W.A. Mobley; Frances C. Moffitt; Athens Music Club; Lester Ramon Mohr; Edwin H. Moise; J.A. Moler; W.B. Mollard; Monogram Pictures; The Monroe Public Library; Montana State College Library; Montani Vocal Studios; Alice Moore; Arthur C. Moore; J. James Moore; John M. Moore; W.R. Moore; Moran; Elizabeth A.B. Morrell; A.S. Morris; Wenzel Morris; Virginia Morrison; Mabel Morrow; H.G. Morton; Lee Willa Morton; Lulu E. Moss; Ruth Motz; Mount Holyoke College Library; Marie Mouton; Joseph Muller; Multiplex Display Fixture Company; Ralph Munn; Scott Munn; John A. Murdock; Ruby Bradford Murphy; Elsie Murray; Music Education Publications; Music Educators Journal; Music Teachers Review; The Musical Forecast; Burton H. Mustin
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 758 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour . During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family , which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc.--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 759 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Anna Nagy; Mollie Nance; Nashua Public Library; Nashville Public Library; National Committee on Education; National Committee on Education; National Geographic Society; National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh; Nebraska State Historical Society; Marietta Nelson; Augusta Nessler; State of Nevada Department of Education; Nevada; New England Conservatory of Music; The Library, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hamphire; New Jersey College for Women; Board of Public Education, New Orleans, Louisiana; New Orleans Public Library; The New York Historical Society; New York Public Library; New York Public Library; New York State Library; New York University; The Public Library of Newark, New Jersey; The Free Public Library of Newark, New Jersey; The Newberry Library; Beamont Newhall; Newport News Public Library; Annie McEwen Newsom; Jesse G. Nichols; Kathleen Noble; Robert P. Noble; Robert P. Noble; Dwight E. Nofziger; Hazel B. Nohavec; Norman W. Nolen; Norfolk Public Library; North Adams Public Library; The Woman's College of The University of North Carolina Library; North Texas State Teachers College; Northern Indiana Historical Society; Elaine Norton; Roger A. Nye;
O , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 760 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oak Park Public Library; Board of Public Education, Oakland, California; Oakland Free Library; Elizabeth O'Bannon; The Oberlanender Trust; Oberlin College Library; Jake O'Brien; Occidental College; Thos F. O'Connell; John O'Connor; William H. Oettinger; Board of Education, Ogden, Utah; Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society Library; Ohio University; Fred Ohm; Library of the University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma; Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College; Board of Public Education, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Oklahoma State Library; Annabelle Oliver; Mr. David Olmstedd; Board of Public Education, Olympia, Washington; Board of Public Education, Omaha, Nebraska; Omaha Public Library; Lester O'Riley; Orange Free Library; Mirian Orlick; B.H. Orndoff; Cyrene Orr; Leona O'Shea; Bobbie Ost; Alton O'Steen; Osterhout Free Library; The Public Library Ottumwa, Iowa; Bodleian Library, Oxford
P , 1938 Containers box 22 , folder 761 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N. Clifford Page; Claire Palmer; Mrs. F.R. Palmer; Frank R. Palmer; G. A. Palmer; The Panama Canal Library; Sara Parke; Estelle Parks; Edmund W. Parret; Helen W. Parrett; Paul R. Parrish; Florence Fisher Parry; Thomas S. Parsons; Pasadena Public Library; Free Public Library; Ann Paton; David S. Patterson; Thomas Paterson; Margaret Patton; Charlene Paul; Grace E. Paul; Sister M. Paula; Nora Paulson; Fred Paup; Lelia Mae Paxson; Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Education; The Historical Society of Pennsylvannia; Pennsylvania College for Women; Pennsylvania State College; Katherine Perry; Carol Peterson; Janet Peterson; L.H. Peterson; Milton A. Peterson; The Free Libary of Philadelphia; Library of the University of the Philippines; The Trustees of Phillips Academy; Board of Public Education, Phoenix Arizona; J.L. Pickler; Board of Public Education, Pierre, South Dakota; Ernest Pincins; Carol M. Pitts; Pittsburgh Council on Adult Education; Pittsburgh Musical Institute; Pittsburgh Press; Ppittsburgh Printing Company; Pittsburgh School Bulletin; Pittsburgh Teacher Bulletin; Pittsburgh Teachers Association; Pittsburgh Teacher's Bulletin; Pittsfield's Public Library; The Plainfield Public Library; Etta Mae Plank; Frederick Polley; Helen I. Pope; Harold Porter; Helen Porter; Marion Porter; Library Association of Portland; Board of Public Education, Portland, Oregon; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Esther Postgate; Postmaster, Oakland Post Office; D.C. Potter; Hazelle Powell; Esther Gibbs Powers; Arthur Pynton; Joyce Powers; Pratt Insitute Free Library; James Prendergrast Free Library; D. Price; Mary B. Price; Pauline Price; Vera Price; B.C. Prietsch; Mrs. Fred Prifogle; Public Library, Princeton, Indiana; Princeton University; L. Pitzker; Providence Public Library; Board of Education, Pueblo, Colorado; Julia Pulsifer; Purdue University
Pittsburgh, University of (John Weber) , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 762 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence between John Weber from the University of Pittsburgh and the Archive
Pittsburgh, University of (G.S. Rupp) , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 763 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp from the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (interoffice Communication) , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 764 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wiiliam Colker; Howard Chandler Christy; Sister Elizabeth; Fletcher Hodges, Jr.; Hettie Maga; Brooks N. Sipes
Pittsburgh, University of (John G. Bowman) , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 765 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Chancellor John Bowman from the University of Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, University of , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 766 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various offices within the university and the Stephen Foster Archive.
Q , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 767 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mabel Quay; Gertrude Querino; Dallas Quick
R-ROL , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 768 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Racine Public Library; Radcliffe College; E. Rall; Charles Ramsby; Lillian Mae Raah; School District of Reading, PA; Anna Recchio; Reed College Library; Ernest A. Reed; Marshall Foster Reed; Wm. D. Reese; Harry P. Reeves; Marcella Reibel; Bruno M. Reibold; Mrs. M. Reimold; Pauline Remick; Board of Public Education, Reno, Nevada; Charles A. Ressel; Harry C. Revercomb; Revere Public Library; C.D. Reynolds; William Hooper Reynolds; Rhode Island State Library; Garnet Rhodes; Gertrude M. Rice; The Rice Institute; Emerite Richard; W.J.H. Richardson; The Richmond Public Library Board; University of Richmond; Mildred L. Rinehart; P.B. Ritzma; Riverside Public Library; Elaine Roach; Leon Robbin; Frank O. Roberts Jr.; A.M. Robertson; A.L. Robertson; Francis Robinson; University of Rochester New York; J.H. Roesger; Stella H. Rogers; Rollins Collins Library
ROM-RY , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 769 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Norman Rood; Alexander Dallas Rose; Jessie W. Rose; Alexander D. Rose; Betty Rose; Dallas C. Rose; Kenneth Rose; Stephen Collins Foster Rose; Viola Rose; H.R. Rosen; Lucille Rosen; Homer Rosenberger; Nancy Ross; Ruth Angell Ross; Sarah A. Ross; David A. Ross; Naomi Roth; Hazel D. Rother; Otto A. Rothert; Karl E. Rothrock; Board of Education, Royal Oak, Michigan; Helen Rudy; A.B. Rumley; Marie Russ; Geraldine Ruth; Donald Rutter; Lunney Ryan; E. Lunney Ryan; Jean Ryker
Republic Bank Note Co. , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 770 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
S-SC , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 771 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edwin Sach; Board of Public Education, Sacramento California; Sacramento City United School District; University Library, St. Andres, Scotland; St. Bernard School; St. Cloud Public Library; Mrs. Milton W. St. John; St. Louis Institute; Louis Public library; Saint Mary of the Woods College; Board of Public Education, St. Paul, Minnesota; St. Paul Public Library; Board of Public Education, Salem, Oregon; J.C. Salsbury; Board of Public Education, Salt Lake City, Utah; Saydie Fowler Sammons; Henry E. Sampson; Thelma P. Samson; Board of Public Education, San Antonio, Texas; Board of Public Education, San Diego; Board of Public Education, San Francisco; San Francisco Public Library; Carnegie Library, San Juan P.R.; Eliose Sanford; Board of Public Education, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Mrs. W.A. Saunders; Carroll W. Sawyer; Frederic Schaefer; Margaret Schaffer; H.J. Schapper; Public Library, Schenectady, N.Y.; Mrs. Clude Schilling; J.P. Schinhan; G. Schirmer; C.F. Schlotz; Brunhilde Schmidt; Fred Schmidt; E. Winifred Schmitz; Carolyn Schneider; Arthur L. Schoenberg; Garnet Scholl; Shirley Schroeder; Betty Schuleen; John C. SChuler; Leo C. Schwartz; R. Schwartz; National Library of Scotland; Margaret Scott; Robert W. Scott
SD-SN , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 772 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hester M. Seaman; I.C. Sease; Board of Public Education, Seattle, Washington; Seattle Public Library; Francis Seaver; Helen C. Secrist; Sedalia Public Library; Lucille Seigworth; Pearl Seitz; Mavis Selck; Catherine D. Sessions; Lillian Sexton; Katherine F. Seymour; Mina Shafer; Earl Shane; H. Shave; John H. Shay; Betty Sheehan; L. Shepherd; Fern Sherman; Hester Sherman; Richard E. Sherman; Catherine Shipe; Annabelle Shipe; Henry W. Shoe; H.A. Shuder; H.A. Shuder; Shute Memorial Library; Julie Silagyi; Junior Simpson; Elsie Singmaster; Arthur B. Siviter; Flora E. Skidmore; Skidmore College Library; Frederick Skiff; Mildred Skinner; Gerald Slavin; Frank F. Slick; Kathryn B. Small; Emilia Smietana; Alma L. Smith; Mabel Innes; Anna Smith; Doris Smith; Dorothy C. Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; Edna M. Smith; Frances Smith; Mrs. George A. Smith; Lisso Smith; Martha E. Smith; Ralph Fisher Smith; William Galbraith Smith; Margaretta Smyth; Edward W. Snowdon; F.J. Snyder
SO-SZ , 773 Containers box 23 , folder 773 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John L. Somers; Public Library, South Bend, Indiana; Library, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; The Library, University of Southern California; Southern Methodist University; The Spann Company; Nadine Speakman; Passaic Public Schools; C.H. Spencer; Herbert L. Spencer; Tanye Spencer; Arline Spinks; Board of Public Education, Spokane, Washington; Edith Spring; Frank C. Springer; Springfield Public Library; Board of Public Education, Springfield, Missouri; E.E. Squires; Ruth M. Stackley; Edna Stallings; Olive B. Stallings; Stanford University Libraries; Carolyn Stauber; State Teachers College; Vilhjalmur Stefansson; Jimmie Steimer; Vlasta Sterba; Clayton P. Stevens; Hilbert E. Stewart; Irene Stewart; Stockton Free Public Library; Malcolm Newton Stone; Edward Stribrny; Oliver Strunk; Katherine Stubbe; O.C. Sturgeon; Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph; Rolf I. Sundby; Superior Public Library; Susquehanna University Library; Maryanne Sutton; W.M. Swain; The Library of Swarthmore College; Esther Mae Sweeney; Maida M. Sweeney; Forest H. Sweet; Sister M. Sylvester
T , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 774 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with O. Tabor; C.G. Talbott; Nan Tartwater; Mecia Tate; Amy S. Taylor; Cecil Taylor; Wallace M. Taylor; Sister Teresa Mary; Evelyn Terrell; Bess Fite Terry; W.S. Terry; Texas Library and Historical Commission; This Week in Pittsburgh; C.W. Thomas; C.A. Thompson; E.S.L Thompson; Norman Thompson; W.O. Thompson; G.W. Thorn; Henry M. Thornton; William F. Thornton; Minnie Tilton; Time, Inc.; Helen Tinney; Tipton Public Library; S. Tittler; University of Toledo; Helen Tomb; Board of Public Education, Topeka, Kansas; Kathryn A. Towne; Isabel Townsend; Helen H. Tracy; Leone Tracy; The Transylvania Library; Library of Trinity College; Trinity Court Studios; Grace E. Trottmon; Grace Trottnow; Anna Bailey Trowbridge; Troy Public Library; Board of Public Education, Tucson, Arizona; Marie Tugwell; Tulane University; Board of Public Education, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Talmagel, Turner; Maude Turnley; Tuskegee Institute; Lem Lewis Tyler
Townsend, John Wilson , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 775 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1936 Containers box 23 , folder 776 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Magdaline Ubbinger; Nell Avery Unger; Union College Library; Union Theological Seminary Library; United Office and Professional Workers of America; United States Commissioner of Education; United States Marine Corp; Library of the University Club; Gustl Urdl; George Urmy; University of Utah; Utica Public Library
V , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 777 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Valparaiso University; Vanderbilt University; Lettie Van Landingham; Vance School; E.S. Van Over; Robert H. Vaughan; Alice Veillon; Mary Vernon; Raoul G. Vidas; Della A. Vilale; Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society; Myrtice Vinson; Virginia State Library; Library of the University of Virginia; Priscilla Vorhiess; Christos Vrionides;
W-WH , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 778 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wabash College Library; Walter Wade; Beese Waldrop; Ethel Walker; Merrill Walker; J.K. Walket; Arla E. Wallace; R.E. Wallace; Margaret Walsh; Effie Walsworth; Raymond Walters; Warren R. Walworth; W.H. Ward; Warder Public Library; Effioe Wareing; Alene D. Warner; Warren Public Library; Charles Bradley Warren; Public Library, Warsaw Indiana; D.R. Wartinbee; Washington County Free Library; The State College of Washington; Washington University; Washington Herald; Washington and Jefferson College; Washington and Lee University; Watkinson Library; Ellen M. Watson; L.A. Watson; Station WCAE; Paul J. Weaver; Phyllis June Weaver; Ruth C. Webb; Anna H. Webb; W.D. Webb; Virginia Webber; Janice Weber; Joseph A. Weiger; Beatrice Wein; Matthew Wiley Welch; W.M. Weldon; Francis Weller; Reinald Werrenrath; A.N. Wesler; Alfred N. Wesler; Wesleyan University; Agnes A. West; The West Hartford Public Library; The Department of Archives and History, West Virginia; Cora Westbrook; Western Kentucky State Teachers College; Franklin F. Holbrook Historical Society, Western Pennsylvania; The Western Reserve Historical Society; C.T. Westfall; Wheaton College; Alice White; Cullen C. White; John White; Margaret White; E.T. Whiter; C.E.H. Whitlock; Whitman College; Alice Whitmore
WI-WX , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 779 Language English.
Wilson, Mary Alice (Johnson, Mary E.) , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 780 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also WILSON, MARY]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
X,Y,Z , 1938 Containers box 23 , folder 781 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Yale University; A. Yates; Samuel Yellin; M. Yeschko; Miss Katherine M. Young; Mildred Young; Robert Young; L.K. Zainey; Joseph Zarcone; Eleanor Zeek; J.P. Zeigler; Betty Zimmerman; H.E. Zimmerman
A-AM , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 782 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jan Aab; Edwin Alberts; Edwin Alberts; Roland Tracy Abell; Aberdeen; Beston J. Abrams; Lee M. Abratowski; Active Book Stores; john Snyder Adams; Martha Rivers Adams; T.W.D. Addenbrook; Lester K. Ade; big Valley Joint Union High School, Adin California; Frederick Charles Adler; Louise Aeuff; Margaret Agnew; Sister M. Aidan; Fannie C. Aiken; Charles Aiken; P.J. Ailes; Carnegie Public Library, Akron Indiana; State Department of Archives and History, Montgomery, Alabama; University of Alabama Library; County of Alameda; Alameda High School; Juneau, Alaska; Board of Public Education, Albany, New York; The Albertson Public Library; Denton Albright; Robert Alcorn; Charlotte Aleshnick; Victor Alessandro; W.H. Alexander; Alfred University; Alhambra City Schools; Allegheny College; Margaret Allen; Hattie Allgood; The Alling and Cory Co.; Bill Allison; Alpha Gamma Delta; School District of Altoona, PA; Modoc Union High School, Alturas, California; Hotel Ambassador; American Antiquarian Society; American Antique Shop; The American Association of Museums; American Council of Learned Societies; The American Legion; The American Library in Paris; American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
An-AZ , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 783 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Anaheim Union High School; L.C. Anderson; Anderson Union High School; Anderson Carnegie Public Library; Edna Anderson; Muriel Anderson; Shylah Anderson; Bret Union High School, Angels Camp, California; Board of Public Education, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Board of Public Education, Annapolis, Maryland; Anonymous; Emma Anthony; Antioch Junior High School; Claire Appel; Pierce Joint Union High School, Arbuckle, California; Arcata Union High School, Arcata, California; Eldon A. Ardrey; Anna K. Arendt; Arizona State Library; Arkansas State Library; D.C. Armstrong; J.W. Arnold; O.C. Arnold; W.A. Arnold; Arroyo Grande Union High School; L.U. Arthur; Ashley Music Supply Co.; George T. Ashton; Kathlyn Asp; Atascadero Union High School; Fred G. Atkinson; Mrs. Ross N. Atkinson; Board of Public Education, Atlanta; Carnegie Library of Atlanta; Altantic City Free Public Library; Atwater Kent Museum; Sierra Union High School, Auberry, California; Seymour Library, Auburn N.Y.; Lionel A. Aucoin; Audio Scriptions, Inc.; Board of Public Education, Augusta, Maine; Aurelius; Public Schools, Austin, Minnesota; Aurora Public Library; G.G. Auvil; Robert D. Ayars; Citrus Union High School, Azusa, California
B-BI , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 784 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with June Bachman; H.J. Badgley; W.M. Bagwell; Giovanni Baietti; Eugene Bailey; Milton L. Baker; Nina Baker; The Baker and Taylor Company; Kern County Union High School, Bakersfield, California; Joseph Baldridge; H.L. Baldwin; Baldwin Wallace College; Leslie W. Balk; Board of Public Education, Baltimore, Maryland; Board of Public Education, Bangor, Maine; Irene Bankos; Victor Bankos; Banning Union High School; Edwin N.C. Barnes; Betty Barr; J.M. Barrett; Morgan Barrett; Vincent B. Claypool; Barstow Union High School; Bartholomew County Historical Society; Vivian Bartholy; Florence Bateman; Hallie Batten; Kathryn Baum; Baylor University Library; Braxton Beacham; Helen Bean; Kathryn Beard; Harold Beardslee; Helen Beatty; Jervell Beavers; Beebe Memorial Library; H.F. Beers; Beesley Music Company; Philomene Begnaud; Katherine Bell; Rex Bell; Belmont Music Co.; Beloit College; Beloit Public Library; Frank Bender; Ruth Benfield; Walter R. Benjamin; Bennett Book Studios; Whitman Bennett; T. Bennison; Edward D. Benter; Berea College; Sister M. Berenice; Florence Berg; Willard Junior High School, Berkeley, California; Doris Bernd; Robert Bernhard; Wilson Berry; Bernice Bettel; Puline Bettington; Thomas H. Beyer; Marshall Bidwell; Herbert D. Gwinn; Big Pine Unified Schools; Biggs Union High School; Birchard Music Company; Carol Bird; Edward B. Birge; Birmingham Public Library; Bishop Union High School; John E. Bishop; Bismarck Public Schools
BJ-BZ , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 785 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Viola Black; Emma Blair; Thomas Blaker; Rubi L. Blakey; MacNeill Bland; Lucia Ann Bland; Uley G. Blanks; Louise Blessing; Frances Blevins; Frances Blevins; Loula M. Blough; Palo Verde Valley Union High School, Blythe, California; Independent School District of Boise City; Janes S. Bolen; Elorie D. Boll; Anderson Valley Union High School, Boonville, California; Helen Bordner; Lucille Bornemann; James A Bortz; The Boston Athenaeum; Board of Public Education, Boston Massachusetts; The Public Library of the City of Boston; Boston University; Alice A. Bouden; Boulder Creek Union High School; Eulalia Bourne; Bowdoin; Frederick V. Bowers; John Boyce-Smith; Alene Boyenton; Robert Boyer; Jerene Braaten; Roger Braaten; Bradforn County Historical Society; Lieutenant Bradley; Grant Bradshaw; Branerd Public Library; Sally Brandt; Emma Brandy; Anna Marie Branson; Taylor Branson; Hazel Bratley; J.T. Bratton; W.M. Bratton; Brawley Union High School; Mabel E. Bray; Brea-Olinda Union High School; Katherine Breid; E.P. Brenner; Liberty Union High School, Brent, California; Liberty Union High School, Brentwood, California; Dorothy Brewer; Edith L. Van Syckli; Brigham Young University Library; Dessie Bright; Public Library, Museums and Art Galleries, Brighton; Marlin H. Brinser; The University, Bristol; John Bristol; Dorothy C. Bristow; George Rowse; the British Broadcasting Corporation; British Museum; Robert E. Brooke; Brooklyn College; Irving Brooks; Karl L. Brooks; Grace Brough; Alice E. Brown; Althea Brown; C.J. Brown; C.S. Brown; Donaldson Brown; Janet Bradley Brown; Milton Brown; J.C. Brown; Jared S. Brown; Lucy Fletcher Brown; Mary Ellen Brown; Mary V. Brown; Pelham Brown; Sedley Brown; Wallace Brown; Brown University Library; Marjorie Jane Brubaker; Mary Brugh; Laurie Bryan; Bertha Bryson; Jay G. Buchan; Charles Buereman; Harry Buetow; Board of Public Education, Buffalo, New York; Buffalo Public Library; University of Buffalo; Carrie G. Bugg; R. Buller; The Pittsburgh Bulletin-Index; Stuart L. Bullivant; L.W. Bumpus; John Muir Junior High School, Burbank, California; E. Marie Burdette; Helen Burditt; Robert Burke; F.H. Burkel; M.H. Burkholder; Board of Public Education, Burlington, Vermont; Clark Burnett; James Burrows; Beulah Bussell; The Public Schools, Butler New Jersey; Bertha M. Butler; Gertrude Butler; Louise Butler; P. Butler; Winnie Butler; Butler College Library; S.D. Butterfield; H.V. Button; Ella B. Byerly; Bernard P. Byrgerson;
C-CH , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 786 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Wakefield Cadman; Cairo Public Library; Lucille Caldwell; Calexico Union High School; A.E. Calhoun; "State of California"; State Department of Education, Sacramento, California; California State Library; University of California Library; Calipatria Union High School; Calistoga Joint High School; Calistoga Joint Union High School; J.J. Callahan; Lorena Callahan; Coast Union High School, Cambria, California; Board of Public Education, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Campbell Union High School; A.S. Campbell; Bettigene Campbell; E.J. Campbell; Margaret S. Campbell; Marguerite A. Campbell; Mary Campbell; William J. Campbell; Cape May County Department if Public Instruction; Carleton College; Arline Carson; Arnold Carlson; Arthur Carlson; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Carpinteria Union High School; Arthur B. Carr; John Carroll University; Edith Carson; Beulah Burross Carter; Grace Carter; Caruthers Union High School; Gayle R. Carver; W.H. Caskey; Anne Mary Cassell; Mary B. Cassell; Jose H. Castro; Virginia Caswell; Catawba College Library; Catholic Boys Welfare Bureau; The Catholic University of America; Regina Caulfield; Alice C. Inskeep;; Cedar Rapids Free Public Library; Surprise Valley Union High School, Cederville, California; Washington Union High School, Centerville, California; Washington Union High School, Centerville, California; Central Missouri State Teachers College; Centre College; Ceres Union High School; Dorothy Cerny; Henry J. Certain; Ruth Chaffin; D.L. Chambers; Board of Public Education, Charleston, South Carolina; Board of Public Education, Charleston, West Virginia; Charleston Library Society; Charleston High School; Department of Music Education, Charleston W.VA; Board of Public Education, Charlottesville, Virginia; McKees Rocks high School, McKees Rocks, PA; The Public Schools of Chatham, New Jersey; Board of Public Education, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Alberta Cherry; City of Chicago; Chicago Public Library; University of Chicago; Prue Choate; Chowchilla Union High School; Lettie M. Christian; F. Christopher; J.C. Christy; Chula Vista Junior High School; Samual Harden Church; C.S. Churchill
CI-COM , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 787 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Public Library of Cincinnati; University of Cincinnati; Civic Education Service; The Arthur Clark Company; W.D. Clark; Clark University; Clarksburg Union High School; Gertrude R. Clarkson; James H. Clatworthy; P.P. Claxton; Cleveland Public Library; R.G. Clifton; Fred M. Cloninger; Lucille Clouse; Cloverdale Union High School; Clovis Union High School; Tracy A. Clute; Coaschella Valley Union High School; Coachelle Valley California; Coalinga, California; Daisy P. Coats; Fanny Cocca; Allister Cochrane; Allister Cochrane; Margaret F. Coe; Bertha E. Cole; Judson Cole; Judson Cole; M.M. Cole; J. Winston Coleman; Virgil G. Howard; Colgate University Library; John J. Coll; Collectors' Bookshop; Doris Redmond Collette; Wendell W. Collicott; Alice Collins; J.W. Collins; Public Library, Colorado Springs; Colton Union High School; Columbia; Columbia University; The Trustees of Columbia University; Columbus-Bartholomew County; Colus Union High School; Louise McAbee Combs; Willowbrook Junior High School, Compton, California; Compton and Company; Glen Moore Comstock
CON-CZ , 1939 Containers box 23 , folder 788 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lawrence M. Conant; Mt. Diable Union High School; C.G. Conn LTD; Connecticut College; Connecticut State Library; Charles J. Connick; J.R. Conover; Carrie S. Conser; E. Fullerton Cook; Ella Mae Cook; Marilyn Cooper; Mildred Cooper; Wm. P. Cooper; Katherine W. Copley; Corcoran Union High School; G.H. Cordell; R.W. Cordier; Jay Cornell; Cornell University Library; Corning Union High School; Corona Union High School; Z.T. Cory; Cossitt Library; David Costelo; Besse Cotterill; Coulter; Couier Codex Co.; Courtland Joint Union High School; Round Valley Union High School, Covelo, California; Covina Union High School; A.R. Craddock; Gayvert; Crafton High School; E.W. Crafts; Nella A. Crandall; L.S. Crane; Crane Public high School; Earl Crawford; The John Crerar Library; Janet Crider; John Swett Union high School; John C. Cron; Carnegie Public Library; H.F. Crossman; Thomas Y. Crowell Co.; The Board of Education, Cumberland, Maryland; Cumberland County Public Schools; Betty Cummings; Hallie Cummings; Marie Curiel; Louis Curtis
D-DE , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 789 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Anna Daims; Jefferson Union High School, Dale City, California; Dallas Public Library; Danbury Library; Kathryn Daniel; James W. Dansey; San Ramon Valley Union High School, Danville, California; L.K. Darbaker; R.W. Darragh; Carolyn B. Darrow; Dartmouth College Library; Leo Daschbach; Marshall Daugherty; Jessie M. Davidson; Loris Davidson; Louis Davidson; Edith Davis; Geo. E. Davis; Martha Davis; W.H. Davis; Martha Davis; Davis Joint Union High School; Fordson Board of Education, Dearborn, Michigan; John W. Debruyn; Allen B. Burrus; Nelson Dedrick; Delano Joint Union High School; Jane De Lap; Historical Society of Delaware; Delaware State Library; Helene DeLone; Elizabeth Dement; Cecilia De Moss; Denair Union High School; Albert O. Denham; Dorothy M. Denham; Albert O. Denham; Denison University; Marion M. Dennis; George L. Denny; L.H. Dentel; Denver Public Library; Denver Public Schools; University of Denver; Depaw University; Marie Dermitt; James Farley; Helen DeRuntz; The Public Library of Des Moines, Iowa; Board of Public Education, Detroit, Michigan; Detroit Public Schools; Detroit Public Library; Carnegie Public Library, Detroit Lakes; John K. Detwiller; John W. Devine; Jack Devine; Chester DeVries; M.T. Dewberry; Clara de Windt; Heyliger de Windt; Clara De Windt
DF-DZ , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 790 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harry Dichter; Elizabeth Dickens; M.A. Dickson; S. DiCostanzi; Dorothy Diemer; Mary E. Dill; P.H. Dillman; Katherine Dinger; Dinuba Joint Union High School; O. W. Dishaw; The Public Library of the District of Columbia; Oliver Ditson Company; Dixon Union High School; R.S. Doak; Mary T. Dodge; Frank L. Doherty; L. J. Dorris; L.T. Dorris; Dorsch Memorial Library; Louis F. Dorsey; Dos Palos Joint Union High School; Augusta Douglas; Don Angus Douglas; Board of Public Education, Dover, Delaware; Downey Union High School, Downey California; Helene Doyle; H.J. Drane; J. Francis Driscoll; Emma B. Drury; Ethel DuBois; Board of Education, Dubuque, Iowa; Ella M. Ducsay; Lila M. Dudley; Duke University Library; The Board of Education of the City of Duluth; Mary E. Duncan; Elizabeth Dunderdale; Carolyn Dunn; John Richard Dunne; Dunsimer Joint Union High School; Carnegie Free Library; B.M. Durgan; Durham; Harry Dichter; Elizabeth Dickens; M.A. Dickson; S. DiCostanzi; Dorothy Diemer; Mary E. Dill; P.H. Dillman; Katherine Dinger; Dinuba Joint Union High School; O. W. Dishaw; The Public Library of the District of Columbia; Oliver Ditson Company; Dixon Union High School; R.S. Doak; Mary T. Dodge; Frank L. Doherty; L. J. Dorris; L.T. Dorris; Dorsch Memorial Library; Louis F. Dorsey; Dos Palos Joint Union High School; Augusta Douglas; Don Angus Douglas; Board of Public Education, Dover, Delaware; Downey Union High School, Downey California; Helene Doyle; H.J. Drane; J. Francis Driscoll; Emma B. Drury; Ethel DuBois; Board of Education, Dubuque, Iowa; Ella M. Ducsay; Lila M. Dudley; Duke University Library; The Board of Education of the City of Duluth; Mary E. Duncan; Elizabeth Dunderdale; Carolyn Dunn; John Richard Dunne; Dunsimer Joint Union High School; Carnegie Free Library; B.M. Durgan; Durham Union High School
E , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 791 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Will Earhart; East Chicago Public Library; East Junior High School; East Orange Public Schools; J. Blair Easter; Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; Eau Claire Library; Dana Eckert; C. Vernon Eddy; R.W. Edgett; Mary Edwards; L.E. Egerman; Robert Ehley; S.D. Ehrman; Carolynn Eichler; W.H. Eisenbeis; Ruth Eisenhart; Central Union High School, El Centro, California; El Monte School District; Public Library, El Paso Texas; T.J. Elias; Mather Eliot; The Free Public Library of Elizabeth; Elk Grove Union High School; Julia Elliott; Flora C. Ellis; Elmira College; Elsinore Union High School; William M. Emery; Emory University; Madelaine Emich; San Dieguito Union High School, Encinitas, California; Public Library, Erie, Pennsylvania; Esclon, California; Excalon Union High School; Atanocio Escobar; Escondido Union High School; Escondido Union High School; Esparto Union High School; Etna Union High School; Etude Magazine; A.M. Slean; Eugene Field Society; Eureka City Schools; J.W. Evans; J.A. Evanson; Jacob Evanson; Evanson Public School; H.C. Ewald; John Ray Ewers; Alice B. Ewing; E.S. Ewing; Exeter Union High School
F-FOR , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 792 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Fagan; J.P. Fain; San Juan Union High School, Fair Banks, California; Armijo Union High School, Fairfield, California; Fallbrook Union High School; Public Library, Fargo, North Dakota; Eleanor B. Farrell; Arthur I. Faul; James H. Fell; Virginia Fendrick; C.F. Fendrick; Esther M. Fenton; W. Edwin Mitchell; Ferndale Union High School; Idella Field; Fillmore Union High School; The Filson Club; Findley Public Schools; Clarence Fingerle; Ben Finne; Carl Fischer, Inc.; Ernest Fischer; Raymond N. Fishel; Ethel E. Fisher; Ada Florence Fitch; Luther L. Fite; Donald Flodgard; Flagler Memorial Library; Flagstaff Public Schools; Mary M. Flansburg; A.W. Flath; Edna Flecther; Ruth Flint; Laurice Richardson; Florida State Exhibit; Florida State Library; Annie D. Flower; The Roswell P. Flower Memorial; H. Allen Floyd; C.L. Hargrave; Donna Schardt; Fond du Lac Public Library; Alcin Fontenot; Forbes Library; Nelle H. Ford; Fordham University Library; I.L. Hargadon; Foreign and International Book Company; Charles V. Foreman; Merle W. Forney; James Forest; Fort Bragg Union Junior High School, Fort Bragg, California; Fort Wayne Public Library; Fort Worth Public Library; Carnegie Public library, Fort Worth, Texas; Fort Worth Public Schools; Fortuna Union High School
FOS-FZ , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 793 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Annie S. Foster; B.S. Foster; T. Celeste Foster; Frank B. Foster; Lorraine Foster; Mary Foster; W.L. Foster; W.B. Foster; Stephen Foster House; Fowler Union High School; Ernest B. Fox; Sam Fox; Catherine D. Foy; Framingham Town Library; S.H. Framstad; Jack Francis; A. Frank; Board of Public Education, Frankfort, Kentucky; Eudora L. South; Frankfort Public Library; Franklin College; Franklin Public Schools; J.R. Franton; A. Frazier; Leigh B. Freed; Central Union high School, Fresno, California; Alexander Hamilton Junior High School, Fresno California; Longfellow Junior High School, Fresno, California; Washington Junior High School; Harry C. Frey; J. Walter Frey; Lillie Friederichsen; J.E. Fries; Patsy Fritz; Clara G. Frossard; Margaret Stanley Fry; Eleanor N. Fuller; C.H. Fuller; Fullerton Union High School; Alice Ione Fulmer; Harriet Fulton
G-GL , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 794 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Public Library, Gadsen, ALA.; Elizabeth D. Galbraith; Gertrude Gallagher; Galt Joint Union High School; Galt Joint Union High School; Gamble Hinged Music Co.; Harold W. Gammans; Garden Grove Union High School; A.M. Garmon; J.W. Garms; Alice Garnier; Parks Garrett; H. Garvey; Helen M. Garvey; The Gary Public Library; Alice Blair Gaunt; Lucille Gaut; Max Gelber; Alcee J. Gelpi; Vivian J. Gelpi; General Carloading Company, Inc.; L.E. Martin; Beatrice M. Gentzler; The Riggs Memorial Library of Georgetown University; Georgia State College; Georgia State Library; Georgia Library Commission; Victor Gerber; O.H. Richardson; Geyserville Union High School; Edith Ghyssels; Dorothy F. Gibson; C.E. Gilbert; Victoria Gildner; Margaret Giles; William John Gilfillan; Clara Gilliatt; Cynthia Gillings; Ralph Gillman; J.A. Gilmartin; Oliver W. Gilpin; Olin C. Hadley; Gilroy Union High School; Ruth Giltenboth; Richard Gimbel; Ruth E. Gindlesberger; Joseph B. Ginsburg; Dorothy Gisin; Maurice Glad; J.L. Glass; Glen Ridge Public Library; Theodore Roosevelt Junior High School, Glendale, California; Anderson W. Clark Junior High School, Glendale, California; Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Glendale, California; Helen Glenn; Kathy Mae Glick; Gloucester County Public Schools; Clifford Glover
GM-GZ , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 795 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N.C. Godsoe; Golden Gate International Exposition; Molly Green; Alfred R. Goldman; Gonzales Union High School; Ralph E. Good; Harry S. Goodwin; Gertrude Gordon; Marie Gordon; Richard Gordon; Helen Gorenflo; Jessie P. Gough; Marie Goth; Abe Goudchoux; J.R. Grace; Graceville Public Library; Ben G. Graham; Hardie Gramatky; The Gramophone Monthly Review; Board of Public Education, Grand Rapids, Michigan; The Grand Rapids Public Library; E.R. Grant; Grant News Clipping Service; James Graves; Mabelle Graves; Jessie Gray; Great Falls Public Library; Francis Green; Irving Greenberg; Greenwald; Anna M. Greenwald; Anna M. Greenewald; Greenfield Public Library; Gertrude Gregory; Sherman Delos Gregory; Marcella Gresko; Rufs A Palm; Gridley Union High School; Belle Grierson; Vivian Griffith; Shirley Grimes; Jane Grinker; Grinell Brothers; Ralph Grizwold; Grobe Music Co.; Dorothy Gronest; F.C. Groover; Grossmont Union High School; John J. Grove; John Simon Guggenheim Memorial; Gertrude Guinn; Gustine Union High School; Billy F. Gutierrez; Nathan D. Guy; Luis Guzman
H-HE , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 796 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John W. Hacker; R.A. Haddock; Charles J. Haden; Joyce Haedt; John A. Hagemann; Isabel Haggerty; J.P. Haggerty; Guy Lynn Hague; Laura L. Hahn; Georgia E. Haines; Alice Hale; Ellis R. Benson; Half Moon Bay Union High School; J.E. Hall; James S. Hall; Mary E. Hall; R.G. Hall; Paul Halladay; J.W. Hallock; Alfred R. Hamilton; Hamilton Union High School; Hamilton Union High School; Helen Hammerten; A.R. Hampsey; Hamtramck Public Library; Glen W. Handley; Hanfort Joint Union High School; Hanford Union High School; Lalita Hannah; Howard Hanson; Virginia Hannon; S.B. Hansell; Elmer Hansen; Gregson Harder; Jean Hardin; Alice P. Harkey; Kate Harkness; Harlem Book Company; Herbert J. Harper; James C. Harper; Maria Daugherty Harper; Kate Harrington; Harris Alvin Theatre; Credo Fitch Harris; Richard L. Harris; Grace H. Hall; Board of Public Education, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Board of School Directors; Floyd E. Harshman; Herman M. Hart; Martha Hart; Board of Public Education, Hartford, Connecticut; The Board of Education; Hartford Public High School; Thomas R. Hartley; harvard University; The President and Fellows of Harvard College; Julia Harwood; Edwin M. Hasbrouck; Cecille Haser; Carl V. Hass; Mildred Hassman; Julian H. Hatch; M.E. Hatcher; Margaret E. Hathaway; Guy Hatley; Hawkes Free Children's Library; Cora Nance Haynes; Hayward Union High School; Charles Haywood; Frank Haywood; Alice Willigerod; John Heck; Adriane Heim; Hazel Helleck; Hemet Union High School; Henderson Public Library; Beulah R. Henry; Ada Hensel; Harry D. Henshel; Harry D. Henshel; Margaret Hermann; A.M. Herron; Maurice Herzberger; Anna E. Heuer;
HF-HZ , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 797 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert C. Hibbs; M. Hieronyme; Georgia Higgins; Charles Hill; Edna M. Hill; Rosamond Van Camp Hill; Helen M. Hillard; Augusta Hiller; Hilmer Union High School; John Hladinec; The Hobby Shop; Russell Hobdy; Russell Hobdy; Free Public Library, Hoboken, N.J.; Fletcher Hodges; Francis T. Hodges; Allen Hodshire; Kenneth Hoel; Isabelle H. Hoersch; Charles A. Hoffman; Earl Hoffman; Lois Hoffman; James Hogan; John Hogan; Lura Hoke; Dorothy Holcomb; John Wheeler Holland; Sarah E. Holland; New London Academy; Milton C. Hollingsworth; A.L. Holmes; Wyatt Holmes; Holtville Union High School; Carnegie Library of Homestead Pennsylvania; J.I. Hommel; M.A. Hoover; Russell Hopkins; Hopland Union High School; F.C. Hopton; Robert Hough; Letha House; Houston Public Library; Ella W. Howard; Glenna Howard; Howard Memorial Library; Howard University Library; W.A. Howe; Sara Howell; Duncan Howlett; Samuel E. Hudson; Horatio Hughes; Catherine Highes; Hughson Union High School; Humbolt School; Louise Humphreys; Huntington Beach, Union High Scholl; Henry Huntington Library and Art Gallery; The Huntington Memorial Library; L.B. Huss; Helen Huth
Howard, John Tasker , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 798 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy; verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
I , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 799 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Idaho State Historical Society; State of Idaho; Idaho University Library; Imperial Valley Union High School; Imperial Union Elementary Schools; Owens Valley Union High School, Independence, California; Indiana Society of Chicago; Indiana State Library; Indiana University Library; Indianapolis Engraving Company; Inglewood Union High School; International Records Agency; Indian Wells Valley Union High School, Inyokern, California; Ione Union High School; State Historical Society of Iowa; Iowa State Library; Irvington High School; Irvington Free Public Library; W.J. Irving; Isaacs Book Exchange
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 800 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 801 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Donald G. McKay; Jackson Union High School; Board of Public Education, Jackson, Mississippi; Anne Jackson; Mabel Jackson; Martha Jackson; Will Jackson; Board of Public Education, Jacksonville, Florida; Jacksonville Public Library; Corinne Jamar; Florine James; Mary James; C.C. Jefferson; Herbert Jene; Board of Public Education, Jersey City, New Jersey; Free Public Library, Jersey City; Jervis Library; Irene Jesse; Willard Rouse Jillson; Marie Jane Joffre; Einar Johanson; Johns Hopkins University Library; Juanita Johnson; Conrad Johnson; H.B. Johnson; Helen P. Johnson; Kathryn Johnson; Keen Johnson; Mary K. Johnson; Mildred P. Johnson; Robert W. Johnson; E.V.D. Johnston; Johnstown Center; Ira B. Jones; Sally Jones; Jones and Laughlin; B.F. Jones Memorial Library; Elliot P. Joslin; E.P. Joslin; Marcellus Joslyn; Dwight S. Juckett; Juilliard School of Music; Julian Union High School; Alice G. Jung; Juniata College
KA-KE , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 802 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Station KDKA; Joseph B.G. Kaczynski; William Kamin; James J. Kane; Mabelle Glenn; Kansas City Public Library; Kansas State Teacher's College; Kansas Wesleyan University; Kappelhoff Art Studio; M.L. Kappelhoff; B. Kassal; Keasler and Clark; Louise Kebler; Arthur J.S. Keene; Lloyd Keepers; Henrietta Keiger; Ruby Keller; Joseph A. Kelley; Eddie G. Kelly; Marrie G. Kelly; Arnold Kelm; Kelseyville Union High School; Caroline Rose Kennedy; Florence Kennedy; George Kennedy; James L. Kennedy; Kentucky Historical Society; University of Kentucky Library; F.P. Keppel; Kerman Union High School; Frank Kern; John Kern; William Kern; John D. Kerr; Walter C. Kerr; Emma B. Kessler; W.E. Kessler; Weir C. Ketler; Frances Ketterer
KF-KZ , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 803 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.R. Kilgore; Anna M. King; Frederick King; King City Union High School; Kingsburg Joint Union High School; Noreen Kingsley; V.G. Kinnaird; A.L. Kinnear; Agnes L. Kinnear; Frederick J. Kinsman; Kathryn Kinville; Mary Kipling; Charles L. Kirk; Jane Kirker; E.E. Kirkwood; Merritt Kistler; Louis P. Kleber; Max Kleckner; Berneda Klick; Helen Kline; Richard Kline; Paul Klohr; George Knapp; Betty Knauss; Strickland Kneass, Jr.; Jess Knighton; Paul Knobloch; Barbara Knott; Sarah Gertrude Knott; William F. Knox; Board of Public Education, Knoxville, Tennessee; Louis Knudsen; Kohl, Taylor, and Fischer; Margaret Koliadko; J.E. Konkle; William G. Kottman; Dick Kovar; Dorothy A. Kram; Fred. Kranz Music Co.; Virginia Krick; Evelyn Kroemer; Wm. F. Kugel; Mabel Kunkel; Dorothy Kunz; Katherine Kusterer
L-Ll , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 804 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maud Ward Lafferty; James S. Lanahan; Clear Lake Union High School, Lakeport, California; Morris Lamberton; Antelope Valley Joint Union High School, Lancaster California; P.C. Land; S.M. Langsdale; Board of Public Education, Lansing, Michigan; Annie LaRue; Frank Lathrop; Laton Joint Union High School; Lillian Lott; Laughlin Memorial Free Library; Dorothy Laur; Lisette Lautenschlaeger; George H. Bell; Harold Lavine; Lois Law; Lawrence College; Lawrence Conservatory of Music; The Lawrenceville SChool; Lawrenceville Times-Gazette; Olive Lawry; Betty Jane Lawson; Phyllis Lazansky; Ethel C. Leahy; E.C. Leahy; Alma H. Lear; Henry Leding; Philip Ledoux; University of Leeds; Lloyd Leeper; Betty Leeson; Leevining Union High School; Bess E. LeFevre; J.R. Leggate; Clyde Ogden; Le Grand Union High School; Lehigh University; Stephen M. Lehmer; E. Leitheuser; Lemoore Union High School; Ellen LeNoir; A.E. Leonard; Vito Leone; Lester Levy; Ralph Lewando; Fay E. Lewis; Glenn R. Lewis; Harrison Lewis; Lewiston Public Library; Board of Public Education, Lexington, Kentucky; Lexington Public Schools; The Library of Congress; J.M. Lichty; Betty Lidler; David H. Light; Florrie Jean Lightfoot; Eli Lilly; Lincoln Union High School; Sylvia Lindberg; Linden Union High School; Frank J. Lindner; Lindquist; A.S. Linhart; Lion's Club of East Liberty; R.G. Little; Live Oak Union High School; Livermore Union High School; George Livingston Jr.; The Lloyd Library
LM-MZ , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 805 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Daniel Lockett; Lodi Union High School; Lompoc Union High School; Lone Pine Union High School; National Geographic Society; George Washington Junior High School, Long Beach, California; Long Island University; Longan, W.L.; Clarence Loomis; Rosalie W. Looney; City of Los Angeles; John Adams Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Louis Pasteur Junior High School; Samuel Gompers Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Belvedere Junior High School, Los Angeles; William McKinley Junior High School, Los Angeles California; Luther Burbank Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior High School; Central Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Lafayette Junior High Achool, Los Angeles, California; Robert Louis Stevenson Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Mt. Vernon Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Washington Irving Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Horace Mann Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Hollenbeck Junior High School; John Muir Junior High School; Berendo Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Thomas Starr King Junior High School; John Burroughs Junior High School; Hubert Howe Bancroft Junior High School, Los Angeles; Brett Harte Junior High School, Los Angeles; Belvedere Junior High School; Louis Pasteur Junior High School; Berendo Junior High School; William McKinley Junior High School; Thomas A. Edison Junior High School; John Adams Junior High School; William McKinley Junior High School; Joseph LeConte Junior High School; Los Angeles Public library; West Side Union High School, Los Banos, California; Los Gatos Union High School, Los Gatos, California; Silvia Lostegaard; Sister M. Louis; Louisiana State University; Board of Public Education, Louisville, Kentucky; Miss Louthry; Maude W. Lovelace; Winfred H. Low; W.H. Lowdermilk and Company; Edna Lowe; Arthur G. Butzbach, Lower Lake Union High School; F. Lowman; M.S. Lowrey; Loyaola University; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; Esther Ludke; Mrs. Frank H. Ludwigs; Robert W. Lull; Lulu E. Lundquist; Keith Lundy; Frank Luther; L. Russell; Jean Lyda; Edna Lysne
Lilly, Josiah Kirby , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 806 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly, (Dorothy Black) , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 807 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
Mc , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 808 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Fall River Joint Union High School, McArthur, California; John McCans; John J. McCarthy; Katherine McCartney; Mildred McCartney; E.S.H. McCauley; Vincent McConaughy; G.A. McCormick; Elizabeth McCay; J.W. McCoy; W.D. McCoy; Juanita McCracken; Wiley McCrary; Thomas C. McCune; W. Richard McCutchon; Bernie L. McDaniel; Bernice L. McDaniel; Bernice L. McDaniel; David Earl McDaniel; G.A. McDaniel; Josephine A. McDevitt; Wm. McDevitt; J.M. McDonald; Edward MacDowell; Aline McFerron; Adelia McGarry; Josephine McGaw; L.H. McGhee; F.J. McGinnis; Robert MacGowen; Jane E. McGray; Ernest F. McGregor; A.B. McGrew; Margaret McInerey; W.B. McIlvaine; Gertrude McIver; Betty McKee; Wm. C. McKinley; A. McKinstry; H.L. McKnight; Edgar McKown; J.T. McLamore; Billy McLean; C.A. McLean; Harry McMarr; William McMaster; L.B. McMullen; Gerald McMurtry; James B. McNair; Marcella McNanamy
MacAlester College , 1939 Containers box 24 , folder 809 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Elizabeth MacFarlane; Katherine W. Mackey; Shirley Ann Mackie; Madera Union High School; Joseph E. Maddy; Board of Education, Madison Wisconsin; Anne Mcaul; James Madison; Modesto Madrid; Mabel Mahoney; Harry Majforth; Harry Malforth; Maine Historical Society Library; Maine State Library; University of Maine Library; N. Malym; Butch Malpas; James Manchester; Edward Manczuk; Ruth Mandone; Manistee City Public and School Library; Elsa W. Mansmann; Manteca Union High School; William C. Maple; George Lee Marable; Georgie Lee Marable; A.J. Marino; A.J. Marino; Marion Clare; Rose Marclowe; A.N. Marquis; Harriett S. Marsh; H.R. Marsh; Bradley Marshall; Munson Marshall; Margretta Martin; Margaretta M. Martin; Roscoe B. Martin; W.K. Martin; Arthur H. French; Martinez Public Schools; Public Library, Martinsville, Indiana; Maryland Historical Society; Maryland Historical Society; Marysville Union High School; Mason City Public Library; Orpha S. Mason; Grayson W. Massie; Charles Masso; A.H. Mathias and Company; Marguerite Matthew; H.N. Mawhinney; Frank B. Maxfield; Maxwell Union High SChool, Maxwell, California; Darlene Maxwell; Mary Louise May; Arthur E. Mayer; Eleanor M. Means; W.C. Mearns; Louise Meckelmann; Pauline Meddling; The Medford Public Library; Lucy Medz; C.T. Meek; Arthur Meighen; Arthur Meighen; Mabel A. Meissner; Norine Mellette; Mellon Institute; Henry Melnik; W.F. Melton; Wightman F. Melton; Dorothy Meltzer; Board of Public Education, Memphis, Tennessee; Board of Education, Memphis City Scools; Mendocino Union High School; Meneely and Company; Merced Union High School; The Public Library, Mercersburgh, PA; Jane Merrill; Roger B. Merriman; W.B. Merritt; Claybron W. Merriweather; Eli Messenger; Kathryn Messer; Jullian Messner; L.W. Mesta; Ellen May Meyer; Dora Meyersburgh; Julia Meyersburgh
MF-MZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 810 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Board of Public Education, Miami, Florida; The Miami Herald; University of Miami; Williams Michels; University of Michigan; Arthur M. Mickelson; A.M. Mickelsen; Middletown Union High School; Anne Midgette; Alfred Midgley; E.J. Miles; Catherine R. Miller; Charles Miller; Christina Miller; Elmer E. Miller; Irvin Miller; Jeraldine Miller; John Miller; Josephine H. Miller; June Marie Miller; Lore Miller; Louisa Miller; Rose Ann Miller; Beverly Miles; Geneva Millington; Mima R. Milliron; C.Q. Mills; Mills College Library; Librarian of Mills College; Milton Public library; Board of Education, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Public Library, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Board of Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Minneapolis Public Library; University of Minnesota Library; South Fork Union High School, Miranda California; Mississippi State Library; University of Mississippi; Missouri State Library; The State Historical Society of Missouri; Helen Mistrick; A.D. Mitchell; Alexander Mitchell Library; E.B. Mitchell; Grace Mitchell; H.C. Mitchell; Harland C. Mitchell; Roy O. Mitchell; Frances C. Moffitt; Hilda C. Mohr; Lester Ramon Mohr; W.B. Mollard; Alice Molle; Monoe Public Library; School District of Monongahela, PA; Monrovia-Arcadia-Duarte Union; Monrovia City Schools; Evelyn Montag; Montana State College Library; Historical Society of Montana; University of Montana Library; Sabina Montao; Public Schools, Montclair New Jersey; Montebello, California; Monterey Union High School; Board of Public Education; Montgomery Public Schools; Douglass Montgomery; Edwin F. Montgomery; Margaret H. Montgomery, Thomas Montgomery; Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts; Board of Public Education, Montpelier, Vermont; Montville Township; Board of Education, Montville, N.J.; Jane Mooney; Alice Moore; E.E. Moore; Fred Moore; Irene Moore; Lois Moore; Mary E. Moore; Scott Moore, Jr.; Morrpark Memorial Union High School; Moorpark Memorial High School; Bolly R. Moran; Mary Morgan; Nina L. Morgan; Live Oak Union High School, Morgan Hill, California; Henry Morris; Winifred A. Morris; Virginia Morrison; Nick Morone; J.A. Morton; Norma Moschini; Annie R. Moseley; Catherine Moukous; Mount Saint Mary's College; Alexandrian Free Public Library, Mount Vernon, Indiana; Mountain View Union High School; Raymond Mowers; P.C. Mukerji; Joseph Muller; Edith Muller; Alice E. Millins; Muncie Public Library; Ralph Munn; David V. Murdoch; John A. Murdock; Elizabeth Murphy; L.C. Murr; Elsie Murray; Foster Murray; Grace Muse; The Museum Shop; Music Education Publications; Musical Courier; Musical Forecast; Muscogee Public Library; Margaret Myers
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 811 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, Foster's wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 812 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Emelie M. Nafis; Louis F. Nafis; Napa Union High School; Billy Nasch; E.C. Nash; Board of Public Education, Nashville, Tennessee; Stanley Nathanson; National Broadcasting Co.; National Carloading Corporation; Sweetwater Union High School, National City, California; National Library of Scotland; Nebraska State Historical Society; John D. Neefus; Southwest Junior High School, Nestor, California; Nevada State Library; Peggy Neville; Public Schools of New Brunswick New Jersey; New Castle Free Public Library; New England Conservatory of Music; New Hampshire State Library; Board of Education, New Haven, Connecticut; New Jersey historical Society; University of New Mexico Library; Orleans Parish School Board; Board of Education, Borough of Brooklyn; Board of Education, Borough of the Bronx; Board of Education, Borough of Queens; Board of edcuation, Borough of Richmond; Board of Education, New York City; New York Historical Society; New York Public Library; New York State Library; New York University; Board of Public Education, Newark, New Jersey; The Newberry Library; Rexford Newcomb; Ray N Newell; Orestimba Union High School; Newport Harbor Union High School; Board of Public Education, Newport News, Virginia; The People's Library, Newprt Rhode Island; Isla A. Newton; Thomas Flight Nichols; Edward Abbe Niles; John Jacob Niles; Samuel Nisenson; Robert P. Noble; Bennett Nolan; Lena B. Nofcier; J. Bennett Nolan; Helen F. Noon; Charles H. Norburn; Board of Public Education, Norfolk, Virginia; Norfolk Public Schools; Norfolk Public Library, Edith B. Norris; North Carolina State Library; University of North Carolina Press; Mary T. Bobbitt; North Dakota Agricultural College; State Historical Society, Bismarck, North Dakota; Grant Union High School, North Sacramento, California; North Texas State Teachers College; Northwestern University Library; Excelsior Union High School, Norwalk, California; J.E. Norwood; Grant Union High School, North Sacramento, California; North Wildwood Public Schools; J.J. Northcott; Library of the Universit of Notre Dame; Lucy Nulton; Warren Nuss; Roger A. Nye
O , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 813 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oakdale Union High School; Oakdale Free Library; Oakland Public Schools; Lincoln Junior High School, Oakland, California; Elmhurst Junior High School, Oakland, California; Herbert Hoover Junior High School, Oakland, California; Frick Junior High School, Oakland, California; Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Oakland California; Hamilton Junior High School, Oakland Califronia; Lockwood Junior High School, Oakland, California; Claremont Junior High School, Oakland, California; Goldengate Junior High School, Oakland, California; Garfield Junior High School, Oakland, California; Prescott Junior High School, Oakland, California; Westlake Junior High School, Oakland, California; Bret Harte Junior High School, Oakland, California; Oakland Public Schools; Mary Oberholtzer; Ruth Oberholtzer; Oberlin College; F.M. O'Brien; Mary Edith O'Brien; William J. O'Brien; Oceanside-Carlsbad Union High School; John O'Conner; The Odd Shop; Margorie Oellig; Carnegie Free Library, Ogden, Utah; Oglebay Institute; Oglethorne University; Oglethorpe University, Georgia; Ohio State Archaeological historical Society; Nordhoff Union High School, Ojai, California; Oklahoma State Library; University of Oklahoma Library; Alice M. Olander; Old Magazine Mart; Annabelle Oliver; David Olmsted; Omaha Public Library; Omaha Public Schools; Elsie Omohundro; J.T. O'Neal; Chaffey Union High School, Ontario, California; Orange Union High School; Charles Orchard; Oregon Historical Society; University of Oregon; Orland Joint Union High School; B.H. Ornoff; Oroville Union High School; Orosi Union High School; Orosi California; Osterhout Free Library; Irma D. Osti; Henry Ostrom Jr.; Township Library, Otsego, Michigan; Anna E. Overton; Ruth Owen; Joseph T. Owens; W.D. Bannister; Oxnard Union High School
P-PE , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 814 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Pacific University; Geraldine Padgett; L.B. Padgett; Lucille B. Padgett; Joseph Palkovitz; F.L. Palmer; Frank R. Palmer; G.A. Palmer; David Starr Jordan Junior High School, Palo Alto, California; Pan-American Union Library; The Panama Canal Library; Lillian Parah; Margaret Parke; Charles Franklin Parker; Minette S. Parker; Pauline Parker; Parlier Union High School, Parlier, California; Fay Patlowe; Helen Parrish; Margaret Parrish; Florence Fisher Parry; Ruth M. Parson; Walter E. Parson; Louella O. Parsons; Charles W. Elliot Junior High School; William McKinley Junior High School, Pasadena, California; George Washinton Junior High School, Pasadena, California; Pasadena Public Library; Frosta W. Pasley; Paso Robles, California; Patterson, Union High School; Alfaretta Patterson; Carolyn D. Patterson; Clara S. Patterson; Patterson Library; Ed Patton Music Co.; Margaret Patton; Charlene Paul; Alice Payne; Gregory Pavlovsky; Gregory Pavlovsky; George Peabody College for Teachers; Virginia Pearson; J.M. Pedley; William I. Pelz; Tempe Pemberton; Charles Pendlebury; Carolyn Penn; E.W. Penn; Dorothy Pennekamp; Vivian Penner; Grace Pennock; The Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction; Pennsylvania State College; Pennsylvania State Library and Museum; Perris Union High School; Katherine Perry; Peru Public Library; Pescader Union High School; Milton A. Peterson; Petaluma Junior High School; Mattole Union High School, Petrolia, California; C.M. Pettit; William Pettit; Mary E. Pew
PF PZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 815 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Urban V. Pflum; B. Pherson; Phi Sigma Mu; Board of Public Education, Philadelphia, PA; School District of Philadelphia; Philadelphia Free Library; Free Library of Philadelphia; University of the Philippines; Mrs. F.F. Phillips; S.D. Phillips; Harry C. Phillip; June Phipps; Phoenix Public Schools; Phoenix Public Library; Eugene B. Pierce; Hilda M. Pierce; Hilda M. Pierce; Pierre Public Schools; Betty Piper; E.C. Mills; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; The Pittsburgh Press; Pittsburgh Printing Co.; Pittsburgh Teachers' Bulletin; Pittston Public Library; Ruth Ann Platz; Amador Valley Joint Union High School, Pleasanton, California; Public Library, Pocatello, Idaho; Point Arena Union High School; Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior High School, Pomona California; Carl J. Porchey; Port Huron Public Library; Marion Porter; Porterville Union High School; Board of Public Education, Portland, Maine; Board of Public Education, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; William E. Potter; Post Office Department; Post Office Department Division of Stamps; Potter County Library; Frances C. Potts; Anice M. Powell; Avice M. Powell; Elizabeth; Mary Belle Prater; Enoch Pratt Free Library; Pratt Institute Free Library; James Prendergast Free Library; Theodore Presser Co.; Alfred C. Preston; J.W. Prewitt; Mary B. Price; Mary B. Price; B.C. Priestsch; Fred Prifogle; Joseph Prihode; Princeton Joint Union High School; Princeton University; Frances V. Probey; Board of Public Education, Providence, Rhode Island; Central High School, Pueblo Public Schools; Puente Union High School; Purdue University; Claire Lee Purdy; W.G. Puryear; Ottis Chandler Putnam; Putnam Bookstore
Pittsburgh, University of , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 816 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with various offices within the university and the Stephen Foster Archive.
Pittsburgh, University of (Bowman) , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 817 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John G. Bowman of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (interoffice Communication) , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 818 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Brooks Sipes; Houser; Henry Brooks; Louise W. Houser; Fletcher Hodges; Henry Brooks; Brooks N. Sipes
Pittsburgh, University of (Rupp, G.S.) , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 819 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp, Assistant Treasurer at the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh University of (Weber) , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 820 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Weber of the University of Pittsburgh
Q , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 821 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Queens Borough Public Library
Republic Bank Note Co. , January - June, 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 822 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
Republic Bank Note Co. , July - December, 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 823 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
R-RI , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 824 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sol L. Rabinowitz; Agness Radcliffe; Board of Public Education, Raleigh, North Carolina; Dorothy M. Ralph; Ramona Union High School; Public Schools of the District of Columbia, Washington D.C.; Billy Ramsey; Esther Ramseyer; Earl C. Randles; Mabel D. Rase; Ellen Rasmussen; P. Rattenberger; Marjorie Rawson; Robert M. Ray; Raymond Granite Union High School; Readers Digest; Ruth E. Ready; Anna Recckio; Red Bluff Union High School; Shasta Union High School; Redondo Union High School; Sequoia Union High School; Harold F. Reed; Iva Hunter Reed; J.B. Reed; Reedley Joint High School; Harry Payne Reeves; Marx Reimers; Martin E. Reiter; Harrietee Renfeld; Eleanor E. Renner; Harry C. Revercomb; Rhode Island State Library; Rialto Junior High School; The Rice Institute; M. Rich; Emerite Richard; Georgette Richard; H.T. Richards; Jules G. Richards; Ethel Richardson; Richmond Union High School; Longfellow Junior High School, Richmond, California; Roosevelt Junior High School, Richmond, California; Richmond Public Schools; Board of Public Education, Richmond Virginia; Biantha Riddle; Irene Riley; Rio Vista Joint Union High School; Ripon Union High School; Arthur W. Ripple; Riverdale Joint Union High School; Evelyn B. Rittenhouse; Central Junior High School; Chemawa Junior High School
RO-RZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 825 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Leon Robbin; Chandeler Robbins; Theoderic E. Roberts; Blanche W. Robinson; Francis Robinson; George M. Robinson; Louise Robinson; Samuel D. Robinson; J.M. Roche; Rockford Public Library; Betty Roedler; Bernice Roensler; Alice S. Rogers; J.C. Rogn; Frederick F. Rohrer; Rollins College; Lucile Rorex; Alexander Dallas Rose; Jessie W. Rose; A.D. Rose; Jessie Welch Rose; Kenneth Rose; Stephen Collins Foster Rose; Viola Rose; H.R. Rosen; M. Claude Rosenberry; Roseville Union High School; P.H. Ross; Ruth Angell Ross; Annie Halenbake; Ross Library; Jos. Rossbank; Ernest Roth; Karl E. Rothrock; Fred Rouleau; Audrey Rowe; Margaret Rowe; C.H. Rowley; Carl E. Rude; Judith Ann Ruhe; Luciele V. Rule; Chester A. Rusher; Fount Rushing; Charles Edward Russell; Dallmeyer Russell; Ruth L. Russell; Board of Public Education, Rutland, Vermont; Ronald Ryan
S-SH , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 826 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Pearl S.; Sacramento City Unified School District; California Junior High School, Sacramento, California; Kit Carson Junior High School, Sacramento, California; Lincoln Junior High School, Sacramento, California; Stanford Junior High School, Sacramento, California; Sutter Junior High School; L.C. Sadd; John R. Sahli; Albert Saifer; Saint Francis Academy; Saint Helena Union High School; Saint John's Union University Library; Saint Louis Institute of Music; Saint Louis Public Library; Saint Mary of the Woods College; City of Saint Paul; Saint Pauol Public Library; Salem County Public Schools; Salinas Union High School; Salisbury's; Salt Lake City Public Schools; Glenn W. Sample; Thelma P. Samson; Calaveras Union High School; San Antonio Public Library; Arrowview Junior High School, San Bernardino, California; Highland Junior High School, San Bernardino, California; N.A. Richardson Junior High School, San Bernardino, California; Sturges Junior High School, San Bernardino, California; Richardson Junior High school, San Bernardino, California; Horace Mann Junior High School, San Diego, California; Memorial Junior High School; Roosevelt Junior High School, San Diego, California; Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, San Diego, California; San Diego Public Library; Aptose Junior High School, San Francisco, California; Everett Junior High Schooll San Francisco; Francisco and Powell Streets, San Francisco, California; Horace Mann Junior High School, San Francisco, California; Marina Junior High School; Portola Junior High School, San Fransisco, California; Presidio Junior High School; Roosevelt Junior High School; Sandler's Pharmacy; K.J. Sandler; Eloise Sanford; Sanger Union High School; Julia C. Lathrop Junior high School, Santa Ana, California; La Cumbre Junior High School, Santa Barbara, California; Santa Clara Union High School; Branciforte Junior High School; Mission Hill Junior High School, Santa Cruz, California; City Schools, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Santa Fe Free Public Library; John Adams Junior High School, Santa Monica, California; Lincoln Junior High School, Santa Monica; Santa Paula Union High School; Santa Ynez Valley Union High School; Saturday Evening Post; Charlotte Sauders; W.A. Saunders; Tamalpais Union High School, Sausalito, California; Board of Education, Savannah, Georgia; Martha Sayers; Beatrice Schadler; Charles N. Schaefer; Geraldine M. Schaeffer; Margaret Schaeffer; Beatrice Schapper; H.J. Schapper; Donna Schardt; Schenley High School; Schenley Hotel; B.A. Scherr; June Schiffner; Elmer Schiller; G. Schimer; Esther Scholsser; Mr. Schmidt; Schmidt Music Company; Isabel Schiedendorf; Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co.; Dorothy Schneck; Anna A. Schnieb; Rosalind A. Scholten; Christ Schove; Dale Schroeder; Ruth Schuessler; Betty Schuleen; F.K. Schultz; George Schuster; Barbara Schwartz; Ruth Schweitzer; National Library of Scotland; Margaret M. Scott; Marion Scott; Ann Scully; Cornelius D. Scully; B.I. Steale; Willis Searfoss; Seattle Public Library; Arthur L. Shull, Sebastapol, California; Analy Union high Shool, Sebastapol, California; B.R. Seeman; Jay W. Seffens; C.A. Seidel; Charles A. Seidel; Frances Seipel; Selma Union High School, Selma, California; Lydia A. Sembach; Magdalene Servais; Christine Shafer; Alix Shakerian; Shandon Union High School; Elliot Shapiro; Margaret Sharpe; Marylily Shaughnessy; Harry Shave; Ruth E. Sheehan; C.C. Shepard; Edna Mae Sherman; Sherwood Music School; Henry W. Shoemaker; Ruth Shoemaker; Charles Shorb; E.C. Mills; Ruth L. Showalter; S.W. Shrodar; Samuel W. Shroder; John L. Shroy; Orlo M. Shultz
SI-SP , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 827 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edna S. Sichbig; Lavina Silver; Richards Simmonds; Miriam Simmons; Gilbert M. Simmons Library; James Simpson; Mary B. Simpson; Sims Visual Music Co.; Esther Jean Sinclair; Arthur B. Siviter; Frederick W. Skiff; Ann Norton Skinner; Lois W. Slagle; Bradford Smith; Mrs. Burton M. Smith; Mrs. C.D. Smith; Mrs. Carmen B. Smith; Smith College Library; Earl Hobson Smith; Elizabeth Smith; Elmer Smith; Francis Edgar Smith; George Smith; Leonidas F. Smith; Mildred Smith; Pearl Smith; Philippine Smith; LeRoy Smith; Saidee A. Smith; Sarah E. Smith; Sidney J. Smith; William J. Smith; William G. Smith; Margie Smithwick; Leona M. Smothermon; Arthur Harris Smythe; E.H. Snavely; Edwin Judson Snead; Beulah Snoddy; Cornelia Snow; Dorothy Snyder; Eleanor Snyder; F.J. Snyder; Vienna Snyder; Wilbert W. Snyder; Gertrude Soeurt; Adeline Sohn; Sonoma Valley Union High School; Sonora Union High School; South Bend Public Library; South Carolina State Library; South Dakota State Library; Fair Oaks Avenue and Rollins Street, South Pasadena, California; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; University of Southern California; Southern Methodist University; Southwestern; Marsh Spafford; J. Marsh Spafford; Spalding Memorial Library; T.A. Spalding; H.G. Spangler; J.O. Specter; John Speiper; Edith R. Speir; Herbert L. Spencer; Herbert F. Spencer; Spokane Public Library; William R. Spriegel; Frank C. Springer, Jr.; Board of Public Education, Springfield, Illinois; Board of Public Education, Springfield Mass.; City Library Association; Derby Sproul; Ethel M. Spurr
SQ-SZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 828 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Finley W. Squibb; Finley W. Squibb; B.H. Srobes; Louis B. Stabler; Lewis B. Stabler; Stanford University; Ruth L. Starbuck; C.E. Starr; S.H. Starr; Carolyn Clayton Stauber; Catherine F. Stearns; Jennie Steel; W.R. Steel; Elmer A. Steffen; Thomas Bowles Steiger; C.C. Stephens; W.F. Sterett; John B. Stetson University; Ada Stewart; Albert P. Stewart; Isabell Stewart; Lorraine Stewart; Sidney Stewart; W.K. Stewart; James Stinchcomb; James Stokley; Edith M. Stone; Lauson Stone; Malcolm N. Stone; Nunley H. Stone; Ruth J. Strahl; Adeline B. Stratton; J.S. Strauchler; Evelyn Strickland; Gloria Asonia Strickland; Mary M. Strickler; Charles G. Strong; Studio Book Shop; Public Library, Sullivan Indiana; Rebecca Sullivan; Elmer G. Sulzer; Margaret Thorp; Fremont Union High School, Sunnvale, California; Wisconsin Public Library; Lassen Union High School, Susanville, California; Sylvia Sutphin; Sutter Union High Shool; Sutter Creek Union High School; W.M. Swain; Benjamin P. Swalin; Margaret Swander; The Library of Swarthmore College; Angela Sweeney; Delores Swindell; Syracuse Public library; Ethel Elaine Szuba
T-TO , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 829 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Tacoma Public Library; Taft Union High School; Margaret N. Talbot; Board of Public Education; Thomas P. Tammen; Edith Tanton; Ann Taylor; Cecil C. Taylor; Elizabeth Taylor; Ferris T. Taylor; Fletcher Hughes; J. Hillary Taylor; Lena Taylor; Paul Taylor; R.M. Taylor; Stella Weiler Taylor; Taylor Fisher Music Shop; R.J. Armbruster; Robert Teague; Tehachapi Valley Union high School, Tehachapi, California; Templeton Union High School; Mrs. John Trotwood Moore; Tennessee State Library; University of Tennessee Library; Edward H. Terry; University of Texas Library; Texas Christian University; Thiel College; Alberta Thomas; Frank M. Thomas; E.A. Thomasson; E.J. Thompson; Harry E. Thompson; J.Malcolm Thomson; J.M. Thomson; Roy C. Thompson; George Crossman Thornton; R.S. Thornton; William F. Thornton; Mary T. Thorp; J.M. Thrash; Ballard Thruston; Lucile Thut; Elizabeth Ticker; George W. Till; K. Irene Tilyard; Mary E. Stillwell; Time; Timms and Howard, Inc.; Tuck Tinsley; Tipton Public library; Toenniges Conservatory; James Toll; Tomales Joint Union High School District; Jane V. Tomasulo; Topeka Public Schools; Toppenish Public Schools; E.L. Torbert; Sherrod Towns; Emma Townsend; Isabel Townsend; Lillian E. Townsend
TP-TZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 830 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.W. Crow; Tracy Union High School; Tranquility Union High School; The Transylvania Library; John Travis; Board of Public Education, Trenton, N.J.; Tribune Newspaper Co.; Trinity College; Trinity Court Studios; Fern Marks Tripp; Marie Tripp; Esta Trotter; Meadow Lake Union High School, Truckee, California; Raymond A. Tucker; Tucson Public Schools; Tucson Public Schools; Marie Tugwell; Tulane University of Louisiana; Tulare Union High School; Florence Tully; Tulsa Public Schools; Summerville Union High School, Tuolumne, California; Turlock Union High School; Janet Turner; L.C. Turner; Talmage L. Turner; Tustin Union High School; Patricia Tweed; Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation; Tyler Tepee; Tyrrell Public Library
Townsend, John Wilson , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 831 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 832 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Shirley U.; Ukiah Union High School; Andrew Ulrich; Joyce Undercuffler; Union College; Upper Lake Union High School; William Treat Upton; August Urdle; August Urdl; Evangeline Urquides; Utah State Library
V , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 833 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Vacaville Union High School; Dolores Valenti; General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo Junior High School, Vellejo, California; E.J. Vallen; Valparaiso University; E. Van Doren; Howard M. Van Sickle; Charles A. Vance; Vance School; Ethel V. Vasey; Vassar College Library; R.H. Vaughan; W.J. Vaughan; Hallie Veith; Ventura Union Junior High School; Putnam County Schools; C.D. Vermilya; Vermont Historical Society; University of Vermont Library; Lester B. Vernon; Lillian Victor; Victor Valley Union High School; Victor Valley Union High School; Raoul Georges Vidas; Vincennes University Library; Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society; Virginia State Library; University of Virginia; Visalia Union High School; Pauline A. Vocu; Vera Vogel; Mary E. Vogt; Emily Volker; R.O. von Thurn; Mary Thelma Voris; Christos Vrionides; Josephine Vukcevich
W-WH , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 834 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wabash College Library; Wadsworth and Woodman Co.; J. Huber Wagner; Ruby O. Wagstaff; Emmett Waldron, Jr.; John H. Wallace; W.W. Wallace; Raymond Walters; Langdon Ward; Edward R. Wardell; John A. Ware; Effie Wareing; Jean Warmhessil; Royden Warner; May Warnking; Ethel Warren; Warren Library Association; Mildred Wartmanl Wasco Union High School; Virginia S. Washburn; Board of Public Education, Washington D.C.; Public Library of D.C. Washington D.C.; Clara W. Herbert; State College of Washington; Washington University; Library of Washington University; Washington and Jefferson College; Washington Stamp Exchange; H.B. Wassell; Silas Bronson Library, Waterbury, Connecticut; H.G. Waters; Rankin High School; Carnegie Library, Watertown, South Dakota; Waterville Public Library; Watsonville Union High School; T.H. Watts; Ruth C. Webb; Mary E. Webster; Weekly News Review; Evelyn Wehr; A.T. Weiblinger; E.R. Weidlein; J.A. Weiger; Matthew W. Welch; Nancy Welchans; Ethel R. Weld; Paul A. Weld; Francis Weller; Ciy of Wellington; Elizabeth Wells; guy H. Wells; Rhea B. Wenger; Rhea B. Wenger; Paul S. Felder; Harry A. Werner; Alfred N. Wesler; Wesleyan University; Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior High School; Supervising Principal of Schools; School District of Borough of West View; West Virginia Department of Archives and History; Western Kentucky State Teachers College; University of Western Ontario; Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania; The Western Reserve Historical Society; Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co.; Westminster; Mary Westphaelinger; Gladys Wharton; Wheatland Union High School; Wheeling; C.E. Whipple; Arthur White; Bob White; Ed. White; H.H. White; White and Wyckoff; E.T. Whiter; Thora Whiting; C.E.H. Whitlock; Alice G. Whitter; Whittier Union High School; P.L. Whitton
WI-WZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 835 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with H.S. Wichert; Wichita Public Schools; Ruth E. Wiggins; Howard G. Wilbert; Emilie Wilcox; Robert S. Wilcox; Bess Day Wilhelmus; Osterhout Free Library, Wilkes-Barre, PA.; Leon Willgus; College of William and Mary; Williams Union High School; Adolphus g Williams; E.B. Williams; George E. Williams; J.M. Williams; Jay Williams; Lucille Williams; Nelly Robbins Williams; Oran A. Williams; Pearl A. Williams; Louise Hauser; Pearl A. Williams; Jean Willis; Mabel Stephan Willis; Willits Union High School; Willits Union High School; Rosella Willow; Glenn County Union High School, Willows, California; Board of Education, Wilmington Delaware; Cora McDevitt Wilson; Helen E. Wilson; Robert I. Wilson; Samuel M. Wilson; Canadian Customs Office, Windsor, Ontario; Marian Hannah Winter; John T. Winterich; Winters Joint Union High school; University of Wisconsin; Lela L. Witman; R.A. Witman; E. Jay Wohlgemuth; Bernard Wolfe; Bernard Wolfe; Marjorie Wolfe; Pamelia Wolfe; Wm. H. Wolfrom; Pearl Womack; Kathleen Wood; La Vergne Wood; W.A. Wood; Woodbury and Company; Ruth Woodhouse; Gertrude Woodin; Gertrude S. Woodin; Woodlake Union High School; M.A. Woodoman; Corinne R. Woodruff; Miriam Woods; Essie Woodson; Frank A. Woodward; Alexander Woollcott; Willy Jo Woosley; Board of Public Education, Worcester, Mass.; Work-Organizer; Workingman's Institute Library; Atalee Worley; Glen Worstell; Edith A Wright; John S. Wright; Richardson Wright; Naomi Wylie; Wyoming State Library; University of Wyoming
Wilson, Mary Alice , January - June, 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 836 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Wilson, Mary Alice , July - December, 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 837 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also JOHNSON, MARY E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
XYZ , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 838 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Yale University; J.B. Yarbrough; Lucille Yeagley; Samuel Yellin; Margaret Yeschko; Elizabeth T. Yohe; Yonkers Public Library; Pearl York; Elvin W. You; Arthur Young; Joe M. Young; John L. Young; Lewis Young; Public Library, Youngstown, Ohio; R.A. Youree; Yuba City Union High School; Joseph Zelechivsky; Kathryn Zimmerli; Alma Zimmerman; Edward Zink
Purchase Requisitions (Foster Hall Collection) , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 839 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts concerning office supplies and other items purchased during this year.
Foster Hall Collection Schedules , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 840 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedules of activities taking place in the Foster Memorial.
A-AM , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 841 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jan Aab; Nichola Aaguson; Marcus Aaron; Margaret Aaron; Abbey Book Company; Eleanor Abbott; John Abbruzzese Jr.; John D. Scully Ackenheil; Phyllis Ackra; Active Book Stores; Artie Bynes; Agnes A. Adams; Eugene N. Adams; Golda Adams; Herbert Adams; Hildegarde Adams; J.M. Adams; James Trulsow Adams; Jane Adams; Martha Rivers Adams; Maude L. Adams; Vella B. Adams; Mary E. Adamson; Mary Adele; Aero-Voice Recording Studio; Margaret Agnew; M. Aidan; Gertrude E. Aiken; Mae Ainsworth; Charles G. Akins; Carnegie Public Library, Akron, Indiana; Denton M. Albright; F.A. Aldrin; Dorothy Alexandria; James W. Alexandria; M. Alexius; Eddie Allan; The Reis Library; David B. Allen; Emma N. Allen; Florence E. Allen; Jay Allen; Margaret Allen; Mary Noble Allen; Philips Allen; M.F.M. Allgauer; Eleanor Allison; Ella Allison; M. Alphonse; Violet Alteback; Juliet Alves; Florence A. Ambler; Stevan G. Ambrits; Herman Amend; American Association of Museums; American Library Service; American Society of Composers; Leland E. Ammerman
AM-AZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 842 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.C. Archibald; Audio-Scriptions
B-BEL , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 843 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.V. Babcock; Flora I. Bacon; Louise E. Bacon; R.J. Bacon; Ivy Baham; Margaret Bailey; John Bair; E.E. Baker; G.P. Baker and Company; Lauis Baker; Helen M. Balbirne; Donald Church Balfour; Thomas F. Baliman; J.K. Ball; Alice Burton Ballard; Lawrence Ballengee; H.C. Ballingh; Frances Ballman; Reinhardt Bamberger; Louise Bane; Harry Barrhing; Ruth Bannon; Margaret Barber; Chamber of Commerce, Bardstown, Kentucky; J.F. Conway; Thomas J. Stocker; Anna Barefoot; Beverly Barksdale; Robert Barlow; Carl B. Barnes; N.C. Barnes; Edwin N.C. Barnes; H.S. Barnes; J.W. Barnes; Madge Barnes; Barnes and Noble, Inc.; Gree Barnett; Mildred Telford Barnwell; Stephen Elliott Barnwell; M.T. Barnwell; Stephen E. Barwell; Roger Barquist; Laurinda Barr; Ruth Barr; Sarah Barr; Winifred Barr; J.E. Barrett; Maggie S. Barth; Charles Barthenheier; Jeneth Bartlett; John Barton; J.T. Barton; Lucy Lee Bascom; Grace Baskins; Anne Bassett; Catherine Bassett; Charlotte P. Bassett; Bernadine Bates; Esther Bates; Oliver Batson; George Gordon Battle; Marguerite Deterling; George Gordon Battle; Bety Batty; Eva K. Bauer; David Bausermann; Percival P. Baxter; Frank J. Bayer; Janice Bayles; Arnold Beach; E. Russell Beahm; May Beale; Helen Beard; Richard Beardsworth; Edward Beare; Davonport Beasley; Jewell Beaseley; Doris M. Beatty; Jacqueline Beatty; Gerard Beauline; Margaret Beazley; Bertha B. Beck; Earl Beck; Norma Fay Beck; Katryne W. Becker; Laura Beckley; Sam Beckley; Elen Beckman; Elsa Beckmann; Elizabeth Becknell; H.K. Beebe; Alice H. Beeman; Gerald S. Beitler; Leon K. Belcher; Darlene Bell; E.A. Bell; Katherine Bell; L.J. Bell; Mary S. Bell; M. Sheppard Bell; Mrs. Jefferson D. Bellah; Beetzhoover School
BEM-BOK , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 844 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frank Bender; M.L. Benedum; Louis Benepe; Grace Benhart; M. Benigma; Angela Benintend; Walter R. Benjamin; Joseph Benkert; Bennett Book Studios, Inc.; Holland Bennett; W.D. Bennett; Carrie Fall Benson; Swannanoa Benthall; Chrystell Benton; Carol Benty; Carol Bentz; Gertrude Bercherd; Irving Husted Berg; G.I. Berger; Inez Bergquist; Ada T. Beringer; J.H. Berkowitz; Irving Berlin; S. Berman; M. Bernadette; Marty Bernard; Frederick Bernsen; R.M. Berry; Vene Berta; Theodosia Bettilyou; Jane Betham; Florence Betts; Fred Betts; Otsie V. Betts; Thomas H. Beyer; William Chew Bibb; A.A. Bieber; Albert Adam Bieber; Elmira Bierbauer; Elvira Bierbauer; Walter L. Bierring; Virginia Biggs; Helen L. Bird; Edward B. Birge; Grace Giswold Bisby; George Bishoff; John E. Bishop; Margaret Bishop; William Bennet Bizzell; Mary B. Black; Mary V. Black; Sally Black; Walter B. Blackstock, Jr.; J.W. Blackwell; Blackwood Junior School; Alice Blake; Cecilia J. Blake; Stewart Blake; Waneta Blake; Frances Blalock; Eleanor Blanehard; Gladys S. Bland; Harry MacNeill Bland; Roy Blankenship; C.J. Blanton; J.W. Blatchley; Frances Blevins; W.S. Blizzard; John Bloodhart; Florence Blume; C.J. Boak; Mabel T. Boardman; Lorraine Bobhett; Miss Bocklebrink; Herbert H. Boden; Margaret Boden; A.J. Bodenheimer; Thelma Bodine; Grace Bogdon; Anna S. Boggs; Dorothy Va. Boggs; Gordon Boggs; J.G. Boggs; Norma Boggs; Stella Bohanon; Valeria Bojalsky
BOL-BRI , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 845 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James P. Bole; Mallie Boles; Elorie Boll; Ruth Payne Bomford; J. William Bonner; The Book Den; M.C. Richter; Caroline Boone; John Rowan Boone; Charles W. Bopty; Jean Borchardt; Margaret Borchardt; Ruth Borochoff; Ethel Agree Boroughs; Cary Borthick; Edward Raymond Bossange; Anna Bostert; Sada Bostick; The Boston Athenaeum; Boston University; E.L. Bostwick; Ralph Boswell; Billy Botts; W.P. Boulware; Henry E. Bourne; Madeline Bovenzi; Lily L. Bow; Florence B. Bowden; Clarence Bowen; Hill Bowen; Robert S. Bowen; S.E. Bowen; Zelma D. Bown; Minnine Bower; George F. Bowerman; Helen Bowers; R.R. Bowker; Anne Richter; Isaiah Bowman; Isaiah Bowman; Charlotte D. Boyce; C.H. Boyd; Alene Boyenton; Evelyn Boyer; Lawrence Boyle; Boys' Athletic League, Inc.; Boys' Industrial Home; Harriet Bozarth; The Bradford County Historical Society; L.E. Wilt; Margaret A. Brady; Harry Brainard; Mary Braucher; Dorothy M. Brands; J.B. Brannan; Winnie Sanders Brannan; O.C. Brannen; Taylor Branson; The Brashear Association, Inc.; The Brashear Association; Mrs. J.T. Bratton; A.E. Braun; Mabel E. Bray; Gustav Breaux; Anne Breece; Mary P. Breeze; Katherine Breid; Florence M. Bremmerhaus; Michael Brennan; T.F. Brennan; Henry Brennecke; Brentano's Book Stores, Inc.; Mrs. Brewer; Bobby Brewer; Edith L. Van Syckle; Alfred V. Brierley; Morris H. Briggs; Texie Briggs; G.R. Brigham; Jacqueline Bright; Josephine Foster Bright; Ruth E. Bright; Ruth E. Bright; Ira D. Brill; Norris Arthur Brisco; British Museum; Pearl M. Britt
BRJ-BZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 846 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.R. Broodbent; W.R. Broadbent; Violet Broadwater; Kathryn E. Brobst; Jessica Brogden; V.E. Brokaw; Robert E. Brooke; John Baur, Brooklyn Museum; Abe Books; Karl L. Brooks; Lillian Brooks; J.J. Brothers; R.E. Broward; Brown University Library; Arthur J. Brown; Donaldson Brown; Dorothy E. Brown; Dorothy E. Brown; Edward Fisher Brown; Elizabeth LaMotte Brown; Mrs. Ernest Brown; H.V. Brown; Janet Bradley Brown; John L. Brown; Malcom Brown; Rena Brown; Martin L. Brown; Mary Brown; Mercer Brown; R. Dewitt Brown; Sedley Brown; Wallace Brown; Philip Browne; Edwin B. Browning; John Broyles; Mattie Brugh; C.J. Bryon; Edward E. Bryan; Lillie Buchanan; Robert Buck; Phyllis Buckner; Clarice Buechley; Buhl Planetarium; T. Scott Buhrman; The Bulletin-Index; William Marshall Bullitt; Wm. Marshall Bullitt; Stuart L. Bullivant; Helen E. Bullock; Alma P. Bullock; George Bundy; Blanche Brugh; Roxanna Bunn; Mary Kemp Bunn; Burbank California; Ethel Burch; E. Burdette; E. Marie Burdette; Fred Burgess; Mary Ravenel Burgess; Janet Burgett; Robert E. Burke; W.H. Burkholder; Vivian Burleson; Maud Burner; Chester Burr; Thomas Burr; Gladys Burrows; Struthers Burt; A.C. Burton; Carl Busch; Adele Johnson Bussey; Henson Estes Bussey; Mary Hazel Butcher; George Buthovish; Butler Library; Gertrude Butler; Henry Butterfield; Frances Moon Butts; J.W. Butts; Henry Butterfield; Elizabeth Butterfield; S.D. Butterfield; Elizabeth M. Butterfield; Nancy Keen Butterworth; H.V. Button; Ella B. Byerly; Margery Byers; Maclay Byrnes
C-CH , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 847 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hugh Cabot; Charles W. Cadman; Ruth E. Cain; Cairo Public Library; Mary Ethel Caldwell; H. Caldwell; John R. Caldwell; Bertha Callahan; Lorena Callahan; Sallie Callahan; Alice Calvert; Olga Belle Cameron; Camfrey Public Schools; Camp Music Company; Frances Soule Campbell; Leslie Hinton Campbell; Loudon L. Campbell; Sarah B. Campbell; William J. Campbell; Kathryn Campen; Susan Canfield; Susan T. Canfield; Thomas Cannon; Department of Public Instruction, Cape May Court House, N.J.; Phillip Cappello; L.A. Capper; Marie L. Cappick; Margaret Louise Carey; P.W. Caris; Rachel Caris; R.M. Carlsen; Richard M. Carlsen; Arthur B. Carlson; Carnegie Hero Foundation; Carnegie Institute of Technology; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Leora E. Carney; Arthur B. Carr; Clyde L. Carr; David Carr; Howard E. Carr; Jonnie Carr; Mary Beale Carr; C.J. Carrier; Bernice Carrington; Harriet J. Carroll; Harriet J. Carroll; Ethel Wright Carter; K.L. Carter; Carthage College; Francis Cartright; C.J. Casdorph; M.M. Casdorph; John F. Casey Company; Verlon Cash; Lee Casper; Mae Castille; Helen Catapano; Regina Caulfield; Stella Cease; Helen Cecilia; Cedar Rapids Public Library; Henry J. Certain; Eva Cestone; Dudley Chaffee; Ethel Chalmers; J.T. Chamberlain; John F. Chamberlain; Phyllis Chamberlain; S. Chamberlain; Margaret Champe; Frances Champlain; Alice Chandler; Howard Chapman; Marjorie Chapman; Charlotte Public library; Clarence W. Chase; Isabel Allen Chatfield; T.W. Cheney; Loan Chesler; Mary Chester; Ruth Chew; George W. Childs; Prue Choate; L.M. Christian; Lucille Christman; M. Chrysostom; Bessie C. Church; Samuel Harden Church;
CI-CL , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 848 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cincinnati Music Hall Association; Stephen Foster Collection, University of Cincinnati; University Library, University of Cincinnati; Jean Claggett; Helen Claibourne; James H. Clancey; George H. Clapp; Claremont College Library; Philip Clark School; Arthur H. Clark; Bennett Champ Clark; David Clark, Jr.; Frank L. Clark; Mae Clark; T.D. Clark; Welford D. Clark; Evelyn Clarke; Ray R. Clarke; James Clatworthy; M. Boniface Sr Claudia; Frederic C. Clayter; Clayton F. Summy Co.; R. Gootnick; Frances M. Cleaves; Marjorie Cleaves; Robert J. Cleland; Sister Clement; Caroline B. Clement; Elsa Clements; D.M. Clemson; Malcolm Clephane; Marguerite Clark; M. Cletus; Cleveland Public Library; Mildred Cooke Clopton; Esther Closs; Robert C. Clothier; Robert William Cluthe; Mary Lou Clutter; Ruth Coble; Alfred Cobley; C.G. Cochran; Florence B. Cochran; Josephine S. Cochran; Allister Cochrane; Stanley Cochrane; Sarah F. Cockey; J.H. Cockrill; Gerald Coen; Henrietta A. Coffin; Lessie Coffindale; J.W. Cokeley; George C. Cole; Judson Cole; Maxine Cole; Christopher B. Coleman; E.C. Coleman; J. Winston Coleman, Jr.; Norman F. Coleman; W.H. Coleman; A. Coll; John J. Coll; College Book Exchange; A.J. Collins; Byron H. Collins; Eli W. Collins; Frank S. Collins; Marilyn Collins; Marjorie M. Collins; Columbia; Columbia University; County of Columbiana; John A. Colwell
CM-CZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 849 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. Winston Coleman; Comfrey Public Schools; Lynwood Junior High School; Caroline E. Compton; George W. Compton; Josephine Compton; W.J. Comstock; James Bryant Conant; Alice Conchran; Mary Concordia; Tennie C. Conger; Helen L. Conley; Ethel E. Conley; C.S. Conlin; Frank Conn; The Palmer Library, Connecticut College; Eugene L. Connelly; Charles J. Connick; Howard Conner; Werner R. Conrad; M. Constance; Madge B. Conyers; Annie Lee Cook; Mary Cook; O.R. Cook; James Francis Cooke; Robert W. Cooke; Roy Bird Cooke; Velma Cook; G.G. Coolidge; Hilda Cooling; Bobby Cooper; Clara M. Cooper; Dorothy Cooper; James Cooper; Mary Julia Cooper; Katharine W. Copley; Montgomery Cooper; Percy L. Cooper; W.P. Cooper; Katherine W. Copley; N. Imogene Copps; Don B. Corbin; Corcoran Union High School; G.H. Cordell; Carl Cordes; Cornell University Library; Henry Correll; Royal Cortissoz; Mary F. Cotham; H.A. Cottell; Richard D. Coulter; Francis Cournoyea; June Hart Courtleigh; Edgar S. Cowan; Winifred Cowan; Edgar S. Cowan; M. Cowden; D. Sam Cox; Marian Cox; A.L. Crabb; Pierre Crabites; D.W. Crain; C.B. Cramer; Gladys R. Cranmer; Crawford Book Shop; Elizabeth V. Crater; Audrey Crawford; Elma Crawford; Mary Dean Crawford; William H. Crawford; Loretta Creagan; Paul S. Cremaschi; John Crerar Library; A.W. Cripps; Geo. V. Cripps, Jr.; George V. Cripps, Jr.; Lois Crtchfield; Philip Crittenden; Pearl Crombie; Doris Cromer; Sturgeon Cromer; Charles H. Cronin; Willie Mae Crook; Willie Mae Crook; S.I. Crosby; Henrietta Crossman; Marion Cross; Wilber L. Cross; Hugh S. Crosson; D.A. Crowley; Ruth Croxen; L.G. Crume; C.M. Cruthis; Harold Cruthis; W.H. Cude; Hallie Cummings; Lucinda Cummins; Nelle Cummins; Nathan Cunningham; Oliver Cunningham; Mary Jane Curan; Albert Curry; Maxie Kate Curry; Ruth M. Curtis; R. Cusumano; Virgian Cutright; Paul S. Cutter; Edmund Cyr; Joseph Czubaja
D-DE , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 850 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles W. Dabney; Richard H. Dabney; Ida J. Dacus; Helen Tate Dailey; Nettie Evans-Dally; LaVerne Daluga; L. Dameron; M. Damienne; S. Foster Damon; Walter Damrosch; Lynn B. Dana; Kathryn Daniel; Frederick I. Daniels; Dorothy E. Danner; M.E. Dansby; Walter G. Danson; Hattie L. Dardin; Claire F. Dardis; Nina Vincent Darling; Patricia Darling; Charles Goodliffe Darlington; Marjorie Darnley; Dartmouth College Library; Margaret R. Daschbach; Mrs. Chester Dasher; Elma A. Daves; Bette Jean Davidson; Eleanor Davidson; Joann Davidson; Louise G. Davidson; Virginia Davidson; Loraine Davies; Owen Davies; Mabel K. Davis; Alice Juhan Davis; Clifford M. Davis; Frederick H. Davis, Jr.; Grover Tilden Davis; Grover Tilden Davis; H. Jackson Davis; John W. Davis; Lucille Davis; Mary Lou Davis; Muriel Davis; Paul A. Davis; Ruth E. Davis; Thomas E. Davis; Thomas C. Davis; Robert Davison; Ruth E. Day; The Dayton Art Institute; Norma E. De Ath; Betty De Freest; Elwyn DeGraffenried; Elwin de Graffenried; Chester DeVries; Heyliger de Windt
DEA-DOD , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 851 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gladys L. Dean; Ned Harland Dearborn; Mary Deemer; P.H. Deffendall; Freida Degitz; John DELANEY; A.K. DeLemos and Company; Mildred DeLoney; Bessie Owsley C. Delong; J.J. Demorest; Clayton Deming; Oscar Demmler; Frank Demms; Battista DeNale; Charles Denby Jr.; Dennison University; Irene Dennington; Dan Denny; Elizabeth Denny; George H. Denny; Ruth S. Denton; John Denues; August Derleth; Marie Dermitt; H. Marie Dermitt; DeRyter; Thomas Deruytter; Lorine Derveese; Clayton Derwig; Van Desande; John K. Detwiller; N.R. DeWitt; George Dexter; Janet Dexter; Francis Dezort; R.P. Dial; Beverly Diamond; Louisa Dibble; Harry Dichter; Barbara Dickenson; W.K. Dickerson; Katherine B. Dickey; Barbara Dickinson; Grace E. Dickson; Will Dickson; Lewis J. Dippolito; Dorothy Diebel; Robert E. Dieffenwierth; Dorothy Diemer; Meredith Dietz; Sarah Diggs; Marion E. Diller; Gail Mills Dimmitt; Martha J. Dinsmore; Dorothy Dixon; Evelyn G. Dixon; W.S. Dixon; Herbert Dobbe; Harold Willis Dodds; Mary Thornton Dodge; Lois Dodson
DOE-DZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 852 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Frank L. Doherty; Robert E. Doherty; Roger Dollarhide; Doloretta; Dominican Sisters; Gladys Domogalla; Betty Donald; Mary Donald; Jane F. Donaldson; Mary Donato; Marie Cliff Donnell; Anna Donnelly; Catherine Donnelly; H.L. Donnovan; Jack Dorn; J.T. Dorris; Carrie Doty; Katherine S. Doty; Edith Dougherty; Frances S. Dougherty; Virginia Doughtery; Catherine F. Douglas; Lewis W. Douglas; Paul Douglas; Richard Dowdakin; Margaret G. Dowling; Olive Inez Downing; Robert Binghan Downs; Glenn Dowry; Louis Doyle; Charles Drake Jr.; James F. Drake; Joseph B Drake; Joseph B. Drake; Anna Drakullic; Fred L. Drew; William Drew; Martin Drinka; J. Francis Driscoll; Emile Drotter; Mary Duel; M.B. Dry; Edna Dubois; Alice Lilly Duck; Glen Dudley; Margaret Duewer; R.G. Duggan E. Dumond; Jenny Lind Duncan; Joseph Geo. Duncan; Clyde A. Duniway; Stella Dunkelberger; Ella Dunker; U.S. Post Office, Dunkirk, New York; R. Dunlap; Elizabeth Dunn; Rush Dunn; Stella Dunn; Carnegie Free Library; A.J. Durant; Adrian J. Durant; M. R. Dunny; Cyril Dustan; F.A. Dusthimer; E.P. Dutton; Clarence K. Dykstra
EA-EK , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 853 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence Ealy; Gladys W. Earnes; Robert C. Eames; Will Earhart; Agnes Eason; A.P. Spooner; East Carolina Teachers College; Stanley A. Easton; Cyrus S. Eaton; Franklin G. Ebaugh; Louise Echelmeyer; Evelyn Eckhaus; Virgil V. Edmonds; Esther B. Edmundson; Edith Edmundson; Educational Lists Co.; Alice R. Edwards; Betty Edwards; J.H. Edwards; Kate A. Edwards; Ruth C. Edwards; Betty Jane Agan; Margaret Egan; Eugenio Eggleston; Laura Ehni; Albert Thomas Ehringer; Norbart Ehringer; S.D. Ehrman; District Attorney Eicher; Mary Eimer; Lena Ekstrom
EL-EZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 854 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles Elder; Dorothy Eldred; Wm. F. Edlredge; Mather Eliot; Margaret Ann Ellington; Edward C. Elliott; Julia Elliott; Ruth M. Elliott; B.R. Ellis; Carmen Cox Ellis; Edward Ellis; F.L. Ellis; Frances Ellis; Islea Shriver Ellis; Elizabeth Ellison; Ola Emery; Edna M. Endicott; Edmund J. Endzel; Gordon Epperson; U.R. Elmore; Emil H. Erickson; Lois Erickson; Lois Erpelding; John Erskine; Charles C. Erwin; Esparto Union High School; Martha Ortieb; Esso Road News; Grace Etchison; Ross A. Etter; M. Eugenia; Eureka City Schools; Evans Book and Magazine shop; Alice Brown Evans; Alta A. Evans; Beatrice Evans; Lewis Evans; Marquerite Evans; Marjorie S. Evans; Virginia Evans; Earl Everett; Frank Lissenden Eversull; H.C. Ewald; Alice B. Ewing; E.S. Ewing; Linda Ewing
F-FK , 1939 Containers box 25 , folder 855 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Virginia Fabre; Evelyn Fahan; S.G. Fahnestock; Earl Fairchild; Henry Pratt Fairchild; Ruth Faith; Leon Falk; Billy Jack Fargeson; Margorie Fankhausen; Billye Jack Fargeson; Louise Farha; Dorothy C. Farmer; Lucy Farnsworth; Clay Farran; Helen Farrell; Louise M.Farrow; Tom P. Faulk; Nell Faust; Frank W. Faust; Wiliam Fawley; Stephen Foster Collection, Federal Hill; Jack Feierabend; Carolyn Feit; Virginia S. Frick; Virginia S. Fendrick; Alice Ferguson; John Ferguson; R.J. Ferguson; L.S. Ferneau; C.H. Ferran; Earle Ferris; Gail C. Ferris; Joseph P. Ferry; Geraldine Fesenmyer; Sarah M. Fichter; R.C. Fickling; Herman J. Fiedler; Mary Sue Fielding; Virginia Fields; K. Virginia Fields; Cecile M. Fifield; Elizabeth M. Figgs; Lester Fillmon; Betty R. Finebaugh; Doris Finney; Jean Fire; Carl Fischer; J. Fischer and Brothers; J. Henry Fischer; Mary Margaret Fischer; Dorothy Canfield Fisher; John S. Fisher; William Arms Fisher; Ada Florence Fitch; Thomas Allen Fitch; Mrs. William A. Fitch; R.E. Fitzsimons; Carol Z. Fjelstad
FP-FZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 856 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Grace M. Frame; Mary Francine; Carrie Francis; George E. Francis; Gerald M. Frank; Maxine Frank; Felix Frankfurter; Franklin and Marshall College Library; Andrew Fraser; John G. Frazer; Phoebe Frazer; Clyde C. Frazier; Eva Frazier; Anna Del Frederic; Frederick; Free Public Library, Hoboken, N.J.; Free Library of Philadelphia; James E. Freeman; Edwin M.C. French; Kathleen R. French; Eleanor Freude; Louis Friedman; E.D. Frohman; Patti Frost; Henry H. Fuchs; Addie Fuller; Besse J. Fuller; Muriel Fuller; Ruby E. Fuller; Fulton School; Edith Fulton; Ellen M. Fulton; Robert J. Fulton; Kathryn Fultz; Florabelle Funk; G.H. Furst; Bernice Fustin; C.M. Futrell
G-GN , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 857 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elizabeth D. Galbraith; Pauline Galbreath; Dorothy E. Galladay; Lauretta Gallagher; Harold T. Gallaspy; George Bewster Gallop; Gamble Hinged Music Company; H.M. Gammans; Harold W. Gammans; William Gamper; George Canas; Janice Garblik; Charles H. Gardner; Doris Gardner; Pearl Garnas; Jess Garner; Roy A. Garrard; Helen Garrett; Jessie J. Garrison; Mildred Garrison; Catherine Gaskill; E.L. Gaskill; Laura D. Gaskill; Carl Gassett; Isabel Gathany; W.V. Gathany; Harvey Gaul; H.J. Gaul; Robert R. Gaw; Robert R. Gaw; Madeline E. Gendall; Louis Genella; General Federation of Women's Clubs; Edith S. Genn; Harry Gennett, Jr.; F.H. Genung; Mary George; M. Geraldine; Daniel Geraty; Sister Gervase; Kenneth Gfeller; Gibboney; Almira Gibson; D. Gibson; G.W. Gibson; Nellie Gibson; Willie A. Gibson; Betty Gifford; Herbert E. Gifford; Andra Gilchrist; Mae Gilchrist; D. Sanial Gill; Mary Louise Gill; Peggy June Gill; Eleanor D. Gillespie; Marion Forester Gilmore; Mary Gilbreath; Richard Gimbel; T.K. Ginn; Joseph B. Ginsburg; Ellen Glasgow; Johnston L. Glass; Robert Neil Glass; Edith Glasue; Hildegarde Glaubitz; Glendale Unified School District; Catherine Glenn; Beulah Arnold; Lucille Glimp
GO-GRB , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 858 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N.C. Godsoe; A. John Goetz; Arthur Goetz; Werner Goerner; Lena Goodner Goit; Ella Gold; Samuel H. Golden Jr.; Alfred R. Goldman; E.L. Gooch; Marie Good; Ralph E. Good; Roy L. Goodale; Dorcas V. Goodman; W.E. Goodman; Gladys Goald; Allen Gordinier; Frances Gordon; Gertrude Gordon; Lorraine Gordon; Robert Winslow Gordon; Gertrude Gore; William Gorelick; T.F. Gorman; Jessie P. Gough; A.C. Gould; Amasa C. Gould; James Gould; Morton Gould; Winifred Gould; Mary Lou Gower; Joan Grace; Laura M. Gradick; Margaret Grady; Gladys M. Graff; Ben Graham; Patricia Graham; E.W. Graham; Eva May Grahaw; Percy A. Grainger; Mrs. Rolla Grainger; Hardie Gramatky; Dorothea Cooke Gramatky; The Grand Rapids Public Library; LaNoma Grand; Stanley Grand; Celia Granger; Clifford E. Granger; Myrtle Grant; Virginia Grant; La Norma Grauel; Emil Graves; Mabel Graves; Daniel T. Gray; Eugenia Gray
GRE-GZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 859 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary P. Greechan; James M. Green; Margaret Green; William Green; Jewell Greene; Max Greene; Anna Greenewald; Marie E. Greenewald; Alice Greenleaf; Elizabeth Greenway; Thomas D. Gregg; Bessie Greer; Arlene D. Greutman; Mary Virginia Griffenhagen; R.P. Griffenhagen; Charles E. Griffith; C.E. Griffith; Leo G. Griffith; E.R. Griffiths; Charles Grigsby; Lucile Grimbley; Karen Grimm; Walter Grimm; Herbert Grimwood; Dorris Grins; Grobe Music Co. Inc.; Charles Groding; Charles Groeling; Board of Education, Grosse Pointe, Michigan; Sam Grossfeld; Frank C. Groover; Edwin Grover; Eunice Grubbs; Pearl R. Grubbs; Esther Guajando; Ione Guerard; Lee Guest; John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; Jenny Guiliano; Astaur Gulaiau; Edward Gunnell; George T. Gunter; George Gunthorp; Charles W. Guptill; Marie Good; John Guy; Henry Guyer; Luis Guzman
HART-HILL , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 860 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert B. Hart; Dewey Hart; H.L. Hart; John Hart; Martha Jane Hart; Thelma Hart; Genevieve H. Harte; Paul Harter; Alpha R. Hartley; Thomas R. Hartley; Adele Hartman; Blanche Hartranft; Loraine Hartreny; Harvard Alumni Bulletin; The Harvard College Library; The President and Fellows of Harvard College; Bess S. Harvey; Eliza Hart Harvey; Fred A. Harvey; Nell Harviel; Henry Mitchell Harvin; Horace Harwell; Clara S. Hasson; Ruth C. Hastings; Julian H. Hatch; Margaret E. Hathaway; Donn Hauck; Elizabeth J. Hauser; George A. Hauser; Ralph Hayes; Jerene Hayward; Charles Haywood; Caroline Hazard; Eunice Hazely; Charles Downer Hazen; O.C. Head; Wilfred Head; Porter Heaps; Charles F. Heartman; Ross D. Heath; Martha Hedges; Marvin Hedrick; David Heenan; Howard Heinz; H.J. Heinz; Leona Helderlein; Helen Cecelia; A.L. Helmes; Mary Help; Frieda Hempel; John Henderson; J.J. Henderson; Charles B. Haden; J.L. Henderson; Mary Henderson; Henderson Public Library; Betty Jane Hendricks; Isabel Hendrickson; Joe Hendrix; John Henley; Minnie Henley; Elizabeth Hennessy; Walter J. Hennissy; Edward A. Henry; L.H. Henry; L.H. Henry; Mildred Henry; Estella Hensley; Mary Alice Hensley; Ethel M. Henda; Margaret Herlan; Edgar Herold; Andrew W. Herron; Emily Herron; Ethel Mae Hershey; Doris Hershour; Nettie Hershouritz; Kathryn Hertz; Maurice Herzberger; Ira P. Hess; Katerine Hessler; Edgar Lee Hewett; Carrie W. Hewitt; Willa C. Hibbon; Helen Hickman; Lucille Hickman; Rita Hicks; C.B. Higgins; Dorothy J. Higgs; High Point City Schools; Aurelia Highland; Esther Hildebrand; Evelyn Hildebrand; B. Hill; Charles Hill; Claude Hill; David Spence Hill; Josephine Hill; Charles Hilmus
HIM-HO , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 861 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.M. Himes; Gladys Hine; Gilbet Hines; Glenna Hines; P.R. Hines; W.S. Hirst; W.G. Hirst; R.L. Hirtle; The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania; Wilbert B. Hitchner; C.F. Holbart; hobbies; Free Library of Hoboken N.J.; Bradford H. Hodges; Fletcher Hodges; Francis T. Hodges; Ruth C. Hodges; Barbara Jo Hodgin; Allen Hodshire; Ken Hoel; Kenneth Hoel; Beatrice R. Hoffman; Beatrice R. Hoffman; Ruth Hoffman; Nell Hogan; W.R. Hogsett; T.L. Hogue; Richard A. Holberg; Franklin F. Holbrook; Paul H. Holcomb; M. B. Holifield; Ernest O. Holland; Ernest O. Holland; S.T. Hollandsworth Jr.; Hollenbeck's Old Book Shop; Carl Holliday; Joanne Holmberg; Wyatt Holmes; Hamilton Holt; Elizabeth Holton; Holy Rosary School; Thomas Richard Hood; Lucy Ellen Hooker; Ida M. Hooss; Clarence S. Hoover; Gulah Hoover; Twila A. Hoover; Pearl T. Hope; Ethel Hopkins; Margaret D. Hopkins; Ruth Hopkins; James Hops; F.C. Hopton; Richard Hornbeck; Richard Hornbeck; Juanita E. Horner; Olivia Horner; Esther Horton; James Horton; Louise Horton; Paul E. Hosack; Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh; Grace Houchens; Harry Houdini; Houston Public Library; Glenna Howard; Harry B. Howard; Helen Howe; Samuel A. Howard; Helen Howe; Georgia Howell
Howard, John Tasker , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 862 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accept by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
HP-HZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 863 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Richard B. Hrncir; Helen L. Hubbard; Myrtle Hubbard; T.G. Hubbard; M. Huberta; S.J. Hucks; Sarah J. Hucks; Joan Hudack; Louise Hudgens; Amelia Hudson; Elsie Hudson; Rose Ellin Hudson; Neal Huebsch; P.L. Huffaker; Hazel M. Huggins; Hughs; Charles Evan Hughes; Eleanor Hughs; Grace Hughes; Horatio Hughes; Bernard L. Hughly; Celia Hugo; Julius W. Rulff; Arthur B. Hull; George F. Hull; H.E. Hull; Luie Hull; Alfred Hume; A.L. Humphrey; L.G. Humphreys; Louis Humphreys; Alice S. Hunt; Arthur Billings Hunt; Evelyn H. Hunt; Roy A. Hunt; James Hunter; Archer M. Huntington; Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery; Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery; Leo Hurley; Bernard Husband; Mary M. Hussa; Jacquline Hussey; Eleanor Virginia Huston; W.P. Huston; Mary W. Huston; Horace M. Hutshison; Tressie Hutson; Edna Rait Hutton; Walter Hutton; Nellie S. Hyatt; Elizabeth Hyde; Grace V. Hyde; Leslie Hyerdall
Hall of Fame , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 864 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes List of "Electors of the Hall of Fame" and correspondences between them and Fletcher Hodges
Hall of Fame Electors , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 865 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Verification of nominations
Hauser, Louise , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 866 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Hauser. For letters to Louise Hauser before September 21, 1940, See "Inter Office Communications." Hauser worked for the Foster Collection, separating and arranging newspaper clippings.
I , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 867 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Saint Ignatius; James Iler; Una B. Inch; Indiana State Library; Clarence C. Goodrich; Indianapolis Engraving Company; Clarence C. Goodrich; Indianapolis Times; Indianapolis Public library; David Inglis; Mary Jane Ingraham; Ethel Blood Ingram; Naomi Ingram; International Records Agency; Helen L. Ireland; Mary E. Ireland; M. Iremaeus; Janet Iray; William Irle; Richard Irvin; Flora Isaacson-Bacon; Lorenz Iversen; C.W. Ives; Arturo Ivone
Indianapolis Photo Co. , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 868 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J-JN , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 869 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J.B. Book and Gift Shop; Jackson Pharmacy; Bruce Jackson; Mrs. Ed Jackson; George T. Jackson; Louise Jackson; Mary A. Jackson; Max Jacobs; Carlotta B. Jacoby; Wilmer M. Jacoby; Ethel Jaffee; Bartlett B. James; Jacqueline James; Paul James; Addie Jamison-Butler; Leona J. Jansen; Mary E. Jansen; Mary E. Jansen; M.M. Jasperson; Jefferson Davis School; Jefferson Davis School; Jenkins Music Company; Charlotte Kile Jenkins; Florence; Herbert Jenkins; A.C. Jenks; Dolly Lucas Jennings; Mabel E. Jernigan; Board of Education, Jersey City; Free Public Library, Jersey City; Walter A. Jessup; Willard Rouse Jillson
JO-JZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 870 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hazel Jodbauer; Einar Johanson; Alline Johnson; Arthur Johnson; B.D. Johnson; C. Belle Johnson; Charles Johnson; Conrad Johnson; Helen P. Johnson; Hugh S. Johnson; Iva Johnson; J. Dale Johnson; Juanita Johnson; Lillian Johnson; Lucia E. Johnson; Lytle Johnson; Miriam K. Johnson; Native Johnson; R.U. Johnson; Russell Johnson; Stella M. Johnson; Travis Johnson; Vernon L. Johnson; Vincent Johnson; The Johnstown Studios; E.K. Flaherty; C.C. Johnston; G.I. Johnston; J.E. Johnston; Ruth Johnston; Marie Joller; Jones Memorial Library; Annie L. Jones; Carl Jones; E.R. Jones; E.W. Jones; Eva S. Jones; Florrie Morrow Jones; Helen Jones; Jack Jonas; J. Bonner Jones; Lillian Jones; Marline Jones; Ralph W. Jones; Winona C. Jones; David Francis Jordan; James W. Jordan; Miriam Joseph; M. Josetta; P. Joslin; Dwight S. Jucket; Julliard School of Music; Helen Hoke; Juniata College; Walter Justus
K-KH , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 871 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with KDKA Studios; KMOX, CBS Inc.; Lawrence Kachel; Arlene Kaehler; Margaret Kaelber; Jean Kagay; Norman Kalmas; James J. Kane; Max Kaplan; Winifred Kase; Monte M. Katterjohn; Harold Kaufman; Willard L. Kauth; Catherine Kautsch; Gordon Kay; Henry Kay; Bette Kaye; Naomi Kaye; Ruth C. Kayhoe; Pauline Kearns; Keasler and Clarke; Gaynell Keel; Grace H. Keeny; Pearl E. Keeney; W. Lloyd Keepers; Ann Keiderling; Howard Keister; W.F. Kelleher; Helen Keller; Kenneth E. Kelley; Henry R. Kelly; John Kemman; O.G. Kendrick; Lucile Kendricks; Carrie Kennedy; Grady Kennedy; James L. Kennedy; Melrose Kennedy; Keen Johnson; Kentucky Hotel; University of Kentucky Library; The Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society; Agnes F. Kerns; Grace Kerr; Hugh T. Kerr; James R. Kerr; R. Erskine Kerr; Faye Kessler; Clarence A. Ketterer; Jack Keys
KI-KZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 872 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J.M. Kibbler; Loris Kienzle; Laura Campbell Kilburn; India Killian; Barbara Kilpatrick; Marian Kimball; Jane Kiminkinen; H. Kimmel; Forrest Kincaid; Alberta Clark Clark King; A.F. King; Edith A. King; Lydia King; Caryl King; Coryl King; Nora B. King; W. Raleigh King; Mary Kipling; Raymond V. Kirk; Ailene Kirkman; Thelma Kirkman; Garland A. Kirven; Wayne Kistler; Aimo Kivinieme; Charles Z. Klauder; Louis P. Kleber; joseph Klein; Harry Klien; William Klien; C. Klind; Vivian D. Kline; E.B. Kling; Lee Barrie Kling; Maude E. Klingman; Raymond Kliphardt; Paul Klohr; Josephine Klopp; E.D. Klotz; Mattie Arnold Knapp; Harry O. Knerr; Robert F. Knight; William W. Knight, Jr.; Otto M. Knoblock; Eunice Knock; Clara J. Knoll; Myra Lewis Knox; William F. Knox; Louis Knudsen; Emma R. Knudsen; Knuth's Pharmacy; P.H. Knuth; Charles J. Kocever; Mary E. Kocevar; Theodfore W. Koch; Genevieve Kohler; Kolekamp; Julia C. Koons; F. Kooyman; Ann Koplan; Ruth Kost; Andre Kostalanetz; Ruth Prynne; William G. Kottman; J.J. Jowalski; Ellen Kowenbergh; Mary Kozak; Steve Kozen; Clara Kracsum; G.E. Kraemer; Charles B. Kraft; Doctor C.B. Kraft; Charles B. Kraft; Violet Kral; Dorothy A. Kram; Robert Kramer; Natalie C. Krauch; Grace Korous; George Kraus; Vada Hart Kreider; Alice Krejci; Eleonore D. Kresser; Kenneth F. Kressler; Vada Hart Krieder; Mildred Kristof; Herman Krniswyk; Mildred M. Kruse; Frances M. Krzisnik; Catherine Kulak; C.J. Kullmer; Felix H. Kuntz; Rita M. Kurran
L-LH , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 873 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mabel LaFaber; George La Felle; Catherine LaRosee; Ramon LaRosee; Eugene Labarre; J. Labarthe; Sara R. Lacey; Julia Mason; L.Z. Lafferty; W.T. Lafferty; Richard D. Laird; H.E. Lamb; Richard Roy Lamont; Thomas W. Lamont; T.w. Lamont; James S. Lanahan; Adelaide Kinnaman; Betty Jo Land; Ruth H. Land; N.V. Landacre; Sadie Landis; L.H. Landon; Dorothy Lane; Henry D. Lane; Fred N. Lang; Nancy Lang; Robert P. Lang; Irene Van Lanigan; Catherine Lampford; Lansdowne School District; Alice E. Lansey; Lansing Business University; Arthur E. Howell; Margueritte W. Lantz; Anna M. Larcon; Carmen Larison; G.E. Larson; Gertis E. Larson; Beth Lashlee; Rex Lashler; C.H. Lauda; Mary Laurence; M. Lauretta; A.B. Lauver; A.G. Lauver; Board of Education, Lawrence Township, Cedarville, N.J.; Orville W. Larson; Phyllis Lazansky; Ethel C. Leahy; Clara B. Ledahl; W.D. Lee; Janet Leeder; City of Leeds Public Libraries; James O. Leeper; Ruth Leeper; Leo Lehman; Marie Leist; Otlie T. Le Monde; J.P. Lentz; Vivian Leonard; F.A. Leovy; Perry W. Lesh; Virginia Leslie; A.J. Lesonsky; Mary Levin; Lester Levy; W.K. Lewallen; Ralph Lewando; Bessie Lewis; Dorothy Newll Lewis; Edwin N. Lewis; Eileen Lewis; Florence Lewis; Georgia Lee Lewis; H.E. Lewis; Elsie Lewis; Henry Lewis; Leo R. Lewis; Mary Louise Lewis; McDaniel Lewis
LI-LZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 874 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jay Layda; Liberty, McFadden Publications; Library of Congress; Harry H. Lichtig; Lightig and Englander; L.C. Liddell; Goddard Lieberson; Dean Thurlow Lieurance; Life Magazine; Mrs. Emanuel F. Liftman; Florrie Jean Lightfoot; Martha Lighthiser; Margaret Ligon; M. Liguoric; Eli Lilly; Mrs. J.K. Lilly, Jr.; Charles Foster Lincoln; Lindmarks; Hattie Lininger; Mary Linihan; Tom Link; Raymond Linkenheimer; Margie Linkow; Public Schools, Linwood, New Jersey; Miriam Bennett; Walter Lippman; Fred Lissfelt; Iven Lister; Robert Lister; Edwin Carlile Litsey; George Little; Ronald Little; Ruth Little; Annie Locke; R.E. Locke; David Lockett; Fred Lockley; A.N. Lockwood; Alice N. Lockwood; Ruth Lockwood; Beverly Loeschman; Don Loftgren; Peter Loftus; Chris Logan; Eddie Logsdon; George Washington Junior High School, Long Beach, California; Alice Long; E. John Long; Haniel Long; L.L. Long; Mary Dee Long; W.L. Longan; Ruth P. Longfellow; Clarence Loomis; Iris H. Looney; Earl V. Lord; Ruth H. Lord; Sarah E. Lord; Sister Loretta; Hyacinthy L. Lorr; Thomas A. Edison Junior High SChool, Los Angeles, California; The Louisville Times; Betty Lovetta; Clifford H. Lovett; Mary Alice Lovett; Jane S. Low; Ruth H. Low; Winifred Low; Gorden Lowden; Grace Lowrie; Nellie Lowry; Rebecca Loy; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; Betty Hunt Luck; Mary Lucian; Betty Hunt Luck; Katherine E. Lucke; A.G. Ludlow; Frank H. Lugwigs; Dunaway Artis Luke; Mary Luke; Robert W. Lull; Lulu E. Lundquist; B.L. Lunsford; Bascom Lamar Lunsford; Ernest Lunt; Dick Luthin; Virginia Lutz; Eva M. Lybsett; Betty T. Lyle; Ella T. Lynch; Lyon and Healy; Virginia Lyon
Lilly, Josiah Kirby , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 875 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly, Josiah Kirby (Dorothy J. Black) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 876 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
McA-McK , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 877 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Helen B. McAllister; Helen McBride; Geneva McCachem; Isabel McCaffrey; David I. McCahill; Herlien McCamy; W. Crayson McCandless; Rose McCann; J.W. McCarson; R.D. McCart; R.D. MacCart; Katherine McCartney; Robert McCarter; M.J. McCarthy; W.J. McCarthy; Clarence S. McClellan, Jr.; Stewart W. McClelland; Blanche McClary; M.B. McClure; Agnes M. McCommons; Charles Maxwell McConn; Anne O'Hara McCormick; Irene McCormick; McOy School; Lena M. McCoy; John Henry MacCracken; Charles W. McCrea; Bertha L. McCrillis; Lois W. McCrory; Carleton B. McCulloch; Lillian McCune; Lillian McCune; David Earl McDaniel; Mattie Mae McDaniel; W.J. McDaniel; Ruby McDavid; Emily McDevitt Book Shop; Josephine A. McDevitt; William McDevitt; G.E. McDonald; Helen McDougall; Grace McDowell; Edward MacDowell; William H. McDowell; Edna McEachern; Vivian R. McEllhiney; Robert McElroy; Lucy McEvers; Currier McEwen; Wayne McFall; James W. MacFarlane; Marie M. McFarland; marjorie F. McFarlane; A. McGarry; Nora Lee McGee; P.A. McGee; Pearl Carter McGee; Miriam McGinnis; J. Edward McGlynn; J.W. MacGowan; Robert MacGowan; Isabelle McGrath; L.I. McGriff; Asa K. McIlhaney; Dorothy McIlroy; William B. McIlvaine; John J. MacIntyre; Sidney S. McKay; Alice McKeeC.J. McKee; Ann McKenna; McKennan Pharmacy; C.L. McKim; Neil McKinnan; Vera M. McKissich
MCL-MARQ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 878 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Andrew C. McLaughlin; Edith McLean; Patricia McManus; McFaul McMaster; Myrtrie McMaster; Alan McMillan; Claude B. McMillan; Douglass C. McMurtrie; R. Gerald McMurtry; Maxine McMurtry; James B. McNair; E.W. McNamara; J. Douglas McNeil; Louisa Hauser; J. Douglas McNeil; Nancy McNeill; W.A. McNeill; Esther U. McNitt; John H. T. McPherson; Annie McRae; Frank L. McVey; C. M. McWhirter; McWhorter Music Co.; J.F. Mace; Elizabeth Macfarlane; James R. Macfarlane; Arthur Machemer; Beatrice Machette; Fred J. Mack; Jean F. Mackey; John Thomas Madden; Bob Maddock; Jane Montgomery Maddox; O.B. Maddox; Lucille Madill; James Madison; Jean Maggie; Ida Kandle Magowan; Mary E. Mahaffay; Howard J. Mahan; Karl A. Malcherek; ORvil Maley; John Malloy; Nellie Malone; Elizabeth Maloney; James Maloy; City Library, Manchester, New Hampshire; Edward Manczuk; Manhattan Soap Sales Corporation; Mary A. Manley; Jean Mann; Katherine Mann; Marie Mann; Frank A. Manny; Elsa W. Mansmann; Bernice Mantonye; Wm. C. Maple; Theodore Marburg; Sister Marcella; T.C. Marchant, Jr.; Agnes Marcy; Marion M. Marcy; Eugene Marder; Sister Marie; Sister Rose Marie; Sister Marietta; A.J. Marino; Dorothy Markette; Edward B. Marks; June Marks
MAR-MILK , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 879 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alva Marr; Helen A. Mars; H.R. Marsh; Harriett S. Marsh; Joseph W. Marsh; Martha B. Marsh; Jennie G. Marshall; Dorothy M. Marshell; Beulah Taylor Marston; W. Howard Martie; Attwood R. Martin; Betty Martin; Ellen Martin; Gertrude Martin; James Stephen Martin; Roscoe B. Martin; Kathleen Sowerby Martinson; matilda Martinson; Margaret Marvin; Helen Mary; Henry Maser; Miriam Wood Mashburn; Ben H. Mason; Blanche Mason; George E. Mason; Jane Mason; Leon Mason; Stella Masten; Lottie B. Masters; E. Stacy Matheny; A.H. Mathias and Company; Vara Mathis; David T. Matlock; Dorothy E. Mathews; J.H. Matthews and Company; B.P. Maultsby; R.E. Maxwell; Winifred S. Maxwell; Frank Max; Guy S. Mayberry; A. Mayfield; Henry A. Mayer; Aipha Mayfield; Alpha Mayfield; Annie E. Mays; Jenny Medford; Jennie Foote Medford; James Meenan; Viola E. Meers; Bessie E. Mefford; Ralph Melady; Richardson K. Mellon; W.L. Mellon; Daisy Menge; Bertha A. Mensch; Mercer University Library; Duke Cole Meredith; Cary Merriman; John C. Merriam; Myra Jeanne Merrman; Claybron W. Merriweather; Eli Messenger; Minnie C. Meseke; Julian Messner; Bert E. Messner; Harry W. Metcalf; Frank J. Metcalf; Annie Durhan Methvin; Geraldine Metier; Dorothy Metz; Ernestine Meyer; Josephine Meyer; Harry Meyersburg; Donald Michael; Darrell H. Michael; M. Michaele; Mabel S. Michel; Michigan Historical Commission; W.J. Mickel; Dulff Middeton; Kate Middleton; Robert Mikutel; Gladys P. Milby; Wilford G. Miles
MILL-MOQ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 880 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edna St. Vincent Millay; A.C. Millar; Alexander Copeland Miller; Alice C. Miller; Allen G. Miller; E.P. Miller; Elmer E. Miller; Ernest P. Miller; F.A.E. Miller; Mrs. James Curtis Miller; June Miller; Louisa Miller; Madge Miller; Marilyn Miller; Meta Miller; R.T. Miller; Roy M. Miller; Vera G. Miller; George F. Millett; Mora Millett; Harold V. Milligan; Robert A. Millikan; Robert Millon; H.W. Mills; Wilba Mills; Marvin Mills; Ann E. Milmore; Edwin Mims; Mabel H. Miner; University of Minnesota; Marilyn Minton; University of Mississippi; Misouri Historical Society; Helen Mistrik; Irene Mitcham; Lathrop F. Mitchel; Ella Brown Mitchell; Jennie Mitchell; Lottie H. Mitchell; Oina Mitchell; Viola Mitchell; Eugene V. Moffatt; Jessie Mofield; W.B. Mollard; Milton Mollenkopf; Joseph Monaghan; Paschal Monk; Rosie Moukous; Harry Mouroe; Monrovia California; Essie Montz; Sharon Montgomery; Annie Ray Moore; Arthure C. Moore; Frances Caroline Moore; John C. Moore; John Mason Moore; Louise Marie Moore; Mary T. Moore
MOR-MZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 881 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Billy R. Moran; James Moran; Jimmy Moran; Grace Nan Dyke More; George D. Moriarty; Morgan Library; Harriet Morgan; Catherine Morris; Erin Fields Morris; Harrison S. Morris; Jane Morris; Naomi Morris; Virginia Morris; Elsie Morrison; Morse and Preeman, Inc.; Morse M. Preeman; Helen F. Morse; Mildred E. Mortland; Abbie R. Moses; Martin Moser; Elizabeth Moss; Elizabeth Moss; John R. Mott; Verna E. Mott; Richard F. Mount; Irene Muder; Jane Mueller; Raymond Muller; Edith Muller; Joseph Muller; Edith Muller; Edith Muller; Joseph Muller; Jane Mulligan; Alta Munger; Ralph Munn; Lester S. Munneke; Emilie H. Munster; David V. Murdoch; Annie B. Murphy; Edith N. Murphy; Elizabeth Murphy; Mary Murphy; Mrs. Otto Murphy; Elsie Murray; Foster Murphy; Musical Forecast; Guy Musser; J.K. Musser; John Musser; Neal V. Musmanno; William M. Muzzey; Arthur C. Myers; Callie Demple Myers; W.N. Myhre; George H. Mylkes; Beatrice Myrick
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 882 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931, for an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N-NEW , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 883 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Emelie M. Nafis; Louis F. Nafis; Helen Nagel; Mauree E. Nance; George W. Nash; Hans Nathan; National Broadcasting Co.; The National Committee For Music Appreciation; A.C. Naudet; Bernard Navarre; Nazareth College and Academy; Randol W. Near; M.D. Neely; Edgar R. Neff; Eithylle Wright Neill; S.E. Neill; Seymour Neill; Lucille D. Neiter; Edith A. Nelson; Russell M. Nelson; Palmer Nelson; Ruth Nelson; Ann Nelves; Allan V. Nern; Mrs. W.R. Nesbit; Elizabeth Nesbitt; Lorrayne Ness; Viola Neu; H.B. Neuast; Wilson O. Neubauer; Lucile B. Neubert; Charlene Neuman; Nevada State Library; Carl Neville; Gordon Balch Nevin; New Republic; Board of Education of the City of New York; New York Public Library; New York University; New Yorker
NEWA-NZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 884 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Newberry Library; Harvey E. Newbranch; Rexford Newcomb; Mary Tressler Newcomer; C.B. Newcomer; Allen Thurman Newman; Nettie N. Newman; Nettie M. Newman; Ruth Newman; Lettie Jane Newton; H.M. Newton; Lou Ann Newton; Mildred Nickel; Agnes C. Nicholas; Rose Nicholas; Blanche Salter Nicholson; Meredith Nicholson; Mildred Nickel; Katherine Nickols; Linda Nicks; Russell Denison Niles; Margaret H. Nimerick; Irwin Nirnda; Hay Nitky; Forrest Nixon; Florence Noble; Lucille Noble; Marguerite Noble; Robert P. Noble; Bessie Wherry Noe; Fairie Noleu; Viola Nolt; Frank H. Norcross; W.S. Norden; Norfolk Public Library; George Norlin; Martha Fay Norman; Chan Norris; Fred Norris; The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina; University of North Carolina Press; Norma Northberg; Northern Indiana Historical Society; M. Northrop; Northwestern University Library; Ada Nowlin; Herbert J. Nudelman; L.C. Nye
O , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 885 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Oakland News; Oakland Public Schools, Oakland, California; Anne V. O'Brien; Cornelius O'Brien; James O Connor; John O'Connor; Elanor E. Ader; Eleanor E. Oder; Lucile Oeffler; Florence O'Hara; Elizabeth Ogden; Oglebay Institute; Edwin M. Steckel; Edward O'Grady; The Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society; Elizabeth Ohr; Mattie Lou O'Kelly; Alice M. Olander; The Old Book Shop; Old Kentucky Home Hotel; Harry Oldham; Norma Oldham; Joyce Olewine; Annabelle Oliver; James L. Oliver; John W. Oliver; William A. Oliver; Ebba E. Olson; Frances Olson; Martha J. Opie; Ella Scoble Opperman; Ella Scoble Opperman; Irene Orosz; Cyrene Orr; Oliver Orr; J.R. Orsell; J.R. Orrell; M.M. Orwig; M.M. Orwig; Innis Osborn; Virginia Midgetta Osgood; Victor M. O'Shaughnessy; Anne Carter Ossman; Dorothy Ossre; Della Oswald; Charles Ott; Marie P. O'Toole; Marian E. Ottoson; Gay Moody Outlaw; R.W. Outlaw; Mary Overbey; Winifred Overstreet; Anna E. Overton; Antoinette E. Overton; Ada Owen; Frank Owen; Matthew J.I. Owens; Matthew J.I. Owens; B. Bristow Owsley; Bodleian Library Oxford; Oxnard Union High School; Gerd Oyen
P-PET , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 886 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with N. Clifford Page; Myrtle Page; Elaine Palafoutas; Palatka Library; Palatka Library; Bunner Palmer; Elsie Palmer; F.L. Palmer; Frank R. Palmer; Pan American Books; Jack Pantale Jr.; James D. Parham; Vera L. Park; Achsa Parker; Dixie Parker; George Foster Parker; Helen Parker; O.R. Parker; Ned Parkey; Wonnetah Parks; L.R. Parmelee; Owen Parry; Harry E. Parshall; Lena Partridge; Pasadena Public Library; H.C. Paschall; Charles H. Pascoe; Thelma Pasley; C. Duncan Pate; Carol Ruth Patera; Anna Patricia; Patterson Library; Carolyn Patterson; H.B. Patterson; Letty A. Patterson; Herbert F. Patton; Mary Paul; Alice Paularud; Mabel Paulette; Ddelmar Pauley; Carl Paise; Rose Pavich; E.C. Payne; Enoch George Payne; George Payne; Lillian Payne; Martha Payne; Paul B. Payne; Margaret Payne; Pearl Payne; Thomas F. Payton; Martha Peach; Nancy Peacher; Della Pearce; Lin Pease; Rollins Pease; Mildred J. Peaslee; Elizabeth Denny; Mildred White; Lawrence Peeler; Julia Peery; William I. Pelz; W. Penkethman; Dorothy Pennekamp; Gertrude Pennekamp; Claude Rosenberry; Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Public Instruction; Hotel Pennsylvania; Vernelle Peppard; Jack Percival Jr.; James Dewolf Perry; Lewis Perry; Temple Perry
PET-POST , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 887 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Petaluma Junior High School; Mary H. Peters; H. Talbot Peterson; Milton Peterson; Milton Peterson; George E. Pettengill; Dorothy H Pettis; Walter W. Pettit; Mary E. Pew; William Lyon Phelps; Marie Phibbs; Free Library of Philadelphia; Philadelphia Autograph Co.; Carrie Phillips; Anne Phillips; Arlene Phillips; Emily Phillips; Frank R. Phillips; Georgia Phillips; Jern Phillips; John Howard Phillips; Nora Lee Phillips; Thomas W. Phillips; William J. Phillips; Fred V. Philpott; Patricia Pierce; Hettie Bow Piercey; Joseph Pijoan; M. Pilar; R.L. Roose; Pitcairn Public School; The Pittsburgh Press; Pittsburgh Printing Co.; Pittsburgh Teacher's Bulletin; Henrietta Plittman; H.C. Plunkett; Katherine Plunkett; Louis Pobol; Harriette L. Podlewski; Clarence Poe; M. Lois Poirtz; Florence Pola; Catherine Poletiek; Helen Polhamus; Sadie Pollard; Claribel B. Poole; Dorothy Poole; Esther Pomeray; Port Leyden Museum; Alfred Ward; Lucille Porter; Robert C. Porter; Ramsey Black; Post Office Department; Postmaster General
POSTL-PZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 888 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with F.H. Postlethwaite; May F.H. Postlethwaite; F.W.H. Postlethwaite; Estelle Potts; Lois Potts; Stephen Collins Potts II; Lois Povitz; Betty Powell; Elizabeth Powell; Gynell Powell; W.E. Powell; H.H. Powers; Delbert Prato; Ruth Baker Pratt; Eva B. Pray; Morse M. Preeman; Prescott Public Schools; Sally Prescott; Theodore presser Co.; Winona Prettyman; Allen Prevost; Ruth Price; G.W. Stewart Prickett; J. Carson Pritchard; Margaret Pritchert; Dorothy Proft; Mary Agnes Proskey; The Providence Athenaeum; Providence Public Library; L.H. Province; Thorolise; Olga Reed Pruitt; A.S. Ptak; Inis Pucket; Betty Jean Puetz; Clyde Edison Purcell; Claire Lee Purdy; Norman Purdy; Herbert Putnam; Mary Pyle
Pittsburgh, University of (General-I) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 889 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert A Abraham; Thyrsa W. Amos; Robert D. Ayars; Leland D. Bladwin; Stanton Belfour; Raymond Coss; Stanton C. Crawford; Melvin S. Crum; Harry E. Daer; P.E. Swartzwelder; Howard Dice; Philip C. Elliot; Theodore M. Finney; H.E. Friessell; R.C. Gorham; Robet X. Graham; Robert Grape; W. Hammaker; Leah Hauser; Edna Higbee; Elmer A. Holbrrk; Percival W. Hutson; Jothm Johnson; Reginald Hall Johnson; William Kern; Charles G. King
Pittsburgh, University of (General-II) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 890 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert A. Klimeheck; George W. Langdale; University of Pittsburgh Library; P.E. Swaetzwelder; J. Fred Lissfelt; Charles Lomas; W.S. McEllroy; Ruth Crawford Mitchell; William Morrell; James Mulkearn; R.J. Munce; John Oliver; The Owl; Dorothy S. Pavian; Clifford A. Peterson; Robert Machesney; Joseph Miller; Pitt Players; William O. Wilson; Print Shop, University of Pittsburgh; J.G. Quick; Carroll F. Reynolds; W.T. Root; J.B. Sellers; Frank B. Sessa; Frank William Shockley; Agnes L. Starrett; C.V. Starrett; Agnes Starrett; Gebhard Stegeman; James Stinchcomb; Mary Florence Taylor; Emma Wolfel
Pittsburgh, University of (G.S. Rupp) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 891 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp, Assistant Treasurer at the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of, Press , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 892 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, University of (John G. Bowman) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 893 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John G. Bowman of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Fitzgerald, R.H.) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 894 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Rufus Fitzgerald from the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Inter-office Communications) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 895 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Hauser; Brooks N. Sipes; Henry W. Koropal; Henry W. Koropal; Laura Mulkearn; Fletcher Hodges;
Pittsburgh, University of (John Weber) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 896 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Weber of the University of Pittsburgh
Q , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 897 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Vivian Hope Queen; Catherine Quigley; John E. Quinn; Mary A. Quinn
R-RILL , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 898 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Radcliffe College; Ellen Radar; Bud Rainy; J. Farley Ragland; Henri E. Ragot; Hettie Rayburn Ramsey; Barbara Randall; Helen C. Randall; Mary Range; Helen Rankin; Einer Rasmussen; G.F. Rassweiler; Harold Rathbun; Enoch Rauh; Richrd S. Rauh; J.A. Rauterkus; Emma F. Ray; Edward A. Raymond; Harry H. Raymond; Lois Reardon; Myrtle Reardon; Helen L. Rearick; C.G. Reasonen; Marjorie Reddeck; Van Reddick Jr.; Peggy Redding; Martha Redmond; Sequoia Union High School, Redwood City, California; Bessie Whitmel Reed; Iva H. Reed; Marshall Foster Reed; Mary Reed; Nora T. Reed; Raymond R. Reed; C.E. Reedy; Bessie Hess Ruger; Clara Reeves; Harry Payne Reeves; Bessie Hess Reger; Gertrude E. Reid; Dorothy Reid; Eilizabeth Reid; Elizabeth Reid; Gertrude E. Reid; J.M. Reid; Marion B. Rein; Fritz Reiner; C. REimer; Milton Reinert; Thomasiana M. Reisa; Remington Rand Inc.; Thelma L. Reniff; Elizabeth Renner; Betty Jane Reno; Agnes Repplier; Alma Reuser; Douglas Wolcott Reynolds; John Hugh Reynolds; Reymoldsburgh Public Schools; Richard Rhodes; Cale Young Rice; Dean J. Rice; Edith Rice; Francis L. Rice; Mary Rice; Alderic Riehard; Alderic Richard; Donna Richards; Earl E. Richards; George D. Richards; Harry T. Richards; Bilby Richardson; Helen L. Richardson; Mattie S. Richardson; Warren Richardson; Longfellow Junior High School, Richmond California; Richmond Public Schools; Marjorie A. Rickey; W.M. Rider; Ridgefield Public Schools; Charles W. Ridinger; Betty Rigg; J.D. Riggan; Emmie D. Riggins; Edgar C. Riley; Irene Riley; Martha Riley; Paul and Thomas Riley
RIM-ROSE (A.D.) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 899 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Genevieve Ringbloom; Florence Cornwell; Evelyn B. Rittenhouse; Ella May River; Leon Robbin; Martha B. Robbins; Henry Robert, Jr.; Colleen Roberts; Lamar Roberts; Teddy Roberts; W.G. Roberts; A.W. Robertson; Clara Robertson; Herman L. Robertson; Janet Robertson; Margaret Robertson; May Robetson; William Robertson; Laura E. Robillard; Daniel Maurice Robins; Fred E. Groff; Robinson Township Schools; Francis Robinspon; George M. Robinson Jr.; Helen Robinson; Louise Robinson; W.S. Robinson; Phillip Rochlin; Abby A. Rockefeller; Abby A. Rockefeller; George Roe; William Rogan; Joyce Roger; Bettie Rogers; Edith Rogers; Harold Rogness; Walter A. Rohrbach; Gertrude Martin Rohrer; Viola T. Roling; Thomas Andrew Romeo; R.B. Romine; Teckla Ronda; Eleanor Roosevelt; Daniel C. Roper; Daniel C. Roper; Rose Marie; Jessie W. Rose; Alexander Dallas Rose
Rose (D.C.) - RZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 900 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dallas Clayland Rose; Florence Rose; Kenneth Rose; Mary Rose; Parker Rose; Pearl Rose; S. Rose; Stephen Collins Foster Rose; Viola Rose; M. Roseanne; H.R. Rosen; Patsy Rosen; Sam L. Rosenbaum; Homer Rosenberger; Jennie K. Rosenberger; Claude H. Rosenberry; M. Claude Rosenberry; Ruth Rosener; A. Rosenkoff; Daniel J. Rosetty; Alia J. Ross; Hazel Ross; Marcelle Ross; Margaret P. Ross; Joseph Rossback; Gladys Jolley Rosser; Marjorie F. Rossiter; Helen C. Roth; Otto Rothert; E.H. Rothrocks; Joyce Rothrock; Karl E. Rothrock; Dirk Rotty; Joanne Roush; Florence Rousseau; Alvin S. Round; Mabel Round; J.V. Rowley; A.M. Rubert; C.C. Rudd; Junior Ruddel; John E. Rudolph; Rudy Bros. Co.; Theodore Ruel, Jr.; Carl Ruff; Lorin S. Ruff; E.S. Ruffin, Jr.; Mae A. Ruhe; Lucien V. Rule; Jean Rumry; Paul Runge; Dallmeyer Russell; Nan D. Russell; Janet Russo; Alexander G. Ruthven; Helen Rutka; John M. Rutledge; James High Ryan; James Hugh Ryan; F.I. Rypins
Republic Bank Note Co. , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 901 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book (folder 1 of 2)
Republic Bank Note Co. , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 902 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book (folder 2 of 2)
S-SCO , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 903 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Florence R. Sabin; Sacramento City School Department; Sacred Heart Academy; Sacred Heart School; Ray Saint-Amand; University Library, St. Andrews, Scotland; St. Charles School; St. Christopher's School; St. Mary's School; Pluma B. Batten; Frances Salmon; Free Library of Salt Lake City, Utah; Blanche W. Salter; Harriet Salzman; Velma Sampson; Anita Sams; Public Library of San Francisco; Jessica Fredricks; Ned Sandel; A.B. Sanderson Jr.; Horace Sandiford; K.J. Sandler; Sandler's Pharmacy; Oma Sandstrom; Lydia Santillainez; Maybelle E. Saphore; John F. Sappington; Mabel P. Sargent; Mary Sarich; David Sarnoff; Margaret Saunders; Shirley Saunders; W.A. Saunders; Lillian Saunders; Eleanor Sauville; Myrtle Savidge; Thorndike Saville; James Sawders; Henry L. Sawyers; Jonathan Sax. James H. Saylor; A.M. Seaife; Mary Scanlon; Browning Scanlon; Frances Scarborough; Charles J. Haden; Elliott Scorborough; Le Roi Scarlett; A.W. Schaefer; Frederick Schaefer; Margaret Schaeffer; Marie Schaper; H.J. Schapper; Beatrice Schapper; Beatrice Schapper; Newton Schellinger; E. Schenk; Hotel Schenley; S.L. Benedite; Sam Schiller; G. Schirmer of Louisiana, Inc.; Brunnhilde Schmitt; Eleanor T. Schmidt; Ethel M. Schneider; Joan Schneider; Vivian Schneider; Ruth B. Schnittground; Ruth B. Schnittgrund; J. Engelbert Schober; Lucille Schoener; Walter H. Schoenweis; Garnet Scholl; Lester W. Schott; Lee E. Schrecengost; G. R. Schreiber; A. S. Schrickengost; Paul Schroeder; Viola Schrolucke; Viola Schrolucke; Beatrice Schue; Hugo Schueren; Betty Schuleen; Lorenz G. Schumm; Natalie Schutzman; josephine Schwarz; Albert Charles Schweizer; Emily A. Scott; Eunice Scott; Loraine C. Scott; Margaret M. Scott; William Scott
SEP-SHO , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 904 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Cornelius D. Scully; Lena Searing; Thomas Sears; Thora Hinshaw Seaton; Henry D. Sedgwick; Marcia Sedwick; Edwin See; J.B. Seed; H.N. Seeger; Mary K. Seeley; Storrs Henry Seeley; Jay W. Seffens; I.S. Seidman; E. Seifert; John Allen Selby; Charles O. Sellman; John B. Semple; Ella Sengenberger; Mary Ella Seusing; mary Ellen Sensing; Frank B. Sessa; Catherine D. Sessions; Ruth Setzer; G.A. Severance; G.A. Severance; Elma Sexton; L.J. Sexton; William Sexton; Seymour Library; Robert J. Shckleton; Ruby Shackelford; Mary Shafer; Myrtle Shane; James F. Shankweiler; marie E. Shamkweiler; George Sharpe; Eliott Shapiro; Harry Shave; Albert Shaw; Barbara Shaw; Mary Shaw; L.P. Shawen; Joseph M. Sheeman; Minnie M. Sheffer; Frances T. Sheidy; Charles W. Shell; Hewell Shelton; B.L. Shepherd; Barbara Sheppard; G.J. Sheppard; Morris Sheppard; Sherman Clay and Co.; Betty Ann Shick; Violette Shimmin; Carol Shipman; Martha Shipman; Elise R. Shirey; Audrey Shoemaker; John A. Shoemaker; Mable Shopshire; Margaret Sholf; John Short; University; Raymond H. Shove
SHR-SMITH (L) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 905 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gordon Shrader; Samuel W. Shroder; Robert Shrager; W.H. Shrawder; Barbara Shreves; Samuel W. Shroder; Georgia E. Shropshire; Alta Shultz; Marie Shumate; Carol E. Shuster; Shute Memorial Library; Suzanne Sickler; M. Sidora; Regis Sieffert; Ruth Sielaff; Esther Sielaff; Harlan Siffond; Margaret Sigafoose; Sophie Sigela; Sigma Alpha Tota; Mary Sikes; Violet Silhanek; Violet Silhanek; Kenneth C.M. Sills; Doris Simmonds; harry Simmonds; E. Englett Simmons; Urseile Simons; William D. Simpson; Kenneth Singer; C.A. Singleton; C.A. Singleton; Hart V. Singleton; Arthur B. Siviter; Arthur B. Siviter; Frederick W. Skiff; Constance Slattery; Yvonne Jones Slover; Hermina Smetak; Arthur W. Smith; Asestiella Reynolds Smith; Barbara Smith; C.D. Smith; Jeanne Smith; Carman B. Smith; Carleton S. Smith; Dorothy Smith; Earl Hobson smith; Edward Grandison Smith; Estelle S. Smith; F.E. Smith; Francis; Francis Edgar; George M. Smith; L.R. Smith; Leora Smith
SMITH-(M) SPRIN , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 906 Language English.
SPRI-STONE , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 907 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C. Springer; W.F. Stacker; A. Stackman; Leigh Stadelman; Bernice Stagg; Helen Stahl; A. Stainforth; Edna Stallings; Montagress Stallings; Nellie Stanford; Roy Stanley; Roy Standridge; Ida G. Stark; State Journal Company; Helen L. Stearn; Addie Steele; Steffen; Leo Stein; Joan Steinbach; John Steinbach; Catherine Steiner; Donald Steinfirst; M. Stephanie; R.G. Stephens; Emma Stephenson; Grace Stephens; Emily Stewart; H.J. Stewart; Irene Stewart; Lorraine Stewart; Mary Stewart; Paul P. Still; Paul P. Still; Bernice Stimmel; Elenor Stimmel; Henry L. Stimson; Henry L. Stimson; Opal Stine; Iris Stith; Maybelle Stith; Harmon Stitt; Raymond Sable; Maude E. Stober; Thomas J. Stocker, Jr.; James Stokley; Leopold Stokowski; Bernard Stone; Billy Stone; Carrie P. Stone; Charles H. Stone; Harry Stone; Malcolm N. Stone; Harry Stone
Stone-Sz, , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 908 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Edith Stoneburner; M. Elizabeth Stong; John Storm; A.B. Stough; Johnny Jones Stough; Harriet S. Stout; M. Laurence Stout; Harriet Strader; The Strandway Book Shop; E. Wheeler; Philip G. Straus; Dorothy Bell Strawder; Wright Streeter; R.H. Stricker; Mary Strickland; W.E. Strickler; George T. Strickling; George F. Strickling; Ethalrida B. Stroh; Loilla Stroud; Walter Stroud; Mary Y. Stroup; R.A. Stroup; Buddy Struble; Marian Struble; Ray Stuart; Alma Stubblefield; M.F. Suarez; Julia K. Succop; C. Sudbeck; Ambrose Leo Suhrie; Dorothy E. Sulzbacher; Elmer G. Sulzer; William Sulzer; Herbert J. Harper; Rene Sumersille; Ruth Summly; Clayton F. Summy; Sun Telegraph; Susquehanna University Library; Louis I. Sussman; Mary C. Sutton; Swainton School; Benjamin F. Swalin; Julia A. Swanburg; C.L. Swank; J. Nell Swanzy; P.E. Swartzwelder; The Library of Swarthmore College; Angela Sweeney; Forest H. Sweet; bethel D. Swint; J.A. Sydenstricker; M. Sylvanus; Sylvia Szerkuas
T-THO , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 909 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Doris Tackitt; Tacoma School District; Bertha L. Taecker; Elois Taffe; Joseph Edwin Tague; Margaret N. Talbot; Talma Tanner; Agnes L. Tanner; Thalia J. Tarrant; Virginia Tate; Herbert Taubman; A.R. Taylor; Albert A. Taylor; Archibald Wellington Taylor; Gatha Wood Taylor; Grace Crockett Taylor; Norman B. Taylor; O.B. Taylor; Pearl H. Taylor; Paul R. Temple; Walter Teninga; State of Tennessee, department of Education; Vivian Teodori; Kathryn Terry; Henry C. Tesbitt; Anna Tesh; Texas Federation of Music Clubs; Texas State College for Women; Mary C. Theisen; Norma E. Theisen; L.E. Thiess; C.S. Thomas; Elizabeth Thomas; John B. Thomas; Rachel Thomas; Wesley Thomas; Thompson's Flower and Thrift Shop; Blanche T. Thompson; Clarence Thompson; Dorothy Thompson; Florence W. Thompson; Grace Thompson; M.A. Thompson; Helen E. Thompson; M.A. Thompson; Romules Thompson; Sarah L. Thompson; William Redd Thompson; E.L. Thomssen; R.E. Thornhill; Alexander F. Thornton; George Crossman Thornton; George C. Thornton; William T. Thornton; William F. Thornton; Margaret Thorp; Mildred Thorpe
THP-TZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 910 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert Thrane; C.T. Thrift; Martha James Thrift; Ballard Thruston; Lawrence Tibbett; M.L. Tickle; Grace Tilley; Edith W. Tillis; O.H. Tilson; Doris Evelyn Tinsley; W.C. Titus; C. Stuart Tobin; F.L. Todd; Frank L. Todd; Ida Kleber Todd; Mary Davis Todd; Hall Todd; James Tomlinson; Clara C. Tongersee; George O. Torgersen; Marie S. Totten; Betty Tower; Susan S. Towles; Charlotte Townsend; Isabel Townsend; June Tracas; June Tracas; Glen Tracy; Mary Travaglini; George H. Treadwell; Billie Treat; J.R. Treat; J.C. Trees; Katherine M. Treyens; Betty Tribble; E. Ione Trice; Buford Lewis Trimble; Grace W. Trimble; Library of Trinity College; Trinity Court Studios; E.R. Triplett; Douglas Stanley Trowbridge; Charles Troxell; Carroll Trudeau; George Tubbesing; Frederick Tupper; Juanita Tucker; Juanita S. Tucker; L.B. Tucker; Ruth B. Tucker; Margarite Tuckwiller; Tucson Music Co.; Frederick Tupper; Talmadge L. Turner; Terry Turner; W.M. Turney; Doris Tuttle; Grace M. Tuttle; Edwin P. Kilroe; Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation; Elizabeth Palmer Tyler; J.J. Tyler; James J. Tyler; Mabel Tyre; Nancy Lee Tyson
Townsend, John Wilson , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 911 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 912 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Adah M. Uhlman; M. Kramer; Edward A. Henry; Orah M. Upton; William Treat Upton; Lillian Urbeital; Marian L. Urland
V , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 913 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with M. Valeria; Rudy Vallee; Valparaiso University; Van Buren Point Post Office; Leo Van Conant; Alta L. Van Horn; Skinner Coffee House; Susan Van Riper; Edith Van Syckle; A.W. Vance; Palmer Vance; Raymond Vance; Edna Vanderhoof; Gary Vanosdule; S.F. Varick; Robert H. Vaughan; Esther Vehrs; Agnes Velus; M. Veronica; Genevieve Vessey; Raoul George Vidas; C.L. Vincent; George E. Voncent; Norma G. Vincent; W.O. Vincent; University of Virginia; Nina M. Visscher; Elsie Vitarelle; Vera Vogel; Volkweins Music Co.; Volkwein Bros.; James H. Voorhees; Lillie Pierce Voss
W-WAT , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 914 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Helen Wachlin; Eva J. Wade; Jos. S. Wade; Joseph S. Wade; Rosalie Wade; Alice Wagersmith; Wagner's; Helen A. Waite; Florence L. Waldron; Annie Walker; Mae Walker; Ova Bee Walker; George Barclay Wallace; Henry Wallace; Nova H. Wallace; Anna R. Walling; Earll C. Waller; Jean Wallace; Mary Ambrose Walsh; W.T. Walsh; Edw. J. Walt and Sons, Inc.; Francis E. Walter; Mary L. Walters; Raymond Walters; Gibson Walters; Khadra C. Ward; Ernest H. Ward; James Ward; Joan Wardell; Hazel Warden; Dorothy Ware; Charles Warren; Charles Bradley Warren; Louis A. Warren; District of Columbia Public Library, Washington D.C.; Citizens Free Library, Washington PA; Memorial Library of Washington and Jefferson College; Carnegie Library, Washington and Lee University; Washington Stamp Exchange; H.B. Wassell; Harry Wassell; J.E. Waters; Alfred Wathen Jr.; The Foster Assembly; A.S. Wathen; Thomas C. Watkins; Earl Watson; Ellen M. Watson; June Watson; Philip Watson; Thomas J. Watson; Virginia Watson; Billy Wattenschaidt; George W. Watts; Nellie H. Watts
WAU-WHITL , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 915 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Clara Waugh; Beulah Way; Lillian Malone; Susan S. Weart; Susan Stout Weart; Helen Weaver; Martin E. Weaver; W.D. Webb; Lucile S. Webster; C.D. Webster; Conley Webster; Edward Webster; Fred H. Webster; Joan Webster; Martha Webster; Carloline Webster Weddington; Betty Weed; Wegelin; E.R. Weidlein; J.A. Weiger; Fred P. Weihl; Richie Weikel; Ray Weimer; Rita B. Weiner; Ernest T. Weir; Frank A. Weiss; Harry Weiss; Sylvia Weitz; Matthew Wiley Welch; Frances Weller; James Wellard; Wellington City Council; Deloris Wesche; Beverly Wessel; Agnes A West; Gladys West; Bertha Westbrook; Harry G. Westerfield; The University of Western Ontario; Western Pennsylvania School; Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind; The Western Reserve Historical Society; Westfield Public Schools; Golden Weston; Golden Westen; Ruby Westwood; George H. Wettach; Clara Wetteroth; Arthur Wetzler; Morrison Weyant; Laura Weyant; Alma Weyer; Rhea Weyhe; Florence Whalen; Olive Wharton; Eldon C. Wheeler; Harold Wheeler; H.R. Wheeler; Lou Wheless; Emma Lewis Whitaker; Allen White; Amelia White; Charles A. White; Ohn White; Joseph White; Lucille White; William Allen White; Mildred Whitehead; Thelma Whitehurst; E.T. Whiter; Gladys Whitesell; William O. Whiford; C.E.H. Whitlock; Everett Hale Whitlock
WHITN-WZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 916 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Cooley Whitman; T. Carl Whitmer; C. Richard Whittemore; Who's Who in the East; Hugo Wichert; Mary Jo Wigginton; Lillian A. Wikoff; Howard G. Wilbert; Emilie Wilcox; Irene Wilde; Fred Wildnauer; Alma A. Wiley; Anne Lee Wilfong; Richard Wilhelm; Wilkinsburg High School; Wilkinsburg Gazette; Wilkinsburg School District; John R. McCune; Thomas Moore; Wilkinsburg Rotary Club; Wilkinsburg Gazette; Louise Diltz; Alis Long; Frank Crispin; Helen F. Wilkinson; hotel Willard; H.P. Somerville; Aline Williams; Ernestine Williams; Floyd; Fountine N. Williams; George E. Williams; George P. Williams; Helen E. Williams; J.L. Williams; June M. Williams; Margaret Williams; Sam Williams; Warner Williams; W.R. Williams; Charles A. Williams; Julia S. Williford; Willis Music Company; Augusta A. Willmering; J.B. Wills; Melvin Wills; Thomas E. Willson; B.F. Wilson; Wilson Junior High School; C.R. Wilson; Chester Wilson; Estelle Wilson; Eurydice Wilson; George Wilson; Helen Wilson; Phillip J. Wilson Jr.; Samuel M. Wilson; Lena Wimberly; Henry W. Winslow; Carl A. Winsor; Joseph Winston; Lulu Gains Winston; Ellen Wise; William E. Wise; Cora Wiseman; Eva A. Wiseman; William P. Witherow; Carl Wittke; J.F. Witte; Mark H. Wodlinger; Jay Wohlgemuth; Jennette Wolf; Jeanette Wolf; Bernard Wolfe; Edward A. Wolfe; Louise Womack; Louis Wolter; Mary Venable Womble; Beatrice Wood; S.G. Wood; Violet Wood; W.A. Wood; Womans Auxiliary to the State Medical Association of Texas; W.A. Wood; Ernestine Woodell; C.H. Woodford; Ray H. Woodgeard; I. Ogden Woodruff; Ida Lee Woody; Mary E. Woolley; Bailey P. Wooton; O.I. Worcester; Willie B. Worley; Clarence E. Wright; Edith A Wright; Grace Wright; John S. Wright; M.P. Wright; Yvette Wright; Henry M. Wriston; Violet Wyman; Juliette Grace Wynn; J.W. Wynne; University of Wyoming; Mildred Wulich; Anita Wunde
Wilson, Mary Alice , January - March, 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 917 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Wilson, Mary Alice , April - June, 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 918 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Wilson, Mary Alice, , July - September, 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 919 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Wilson, Mary Alice , October - December, 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 920 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
XYZ , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 921 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Yale University; Donald A. Wing; Yankee Incorporated; Yankton College; Mary Yarbrough; Krana Yasnitz; Elizabeth Yohe; Jay Yohe; Yonkers Museum of Science and Arts; Rowland W. York; Irene Yorke; Young Men's Christian Association of Pittsburgh; Blanche Young; Karl Young; Lewis Young; Owen D. Young; C.V. Morrison; Stark Young; Wade Young; David Leroy Yount; Kathryn R. Yurecsko; Michael Zehel; Joseph Zelechivsky; Zenobia Zimmerman; Ellen Ruth Zimmerman; N. Zitinsky
Purchase Requisitions , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 922 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts concerning office supplies and other items purchased during this year.
Foster Hall Collection (Schedules) , 1940 Containers box 25 , folder 923 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedules of activities taking place in the Foster Memorial.
Pittsburgh, University of, Press , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 924 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the University of Pittsburgh Press.
Pittsburgh, University of (Fitzgerald, R.F) , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 925 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.H. Fitzgerald of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Rupp, G.S.) , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 926 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp, Assistant Treasurer at the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Weber, John) , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 927 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Weber of the University of Pittsburgh
A , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 928 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alice Rogers Ablett; Joseph B. Abrahams; Catherine Achord; James Ackerman; Acme Fast Freight Inc.; Edward Acru; Eleanor Adams; John Q. Adams; L.E. Adams; Louis Adams; Viers W. Adams; Alice Addair; Dick Agliozzi; Mary Agliozzi; Lucille Adkins; Margaret Agnew; E.F. Ahnert; Kathryn B. Ahrenholtz; J.E. Aiken; James Albright; Hugo C. Aldrich; Edith Alexander; Robert A. Alexander; Violet Alexander; Bertha Allard; T.H. Allard; Curtis Allcock; Mary E. Allcock; Traffic Department, Allegheny County; Alise A. Allen; Fred L. Allen; Jay Allen; Nettie C. Allen; Philip Allen; Stanley Allen; William E. Allen; W.S. Allison; Emily R. Allensworth; Marshal Alsobrooks; Robert Alsobrooks; Willard Alsobrooks; Ambassador Hotel; Florence A. Ambler; M.F. Amen; American Red Cross; American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers; AMSCO Music Publishers; Burt T. Anderson; Charles S. Anderson; Dorothy V. Anderson; Dwight Anderson; Frederic D. Anderson; Mary E. Anderson; Mona Anderson; Ruth K. Anderson; W.G. Anderson; Janet L. Andler; E.A. Andrews; Francis M. Andrews; Mary B. Andrews; Paul Andrews; Ruth Andrews; Joann Anno; Thomas Anthony; Anonymous;William Anthony; C.O. Applegren; Maude B. Appleman; Rita S. Aprea; R.C. Archibald; Seth T. Arkills; Mary Armella; D.C. Armstrong; Edna Armstrong; J.W. Arnold; James W. Arnold; Hilegard Aschmann; George T. Ashton; Harry E. Askew; Martha L. Askew; Ethel Atkinson; Evelyn Atkinson; F.C. Atkinson; The Atlantic Monthly; Attic Book Shop; I.F. Atwood; Auburndale Journal; Auburndale Public Schools; Auburne Public Library; Mapoleon Aubut; Mae Aurelius; Bernice Austin; Bernice Austen; Emma Aveyard
B-BN , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 929 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Bacon and Wieck; Herman Baggett; Francis Bagley; Maude Foster Bailey; The Baker and Taylor Co.; F.D. Baker; Jacob C. Baker; John B. Baker; Russel L. Baker; Ben Baldridge; Theodore Baltes; Ada E. Baldwin; William C. Baldwin; Hugo Balzo; Ruth Bampton; Arthur M. Bannerman; T.O. Bannister; George R. Barber; T.A. Spalding; Bardstown United States Postmaster; Bardstown Distilleries; R.O. Baker; Myrtrie Barker; A. Beverly Barksdale; Spencer W. Barlow; Clair Barnard; Edwin N.C. Barnes; J. Foster Barnes; Marie Barnes; John Barnett; Harry Bartholomew; Wade Barton; Frank H. Barnwell; Mildred T. Barnwell; Mildred Telford Barnwell; John M. Barnum; Bernice Barr; Victor A. Barraco; Arthur B. Barrows; Frank Barrows; Edith Y. Baarrus; George Bartholomew; R.W. Bashor; I.L. Basinger; Guy H. Baskerville; Joe Boswell; Dan Bates; David E. Bates; G.D. Bates; Maxine Bates; Olive R. Batson; Caroline Batten; C.R. Baughinan; Kathryn Baum; Ruth Bauman; Baumgerdner; B.J. Beach; Jean BEach; M. Bealer; John H. Beam; George Bean; Helen L. Beardsley; B.E. Beasley; Doris M. Beatty; W.C. Bechtold; Ural M. Beck; Charles L. Beckett; Sam Beckley; E.C. Beckman; Gean Beckum; Margaret H. Beeler; Beesley Music Company; Orson Beesley; Betty Jane Beitler; Leon K. Belcher; D.D. Bell; E.B. Bell; Katherine Bell; Mary Sheppard Bell; Ardnis Beller; Hotel Belvedere; Charles Bendeich; B.V. Bender; Frank Bender; Louis Luly Bennecoff; Bennett Book Studios, Inc.; Lorena Bennett; Nadine Bensley; A.T. Benson; Boyd Bentrott; Jos. Bergeim; S.S. Berger; Berlitz Translation Service; Marie Bernard; Nora Lee Bernard; A.D. Bernard; Jerome Berry; Mary Bertille; Dorothea N. Bestor; Theodosia Bettilyon; Albert Adam Bieber; Marie Bienvenu; Nola Bigger; Carl Biggers; Edward B. Birge; Birmingham Conservatory of Music; Norma Bish; Fern Bishop; John E. Bishop; LeRoy S. Bishop; W.J. Bivens; Howard T. Black; Melvin Blackard; Blackstone Studios; Emma Blair; L.N. Blair; Stuart Blake; Jeannette Blawchard; Florence E. Blankfield; Elizabeth Blankenship; Charles C. Blieffert; Melvin St. J. Blitch; Ethel S. Blizzard
BO-BZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 930 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Grace Boal; Frieda Boge; Boggs and Buhl; Ana S. Boggs; Anna S. Boggs; E.M. Bogue; Chrystal Bohart; Albert H. Bohne; Elorie Boll; Porter H. Bomar; B.A. Bone; Shirley Boney; The Book Den; Alton Booska; Margaret Borland; Boston Traveler; Alice A. Bouden; John H. Boushall; John H. Boushall; Robert S. Bowen; S.E. Bowen; R.R. Bowker Co.; Mary L. Bown; A. Lee Bowyer; Martha Boyd; Marhta McLeod Boyd; Morrison C. Boyd; Ralph Boyd; Mae Boyer; Betty Mae Boyer; Noel H. Boyer; C.R. Boyer; S.J. Boyles; Thelma Brackett; W.M. Bradbury; Alice Bradford; Leo Bradford; Rubye Bradford; Donna Belle Brady; Minnie Brame; Vivian Brauner; Loala Brammell; N.D. Brant; Sara W. Brandon; Otto H. Bratz; Huly E. Bray; Floyd W. Bresnahar; Ida Breese; Lore Brenisholtz; Brentano's; Glen Brewer; J.H. Bricker; William L. Bridges; Mary Rose Bright; Nellie Brinson; Nellie Brinson; Louis H. Bell; N. Bristol; Marie Broaddus; Mable Brockman; Blanche Tylene Broderick; Robert E. Brooke; John G. Brosky; L. Brothers; Val Brott; Betty L. Brown; Donaldson Brown; Edgar K. Brown; Frances Brown; Helen E. Brown; Mary Brown; Sedley Brown; October Brown; R.J. Brown; Ruby Jo Brown; Sedley Brown; Hotel Somerset; Sedley Brown; Wallace Brown; William K. Brown; William M. Brown; Stanley Brozoski; F.E. Bruckmann; J.V. Brugger; Mary Elizabeth Brunson; G.M. Brydon; Mildred Byum; Norma Harley Buchanan; Norma Harley Buchanan; Buckingham Book Shop; Gladys R. Buchwalter; K. Bruno Bueger; Zola W. Buffington; James Builta; Edna Bulan; Marie Bull; Bulletin-Index; Robert C. Alberts; O.W. Bullions; L.E. Bumpus; Helen Bunder; H.G. Bunn; Jesse Burbridge; Helen Burchfield; Frank Burgess; Henry H. Burgum; Emily Burguwyn; C.C. Burke; John Burke; Maxine Burke; Florence M. Burns; Estelle Burns; Mary Kay Burr; Arthur Eugene Burt; Aline Burton; Alice Wilson; Broward Busard; Mary J. Busard; Carl Busch; Frank K. Bush; Mary Bushirk; Mary Buskirk; H.A. Bussell; Will George Butler; T.F. Butler; Henry W. Butterfield; H.V. Button; M. Elizabeth Buzzard; Walter V. Bybee; Joan Byer
C-CM , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 931 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles W. Cadman; Richard T. Cahill; H. Caldwell; Herbert Caldwell; Lorena Callahan; M. Callista; Helen Calloway; Alice Calvert; John Calvert; M. Camilla; Camp Music Co.; John C. Camp; H. Guy Campbell; Maurice Campbell; R.L. Campbell; Canadian Customs Dept; Mary E. Cannon; James Cappock; Orsola Caputo; Mary H. Card; Clarence Carey; P.W. Caris; Lewis Carlew; Annette Carlin; Eleanor C. Carlines; E.R. Carlisle; Margaret Carlisle; Irene Carman; Leonard Carmichael; Carnegie Heor Fund Commission; Hallenbeck's Old Book Shop; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; James Carney; Leora E. Carney; Ray Carpenter; Eleanor Carr; Loward W. Carr; Bernice R. Carrington; Emma Bell Carroll; Mildred Carroll; Rita L. Carroll; Rita L. Carroll; Iva Maye Caruth; Samuel W. Carson; Bonnie J. Carter; Esther Carter; George Rvilo Carter; Lola Carter; B.Y. Carver; Maurice Case; Martha S. Casey; Catherine Louise; Ruth Cassady; Regina Caufield; Elliott Cavanaugh; J.C. Cawthon; Sister Cecilia; W.L. Austin; Director of the Census; Central Drug Store; Central School, Athens, Ohio; The Patestides; Harvey Certain; Henry Certain; Margaret Chadwick; William Chaffee; Sidney A. Chalfant; Sidney A. Chalfant; Ruth Chambers; Margaret Champlin; Herman Champlin; J.S. Chandler; C.E. Chapman; Blanche Chappell; Sisters of Charity; M. Charley; Emily Lister Charles; Sister Charlotte; Geneva Charnetto; Robert D. Charlton; C.S. Chavis; Herbert M. Choever; Joan Chesler; The University of Chicago; Alton Childers; Beatrice Chinnock; Ginevra M. Chivington; Dorothy Christenson; Juanita Christian; Lettie M. Christian; Edith Chuning; Lucile Chuning; James R. Cimino; H.D. Claeren; Yvonne Claggett; M. Claire; Mary Clare; Edna Mary Clare; Francis Clare; R.C. Clark; E. Ethel Clarke; Leone Clarke; Marianne Clarke; James H. Clatworthy; J.V. Claypool; Clayton F. Summy Co.; Lorene Clayton; A.J. Claxton; Mary Anne Clegg; Irene A. Clemons; William Clift; Freda Clithero; Mildred Cooke Clopton; Kenneth Close; M. Clotildis
CO-CZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 932 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with A. Earl Coatsworth; Ruth Cobbe; Louis F. Cobbs; Alfred Cobley; Carl Cocklin; Liola M. Coffey; Lola M. Coffey; Annie Mae Dickersopn; Henrietta A. Coffin; Mildred Colbert; George G. Cole; Judson Cole; Ray Cole; Wilson Cole; General Coleman; F.W. Coleman; Gerard D. Coleman; J. Winston Coleman; William H. Coleman; William H. Coleman; Dolores B. Coles; Aloysius Coll; T.K. Colley; Frank S. Collins; Josephine Collins; Sara Ann Collins; W.R. Collins; J.L. Collins; Sister Columbia; Columbia Brioadcasting System; Air Corps Advanced Flying School, Columbus Miss.; Eldred Colver; A.G. Comings and Son; Eighth Assembly District, Communist Party; R.W. Condon; C.S. Conlin; Eugene L. Connelly; Wallace Connolly; I. Conway; M. Constantia; Jean Converse; James F. Conway; Edith Cooke; Gloria Frank Cooke; Mary Cooke; Richard Cooke; Harry E. Cooper; L.P. Cooper; Cooperative Music Co.; L.R. Coover; Katherine W. Copley; Grace Coppedge; Mary M. Coppedge; Eugene Coppotell; Copyright Office of the United States; The Library of Congress, Copyright Office; Francis Corbin; Carl Cordes; Dorothy B. Cordes; M. Corinne; Robert E. Corlew; Mary Cornelius; C.S. Cornell; Mary Jean Corr; Henry Correll; Royal Cortissoz; Betty Corum; Ruth M. Cosgrave; I.A. Coston; A.E. Cote; Robert Cotner; Hilda H. Coufal; Cora B. Coulter; Nellie E. Coulter; O.C. Jochumsen; Permia Couchy; Arthur W. Cowall; A.C. Cowley; John Cox; Lewis Coxe; A.L. Crabb; Elizabeth K. Craig; J. Kirckwood Craig; Rebecca Craig; W.H. Craig; Gladys R. Cranmer; May Craver; B.M. Crawford; Shirley Cravitz; C.G. Credle; E.G. Creek; J.L. Creekman; L.W. Creighton; Donald M. Cresswell; Harry A. Crisp; Philip Crittenden; Sturgeon Cromer; William P. Cronan; Mary C.; Willie Mae Crook; Henrietta Crosman; Francis Crothers; John Crowder; D.A. Crowley; Ethel Crumley; Lela Cultice; Claire Culver; Mary Kay Culver; R.C. Cummings; R.R. Cummings; Jessie Ruth Cunningham; Fay Curry; The Cushing Daily Citizen; Fannie C. Cutsinger; Fernande Cyr.
D , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 933 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Freda A. Dahlmann; Mary Van Wey Dale; Berenice Dalrymple; Test Dalton; S. Foster Damon; Walter Damrosch; Warren M. Dana; Irene Daneski; William Danielczk; Harold Stephen Danner; Michael Daniels; Ruthy Darby; Frances Darden; Ralph Daskam; Faith S. Daskam; Edward Taylor Daugherty; Sarah N. Daughtrey; John M. Davenport; Owen Daives, Bookseller, Chicago; Davis and Warde; Davis Cabinet Company; Anna M. Davis; Dorothy Davis; Esker W. Davis; Francis Mae Davis; Homer Davis; J.T. Davis; Lucille Davis; Ruth Davis; Marian Davis; Mary Davis; Mildred Davis; Robert M. Davis; Ruth E. Davis; Ruthann Davis; Carola Day; Carolyn Blackstone Day; E.L. deKieffer; De Lourdes; Salvadore D. DeLuca; Gloria DeSorde; Charles deVault; Heyliger de Windt; Nick De Wit; Decca Records, Inc.; Cayula Decker; A. Dedonis; Dorothy Deist; Christine Dillard; Rose Demorest; Eddie Denney; Dominick C. Dennis; Denton, Cottierr and Daniels; Denton, Cottier and Danniels, Inc.; H.M. Dermitt; Marie Dermitt; Hazel B. Scott; H. Marie Dermitt; Lillian G. Dermitt; L.A. Dessez; Howard Deutsch; Harry B. Devereaux; Kay Devlin; Wilmer Dewees; P.L. Deylitz; Harry Dichter; Pearl Dick; Herbert Dickson; Hubert Dickson; W.C. Dierks; Dieter; Sarah Diggs; Lily Dillanhunty; Lucille Di Leo; Charles DiPitro; Charles DiPirro; Lewis J. Dippolito; C.A. Dittmar; Aldred deGroot Vogler; George E. Dix; L. Fay Dix; Dixon; Lucille Dixon; Nelle F. Dixon; Anita Dobberfuhl; Kersey Dobereiner; Alma R. Dobie; Dorothy J. Doble; William H. Dodd; Mary Thornton Dodge; Gregory S. Dolgorukov; Gregory S. Dolgorukov; M. Doloretta; Jean Domey; Anna Donnelly; Malcolm O. Donohoo; T.C. Donovan; Robert Dorn; Jean Doty; J.C. Doty; Sara Douglas; Roger Doulens; Dorothy Dowdy; Martha Dowling; Lois Downs; Robert Downs; Herbert J. Downward; Barbara Dainer; Harry L. Dreyer; Jeanette Driene; K.G. Drucker; Drysdale; Christine R. Drysdale; Emily DuBose; Dupont; Marybelle Dudeck; A.M. Dudley; Minerva H. Dudley; Franis B. Dugan; Duke University Library; Eugene Dusman; Ruth Dumm; Charlotte Dunozin; Clayborn E. Duncan; Emily Dunn; Joan Dunn; Margaret Dunn; D.D. Dupre; Cyril Dustan; E.P. Dutton and Company; Clarence Dykstra
E , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 934 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Will Earhart; Anne Tucker Earp; Sidney K. Eastwood; Leona Ebersold; E.B. Ebbing; Glenn Ebray; Alma Eckl; John D. Eddleman; Ellen Edens; N.E. Edgerton; Betty Edison; Esther Edmundson; Alice R. Edwards; Clarissa Edwards; Fred Edwards; Addie Egglesston; Henry Ehlers; Bernice Eidem; J.E. Elder; M. Elena; Beulah Elliott; Josephine H. Elliott; Julian H. Elliott; Thomas Elliott; Margarit Ellis; School District No. 56; Clarence E. Ellison; C.R. Ellsasser; Madeline Ely; M. Emily; Gene Emory; Ralph Emory; Empire State Flower Shop; M. Engelbert; Robbye England; Miriam R. Ephraim; J. Murray Enz; Ben J. Epley; Geary Eppley; Mary Jane Erie; Frances Ernest; J.C. Erranton; Evelyn Erwin; Mary Estelle; Louvena Estep; Dorothy Estes; J.A. Evanson; Charles Pomery Everest; Ira G. Everett; George Ewald; Alice B. Ewing; E.S. Ewing; L.E. Exline; Eye and Ear Hospital
F , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 935 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Faber's Tri-State Music Co.; Mary Fabian; G.A. Fails; Charles E. Fairman; Frederick Fairolough; Falk Clinic Hospital; David R. Fall; Anna E. Falls; Eleanor Farber; Lucy B. Farnsworth; Marguerite Farian; Franklin S. Farquhar; Ellis Featherstone; Elizabeth G. Fee; Elizabeth G. Fee; Ray Feezel; Ray C. Feezel; Pearl Feher; J.F. Fenn; L.S. Ferneau; L.S. Ferneau; R.M. Fetter; James McElroy; Mary Fidele; Arthur Fiedler; Eusana A. Field; Mary Blair Fielder; William Fields; Lois Fife; A.P. Fillastre; Otto Rothart; K.W. Findley; Eninca C. Frick; Meria Fink; Ruth Finley; Firmian Joseph; Carl Fischer; H.M. Fishel; F.F. Fischer; Ronald Ralph Fisher; William Arms Fisher; Ada Florence Fitch; Harley Fite; James H. Fitzgibbons; Aileen Fitzgerald; Roy G. Fitzgerald; Margaret Louise Fitzsimimors; Carol Fjelstad; John W. Flack; A.H. Flaig; P.E. Flegal; Len Fleming; Gerald Flood; State of Florida, Executive Department of Tallahassee; Annie D. Flower; Alan Floyd; H. Alan Floyd; A.P. Flynn; Lulu M. Flynn; Marion Flynn; G. Flynn; Milton H. Focht; Gilbert Fodor; Elizabeth Foley; Lucy Foley; Calvin E. Folk; Calvin E. Folk; Margaret Foltz; Valitta Tomer; Virgie Ford; Nannie L. Fordyce; Frances Foreste; Mary Foreste; Tracy Forney; Rosa Forren; Sulo G. Forsberg; Tom Forshee; Fort Lauderdale Public Schools; Foster School; Ruth E. Dasher; Annie S. Foster; Catherine Foster; Ed. Foster; Eleanor Foster; F.F. Foster; Flora Foster; Katherine Foster; Lorraine Foster; Mary Elizabeth Foster; W.T. Foster; William Barclay Foster; Richard Foulkes; John R. Fowler; R.C. Fowler; Ernest B. Fox; Josephine Fox; Carrie B. francis; Carrie B. Frances; George E. Francis; Sisters of Saint Francis; Sister Francis Anthony; Dorothy Francis; William H. Francis; N.P. Frandsen; Edward Franford; Irene Frank; Lee Frankovich; Charles J. Franks; Hetty L. Franks; Russell A. Frazer; E.D. Freedle; Lucile Freeman; Bishop Freeman; Mary R. Freeman; Edwin M.C. French; Joseph V. Feud; Roger H. Freund; George Frick; Otto H. Fricke; Leavia H. Friedberg; Anna Friedman; Edwin I. Friedman; Samuel S. Friedman; Friends; F.P. Friesen; Frontier Nursing Service; Robert J. Frost; Faye Fuchser; Muriel Fuller; Doris Fuess; Lydia Fulmer; Oren P. Fulmer; Ruth T. Fulton; W.R. Furlong
GA-GQ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 936 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.J. Gabel; Dolores Gackenbad; William A. Gaede; W.C. Gaffin; Elizabeth D. Galbraith; Maria Galin; Gertrude E. Gallagher; Margaret Gallagher; Marie J. Gallagher; Rose M. Gallagher; William Gallucci; Gallup and Alfred Inc.; Gamble Hinged Music Co.; Norma Gamble; Harold W. Gammans; Janice Garblik; Cecile A. Garitty; Georgia E. Garlid; Roy A. Garrard; Mert A. Gerrett; Jean Garrigan; Norman Garris; Jesse J. Garrison; Florence Garrott; Carrie B. Gauzens; Eunice F. Gay; Kenneth Gehr; Karl W. Gehrkens; General Drafting Co.; Thomas O. Gentry; George School Library; Geraldine; Paul T. Gerard; Daniel Geraty; Gertrude Marie; Clyde D. Gessel; Esther Gibson; Eugene Gibson; William O. Gibson; H.H. Gieger; Beulah B. Gifford; Norman A. Gifford; Mary Ann Giles; Lorena Gillaspy; Alberta Gillespie; Helen Gillespie; Paul McBride Gillis; J.B. Gilmore; Ulah Gilmore; Katherine E. Gladfelter; Lizzie Gleaves; Mabelle Glenn; Hyacinth Glomski; G.G. Gloner; H.G. Glunt; Jane GodGold; Genevieve Goddard; N.C. Godsoe; Oscar H. Goetz; W.B. Goggins; Antigua Base Command; Gladys Goin; Abram Goldberg; Alfred R. Goldman; Ralph E. Good; Mary Louise Goodale; Dorothy M. Goobody; Catherine Goodman; Max Goodman; Earle T. Goodnow; Lois Goolsby; Frances E. Gootz; Hamilton S. Gordon, Inc.; G.G. Gosting; Katherine Gower
GR-GZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 937 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Eunice Grady; Margaret E. Grady; Naomi Graef; Ben G. Graham; E.W. Graham; Joseph G. Graham; Precey A. Grainger; Grand Book Store; Grace Granger; Robert Grape; Mabelle J. Graves; Carolyn Gray; E.M. Gray; James H. Gray and James D. Gray; Katherine Gray; Stephen G. Gray; Wilda Graybill; Greater Pittsburgh; Esther Green; Frederick E. Green; Jack D. Green; James H. Greene; Tom Green; James H. Greene; Anna Greenewald; Marie E. Greenewald; Ronald D. Gregory; Florence Greiner; Fred Greth; George Gretzinger; Christine R. Grier; E.M. Grier; Christine R. Grier; Anna Louise Griffin; Charles E. Giffith; Ivor Griffith; John J. Griffith; Margaret V. Griffith; Sarah Helen Griffiths; Thomas N. Griggs; Maud E. Grill; George F. Grimes; John H. Grimes; Betty Grinstead; Harry Grisoom; Carolyn Griser; Grobe Music Co.; Esther Groenert; John V. Grombach; Alvin J. Gross; United States Naval or Marine Band, Island of Guam; E.Y. Guernsey; Mary Guido; Kathleen Guinn; Charles W. Guptill; Suzanne K. Gussow; Luis Guzman
H-HALL , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 938 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Thorvarld C. Haaning; Betty Lou Haberbeck; Charles J. Haden; Edna Marion Haden; Joyce Hadig; Charles T. Hagan; Hagapian; Isabel Haggerty; John D. Hagon; Lizzie A. Hahn; Florence D. Haight; Haines City Public Schools; Will Haines; Myrna Anne Hale; Wallace M. Hale
HALL-HAZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 939 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arthur D. Hall; Charles S. Hall; G.J. Hall; Robert T. Hall; Elizabeth Hallam; Opal Holland; Hallenbeck's Old Book Shop; Katherine Halbman; Terrence H. Halloran; Ray Halmans; Flora Hamby; Anna Heuermann Hamilton; G.T. Hamilton; James C. Hamilton; J.W. Hamilton; E.W. Hamm; Ollie Hamm; Eleanor Hamm; Edith Hamm; Edith Hammack; Dorothy Hammer; Hammond Times; Hammond Times Edition; Hammond Instrument Company; E.B. Hammond; Walker Hancock; Francis E. Hand; Learned Hand; Lloyd Hansen; Jean Hansen; Joan Hansen; Howard Hanson; Ray Hardesty; Karl W. Hardey; Robert C. Hardison; James S. Hardy; Alvin F. Harlow; Allan E. Harman; Effie E. Harman; W.E. Harman; Leslie Harness; Joseph H. Harper; Harpers Magazine; Peggy Ann Harr; Gerald F. Harrington; Alice Chiles Harris; B.M. Harris; Edison D. Harris; Elizabeth Harris; John N. Harris; Kate Harris; Benjamin Harrison; Charles H. Harrison; Ward Harshbarger; Evelyn Hart; Herbert M. Hart; Genevieve H. Harte; Ardath Harter; Nelson Harter; H.H. Hartman; Harvard Lampoon; Edward Hastings; Hugh W. Hastings; M.F. Hastings; Wayne Hastings; Edward Hatch Memorial Shell; Julian Hatch A.B. Hatfield; A.G. Hatfield; Nina Hatfield; A.E. Haugh; J.T. Haughey; Carl F. Haussmann; June Haverstick; Aubrey Hawkins; Martha S. Hawkins; R.B. Hawkins; Frederic Haydn; Ditty Hayes; Eesta Hayes; Elsie Hayes; Hartwell Hayes; Charles Haywood; Eunice Hazelip
Hauser, Louise , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 940 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Hauser. For letters to Louise Hauser before September 21, 1940, See "Inter-Office Communications." Louise worked for the Foster Collection, separating and arranging newspaper clippings.
HE-HZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 941 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Head; Dorothy C. Headley; Porter Heaps; Charles F. Heartman; Homer W. Heathman; L. Patton; Heaton's Music Store; John Heavey; Hughena Hecht; Heinl News Service; Ethel Hedenbergh; Robert D. Heihl; T.J. Heinle; Jean C Heisey; M. Helen Rita; Christie Henderson; H.S. Henderson; Nellie A. Henderson; W.A. Henderson; Elsie Henlini; Frank A. Henrici; Henry Suso; E.E. Henry; E.E. Henry; M. Herbert; L.D. Hermle; P.F. Herring; Charlotte Herold; John J. Hertz; Blanche Hertzog; Elizabeth C. Hervey; Elizabeth C. Hervey; Eugene Herz; Samuel Henry Hess; Ernest G. Hesser; Katherine Hessler; Marguerite L. Hester; Eva Hodd Heuer; John E. Heuston; Lewis E. Hewgley; Carrie W. Hewitt; Rosie Hickam; David H. Hickey; David H. Hickey; William J. Hickey; P.M. Hicksox; P. M. Hickcox; Clarence; Ellen H. Hicks; Emory A. Hilbert; Phyllis Hill; Jeff M. Hilton; Jewell L. Hines; R.P. Hines; John Hingson; John H. Hingson; Gertrude Hire; Franklin D. Holbrook; Charles Hoag; Charles F. Hobart; C. G. Hobart; Hobbies; Fletcher Hodges; Helen Hodges; C.F. Hodgkinson; G.A. Dodson; Edith Hoffman; Ruth Hoffman; George R. Hoffman; Eva Hogsett; W.R. Hogsett; M. D. Hohenstine; Helen Hoke; Earl Holben; Virginia L. Holden; Fritz K. Holcker; C.W. Holl; Samuel A. Hollander; Ida L. Holloway; Elizabeth Holmes; M.G. Holmes; P.C. Holt; James Holsapfel; Holy Rosary High School; Miriam Holycross; Chas W. Homeyer; L.V. Honsinger; Irene Hook; James Lewis Hook; William Stenley Hoole; Ronald Hooper; The Hoosier Motor Club; Lewis H. Horton; Henry Horton; Lewis Henry Horton; Marie Horton; Marion E. Hoskins; F.S. Hostetler; Doris Hough; House Beautiful; Houston Public Library; Laura M. Houstin; Leslie Houston; Rolf E. Hovey; Rolf E. Hovey; Margaret Howay; Edith H. Howz; Georgia Howell; Margaret Howey; Edith I. Hover; Charlette Hubert; Mildred E. Hudson; Gem Huffman; Darelyn Hughes; Frieda Hugo; Julius W. Hulff; Clifton R. Hull; Maude Pollard Hull; Geraldine Hulsart; Vera Hummer; George Humphrey; Waverly Hundly; Cy Hungerford; Nelle H. Hungerford; Arthur Billings Hunt; Bernice Hunt; John O. Hunt; Ora Hunt; W.A. Hunt; Thomas Hunziger; Dorothy Hunziger; Lewis E. Husemen; James S. Huston; W.P. Huston; Judith Hutchinson; R.C. Hutchison; Margaret Hutsko; Meyer Hyman
Howard, John Tasker , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 942 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster's songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
I , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 943 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Julia Ideson; Una B. Inch; Independence Public Library; Clarence C. Goodrich; Indianapolis Engraving Company; The Indianapolis Star; Inez Mary; William Ingold; The Burgess; Ingram PA.; Borough of Ingram; W. Lee Innis; Alma Inscho; International Records Agency; Merle Irish; Alice Love Irving; James A. Irwin; R.L. Irwin; Isaacs Book Exchange; Arturo Ivone;
Indianapolis Photo Co. , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 944 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with the Indianapolis Photo Company. This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 945 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William Johnson Jack; Frances Jackson; Louise Jackson; Mary A. Jackson; Mary A. Jackson; Roy Jackson; Reference Department, Public Library, Jacksonville, Florida; Max Jacobs; W.I. Jacobs; Dean S. Jacoby; The James and Law Company; Romero James; Concha Romero James; E.R. James; L.E. James; Walter D. Jameson; Clara Mae Jannuzi; Bobbie D. Jasper; Betty Jeakins; Jean Marie; Jenkins Music Company; Charlotte Kile Jenkins; Dale Jenkins; Hattie Jenkins; A.C. Jenks; Peter A. Jansen; Esther Jerabek; Albert Jerome, Jr.; T.J. Jessup; W.R. Jillson; Howard B. Jobe; Eunice Jochums; Eunice L. Jochume; O.C. Jochumsen; Lee Joggars; George Johanson; Bassel L. Johnson; Clara Johnson; D.R. Johnson; Dolores Johnson; A.J. Johnson; Florence Johnson; George F. Johnson; Ina K. Johnson; William Johnson; Janece Johnson; Mildred Johnson; Pauline Johnson; Travis Johnson; Virginia Johnson; Cecil B. Jolley; Jack Jonas; Earl Jones; Edwin M. Jones; G.E. Jones; J.E. Jones; Mary E. Jones; Reuel H. Jones; Robert Jones; Rufus Jones; Ruth Jones; Thelma Jones; Virta Jones; William E. Jones; Woodrow Jones; Jordan High School; Firmian Joseph; M. Joseph; H.L. Joslyn; Joel W. Jouett; Dwight S. Juckett
K , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 946 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Everett Neill; Helen Kabel; Elma Eaton Karr; Paul E. Kaunitz; Regis A. Kausler; Bernice Kayser; David A. Keefe; Alice G. Keeler; David A. Keefe; Zoe Keefe; W. Lloyd Keepers; Bonnie Keith; Henrietta Keizer; John J. Kellaghan; William F. Kelleher; Edith M. Keller; Ruth Keller; William C. Keller; George R. Kemp; Gladys Kendall; John Murray Kendrick; James L. Kennedy; Lois Kennedy; Margaret Boyd Kennedy; Rosa Kennedy; Thomas T. Kennedy; Commonwealth of Kentucky; John Keough; Agnetta F. Kerns; R.W. Kerns; Willis Kerns; Edith C. Kerr; John C. Kerr; Margaret Kerr; Mildred L. Kerr; Erskine Kerr; R. Erskine Kerr; W.B. Kershaw; M. Kevin; Kewanee Public Schools; Adela Wesebaum; M. Keydel; G.C. Kiefer; Margaret Kiehl; John W. Kilburn; Laura Campbell Kilburn; Earle G. Killeen; James Kilmartin; G.C. Kimball; Misses Kimberlin; Kimbrell; M.R. Kimbrell; Orpah Kinard; Robert L. Kincaid; Charles A. King; E.D. King; John E. King; Juliette T. King; Margaret King; Clyde King; A.R. Kinney; Mary Kipling; E.L. Kirk; Eleanor Kirk; Estelle Kirk; Marie Kirk; F.H.K. Kirkland; James H. Kirkland; Henry E. Kiste; Louis P. Kleber; Joseph Klein; George C. Klick; Irvin A. Klinger; Robert Klotman; Roert H. Klotman; Christel Knapp; Harry O. Knerr; Katherine E. Knight; Williams W. Knight; H.T. Knowledge; Myra Lewis Knox; William F. Knox; Paul W. Koch; Wanda Koczan; H.E. Koehler; Josephine Koehler; Dorothy Kohl; B. Kohlmeyer; Ruth Koon; Julia C. Koons; Kopicki; Ken Kornder; Ernest Kortvely; Walter Kosa; Andre Kostelanetz; Mary Kostka; Krainik Music Co.; Isabell Kramer; George C. Krebs; H.S. Kreiling; Godfrey Kreiser; L.P. Kreiser; Mildred Kristof; Edward J. Kroen; Irene Krot; Fern Kruse; Charlotte Kuehl; Clara Kueugli; Josephine Kuenzli; Virginia Kuenzli; William Kugel; Hoskinson Kumble; Dorothy L. Kunkle; Winona M. Kunkle; Dorothy M. Kunz; Bernice D. Kurrus
L , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 947 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Fiorello La Guardia; Theodore Labhard; Jessie Labhard; Nel Laborde; H.C. Lake; Will Lake; Neta Lamm; Norma June Lammey; Richard Lamphere; Nola Mae Lancaster; C.R. Landon; Hugh McK Landon; M.J. Landvoigt; Henry D. Lane; Kenneth J. Lang; Fransisco Lange; Fransisco Curt Lange; John Scott Lansill; Russell A. Lantz; Anna M. Larcom; William Largent; Jewel Larkins; Creola Lashlee; Edna Lasley; R.A. Latta; Glenn Y. Lassiter; Rowland Laughlin; Phyllis Lauritson; Sister Laurice; Charles H. LaWall; Victor B. Lawhead; Evald B. Lawson; O.W. Lawson; Phylis Lazansky; V.J. LeBarron; Ottie Le Monde; Albert A. Leach; Leader-Enterprise; Ethel C. Leahy; Ethel C. Leahy; Helen Leamer; Ethel Lear; George LeBarnes; Will H. Lebo; J.P. LeDoux; Edward B. Lee; Marjorie Leek; Lewis M. Lehr; B.G. Leighton; Ella Leitzke; D.M. Lemmond; John Lentini; Gladys Leone; W.M. Lesher; Wilson D. LeVan; Samuel Levan; Lester S. Levy; Ralph Lewando; Elsie Singmaster Lewars; Helen Lewicki; Annie Lewis; C. Ross Lewis; Dorothy Nell Lewis; Eugena Lewis; Florence Lewis; Joseph H. Lewis; Leo Lewis; Mamie A. Lewis; Library of Congress; Marion J. Lickfelt; Marian J. Lickfelt; Goodard Leiberson; A.J. Liebe; Florrie Jean Lightfoot; Roy M. Liles; Eli Lilly; John H. Lindenmeyer; Harold Lineback; Hattie Lininger; Edison Link; J. Edison Link; Rowena Linn; J. Fred Lissfelt; Mable Little; Mildred Little; J.K. Little; Winifred Lobdell; Patsy Lochner; Fred Lockley; Margaret M. Lodge; Selwyn L. Loeb; W.F. Loggins; James P. Logue; Alice Lohrer; Betty Long; E. John Long; H.T. Long; Sara Hill Long; Clarence Loomis; Clarence Loomis; Ramon M. Lopez; James Lord; Mary Louise; Madeline Louden; Karl K. Louther; David R. M. Lovelace; T.A. Lovell; Kathleen Lowe; Lucy Lowe; T.T. Lowman; Charles H. Lowry; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; Mary Lucille; Arvilla Ludwitzke; Lufkin News; Lufkin Public Schools; Chamber of Commerce, Lufkin, Texas; Board of Trade, Lufkin, Texas; Vander Lugt; Mary Luke; Robet W. Lull; Robert W. Lull; Lumsden; Harold A. Lumsden; Harlod A. Lumsden; Alice Luisa; Mary Jane Luther; L. Lyles; M.L. Lyles; Lee Lyles; Maria Leech Lynch; Ruth Lyngholm; Marie-des-Lus;
Lilly, J.K. , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 948 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly (D.J. Black) , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 949 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
Mc , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 950 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J.L. McAdam; Kathryn McAfee; F.M. McAlister; Helen McBride; James I. McCalister; Sarah Helen McCallum; Mucia Mae McCalbum; Francis A. McCann; Florence C. McCartney; Agness McClain; Ruby Dale McClanahan; Helen M. McClean; Grace McCleary; Florence McClury; Stewart McClelland; Stewart W. McClelland; Clarence Stuart McClellan; Clarence Stuart McClellan, III; Stewart W. McClelland; Gay McCenny; Florence McClung; McClure and Dorwaldt; Robert E. McClure; Emma McClure; F.D. McCorkle; J.C. McCormick; Oscar McCormick; F.J. McCoy; Frederick J. McCoy; Emily McCullough; Herbert McCullough; C.A. McCurdy; Ruby McDavid; John T. McDermott; Josephine A. McDevitt; Ellouise McDonald; Leo J. McDonald; H.I. McDougle; P. McDowell; P. McDowell; Paul G. McDowell; P.S. McDowell; O.M. McGlory; W.S. McEllroy; Green Public Library; Walter McEwen; G.E. McFadden; A.C. McFall; Mary S. McFarland; Newman F. McGirr; J. Horace McGinnity; McGuire; M.A. McGuire; Asa K. McIlhaney; Dorothy McIlroy; James McIlroy; Amelia McIntire; Richard McIntyre; James McIwraph; Jean McKay; Sidney S. McKay; Waldo C. McKee; McKees Rocks, PA.; R. Vail McKenzie; R. Tait McKenzie; Francis McKern; J.C. McKinney; Louise McLean; Nancy McLaughlin; Gloria McMahon; Ruth McManis; George McManus; Myrtrie McMaster; Mabel McMeans; Mc Millan; Hoyt McMillan; Jessie McMillian; Margaret McMinn; R. Gerald McMurtry; Gerald McMurtry; Lois McNeil; W.L. McRae; Luke McVeigh; Florence McWhirter; McWhorter Music Co.
M-Ma , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 951 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Albert D. MacArthur; Leah MacDonald; Arthur H. MacFadden; James R. MacFarlene; F.M. Mack; Robert MacGowan; J. MacIntyre; F.M. Mack; Irene MacKinder; Jacob S. Macforell; The Macmillan Company; Jarrett W. Madeira; John J. Madigan; James Madison; Magee Hospital; Richard A. Magee; C. Major; Louis B. Malecki and Son; Arthur Maness; Louise Manion; Grace Manion; C.R. Mann; Edward E. Mann; Doris Manser; M. Marcelline; John Marciniak; Gloria Marcus; Mardi Gras; Margaret Mary; Margaret Teresa; E.A. Ostermann; A.J. Marine; Ottalie Mark; M.A. Marks; George F. Marlier; Alva L. Marr; Jeanne Marr; Henry Mars; Betty Marsch; Joseph W. Marsh; Martha Marsh; A. Marshall; Lillian Marshall; Nicholas Marshall; Dorothy M. Marshell; Dorothy Andrew Marshall; Harriet Marshall; Pearl Marshall; W.J. Marshall; Vause W. Marshall; Bela Martay; A.E. Martin; Eva Martin; Ethel Martini; Hudson S. Martin; J.B. Martin; J. Stephen Martin; Jack Martin; Frank B. Martin; H.F. Martin; Hudson S. Martin; J. Stephen Martin; Margaret Martin; S. Martin; Virgil E. Martin; Matilda Martinson; Mary Ethel; Sisters of Mercy; George Mascowitz; C.H. Mason; Charlotte Mason; Orpha S. Mason; R.D. Massee; Ruth Massey; Ina Ruth Massey; Lottie B. Masters; James W. Mates; A.H. Mathias and Compnay; Elmer E. Mathias; Amy Mathis; David Mattern; Daivd Mattern; F.E. Matthews; F.E. Matthews; Joyce Mattox; Gertrude E. Mayer; Mayfrield Messenger; Mayfiled Public Library; Alpha Mayfield; James Clatworthy; H.B. Mayo
Morneweck, E.F. , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 952 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI/ Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931, for an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
O , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 953 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George Oakes; Oatis; Betty Obenshain; Gretchen Obenshain; Fred Obermiller; Grace R. O'Brien; James C. O'Brien; Dominik O'Donnell; Lucile Oeffler; John W. Oglesby; David V. Murdoch; F.M. O'Halloran; J.S. O'Halloran; Rebekah Oldfather; Stanley Oleynik; Laura Ml. Olsen; Paul Olsen; Nathan Oppleman; Amy H. Osborn; Alton O'Steen; Clark Osterheld; Osterhout Free Library; Marie O'Toole; Betty Otte; Alice Overmire; Marjorie Overmire; Jo Ann Overton; Irene Owens; Leon H. Owen;
Pittsburgh, University of (Bowman, J.G.) , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 954 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John G. Bowman of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (general) , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 955 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Olver; C. Stanton Belfour; T.W. Biddle; Robert Corley; Harry E. Daer; T.M. Finney; Robert X. Graham; James Hagan; Lawrence E. Irwin; Thomas M. Jarrett; William Kern; Charles Glen King; C.G. King; Albert A. Klimcheck; George Langdale; J. Fred Lissfelt; Lotte Lohstoeter; Alice Martha McCann; James McWilliams; J.K. Miller; Sarah Miller; Ruth Crawford Mitchell; William Morrell; John Oliver; John W. Oliver; The Pitt News; C.V. Starrett; Agnes L. Starrett; Sylvia Wallace; Thomas Westerman;
R , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 956 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Alexander Dallas Rose; J.A. Rollings; Elisha Rosanova; George M. Robinson; Robert Ritts; S.E. Ring; Irene B. Riley; Griswold YWCA; Bernard Ragner; A.H. Russell
S-SG , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 957 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Blanche W. Salter; Paul Sann; Mary Sarich; Herbert Boyce Satcher; Florence R. Satterley; W.A. Saunders; Jonathan Sax; John Sayles; Alexander Sayles; Robert Sayles; Charles F. Saylor; Walter R. Schaefer; Ruth Schaffer; Beatrice Schapper; H.L. Scheetz; Hotel Schenley; W.E. Schermerhorn; J.J. Schieffelin; Clare Schildkamp; G. Schirmer; M.A. Schlesinger; Edna E. Schlegel; M.A. Schlesinger; Margaret A. Schlipf; C.L. Schloss; Ernest Schmidt; Paul A. Schmitt Music Company; Elsa E. Schnetz; Eloise E. Schramm; Lee E. Schrecengost; Gertrude Schultz; Grace Schumacker; Schuman's; Anna King Schwab; Alton Scott; Bernice Scott; C.H. Scott; Jack R. Scott; Louise Scott; Margaret M. Scott; Winfield A. Scott; Scranton Public Library; Scranton Tribune; Scribner Book Store; Jacob J. Seaman; Dorothy Sears; K. Seaward; Air Corps Basic Flying School, Sebring Fl.; L.O. Secord; George R. Seeger; Elfredo Seelbach; H.W. Seelbach; Lena Schon; Herbert N. Sell; Selmer Independent; Arthur P. Servoss; Ruth W. Sessions; Zera E. Setterstrom; G.A. Severance
SH-SM , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 958 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert Shackleton; Jean Shada; Shadyside Hospital; Captain J.F. Shafroth; Mildred Shandor; Myrtle O. Shane; W.A. Shannon; Elliott Shapiro; Shapiro, Bernstein and Company; Bernice Sharp; A.M. Sharpe; Nancy Jean Sharpe; Homer W. Sharpenberg; T.H. Shastid; Thomsa Hall Shastid; H. Shave; Harry Shave; Air Corps Basic Flying School, Shaw Field; Albert Shaw; Ella Margaret Shaw; Faye Finley Shaw; Philip Wendell Shay; Whilma Shealy; M.E. Shearer; Helen Sheehan; C.W. Shell; Ralph E. Shell; Leta N. Shelton; Perry M. Shepard; LuEllen Shepherd; Sherman, Clay and Co.; L.E. Sherow; Martha Shipman; John W. Shirley; John A. Shoemaker; Janis Shoup; Jean Shoup; Dorcas Shover; Lulu Shrecangost;; Orlo Shultz; O.A. Shumaker; Ann Shuman; Wilma Shuman; Daisy Shupe; Edna Shuster; Murl J. Sickbert; E. Emma Sielaff; Frank L. Siener; Elizabeth Sigg; Charles H. Siler; National Jewish Welfare Board; John S. Siles; Lavina Silver; Sara Simmers; H.G. Simpson; Harold B. Simpson; Katherine Simpson; J.F. Sinclair; Hope Sine; Brooks N. Sipes; Arthur B. Siviter; Sixty-eighth Street School; Dolores Marie Skillen; Rollin W. Skilton; Alice Mary Skinner; P.Slane; Della Slater; Frankie M. Sloan; Kathleen Sloan; Grace M. Sloat; J.L. Smathers; Albert B. Smith; C.D. Smith; Claude D. Smith; Carman B. Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; Edward Grandison Smith; Estelle S. Smith; Florence P. Smith; Frances Smith; Geneva Smith; George Smith; Gilbert K. Smith; Harvey J. Smith; Herman F. Smith; Irma White Smith; Isabel Smith; Jean Smith; Jessie Smith; Joan Smith; Leora Smith; M.V. Smith; Mary Alice Smith; Mary Lowe Smith; Mildred; Nan Smith; Paul Smith; Phyllis Smith; Ralph Fisher Smith; Royal L. Smith; Sylvia D. Smith; Thurman Smith; William Galbraith Smith; William R. Smith; Joan Smithe; Harry E. Smayer
SN-STI , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 959 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Barbara Sneath; Ruth E. Snell; Mary M. Snowberger; Calvin Snyder; E.O. Snyder's; Elizabeth Snyder; Ellie E. Snyder; Ellis E. Snyder; R.W. Snyder; Gertrude Soeurt; Nikolai Sokoloff; Lee Sombers; Lee Somers; Betty Ramona Sommer; William Sopper; Donald Souilliard; Southern Literary Messenger; Southern Music Co.; R.E. Southwick; Veneda Spade; Elizabeth W. Spalding; Florence R. Spangler; W.H. Spangler; The Spann Company; C.Curtis Duck; Forrest B. Spaulding; Ruth Speese; Dorothy Spencer; O.A. Sperry; Frank H. Spiegel; Frank Springer; F. Squires; Elizabeth Stadtlander; D.A. Stafford; Dorothy Stahlman; Hazel Staies; Annie Stalcup; Ava Stanard; Beverly Stancliffe; Grace Stanwood; Agnes Starrett; Nelle Stasukinas; State Teachers College; Erins Staten; Betty Stauffer; Harold Stauffer; Maude Stauffer; John A. Steere; C.H. Steffani; J.R. Steiger; Donald Steinfirst; irving Ward-Steinman; William A. Stekelberg; Guido H. Stempel; Edwin Stenzel; Goldie Stephenson; Walter G. Stevens; Walker G. Stevens; Callie Hill Stevenson; R.G. Stevenson; R.G. Stevenson; John B. Stewart; Lavina Stewart; Sara Stewart; Bernice Stimmel
STO-SZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 960 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry Suso; Edith Stocks; Maude E. Stuber; James Stokley; C.A. Stone; Harry Stone; Malcolm Newton Stone; May Stoneberg; Emma Mae Stopford; H.W. Stopher; Ralph G. Stopp; Harriett E. Storer; Hugo D. Storer; John K. Storr; Florence Stough; Harriet S. Stout; Doris Stradley; Gerald E. Strang; John W. Strange; Straucher; Roy Strayer; Margaret Stringfellow; Jack Stroud; Louis J. Strutz; Theron R. Stuelke; S.C. Subers; Lois Suchy; Dolores Strickland; A.O. Struck; Oliver Strunk; Helen B. Stuckslager; Mary Sturgis; Alice M. Sullivan; Elmer G. Sulzer; William Sulzer; Marion Struthers Summers; Myron C. Summers; Clayton F. Summy Co.; R. Gootnick; A.J. Anderson; American Plywood Corporation; Sadie Suntala; Claude Sutton; Ethel G. Sutton; Carolyn La Vonne Swank; Robert Swartman; Angela Sweeney; Forest H. Sweet; Elizabeth Z. Swenson; D.E. Swift; George Swinzbroad; Blanche Swope; W.S. Symonds; Syracuse Public Library; Virginia Szita
Townsend, John Wilson , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 961 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
T , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 962 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Byron Taggart; Sadie Talkington; Anna Lee Tallman; J.B. Tallman; Thalia Tarrant; Alcander B. Tarver; Oliver A. Taylor; Charles C. Taylor; Herman Taylor; Mildred Taylor; Roger T. Taylor; Samuel A. Taylor; Velma Taylor; Lulu Sanford; James M. Terrell; Paul Terrell; W.R. Terrell; W.R. Terrell; Arthur Terry; Roy K. Terry; M.W. Thayer; Norma E. Theisen; A.J. Theriault; Annette Thomas; Arnold R. Thomas; Chester Thomas; Frank M. Thomas; Jay Thomas; Mary Lou Thomas; Mary Lee Thomas; Rachel Thomas; Wilfred Thomas; Wilfred Thomas; B.M. Thompson; Betty Thompson; Dorothy H. Thompson; Estelle Thompson; H.F. Thompson; Lewis M. Thompson; Marie Eileen Thompson; Neil Thompson; Robert Thompson; J.C. Thorne; Alexander F. Thornton; George C. Thornton; William F. Thornton; William Foster Thornton; Eugene Thrailkill; Ernest Thune; Thurmont; Helene Thurston; A.G. Tiemann; Roger Doulens; W.O. Tiffany; Lucy Tillitt; Herbert Tintle; Charles Tibbetts; helen Titter; Dorothy Anne Tkatch; C. Stuart Tobin; John D. Todd; Lucy Todd; Grace Tomlinson; University of Toledo Library; Jean Tollison; Grace Tomlinson; Grenelle B. Tompkins; Toms Brook Public Library; Toms Brook Virginia; Arthur R. Tones; Myra Torhorst; L.L. Totten; Leonard Totter; Hansel H. Tower; Edward Trainer; Margaret V. Cross; Edward G. Trainor; Clayt. Traub; Emmett Traughber; Betty Traver; Jessie S. Travis; George H. Treadwell; Gwen Treasure; E.E. Trent; Irene Trexler; Trinity Court Studios, Inc.; Irma Troy; Laura Tubbs; Margaret C. Tuck; Ruth Tuck; Eleanor Hays Tucker; Mildred Kristof; Tuesday Musical Club; Florence Tully; Turner Field; Haiden Turner; Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.; Oscar C. Twombley; James J. Tyler; Leon Lewis Tyler; Marie B. Tyrrell
U , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 963 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with B.A. Uhl; Alfred M. Uhler; Clem Ulficht; Nura Ulreich; J.E. Underwood; United Service Organizations for National Defence; United Service Organizations; United States Army Band; United States Military Band Academy; United States Soldiers Home; Marion Upp; William Treat Upton; La Verne Ursing; George Urmy
V , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 964 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Air Corps Advanced Flying School, Valdosta, Georgia; A.J. Van Harn; Stephen Van Jura; C.H. Van Natta; R.W. Van Orne; Bobby van Wingerden L.S. Vanderford; Jackie Vann; Sarah Vannay; F. De Vanover; Margaret Vargo; George L. Varnes; Caroline R. Vaughan; Robert H. Vaughan; T.C. Vaughn; Gladys Vause; R.B. Veach; Jerome A. Vernazza; Verne's Book Shop; Edith Vernon; F.B. Vesper; Vivian Viall; Amanda Vierheller; Irvin J. Vidacovich; Amanda Vierheller; John L. Voelker; Benedict Field, St. Croix, Virgin Islands; Dorothy van Richter
W-WH , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 965 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lillian Malone; Walter Sickles; Station WWSW; Rosalie Wade; Press Waggoner; Cecelia F. Wagner; George N. Wakefield; Daniel T. Walden; Alice W. Walker; Eleanor E. Walker; Harry Walker; Jane Walker; Mae Walker; Minnie H. Wallace; Roy J. Wallace; Earl Wallick; C. Lawrence Walsh; Alice Walters; Raymond Walters; W. Gibson Walters; Marie Walther; War Department; Howard C. Bronson; Norma Lee Ward; Sylvan D. Ward; Alexander H. Ware; Margaret Ware; Warner Bros.; Alvah Hall Warren, Jr.; Betty Warren; Charles Bradley Warren; James A. Warren; Richard F. Warren; Washington and Jefferson College; Washington Stamp Exchange; Delwin Waterman; Warren E. Waters; A.S. Wathen; Otto C. Watkins; Alan Watrous; Dorothy Watson; Elizabeth Watson; Effic Watt; Jane Watt; Waukegan Public Library; Leora Weaver; B.P. Webb; Walter E. Webb; Peggy Webster; Dales R. Wees; Laura C. Wegner; E.L.B. Weimer; Ruth Weisshaupt; R. Weisshaupt; Lelara Welch; Matthew Wiley Welch; James Wellard; Francs G. Weller; James B. Welles; Ann Welling; Grace Wells; Naomi Wells; Gertrude Welsh; Henry C. Welsh, Jr; Margaret M. Welsh; Paul R. Wendt; R.S. Wentworth; Llewellyn Werner; Adela Wesebaum; Clifford Wesselmann; West Penn Hospital; Agnes A. West; Dixie West; Florence Westbrook; George F. Westerman; Western Pennsylvania Hospital; Louise St. John Westervelt; George H. Wettach; A. Wetzel; Stella Wetzel; Catherine L. Wev; Midred Whalen; C.W. Whitacre; Emma Lewis Whitaker; Amelia White; Clyde White; Jacob White; John White; E.T. Whiter; L.S. White; Rita Whiteman; C.E.H. Whitlock; Whitlock's; Grace Whitney; Who's Who in the East
WI-WZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 966 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J.M. Wiant; J.O. Wible; Gualt Widdowson; Charles Victor Wick; Dolores Wiegand; Helena Wiegoner; H. Wieland; Paul Wiggin; Stephen J. Wigmore; Ann Wilby; Eleanor S. Wilby; Fannie M. Wilcox; Alma A. Wiley; Billie Williams; Dwight M. Wilhelm; Joe F. Wilkes; Wilkes-Barre Public Schools; Helen Wilkins; Wilkinson Equipment Company; J. Wilkinson; Jean Willard; E.J. Willbanks; Edward J. Willbanks; Dorothy Willenbesker; Williams Book Store; Alfred Williams; E.A. Williams; Williams Flower Shop; Carroll Williams; Florence Williams; Floyd E. Williams; Edith G. Williams; Helen W. Williams; Jessie Williams; Julia Williams; Leon F. Williams; Lucille L. Williams; Margaret E. Williams; R.C. Williams; Sarah Alice Williams; Susie E. Williams; Warner Williams; A.C. Williamson; Louisa Willington; Dorothy Willis; Lucetta M. Willis; F.M. Willis; Augusta A. Willmering; Carolyn Wilson; Chester H. Wilson; Elizabeth T. Wilson; George Wilson; Ellender Wilson; H.W. Wilson Company; Iva Wilson; John B. Wilson; Lawrence Wilson; Frances Wilson; H.W. Company; Wilfred C. Wilson; Georgia Wimberley; E.R. Winckler; Albert T. Winkelmann; Albert T. Winkelmann; Henry W. Winslow; P.B. Wintersteen; Frescott B. Winterscreen; Sara Winters; William B. Wisdom; Jewel Wise; Ruby Wise; Dorothy Martin Weiseman; Pauline Wisner; V.R. Wittenbeck; Carl Wittke; William Woestehoff; Bernard Wolfe; Eloise Wolfer; Director of Nurses, Women's Hospital; Woman's Hospital; H.U. Wood; K.B. Wood; Lyle E. Wood; W.A. Wood; Woodbury and Company; A.E. Shepard; W.E. Woodruff; E.C. Woods; W.W. Woodside; William W. Woodside; Woodstock Public Schools; Woodstock Herald; Samuel Woodward; T.F. Woodward; Kathryn Woody; Alexander Woollcott; Mary E. Woolley; Harold A. Wooster; J. Kyle Work; W.A. Worton; Edith A. Wright; W.M. Wright; Sarellen M. Wuest; Wunderly Brothers; T.B. Wylie; Geneva T. Wynn
Wilson, Mary Alice I , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 967 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Wilson, Mary Alice II , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 968 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
XYZ , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 969 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Vidalia Yanley; Wanda Yarbrough; Helen E. Yates; Leslie Yaw; Catherine Yerashes; Jean Yodler; Betty Jean Yoders; Yoke Book Shop; Frank P. York; Rowland W. York; Kalon Youmans; Young Men's Christian Association of Pittsburgh; Blanche Young; Emma Young; John S.E. Young; Lewis E. Young; Mary Young; Shirley Jane Young; Stark Young; W.L. Young; Mary Yvonne; Eva Zachary; Julia M. Zacur; George D. Zegolis; C.A. Zeigler; M.C. Zeller; Anne Zelvis; H.A. Ziel; Hermann A. Ziel; H.E. Zimmerman; E. Zimmerman; Mary Zucchero
Foster Hall Collection, University of Pittsburgh Requisitions , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 970 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts concerning office supplies and other items purchased during this year.
Foster Hall Collection Schedules, , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 971 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedules of activities taking place in the Foster Memorial
A , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 972 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Salley Abey; Alice Rogers Ablett; S.M. Abrahams; F.C. Acker; Frank Adamek; E.E. Adams; Fred Adams; Margaret Agnew; Sister M. Albertina; Hugo C. Aldrich; Victor Alessandro; Lee F. Alger; Clyde M. Allam; Perry C. Allen; Stanley Allen; Elaine Allison; Aline Allison; Gertrude L. Allison; Forrest H. Alter; American Association of Museums; American Library Service; The American News Company; American Red Cross; American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers; Beatrice Amey; Amsco Music Publishing Co. Inc.; Alfred N. Anderson; Charles S. Anderson; H.B. Anderson; Mary E. Anderson; Stewart Anderson; Wallace G. Anderson; C. Langley Andrews; J. Cutler Andrews; B. Andrews; Paul Andrews; W.M. Andrews; Sister Ann; Barbara Apking; R.C. Archibald R.C. Archibald; C.F.C. Arensberg; Lucy H. Arnold; W.B. Arnold; William B. Arnold; Fred Aronson; Julius Arth; Harry E. Askew; Nancy Atkins; Nelle M. Atsberger; Attleboro Public Library; Audio Scriptions; Bernice Austin; Andrey Avinoff; A.E. Ayer; Claire Ayotte
B-BI , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 973 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Helen Babcock; Harry Bach; Bacon and Wieck, Inc.; Ruth Bailey; Charles W. Baird; Louis Baker; Baker and Taylor; William Baldauff; John Baldelli; John M. Baldelli; Warren Balentine; Edolena Ball; Robert S. ball; Layton Balliet; George R. Barber; Clifford Barbour; Elizabeth A. Barclay; R.L. Barclay; A.L. Barclay; S.A. Bard; Elizabeth J. Bardes; J.F. Conway; City of Bardstown; A.B. Barksdale; Stuart Barlass; Edwin N.C. Barnes; Morgan Barnes; Barnes and Noble; A.P. Barnhart; Harold K. Barnhart; Grace Barr; P. Barraca; Victor A. Barraco; C.R. Barrington; Emma Barth; Harry Bartholomew; Mildred Bartle; Bartram School; Victor M. Bartulis; Ruth Bauman; Marvin O. Baxter; Florence Baylor; Edward G. Baynham; Harvey Bazar; May Beale; Charles Beam; Frederick S. Bear; Louis J Beasley; Helen E. Becker; Mary Louise Becker; Calvin Beckett; Ola. Beckett; E.C. Beckman; Adelia Beckstrom; Agnes M. Bedell; Bedford Road Collegiate Institute; Clara L. Behrens; Minnie S. Behrens; John Belardi; J. Belardi; John A. Belcher; James Bell; Joseph R. Bell; Katherine Bell; W.M. Bell; Charles Belz; Helen Bender; Albert Benshaw; A. Benshaw; Carol Bentz; M. Bernice; William A. Berg; Robert M. Berglund; Eugene J. Bergmann; M. Bernadette; Lola Bevington; Raymond H. Beyerlein; ; Marshall Browell; Marshall Bidwell; Albert A. Bieber; Albert Adam Bieber; Elaine Bieber; Lillian Bier; Robert L. Bierly; Louis John Bigler; E.J. Binotti; Edward B. Birge; Maargaret H. Bishop; Mary Jane Bishop; H.W. Bishop; Roy E. Bishop; Chaplain Roy E. Bishop; High School Bismarck; D.C. Bissinger; Helen Bisz; Wayne S. Bitting; George A. Bivans
BL-BZ , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 974 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Arlene Blackburn; Nelson Blackburn; Russell J. Blair; Roselyn Beam; Everette Beskirk; Zirian Blish; William Blombren; W.B. Bloss; Renee Blue; Bodley Book Shop; P.J. McGrath; William G. Boggs; Elorie Boll; Kenneth E. Boll; Ruth Bollbach; Esther Bollinger; Gene E. Bommhardt; Michael Bongo; J.O. Booker; Alton Booska; S.R. Boslet; Alice A. Bouden; Beecher S. Bowdish; Artie Bowen; Kathryn Marriott Bowlby; Richard Bowles; Ameda Jane Boyer; Marie Boyer; William E. Boyles; Wyman P. Boynton; Sara Lee Bracy; Henry Brady; Daniel F. Braen; Thomas W. Bramhall; Sara W. Brandon; H.G. Brannen; G.W. Brashears; Linda Braun; Elton Bray; H.K. Breckenridge; John Bregger; Clyde E. Brenton; Clyde C. Brenton; Karl B. Bretzfelder; Jefferson J. Brewer; A.C. Brice; Albert Brice; J.H. Bricker; Bille G. Bricker; J.H. Bricker; Helen S. Briggle; C.A. Briggle; Helen S. Briggle; Orren Briggs; N.B. Briscoe; S. Brithinee; Charles Brobst; Dora Brock; Arthur B. Briockless; Macy J. Bradie; Robert E. Brooke; Karl L. Brooks; John Willard Broom; Ken Broomell; J.B. Brower; Donald Brown; Donaldson Brown; Dorothy A. Brown; E.C. Brown; Edward C. Brown; Sedley Brown; H.V. Brown; Harold Brown; Mary Brown; Mildred Brown; Paul K. Brown; V.S. Brown; Brown University Library; Stanley Brozoski; Janice Bruck; F.E. Bruckmann; L.C. Bryan; Robert Bryan; Jane C. Bryce; R.H. Bryson; William Buchanan; Virginia Bucklew; Irene Buckley; Amy Bullard; Bulletin Index; Dorothy Bullock; William R. Bullock; Irise Burbage; Bob Burch; Usher L. Burdick; Gene Burger; Fred Ross Burgess; Ray H. Burley; Fred Burnham; Ethel Burns; Marion L. Burns; Waters F. Burrows; H.J. Burt; Millard P. Burt; Broward Busard; Carl R. Busch; Doris Bush; Frank A. Bush; George Bush; Eleanor H. Bussell; John E. Butler; Henry W. Butterfield; Mark Byron
C , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 975 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ralph Cain; R.D. Calhoun; Robert Call; John R. Callahan; Lorena Callahan; R.D. Calhoun; Callely, Mary A.; Cameron, Carl E; Cameron, J.W.; Twila Camp; H.D. Campbell; Leslie Hinton Campbell; Mildred Campbell; Nelson Campbell; H.D. Campbell; Robert J. Campbell; Tom A. Campbell; John H. Cantrell; Joseph T. Caragher; Vincent S. Carberry; Lewis Corlew; Annette Carlin; E.C. Carlinc; E.R. Carlisle; Arthur B. Carlson; Patrick Carlton; Eldon E. Carman; Carol Carmichael; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Elizabeth Carney; Lucie V. Carpenito; W. P. Carpenter; George W. Carroll; J.L. Carson; E.B.M. Casey; M. Celine; Central Drug Store; War Relocation Authority, Central Utah Project; Charles F. Ernst; Henry J. Certain; Louise Chadwick; Sidney Chalfant; Francis B. Chalifoux; John F. Chalker; Elmer R. Chamnes; Grace Chapin; Arthur L. Chapman; Bruce Chapman; Vita M. Chapman; Geneva Charette; M. Charles; Chartier, Thora; Chathan Towship School; Rhea Chedester; Ruth Chelnick; The University of Chicago; Emma Childs; W.B. Chilton; William D. Chrietzberg; Lund Christinsen; Ole Christianson; G.H. Christin; Henry Chura; S.H. Church; Samuel Harden Church; Ovideo Ciaccarini; Thomas Clark; Alden C. Clark; Joseph C. Clark; R.C. Clark; Thomas D. Clark; Tom Clark; George L. Clarke; John Clarke; James H. Clatworthy; Frances Cleary; Sister M. Clement; Irene Clemons; Daniel M. Clemson; Cleveland Public Library; Reginald E. Clevett; Wm. Clift; Reverend Kenneth Close; G.A. Coas; Theresa Cocca; Lola M. Coffeet; G.T. Coggswell; Sidney Cohen; Marlon Cohn; Charles N. Cole; Judsen Cole; Lucy Cole; J. Winston Coleman Jr.; Collectors Bookshop; College Book Exchange; Eleanor Reid; Byron Hone Collins; John R. Collison; Colorado River Relocation Project; Brace Conning; Frank Conway; Norma G. Conway; J.F. Conway; Robert Cook; T.C. Cook; Walter I. Cook; Gloria Cooke; Richard Cooke; Elizabeth Ruth Cooling; Madeline Cooney; N.R. Cooper; Katherine W. Copley; Dora Cordery; Carl Cordes; Valentine Cornelius; Dorothy Cornish; Forrest G. Cotton; R.M. Cowan; Henry Cowell; Vida W. Cowin; Dana L. Cox; Crawford A. Coy; Mary Coyle; Charles B. Craft; F.S. Craig; Helen M. Crane; Paul Crank; Gale Craven; A.E. Crawford; Sam U. Crawford; Sam U. Crawford; E.D. Crites; Phillip Lee Crittenden; Charles W. Crommett; H.K. Cronk; H.L. Crooks; W.D. Crooks; Henrietta Crosman; Daniel Culhane; Cumberland University; William H. Curran; Curtis Publishing Company; R.L. Cusac
Republic Bank Note Co. , 1941 Containers box 25 , folder 976 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
D , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 977 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ida J. Dacus; Richard V. Daggett; Owen P. Daly; Frederick A. Danforth; George J. Welsh; Rebecca Daniel; William Danielczk; Isabel Dansiger; Dartmouth College Library; Elsie J. Dau; Mary Agner Daugherty; Davey C. Davies; Hilda M. Jean Davies; Albert T. Davis; Anna P. Davis; H.S. Davis; Harry Davis; Hemer F. Davis; Hugh D. Daivs; J.A. Davis; J. Bryan Davis; Kathleen M. Davis; Lucille Davis; Margaret Davis; Mildred Davis; Paul Davis; Paul F. Davis; Philip Davis; Sam W. Davis; Tom Pears, David and Warde, Inc; Emmett Davison; F.C. Day; Edward L. Dean; Carola Decker; Gilbert S. Decker; James V. Deegan; George Deering; Mary E. Deering; W.B. Delaporte; Hester J. Deller; Lios Demarest; Rose Demorest; Jackie Roekett Dempsey; John F. Dennigan; Peter Denning; James Dent; Clarence E. Dentler; Frank R. Denton; Denton, Contier and Daniels; Edward L. Denney; Edward L. Denny; Marie Dermitt; H.M. Dermitt; Civic Club of Allegheny County; Leo F. de Sola; R. Nathaniel Dett; K. Devlin; Robert H. Devlin; Chester De Vries; Elizabeth Dewey; Heyliger de Windt; L.A. De Wolfe; Harry Dichter; Paulyne Dick; Jack Dickens; Ruby Dickens; June Diehl; W.C. Dierks; David B. Dillehunt; David B. Dillehunt; K. Dinger; Gordon Dillon; C.W. Dinkins; Diorfman; Louis J. D'Ippolito; Frank Dobney; George Edward Dodd; jean Dodd; Mary Thornton Dodge; Robert E. Doherty; Louis A. Dole; Adette Dolhonde; M. Dolores; Dominican Sisters; Curtis J. Donley; T.C. Donovan; William Doolittle; Albert Dorr; Harry R. Dorr; Walter W. Dorwart; W.E. Dougherty; Lee Douglass; Robert B. Downe; L.J. Doyle; W.J. Doyle; J.F. Drake; Dravo Corporation; Dorothy Dravo; Morrill Drew; H.L. Dreyer; Bessie Driggers; M.L. Dryden; Richard Dryden; Arcady Dubensky; A.M. Dudley; Lynn B. Dudley; E.M. Duerbeck; Michael Dugas; Mary T. Dunn; P.O. Dunn; Paul O. Dunn; L.A. Dunscombe; Flyd R. Dunsworth; Cyrus W. Durgin; Patricia Durnin; George Dutt; Warren W. Dyer; Warren W. Dyer
E , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 978 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.H. Eads; W.O. Boyd; Boyd Eagle; Ethel Eakin; Will Earhart; Dorothy C. Eastep; L.W. Easton; J.L. Eaton; Esther Edmundson; E.J. Edwards; W.M. Edwards; Henry Ehlers; Nina Jean Eicher; Lynn Eikel; Ruth Einhorn; Rudolf Elie; H.N. Elkins; Denson Ellerbee; Edward B. Ellis; Eleanor Ellis; Morris Ellison; Gertrude S. Ely; Howard U. Emmert; Grace Engel; James K. English; Enoch Pratt Free Library; Miriam R. Ephraim; John F. Epina; Geary Eppley; Hilda H. Erickson; Marion Erwin; Louise Escue; Charles W. Evans; George W. Evans; Ruth Evans; Thomas N. Evans; Jacob Evanson; Clay Everhard; Alice B. Ewing; Eye and Ear Hospital; Jane Ezelle
F , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 979 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Fabian; Frederick Fairclough; A.M. Fairgrieve; Dale Fairman; Falk Clinic Hospital; Robert Farley; W.R. Farly; William R. Farmer; Alice V. Farnem; Alice V. Farnam; Frances Farran; Stephen T. Farrell; Stephen P. Farrill; Albert S. Faulk; Worth T. Faust; Wilhelmina Feaster; Charles W. Feinberg; Irving Feinberg; Milton Feitelson; Gerald Fenlon; Raymond J. Fenstermaker; C.W. Ferguson; Ruth Ferris; James McElroy Fetterman; Bert D. Fetzer; Mary Fidele; William Fields; Henry B. Figel; Joanne Finley; Frederick J. Finn; Carl Fischer, Inc.; H.P. Fischer; J. Fischer and Bro.; Joseph A. Fischer; M.J. Fish; Franklin D. Fishcer; Florence Fitch; Ada Florence Fitch; Fithian; John R. Fitzgerald; James H. Fitzgibbon; I. Fitzpatrick; John J. Fitzpatrick; R.G. Fitzpatrick; John Fitzsimons; Florence A. Flanagan; M.L. Fletcher; Flora Photo Co.; H.M. Flora; Annie Flower; Marion Flynn; James P. Foley; Ian Forbes; Evelyn Forney; B.S. Foster; Annie S. Foster; Catherine Foster; Ed Foster; Lorraine Foster; Richard Foster; Ruth Foster; Stanley Foster; William B. Foster; M. Francelle; Frances Miriam; M. Francilla; Florence Francis; N.P. Frandsen; C.J. Franklin; Nellie Freeman; Luther A. Freeman; Edwin M.C. French; G.Y. Frentzel; Glenna York Frentzel; Glenna York Frentzel; William Y. Frentzel; Paul F. Frese; Robert Fridenberg; Zurich Friedland; Anna Friedman; Arthur Friedman; C.H. Froelich; Charles Frohner; Ross Fulkerson; John M. Fulmer; George A. Furman
FL-FO , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 980 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elmer W. Flaccus; John W. Flack; John W. Flack; W.L. Flanagan; Bernice T. Fleming; Lou Flemming; Len Flemming; F.W. Fletcher; Estelle Fliegel; Kendall H. Flint; Helen Flood; Florida State College for Women; Florida State Exhibit; Annie D. Flower; A.T. Floyd; H. Alen Floyd; Louise Flynn; Virginia Fogle; P.K. Foley; Jessie E. Foote; W. Cameron Forbes; Guy Stanton Ford; Fordham University; A.M. Foreman; Pauline Foreman; Margaret Forsyth; Fort Worth Public Library; Harry Emerson Fosdick; Ada Fosnaugh; Allison Foster; B.S. Foster; Bertha Foster; Eli C. Foster; Eugene Foster; Lorraine Foster; Richard Knowlson Foster; Sarah Elizabeth Foster; William B. Foster; William Trufant Foster; Ella Mae Foster; Annie McDuffie; Dan L. McTaggart; Margaret Sloan; Foster School; Dwight Fowler; Ila Earle Fowler; Andrew Fox; Ernest B. Fox;
G , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 981 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Galanti, Joseph; Rose M. Gallagher; Harold W. Gammans; J.E. Gardner; Billy Garner; Florence Garrott; Tony Gatawakas; Harriet I. Gates; Henry Gates; Thomas V. Gates; Harvey B. Gaul; Rosemary M. Gelson; Claude S. George; Walter C. Germain; Tolman Gharst; Cora C. Gibbs; Esther Gibson; H.W. Gibson; Norman Gifford; Althea Gilbert; M. Gilbert; Robert Giles; Winifred Gilbert; J. Gordon Gilfillan; Randolph Gilman; Gaylord H. Gilmore; Marian Giltner; Ginn and Company; Joseph Ginsburg; Gloria Giordano; H.R. Githens; Kathryn V. Githens; Joseph Gladysz; George Gleeson; Mabelle Glenn; Etta I. Glick; Stanley J. Glowacki; Stanley T. Glowacki; Stuart Godfrey; N.C. Godsoe; Caroleen Goetting; John W. Goff; John W. Goff; W.B. Goggins; Alfred R. Goldman; Alfred R. Goldman; Edward P. Goldthwait; E. Louis Golladay; James C. Gompf; Martha A. Good; R.E. Good; William Good; Samuel P. Goode; W.F. Goodell; Marjorie Gordner; Jeanne Gordon; Sterling Gorgas; R.C. Gorham; Joseph F. Gossinger; Bert Gould; Rose Gouss; Government Printing Office; John H. Grady; Jean Graham; Madeline K. Graham; Marie M. Grall; George Granger; Maria Gratia; John M. Grayson; William F. Greavy; Edna May Green; George W. Green; John W. Green; William J. Greenan; Elizabeth S. Greene; James H. Greene; Virginia Greene; Harriett Fitch Greenwood; Thomas K. Greer; Gerard Greer; Gerald J. Greeve; Ernestine Grenier; J.R. Gress; Mary Griffenhagen; Ivor Griffith; Charles W. Grissom; Thelma I. Groner; Emma M. Groose; Joseph G. Grosch; Merle M. Grove; Thelma Grover; L.F. Gumbart; L.E. Gunther; Tracy Guthrie; Luis Guzman;
H-HAZ , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 982 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hackett, Loyce D.; Charles J. Haden; Charles Hadley; Gerard Haft; Elizabeth Hagberg; Dorothy Hagge; W.W. Hague; Jeanette Haines; Orley L. Haines; Hall of Fame; Charles S. Hall; G.C. Hall; George L. Hall; Donna Mae Halverson; Cary Hamilton; James C. Hamilton; Ramona Hamilton; Roland T. Hamilton; Ollie F. Hamm; Robert Hammer; F.E. Hammond; Larry F. Hammond; Francis E. Hand; Philip C. Henderson; Philip C. Handerson; W.C. Handy; Edmond Hanifan; Hanover College; John R. Hansing; Walter M. Hanson; Leora Harder; R.W. Harder; Herbert Hardesty; Jacqueline Harding; Robert C. Hardison; Arthur R. Hardwick; A.R. Hardwick; James W. Harelson; Edna L. Hargreaves; Leslie Harkness; Haskell W. Harr; Joseph W. Harrell; Mildred Harrington; Robert K. Harrington; Herbert E. Harris; Thomas E. Harris; Benjamin Harrison; Ethmer B. Harrison; Elmer B. Harrison; Wayne Harshaw; Delphine Hart; Ethel Hart; William Hart; Daniel J. Hartigan; Daniel J. Hartigan; M. Hartmann; Maurice M. Hartmann; Doris Jean Hartung; Lutie C. Hatwig; Freeda O. Hartzfeld; Freeda O. Hartzfeld; Julian H. Hatch; Lehman M. Hauger; J.J. Hawthorne; Florence E. Hazlett
Houser, Louise , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 983 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes For letters to Louise Hauser before September 21, 1940, See "Inter Office Communications." Miss Hauser worked for the Foster Collection, separating and arranging newspaper clippings.
HE-HY , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 984 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with The Clarion Republican; William Heazlett; George E. Hedger; George E. Hedger; Bert E. Hedrick; K. Page Hegner; Albert M. Hein; Cora Hein; Alice H. Henry; John P. Henry; L.K. Henry; Sam Henry; W.A. Henry; Geraldine Herman; Newton B. Barkley; Evelyn Herold; James F. Herrick; H.J. Herrmann; H.J. Herrmann; Rowena Herrmann; Maurice Herzberger; Charles Hess; Arthur L. Reynolds; C.J. Hickey; Richard Hickey; Williams J. Hickey; Theodore F. Hicks; O.C. Heistand; high School Library; Edward Hill; Fredrick T. Hill; Frederick F. Hill; Mark Hillery; Ellison Hillyer; Square W. Hilton; Doris Hinds; Betty Hipple; Ralph C. Hocker; Bradford H. Hodges; Fletcher Hodges; Francis T. Hodges; Charles Hoey; A.L. Hofer; Arthur H. Hoffman; E.H. Hoffpauir; Donald Hogan; Raymond P. Hogan; William H. Hogan; Fleta Mae Hohn; Franklin F. Holbrook; Herbert Holder; Herman Holl; James G. Holland; James G. Holland; Louise Hollenbach; Ruby Hollingsworth; Thelma Holloway; Henry Hotlzer; Miriam Holycross; Essie Hood; Irene Hook; Doris E. Hopkins; Ione B. Hopkins; Willie Hopper; Walter B. Horton; Paul E. Hozack; J.B. Houren; Laura M. Houston; Howard Ship Yards; Arthur Howard; Kathryn O. Howell; Kenneth G. Stowald; Willie F. Howell; A.W. Hudson; E.B. Hudson; Elizabeth Hudson; Roland Hueston; F.G. Hufford; Robert Hughes; Bernard L. Hughey; B.G. Hukill; Emory Hukill; Arthur B. Hull; Louise Humphreys; Lucile Humphreys; Ruth Hunsaker; B.L. Hunt; Hannah Hunt; Mary K. Hunt; Roy A. Hunt; Elizabeth Bardin Hunter; John Hunter; Ward Hunter; Thomas Hunter; Silas E. Hurin; Emmett Hurst; Paul W. Hurt; Paul W. Hurt; Lewis E. Huseman; Rachel Huston; Margaret Hutsko; Elliott J. Hymans;
Howard, John Tasker , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 985 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
Indianapolis Photo Co. , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 986 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 987 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.J. Jackson; Clyde A. Jackstreet; Dale Jackson; Dennis Jackson; J.R. Jackson; Luella Jackson; Myles F. Jackson; Leo L. Jacobs; JoAnn Jacoby; Gladys H. Jaeckle; L.E. James; Warren H. James; Janesville Gazette; Janesville Public Library; Jean Marie; Stephen Jelinek; Vivian Jelks; Jenkins Music Company; J.K. Jennings; Thomas R. Jewett; Albert Johnson; Archie Johnson; Dorothy G. Johnson; Edwin Johnson; Helen P. Johnson; Isabel Johnson; Miriam K. Johnson; R.H. Johnson; D.E. Jones; E.E. Jones; Mary E. Jones; Thomas C. Jones; Minneapolis Public Library; Howard D. Jorgenson; G.E. Judd; Charles L. Juliana
K , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 988 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dale Jackson; Edward J. Kaiser; Karl Kaiser; L.A. Kalassay; Dan J. Kane; Frances J. Kane; University of Kansas; Regis Kausler; Herman P. Kayser; Joseph E. Kelleher; Edward Kelly; Joe Kelly; John E. Kelly; George R. Kemp; Joseph V.T. Kempton; Don C. Kennedy; Don Kennedy; Joseph Kennedy; Hannis L. Kennedy; Agnetta F. Kerns; Agnetta F. Kerns; Patrick Kerns; Darwin Kerr; Erskin Kerr; Erskine Kerr; M. Kevin; Robert Keys; Ray Kiehl; Raymond A. Kiehl; Ray Kiehl; Jeanone Kindt; Clarence H. King; Julia V. King; Will C. King; Wm. Kinna; Colleen Jean Kirk; Bernice F. Kirkpatrick; Edward Kleinau; John H. Knickerbocher; D.H. Knight; Lee T. Knode; Clara J. Knoll; William J. Knowles; William F. Knox; Harry Kobialka; Phyllis J. Koenig; R.J. Koessler; George C. Koontz; Kopicki; Edward Korn; Henry Koropal; W.H. Krack; Charles B. Kraft; H.S. Kreiling; Laura K. Kreinbihl; Katherine Krinke; Mildred Kristof; Jesse B. Kritzer; J.B. Kritzer; Ernst C. Krohn; Stephen Krupinski; Elizabeth Kuhlo; Thomas J. Kunz; Bessie A. Kuster; James Kutz
L , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 989 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Flora W. L'Hominedieu; Jessie Labhard; Theodore Labhard; T.R. Lachman; Eugene J. Lacock; M. Lacritz; H.C. Ladirach; Fred Ladlow; E.C. Lafean; John E. Laine; H.C. Lake; Merton J. Lamb; Irene La Mont; Juan Lamurey; Ray Lane; Freda Langford; Charles W. Langstaff; Charles F. Lanning; Howard M. Laramy; Anna M. Larcom; Anne R. Larkin; Charlotte Larson; John Larson; National Catholic Community Service Club, Las Vegas, New Mexico; Harold S. Lavery; Dorothy Lawrence; R.H. Lawrence; William Lawton; Edith C. Lazear; Flora Lessie Lea; Leadbeater; Wilber H. Leadbitter; Ebenezer H. Learned; Corillia Leazer; Edward B. Lee; Will Le Grande; Wilds P. Lehr; Neomi Leiting; J.L. Lenert; Dick Lemen; John J. Lennon; Mary Lenore; Mary Lentine; Arthur R. Lenz; M. Leon; Leonard; Patricia Lesher; Josephine Letson; Calvin D. Leuthold; Lester Levy; Ralph Lewando; A.L. Lewin; Florence Lewis; Geth Lewis; Helen B. Lewis; Library of Congress; Leicester B. Holland; R. Lightfood; Doris Lile; Jean Lilley; Eli Lilly; J.K. Lilly; Ruth Lilly; Edgar Linch; Doris Lindenmuth; William B. Lindsly; A.S. Linhart; Betty Linn; Ruth L. Linn; Eloise Lisle; Frances E. Little; Jean Phylis Little; Lulu L. Little; Mildred Little; Enoch Livengood; Ensley M. Llewellyn; Leonard Lobe; Fred Lockley; M. Lois; H. Lows; H. Lones; Joseph H. Lones; Sascha London; Long Beach Public Library; Long Beach Press Telegram; Claude L. Long; Rose K. Longstreet; Los Angeles Public Library; Louisville and Nashville Railroad; Bobbie Jane Love; Edith Lowe; B. Lovenstein; Samuel M. Lovenstein; F.D. Lowe; Belvie R. Lowrance; William J. Flood; Charles H. Lowry; Jean Lowry; James B. Lowther; Lantina Lucchetti; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; Anna C. Lufburrow; Robert W. Lull; Dorothy Lundeen; C.W. Lundgren; Frank Luther; Rose Lyles; Bertha L. Lyons; Mary Lytton
Lilly, Josiah Kirby , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 990 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly (D.J. Black) , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 991 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
M-MAZ , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 992 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James Mace; Dan J. Macer; Michael Machlowitz; Curtis Maddlen; Thomas J. Madden; James Madison; John W. Madosh; Mary Antoinette Madsen; Magee Hospital; Charles Magner; Martha Maham; Doris Maier; George A. Makovic; Arthur H. Malloy; Catherine Malone; Ray Malott; Marian Maloy; Mae H. Malpass; William Malpass; Edward Manczuk; Rosylin Mandel; Beatrice Mangino; Larry J. Manion; Alfred Mann; M.D. Mannix; Manzanar War Relocation Area; William C. Maple; R.C. Marable; Thomas Marcell; Joseph O. Marcotte; Joseph E. Marcus; Marine Photo Company; Ruth Markouritz; Consuela Marie; A.J. Marino; John A. Marks; Samuel E. Marks; Marie Maronpot; Alfred L. Marriott; Dorothy Marslen; Joseph W. Marsh; A.P. Marshall; George M. Marshall; John C. Marshall; Arthur G. Martin; Charles Martin; Elizabeth D.V. Martin; J. Stephen Martin; Jack Martin; Margretto Martin; Roscoe B. Martin; S. Martin; Sally Martin; W.B. Martin; W.H. Martin; Ward Martindale; Reubin A. Martinson; Mary Alberta; Tom Masamori; Carroll W. Mason; James A. Mason; Robert J. Mason; Joseph L. Mastran; A.H. Mathias and Co.; Arthur E. Mathison; F.S. Matlack; Dolly Matters; Alvin M. Mavis; Marion A. Maxim; Lyle Maxwell; A.P. May; Mercedes Mayer; James T. Maynor; Geo. P. Mayo; Henry S. Mazer
Mc , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 993 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Walter Q. McAdams; Edgar M. McAllister; Ethel I. McCarthy; Thomas C. McCaslin; Carlyle W. McClellan; C.W. McClellan; Lincoln Memorial University; Stewart W. McClelland; William D. McClellan; E/H. McClelland; John B. McCliskey; John B. McCloskey; McCloy Company; A.C. McClurg and Company; Joseph Lyle McClorison; J.L. McCorison; C.A. McCurdy; William W. McCurdy; Agnes E. McCusker; C.D. McDaniel; Alleen McDonald; Howard MacDonald; Leo J. McDonald; M.B. McDonald; Thirza B. McDonald; Margaret MacDonald; Elizabeth MacFarlane; James R. Macfarlane; Jesse Macfarlane; Malcolm Fletcher Macfarlane; John J. McGann; McGill University; William R. McGlumpy; Dorothy McIlroy; Julie McIlvaine; William B. McIlvaine; John J. MacIntyre; Richard McIntyre; Marion S. McIntyre; Daniel L. McKnight; Paul V. McKinney; William McKinnis; L. McLean; Leslie McLean; Myrtie McMaster; Margaret McMinn; McMullin; McNamara; Jess McShane
ME-MZ , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 994 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mlanchard W. Means; Simon S. Medlin; C.E. Meeder; Ralph Melady; Naurette Mellinger; Edward F. Melocchi; Menasha Junior Chamber of Comerce; Menasha Wisconsin; Ralph H. Mengel; Rush Memifee; Mary E. Mennig; Sisters of Mercy; Mercy Hospital; Mercy School of Nursing; Meredith Publishing Company; Barbara Merrell; LaDelle Merrem; Charles Ramage Mershon; Janoce Mesics; Ethel C. Meskill; Eli Messenger; Juliam Messner; Geraldine Meteer; Edwina Metz; Arthur R. Meyer; Charlotte Meyers; Emma Meyersburg; Dorothy Michler; M. Mickalak; Albert R. Middleton; Charles Milbauer; B.F. Milburn; James C. Miles; E.R. Miley; Christine Miles; Donald Miller; Dorothea Miller; Duncan Miller; Edith F. Miller; Elmer E. Miller; Ernest P. Miller; Fred H. Miller; Marilyn Miller; Maxine Miller; M.C. Miller; Mildred Miller; Stenling Miller; Gerald Milligan; Harold Milligan; Ala N. Mills; Hazel Mills; Minidoka War Relocation Project; Minneapolis Public Library; Kennon Minter; Anna Mitchell; Henry Mitchell; Vernon C. Mitchell; William H. Mitchell; Martha Mitze; David Mitzer; Lester Ramon Mohr; A. Moldenhauer; Montana State College Library; Helen Montague; Montefiore Hospital; John C. Moody; Rae Moody; Arthur C. Moore; Helen M. Moore; John Mason Moore; Nancy Lou Moore; William H. Moore; William S. Moorhead; Billy R. Moran; Charles E. Moran; Charlotte Mordecai; Hattie M. Morden; Virginia H. Moreland; Norma C. Morenz; Anna Ruth Morgan; Naomi Morgan; Warren D. Morgan; Gene Morlan; Jack C. Morris; Lawrence Morris; Robert Morris; Roger J. Morris; Ellen Morrison; L.Q. Morrison; Anna Morrow; Bernice Morrow; Carrie Moser; Benita Mssman; Betty Moyer; S. Moyerman; Edna Mueller; Joseph Muller; Edith Muller; F.W. Mullins; Howard Mumbauer; Ida De Munnno; David V. Murdoch; Elizabeth Murphy; John D. Murphy; Kenneth Murphy; Timothy T. Murphy; Charles A. Murray; Elsie Murray; Foster Murray; Musical Forecast; Anthony Muskas; Burton H. Mustin; Lee T. Muth; Charles M. Myers;
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 995 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 996 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.W. Nash; George W. Nash; Alex Natafalusy; Hans Nathan; Germaine Navarre; Nay Department; E. Nealon; George B. Near; Robert Neary; Bernadine Neece; Walter D. Needham; Cecil W. Neff; Thelma J. Neff; Paul A. Nelson; Charles Nelson; Albert Nemetko; Frank S. Neptune; Dorris Nesbitt; Rosa Nettles; Lucile Neu; Arthur Nevin; New Castle Public Library; New Orleans Public Library; New York State Library; New York State Library; M.A. Newberry; Florence E. Newcomer; Jeptha Newkirk; S.H. Newland; Joel E. Newman; Bettie M. Newman; G.A. Nicholl; Marie J. Niehaus; Charles Nilson; Charles M. Nixon; Robert P. Noble; Mary N. Noble; William T. Nock; R.P. Noisat; M. Norberta; William Norris; Ernest Dressel North; Northland College; James P. Norton; Notz; William H. Nuneviller; Roger A. Nye
O , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 997 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Thornton Oakley; Paul M. Oberg; Jane Oblender; Charles O'Brien; John J. O'Brien; Marian O'Brien; Virginia O'Brien; Joseph J. O'Biocta; John Oektun; John J. O'Connell; T.P.O. Connell; John O'Connor; J.W. O'Connor; Dominick P. Odonnell; Dan O'Keefe; William O'Keefe; Annie J. Oldham; Annabelle Oliver; John Oliver; Madie Oliver; Anna O'Neill; John E. O'Neill; Ontario Public Library; Richard Ophinger; James F. O'Reilly; W.H. Orion; Marilyn Orpen; Marion C. Orr; Judy Orr; Edward Ortiz; Preston Orwald; Daniel E. Osborn; Sarah Myrtle Osborne; Edwin C. Osburn; J.E. Rogers; Oshkosh Public Library; Osterhoiut Free Library; Logan C. Osterndorf
P , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 998 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Doris Pace; Pacific Union College Library; Betty H. Page; Gardner H. Page; Naminta Page; Sylvia W. Page; T.H. Page; Mildred Palmer; Paul W. Murphy; Malcolm Parcell; Virginia Lee Pardue; Charles V. Park; Sybil Parke; William J. Parkins; Hazel Parrett; Jack G. Parsons; Eleanor M. Homer; Pasadena Junior College; Charles Pascoe; Zeph Pate; Sister Patricia; Carolina Patterson; Caroline Patterson; Carolyn D. Patterson; Lilian Patterson; Sandra Patterson; Vernon C. Patterson; Hazel S. Pattison; Ruby Patton; Mildred Pauch; Evan A. Paul; Paul's Photos; George F. Paul; Sister M. Pauline; Lawrence Peeler; Elma S. Peck; Will Peffer; Albert Pegler; Gerry Pelletier; Pearl Pelletier; LeMerle Penn; R.H. Pepper; CT. Perdrix; C. Peregrine; Gertrude Perlman; Vernon F. Perry; A.W. Perry's Sons; Dale Persing; Agnes C. Peterson; Milton A. Peterson; Anthony Petrocci; Ellen R. Petty; Philadelphia Autograph Co.; Free Library of Philadelphia; Elizabeth Phillips; Gladys Phillips; John M. Phillips; Dorothy Pickard; Evan Pickerall; Adeline Picozzi; Picture Rocks Public Schools; Carleton H. Pierce; Charles E. Pierce; Frank W. Pierson; frank W. Pierson; Herbert Pierson; Frank Pinski; Walter Pitcher; Edwin Pitt; Joan Pitts; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Pittsburgh Printing Co.; Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph; Leo Pitzer; Merton J. Lamb; Charles A. Platt; Floy Fletcher Platt; Charles A. Platt; C.B. Plummer; Wessel Poenie; Dena J. Polacheck; Joseph N. Polito; L.K. Pollard; June Pollitt; L.L. Polter; Pomona City Schools Wareouse; Clifton R. Pond; William M. Pond; Billie Sue Pool; Hugh G. Porter; Katherine Porter; Thomas R. Porter; T.R. Porter; William Post; Harold H. Postel; Julia Postle; F.H. Postlethwaite; William H. Potter; James H. Potts; Darrell Powell; Elizabeth Powell; G.B. Powell; William B. Powell; W.O. Powell; Maureen J. Powers; Henry C. Preher; Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing; James R. Presson; Abigail Preston; Winona Prettyman; F.H. Price Librarian; Sara Primm; L.M. Prince Co.; George W. Proffitt; Virginia Pruden; B. C. Prunty; Elizabeth Pugh; James W. Pugh; Jean Pugh; Melvyn D. Pugh; Myrtle Purdum; W.T. Purdum; Rufus A. Putnam; Charles F. Pyle; Walton Pyle; Elizabeth Pyla-Jones; George Pyla-Jones
Pittsburgh, University of , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 999 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Leland D. Baldwin; J. Clyde Barton; E.A. Batchelder; C.S. Belfour; C. Stanton Belfour; Theodore W. Biddle; Frank Carver; Raymond L. Coss; Harry Daer; Theodore Finney; Frederick Charles Friesell; Katherine K. Frisbie; John Geise; Robert X. Graham; Leah Hauser; Dean E.A. Holbrook; Rudy Hohloman; Alena Horner; Wiler Read Hovey; Thomas M. Jarrett; William Kern; George W. Langdale; Marie McSwigan; William Morrell; James F. Mulkearn; Mrs. Murphy; N.Y.A. Office; R.J. Munce; John W. Oliver; Carl Olsen; Clifford Peterson; Pitt News; School of Pharmacy; James A. Potts; Carroll Reynolds; Caroll F. Reynolds; F.W. Shockley; Agnes Lynch Starrett; Mildred Stegeman; Buell B. Whitehill; Buell B. Whitehill; William Wilson; Alberta Young;
Pittsburgh, University of (Bowman) , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1000 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Chancellor John G. Bowman
Pittsburgh, University of (Fitzgerald, R.H.) , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1001 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.H. Fitzgerald of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of, Inter-Office-Communications , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1002 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry Koropal; Louise Hauser; Lenora B. Groenert
Pittsburgh, University of (Rupp, G.S.) , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1003 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp, assistant Treasurer at the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Weber, John). , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1004 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Weber of the University of Pittsburgh
Q , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1005 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W.J. Quest; G.F. Quigley; Peter C. Quinn
RA-RI , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1006 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Emma Raab; R.A. Raab; Esther Rabe; Dolores Robert; Paul Rafferty; Joseph A. Rafter; Bernhard Ragner; Railway Express Agency; Virginia Rainsey; Thomas E. Ralston; Elizabeth S. Ramine; Jphn S. Ramond; E.M. Ramsey Jr.; Helen B. Randall; Earl Randles; Grace Randles; Williams M. Bandol Jr.; William M. Randol; Ella M. Randolph; Mary R. Rankin; Larry Ray; Warrant Officer Raymond; William F. Raymond; E. Reade; Readers Digest; Charles A. Reading; Oscar V. Reau; Carlos Recker; Marion Reckfort; C.M. Redman; John Redmond; John P. Redmond; Blanche Reed; Ernest A. Reed; Frank A Reed; Louise Reed; Marshal Foster Reed; C.D. Reedy; Lindy Reise; Mary Regina; Ralph Reid; Bernard J. Reimes; John A. Reinhardt; B.F. Reisner; Reitnauer; Eugene Remmel; Bernard J. Renner; William A. Renshaw; George F. Resh; F.P. Reynolds; Herbert M. Reynolds; Samuel C. Reynolds; Plato S. Rhyne; Carleton L. Rice; Leander B. Rice; S.C. Rice; S.S. Rice; J.H. Rich; Thaddeus Rich; Josephine Richards; Mary Louise Richardson; Mary Page Richardson; Thomas Richardson; Sarah Richmond; Fred Richter; Lela Ridenour; Roy M. Riegels; Jane E. Riggins; Florence Riman; S.E. Ring; Lucille P. Ringo; Marius Risley; Matius Risley; Patsie Eula Ritch; E.B. Rittenhouse; Evelyn B. Rittenhouse; Robert Ritte; River Museum
RO-RZ , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1007 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Iberia Roach; Joseph Roane; Leon Robbin; Mouta Robbins; Ruth W. Robbins; Jean Campbell Roberts; John J. Roberts; Willia O. Roberts; Chartles E. Robertson; G.W. Robertson; Edna Robins; Edward Robins; Eva C. Robinson; Nell Robinson; William N. Robson; K.E. Rockey; Gertrude Rodgers; W.W. Rodgers; Edith Rodgers; William W. Rodgers; Mary L. Rogers; Burt Rolfe; Clyde W. Rollman; Paine Roman; Donald W. Romlein; Delena Roney; Frank J. Rosato; Dallas C. Rose; Jessie Welch Rose; Alexander Dallas Rose; Jessie Welch Rose; Kenneth Rose; M. Rose; Stephen Collins Foster Rose; Viola Rose; Emilie M. Roseburgh; Leslie Rosen; John Rosenbaum; M.C. Rosenberry; David Rosenthal; David Rosenthal; Bruce Ross; Evelyn L. Ross; Frank H. Ross; National Catholic Community Service Club; The Rotarian; Mildred Roth; Marie Rothenborg; Clyde Rountree; Margaret E. Rowell; Barbara Rowland; Sergeant B.M. Rowold; J.M. Royston; James Ruby; N.P. Ruditsky; F.A. Ruggiari; Ursula M. Rugh; Wilma Anderson Rush; D.E. Russell; Ruth Russell; Neal Russo; M. Ruth Francis; Rosamond Ryan; Sturkow Ryder
Republic Bank Note Co , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1008 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
SA-SE , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1009 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Sisters of Saint Dominic; Saint Louis Public Library; Saint Mary's School; Sisters of Mercy; Gunnar Salin; Margaret Salomon; Sames; Jeanette Samuels; Daniel Sanderlin; Edwin H. Sandford; K.J. Sandler; Gordon W. Sanders; Lemuel Sanford; George E. Sargent; Ervin J. Sartell; Rigsby Satterfield; Elconan H. Saulson; Ruth Saunders; W.O. Sawyers; William Orr Sawyers; Quentin O. Sayler; Harry B. Sayre; Elaine E. Scanlan; john Scannell; Frederic Schaefer; Walter R. Schaefer; Charles L. Scharer; Fred C. Schatz; George Schlenk; Edwin F. Coll; Josephine Schield; Henry M. Schiffer; G. Schirmer; Florence Schmidt; Anna C. Schmidt; C.E. Schmidt; H.T. Schneider; Anna Marie Schroyer; Louise C. Schroder; Ernest T. Schuleen; Joseph Schuler; Gertrude Schultz; Martin O. Schultz; Joan Schumacher; Russell J. Schunk; Alice K. Schuster; Annie Schwebke; Arnold W. SCott; Margaret M. Scott; Mildred Scott; Ralph C. Scott; Winfield Scott; Harold A. Scragg; Oliver R. Seaton; Otis A. See; Elfleda Seelbach; Charles A. C Seeman; S. Segal; Raymond Seigart; Victor M. Seiter; Sophia Sells; Voria B. Servies; Vida Setencich; T.S. Severtson; Fabien Sevitzky; A.M. Sewell
SH-SO , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1010 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mabel Shackelford; Robert J. Shackleton; Shadyside Hospital; Keneth R. Shaffer; Terry Shand; Elliott Shapiro; Rosalie Shapiro; Winfield B. Sharp; Sylvia Sleeper Shattuck; Albert Shaw; Carleton A. Shaw; J.W. Shaw and Company; Richard Shaw; Evelyn Shawl; J.E. Shaylor; Grace E. Shaylor; Mabel Frost Shea; Edward T. Sheets; Austin Shelly; Thomas A. Shepard; Betty Jean Sherrill; G.H. Shiner; Thomas L. Shipley; Richard Shores; Chalmer M. Short; Ernest R. Shortridge; Joseph Shuman; Ed Shumway; Daniel Shupp; Frank Siener; Harry L. Sievers; Jacob F. Siler; Ethel Simpson; Phylis Jean Simpson; Hope Sine; Brooks N. Sipes; Mildred L. Sipp; Lawrence D. Sites; Arthur B. Siviter; Nelle C. Skeen; Frederick W. Skiff; Hollis Slater; William J. Slater; Joyce Slider; Robert L. Sloss; Charles Slusser Grace T. Sly; Audrey Smith; Blanche A. Smith; C.D. Smith; Chauncey Smith; Earl Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; Elizabeth M. Smith; George W. Smith; Russell B. Brown; George J. Smith; Harold S. Smith; Harry T. Smith; Helen Coy Smith; Lester D. Smith; Mary Lowe Smith; R.E. Smith; Sam Smith; William C. Smith; William G. Smith; William K. Smith; William Watson Smith; Wyckliffe J. Smith; Elizabeth Smoat; Olive M. Smythe; Mary Jane Snaman; James Hall Snell; Leslie J. Snyder; Marilyn J. Snyder; N.L. Sodrholm; Floyd C. Shoemaker; Gertrude Soeurt; Corena Sollenberger; Grace Somerville; Thad. E. Son; Southern California School; C.A. Sowell; Kennett M. Sowers; Chaplain Kenneth W. Sowers
SP-SZ , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1011 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elizabeth Spaulding; The Spann Company; Curtis C. Duck; William Specht; Harriet Spell; Nancy T. Spiegel; C.J. Spring; Frank C. Springer; N.J. Springer; Walter H. Squibb; Harry B. Squires; T.A. Standish; Luella Stafford; The Stanford University; Janet Stanley; Jane H. Stark; C.V. Starrett; Charley Staton; Vern Steadman; Mary W. Steele; Nelle Steele; Ruth Steese; Benjamin J. Stein; Donald Steinfirst; Fred A. Steinheiser; Ellen Taylor Stelling; Peter Stelling; Guido H. Stempel; Stephen Foster Men's Chorus; Dorothy Stephenson; Ruth E. Stevens; Ann Stevenson; Sarah R. Stevenson; Mary Stewart; W.K. Stewart; Dale B. Stinson; William K. Stiverson; Isabel J. Stocker; Thomas J. Stocker; Lloyd E. Stokes; Louise F. Stolz; George H. Stone; Harry Stone; Malcolm N. Stone; Emma Mae Stopford; Hugo D. Storer; Otis D. Storer; Charles M. Stotz; M.L. Stover; A.C. Strickland; H.B. Strock; Pauline G. Strock; Harold W. Stubbs; Gloria Stutzman; Peter Succa; William J. Sullivan; Elmer G. Sultzer; Sun-Telegraph; E.E. Sutphin; Frederick D. Sutter; Mackey Swan; Lyn Swan; Carolyn S. Swan; Carolyn L. Swank; Roberty Swartman; Walter R. Sweadner; Angela Sweeney; Gerrit A Swifney; Gerrit A. Swifney; Ivadell A. Swindler; Isabel Swope; H.S. Sylvester; Syracuse Public Library;
T , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1012 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Tanforan Assembly Center; Mary Ella Tate; Ada Tatum; Catherine Taylor; C.C. Taylor; Curtis S. Taylor; George Taylor; Helen P. Taylor; R.W. Taylor; Corinne Race Tebbs; John C. Tebbetts, Jr.; John . Tebbetts; Alvin E. Teichart; Mary Katherine Tenant; Sister Terese; University of Texas; Mary Thaddeus; Lynn W. Thayer; Alvin J. Thomas; Arnold R. Thomas; Arthur H. Thomas; Edith Thomas; Horace L. Thomas; Jessie Thomas; J.W. Thomas; Melville J. Thomas; William M. Thomas; Amanda Tanner Thompson; George W. Thompson; Helen Thompson; Mary E. Thompson; Samuel W. Thompson; Samuel W. Thompson; Theodore F. Thompson; S.J. Thornburgh; Alexander F. Thornton; George Crossman Thornton; Henry Thornton; William Foster Thornton; Tom B. Throckmorton; Ernest Thune; Victor A. Tidman; Edgar S. Tieman; Frederick F. Tiffany; E. Tilger; Martha Hallett Tilley; John P. Tobin; Toms Brook Public Library; I.A. Tornese; Glenn Townsend; Isabel Townsend; L.L. Trent; Frank Tritton; J. Trout; Florence Trowbridge; Emelia Tucker; Florence Tucker; Tuesday Musical Club; H.I. Turner; Jackie Turner; U.S. Naval Station; James J. Tyler; Lulu Tyler;
U , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1013 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with United Service Organization; U.S. Marine Corp.; Frank R. Upham
V , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1014 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Maestro Frederic Vajda; Betty Vale; Flavio W. Valle; Richard Van Auken; C.L. Vandenburg; Ruth L. Van Deusen; Albert Vandiver; Stephen Vanjura; C.E. Van Norman; Nathan van Patten; Frank M. Veale; William H. Veazie; Richard E. Velasco; M. Veronica; Charles E. Vesely; Raoul Georges Vidas; Amanda Vierheller; Mary Virginia; Louis Voelker; A.C. Vroman
Townsend, John Wilson , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1015 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
Wilson, Mary Alice , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1016 Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
WA-WH , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1017 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C. Maurice Wade; The Waco Literary Club; Wade; Rosalie Wade; Grace Wagner; J.I. Wagner; Louise Wagner; Clay A. Walker; Frederick R. Walker; John C. Walker; William B. Walker; Ruth E. Wallgren; C. Lawrence Walsh; Dorothy Walch; S.V. Walters; Marie Walther; Kathleen Wampler; L.B. Wantuck; War Department; Howard C. Bronson; F. H. Osborn; Robert E. Gibson; J. Langdon Ward; Ward-Brodt Music Co.; P.E. Warner; Alvah Hall Warren; A.H. Warren; N.J. Warren; Nelson J. Warren; Washington Stamp Exchange; Albert Wassel; A.S. Wathen; Mary B. Watson; Robert T. Watson; Elizabeth Watts; Robinson C. Watters; Robinson C. Watters; Frank R. Webb; Mardell Webb; William D. Webb; Arthur C. Webster; Jack Webster; Richard Weibel; Leo Weidenthal; E.R. Weidlein; E.R. Weidlein; J.A. Weiger; Thomas D. Weiler; E.L. B. Weimer; Alex Weinstein; Hildegarde Weisburg; Bruce Weiss; Lyman L. Weld; Dolores Wellman; Matthre Wiley Welsh; Clarence E. Welty; H.D. Wendorf; R.J. Wenger; J.E. Wensley; Agnes A. West; Stewart W. West; Virginia West; West Penn Hospital; The Western Pennsylvania Hospital; West Penn Hospital; Robert Westervelt; Westinghouse Club; James L. Weygand; William Wheeler; Gladys Bornes Wheeldon; Russell Wheeler; Lawrence A. Wheeler; Cornelius Whetsel; C.S. White; H.J. White; James B. White; Jeremiah F. White; Maxwell O. White; Lloyd White; P.W. White; William L. White; Rita Whiteman; E.T. Whiter; Adah Whitmore; L.A. Whitney; Whitlock's Inc.; C.E. H. Whitlock; Vera E. Whitlock; Grace Whitten
WI-WU , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1018 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Helena Blanche Wick; Marguerite H. Wickenden; Jane Ann Wicker; George A. Wieand; Stephen J. Wigmore; Josephine Wilber; Ann Wilby; Eleanor S Wilby; H.E. Wilcox; Margaret Wilcox; Alpha D. Wilcoxon; E.D. Wilhite; Arthur D. Williams; Billy Williams; Elizabeth Williams; George E. Williams; Harold S. Williams; Helen E. Williams; Marcus A. Williams; Melvin Williams; Merwin M. Williams; Susie E. Williards; Susie E. Williams; Anthony P. Williamson; Lois Williamson; Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin; Dorothy Willison; George H. Wilson; Inez R. Wilson; James W. Wilson; Mary Lou Wilson; Scott Wilson; Howard Wilson; Otto Wilt; C.L. Winder; M.C. Windsor; Albert T. Winkelmann; Paul W. Winkler; Joseph R. Winstead; Henry W. Winslow; Eva Wiseman; Lucille Witman; William Woestehoff; P.M. Wozny; John Wohlgamuth; Betty Wolcott; Charles W. Wolf; Robert Wolfe; Elsie Wolkow; Woman's Hospital; Harry K. Wood; Merritt Wood; R. Stanley Wood; W.A. Wood; Susan Woodall; C.W. Woodman; Donald Woodrow; W.E. Woodruff; W.W. Woods; W.W. Woodside; Woodstock Public Schools; Woodstock Herald; H.S. Kendall; W.L. Woodward; Harold A. Wooster; Mitchell Wooten; Andrew Workosky; World Digest Magazine; John S. Worley; James P. Wosnuk; Victor Wright; Edith A. Wright; David A. Wright; Mary Wright; William B. Wright; Theodore G. Wurm
Foster Hall Collection , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1019 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedules of activities taking place in the Foster Memorial
Y , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1020 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with YANK; Mari Yanofsky; Mari S. Yanofsky; Nancy Yarborough; Roy Yarbrough; Bess R. Yates; Leslie Yaw; John W. Yeager; Catherine Yerashes; YMCA; John Yocum; David L. Yount; David Leroy Yount; D.L. Yount; David Leroy Yount; Alberta Young; H.W. Young; J.U. Young; Lewis E. Young; Lewis E. Young; M.R. Young; Martha Yuhos
Z , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1021 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Gilbert C. Zaring; Charlotte Zazulia; Betty Zeky; Glenn W. Zeller; Braxton W. Zickefoose; Florence M. Ziel; Otto Zimmerman
Material Requisitions, Foster Hall Collection , 1942 Containers box 25 , folder 1022 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes office supplies purchased for the Memorial's use
A , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1023 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Carl Abbinanti; Samuel Abbinanti; Floyd A. Abbott; Russell Abbott; Ruth Abramsky; Dorothy Love Adair; Carlton W. Adams; C.W. Adams; Charles Adams; E.S. Adams; Leon T. Perryman; M.C. Adams; E.H. Adriance; William R. Agan Vo-Seaman; Margaret Agnew; Wilma Alexander; USO Club Alexandria, Virginia; Raymond Aliff; Mario Alioto; Michael Alioto; Orra Foster Allen; Patricia Allen; Penny Lee Allen; Robert G. Allen; Rolland Allen; Gertrude L. Allen; R.W. Allison; Robert W. Allison; Charles B. Alloway; D.P. Alterman; Joseph Alvaro; Edward Ament; Jeannette Ament; American Association of Museums; The American News Company; American Red Cross; O. Skeeham; W.W. Amoss; Sophie Analett; Clifford Anderson; Mary R. Anderson; Charles E. Andrews; Charles E. Andrews; Jeannetta Andrews; Marion Andrews; Sister Ann; Sophie Amalett; Anniston Alabama; NCCS Operated Unit Anniston Alabama; James Archer; Jewell T. Archer; Norman Archer; R.C. Archibald; F.A. Armitage; J.W. Arnold; W.B. Arnold; Yvonne Arnold; Amelia K. Arth; Ruth Atherton; Francis Atkins; Atlas Engraving Company; Leonard L. Audino; Audio Scriptions; NCCS Operated Unit August Georgia; Shirley P. Austin; NCCS Operated Unit Avon Park Florida; Robert J. Axtell; NCCS Operated Unit Ayer Massachusetts
BA-BL , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1024 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William T Babbitt; Betty Baden; Sandforn J. Baer; A.Y. Bailey; Vera Bailey; Edward J. Bakalarski; Elizabeth Baker; Linville A. Baker; Mary H. Baker; William Baker; The Baker and Taylor Co.; NCCS Operated Unit Bangor Maine; NCCS Operated Unit Baraboo Wisconsin; Samuel A. Baird; Elizabeth J. Bardes; Louis C. Barley; Edwin L. Barnes; E.R. Barnes; Richard Barnes; Grace Barr; Frank W. Barrett; John Barrows; Emma Barth; Jacob Barth; R.H. Bartlett; William H. Bartlett; John R. Basch; Paul E. Bash; Anthony G. Basilone; Erie O. Bass; R.H. Bass; Argus W. Bates; NCCS Operate Unit Baton Rouge Louisiana; NCCS Operated Unit Battle Creek Michigan; Edna Batz; Jane A. Baum; Mordecai Bauman; Fred L. Bay; Edwin G. Baynham; Calvin L. Beal; J.W. Greenough; Robert T. Beal; D.W. Beard; Howard E. Beasey; C.O. Beasley; John I. Beauduy; Dorothy Beavers; Burton E. Beck; Noble L. Beck; Elizabeth G. Bedell; Ralph J. Behrendt; Clara L. Behrens; Mary E. Beitler; Ralph Belfigle; C. Stanton Belfour; E.B. Bell; Lotis Bell; Margaret Bell; W.A. Bell; Louise Beller; NCCS Operated Unit Belleville Illinois; Irving Bennett; J.R. Bennett; Robert E. Bennett; Bernice S. Benson; Mary Benson; Clinton A Bergstresser; Clinton A. Bertstresser; Berkeley Public Library; Isaac Berman; Myron Beser; Ray Bessemr; Eugene B. Bibbins; Mario Bidese; Lillia Bier; Dorothy Biotta; NCCS Operated Unit Bioloxi Mississippi; Rita Binkley; Gordon W. Bird; Edwin B. Birge; Edward B. Birge; Agnes V. Birmingham; Betty Jean Bishop; Doyle Bishop; Marie Bishop; Helen Bisz; S.C. Bitter; Ida Mae Bitzer; R.C. Bitzer; Caroline E. Bizzoni; Dawson S. Blackmore; John H. Blair; Edith Lang Blake; Edward R. Blakeley; Catherine Blasing; Kathryn L. Fagan; Hal Blum; Christine Blythe; NCCS Operated Unit, Blythe California
BO-BZ , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1025 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Juanita H. Boaz; James Boaz; Bodley Book Shop; Leona Boediker; Virginia Boeldt; Lena N. Boetticher; Myrtle P. Bodine; Anna S. Boggs; USO Club Boise Idaho; Bernard Flaherty; W.T. Bolger; Elorie Boll; Ben A. Bollinger; Floyd Bollinger; C.M. Bomberger; Alton C. Booska; J.F. Boren; John Borgo; Catherine Borgo; Robert Borgo; R.R. Boring; John R. Boslet; Albert C. Boucek; Albert C. Boucek; Homer J. Bouchard; nee R. Boud; Boudreaux's Music House; Catherine Quint; D.A. Beurgin; Gordon E. Bouton; Charles Bower; R.R. Bowker Co.; M. Bowling; Carter C. Boyd; Mary Lou Boyle; George S. Bradford; Margaret Braithwaite; Ruth Braker; H.G. Brannen; B.A. Braun; William E. Braun; Charles Breiling; NCCS Operated Unit, Bremerton Washington; Clyde E. Brenton; Alice G. Brenton; Karl B. Bretzfelder; NCCS Operated Unit Bridgeport Connnecticut; Lida P. Bridges; NCCS Operated unit Brigham City Utah; Bill Briggs; R.L. Brinton; Darnell Brittin; Allen Broadstreet; John L. Breck; Harvey Broglin; J.T. Bromley; NCCS Operated Unit Brooklyn New York; Esther Brooks; Harriet K. Brooks; Eleanor H. Brooksbank; John G. Brosky; Charles H. Brown; Cornelia Brown; George Brown; John M. Brown; Lowell Brown; Luther M. Brown; Paul K. Brown; Ralph Brown; Robert A. Brown; S.E. Brown; Wendell E. Brown; Brown University; H.B. Van Hoesen; NCCS Operated Unit Brownwood Texas; Lawrence Brouhard; Robert L. Bruce; Bertha M. Bruning; August F. Brunn; I.R. Brussel; Harrison R. Bryan; Norman Bryan; C.A. Budin; Buffalo Public Library; NCCS Operated Unit Buffalo New York; Thomas Bunch; Dorothy Burch; James Burke; Ray H. Burley; NCCS Operated Unit Burlington Iowa; NCCS Operated Unit Burlington Vermont; Marion L. Burns; Raymond Burns; Browar Busard; Dorothy Buschmann; C.L. Buskirk; Helen A. Buskirk; C.E. Butenhoff; Sarah E. Butz; Joseph H. Buxton
C , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1026 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert H. Caffee; Paul Cain; David R. Caldwell; Jenny W. Calhorn; University of California; Ivander MacIver; California School Book Depository; Lorena Callahan; George S. Callahan; Maurice Callender; George F. Calvosa; D.L. Campbell; Dorothy Campbell; Emma Campbell; George W. Campbell; John C. Campbell; Martha E. Campbell; Orville W. Campbell; J.T. Caragher; A. Ralph Carli; E.C. Carline; Lina Carls; A.M. carlson; Carnegie Institute; Adaline Bernstein; Carney; K.W. Carpenter; John Carrell; J.W. Carrington; James George Carroll; Richard A. Carroll; Josephine T. Carrow; Dora Carter; James Russell Carter; William L. Carver; Betty B. Cashman; Laura D. Gaskill; Alpha Jean Catania; Eleanor T. Cauldwell; Eleanor T. Cauldwell; Henry Certain; NCCS Operated Unit Center Line Michigan; Tacoma School District No. 10; Louise Chadwick; F.B. Chalfant; Sidney A. Chalfant; Sadye Champagne; NCCS Operated Unit; Paul G. Chandler; E. Janet Chapman; Edward J. Cummins; NCCS Operated Unit Charlestown Indiana; NCCS Operated Unit Charleston South Carolina; John G. Cheetam; George H. Cherrington; George H. Cherrington; William R. Cherry; Joan I.F. Chesler; NCCS Operated Unit Cheyenne Wyoming; NCCS Operated Unit Chicago Illinois; Chicago Service Men Center No. 3; NCCS Operated Unit Chico California; Wendell W. Church; William Cierebiej; Robert I. Citron; Viola L. Clader; Dorothy Clark; Esther Clark; Gene Clark; Hugh S. Clark; Kenneth Clark; Marietta Clark; Maurice E. Clark; Rebecca Clark; Richard Clark; T.L. Clark; John L. Clarke; USO Club Clarksville Tennessee; Classic Record Company; Irvin Donald Cleaves; C. Robert Clements; James W. Clift; Alice Clifton; Harry Clowes; John S. Clyde; USO Club Coachella California; Harold Coates; Leigh Cobb; Nell Cockey; Cole; USO Club Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Henry F. Coffey; Morcelle Coffey; George E. Cohee; Leo Richard Cohen; Sidney Cohen; Martha Coleman; Matthew H. Coleman; Ruth Coleman; Wesley Coleman; Ruth B. Colley; Fern Collins; Colorado Springs; Bertram Colter; USO Club Columbia, South Carolina; John H. Compton; Eleanor Condit; Solomon Conn; Alphonse J. Conroy; James J. Conroy; Kathryn L. Cook; Mary Jean Cook; Helen Cooke; William D. Coombs; Jack C. Cooney; Joseph C. Cooney; N.R. Cooper; Carl Cooprider; Robert V. Copeland; Katherine W. Copley; Sister Corinne; NCCS Operated Unit Corpus Christi, Texas; Anna I. Corrigan; Harold Corson; Robert B. Coryell; John P. Coughlin; Arthur B. Covert; Mabel Cowan; Henry Cowell; Beatrice M. Cox; Helen M. Cox; Charles T. Coy; Charles T. Coy; Norris J. Coy; Clyde Christopher Crafton; John C. Craig; Donald Crain; Constance Crawford; Mary E. Crawford; Margaret Criswell; Crittenden; Ingram Crockett; Howard Cronenweth; H.L. Crooks; Harry J. Crooke; Lawrence L. Cross; Frank R. Crotty; Henry A. Crouch; Harry A. Croyder; Willis Cruise; Joan Cue; Don Culley
D , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1027 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Edgar B. Dack; Mary Jeffers Dager; Probert W. Dager; Mildred Dahlin; Ralph M. Daily; NCCS Operated Unit Dalhart Texas; James M. Daly; Lillian Damon; Walter S. Danuser; Roy W. Darnall; C.B. Darrow; Lee Davidson; Paul Davidson; W.M. Davison; Eileen Davis; George B. Davis; Larry J. Davis; Private Melvin Davis; Rita Davis; Tom Pears; Davis and Warde; Allen Davison; Emmett Davison; Suzanne Dawson; General Delivery Daytona Beach; Donald E. Dean; Francis V. Dearborn; Phyllis R. Debes; Henry F. DeBoest; Charles L. Deckert; Kenneth S. Deer; Albert De Groet; Dorothy Delaney; E.E. Delaney; T.M. Dell; A. Aloe De Luca; John De Marco; J.J. Semester; Jack C. Denhart; Denver Public Library; NCCS Operated Unit Denver Colorado; NCCS Operated Unit Denver Colorado; Betty Lou Dipp; Virginia Deppe; Marie Dermitt; R.H. Desautels; Alfred DeSimone; NCCS Operated Unit; NCCS Operated Unit; Anna De Vecchio; Catherine DeVoy; Virginia de Vries; Melba DeWalt; Heyliger de Windt; Harry Dichter; Harry Dichter; Paul Dickens; Evelyn J Dickie; Mary W. Dickson; Berlin W. Dieter; F.P. Diliberto; Frank P. Diliberto; Irving Dillingham; Delphin D. Dillon; Oliver Ditson Company; Donald R. Dixon; Rubin R. Dobin; Charles A. Dobson; Edwin Y. Dobson; Robert T. Doerr; Julian R. Doggett; Frank L. Doherty; June Donahue; M.L. Done; William Doolittle; F.M. d'Orbessan; Walter W. Dorwart; Walter W. Dorwart; NCCS Operated Unit Dothan Alabama; Annis M. Dougall; R.S. Dougall; A.E. Dougan; Alice Dougherty; Charles Drake; Louise Dreisbach; Ray Driscoll; Dorothy Driskill; Peter Dubinshak; William A. Duff; Warren Dumrauf; Augusta Dunbar; Mona Dunkin; Dorothy Dunkle; Wayne L. Dunlap; Herbert C. Dunlop; E.P. Dutton and Co.; Charles T. Duvall; Marie H. Duvall; Russell F. Duvall; John B. Dux
E , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1028 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ruth P. Eames; Will Earhart; R.L. Earhart; NCCS Operated Unit; Anne Eckert; Esther E. Edeen; Mary Edmonds; Harry F. Edwards; Margaret Egan; Ensign Paul Egli; Anna H. Ehlers; C.M. Ehrhart; John Eichelman; Lois Elma Eisenhard; John H. Eix; Paul F. Eix; William H. Eix; Harry R. Elden; Harry Robert Elder; NCCS Operated Unit Elizabeth City North Carolina; Charles W. Elkins; NCCS Operated Unit Elkton Maryland; Efford C. Ellis; James Ellis; Lester M. Ellis; Richard Elston; Leon L. Ely; R.W. Emerson; Dorothy Emonds; Thomas Enard; Clara M. Endus; Earl Endy; DeVaughan Englehart; Morton B. Epstein; Jane L. Erard; Vital Henry Erard; NCCS Operated Unit Eries Pennsylvania; Donald D. Esinhart, Lancaster Pennsylvania; James Lee Estridge; L.E. Etter; B.G. Evans; Paul V. Evans; NCCS Operated Unit Evansville Indiana; Evansville Public Library; Eye and Ear Hospital
F , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1029 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with NCCS Operated Unit Fall River Massachusetts; Robert J. Farley; Ralph J. Faulkner; Francis M. Favata; NCCS Operated Unit Fayetteville North Carolina; Charles P. Fehl; Abraham Feitelberg; Robert Feitler; Gerald T. Fenlon; Lois E. Fenn; Nina F. Ferguson; Lloyd G. Fey; E.T Frick; Nell Finlay; Nettie T. Fiquett; Gilbert R. Fischer; John Fisher; NCCS Operated Unit Fitchburg Massachusetts; Rufus H. Fitzgerald; Robert A. Flack; Joe Flaherty; Thomas L. Flaherty; Katarina P. Flanagan; Frances Flannery; Alfred Fleming; Joseph Fletcher; Thomas J. Flood; Ethel Flood; Leonard H. Floyd; Richard S. Flu; William U. Follansbee; Louise W. Forder; Charles V. Foreman; Earle R. Forrest; C.J. Forstner; NCCS Operated Unit, Fort Smith; June Fortney; W.B. Fortune; Brent Forster; Charles L. Foster; John M. Foster; June Foster; Stanley C. Foster; William B. Foster; Paul Fouts; Ralph Foutz; John S. Fox; Clarence A. Foy; Ruth N. Foy; Sam J. Francis; Lorraine Franklin; Moulton Frantz; Moulton Frantz Jr.; William M. Fraser; Dorothy Frazier; Herbert W. Fred; NCCS Operated Unit Fredericksburg Virginia; Eura Freeman; Leo J. Feihage; C.Y. Frentzel; Glenna York Frentzel; Shirley Frerking; NCCS Operated Unit Fresno, California; Hugh W. Frey; Anna Friedman; Anna Friedman; S.W. Frontis; Ruth Frost; Brooke D. Fulford; H.C. Fullaway; James H. Fulton; Maxine Funk; Robert H. Funk
G , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1030 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George F. Gahan; NCCS Operated Unit Gainseville Texas; Gamble Hinged Music Co.; Harold W. Gammans; NCCS Operated Unit Garden City; A.H. Gardner; Annie M. Gardner; H.G. Gardner; John L. Gardner; L.W. Gardner; NCCS Operated Unit; Ralph Garforth; Joyce Garner; Wendell G. Garrett; Thomas Garrity; Herman C. Garst; H.E. Gaskill; Laura D. Gaskill; Miriam Foster Gates; Thomas V. Gates; Edwin Gauiglia; Jay E. Gaylord; Whitney Genns; William J. Geer; Paul T. Gerrard; Lacy Gibbs; Allen L. Gibson; Francis E. Gibson; josiah T. Gibson; Rupert P. Gibson; William R. Gibson; E.D. Giddens; Rosemary Gillespie; William Gillespie; C.C. Gilliatt; Richard Gimbel; Marie L. Ginoles; Anthony Giordano; Sterling Given; W.E. Gladstone; Ruth J. Gladstone; Florence C. Powers Glazer; Charles Glazer; Richard M. Gloor; Eva Rice Goble; James W. Goble; C.E. Goddard; Caroleen Goetting; Adina Golden; Alfred R. Goldman; William Arthur Gordan; Richard Gottemoller; Carl R. Gough; Amasa C. Gould; Lloyd H. Graham; Madeline K. Graham; Madeleine K. Graham; Philip Graham; Marie M. Grall; Dorothy J. Kiester; Marie M. Grall; Lucille S. Grammes; Tad Hascall; Alfred Granneman; J.J. Grant; Robert G. Graves; NCCS Operated Unit Great Falls Montana; Alec B. Greaves; John Green; Victor W. Green; James O. Greene; Greene Public Library; Alice L. McEwen; NCCS Operated Unit Greenport L.I. New York; Helen M. Gregory; J.A. Gresham; C.G. Griffin; Helen Griffin; J.E. Griffin; Paul E. Griffin; Tom Griffin; Kenneth F. Griffith; K.F. Griffith; Vivian Griffith; Warren Griffith; Fred W. Griggs; Elizabeth Grimes; C.W. Grimm; S.W. Grise; J.W. Grise; Paul M. Grist; Francis M. Groarke; Leonard Groen; Lenora B. Groenert; Joseph G. Grosch; Alfred Guarini; Paul Gudgel; A, Guenter; John Alexander; John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; NCCS Operated Unit Gulfport Mississippi; June Gurskey; Sarah Guyer
H , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1031 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Carl P. Hacker; Charles J. Haden; C.J. Haden; Marjorie F. Haehl; Bessie Hager; Bessie Christie Hager; Donald Haines; Earl N. Hale; Herbert Hale; Christine Haley; James F. Hall; Robert Hall; Hapton; Alma Hamilton; Charles R. Hamilton; Charles R. Hamilton; Robert C. Hamilton; W.W. Hamilton; William Hammaker; M.H. Hammond; W.C. Hammonds; Robert J. Hamp; Ervan B. Birge; NCCS Operated Unit Hampton Virginia; Brother Hanle; Emma Hance; D.B. Hand; K.E. Handy; Charles L. Harlan; Luella Harlan; Elizabeth Harner; Joseph H. Harper; Mildred Harper; James E. Harris; Robert Harrison; James Harrison; Ethel Hart; NCCS Operated Unit; Helen Hartinger; Enid Hartshorne; Emily Hartzell; Freeda O. Hartzfeld; Sylvia Harwich; Harvard College Library; Warren W. Harvey; T.C. Hasbrook; Leland R. Hasseld; Julian H. Hatch; NCCS Operated Unit Hattiesburgh Mississippi; F.E. Haus; John A. Hauser; Leah Hauser; Louise Hauser; Marjorie Hawkins; NCCS Operated Unit hawthorne Nevada; NCCS Operated Unit Hawthorne California; Hyman Haydis; Thomas Hayes; Rachel E. Haynes; Rachel L. Haynes; Stanley W. Head; John M. Hean; C. Aubrey Hearn; Mitty Heath; Virgil M. Bebert; Charles Heck; George Heid; Melvin E. Heins; Dorritt Heintz; Sarah Heinz House; Charles W. Helfrich; Dorothy Heller; NCCS Operated Unit. Hempstead; Elizabeth Henderson; Thomas M. Hendrickson; H. Des. Henley; H.H. Henry; Hary J. Henry; Carl E. Hensley; R.L. Hephner; Raymond L. Hephner; Alfred J. Herman; Harvey L. Herndon; Charles E. Herrin; Paul Hertweck; Herbert Herzfeld; Jack Herzog; A.E. Hess; G.M. Hester; Floyd S Hicks; Richard C. Higgs; Robert F. Higgs; NCCS Operated Unit, Highland Falls, New York; Howard P. Hill; Jack W. Hill; Richard S. Hill; M. Hillary; Joseph Himes; Charles L. Hinchee; Floyd A. Hines; Tom Hinkle; Meitha Hiteman; NCCS Operated Unit Hobbs New Mexico; Evelyn Hodge; Genevieve Hodge; Bradford H. Hodge; Fletcher Hodges; Janet B. Hoeksema; John F. Hofscher; William H. Hofscher; Anna Louise Hogan; Donald H. Hogan; Margaret Hogya; Ernest W. Hohlt; Miriam E. Hohn; Carl F. Holden; Cornelius Holder; Marvel Holek; Dorothy S. Holland; Frank Hollings; Al Hollschwandner; Charles A. Holmes; NCCS Operated Unit Holyoke Massachussetts; Essie Hood; Arthur E. Hopkins; Ethel G. Hopkins; Ione B. Hopkins; Orra Hopper; R.H. Hoppes; Jacquelyn Horn; Joseph horn; Bert Horowitz; Paul R. Hough; Theodore S. Hough; Lois Houk; NCCS Operated Unit Houlton Maine; Don Howard; Marian Howe; Carey Jeanne Hoyle; Embry L. Hoyle; Embry L. Hoyle; William Harrison Hoyt; Paul L. Hubble; Dillon Huder; H.J. Huelskamp; G.N. Hufford; Edwin A. Hughes; Noble H. Hughes; Arthur B. Hull; NCCS Operated Unit Humbolt Tennessee; Charles E. Hummmer; Arthur B. Hunt; J.E. Hunter; NCCS Operated Unit Huntsville Alablama; Bertha S. Huston; Thomas K. Hymers
I , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1032 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Robert Twente; Indianapolis Photo Co; Indianapolis Service Men's Centers; NCCS Operated Unit Indio California; Frank Indovina; A.J. Franck; International Records Agency; George E. Irish; Robert B. Irish; Francis W. Israel
J , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1033 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Elmer C. Jackson; Myles F. Jackson; Robert E. Jackson; William H. Jackson; NCCS Operated Unit Jackson Mississippi; NCCS Operated Unit Jacksonville Florida; Kathleen Jacobs; Randall Jacobs; Edward C. Jacobson; W.P. James; Warren Balentine; Allen J. Jamison; William J. Jamison; Braxton E. Jeffried; Jean L. Jeffries; Frances B. Jenkins; Jenkins Music Company; Jerome Relocation Center; NCCS Operated Unit Jersey City New Jersey; T.J. Jessup; Conner R. Jester; David Johnson; Dorothy Johnson; Fred E. Johnson; J. Johnson; Joan Johnson; Laura Johnson; Leonard R. Johnson; Leroy Johnson; Max Johnson; R.H. Johnson; William H. Johnson; W.R. Johnson; Eleanor Johnston; N.D. Johnston; Ray D. Johnston; NCCS Operated Unit Joliet Illinois; Cecil B. Jolley; Charles Jones; Frank B. Jones; V. Harriet Jones; W. Oscar Jones; Anna L. Jones; Rudolph F. Joop; NCCS Operated Unit Joplin Missouri; H.S. Jopling; Alice Jordan; Edith Jordan; L.M. Jordan; Lillie M. Jordan; William Jordan; M. Josephine; Carl E. Joyce; Julliard School of Music; NCCS Operated Unit Junction City Kansas
K , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1034 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Karl Kaiser; Arthur Kaletta; Frank E. Kamplain; Victor E. Kane; NCCS Operated Unit Kansas City Missouri; Ruth Kapperman; John J. Karpless; John J. Karpeles; Arthur Kasting; Brilla Kearney; Opal Keels; Lloyd Keepers; W. Lloyd Keepers; Jack Keller; James E. Keller; Max L. Keller; John E. Kelly; Clifford Kemp; Alfred F. Kennedy; Eugene A. Kennedy; Eugene V Kennedy; Carrie Hyatt Kennedy; James R. Kennedy; John W. Kennedy; T.F. Kennedy; Thomas J. Kennedy; H.E. Kent; Robert L. Kent; William H. Kern; Bill Kern; Agnetta F. Kerns; Ketchhum Maclead and Grove Inc.; Frank Ketterley; NCCS Operated Unit Key West Florida; Stanley Kiczorowski; William J. Kidney; Raymond A. Kiehl; Elaine Kiess; Eugene C. Kiger; NCCS Operated Unit Killeen Texas; Lindsley F. Kimball; R.H. Kimbriel; Joe Kindsvater; E. Kindsvater; Regis Kindsvater; L. King; Ewing W. Kinkead; J.R. Kingsley; Mary Kinsley; Kirby K. Kinman; Mable Kinman; Thomas R. Kinman; David B. Kirk; Miriam Kirkell; James Hampton Kirkland; William Kittel; A.W. Klausner; Julius Klein; John Klimek; A.S. Kloche; C.M. Knight; Dean Knight; Emma R. Knudson; Paul W. Koch; Erma Kohler; Albert Kohn; Henry W. Koropal; Helen Korp; Robert M. Kraft; Dana Kreider; John E. Kramer; John E. Kramer; E.F. Kredel; Dana Kreider; Ralph H. Kressly; Karl A. Kreth; John Krieg; Rhea Krisko; Leo Kucinski; Don H. Kutz; Henry Kyburz
L , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1035 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jules Labarthe; E.C. Lafean; Edward C. Lafean; John Lamach; Diane Lambert; Jess Landauer; William F. Landborg; Geraldine Lang; Anna M. Larcom; NCCS Operated Unit Laredo, Texas; John W. Larson; NCCS Operated Unit Las Vegas, Nevada; NCCS Operated Unit Laurel Maryland; Charles E. Lauriat; Paul Lavati; Thomas Lavin; Curtis C. Lawless; NCCS Operated Unit Lawton, Oklahoma; NCCS Operated Unit Lebanon Missouri; NCCS Operated Unit Lebanon, Pennsylvania; R.E. Leder; Alfred Lee; Melvin H. Lee; James R. Leffler; Nancy Lehr; L.H. Leppe; John E. Lesow; Harry Levin; Ralph Lewando; Life Magazine; Paul Lewellyn; Mary Lewis; Raphael Lewis; Library Journal; Emily Kennedy; Life; Constance St. Onge; R.M. Lightfoot; J.K. Lilly; Lincoln Herlad; NCCS Operated Unit Lincoln Nebraska; Lincoln Herald; Alberta Lindeman; Phyllis Linder; George E. Linder; J.G. Lindley; Lindmarks; H.K. Linn; NCCS Operated Unit Little Rock, Arkansas; Catherine E. Lloyd; William Lloyd; Cecil T. Lockhart; Fred Lockley; Alvin Lohr; Lotte Olga Lohstoeter; NCCS Operated Unit Lompoc, California; Fred E. Long; NCCS Operated Unit Long Branch, New Jersey; Stanley R. Longest; Sadie Looney; NCCS Operated Unit Los Angeles, California; Richard Loughney; NCCS Operated Unit Louisville, Kentucky; Elmer P. Love; Esther Love; Walter P. Love; F.A. Lovell; F.D. Lowe; NCCS Operated Unit Lowell, Massachusetts; Fred W. Lowinger; Joe R. Loyd; Margaret R. Lucas; Luce's Press Clipping Bureau; Mother Lucia; Robert W. Lull; Dorothy Lindeen; Roy Lundeen; Francis Lurk; George William Lusty; Frank Luther; Rosina Lutsch; Theodore Lutz; Elizabeth P. Lyman; John S. Lynn; Carle W. Lyons; Ralph Lytle
Lilly, J.K. , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1036 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly, J.K. (Dorothy Black) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1037 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
Mc-Mac , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1038 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Claud McAfee; Gilbert E. McCallie; M.P. McCameron; Irlyn B. McCammack; Charles McCann; Margaret McCann; Howard R. McCartney; Eugene McCarty; W.K. McCharen; George J. McChesney; J.H. McClaine; James McCleary; John A. McClintock; Harold E. McClure; McClure and Dorwaldt; P.W. McCluskey; J.G. McConnell; Edward E. McCoy; W.D. McCoy; Frances L. McCroy; Alice McCurry; John D. MacDonald; Margaret G. MacDonald; N.P. McDonald; Thirza B. McDonald; W.I. McDowell; Dawn McElroy; George E. McFadden; Eleanor McFall; D. Reid McFall; Francis J. McGahren; Frances McGalliard; Charles McGorty; Genevieve McGrath; Dorothy McIlroy; Harold B. McIntosh; Harold B. McIntosh; Annette McKay; Marion K. McKay; Mercedes MacKay; R.L. McKenna; Bryan McKenney; Myron W. McKinney; David M. McKinstray; David U. McKinstray; M.W. McLean; Dave McManus; Glen M. McMillan; Virginia E. McNabb; Cecilia R. Steinlein
MA , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1039 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James Madison; Ward N. Madison; NCCS Operated Unit Madison Wisconsin; Laurette Madone; Harold J. Magilson; Magee Hospital; Raymond Magilson; Lucile Maguire; Sarah Mahr; Maud G. Maines; George Makovic; Karl Malcherek; J.U. Malick; E. Malinovsky; Elizabeth Maloney; Frances B. Maloney; George N. Malpass; Milton Maltby; Albert Mammele; NCCS Operated Unit Manchester; Larry Manion; Bertie Mann; John J. Mann; William C. Maple; Ann Margrave; NCCS Operated Unit Marion Illinois; Dorothy Marolt; Grace Marquardt; Otto Marsalek; Nellie Marsalik; Daniel L. Marsh; Martha E. Marsh; Martha B. Marsh; Max M. Marsh; Agnes Martin; Carl E. Martin; J.A. Martin; Mary Martin; Raymond J. Martin; Samuel E. Martin; Cyril A. Marx; NCCS Operated Unit Marysville California; Helen Mason; A.H. Mathias and Co.; Ernest Michio Matsunga; E.G. Mauck; Donald W. Maupai; Gertrude Maxham; Marion A. Maxim; Maxwell-Wirges; Richard Maxwell; Thomas B. May; Harry A. Mayer; Clifton Maynard
ME-MZ , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1040 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ray Means; NCCS Operated Unit Mechanicsburg PA.; NCCS Operated Unit Medford Oregon; William P. Megehardt; James G. Mehegan; Robert B. Meihaus; Edward V. Meith; Ralph Melady; Edward F. Melocchi; N.R. Mendenhall; Della Meneham; Mercy Hospital; Edward J. Meredith; NCCS Operated Unit Meridin Mississippi; Hermit Merkel; William Merwin; Eli P. Messenger; Thomas H. Messerlie; H.B. Metcalf; Harold B. Metcalf; Wallace D. Metz; Dorinne Metler; Emma Meyer; NCCS Operated Unit Miami Florida; Doroth M. Michelfelde; G.W. Middleton; NCCS Operated Unit Middletown, Pennsylvania; Andrew Miklasevich; Fred Miklasevich; Julia Miklasevich; Joe Miley; M.M. Millar; Ashley B. Miller; A.G. Miller; Donald E. Miller; Edith F. Miller; Ellen Miller; Ernest P. Miller; Guy P. Miller; Iris D. Miller; A.M. Tiedt; Jack Miller; Karl D. Miller; Lillian Miller; Marylin Miller; Mildred Y. Miller; Rudolph D. Miller; R.L. Miller; Vernon H. Miller; William Green Miller; Leon F. Milner; Albert J. Minger; Clyde Minich; Joan Minner; Minnesota Historical Society; Roberta Minter; Marjorie Minton; Theodore Misiti; William Misiti; The Mississippi Valley Historical Review; Carl M. Mitchell; James S. Mitchell; NCCS Operated Unit Mobile, Alabama; NCCS Operated Unit Mobile Alabama; Virginia Veeman; S.G. Modjeska; C.E. Mohnsen; Montefiore Hospital; NCCS Oeprated Unit; Thomas W. Moon; Joe Mooney; George M. Moore; John Mason Moores; John M. Moore; Julius M. Moore; William Moore; James S. Morgan; NCCS Operated Unit Morganfield, Kentucky; William J. Morganson; James E. Morley; Dorothy Morris; Framklin T. Morris; Gertrude Morris; E.L. Morrison; Mary Morrison; Margaret Morrissey; Wilma K. Morrow; E. Robert Morse; V.C. Mossman; NCCS Operated Unit Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Robert Moyer; David Mudie; Martha E. Mulkey; B.R. Mull; Frank C. Mullinix; Carmin Mumford; David V. Murdoch. Kenneth Murdy; Don E. Murphy; E.J. Murphy; Morris V. Murphy; Philip F. Murphy; Ruby Bradford Murphy; Music Dealers Service; NCCS Operated Unit Muskogee, Oklahoma; Everett Musselman; Jean Musselman; Charles M. Myers; Philip A. Mildred; Philip A. Mylod; NCCS Operated Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Morneweck, Evelyn Foster , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1041 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI, Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1042 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.W. Nash; NCCS Operated Unit; Hans Nathan; National Broadcasting Company, Inc.; National Catholic Community Services; Morris V. Murphy; National Catholic Community Service; Frank Neeld; Frank Neeld; Armour H. Nelson; Helen H. Korp; John Neraston A.C.; Marion L. Nesbitt; Helen E. Becker; NCCS Operated Unit New Brunswick New Jersey; NCCS Operated Unit NEW London Connecticut; NCCS Operated Unit New Orleans Louisiana; NCCS Operated Unit New Rochelle New York; New York State Library; New York University Book Store; Administration Building Newark New Jersey; C.R. Newbaker; Gretchen Newhard; Beulah Ann Newman; Dorothy Newman; Nettie M. Newman; NCCS Operated Unit NEewport, Rhode Island; Margaret Niccum; Bruce E. Nichols; Irene Nichols; Irene Nichols; Margaret Nicholson; Frank L. Nickerson; Franz G. Nierlich; Frances Nigrelli; John C. Nigrelli; John S. Nigrelli; Joseph Nigrelli; Clarence Nix; R.P. Noble; Bryon M. Noone; NCCS Operated Unit Norfolk, Virginia; Gladys Norris; John C. Norrish; Nea M. Norton; Evan L. Noyes
O , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1043 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Guy Oakes; Margaret Obergfell; Oberlin College Library; John Ochtun; Margot O'Connell; Margaret O'Connell; Marie O'Conner; Richard O'Connor; Robert T. O'Donnell; W.H. Odor; Althea G. O'Hanlon; Howard E. Ohman; NCCS Operated Unit Oklahoma City Oklahoma; John J. Okeefe; A.T. Oliver; Joseph J. Oliverio; Kathleen M. Olsen; Charles Olshansky; NCCS Operated Unit Omaha Nebraska; Fred G. O'Neil; L.M. O'Neil; Annie O'Neill; Thomas D. O'Neill; Thomas O'Reilly; Edward E. Osborn; NCCS Central Avenue Osborn, Ohio; Dorothy Ossre; V.C. Ostermeier; Edward C. O'Toole; Florence B. Otto; George Williams Owens; NCCS Operated Unit Oxnard, California; F.W. Ozment
P , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1044 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.G. Pahud; Herberta Palko; William Palmer; Matilda Palmore; NCCS Operated Unit; Gwen Pannes; A. Pantuso; Robert Parham; NCCS Operated Unit; NCCS Operated Unit Paris, Texas; Roland J. Parker; H.N. Parkinson; Naomi Parks; William Parrish; Florence Fisher Parry; Ernest C. Partridge; NCCS Operated Unit Paso Robles California; Alfred Patera; NCCS Opeated Unit Paterson, New Jersey; Wilbur F. Paul; Forrest S. Pauli; E.C. Payne; Kenneth E. Pearce; Noble R. Pearcy; NCCS Operated Unit Pearl River, New York; Thomas C. Pears; William C. Pease; Mathew Penn; Donna Jean Pennell; Gaylord W. Penney; The Pennsylvania State College; H.W. Loman; A.M. Pennybacker; NCCS Operated Unit Pensacola Florida; The Pentland Bookshop Ltd.; The Pentland Bookshop Ltd.; A.L. Perlow; J.W. Perry; Donald Peters; Alford O. Peterson; H.M. Peterson; Milton A. Peterson; Ellen R. Petty; Philadelphia Autograph Co.; The Free Library of Philadelphia; Wendell W. Phillips; Louise Phipps; Herbert Pierson; S.R. Pierson; Herbert F. Pierson; Gail Pittenger; NCCS Operated Unit Pittsburgh, California; Pittsburgh New Company; NCCS Operated Unit Pittsburgh, PA; Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph; Jack E. Platt; Robert W. Platte; Henry J. Plowhead; Earl E. Plummer; NCCS Operated Unit Pocatello Idaho; Mary K. Poindeter; I.B. Polak; M.F. Poland; Maynard F. Poland; Margery Pollman; Shirley Popinchak; Pornbsky; NCCS Operated Unit Port Clinton; George J. Porter; Louise Porter; Mary A. Porter; William J. Porter; NCCS Operated Unit Portland, Maine; MCCS Operated Unit Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Fred M. Potgieter; William J. Potter; Grace E. Potts; Grace Pow; Elizabeth Powell; Walter H. Power; Earl T. Prange; Morse M. Preeman; Presbyterian Hospital; James L. Presser; Dan M. Pressnall; Howard F. Pressnall; H.F. Pressnall; Frances E. Price; Princeton University; Suzanne Proser; Phil Proud; Virginia Pruden; NCCS Operated Unit; Publishers' Weekly; NCCS Operated Unit Pueblo, Colorado; Arthur Purcell; John Purvis
Pittsburgh, University of (Foster Hall Collection) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1045 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with J. Ellwood Amos; J. Ellwood Amos; J.E. Amos; Robert D. Ayars; C. Stanton Belfour; Ray Coss; Kitty Dick; Falk Clinic; Esther B. Starks; T.M. Finney; Alex Forrest; Alexander Forrest; John J. Geise; Leah Hauser; Alena Horner; William Kern; George M. Langdale; Marrie McSwigan; John Oliver; Pitt News; Agnes L. Starrett; James Stinchcomb; Albert Young
Pittsburgh, University of (Bowman, John G.) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1046 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Chancellor John G. Bowman
Pittsburgh, University of (Fitzgerald) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1047 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.H. Fitzgerald of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (inter-office communication) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1048 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Henry W. Koropal; Louise Hauser; Viviane M. Follansbee
Pittsburgh, University of, Press , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1049 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Lawrence E. Irwin Manager of the University of Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, University of (Rupp, G.S.) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1050 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp, assistant Treasurer at the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Weber, John) , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1051 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Weber of the University of Pittsburgh
Q , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1052 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Raymond H. Quiggin
R , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1053 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Emma Raab; C.E. Rachford; H.E. Raffensperger; D.G. Rafferty; F.J. Rafferty; R.D. Rafferty; NCCS Operated Unit Raleigh North Carolina; Beatrice Ramsey; Pauline Randle; William M. Randol; NCCS Operated Unit Rantoul Illinois; Herbert Ratliffe; R.D. Raub; NCCS Operated Unit, Ravenna Ohio; R.J. Rawlins; R.F. Rawlins; Clara Ray; Miriam Ray; Reading Public Library; G.E. Pettingill; Franklin A. Record; Martha M. Reddick; C.M. Redman; Curtis Reed; Joseph V. Reed; Edith McCombe; Marshall Foster Reed; Frank A. Regan; Herman Rein; Reinhardt; James Reith; J.M. Hughes; Remington; Louis Remziehausen; NCCS Operated Unit; NCCS Operated Unit Renton Washington; Thomas G. Rexford; Catherine Reynolds; Elizabeth Rice; Fred Rice; Ann Rice; Helen M. Richards; Julius I. Richards; Carl H. Richardson; Lillie Richardson; NCCS Operated Unit Richmond, California; K.E. Ridley; W.L. Riggs; Ruth V. Righter; Louis H. Riley; J.W. Rinehart; Bennie Ringheisen; Paul H. Ritchey; Dalbert G. Rix; E. Brown Robbins; Geraldine Roberts; Jean Campbell Roberts; F.R. Robertson; Edward Earl Robinson; James Robinson; James F. Robinson; J.Q. Robinson; Nell Robinson; Nell Robinson; William N. Robsen; Elizabeth Roche; NCCS Operated Unit Rockford, Illinois; Elizabeth Roderick; Rodes and Willock; John B. Rodes; Alexander H. Rodger; Charles E. Roe; NCCS Operated Unit Rolla, Misouri; George A. Rollins; NCCS Operated Unit Rome, New York; Hugh Ronald; Maude Mayfield; Dolores Rose; Jessie W. Rose; Jessie Welch Rose; William Rosemau; Rebecca Rosenbaum; William Rosenau; Edna Bess Rosenberg; M. Claude Rosenberry; Orvis Ross; Helen Roth; Nathan Rothberg; Reid Melvin Rowan; Wendell B. Rowe; Rudy Brothers; C.P. Rumreich; J.T. Runkle; Eve Runyon; Royal Runyon; Charles M. Russell; Raymond H. Russler; Neal Russo; Madge Rutherford; Mary M. Rutherford; Clifford Bryon
Republic Bank Note Company , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1054 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
SA-SH , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1055 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William S. Sadler; Paul Johnson; Paul Johnston; William H. Sadier; NCCS Operated Unit St. Albans, West Virginia; Saint Alice; NCCS Operated Unit St. Augustine, Florida; Sisters of St. Francis; Richard St. John; NCCS Operated Unit St. Louis, Missouri; John J. Donegan; NCCS Operated Unit Salina, Kansas; NCCS Oeprated Unit Salinas, California; H.F. Salsbery; NCCS Operated Unit; Salt Lake City; NCCS Operated Unit; Blanche Salter; Jeannette Samuels; NCCS Operated Unit San Angelo, Texas; NCCS Oeprated Unit San Diego, California; NCCS Operated Unit San Francisco, California; San Jose State College; NCCS Operated Unit San Luis, California; NCCS Operated Unit San Pedro, California; Matthew H. Gallagher; NCCS Operated Unnit San Rafael; Geneva Sanders; J.C. Sanders; M.R. Sanders; NCCS Operated Unit Sanford, Florida; Ervin J. Sartell; Richard C. Sauer; E.H. Saulson; George J. Saunter; Bertha A. Savage; NCCS Operated Unit Savanna, Illinois; NCCS Operated Unit Savannah, Georgia; Sheldon Sayles; Charles R. Scales; Frank E. Scanlon; Walter Scanlon; J.C. Shade; Rudolph G. Scheib; Harry C. Schiering; Florence I. Schiertz; Carl E. Schiffer; Esther Schiffer; Henry M. Schiffer; Henry M. Schiffer; Carl E. Schiffer; Ira L. Schiffer; G. Schirmer; C.F. Schlensker; Franklin Schmanke; James D. Schmink; Albert C. Schmitt; C.E. Schmitz; Irma Schneider; Jack E. Schneider; Jewel E. Schock; Jessie Schofield; Earl C. Schrader; Henry Schricker; Anna Marie Schroyer; Thelma Schugert; P.J. Schultz; Elizabeth Schwab; Rosalind Schwartz; Helen Schweitzer; Bernice Scott; J.B. Scott; Margaret M. Scott; Ross R. Scott; Arthur M. Scully; Genevieve Searle; NCCS Operated Unit Seattle, Washington; Chester Seeright; Tillie R. Segel; Glenn W. Seigworth; Eugene B. Selvy; Mildred K. Semans; Elwood O. Samuel; Dale Seng; T.S. Severtson; Shadyside Hospital; Charles J. Shaffer; Pauline Shaffer; Max L. Shanklin; Elliot Shapiro; Anna L. Sharotte; NCCS Operated Unit Sharon, Pennsylvania; Elizabeth Shea; Gilbert Sheely; Richard Sheetz; G.H. Sheffield; Zoe M. Shellhamer; Trinkle Shelton; Irving Shefield; Ella K. Sheppard; Dorothy Sheriff; Ruth Shine; Jos. H. Shipp; Sonia Shirley; Damon Shock; Frank L. Shope; Gerald A. Shope; Neil P. Shope; Samuel Short; W.H. Shrowder; Robert J. Shultz;
SI-SY , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1056 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Betty Sickmiller; NCCS Operated Unit Sidney Nebraska; Is. A. Siegel; Albert Silverman; R.J. Simpson; Walter D. Simpson; John Sims; J.L. Sinclair; Katheryn K. Sinclair; James K. Singleton; NCCS Operated Unit Sioux City, Iowa; NCCS Operated Unit Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Brooks N. Sipes; David R. Caldwell; Brooks N. Sipes; Arthur B. Siviter; Herbert E. Skillman; Austin E. Skomp; Joseph Skornicka; H.W. Small; Rose D. Smallwood; John M. Smart; Agnes de Puy Smith; Albert W. Smith; Alvin P. Smith; Franklin T. Morris; Carman B. Smith; Charles E. Smith; Charles F. Smith; Cothran Godden Smith; Dale Kane Smith; Earl Hobson Smith; H.A. Smith; Howard A. Smith; Mary D. Smith; Melvin S. Smith; Morgan Smith; Robert E. Smith; Vesper C. Smith; William Galbraith Smith; Joseph H. Smock; James Hall Shell; Glenn R. Snider; Albert T. Snyder; David Snyder; Gertrude Soeurt; Richard S. Sollman; Richard S. Sollman; Thas. E. Son; Maudena Sondergard; Evelyn A. Songe; Southern Music Co.; John J. Bell; L.P. Spadafore; Rhoda Spafford; Charles S. Spalding; Nanza Spangler; Herman E. Sparks; Morris C. Sparks; NCCS Operated Unit Spartanburg; Roy S. Spears; Dorothy C. Spelman; C.H. Spiegel; C.A. Springer; Frank C. Springer; Hanna Staggs; David Stahl; Russel L. Stairs; D.A. Stamler; Donald A. Stanifer; Helen E. Stanton; NCCS Operated Unit Starke Florida; Dorothy Starnes; Norah Duffy; R.E. Staten; Robert Stavinoha; G.E. Stechert; Paul O. Steg; Donald Steinfirst; Adolph Steinhardt; A. Joseph Steinhardt; Marilyn Steinnetz; Owen Stemmelen; Gloria Stettler; Geraldine Steuert; Jack Stevens; The Stevenson and Foster Co.; Emily Steward; Edith C. Steward; James W. Stewart; Russell C. Stewart; Althea Stickler; Russell H. Stiles; Richard Stogsdill; E.W. Stoltenberg; Harry Stone; Bess Stoner; L.R. Streibich; Frank Streightoff; Albert N. Strickland; Edward R. Strickland; Robert L. Stringer; Lowell Stroeh; William Stroyer; Emma Sue Stuart; Cecilia Stumpf; NCCS Operated Unit Sturgis, South Dakota; Martha Sturm; C.R. Sublett; Dena Sudow; E.L. Sulkowski; NCCS Operated Unit Sumter, South Carolina; Joseph T. Stritter; F.J. Sondo; Rita Sunser; Luther Sutherland; Russell Sutphin; Elizabeth Sutton; Guy W. Sutton; L.F. Sutton; Sykes Music Shop; Edward H. Sykes
T , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1057 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with NCCS Operated Unit Taft, California; Lawrence E. Tagg; Donald Talbott; NCCS Operated Unit; Tamassee D.A.R. School Tamassee, South Carolina; NCCS Operated Unit Tampa Florida; William Tandy; Paul Taormina; Joseph W. Tapscott; NCCS Operated Unit Taunton, Massachusetts; Mary Alice E. Taylor; Alton D. Taylor; Anna Faith Taylor; Paul A. Taylor; Thomas L. Taylor; William H. Taylor; Theodor Teimer; James C. Terry; C.A. Tevebaugh; NCCS Operated Unit Texarkana, Texas; The University of Texas; Lynn W. Thayer; Edward K. Theis; Sister M. Therese; Floyd F. Thomas; L.G. Thomas; W.D. Thomas; Mary E. Thompson; Ray H. Thompson; Wayne E. Thompson; William A. Thompson; Jean Thoms; William Foster Thornton; A.M. Tiedt; John H. Tilden; Donald Tilford; Jane Tilford; A.M. Timchick; Robert L. Timmons; Donald J. Titus; F.L. Todd; Ross L. Toler; William C. Toler; NCCS Operated Unit Tooele, Utah; Herbert D. Tope; Lillian Toth; Charles Tritch; Raphael Tuck and Sons; NCCS Operated Unit Tullahoma, Tennessee; Fontaine Turner; Keneth Turney; Marianne Tuxhorn; Lloyd S. Tyler; Paul W. Tyner;
Townsend, John Wilson , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1058 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1059 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with University Book Store, Robert M. Heininger; Eldred C. Upp
V , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1060 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with E.H. Vaight; Harris R. Vail; R.W.G. Vail; NCCS Operated Unit Vallejo California; Richard Van Aken; NCCS Operated Unit Vancouver Washington; S. Howard Vandyke; E.F. Van Epps; Katherine Van Horn; Doris Van Mater; J.B. Van Zandt; Frank M. Veale; Howard Verbeck; Jay M. Ver Lee; Ernest Vesely; Margaret S. Vesey; Edward C. Vesonder; NCCS Operated Unit Victorville California; Frank J. Viehmann; Lindo Vighi; Vera Vincent; Carl Phelps Vinton; NCCS Operated Unit Virginia Beach Virginia; Edward J. Kelly; August Visciarelli; Della Vitale; Ernest Vogel; Irene Vogel; Christos Vrionides
WA-WH , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1061 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James E. Waddell; M.V. Wagner; NCCS Operated Unit Wahoo, Nebraska; John Waldner; A.W. Walker; C.J. Walker; Donald E. Walker; William F. Walker; William F. Walker; NCCS Operated Unit Walkerton, Indiana; James H. Wall; Jack R. Wallace; R.E. Wallace; Robert E. Wallace; Mary Walling; Frank Walsh; Margaret M. Walton; James Wand; War Department; Howard C. Bronson; Doyle P. Ward; Carrie Warma; James E. Warmouth; C.A. Warner; George Warren; Robert C. Warren; John M. Washburn; NCCS Operated Unit; Marion Wasson; NCCS Operated Unit Watertown, New York; Anita Watson; Kenneth E. Watson; Montell Watson; Harold W. Watts; NCCS Operated Unit; Anna Webb; W.D. Webb; Cliff Webber; Eileen Weber; Helen M. Weber; M.A. Weber; Clayton G. Weigand; Clayton G. Weigand; L.J. Weiland; Leonard J. Weiner; Odell A. Weir; Israel S. Weisberger; J.A. Weitershauser; C.H. Welch; J.R. Weldin Co.; George Weller; Clyde H. Wells; Mildred Wells; Robert Welsh; NCCS Operated Unit; Ethelyn Wenzlaff; Carlton Werley; C.E. Wertz; Agness A West; NCCS Operated Unit West Palm Beach; West Penn Hospital; The Western Pennsylvania; Lois Westhoven; Westinghouse Education Center; E. Hopkins Weston; Jessie F. Wheeler; Josephine T. Wheeler; Earl Whipkey; Emma Lewis Whitaker; Frances Whaler; Amelia White; Edna White; J.L. White; L.H. White; Marguerite D. White; E.T. Whiter; C.E.H. Whitlock; L.A. Whitney; Albert K. Whitton
WI-WY , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1062 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with NCCS Operated Unit; Hilton A. Wick; Otto Wick; Marguerite H. Wickendale; Robert E. Widmer; G.W. Wieland; J.M. Wilburn; Eleanor S. Wilby; Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio; James H. Wilcox; Margaret Wilcox; Walter Wilde; Walter Wilde; James T. Wiley; Logan Wiley; Denis Wilfred; Denis Wilfred; Edwin Wilkinson; Howard A. Wilkinson; Richard L. Willett; Ann H. Williams; Donald L. Williams; Elmer R. Williams; J.W. Williams; Elmer Robert Williamson; J.T. Willits; NCCS Operated Unit Wilmington, North Carolina; Ann Wilson; Cora Wilson; Estelle Wilson; Helen E. Wilson; Janice Wilson; L.W. Wilson; Samuel M. Wilson; NCCS Operated Unit Windsor Locks Connecticut; Ben Winitt; Albert T. Winkelmann; Henry Winslow; Wiley Winsor; Wiley Winsor; Harry Winter; James E. Winter; NCCS Operated Unit Winthrop, Massachusetts; Wittich's P.C. Wolber; Donald Wolf; E.C. Wolfard; R.E. Wolfard; Ruth Wolff; Women's Hospital; J.F. Wood; Meredith B. Wood; R.C. Woodard; Charles A. Woods; Edwin A. Woods; James B. Woods; L.E. Woods; R. Wooton; Jesse W. Word; Edith A. Wright; Jewell Wright; William S. Wright; Elmer Wunschel; Robert N. Wurdock; Warren Wurdock; Theodore G. Wurn; Virginia H. Wurtz; Walter Wyatt; Gerald R. Wynne
Wilson, Mary Alice , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1063 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
Y , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1064 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Harold W. Yates; Lois Yeager; Robert K. Yeager; June C. Yeates; James Yenney; Francis L. York; Francis L. York; Margaret R. Swartz; George Young; James Young; The Young Men's Christian Associations; James P. Youngberg; J.P. Youngberg; D.L. Yount; D.L. Yount; David Leory Yount
Z , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1065 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John L. Zaumeyer; Harold C. Zehr; Samuel P. Zehr; Paul M. Zettlemoyer; Hermann A. Ziel; Reese Z. Zillefrow; R.J. Zoet; E.W. Zueger
Foster Hall Collection Schedules , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1066 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedules of activities taking place in the Foster Memorial
University of Pittsburgh Material, Foster Hall Collection acquisitions , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1067 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes office supplies purchased for the Memorial's use
A , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1068 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marcus Aaron; Joyce Abel; Jane C. Abercrombie; B. Abrams; Sarah Abraham; Sarah Abramson; John D. Ackenheil; Jeanne A'Dair; George Adams; Myrtle Ellen Adkins; Affiliated Broadcasting Company; Margaret Agnew; Norman Aichhorn; M. Aidan; Alvin Albright; Alameda High School; Shirley Albright; Frank Alex; M. Alicia; Mabel B. Allen; Jay Allen; Winnie Allen; Charles Alsop; D.P. Alterman; Lee Amber; Winifred Amen; The American News Company; American Red Cross; H.I. Amory; H.I. Amory; Albert Anderson; Dwight Anderson; Irene M. Anderson; Thelma Anderson; Lucille Andreas; M. Angela; Mary Annunciata; The Answer man; Patricia Anthony; Richard C. Anzer; M. Aquin; T.S. Arbuthnot; R.C. Archibald; C.F. C. Arensberg; The Argus Book Shop; Daniel Armstrong; James W. Arnold; Alden Arvidson; Jennie A. Ashworth; Esther Astori; Salvation Army; Gilbert S. Decker; Audio Scriptions; Andrey Avinoff; L.S. Ayres
B , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1069 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with William T. Babbitt; E.V. Babcock; E.C. Bacon; Elizabeth C. Bacon; Leroy B. Baer; Mildred L. Bailey; Richard H. Bailey; Frank B. Bailie; Winifred E. Bain; William M. Bains; Jacqueline Bakalar; Esther Baker; Sara Baker; Baker and Taylor Co.; Marian Bakewell; Ann Balcom; Irving H. Ball; Thomas Ball; Margaret Bannasch; S.A. Bard; Dorothy; MAry Page Barus; Clydens Barnett; Joseph Barnhart; Lucy Barr; Harold P. Barry; Lucille Bassler; Raymond A. Basso; Shirley Bast; Agnes Bates; Shirley Baylis; Herbert N. Bayne; Calvin L. Beal; Melvin C. Beaty; Darwin Becker; Bedford School District; Charles Begg and Co.; Charles Begg and Co.; Marian Behnks; C. Stanton Belfour; Charles Allen Bell F.; Enid Bell; James A. Bell; Katherine Bell; Belmont Truly Yours; Belmont Book Shop; Joyce M. Beltz; Mary Jane Binder; Ola Bender; Edthann Bennelt; T.D. Bennett; William E. Bennett; Harry Berman; Gerald Berneking; Lola LaVerne Bevington; W.I. Bickford; Marshall Bidwell; Marshall Bidwell; Marshall Bidwell; Martin Bilowich; Edward B. Birge; Walter Birnbaum; William C Birthright; Emma Bittner; William H. Blair; Board of Education; R.J. Blockinger; Alton Elton E. Blount; Rosemary B. York; The Boobs-Merrill Company; Barbara Boger; Anna S. Boggs; C.M. Bomberger; Carrie Jacobs Bond; Carrie Jacobs-Bond; W.W. Booth; Clara V. Bortz; James Bosley; Helen Boster; Charles L. Boswell; Robert Bougher; Betty Lou Bowen; Helen E. Bowers; Russell S. Bowers; Emily H. Kennedy; Raymond K. Bowman; Raymond K. Bowman; Doris Boyer; Nell Brake; Carrol Brandeberry; Eleanor Brandon; J. Raymond Brandon; J. Raymond Brandon; H.G. Brannen; A.E. Braun; Ada Breckenridge; Retha E. Breeze; C.A. Bridgers; Ellem T. Briggs; Graham Bright; British Museum; Robert E. Brooke; Mary Brooks; Emma Mae Brotze; Donaldson Brown; Evelyn June Brown; John M. Brown; Sedley Brown; Brown University Library; Brown's Book Shop; Robert W. Brubaker; H.C. Brunner; Andrew W. Buchauser; Allen Burke; Agatha R. Burns; Broward Busard; board of education; Butler Public Library; Henry W. Butterfield; Robert L. Buxton; Frederick Byers; Robert J. Byroad
C , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1070 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Daniel J. Cahill; J.B. Caldwell; California School Book Depository; Lorena Callahan; Frank Callaud; M. Camillus; Nathan A. Cammack; Frances Campbell; Kathleen Campbell; Patty Campbell; Robert D. Campbell; Virgil E. Cannon; Glenn W. Cantrell; Capital University; Arthur B. Carlson; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; W.T. Carolers; David B.L. Carpenter; Vera Carrier; Joseph Carson; Christine Carty; John F. Casey; Margaret O. Cassell; W.D. Caviness; Marie Cecily; Central Catholic High School; Henry J. Certain; Sidney A. Chalfant; Francis B. Chalifoux; Chambersburg High School; The Channel Bookshop; Rita Chapman; Joachim Chassman; John G. Cheetam; John A. Cheney; Henry A. Cheney; Dorothy Chipelsky; June Chidester; Elizabeth Chipman; A.C.E. Christensen; Lettie M. Christian; Robert W. Church; S.H. Church; George H. Clapp; D.L. Clarke; L.M. Clark; Gene Clark; Harry E. Clark; Violet L. Clark; Lennah P. Cleland; D.M. Clemson; Jean Cleveland; L.E. Adams; Volena R. Clift; A.E. Costworth; A.E. Coatsworth; Bobby Cehram; the Cokesbury Book Store; Charles C. Cole; Judson Cole; J. Winston Coleman Jr; J. Winston Coleman; College Book Exchange; T.L. Collier; David Collins; Frank S. Collins; Kirkland Public Schools; Ernest Conner; J.F. Conway; G.G. Coolidge; Bernice Cooper; George Cooper; Isabelle H. Cooper; John Roger Cooper; Katharine W. Copley; Orville Coppock; Bob Corbin; Carl Cordes; L.H. Correa de Azevedo; Correct English; S. Corson; Katherine Cony; Silvio Costantino; Council for Community Action; Earl O. Cox; Chester C. Craig; John C. Craig; Richard R. Craig; K.J. Crawford; Kenneth Crawford; Harriett D Crittenden; Pillip Lee Crittenden; H.L. Crooks; Shirley Cropser; Henrietta Crosman; Norma Jean Crouch; Charles W. Crowe; Agnes T. Cruickshanks; Fred N. Cunningham; Lottie Cunningham; W. Cephas Cunningham; Karl Custer; Leslie Cutler
D , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1071 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with James A. Dahl; James M. Daly; Dana's Old Corner Book Shop; Charles Dauner; M. Dawn; J.T. Daum; K.E. Davidson; Alice Daivs; Joe L. Davis; Davis and Warde, Inc.; Claudine Deaton; S.M. Declan; John De Groot; J.L. DeLaney; Joan Dennis; Pierre de Reeder; Deshler-Wallick Hotel; H. Marie Dermitt; Dashon General Hospital; Chester De Vries; Dewolfe and Fiske Co.; Harry Dichter; Lloyd N. Dickey; W.C. Dierks; Vernice V. Dill; Oliver Ditson Company; Sisters of Divine Providence; Alma Dobie; Louise B. Dobie; Rosalind Dobie; Gertrude R. Dodds; James A. Dodds; Mary Thornton Dodge; T.T. Dodson; Frank L. Doherty; T.C. Donovan; Howard B. Dooley; Doubleday Doran Book Shop; Olive Inez Downing; Edith P. Draeger; Alfred A. Draper; Constance Drinkaus; Evelyn J. Druga; Board of Education Dubuque, Iowa; A.M. Dudley; William M. Duff; Wayne L. Dunlap; H.B. Dunkel; Adrian J. Durant
E , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1072 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Pauline Audrey Eadie; Grace K. Eagles; Will Earhart; George Eby; Leonard Aloysius Eok; Dorothy Eckert; Esther E. Edeen; Elmer Ediger; Esther Edmundson; Educational Music Bureau, Inc.; Mary Edwardine; E.A. Edwards; E.O. Edwards; Lois Edwards; Bessie A. Egan; Erma H. Eggers; Richard F. Eggers; C.M. Ehrhart; Ely Eliot; Lois Elkins; Harry O. Eller; Herbert T. Engh; Audrey Engler; H.T. Grace; Enterprise City Schools; Marvin Eshelman; Magdeline Espy; M. Etheldreda; The Mayor Evanson; Evansville Public Library; Alice B. Ewing; M. Egmard
F , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1073 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C.W. Fairbanks; Leon Falk; Maurice Falk; Fall River Public Library; G.E. Farsbaugh; Norma J. Faulkner; Connie Fawcett; Charles Edy Fay; Ernest Feaster; Dorothy M. Feld; Elaine Ferguson; Joann Ferguson; L.S. Ferneau; L.D. Fielder; R.C. Fields; John Finley; Joseph Finzimer; Barbara Fisher; Harriet M. Fisher; Ada Florence Fitch; Jack Fitsgerald; Leah Fleet; Wesley D. Fleetwood; O.A. Fleming; Fritz Flesch; W.L. Florence; Annie Flower; Dorothy A. Floyd; H. Alan Floyd; B.G. Follansbee; William U. Follansbee; Ida R. Ford; Ida R. Ford; Keturah R. Fornear; Adam Fornof; Earle R. Forrest; Marjorie Forte; Anna May Foster; Ed Foster; Lorraine Foster; Richard Knowlson Foster; Sarah Elizabeth Foster; William B. Foster; William E. Foster; Harriet Fowler; W.A. Fowler; Lillian Fox; Marion W. Fox; Frances de Sales; Francis Teresa; A.J. Franck; Albert J. Franck; Niles P. Frandsen; Franklin Grove School; George R. Frankovich; John M. Frazier; David R. Freshwater; Verna Frey; Eleanor Fried; Marilyn Mae Froheiser; Dolores Fudoli; W.C. Fuellhart; Clotilde Embree Funk; Mary Furry
G , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1074 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Emily Garrett Gaines; James T. Gallahorn; Laurence Galvin; Harold Gammans; Harold W Gammans; Edna Garbisel; Carrie Gatti; Harvey Gaul; Robert R. Gaw; Lenore R. Gebur; Paul T. Gerrard; G.W. Gerwig; Donald F. Geschwindt; G.W. Getze; L.H. Gibbons; R.E. Gilbert; G.L. Gill; Davis Lindsay Gillespie; J.J. Gillespie; Mabel Lindsay Gillespie; Joseph B. Ginsburg; N.C. Godsoe; Ruth Godwin; Kate Goebel; Dorothy Gogle; Ella Gold; Ella Gold; Alfred R. Goldman; David R. Goldsmith; Iva P. Goolsby; Amasa C. Gould; Mae Gould; Nancy Graham; Cliff Graves; Nancy Gray; Bertha I. Green; James H. Greene; Anna Greenewald; Kenneth P. Greer; Bessie Gretzinger; Russel; Griffith; Gladys Burrows Griswald; Ralph Griswold; Lenora Groenert; John J. Grove; Arthur C. Gruber; A. Guenter; Rose C. Gunn; John W. Guntee; Luis Guzman
Hall of Fame , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1075 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with individuals involved with the Foster hall of fame campaign
H , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1076 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Charles J. Haden; Georgine Hagenbuch; G.E. Haight; Lavern H. Hakes; Beulah Hale; Marjorie Hall; William M. Hall; Walter W. Haller; W.W. Haller; Jesse Halsey; Alma Hamilton; W.M. Hamilton; Hammond Instrument Company; Floyd H. Hanson; Charles R. Harbaugh; Ida M. Harless; Frank C. Harper; Jessie M. Harper; Joseph H. Harper; Bernard Harrell; Evaline Harrington; Hugh Harris; J.V. Harris; William H. Harrold; Jackie Harser; Idam ae Harshbarger; Kenneth Hartman; Kenneth Hartman; Dallas S. Harvey; M.M. Haskell; H.F. Hasse; William E. Hassinger; Herbert Hathaway; Viola Hattjar; Louise Hauser; A.C. Hayes; Anna M.J. Hayes; Harrison J. Hays; Charles Haywood; Charles Haywood; J. Alexander Heer; John A. Heer; Calvin A. Heiges; George L. Heiges; Ruth A. Heigley; Clifford S. Heinz; Howard Heinz; Omar C. Held; Essie Helmick; June E. Hemstreet; K.E. Hendershot; Catherine Henderson; James A. Henderson; Claude O. Hendricks; J. Hendrix; H. de S. Henley; Bernice Henny; William S. Henry; Paul Hensarling; Richard Hensinger; maude Herring; Howard Hertweck; Maurice Herzberger; Edward P. Hewlings; James C. Hicks; Vincent Hiden; Hieronyme; James W. Higgins; W.R. Higgins; William Robert Higgins; Patricia Hilansky; Henry H. Hill; Howard P. Hill; John J. Hill; Harold E. Hillenberg; Patricia Hilovsky; Neil E. Hinkle; Charles Hippert; Historical and Philosphical Society of Ohio; Meitha Hiteman; Baxter E. Hobgood; Mildred Hockenberry; W.D. Hockensmith; Bradford H. Hodges; Fletcher Hodges; Francis T. Hodges; Moorhead B. Holland; Paul C. Hollinger; Patricia Ann Hontz; Glenn L. Hook; Hoosier Motor Club; Dorothea Hope; Joseph Horne; Frances Horwath; Laurier House; Gabriel Houston; Joan Houston; James H. Howell; Thaddeus Hrinko; Floyd Hughett; Arthur B. Hull; George Humbert; Louise Humphreys; A.B. Hunt; Roy A. Hunt; Lewis E. Husemen; Jackie Huskey; William R. Hutchinson; David Hyde; Thomas K. Hymers
Howard, John Tasker , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1077 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Tasker Howard of Glen Ridge, NJ. In 1932 Howard was a musicologist with one book to his credit. He earned additional income by lecturing around the country and hosting a radio show. Howard and Lilly met for the first time in Nov, 1932. By Dec. 1932 Howard was working on the Foster biography, receiving a small stipend from Lilly for support during his research. Howard was rapidly accepted by the Foster Hall staff. The biography was published in Jan. 1934. The correspondence during this year is rich with gossip as well as opinions and reviews of the many plays and movies which were being produced that season. Howard was having legal difficulties at this time. His publishers were withholding permission for Howard to dramatize the biography which he hoped to have Gene Raymond direct. The 1935-38 correspondence holds an enormous quantity of letters about the Foster house controversy, verification that Foster lived in Hoboken; Howard's arrangements of Foster
s songs; Maskell Ewing's death. Also a lot of notes between Howard and Hodges pointing out errors in the biography.
Indianapolis Photo Company , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1078 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes This company did a good deal of work for the Hall; they photographed every important acquisition. These photos were often used in exhibitions or as illustrations in journal articles.
J , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1079 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joan Jackell; Rilba Evelyn Jackman; Joanne Jackman; Diana Jackman; Rilba Evelyn Jackman; Elmer C. Jackson; William Jackson; Maxine Jackson; V.G. Jackson; Jackson Township Schools; Paul R. James; James Book Store; William Jamison; Fanny Jenkins; Jenkins Music Co.; Donald F. Johnson; Ed Johnson; Harold G. Johnson; Helen P. Johnson; Elizabeth Johnston; Dolores R. Jones; Edmund Caye Jones; Forrest E. Jones; Jessie W. Jones; John G. Jones; Mirriam Jones; Caroline C. Jourdan; Caroline C. Jourdan
K , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1080 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Hugo Kahl; Ermine Kahn; Martha Kane; Thomas A. M. Kane; Thomas C. Kane; Henrietta Kauehl; Edgar Kaufmann; Victor Kaufman; Sammy Kaye; Keasler and Clarke; Everett Keefer; W. Lloyd Keepers; Mildred S. Keesey; Vincent Keesey; Henrietta Kaiser; Lorraine Kelafont; William F. Kelleher; Jeane J. Kelley; Donald J. Kelly; Donald S. Kelly; John T. Kelly; Jennie Kelton; L.W. Kemmish; Bob Kennedy; Mary Kenneth; Charles A. Kent; Jack Alan Keru; Agnetta F. Kerns; Hugh T. Kerr; Edith Kershner; Keystone Picture Frame Co.; Kielsmeier; Laura C. Kilburn; Wilma J. Killion; Clara Kimball; Harry J. Kimball; Russell W. Kimble; Oscar Kincaid; Gerald King; W.L. King; Henrietta M. Kinsey; Charles P. Kirkinson; H.B. Kirkpatrick; John Kirkpatrick; Fannie Kirshner; Eleanor Klee; Helen B. Klimek; Mary Ann Klimik; Beverly Kline; William W. Knight; W.F. Knox; J.E. Koffenberger; Louise Kohms; Verna D. Koiner; David R. Koiner; Stephanie Kojan; George Konoval; Rudolph F. Kopp; Henry Koropal; Henry W. Koropal; Dorothy Ann Kosar; Irving G. Kosch; Nellie A. Kraft; Paul D. Kraus; H.S. Kreiling; B.J. Kristof; Sonya Krondahl; Helen Kruger; Marilyn Kulick; Robert H. Kuczynski; Edna Kyle
L , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1081 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Louise Labhard; Theodore Labhard; Nancy Lachester; L.H. Lamborne; Eva C. Lanbach; Dorothy Lancaster; Lancaster County Historical Society; Anna M. Larcom; Vera M. Larson; Charles E. Lauriat; F.W. Law; R.H. Lawrence; Wilbur H. Leadbitter; Edward B. Lee; Elizabeth Lee; Jerry Lee; Marie Lehn; Alfred Leitner; Joseph Lelyveld; Waters School; Mary K. Lenney; Ann D. Leonard; Mabel M. Leonard; Mary Leonard; Nancy Lesko; Joan Leveen; Lester Levy; Alice Lewis; Louise Lewis; Lurline Lewis; Library of Congress; Richard Hill; Notes; Library Journal; Emily H. Kennedy; Maxine Light; Eli Lilly; Ida Sherman Limbird; J.G. Limbird; Ida Sherman Limbird; Rexford J. Lincoln; Lincoln park; Lincoln Park School; Mildred T. Lindaberry; Lindmark Booksellers; Lindmark's; Walter A. Lindwall; H.K. Linnn; M. Linus; S.G. little; Lewis S. Lloyd; Elsie A. Truesdale; Los Angeles Public Library; Richard Loughney; Belknap Campus; Nellda Lorell; Gloria Luchkiu; Gloria Luchkin; Robert W. Lull; Frank Luther; Florence Rader Lutz; H.W. Lynch; Mildred Lynd; Bertha L. Lyons
Lilly, J.K. , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1082 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Josiah Kirby Lilly.
Lilly, J.K. (Black) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1083 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Dorothy Black, secretary to Lilly
Mc , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1084 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Winifred Mae Demott; Margaert G. MacDonald; Elizabeth Macfarlane; J.R. Macfarlane; Norman MacLeod; Edward Manczuk; M. Marguerute; A.J. Marino; Lewis E. Markle; J.W. Marsh; Aline Martin; J. Stephen Martin; Roscoe B. Martin; Winifred B. Martin; Edna Matz; Gertrude Maxham; John F May; Betty Jane Mayo; W.M. McCaa; M. Isabel McCaffrey; McCann-Erickson; William J. McCashin; John McCaskill; McClees Galleries; Stewart W. McClelland; H.H. McClintic; A.C. McClurg and Company; Orville E. McCollum; Muriel McCord; Muriel E. McCord; Charles L. McCormick; Ethel McCoy; Marie McCracken; Charles McFarland; Howard McFarland; J.W. McGowan; Dorothy McIlroy; William B. McIlvaine; R.C. McKenna; S.E. McKenna; George McKibbin and Son; John A. Shipley; George McKibbin; Garfield McKinney; W.R. McKinney; Mary A. McKissich; J. J. A. McLennan; R. Gerald McMurtry; Charles D. McNaughton
MA-MU , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1085 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Earle H. MacLeod; Nancy Mack; Gladys H. Magee; Dillon Edward Mapother; A.J. Marino; Joseph W. Marsh; Mary Marshall; Mary Martin; Richard Martin; Clyde L. Masteller; John E. Matthews; Virginia Megowen; Johanna Meijer; Viola Meints; Ralph Melady; W.L. Mellon; Blaine E. MErcer; Tom Merriman; Jesse Merritt; Eli P. Messenger; Board of Missions and Church, extension of the Methodist Church; The Methodist Publishing House; Nancy C. Mianzo; Ada Holding Miller; Alice M. Miller; Elmer E. Miller; Inez Miller; Lola Miller; Clare Miller; Robert C. Miller; Walter Miller; Charles Millhouse; Harold V. Milligan; Patricia Minich; Minneapolis Public Library; Minnesota Historical Society; Marjorie Minton; Mississippi Valley Historical Review; Hubert Mitchell; Daisie Moats; Lster Ramon Mohr; Mary Lou Mohr; E.F. Montgomery; E.F. Montgomery; W.J. Montgomery; Agnes D. Moore; F.G. Moore; Jack Moore; John Mason Moore; Louise Moore; Robert Moore; Billy R. Moran; Cecil Wentworth Morgan; William Morris Agency; Binnie Morrison; Blanch Moses; Carie Moser; Henry T. Moyer; W.F. Moylan; Margaret Mudrick; Mary M. Mudrick; John E. Muir; Martha E. Mulkey; Joseph Muller; Ralph Munn; Margaret E. Munster; David V. Murdoch; Opal Murphy; William R. Murphy; Foster Murray; Music Dealers Service; Evelyn Musser; Burton H. Mustin
Morneweck, E.F. , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1086 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Evelyn Foster Morneweck of Detroit, MI] Morrison Foster's daughter. Lilly first contacted her in 1931. For an undisclosed sum she added some of the most vital pieces to the Collection: Foster's manuscript book, his wallet, etc. In 1932-33, Mrs. Morneweck rendered invaluable assistance to J.T. Howard as he prepared America's Troubadour. During this time she also began The Chronicles of Stephen Foster's Family which wouldn't be completed until 1944. Over the years the correspondence grew to several hundred pieces a year. Many items are factual in nature--checking genealogies, etc--but some letters are filled with rumors, gossip and speculation. Lilly and Morneweck became close friends and were quite open with one another. The 1934 folder, for instance, contains fascinating opinions of Henry Ford as he became embroiled in the White Cottage fiasco. Hodges weeded these files after the moved to Pittsburgh, feeling that certain letters shouldn't be made available to the public. Other letters, because of the valuable factual material they contain, were removed from this correspondence and placed in the collection.
N , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1087 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Neiburg,Jack; G.A. Nelson; Henry B. Nelson; Norman J. Nelson; New York Public Library; Dominion of New Zealand; Newbegin's Bookshop; Richard L. Newcomb; M.H. Newton; A. Wayne Nickel; J.B. Nicklas; Maxine Nicolls; Nietzeba; Catherine V. Nimitz; Robert P. Noble; Emma Noell; Mary Martin; Shirley Nagy; F.J. Moles; North Canton Library; Archie Nunnery
O , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1088 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Oakhurst School; Salvation Army Ocala Florida; John O'Connor; Margaret O'Connor; Walter O'Day; Marilyn Olenwin; Annabelle Oliver; Robert G. Oliver; Eugene J. Olmi; Clare Olmstead; Robert B. Olsen; Arnold Osborne; Evangeline Ostrom; Edward C. O'Toole
P , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1089 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Joyce Palmer; William F. Palmer; Malcolm Parcell; Jane L. Parker; Carl Parrish; William Parrish; Florence Fisher Parry; Charles H. Pascoe; Margaret K. Patterson; Mildred Pauch; Paul Marie; E.C. Payne; Mary M. Payne; E.R. Payne; Joseph J. Pearce; Charles A. Peloquin; R.N. Williams; Hotel Pennsylvania; Pentland Bookshap; Margaret Pepper; Claire Ann Perry; John L. Perry; Esther E. Peters; H.M. Peterson; John E. Peterson; Milton A. Peterson; Petworth School; Philadelphia Autograph Company; Charles A. Philhower; Alfred N. Phillips; F.J. Phillips; Pickwick Bookshop; Louis Epslein; Camillus L. Pierle; Salie Piner; M. Pirl; Pittsburgh News Company; George F. Pollard; A.G. Popcke; Lowell Pope; Library Association of Portland; Frank J. Potts; Eveline Pouder; Inez Powell; Earl T. Prange; Morse M. Preeman; Presbyterian Book Store; Gerald R. Prescott; H.F. Prescott; Harry T. Prescott; Jean Pribodka; Nancy Ann Price; O. K. Price; R.L. Prince; The Publishers Weekly; Doris Pulaski; Purdue University
Pittsburgh, University of , 1943 Containers box 25 , folder 1090 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with W. Harry Archer; University Bookstore; William Farmer; T.M. Finney; Theodore M. Finney; Wendell Gullion; James Hagan; Albert A. Klimcheck; Ruth Crawford Mitchell; Ralph Mitterling; J.W. Oliver; Francis Joseph Putman; A,L, Robinson; Marjorie Todd; E. Sommer; C.V. Starrett; Agnes Starrett; Helen S. McConnell; Buell B. Whitehill;
Pittsburgh, University of (John G. Bowman) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1091 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Chancellor John G. Bowman
Pittsburgh, University of (Fitzgerald) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1092 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with R.H. Fitzgerald of the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (Inter Office) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1093 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with B.B. Corson
Pittsburgh, University of (Press) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1094 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Wendell Gullion Manager of the University of Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh, University of (G.S. Rupp) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1095 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with G.S. Rupp, assistant Treasurer at the University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, University of (John Weber) , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1096 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Weber of the University of Pittsburgh
Q , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1097 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with C. Agnes Quin
Republic Bank Note Co. , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1098 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Receipts, contents of the Stephen Foster song book
R , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1099 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Ethel Rabich; D.G. Rafferty; Alma C. Ramsey; George Randalph; Random House; R.A. Feiman; Harley C. Ransom; Enoch Rauh; Wm. C. Rapp; Lou E. Ballenger; harold P. Reading; C.M. Redman; Ernest A. Reed; Marshall Foster Reed; Eugene Reichenfeld; Wayne Reiner; Arthur H. Renier; Mary Law Renner; William A. Renshaw; Benjamin Renzi; John Rhodes; Donald Richards; Mary Richards; Frances A. Richardson; Joseph Richardson; Leo Richardson; H.H. Richmond; C.W. Ridinger; W.L. Riggs; Harold V. Riley; Mary Elizabeth Riley; Patsy Ritch; George O. Ritcher; Leon Robbin; W. Roertson; Donald F. Robey; A.C. Robinson; A.C. Robinson; George M. Robinson; J.M. Robinson; Robert M. Prentice; Patricia Ann Robinson; Maud F. Roby; Kenneth J. Rodewald; Florence M. Rogers; Lucille Rogers; Betty Roine; A.D. Romig; Harry Rooney; Janice Root; Elisha Rosanova; Dallas C. Rose; Floyd Rose; Howard E. Rose; Jessie Welch Rose; Kenneth Rose; Viola Rose; M.C. Rosenberry; Donald W. Rossman; Rebecca Rosson; Allan Roth; Reid M. Rowan; J.M. Royston; Leon T. Rubinstein; George V. Rumreich; Joseph R. Ryan
S , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1100 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with St. John Evangelist Convent; St. Joseph's School; St. Mary's Convent; St. Mary's School; St. Paul Book and Stationary Co.; Service Club; Vincent Sala; M. Salome; Blanche Salter; Charles S. Samarjian; Smyrna High School; Sylvia Sanders; San Francisco News Company; Carlos J. Sapp; Watkins A. Saunders; W.A. Sausaman; William Orr Sawyers; R.C. Sayre; A.M. Scaife; Frederic Schaefer; John F. Schaefer; L. Dale Schaefer; Mary Louise Scharar; Judith Schiff; G. Schirmer; Selma Cole; Gloria Schlenken; Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co.; Reynold Schneck; Douglas Schoerke; Alice M. Schramm; Anna L. Schramm; Albert Schutt; Gertrude Schwalbe; Irving Schwartz; Jean Schweitzer; Harry Ray Schewender; Philip S. Sciscoes; Edith B. Scofield; The Scribner Book Store; Charles Scribner's Sons; Raymond Scrivner; Scruggs Vandervoort Barney Inc.; Arthur M. Scully; Robert Seabock; Ruth Segur; George W. Selke; Laurence L. Selke; Ken Sentney; Rose Serrae; Dorothy Setmar; Gladys Cox Seymour; Mildred Shaddix; James D. Shaner; Elliott Shapiro; Shawnee Centralized Schools; Alexander Sherman; William T. Sherman School; Clarice Shoffner; Gale Siemon; Anoinette Siessmayer; Edward Simmons; J.O. Simonds; Stephen L. Simqu; J.L. Sinclair; C.A. Swinger; Brooks N. Sipes; Arthur B. Siviater; Frederick W. Skiff; Frank J. Slatery; Earl Hobson Smith; Edna J. Smith; Floyd A. Smith; James A. Smith; William Galbraith Smith; W.W. Smith; Jerome Snyder; Lizetta D. Snyder; W.P. Snyder; Gertrude Soeurt; Richard S. Sollman; Vernon B. Sones; Southern Music Co.; Charles S. Spaulding; A.J. Sparaco; A.W. Spencer; Jacqueline Spiegel; Frank C. Springer; Ora Spronl; Robert Gordon Sproul; Lloyd S. Sprowles; A.B. Squires; Ralph A. Stabile; Margaret Stacy; F.W. Stahl; L.D. Starus; John Stalter; Jessa M. Stanford; Grace D. Stearns; Bessie Stebick; G.E. Stechert; R.G. Stevens; B.F. Stevens; Alexander Stewart; J.A. Stewart; H. Spencer Stillwagon; Polly Stoddard; Vincent F. Stoll; Malcom N. Stone; Norma Stone; Robert L. Stringer; Glada N. Strode; Gale F. Stroup; Dorlene Stubbins; Edward R. Sullivan; Richard Sullivan; Emma Surra; Joan Suydam; Mackey Swan; Arthur M. Swimmer; Constance Sykes; M. Sylvester; Helen Szastak
T , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1101 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Taggart; Mary Lou Talbot; Axel W. Tall; Anna Faith Taylor; R.W. Taylor; Ruby M. Taylor; S.A. Taylor; Lt. Taxman; James W. Tebay; William G. Tempel; Marie Teresa; William Thaw; Jean Thoburn; Earl Thomas; Thomas F. Thompson; Albert Thorne; Alexander F. Thornton; George Crosman Thornton; Henry Thornton; William Foster Thornton; John H. Tilden; A.A. Tinklenberg; Richard B. Tobias; Louise Tomlinson; Anna R. Toothill; F.K. Tovey; Isabel Townsend; J.C. Trees; W.F. Trimble; Betty Trimmer; Anthony R. Trovant; Phyllis G. Truchses; Ruth M. Tubbs; Mary E. Turney; Turtle Creek Borough School District
Townsend, John Wilson , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1102 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with John Wilson Townsend of Lexington, KY. Townsend was exuberant, enthusiastic, unscrupulous, and tenacious, with a great many contacts with the old established families in Lexington. Townsend grew to feel that he had a personal stake in both Lilly and the Collection after it had become established (especially in the case of J.T. Howard). In addition, Townsend was a rumor-monger, often inaccurate. Very little of value came to Lilly through this man, but he was the one to supply a first edition of "The Social Orchestra."
U , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1103 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Jennie Ufnar; Walter E. Ulich; Roy Umble; Arthur J.C. Underhill; Eldred C. Upp; Joan Uram
V , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1104 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with George A. Valentine; Jacqueline Van Billiard; Everett Vandever; Marilyn Varga; Ruth Varga; Richard S. Vaughan; Howard Verbeck; Genevieve Virro; Raoul Georges Vidas; Carl P. Viviton; Carl P. Vinton; M. Viola; Virginia State Library; Louise Savage; Louis Voelker; Betty Vogel; William Leist; Kenneth C. Volpp; Maurine Vonier; A.C. Vroman
W , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1105 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Rosalie Wade; C.E. Wager; Harry Wait; Mae Walker; James H. Wall; Alfred Wallace; Ruth E. Wallgren; Andrew Walleck; Mary Albert Ward; Jay W. Warner; Warner Brothers; Donald R. Watson; George E. Watson; Bennie H. Weaver; Edythe Webster; M.D. Wedgworth; E.R. Weidlein; Helen Weidner; R.G. Weigel; Mary Weinsheiner; J.R. Weldin; James Earl Wells; Matthew Wiley Welsh; Walter William Wendling; Ethelyn Wenzlaff; Esther Wescoat; Agnes A. West; Westchester Features Syndicate; Westchester Features Syndicate; Westinghouse Electric Supply Company; Westmoreland Observer; Westwood Book Store; Margaret Whallen; Carolyn Wheeler; Emma Lewis Whitaker; Samuel H. Whitaker; Mackey W. White; Mackey W. White; White Springs; Buell B. Whitehill; E.T. Whiter; C.W. Whitmore; G.D. Whitney; Bliss Wiant; W. Paull Wible; Anton J. Wichmann; Gertrude Wieckoski; Joyce Wieser; Elizabeth Wightman; Stephen J. Wigmore; Raymond T. Wilber; Eleanor Wilby; Eleanor S. Wilby; Hazel Wilcox; Wilcox and Follett; Lyman W. Newlin Business Manager; Loren Wilham; H.R. Wilkins; Nancy Wilkinson; Jean Williams; Joseph C. Williams; Albeta E. Wilson; Estelle Wilson; Irene Wilson; Mary C. Wilson; Wilson and Harbison; Samuel M. Wilson; S.R. Wilson; Albert T. Winkelmann; Lois Wisell; Nora JEan Withrow; W. Paull Wivle; William Woestehoff; Calvin Wonderly; Catherine B. Wood; Donald Woodrow; Charlie A. Woods; Woodsworth's Book Store; C.L. Wooldridge; Evelyn Woolslayer; Audrey M. Worthge; Wren Village School; Carol Ann Wright; Frank K. Wylie; Vaughn E. Wyman
Wilson, Mary Alice , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1106 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Mary Alice Wilson of Indianapolis, IN [see also Johnson, Mary E.]. Miss Johnson was added to the Foster Hall staff to type catalogs in preparation for the move to Pittsburgh. Because she was confined to a wheelchair she did the work at home. After the move, Hodges kept Johnson and Mary Wilson both busy with large typing jobs from Pittsburgh.
X, Y, Z , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1107 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Correspondence with Marylin Yocum; Richard Yaracs; Aletha C. Young; J.U. Young; Lewis E. Young; Nancy Young; William W. Young; J.P. Youngberg; Robert Mae Youngling; David Leory Yount; Mary Ann Yram; Muriel Zabriskie; Bonnie Zahn; Robert C. Zander; Irvin E. Zimmerman; J. McC. Zimmerman; Joan Zotter; William Henry Zwiesler
Foster Hall Payroll , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1108 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Hours worked and amounts paid to various staff at Foster Hall
Foster Hall Collection Schedules , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1109 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes Schedules of activities taking place in the Foster Memorial
University of Pittsburgh material, Foster Hall Collection acquisitions , 1944 Containers box 25 , folder 1110 Language English.
Scope and Content Notes office supplies purchased for the Memorial's use
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