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John Parish Interview, Voices from the Past
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Description
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The son of Dr. O.F. and Laura Parish, John was born September 23, 1904. After graduating from Grinnell College in 1927, he studied medicine at Harvard and interned at Johns Hopkins. He served in the Navy during World War II. He and his wife, Elizabeth, had three daughters.
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Date Created
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1992
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PID
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grinnell:23311
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John Pfitsch Interview, American Beliefs and Cultural Values
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John Pfitsch was born in Miraj, India, and raised in San Antonio, Fort Davis, and Pflugerville, Texas. During his youth he lived for nine years in the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Fort Davis where his father, Alfred Pfitsch, Jr., was a medical doctor. During the summers from age 8 to 21, John attended a YMCA Boys Camp in Kerrville, Texas, where he progressed from camper to assistant director of the camp. Interview conducted as part of American Beliefs and Cultural Values, an American Studies class taught by Hanna Griff at Grinnell College in 1993.
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Date Created
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1993
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grinnell:26712
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Josephine Hartzell Interview, Voices from the Past
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A resident of the Grinnell area her entire life, Josephine was born on November 29, 1902. Until 1980 she worked on the family farm doing chores and taking care of animals. At that time she moved into town, where she enjoyed reading and sewing in her retirement.
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Date Created
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1992
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PID
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grinnell:23305
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Jr. Hi. 8B, Grinnell, Junior High 8B, Grinnell
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Description
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Group photo of Grinnell (Iowa) Junior High School class 8B taken in May 1935. Photo by Photocraft. Front row, left to right: Clayton Tew, Fay Dunn, Gene McCurray, Robert Marvin, Bob Grandstaff, Milton Berman, Raymond Spencer, Clifford Roberts, Robert Bouma. Second row: Mildred Reynolds, Helen Skidmore, Gene Mills, Gene Slaven, Donald Anderson, James Lincoln. Third row: Georgia ?, Myrtle Smith, Beulah Maytherly, Avis Bakder(?), Mildred Morrisey, Lois Clifton, Beulah Phipps, Alice Neighbors. Back row: Russell Reavis, Dwight Vaun, Mabel Farmer, Janet Brooker, Connie Matlack, Riva Stanley, Eleanor Davis, Virgil Innes.
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Date Created
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1935
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PID
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grinnell:20611
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Junior High 7B, Grinnell
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Description
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Group photo of Grinnell (Iowa) Junior High School class 7B taken in May 1935.
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Date Created
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1935
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PID
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grinnell:20610
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Lee and Eva at Home
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Lee Augustus and Eva Pearl Renfrow at home at 411 First Avenue in Grinnell, Iowa, circa 1936.
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Date Created
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1936
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grinnell:12146
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Leo Flanagan Interview, Voices from the Past
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Description
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Leo was born in Sully, Iowa, on January 19, 1908. He farmed, worked in service stations for 21 years, and in automobile sales and management for 20 years. He and his wife, Blanche, had three children.
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Date Created
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1992
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grinnell:23302
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Letter from Chicago Producers Commission Association
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Description
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Letter to Raymond S. Pilgrim of Grinnell, Iowa, from the Chicago Producers Commission Association dated September 19, 1930. The letter is from the Cattle Department and is addressed to those who are feeding steers. It discusses factors in the market and the effect on prices. Contains statistics on the number of carloads of cattle, hogs and sheep that were handled. Includes envelope.
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Date Created
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1930
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grinnell:30046
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Letter from Estel Pilgrim to his Mother
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Letter to Lillie Carter Pilgrim of Grinnell, Iowa, from her son, Estel Pilgrim dated November 7, 1934, in Ames, Iowa. Estel, a student at Iowa State, talks about homecoming, work, his budget, his grades, and his classes.
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Date Created
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1934
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PID
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grinnell:30044
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Letter from Grinnell College Department of Public Relations to Raymond Pilgrim
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Letter from Zaneta Eager of the Grinnell College Department of Public Relations to Raymond Pilgrim of Grinnell, Iowa, asking his help in recruiting students to enroll at the college part time. The letter proposes cutting costs for students by allowing them to live at home and promotes a cost of $10 per credit hour. The letter is dated January 11, 1934.
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Date Created
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1934
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PID
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grinnell:30027