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51 1993.24.23.0001 Form, W-2 Handwritten statement of 1957 wages and Federal Income Tax withheld for the year, 1957 for Elsie Martha Rogers, Cedar Falls. Includes copies A-D, all still attached.
52 1993.24.44.0002 Contract Dated 31 August, 1953. For teacher Ann Blau of School District #6, Cedar Falls Township for 185 days, including 5 days of teachers' meetings, at $310 per month for a term of 9 months plus $10 per day for attendance at teachers meetings at the call of the County Superintendent.
53 1993.24.44.0003 Contract Dated 30 August, 1954. For teacher Ann Blau of School District #6, Cedar Falls Township for 185 days, including 5 days of teachers' meetings, at $320 per month for a term of 9 months plus $10 per day for attendance at teachers meetings at the call of the County Superintendent.
54 1993.24.44.0004 Contract Dated 29 August, 1955. For teacher Ann Blau of School District #6, Cedar Falls Township for 185 days, including 5 days of teachers' meetings, at $330 per month for a term of 9 months plus $10 per day for attendance at teachers meetings at the call of the County Superintendent.
55 1993.24.50.0002 Invoice Nov. 3, 1950. From F. E. Compton & Company, Publishers, 1000 N. Dearborn St, Chicago 10 to Eddy School District #6 R. F. D. #3, Cedar Falls, Iowa Attn: Mr. Harry Barick, Secy. #05507-712-1644 for 1 set Compton's Pictured Encyclopedia- Fabrikoid @$109.50 plus shipping charges $2.12; refund of $5 as cash discount. Torn at perforation: a. and b. Inside 93.24.50.001.
56 1993.24.50.0003 Check stub, bank Nov. 6, 1950. Records refund of overpayment of $5 on purchase of set of encyclopedias.
57 1993.24.57.0001 Invoice Sept. 7, 1955. Handwritten. For textbooks and used books. #3944. Is related to 93.24.058 and 93.24.059 to which it was stapled. marked "Paid with warrant #19."
58 RSC-BT-292 Invitation 1929 commencement invitation from the Parkersburg High School, Butler County.  It was held on Tuesday night, May 28th, 1929, at the town's Methodist Episcopal Church. The invitation lists the class roll, colors, motto, flower, and commencement calendar. A small, attached card inside reads "Mary Bawn," one of the graduates. The card is made of blue and black marbled paper, the cover has embossed designs, and the lettering and diagonal opening in the paper are silver. It's bound with a strip of blue leather. The matching envelope is also blue with silver edges. From the Aletha Jacobs Hutchison collection.