Black Hawk County Box 6
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| 1 | 1978.9 | Booklet | Handmade booklet titled "Memory book." Contains names and information about roughly two dozen students, most of which are from Cedar Falls. Compiled by the 1920-21 3rd grad lab school class and presented to Ms. Lily Baral when she moved to Maryland. ISTC. Softback, blue covers, bound by pink string. Color: ML |
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| 2 | 1990.39 | Magazine | "What Should Our Schools Do for Our Children?" Created by the Cedar Falls Community School District in Cedar Falls, Iowa, in 1959. Contains several chapters with guidance for teachers and other school staff. Brown and white covers, bound by two staples. Color: BK,WH |
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| 3 | 1993.24.17 | Book | Receipt book, 1946 -1956. Used by Independent School District Eddy #6, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Black Hawk County as a record of school secretary's receipts. Each page contains two receipts on pink paper. Between each two on a page is a perforated edge where the checks have been torn out. Softback, orange covers, and dark red fabric spine. |
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| 4 | 1993.24.237 | Booklet | Compilation of newspapers titled "Current Events" (a national school newspaper produced by the American Education Press) covering the period Sept. 12-16, 1938 to May 15-19, 1939. Features several articles covering American and world news, including details about World War II, intended for children. Compiled by Philip Barck from Eddy #6, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk County, Iowa. Each four-page issue gives news, photos, illustrations, and current events quizzes. Also includes a section "The Scoreboard", described as "A Self-Directed Study Program for Use at Home or School." Side is bound with two paper fasteners and a paper cover with a crayon illustration of a radio microphone emanating air waves and the handwritten name "Philip Barck." Inside back cover has color illustrations of flags and a repeat of the name, "Philip Barck." Color: TN |
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| 5 | 1993.24.3 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from June 14, 1956 - Oct. 18, 1957. Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid to someone, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 6 | 1993.24.4 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from March 13, 1950-June 1952. Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 7 | 1993.24.5 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from March 18, 1955 - June 14, 1956. Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid to someone, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 8 | 1993.24.6 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from July 2, 1952 - July 3, 1953. Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid to someone, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 9 | 1993.24.7 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from Aug. 11, 1953- March 4, 1955. Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid to someone, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 10 | 1993.24.8 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from April 1949 - Nov. 9, 1950. The inside cover lists two more names and addresses: "Mrs. Betty Fridley, 328 1/2, Independance Ave, Waterloo, Iowa, and Mabel J. Clark, 423 Broadway, Waterloo, Iowa, Jan. 1-50." Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid to someone, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 11 | 1993.24.9 | Booklet | Titled "School Warrants," used by Harry F. Barck, the secretary of the Eddy #6 school, Cedar Falls Township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, from Nov. 5, 1957-Sept. 24, 1958. Contains yellow paper stubs showing what the school paid to someone, including some staff salaries. Softback, yellow cover, brown fabric binding. |
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| 12 | 2009.15.11 | Booklet | Titled "Strange Homes of Many People." By Alice Muriel Parker. Undated. Pictures of houses are copied and colored with crayons with a paragraph describing each type of structure. Cover has drawing of a book cut out, colored, and glued on. Lined paper with handwritten descriptions of the different houses from around the world - many of which are indigenous. Softback, brown covers, bound with thread, 27 pgs. Color: TN, BL, RD, WH Alice Muriel Parker Knapp was born in 1914 and attended the Dunkerton Consolidated school and later East High School in Waterloo. |
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| 13 | 2009.15.13 | Notebook | Scrapbook titled "Composition." Used by Miss Alice Muriel Parker 1927-1928. The teacher was Miss Jolley. Features an index, class roll, several calendars, a weather report, seed samples (pages 15-17), invitations, programs, booklets, and compositions with colored pictures throughout. 116 pgs. Drawing on cover is of 5 books on a shelf next to a globe. Handwritten cursive in ink. Softback, brown covers, blue spine, bound with fabric and thread. Color: BR, BK Alice Muriel Parker Knapp was born in 1914 and attended the Dunkerton Consolidated school and later East High School in Waterloo. |
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| 14 | 2020-FIC-115 | Book | "Crossroads on the Cedar" by Clarence W. Baldwin, 1975. Softback, red and white covers, bound by three staples, 84 pages. Includes two extra papers inside the back cover: One shows "original tree cover, Indian trails shown on plat, Indian trails not shown on plats, early settler market trails, and pioneer homes" from New Hampton, IA to La Porte, IA. The other is titled "YWCA Tour of Historical Sights in Black Hawk County. Guide -- Clarence Baldwin" and has a map of the tour on the back. |
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| 15 | 2021-FIC-81 | Report | Student newspaper titled "Iowa Club Reporter" from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Dated fall 1948. Contains several articles written by students covering fire prevention, the new playground equipment, what each grade was doing, sports played at the school, and social notes. |
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| 16 | 2021-FIC-82 | Newspaper | Student newspaper titled "The Iowa Club Reporter", from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Dated February 2, 1949. Contains student-written articles on Valentines Day, a barn fire, info on each grade's coursework, social news, a section of item for sale, and a list of the newspaper's staff. |
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| 17 | 2021-FIC-83 | Newspaper | Student newspaper titled "The Iowa Club Reporter", from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Dated April 1949. Includes a list of visitors, info on eighth grade commencement, a list of items for sale, updates on each grade's coursework, articles on Easter, students with perfect attendance, and a list of the newspaper staff. The cover features a hand-drawn image of birds at a birdbath. |
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| 18 | 2021-FIC-84 | Newspaper | Student newspaper titled "The Club Reporter," from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Dated October 1949. The teacher was Miss Frank. Includes articles about the county nurse visiting, fire prevention, a Halloween party, Columbus Day, and a list of newspaper staff. The cover shows haystacks and a pumpkin. "Jo Ann" is written on the top corner of the cover; this was Joann Schmidt Kramer's copy. |
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| 19 | 2021-FIC-85 | Newspaper | March issue of the student newspaper titled "Iowa Club Reporter" from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Circa 1950. Includes news about each grade's coursework, a section of items for sale, articles about Saint Patrick's Day and Ash Wednesday, jokes, and updates on school sports. The cover had an illustration of an Easter rabbit. Softback, white covers, bound by two staples. |
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| 20 | 2021-FIC-86 | Newspaper | The Christmas issue of the student newspaper titled "Iowa Club Reporter" from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Circa 1950. Includes articles about Christmas, updates on each grade's coursework, sections on jokes and items for sale, and a list of visitors. Front Cover shows a candle made out of construction paper. Softback, blue front cover, brown back cover, bound by two staples. |
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| 21 | 2021-FIC-87 | Report | Student newspaper titled "The Iowa Club Reporter," from Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Includes a list of visitors, several articles written by students, various items for sale, jokes, general school updates, and a list of the staff including the newly appointed officers. Undated. |
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| 22 | 2021-FIC-88 | Newspaper | School newspaper, "The Club Reporter", September Issue. Various articles about the school written by the students of Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. Includes information on when the school opened and the eighteen students that year. Miss Darlene Frank was the teacher. Softback, white covers, bound by three staples. |
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| 23 | 2021-FIC-89 | Report | Student newspaper titled "Bennington Reporter", undated. From Bennington #4, Black Hawk County. "Marcy Hinz" and "Schmidt" are both written on the front. Contains information on each grade's coursework, an article written about Marcy (Marcella) Hinz, and a list of visitors and staff. |
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