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MS 223

Le Roy S. (Le Roy Stanton) Burroughs (1893-1974)

Papers, 1889-1974, undated

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Descriptive summary

creator: Burroughs, Le Roy S. (Le Roy Stanton) (1893-1974)

title: Papers

dates: 1889-1974, undated

extent: 23.52 linear ft. (55 document boxes, 1 records center box)

collection number:

MS 223

repository: Special Collections Department, Iowa State University.

Administrative information

access: Open for research

publication rights: Consult Head, Special Collections Department

preferred citation:

Le Roy S. Burroughs Papers, MS 223, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Library.

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Biographical note Le Roy (Roy) Stanton Burroughs was born 2 April 1893 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to George Frederick and Minnie (Davies) Burroughs. His father was Rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Milwaukee. His happy home life in the rectory caused him to select his father's profession quite early in life, and from the time he was in grade school he planned his studies to prepare himself for the ministry. At North Division High School in Milwaukee, he selected classical and historical coursework, taking four years of Latin and three years of Greek. After graduation in 1912, he attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where he graduated as a member of Phi Beta Kappa in 1916. At Madison, Burroughs majored in English and minored in Sociology, taking courses that would be unavailable in the seminary. He was planning to get involved in mission work in a large city and so took courses relating to poverty, crime, and social psychology. Burroughs obtained his theological education at Nashotah House in Nashotah, Wisconsin. He was ordained a Deacon in 1918, the same year he was married to Jeannette (Jean) Pollworth. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1919. Though seminary students were exempt from military service in World War I, Burroughs felt he should make some sort of contribution. He worked during his summer vacation in a munitions plant and served as an unofficial chaplain at Camp Robinson in Sparta, Wisconsin. He then came to Ames, Iowa, to teach a course called "War Aims" at Iowa State College (University). The day after his arrival was the Armistice, but he stayed on for the year to teach English. In the fall of 1919, Burroughs became Rector of St. John's Church in Ames. He also served as a "Student Inquirer," conducting research for the National Council of the Episcopal Church on the religious life of college students. This six year study, which was carried out nationwide, was eventually described in a book by the Reverend Paul Micou, The Church's Inquiry into Student Religious Life. At the time Burroughs took over at St. John's, it was a small frame building at the corner of 5th and Clark in downtown Ames. (Remnants of this church can still be seen - it was used to build two homes that stand side by side on East 6th Street.) The rectory -sometimes called the "Wrectory" - was a ramshackle old dwelling in Campustown, on the site of the current church. Because of the church's remote location, activities for student parishioners took place at the rectory. Jean Burroughs was an essential part of this student ministry, as her home also functioned as a student center. She continued her involvement throughout the years of Roy Burroughs' ministry. She was the first diocesan Director of Personnel, and the first to hold a similar post for the churchwomen of the Sixth Province of the Episcopal Church. She also represented Iowa churchwomen at four Triennial Meetings of the Church. Roy and Jean Burroughs'

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daughter Marguerite spent her early childhood in a home that was often bustling with parish members. A new church and rectory were major goals during Burroughs' early years at St. John's. The rectory was built first, and was completed in 1924. The church took longer to achieve. Two parishioners who were also long-time faculty members at Iowa State provided material assistance to the building project. Louis H. Pammel, Head of the Botany Department from 1889 to 1929, contributed the stone used for the church. (Pammel was a very active church member, and his files relating to the church can be found in his papers, RS 13/5/13.) Allen Holmes Kimball, Head of Architectural Engineering from 1914 to 1946, designed the building free of charge. Contributions for the church came from students, parish members, and church members throughout the state. $15,000 came from the Department of Education of the National Protestant Episcopal Church, and in 1936, the Diocese of Iowa assumed the $18,000 debt which remained. The church was begun in 1929 and was dedicated on 4 May 1930. With the proper facilities available at last, Burroughs continued his very active ministry. He also continued to teach at Iowa State when needed, in the fields of religion and family relations. In the Ames community, he was involved with the Boy Scouts Central Committee and the Social Service Committee, and served on the Board of the Ames Public Library for many years. He was sought after as a speaker and spoke at Rotary and Lion's Club meetings, various parents' organizations, and many commencement and baccalaureate programs. He was a frequent participant in church sponsored conferences and served as Dean of the Evergreen General Conferences (held in Evergreen, Colorado) from 1952 to 1961. Burroughs retired from active ministry on 1 July 1961. Through the years of his retirement, he continued to speak to various groups, assisted with services in the central Iowa area, and conducted quiet days for churchwomen and for other priests. As he grew older, increasing infirmities forced him to slow down, and he was hospitalized for more than a year before his death in November, 1974. Collection description The collection (1889-1974) primarily contains material from Burroughs’ work at St. John’s Church and other professional activities, but also includes records and photographs from Burroughs’ family, childhood and schooling. The records include biographical materials, work from his grade school through seminary education, personal and professional correspondence, reference material, photographs, and a variety of his writings including articles, sermons, and diaries.

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Organization The collection is organized into fourteen series: Series 1, Biographical Material Series 2, Education (chronological, then alphabetical) Series 3, Family Items (chronological) Series 4, Family Photographs Series 5, Personal Correspondence (chronological) Series 6, Personal Items Series 7, Professional Correspondence (alphabetical) Series 8, Conferences (chronological) Series 9, Photographs Series 10, Reference Materials (alphabetical) Series 11, Student Ministry (alphabetical) Series 12, Subject Files (alphabetical) Series 13, Writings (alphabetical) Series 14, Writings of Others (alphabetical) Description of series

Series 1 Biographical Material 1916-1974,

undated extent: 0.21

description: This series contains biographical summaries, articles, news clippings, and programs for services and ceremonies in which Le Roy Burroughs participated.

Container list

Box Folder Title Dates

1 1 Biographical Data 1935 circa, undated

1 2-5 News clippings 1916-1974

1 6 Programs for services and ceremonies 1930-1963

1 7 "The Story of Father Le Roy Burroughs." Promotional brochure used in fundraising campaign for purchase of a second rectory for the Burroughs' use upon retirement

1960

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Description of series

Series 2 Education 1902-1962

extent: 2.5 linear feet

description: This series contains materials related to Burroughs’ secondary (Milwaukee Public Schools), undergraduate (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and theological (Nashotah House) education including coursework, notes, papers, exams and class directories.

Container list


1 8 Milwaukee Public Schools: "Books I Have Read" 1906-1911

1 9 Milwaukee Public Schools: Composition book 1902

1 10 Milwaukee Public Schools: Composition book for English IV

1911-1912

1 11 Milwaukee Public Schools: Maps of Wisconsin and Milwaukee

undated

1 12 Milwaukee Public Schools: Papers, "Life in a Medieval Castle" and "The Church of England" (submitted for The Young Churchman prize contest)

1911 ca., undated

1 13-16 Milwaukee Public Schools: School Work 1907-1912

2 1-5 Milwaukee Public Schools: The Tattler (literary magazine published monthly at North Division High School; Burroughs served as managing editor and jokes editor; November 1910 issue includes article by Burroughs titled "A Visit to the Tower of London")

1910-1913

2 6 University of Wisconsin: Bachelor's thesis, "The Humanitarian Element in Eighteenth Century Periodical Literature"

1916

2 7 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, American Literature (Course 40)

1915

2 8 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, English Essayists 1916

2 9 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, English Literature: Students' Handbook of the Facts of English Literarture (with extensive notations by Burroughs)

1913-1914

2 10 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, English 137 1915-1916

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2 11 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Ethics 1916

2 12 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Ethics or History of Philosophy

undated

2 13 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, General Sociology 1915

2 14 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, History of Modern Philosophy

1916

2 15 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Introductory Ethics

1914

2 16 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Logic 1915

2 17 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Man and Nature 1915

2 18 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Mental Development

1914-1915

2 19 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, New Testament 1916

3 1 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Philosophy 25, The Relation of Man to Nature

undated

3 2 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Playground Games

1915

3 3 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Roman Monuments

1914

3 4 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Social and Political Ethics

undated

3 5 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Social Education undated

3 6-7 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Social Problems 1914

3 8 University of Wisconsin: Course notes, Sociology 1915

3 9 University of Wisconsin: Commencement invitation 1916

3 10 University of Wisconsin: Commencement program 1916

3 11 University of Wisconsin: Class of 1916 directories 1930, 1962

3 12-13 University of Wisconsin: Examinations, American Literature

1914-1915

3 14 University of Wisconsin: Examinations, English 30 1913-1914

3 15 English 137 1915

3 16 University of Wisconsin: Examinations, English History 1913-1914

3 17 University of Wisconsin: Examinations, Social Problems 1914

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3 18 University of Wisconsin: Examinations, Sophomore Latin undated

3 19 University of Wisconsin: Expenses 1913-1916

3 20 University of Wisconsin: Grades and honors (includes election to Phi Beta Kappa)

1914-1916

3 21 University of Wisconsin: Papers, Advanced Composition 1914-1915

4 1 University of Wisconsin: Papers, Advanced Composition 1915

4 2 University of Wisconsin: Papers, American Literature 1915

4 3 University of Wisconsin: Papers, brief compositions undated

4 4 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "A Christmas in Merry England"

1913

4 5 University of Wisconsin: Papers, English Literature 1913-1914

4 6 University of Wisconsin: Papers, English 137 1915-1916

4 7 University of Wisconsin: Papers, English History 1914

4 8 University of Wisconsin: Papers, Ethics 1916

4 9 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "Feminine Passion" 1914

4 10 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "Fragments from a Semester of Philosophy"

1916

4 11 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "I Am Preparing for the Priesthood"

undated

4 12 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "Locke's Philosophy" 1916

4 13 University of Wisconsin: Papers, Mental Development 1914-1915

4 14 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "Probability vs. Certainty"

undated

4 15 University of Wisconsin: Papers, review of articles in The Annalist

1916

4 16 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "Studies in Childhood by James Sully"

1915

4 17 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "The Value of the Lesser Works"

undated

4 18 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "What a Business or Professional Man May Do to Raise or Lower the Standards..."

1916

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4 19 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "When - If Ever - To Keep a Secret"

1917

4 20 University of Wisconsin: Papers, "When We Were Boys" undated

4 21 University of Wisconsin: Poetry undated

4 22 University of Wisconsin: Reading room request slips undated

4 23 University of Wisconsin: Schedules 1913-1915

4 24 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Apologetics 1916-1917

4 25 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Apologetics 1917

4 26 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Church History 1916-1917

4 27 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Church History 1917

4 28 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Church Polity 1917

4 29 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Dogmatic Theology 1916-1918

4 30 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Hebrew and Hebrew Equivalent

1916-1917

4 31 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Homiletics 1916

4 32 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Liturgics 1916-1917, undated

4 33 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Moral Theology 1917

4 34 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Moral Theology 1917-1918

5 1 Nashotah House: 1917-1918

5 2 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Old Testament 1916-1917

5 3 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Pastorals 1917

5 4 Nashotah House: Course Notes - Sociology 1917

5 5 Nashotah House: Examinations - Apologetics 1917

5 6 Nashotah House: Grades 1917

5 7 Nashotah House: Notes undated

5 8 Nashotah House: Papers - Apologetics. Includes several assignments by Louis Matheus, later Rector of Trinity Church in Ottumwa, Iowa

1917-1918

5 9 Nashotah House: Papers - "The Authorship of the Fourth Gospel"

1918

5 10 Nashotah House: Papers - "Boyville" by John Gunckel undated

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5 11 Nashotah House: Papers - "Canons" undated

5 12 Nashotah House: Papers - Church History 1917-1918

5 13 Nashotah House: Papers - Church Polity 1917

5 14 Nashotah House: Papers - Dogma 1918

5 15 Nashotah House: Papers - Hebrew Equivalent 1917

5 16 Nashotah House: Papers - Liturgics 1918

5 17 Nashotah House: Papers - Moral Theology 1917-1918

5 18 Nashotah House: Papers - Old Testament 1917-1918

5 19 Nashotah House: Papers - "Teasing and Bullying" by Frederick L. Bush

undated

5 20 Nashotah House: Papers - Unknown class 1917

5 21 Nashotah House: Poetry undated

5 22 Nashotah House: Sermons 1917-1918, undated


Series 3 Family Items 1889-1916

extent: 0.1 linear feet

description: This series contains materials created by Le Roy Burroughs’ father and mother, George Frederick Burroughs and Minnie Davies Burroughs.

Container list


6 2 Documents relating to George F. Burroughs’ career as a priest

1889-1896

5 24 George F. Burroughs’ diary of a trip to England 1909

5 25 Minnie Davies Burroughs’ diary of a trip to England 1909

5 23 Correspondence of George Frederick Burroughs (Le Roy S. Burroughs’ father)

1914-1916

6 1 Minnie Davies Burroughs’ personal diary 1925

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Description of series Series 4 Family Photographs 1920-1936,

undated extent: 0.1 linear feet

description: This series contains photographs of Le Roy Burroughs and Burroughs’ mother (Minnie), wife (Jean) and daughter (Marguerite).

Container list


6 3 Minnie Davies Burroughs (?) (1 3x6 b/w photograph) undated

6 4 Jean (Mrs. Le Roy) and Marguerite Burroughs (2 3x6, 3 1.5 x 2.5 b/w photographs)

1920-1934, undated

6 5 Le Roy S. Burroughs as a boy (4 4x5 b/w photographs) undated

6 6 Le Roy S. Burroughs (1 4x5, 2 2x4, 1 2x3 b/w photographs, 3 b/w negatives)

ca.1936, undated


Series 5 Personal Correspondence 1902-1974,


description: This series includes correspondence to and from family and friends, letters of congratulations, and condolence letters written after Le Roy Burroughs’ death.

Container list


6 7 Childhood letters—Includes letter from the mayor of Milwaukee to Jeannette (Jean) Pollworth, later Mrs. Le Roy Burroughs

1902-1906, undated

6 8 Letters to Le Roy Burroughs from parents while he was attending the University of Wisconsin

1912-1914, undated

6 9 Letters to Le Roy Burroughs from parents on occasion of 21st birthday April 2

1914

6 10 Letter from mother to Le Roy Burroughs on 30th birthday 1923

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6 11 Letters to parents while attending college 1912, undated

6 12 Letters to parents while attending college: January – March

1913

6 13 Letters to parents while attending college: April – June 1913

6 14 Letters to parents while attending college: September – December

1913

6 15 Letters to parents while attending college 1914

6 16 Letters to parents while attending college: March – June 1915

6 17 Letters to parents while attending college: August – November

1915

6 18 Letters to parents while attending college: February – April

1916

6 19 Letters to parents while attending college: May – June 1916

6 20 Letters to parents while attending Nashotah House (George F. Burroughs died October 21, 1917)

1919

6 21 Letters to mother and other family members undated

7 1 Letters to mother and other family members 1919-1920

7 2 Letters to mother and other family members: January – March

1921

7 3 Letters to mother and other family members: April – May 1921

7 4 Letters to mother and other family members: August, October – December

1921

7 5 Letters to mother and other family members: February – May, July

1922

7 6 Letters to mother and other family members: September – October

1922

7 7 Letters to mother and other family members: November – December

1922

7 8 Letters to mother and other family members: January – April

1923

7 9 Letters to mother and other family members: May – June, August – September

1923

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7 10 Letters to mother and other family members: October – December1923

1923

7 11 Letters to mother and other family members: January, April – August

1924

7 12 Letters to mother and other family members: September – October

1924

7 13 Letters to mother and other family members: November – December

1924

8 1 Letters to mother and other family members: March – June, Includes eulogy given by Burroughs at funeral of Carlene Hibner, an Ames girl who had been treated at the Mayo Clinic at the same time as Mrs. Burroughs.

1925

8 2 Letter to Aunt Edith 1938

8 3 Letters between Le Roy and Jean Burroughs 1914-1973

8 4 Letters to and from daughter, Marguerite Righter 1941-1946, undated

8 5 Letters to and from daughter, Marguerite Righter 1947

8 6 Letters to and from daughter, Marguerite Righter 1948-1949

8 7 Letters to and from daughter, Marguerite Righter 1950, 1954-1959






8 13 Letters of congratulation upon the 25th anniversary of Le Roy Burroughs ordination.

1944

8 14 Letters of congratulation upon 40 years at St. John’s 1959-1960

9 1 Letters of congratulation upon the 25th anniversary of Le Roy Burroughs ordination. Includes letter from daughter, reminiscing about early days of the church

1959

9 2 Letters of congratulation upon retirement, Includes note from Virgil Hancher, President of the University of Iowa

1961

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9 3 - 5 Letters of congratulation upon the 50th anniversary of Le Roy Burroughs’ ordination, Includes invitation and dinner program

1969

9 6 Letters of sympathy received at the time of Le Roy Burroughs’ death

1974


Series 6 Personal Items 1921-1968,


description: This series contains business cards, receipts, plaque design, sketches, and watercolors.

Container list


9 7 Includes business cards and receipts 1923-1932, 1968

Map Case

C406 D15

Design for a plaque honoring the Burroughs for their service to St. John’s, which hangs over the Parish Hall fireplace.

undated

9 8 Sketches and watercolors by Burroughs 1921, 1955, undated


Series 7 Professional Correspondence 1910-1974,

undated extent: 2 linear feet

description: This series contains primarily correspondence concerning Burroughs’ professional activities, but also includes other materials such as newsclippings, invitations, schedules, and reports. The series is organized alphabetically by correspondent. Correspondents who have a large number of letters in the series have individual folders.

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Container list


9 9 No names 1923, 1953

9 10 Includes letter from Ames Social Service regarding the problems of Story County (Iowa) mothers on relief to obtain contraceptive information

1922-1962, undated

9 11 Annual Convention of the Diocese of Massachusetts, Resolution regarding elimination of segregation in seminaries

1947

9 12 Auchmuty, Ellen S. (Mrs. R. T.) 1925-1926

9 13 B (Baar-Bishop) 1920-1963, undated

9 14 B (Bloy-Byrus) 1910-1974, undated

9 15 Barrett, Thomas V., of the Division of College Work, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church

1947-1954

9 16 Berberian Family – Diana, Nazli and Sterling (includes four photographs)

1932-1963, undated

10 1 Blanchard, Roger W., Executive Secretary, Division of College Work, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church

1950-1954

10 2 Bowen, Harold, Bishop of Colorado 1947, 1951

10 3 Bozovaisky, Luben S. Contains an interesting letter regarding Bozovaisky’s World War II experiences, written December 29, 1946

1937-1946, undated

10 4 Brinker, Howard Rasmus , Bishop of Nebraska 1943-1954

10 5 Brown, Charles Harvey, Head Librarian, Iowa State College Library

1926-1958, undated

10 6 C (Campbell-Collett) 1922-1964, undated

10 7 C (Colletti-Cunningham) 1919-1959, undated

10 8 Campbell, Robert E. At one time Bishop of Liberia, Campbell was later Prior of St. Andrew’s School in St. Andrew’s Tennessee. (1 photograph)

1930-1941

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10 9 Carson, Dudley – A reporter for the Detroit Journal, Carson was a boyhood friend of Rev. Burroughs

1922, undated

10 10 Chang, C. C. (1 photograph) 1929, undated

10 11 Chen, C. C. (1 photograph) 1927

10 12 Christmas and Epiphany letters sent by Le Roy and Jean Burroughs

1960-1971

10 13 Church Pension Fund 1922-1961

10 14 Clements, Dorothy, missionary at St. Mark’s, Nenana, Alaska (5 photographs)

1931-1933

10 15 Converse, Pearl – Memorial Fund 1947, undated

10 16 Cross, W. A. Regarding his appointment as College Chaplain at the University of Nebraska

1951-1952

10 17 D 1918-1966, undated

10 18 Dallas, John T., Bishop of New Hampshire 1926-1955, undated

10 19 Dana, Forest C., long time faculty member of the Iowa State Department of Industrial Engineering

1945-1946, undated

10 20 Daniels, Henry H., Bishop of Montana 1949-1958

10 21 Davidson, Letha and Margaret, sisters who served consecutively as Librarian, Ames Public Library

1943-1971, undated

10 22 Deer, Irvin, of the Community Service Department of the Motion Picture Producers of America

1937-1944

10 23 Defore, Robert C. Letter from Ames man serving with the Air Force in the Middle East. He describes places visited in the Holy Land (now Israel) and gives impressions of Egypt. Includes brochure, "The New Palestine." Defore later taught mathematics in the Ames School System. (two photographs)

undated

10 24 Derby, J. Raymond. At one time Head of Iowa State’s English Department, Derby served on the St. John’s Vestry

1939-1971

10 25 Diocese of Iowa 1921-1949

10 26 Diocese of Iowa Standing Committee 1946

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10 27 Douglas, Anne W. (Mrs. Winfred), President of the Board of Trustees of the Evergreen Conference

1951-1961

10 28 Duggleby, Wayne 1945

10 29 Dunbar, Grace (Mrs. Ralph M.). See also: International Statuary and Altar Company, file 11/16, for related correspondence

1938-1966

10 30 E 1921-1963, undated

10 31 F 1920-1974, undated

10 32 Ferguson, Paul Stewart. See also: S. H. Littell file for related correspondence

1930-1938

10 33 Flockhart, Gwen and John. John Flockhart was Rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church, Dubuque, Iowa

1926-1953, undated

10 34 Fullwood, Stanley, Rector, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Cedar Falls, Iowa

1934-1950

11 1 G Includes a description of a typhoon which struck China in 1922, by Clara Groesbeck

1921-1965, undated

11 2 Gesner, Conrad, Bishop Coadjuter of South Dakota 1946-1952

11 3 Glenn, C. Leslie, President, Church of Society for College Work

1928-1963

11 4 Gould, Warren K., "Brooklyn." A former Iowa State student, Gould conducted Episcopalian services while on board ship in the Navy. File includes touching letter on war experiences, January 10, 1947. (1 photograph)

1944-1947, undated

11 5 Greene, Guy S. and Catherine. Guy Greene was Head of the Public Speaking Department, Iowa State College

1942, undated

11 6 H (Hakes-Hicks) 1921-1969, undated

11 7 H (Hill-Hutchinson). 1922-1964, undated

11 8 Haines, Elwood L., Bishop of Iowa 1944-1949, undated

11 9 Hanajima, S. C. 1928-1938, undated

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11 10 Hargesheimer, Fred. Includes article, "Why I Can’t Forget Nantambu," Guideposts, November 1965, pp. 12-15, regarding Hargesheimer’s experiences after his plane was shot down in New Britain in 1943

1941-1965, undated

11 11 Hillis, Arthur 1943

11 12 Hoag, Harold Brown, Rector, Christ Church, Burlington, Iowa

1930-1961

11 13 I 1922-1959

11 14 Ingham, Howard M. 1920-1922, undated

11 15 Ingley, Fred, Bishop of Colorado 1924-1951

11 16 International Statuary and Altar Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. See also: Grace Dunbar file, 10/29, for related correspondence

1936-1964, undated

11 17 J 1921-1959, undated

11 18 Job search 1918

11 19 K 1915-1974, undated

11 20 Keeler, Stephen E., Bishop of Minnesota 1933-1951,

11 21 Kelley, Alden Drew, Executive Secretary, Division of College Work, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church

1937-1961

11 22 Kennan, Ernest Victor, "Vic," Rector, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Des Moines, Iowa

1939-1949, undated

11 23 L 1921-1960, undated

11 24 Lindstrom, Eugene. Includes V-mail from Great Britain during World War II

1940-1945

11 25 Ling, Wen Ming. (1 photograph) See M. K. Yue, file 14/18 for related correspondence

1920-1930

11 26 Littell, S. Harrington, Bishop of Honolulu 1932-1951

11 27 Liu, Frank 1924-1945, undated

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11 28 Liu, Ho (1 photograph) 1924-1953, undated

12 1 Longely, Harry S., Bishop of Iowa 1920-1943

12 2 Lorch, Fred N., long-time faculty member of the Iowa State English Department

1941

12 2a Lord Bishop of London visit: Correspondence regarding arrangements for the visit of the Rt. Reverend Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram, D.D., Lord Bishop of London. He visited the Ames area September 30 – August 2, 1926, as part of a tour of the United States.

1926

12 3 Lord Bishop of London visit: Newsclippings 1926

12 4 Lord Bishop of London visit : Schedules 1926

12 5 M (MacBurney-Masterson) 1920-1974, undated

12 6 M (Matthews-Muzumdar) (1 photograph) 1920-1969, undated

12 7 Masters, Bruce 1951

12 8 Matheus, Louis H. and family. Matheus, like Burroughs, was from Milwaukee and had studied for the priesthood under Burrough’s father. The two were room-mates at Nashotah House. Matheus was later Rector at Trinity Church in Ottumwa.

1922-1972

12 9 Michaelian, M. B. (Includes one letter from Michaelian’s mother)

1929-1941

12 10 Miller, Elizabeth Ruley. (1 photograph) 1921-1962

12 11 Mitchell, Clarence M., "Snix." Mitchell was a member of the Iowa State College English Department, 1922-1934, (1 photograph)

1934-1976, undated

12 12 Morrison, Theodore N., Bishop of Iowa (1 photograph) 1925-1930, undated

12 13 N. Includes letters from Esther Reasoner Newby, sister of newsman Harry Reasoner.

1921-1971

12 14 National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 1927-1960, undated

12 15 National Secretary for College Work – Burroughs was offered this position in fall of 1932 but did not accept it.

1932-1933

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12 16 O 1922-1951

12 17 Orr, Robert. For many years Director of Iowa State’s Library, Orr served St. John’s by the Campus as Parish Warden

1943-1948

12 18 P (Page-Pickford) 1921-1964, undated

12 19 P (Pierson-Pritchard) 1918-1964, undated

12 20 Pammel, Louis H. (Head, Department of Botany, Iowa State College): Correspondence

1921-1931

12 21 Pammel, Louis H. (Head, Department of Botany, Iowa State College): Newsclippings

1921-1935, undated

13 1 Pammel, Louis H. (Head, Department of Botany, Iowa State College): "The Pammel Memorial Preserve." Proposal to name woods on the Iowa State campus in Pammel’s honor.

undated

13 2 Reports and sermons 1920-1929, undated

13 3 Pammel, Louis H. (Head, Department of Botany, Iowa State College): Pammel family

1933-1974, undated

13 4 Philbrook, Rowland F., Dean, Trinity Cathedral, Davenport, Iowa

1929-1943

13 5 Pollock, Marjorie Hoffman. An Ames native who had some success as a dancer in New York City under the stage name Marjorie Gayle. (11 photographs). Includes 11 photos taken on wedding trip—a cruise from New York to California. Most are scenes from South America.

1934-1959, undated

13 6 Ponmareff, Nick. 1927-1959, undated

13 7 Province of the Northwest-Executive Council 1921-1952

13 8 Putnam, Fred and Helen. Fred Putnam was the Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Iowa City, Iowa

1945-1946

13 8a Q. 1921-1945

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13 9 R (Radcliffe-Rizk). Includes letters from newsman Harry Reasoner and Salom Rizk, a popular lecturer who once lived in Ames and ran a shoe repair shop in campus town. His experiences are recounted in "Syrian Yankee," available in the Library’s general collection, call number CT275.R63.A3

undated

13 10 R (Roberts-Ruth). 1921-1966, undated

13 11 Ralston, Bessie. Miss Ralston was a Sunday school teacher at St. Mary’s Church, Middlesboro, Kentucky. The children of St. John’s by the Campus had sent Christmas gifts to the children of St. Mary’s. Includes three thank you letters from the children and two photos. (2 photographs)

1941

13 12 Revell, Rachel. Miss Revell taught at St. Margaret’s, an Episcopal school in Tokyo, Japan. Includes nine photos of the school. (9 photographs)

1923-1927

13 13 Rhinelander, P.M., of the College of Preachers, Washington, D.C.

1930-1937

13 14 Roberts, W. Blair, Bishop of South Dakota 1934-1951

13 15 Roland-Levy, Janice Gorin 1950-1965

13 16 S (S-Sherrill). 1920-1966, undated

13 17 S (Shireman-Stevens). 1921-1963, undated

13 18 S (Stewart-Sylvester). 1923-1965, undated

13 19 Sass, John E. Sass was a member of the Iowa State Botany Department faculty. This correspondence concerns his cousin, a German refugee

1939

13 20 Shannon, Jones B., Executive Director, Church Society for College Work

1957-1961

13 21 Smith, Ferdinand J. (2 photographs) 1940

13 22 Smith, Gordon V., Bishop of Iowa 1950-1969, undated

13 23 Spofford, William B., Managing Editor, "The Witness." 1925-1934,

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13 24 Stabler, W. Brooke, Department of Religious Education, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church

1930-1939

13 25 Steiner, Edward A., Professor of Applied Christianity, Grinnell College

1939-1941, undated

13 26 T 1922-1970, undated

14 1 Thayer, Edwin B., Rector, Church of the Ascension, Denver, Colorado

1948-1953

14 2 U 1943-1962

14 3 V 1916-1939, undated

14 4 W (Wade-Whitman). 1915-1965, undated

14 5 W (Whitney-Williams). 1920-1953

14 6 W (Willis-Wylie). (1 photograph) 1923-1965, undated

14 7 Wakely, Ray, faculty member of the Iowa State Economics Department. Includes report, "Working Mothers and Child Care in Ames, Iowa," done in 1943 by a committee of the Ames Defense Council

1934

14 8 Wallace, Leigh, "Polly" and Nelle. "Polly" Wallace was Iowa State’s first football All-American

1940, undated

14 9 Wang, C.C. 1921-1929, undated

14 10 Wang, Cheng Fu 1921, 1963

14 11 Watts, Harry, Canon, St. John’s Cathedral, Denver, Colorado

1938-1948, undated

14 12 Wedel, Ted, Department of Religious Education, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church

1934-1946

14 13 Wiggins, Arthur Verne (1 photograph) 1928-1969, undated

14 14 Williams, Walter, Dean of the School of Church Music, Denver, Colorado

1947-1948

14 15 Winslow, John A. (3 photographs) 1926-1952, undated

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14 16 Woolverton Printing Company, Cedar Falls, Iowa 1922-1923

14 17 Y 1919-1949, undated

14 18 Yue, M.K. See Wen Ming Ling, file 11/25, for related correspondence (1 photograph)

1930-1931

14 19 Z 1946-1961


Series 8 Conferences 1908-1964,


description: This series includes notes taken by Burroughs, programs, schedules, handouts and news clippings concerning the conferences. The series is in chronological order. The final section of the series covers the Mission of the Transfiguration Conference. The Mission of the Transfiguration in Evergreen, Colorado operates a conference in the summer months. Incorporated as the Evergreen Conference, the Mission provides educational programs for the clergy, church workers and laypersons. Le Roy Burroughs served as Dean of the General Conference from 1952 through 1961.

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14 20 Conference notes undated

14 21 Conference programs undated

14 22 Notebook, marked "Conferences on College Work" 1932-1939, undated

14 23 National Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Includes speech, marked "My 1st Public Speech" by Burroughs. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October14-18

1908

14 24 Student Volunteer Convention. Des Moines, Iowa, December 31-January 4

1919-1920

15 1 George Sherwood Eddy campaign, Champaign, Illinois, March 17-20

1920

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15 2 YMCA Conference (1 photograph) Geneva, Wisconsin. June 11-21

1920

15 3 Silver Bay YMCA Conference. June 15-23 1920

15 4 YMCA Secretaries Assembly. Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Illinois, August-September

1920

15 5 Annual Student Christian Conference, University of Illinois. Champaign, Illinois, March 10-13

1921

15 6 Lake Geneva YMCA Conference 1922

15 7 Iowa Diocesan Camp for Boys. Clear Lake, Iowa June 22 - July 1

1922

15 8 Summer School of Religious Education. Madison, Wisconsin, June 26 – August 4

1922

15 9 Camp Tuttle for Older Church Boys, Missouri Ozarks, July 17-29

1922

15 10 Mid-West Intercollegiate Church Student Conference. Evanston, Illinois. April 6-8

1923

15 11 National Conference of the Social Service Workers of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Washington, D.C., May 22-25

1923

15 12 Conference notes. Marked Geneva 1924

15 13 Gambier Conference. June 23-July 5 1924

15 14 National Center for Devotion and Conference, Racine Wisconsin. Conferences planned for 1926

undated

15 15 Diocese of Colorado Student Conference. Denver, Colorado. March 20-21

1926

15 16 Conference Notes. July 1926

15 17 Oriental Students Conference. Racine, Wisconsin. September 8-14

1926

15 18 Diocesan Conference. Ames, Iowa. September 13-14. Includes notes from a February 1927 conference as well.

1926

15 19 West Des Moines High School Student Character Conference. April 22-24.

1927

15 20 Summer Conference for Church Workers. Racine, Wisconsin. June-July

1927

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15 21 Annual Conference of the Episcopal Young People’s Association of the Diocese of Chicago. Racine, Wisconsin. September 1-5

1927

15 22 Oriental Students Conference. September 11. 1927

15 23 Summer Conference, College of Preachers. Washington, D.C., June

1928

15 24 Diocese of Nebraska Summer Conference. Omaha, Nebraska. June17-23

1928

15 25 Annual Conference of the Episcopal Young People’s Association of Chicago. Racine, Wisconsin. August 30-September 3

1928

15 26 Laymen’s Conference. Ames, Iowa. September 14-15. 1929

15 27 Episcopal Clergyman’s Conference. Ames, Iowa. September 16-18

1929

15 28 Summer Conference, College of Preachers. Washington, D.C., June 16-21

1930

15 29 Annual Clergy Conference, Diocese of Iowa. Ames, Iowa. September 15-17

1930

15 30 General Convention. Denver, Colorado 1931

15 31 Summer Conference for Church Workers. Sycamore, Illinois. June 29 – July 10

1931

15 32 Annual Meeting of the Des Moines Deanery. Ames, Iowa. December 7-8

1931

15 33 Church Workers Conference (eventually cancelled) planned for summer of 1932

1932-1933

15 34 Ministry in College Communities Conference, held at College of Preachers. Washington, D.C., April 13-20

1932

15 35 Midwest College Clergy Conference. March 29-31 1932

15 36 Clergy and Lay Conference. Clear Lake, Iowa. June 6-9 1932

15 37 Summer Conference for Church Workers. Racine, Wisconsin. June 27-July 8

1932

15 38 College Pastors Conference - Eastern Division of the Northwest Province. Ames, Iowa. April 18-21

1933

15 39 College Pastors Conference - Western Division of the Northwest Province. Denver, Colorado. April 25-27

1933

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15 40 South Dakota Summer Conference. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. June 26-July 7

1933

15 41 Summer Conference for Church Workers. Kenosha, Wisconsin. June 26-July 7

1933

16 1 Conference Notes 1934

16 2 South Dakota Summer Conference. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. June 12-22.

1934

16 3 Summer Conference for Church Workers. Kenosha, Wisconsin. June 25-July 6

1934

16 4 South Dakota Summer Conference. June 11-21 1935

16 5 Annual Clergy Conference, Diocese of Iowa. Ames, Iowa. September 16-18

1935

16 6 South Dakota Summer Conference. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. June 9-19

1936

16 7 Conference notes, 1938- Notebook also contains college lectures given in 1937

1937-1938

16 8 Preaching and Modern Thought - Conference led by Le Roy Burroughs and Theodore Wedel. May 26-June 2

1937

16 9 South Dakota Summer Conference. June 8-16 1937


1938

16 11-11a Summer Conference for Church Workers. Includes newsclippings and notes for a class Burroughs presented at the conference, "Human Nature in the Bible." Racine, Wisconsin. June 27-July 8

1938


1939


1939


1940

16 15 Conference Notes. July 15-20 1940

16 16 Church Worker’s Conference. Clear Lake, Iowa. July 6-12 1941

16 17 "Convention Ideas." Contains material from the 90th Convention of the Diocese of Iowa. May 10-12

1942

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1942

16 19 Annual Convention, Diocese of Iowa. Ames, Iowa. May 11-12

1943

16 20 College Clergy Conference—Eastern Division of the Northwest Province. Northfield, Minnesota. June 22-25

1943

16 21 College Workers’ Conference. September 14-17 1943

16 22 Conference notes. Provincial College Clergy Conference. Evanston, Illinois. June 10-14. National Conference for College Women. Bernardsville, New Jersey, August 16-24

1946

16 23 College Vocation Conference. Evanston, Illinois. December 27-29. (Also includes notes from a later conference in 1957)

1946

16 24 Conference Notes 1948

16 25 Annual Conference of College Clergy, 7th Province, Norman, Oklahoma. April 5-8

1948

16 26 Provincial College Clergy Conference. Ames, Iowa. November 9-12.

1948

16 27 National Commission on College Education Meeting. Ames, Iowa. May 24-26

1949

16 28 Conference (1 photograph). Ames, Iowa 1950

16 29 District of South Dakota Episcopal Youth Conference. Yankton, South Dakota. June 18-28

1950

16 30 Women’s Summer Conference. Clear Lake, Iowa. June 24-30

1950

16 31 Conference notes 1952

16 32 Conference on Christian Education. Washington, D.C., February 11-15

1952

16 33 Women’s Summer Conference. June 29-July 3 1952

16 34 General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. College Work Dinner. September 12

1952

16 35 Provincial College Clergy Conference, arrangements. Ames, Iowa. November

1952

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16 36 Meeting of the Minnesota Diocesan Commission on College Work. June 18

1954

16 37 Summer Conference for the Clergy of Iowa. Grinnell, Iowa. June 22

1954

17 1 School of Christian Living. Ames, Iowa, October-November

1954

17 2 Conference notes. June 1955

17 3 Iowa Canterbury Association Conference. Ames, Iowa, November 19

1955

17 4 Conference notes 1959

17 5 Conference notes 1959-1962

17 6 Iowa Clergy Retreat. Des Moines, Iowa. October 1962

17 7 Iowa Clergy Retreat 1964

17 8 Evergreen Conference: History of the Evergreen facility and surrounding area.

1925-1959, undated

17 9 Evergreen Conference: Conference notes undated

17 10 Evergreen Conference: Humorous notes for camp newsletter

undated

17 11 Evergreen Conference: Summer Conference for College Students of Colorado and Wyoming. August 27-September 3

1923

17 12 Evergreen Conference: Diocese of Colorado College Student Conference. August 25-September 1

1924

17 13 Evergreen Conference: Summer School for College Pastors. July 1-31

1933

17 14 Evergreen Conference program 1947

17 15 Evergreen Conference: Evergreen College-Age Conference. June 8-11

1947

17 16 Evergreen Conference: Northwest Province College conference. June 12-18

1949

17 17 Evergreen Conference: Proposed speakers for General Conference

1950-1953

17 18 Evergreen Conference: Northwest Province College Conference. June 11-17

1950

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17 19 Evergreen Conference: program and arrangements 1951

17 20 Evergreen Conference: General Conference notes. July 7-18

1952

17 21 Evergreen Conference: Arrangements for 1952 General Conference

1951-1952

17 22 Evergreen Conference: Program 1952

17 23 Evergreen Conference: Arrangements for1953 General Conference

1952


17 25 Evergreen Conference: Northwest Province College Conference

1953

17 26 Evergreen Conference: General Conference schedule. July 6-17

1953



17 29 Evergreen Conference: General Conference Notes. July 11-22

1955



1956

17 32 Evergreen Conference: General Conference. July 15-23 1957


1957

17 34 Evergreen Conference: General Conference program and participants. July 14-25

1958

17 35 Evergreen Conference: General Conference participants. July

1959

17 36 Evergreen Conference: General Conference arrangements for 1960

1959

17 37 Evergreen Conference: program 1960

17 38 Evergreen Conference: program 1961

17 39 Evergreen Conference: General Conference notes 1961

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Description of series Series 9 Photographs 1904-1964,


description: This series contains photographs of Ames, the Iowa State College (University) campus, church buildings and activities, and people.

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18 1 Ames area and Iowa State campus scenes (29 4x5 b/w photographs)

ca. 1904

18 2 Ames area and Iowa State campus scenes ( 26 3x2, 21x3, 1 8x6 b/w photographs

ca. 1919

18 3 Ames area and Iowa State campus scenes. Includes Veishea, Pushball (12 3x5, 22 3x2 b/w photographs)

ca. 1929

18 4 Buildings and Scenery (4 3x5, 3 2x4, 3 4x5, 1 1x2 b/w photographs)

undated

18 5 Chinese Students Club, Iowa State College (1 4x5 b/w photograph)

1924

18 6 Church Activities (2 8x10 b/w photographs) 1953

18 7 Church Building (18 b/w negatives) undated

18 8 Church Building. Includes original church, located on 5th street in downtown Ames. (8 8x10, 1 5x7, 2 7x6 b/w photographs)

undated

18 9 College of Preachers, Washington D.C. (3 3x5 b/w photographs)

undated

18 10 People (identified). Includes pictures of President and Mrs. Eisenhower, taken from the steps of St. John’s as their limousine passed. (12 4x5, 2 3x4, 1 8x10, 1 5x6, 1 4x12, 1 1x4 b/w photographs, 1 3x3 color photograph)

1919-1964, undated

18 11 People (identified—international students) (6 2x3 b/w photographs)

undated

18 12 People (unidentified) (11 3x5, 1 7x11, b/w photographs, 1 3x3 color photograph)

undated

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18 13 Vezeley, France. This was the site of the beginning of the second crusade in 1146. These photos were taken by Guy Greene, Head of Iowa State’s public speaking department, during World War I. (6 6x9 b/w photographs)

ca. 1918


Series 10 Reference Materials 1913-1972,

undated extent: 1.0 linear foot

description: This series contains publications, articles, and other materials related to a variety of religious topics.

Container list


18 14 Bell, Bernard Iddings, The Good News, Milwaukee, Morehouse Publishing Company, 1921. Bell and Burroughs were friends and Burroughs often quoted Bell in his sermons and talks. This unbound copy is annotated by Burroughs.

1921

18 15 Bibliographies undated

18 16 Books and authors 1936, undated

18 17 Cartoons 1931, undated

18 18 Chinese students and Chinese-Americans 1921-1923, undated

18 19 Christmas 1915, undated

18 20 Church attendance undated

19 1 Church publications undated

19 2 Church Publications 1924-1937

19 3 Coburn, John B., "The Future of College Work". Church Review, Vol. XVI, No. 7. September

1958

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19 4 Committee on Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students, "Friendly Relations Among Future Leaders"

ca. 1920

19 5 Delinquency of Youth (includes Burroughs’ notes) 1951-1953, undated

19 6 "Devotional Book" undated

19 7 Douglas, the Rev. J.A., Pictures of Russian Worship, London, Faith Press

undated

19 8 Education 1922-1939

19 9 Episcopal Church 1920-1923, undated

19 10 Flesch, Rudolph, The Art of Plain Talk. Outline of book 1946

19 11 Iowa State College (University) 1920-1926, undated

19 12 Jones, Gordon M., "Basic Policies for the College Work", The Church Review, Vol. XIII, No. 9, October

1953

19 13 Lent 1923, undated

19 14 Littell, The Rev. John S. "The Kingdom in Pictures," Stories of Cross and Flag, No. 7, Keene, New Hampshire, the author

1914

19 15 "The Kingdom in Pictures II", Stories of Cross and Flag, No. 8, Keene, New Hampshire, the author

1914

19 16 "Some Great Christian Jews," Stories of Cross and Flag. No. 2, Keene, New Hampshire, the author

1913

19 17 Marriage and family life 1921-1936, undated

19 18 Ministry 1919, undated

19 19 Music 1934-1940, undated

19 19a National Student Council of the Episcopal Church. Faculty Churchmen, Bulletin 4, May

1919

19 20 Nau, the Rev. Carl, "The Wheel of Christian Worship and its Seven Spokes"

undated

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19 21 Newsclippings on general topics 1916-1938, undated

19 22 Nicene Creed undated

19 22a Nurse’s Aide Pledge undated

19 23 Prayers undated

19 24 Prayers 1917-1941

20 1 Quotations: Poetry 1918-1925, undated

20 2 Quotations: Prose undated

20 3 "Religious Work with Students," New York, Union Theological Seminary

1930

20 4 Roberts, Mary, "Adventures in Peace Making," Friends Intelligences

undated

20 5 "Rome." Articles regarding the Roman Catholic Church 1950-1957

20 6 Shannon, T. W. Spooning, Marietta, Ohio, S. A. Mullikin Company

1913

20 7 Soroka, The Rev. Leonid and Carlson, Stan W., Faith of our Fathers, Minneapolis, The Olympic Press

1954

20 8 Symbolism—General 1936-1972, undated

20 9 Symbolism—Chinese Symbols 1941

20 10 Symbolism—Codes and signals 1942, 1952

20 11 Symbolism—Military Insignia 1942-1952, undated

20 12 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, Crosses 1936-1967, undated

20 13 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, "David Crane" comics by Winslow Mortimer

undated

20 14 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, pamphlets 1933-1959, undated

21 1 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, saints 1950, 1959, undated

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21 2 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, Stationery and church bulletins

undated

21 3 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, Stationery and church bulletins

1953-1969

21 4 Symbolism—Religious Symbols, vestments 1955, undated

21 5 Symbolism—Symbolism project done for Architecture 353 (History of Architecture), by Ronald E. Peters

undated

21 6 Symbolism—World Flags 1952

21 7 Wedel, The Rev. Theodore O., The Church’s Work with Students, New York, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church

1937

21 8 Wisconsin faculty members undated


Series 11 Student Ministry 1919-1965,

undated extent: 1.0 linear foot

description: This series contains material related to student ministry groups, organizations and meetings.

Container list


21 9 Church Society for College Work: Minutes of Board of Directors Meetings

1957-1958

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Church Society for College Work: "Ideas Make History." Photographs of an exhibit prepared by the Church Society for College Work for the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. (Two copies)

1937

21 10 Church Society for College Work: Shannon, Jones B., "College Work: Past, Present, Prognosis," The Church Review, Vol. XXIII, No. 3, May 1965 (reprint). A history of the Church Society for College Work.

1965

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21 11 Church Society for College Work: "The College and University Askings in the List of Priorities."

undated

21 12 College Clergy: Lists of college clergy 1930-1940, undated

21 13 College Clergy: Correspondence sent by Burroughs to college clergy

1944-1953, undated

21 14 College Clergy: Department of College Work, Fourth Province. Survey of college work

undated

21 15 College Clergy: Discussion outlines undated

21 16 National Commission on College Work: Meeting minutes. May 8-10

1951

21 17 National Commission on College Work: Meeting agenda and participants. April 29-May 2,

1952

21 18 National Commission on College Work: Meeting handouts. April 19-23

1954

21 19 National Commission on College Work: Meeting minutes. April 18-22

1955

21 20 National Commission on College Work: Meeting minutes. April 23-26

1957

21 21 National Commission on College Work: Officers 1958-1959

21 22 National Commission on College Work: "Preliminary Statement for Criticism"

undated

21 23 National Commission on College Work: Committee on Work for Women. Meeting minutes. December 3-4

1923

21 24 National Student Council: Annual Report 1920

21 25 National Student Council: "College Students and the Church."

1925

21 26 National Student Council: Gifts made to St. Paul’s College Library, Tokyo, by unites of the Council.

1921-1922

21 27 National Student Council: Meeting minutes. May 7-9 1920

21 28 National Student Council: Meeting handouts. June 19-23 1922

21 29 National Student Council: Meeting minutes. September 5-8

1924

21 30 National Student Council: Memoranda from Paul Micou, President of the Council

1920-1921, undated

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21 31 National Student Council: Memoranda from Paul Micou, President of the Council

1922

22 1 Memoranda from Paul Micou, President of the Council 1923

22 2 Memoranda from Paul Micou, President of the Council 1924

22 3 National Student Council: "The National Council and College Work"

undated

22 4 National Student Council: Report of the Committee on Foreign Students. September 13

1923

22 5 National Student Council: Resolutions. April 8 1923

22 6 National Student Council: Triennial Student Assembly Racine, Wisconsin. June 19-23

1922

22 7 National Student Council: Triennial Student Assembly. Racine, Wisconsin. June 17-24

1925

22 8 National Student Council: Province of the Midwest. Conference. Champaign, Illinois, April 25-27

1924

22 9 National Student Council: Province of the Northwest. Conference. Lincoln, Nebraska. November 11-13

1921

22 10 National Student Council: Newsclippings on student ministry

1942, 1960

22 11 Student Inquiry: Annual report to the Department of Religious Education

1923

22 12 Student Inquiry: Application for recognition of a church student organization

undated

22 13 Student Inquiry: "Christ in the Colleges" undated

22 14 Student Inquiry: "Informal Report on College Work" undated

22 15 Student Inquiry: Micou, Paul. "The Church Mobilizes her Students," St. Andrew’s Cross

undated

22 16 Student Inquiry: Meeting of the Student Inquirers, September 6, (1 photograph)

1920

22 17 Student Inquiry: Meetings of the Student Inquirers 1921-1922

22 18 Student Inquiry: Meeting of the Student Inquirers, September 8-12 (2 photographs)

1923

22 19 Student Inquiry: Meetings of the Student Inquirers 1924

22 20 Student Inquiry: Meetings of the Student Inquirers 1928

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22 21 Student Inquiry: "Present Situation in Student Work" undated

22 22 Student Inquiry: Reports on activities at student inquiry locations

1922-1924, undated

22 23-24 Student Inquiry: Report on the student work (drafts), compiled by Paul Micou

1922

22 25 Student Inquiry: "The Social Mission of the Church" undated

22 26 Student Inquiry: "Study of the Church’s Work in State Colleges and Universities of the Province of the Northwest"

1921-1922

23 1 Student Inquiry: "Suggested Method of Personal Work" undated

23 2 Student Inquiry: Student programs at various locations 1919-1923, undated

23 3 Student Inquiry: Triennial Report of the General Board of Religious Education. Contains report on the church’s work in colleges. October

1919


Series 12 Subject Files 1895-1969,

undated extent: 2 linear feet

description: This series contains records on a variety of topics and includes correspondence, programs, reports and publications. Most of the records relate to St. John’s Church and Iowa State College (University), but the series includes other subjects as well.

Container list


23 4 Adult class syllabi 1927, undated

23 5 Advertisements- series run in the Ames Daily Tribune. September-December

1921

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23 6 Alumni list of parish members. In 1921 a committee was formed to prepare a list of all the students who had been affiliated with St. John’s. L. H. Pammel, committee chairman, sent out a letter to alumni asking for help in compiling this list. File includes letters, notes and lists of students.

1921-1923

23 7 Ames events 1921-1922, undated

23 8 Articles of Incorporation of the Parish of St. John’s. 1895-1949, undated

23 8a Attendance statistics 1919-1937

23 9 Bishop and Council meetings 1931-1934

23 10-12 Bulletin board notices undated

23 13 Bulletin board notices 1919-1944

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Bulletin board notices for "Church Door Canteen" held at 5 p.m. on Sundays.

ca. 1940s

23 14 Bulletin board notices regarding reading. Written by Burroughs and put on table or bulletin board to stimulate reading among the students.

ca. 1927-1928

23 15 Burial service for child undated

23 16 Calendar of events 1930-1961, undated

23 17 Canterbury Club (for college students): Announcements and newsletters.

1945-1958, undated

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Canterbury Club (for college students): Christmas card. 1947

23 18 Certificates for lay delegates to the Convention of the Diocese of Iowa

1926-1939

23 19 Chapel hours at Iowa State—Controversy over change 1929

23 20 Chinese Students Association undated

23 21 Christmas—Annual candle light carol service 1932-1956, undated

23 22 Church Building: 2338 Lincoln Way, Ames, Iowa Dedication. May 4

1930

23 23 Church Building: Floor plan—basement undated

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Church Building: Floor plan—main floor. undated

23 24 Church Building: Fundraising campaign undated

23 25 Church Building: Fundraising campaign 1919-1936

23 26 Church Building: History undated

23 27 Church Building: History 1922-1966

23 28 Church Building: Laying of Cornerstone, September 15. 1929

23 29 Church Building: Maintenance schedule undated

23 30 Church Building: Organ specifications undated

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Church Building: Original church at 5th and Clark, downtown Ames, Iowa. Floor Plans.

undated

23 31 Church Building: Product literature 1931, undated

23 32 Church Building: Rendering – "The Proposed Episcopal Student Center" by A. H. Kimball

undated

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Church Building: Renderings—Interior and exterior of St. John’s by the campus

undated

23 33 Church school survey - Diocese of Iowa 1925-1926

24 1 Clayton, Fred, President of Tabor College. Clayton conducted a crusade at St. John’s in February, 1927

1927-1941

24 2 Confirmation instructions 1936, undated

24 3 Co-operative School of Religion at Iowa State College 1924-1930

24 4 Cosmopolitan Club (an Iowa State organization with the goals of promoting friendly relations between foreign and American students)

1922-1938

24 5 Couples Club (an organization for married students who attended St. John’s)

1953-1955, undated

24 6 Department of Christian Social Service, National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Contains material from a Synod meeting held in Ottumwa, October 22-24, 1929.

1929-1930

24 7 Diocese of Iowa 1925, 1965, undated

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24 8 "Directory of Foreign Students" ca. 1926

24 9 Eddy, Sherwood. Regarding revival meetings conducted by Eddy. He visited the Iowa State campus in 1921.

1920-1921

24 10 Episcopal Graduate Group 1958

24 11 Events at St. John’s undated

24 12 Events at St. John’s 1920-1969

24 13 Every Member Canvass 1938







24 20 Finances undated

24 21 First anniversary dinner of St. John’s by the Campus. May 4

1931

24 22 Funding of student work. Includes budget request from 1931, which describes the early history of St. John’s.

1931-1951

24 23 Inter-Church School of Religious Education 1920

24 24 Iowa Canterbury Commission meeting minutes 1954

24 25 Iowa State College English Club 1918, undated

24 26 Job description for rector’s assistant undated

24 27 Joint Commission of Theological Education 1945-1948

24 28 Kemper Guild (a.k.a. Club) 1922-1935, undated

24 29 Lay readers. Includes lists and schedules. 1938-1940

24 30 Lent: Good Friday at St. John’s by the campus. Includes lists of sermons used and programs for Three Hours Devotion

1920-1960, undated

24 31 Lent: Lenten activities at other churches 1922-1941, undated

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24 32 Lent: Lenten activities at St. John’s by the Campus. 1929-1963, undated

25 1 Lent: Newsclippings and editorials 1920-1924, undated

25 2 Lent: Posters to be used in conjunction with Lenten offering at church schools.

undated

25 3 Lent: Preparation service for Holy Communion 1905-1960

25 4 Letters of transfer for new members of St. John’s 1919-1935, undated

25 5 Mailing list for notification of monthly intercessions for service men and women

1945

25 6 Mailing lists 1938-1941, undated

25 7 Nashotah House Centennial. May 1942

25 8 Nationwide Campaign: Descriptive material 1920

25 9 Nationwide Campaign: Letters of congratulation to Rev. Burroughs on St. John’s contribution to the Nationwide Campaign

1920

25 10 Order of the Sangreal 1928, undated

25 11 Organization charts and notes on activities of the parish ca. 1940s

25 12 Parish lists undated

25 13 Parish lists 1922-1928

25 14 Parish lists 1929-1932

25 15 Parish lists 1937-1941

25 16 Parish lists—student members 1918-1941, undated

25 17 Parish lists—Iowa State staff members undated

25 18 Parish members and other Ames residents 1922-1958, undated

25 19 Pledges 1923, undated

25 20 Pledge solicitation lists 1925, undated

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25 21 Porter, David R. Porter held a series of revival meetings on the Iowa State campus. January 6-8

1922

25 22 Province of the Northwest 1924-1951

25 23 Puppet Play: "Little Red Riding Hood," Plans for a project of the girls of St. John’s

undated

26 1 Questionnaires: Regarding location of proposed St. David’s Church (now located at 3727 Calhoun in Ames, Iowa

undated

26 2 Questionnaires: "What do You Really Believe About Religion." Includes some completed copies

undated

26 3 Record book. Includes communicant list, choir suppers, organizations, calls made, communion alms, church school record.

1919-1922

26 4 Rector’s Fund undated

26 5 "Religious Drama," an adult class offered at St. John’s: Descriptions of class

1927, undated

26 6 "Religious Drama," an adult class offered at St. John’s: "Dialogues on the Church, I-VI"

undated

26 7 "Religious Drama," an adult class offered at St. John’s: "The Hour Glass"

undated

26 8 "Religious Drama," an adult class offered at St. John’s: "The Shunamite Woman and the Man of God"

undated

26 9 "Religious Drama," an adult class offered at St. John’s: "Thy Kingdom Come: A Dream for Easter Even"

undated

26 10 Reports: "Progress Report to the Vestry of St. John’s… Concerning a New Rector"

1961

26 11 Reports: "Special Report of Proposed Construction…" 1961

26 12 Reports: Treasurer’s Reports 1922-1939

26 13 Reservations for social events 1939, undated

26 14 St. John’s Guild: Financial Records 1921-1927, undated

26 15 St. John’s Guild: Resignations 1925-1927

26 16 St. John’s Parish Papers, Nos. 1-2 undated

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26 17 Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois. Rev. Burroughs served on the Board of Trustees for the Seminary in the 1940s.

1932-1944

26 18 Smith, Fred B. Smith conducted a series of meetings on the Iowa State campus in April of 1920. Burroughs served on the Devotional Preparation Committee for these meetings.

1920, undated

26 19 Social Service: Department of Christian Social Service, Synod of the Province of the Northwest. Meeting minutes.

1921-1930, undated

26 20 Social Service: Newsclippings. 1922-1931, undated

26 21 Social Service: Notes 1929-1931, undated

26 22 Social Service: Story County Social Service League 1928-1931

26 23 Social Service: Story County Social Service League—Speakers Bureau. Burroughs served as the chairman of the Bureau in 1932.

1932, undated

26 24 Standing Joint Commission of Theological Education. Burroughs was an examining chaplain for this body.

undated

26 25 Stationery on which Burroughs’ name appears undated

26 26 Student Recruitment 1923

26 27 Sunday School: Educational materials 1917-1929, undated

26 28 Sunday School: Letters to Sunday School pupils and their parents

1922-1941, undated

26 29 Sunday School: Survey on religious education undated

26 30 Sunday School: Survey on religious education. Includes compilation of church school activity in Iowa Episcopal Parishes

1932

26 31 Syllabus Revision Committee. This committee, authorized by the Church’s Joint Commission on Theological Education, was formed to revise The Syllabus for Theological Studies. The Syllabus sets out the requirements for taking holy orders.

1948

26 32 Theater 1932, undated

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27 2 Teaching at Iowa State: Family Relations. Background material.

1933-1937, undated

27 3 Teaching at Iowa State: Family Relations. Teaching notes.

1927-1930, undated

27 4 Teaching at Iowa State: Family Relations. File was marked "My lectures and notes on the family"

1928-1937, undated

27 5 Teaching at Iowa State: Home Management 482. Student work

1934

27 6 Teaching at Iowa State: Religious Education 324. Student work.

undated

27 7 Teaching at Iowa State: Religious Education 324. Spring quarter.

1939

27 8 Teaching at Iowa State: Religious Education 324 and 434. Notes and exams.

1933-1939, undated

27 9 Teaching at Iowa State: Sociology 306b. Assignments and student work.

1930

27 10 Teaching at Iowa State: War Issues. This is the course Burroughs was hired to teach when he first came to Ames in 1918.

1918, undated

27 11 Theological exams. Burroughs was one of the examining chaplains for the diocese.

1931-1950, undated

27 12 Vestry Committees 1923

27 13 Vestry meeting 1921

27 14 YMCA-YWCA Discussion Group Committee. Report on discussion groups for men at Iowa State

1924


Series 13 Writings 1906-1974,


description: This series contains writings by Le Roy Burroughs, including church bulletins, notebooks, diaries, notes, eulogies, essays and articles. Burroughs used the church bulletins as a way to communicate with his parishioners. He stated this in the bulletin of October 22, 1944: "I hope to make these weekly bulletins one more avenue for pastoral work. I hope to include in them bits of inspiration, spiritual techniques for saner

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living, specimen devotions, and information as to where you may find additional material for the development of your efficient living." The notebooks contain jottings on things to be done, possible sermon topics, books read or to be read and resolutions.

Container list


27 15-17 Article: "After-Thoughts." Drafts and final versions of a column written for Anglican Angle. Sty. John’s parish newsletter. (Anglican Angle is available in Special Collections, call number BX5980.A38.S7x)

undated

27 19 Article: "A Boy’s-Eye View of the Early Parish Life in St. Andrew’s, Milwaukee"

ca. 1961

27 20 Article: "The Church and the Student," Ames Daily Tribune, November 9, 1921.

1921

27 21 Article: "Church in the College Community" The Witness, Vol. XVI, No. 15, Demember 3. pp.5-6

1931

27 22 Article: "The Church in the College World," The Witness, Vol. XV, No. 27, February 19. pp.1-2

1931

27 23 Article: "A Great Social Document," Forth, Vol. 114, No. 7, July-August 1949, pp. 20-21, 26, 28

1949

28 1 Article: "A Growing College Chapter," St. Andrew’s Cross undated

28 2 Article: "Growth at St. John’s by the Campus," prepared for newspaper

undated

28 3 Article: "History of St. John’s." (draft). Includes a portion of a history written by Louis H. Pammel.

undated

28 4 Article: "How to Vitalize the Church," The Witness, Vol. XXXII, No. 1, January 13. pp. 12-14

1949

28 5 Article: "Lent: a Time for Refreshment," The Iowa Churchman, Vol. LXXX, No. 6, February.

1958

28 6 Article: "Little Benny" letters written for summer conference newspapers.

undated

28 8 Article: "Pastoral Work in University and College Centers." Written for a series of pamphlets on college work.

1939-1942, undated

28 8a Article: "The Prayer Book View and our American Way of Life." Part of a study program done for Department of Christian Education of the Episcopal Church.

1948

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28 9 Article: "Seminaries" undated

28 10 Article: "What to do on Sunday," Ames Daily Tribune, June 6, 1922, pp. 1 and 4.

1922

28 11 "Youth Needs the Church," Holy Cross Magazine, Vol. XLVIII, No. 4, April 1937, pp. 114-116.

1937

28 7 Articles: Assortment 1927-1938, undated

27 18 Articles: Assortment 1962-1970, undated

28 12-14 Church Bulletins undated

28 15 Church Bulletins 1920s

28 16 Church Bulletins 1930s

28 17 Church Bulletins 1933-1939





28 22 Church Bulletins 1950













29 13 Diaries 1921

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30 1 Diaries 1922

30 2 Diaries 1923

30 3 Diaries 1924

30 4 Diaries 1926-1930

30 5 Diaries 1930

30 6 Diaries 1931-1932

30 7 Diaries 1933-1934

30 8 Diaries 1937

30 9 Diaries 1937

31 1 Diaries 1938

31 2 Diaries 1938

31 3 Diaries 1939

31 4 Diaries 1940

31 5 Diaries 1941

31 6 Diaries 1942

32 1 Diaries 1944

32 2 Diaries 1944-1945

32 3 Diaries 1945

32 4 Diaries 1946

32 5 Diaries 1947

32 6 Diaries 1948

32 7 Diaries 1948-1953

33 1 Diaries 1949

33 2 Diaries 1950

33 3 Diaries 1950

33 4 Diaries 1951

33 5 Diaries 1952

33 6 Diaries 1953

33 7 Diaries 1954

33 8 Diaries 1955

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33 9 Diaries 1956

34 1 Diaries 1956

34 2 Diaries 1957

34 3 Diaries 1958

34 4 Diaries 1959

34 5 Diaries 1961-1962

34 6 Diaries 1962

34 7 Diaries (August-December) 1962

34 8 Diaries 1963

34 9 Diaries 1963

35 1 Diaries 1964

35 2 Diaries 1964

35 3 Diaries 1965

35 4 Diaries 1966

35 5 Diaries 1966

35 6 Diaries 1967

35 7 Diaries 1967

36 1 Diaries 1968

36 2 Diaries 1969

36 3 Diaries 1969

36 4 Diaries 1969

36 5 Diaries 1970

36 6 Diaries 1970

36 7 Diaries 1971

37 1 Diaries 1972

37 2 Diaries 1973

37 3 "Meditations." Written in the nursing home and hospital before Reverend Burroughs’ death.

1974

37 4 Diaries - Travel: Log of a boyhood family vacation at Nashotah Seminary, Nashotah, Wisconsin

1906

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37 5 Diaries - Travel: Family trip to the northeastern United States

1907

37 6 Diaries - Travel: Family trip to England 1909

37 7 Diaries - Travel: Trip to British Columbia by train 1949

37 8 Essays 1925-1937, undated

37 9 Eulogy: Adams, Chev. January 8 1960

37 10 Eulogy: Adams, Jay undated

37 11 Eulogy: Allen, Ione 1956

38 1 Eulogy: Allen, Robert undated

38 2 Eulogy: Almfeldt, Anna. July 29 1958

38 3 Eulogy: Baker (first name unknown) ca. 1945

38 4 Eulogy: Barker, Edith Phelan. November 1 1958

38 5 Eulogy: Barlow, Dr. Walter. April 26 1959

38 6 Eulogy: Brockman, Daisy undated

38 7 Eulogy: Bush, Dr. Earl. January 19 1953

38 8 Eulogy: Cameron, Arthur Everett "Mickey" 1939

38 9 Eulogy: Cessna, O. H. Memorial talk given to the Ames Ministers’ Association.

1932

38 10 Eulogy: Craft, William. January 30 1963

38 11 Eulogy: Crosier, Mr. and Mrs. December 7 1953

38 12 Eulogy: Damon, Olive. September 10 1958

38 13 Eulogy: Greene, Guy S. February 22. Also includes resolution of the Vestry. April 22

1942

38 14 Eulogy: Illeman, Jack. October 17 1959

38 15 Eulogy: Kimball, A. H. March 1946. Also includes memorial resolution and appeal for memorial scholarship fund.

1946-1947

38 16 Eulogy: King, Minnie. November 18 1959

38 17 Eulogy: Ladman, Douglas. May 7 1947

38 18 Eulogy: Lane, Mabel. December 2 1964

38 19 Eulogy: Lindstrom, Cornelia. February 7 1953

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38 20 Eulogy: Lindstrom, E. W. November 8 1948

38 21 Eulogy: Manning, Mary. December 28 1955

38 22 Eulogy: Myers, Bert. September 16 1959

38 23 Eulogy: Nichol, Judge Harold. January 16 1958

38 24 Eulogy: Pammel, Dr. Louis Hermann 1931

38 25 Eulogy: Penley, Angeletta. June 23 1960

38 26 Eulogy: Philbrook, the Very Reverend Rowland undated

38 27 Eulogy: Rehm, Peggy. January 29 1940

38 28 Eulogy: Rice, Dr. Earl undated

38 29 Eulogy: Robbins, Frances. October 24 1959

38 30 Eulogy: Stephens, Judge John Loomis (a member of Iowa State’s first graduating class). October

1933

38 31 Eulogy: Weston, Lawrence. June 22 1959

38 32 Eulogy: White, Zella. undated

38 33 Eulogy: Wilkens, Don (memorial service) undated

38 34 Eulogy: Winlock, Peyton. September 15 1948

38 35 Letters and announcements to parishioners undated

38 36 Letters and announcements to parishioners 1916-1939

38 37 Letters and announcements to parishioners 1940-1962

38 38 Letters: Mimeographed letters sent to parish members overseas during World War II

1942-1944

38 39 Letters: Mimeographed letters sent to parish members overseas during Korean War

1951-1952

38 40 Lyrics: "The Bethlehem Babe." Words by LeRoy Burroughs, music by William McDowell

1937-1938

38 41 Notebooks ca. 1927

38 42 Notebooks 1932

39 1 Notebooks 1936-1937

39 2 Notebooks 1937-1938

39 3 Notebooks 1939-1940

39 4 Notebooks 1940-1941

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39 5 Notebooks (includes comments on L. H. Pammel). June 6 1941

39 6 Notebooks (includes comments on Guy Greene). February 18

1942

39 7 Notebooks 1943

39 8 Notebooks 1943-1944

39 9 Notebooks 1944-1945


39 11 Notebooks 1945-1951

39 12 Notebooks 1947-1948

39 13 Notebooks 1948-1949

40 1 Notebooks 1950

40 2 Notebooks 1951, 1959

40 3 Notebooks 1952

40 4 Notebooks 1952-1953

40 5 Notebooks 1954

40 6 Notebooks: February-July 1956

40 7 Notebooks: Begun August 1956

40 8 Notebooks 1957-1958

40 9 Notebooks: July 1958

40 10 Notebooks 1958, 1962

40 11 Notebooks 1960-1961


40 13 Notebooks: "Archbishop of York, William Temple." Temple gave a series of lectures at the College of Preachers In Washington D.C. in 1935. According to a note by Mrs. Burroughs, Rev. Burroughs was the discussion leader after each lecture. A series of articles by the Archbishop from The Witness is included, as are some notes from later meetings at the College of Preachers.

1935-1937

41 1 Notebooks: "College Work." Compilation of talks suitable for college conferences.

1933-1947

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41 2 Notebooks: "College Workers." Notes on college ministry.

undated

41 3 Notebooks: "History and Authorship of books of the Bible."

undated

41 4 Notebooks: "Learning to Live" 1933-1934

41 5 Notebooks: "Literature: Mirror and Reformer of Religion" 1955-1956

41 6 Notebooks: "Prayer Book" 1922-1944, undated

41 7 Notebooks: "Prayer Book" 1939

41 8 Notebooks: "Prayer Book" 1949

41 9 Notebooks: "Prayer Book Sociology" 1937-1959, undated

41 10 Notebooks: "A Priest’s Life of Christ" 1943-1964

41 11 Notebooks: "Symbolism" 1936, undated

41 12 Notebooks: "Why I am a Churchman" 1926-1936, undated

42 1 Notes: General topics undated

42 2 Notes: Apostles undated

42 3 Notes: Apothecaries undated

42 4 Notes: Books and libraries undated

42 5 Notes: Chapels undated

42 6 Notes: Christ undated

42 7 Notes: Christmas undated

42 8 Notes: Christmas list undated

42 9 Notes: Church building undated

42 10 Notes: Church bulletin items undated

42 11 Notes: Clerical titles undated

42 12 Notes: Communion and confirmation undated

42 13 Notes: Conference plans undated

42 14 Notes: Episcopal Church undated

42 15 Notes: Golden Rule undated

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42 16 Notes: Hospital stay 1971

42 17 Notes: Hymns undated

42 18 Notes: Lent undated

42 19 Notes: Liturgics 1919-1920

42 20 Notes: Marriage undated

42 21 Notes: Ministering to students 1925, 1940, undated

42 22 Notes: Parish meeting 1926

42 23 Notes: Parish members who served in World War II and Korean War

undated

42 24 Notes: Prayer and Prayer Book undated

42 25 Notes: Quiet day undated

42 26 Notes: Religious education 1924

42 27 Notes: Social problems undated

42 28 Notes: Specimen Sundays 1931, undated

42 29 Notes: Sunday school undated

42 30 Notes: Symbolism undated

42 31 Notes: Time spent on church work undated

42 32 Notes: "To the Prowler." Note left by Burroughs in desk drawer for someone who had been breaking into it.

undated

42 33 Notes: Vows undated

42 34 Notes: Women’s Auxiliary undated

42 35 Poetry undated

42 36 Poetry 1920-1955

42 37 Poetry: Christmas cards sent by the Burroughs. These usually contained a poem by Le Roy Burroughs.

1920-1953, undated

42 38-40 Prayers written for special occasions or persons undated

43 1 Prayers written for special occasions or persons 1921-1965

43 2 Proverbs - Includes "Clinical Proverbs," written after a stay at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

1970, undated

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43 3 Reports: Annual Reports 1922-1928






43 9 Reports: Church work at Ames (draft) 1942

43 10 Reports: College work in the Sixth Province undated

43 11 Reports: "Parish and Student Growth." Covers period from 1919-1941.

ca. 1942

43 12 Reports: "Report on my Rectorship at Ames." Covers period of Fall 1919-Fall 1935.

1935

43 13 Reports: Report to New York on Student Work." January 13.

1932

43 14 Reports: "A Tentative Summary of Church Work Done by the Women of St. John’s." In outline form.

undated

43 15 Reports: YMCA Conference? (incomplete) undated

43 16-20 Sermon Outlines undated

43 21 Sermon Outlines: Talks Regarding symbolism 1928-1960

44 1-3 Sermons and Talks undated

44 4 Sermons and Talks: Incomplete sermons undated

44 5 Sermons and Talks: From a file marked "Sermons in Embryo"

1931-1934, undated

44 6 Sermons and Talks: "Address Given at the Luncheon Following Bishop Smith’s Consecration." April 20.

1950

44 7 Sermons and Talks: "Ames Building Campaign." May 3. 1928

44 8 Sermons and Talks: Appreciation given at 33rd anniversary dinner, St. Luke’s Parish, Des Moines, Iowa. October 18.

1939

44 9 Sermons and Talks: "Back-Slaps of Education," given to Story County School Superintendents. November 17.

1931

44 10 Sermons and Talks: "The Church and our Families." March 12.

1961

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44 11 Sermons and Talks: "The Church and our Needy." March 5.

1961

44 12 Sermons and Talks: Clergy Retreat 1964

44 13 Sermons and Talks: "College Youth." Given at a Synod meeting in Casper, Wyoming. September 28.

1932

44 14 Sermons and Talks: "Edward Arlington Robinson-Poet." Given to Iowa State College English Club. December 15.

1920

44 15 Sermons and Talks: Graduation address given at Burroughs’ former school. June 21.

1917

44 16 Sermons and Talks: "Here Comes the Bride," a series of radio talks given on "The Homemakers Half Hour" on WOI radio. Burroughs presented one of the series entitled "John and Alice Call on the Minister." Also includes some letters written in response to the presentation.

1932

44 17 Sermons and Talks: "I Believe in the Communion of Saints." November 1.

1964

44 18 Sermons and Talks: "Instructions on the Eucharist." undated

44 19 Sermons and Talks: "My Story." Given to the Ames Ministerial Association. January 16.

1933

44 20 Sermons and Talks: Napier (Iowa) Baccalaureate address. May 25.

1930

44 21 Sermons and Talks: "Our Day and the Minister’s Place in It." December 27.

1946

44 22 Sermons and Talks: "Protestantism in the United States." Given to a foreign student group. February 15.

1945

44 23 Sermons and Talks: Radio talks given over WOI 1931-1943, undated

44 24 Sermons and Talks: "Religion Answers the War." Given to the Iowa State College English Club. October 16.

1927

44 25 Sermons and Talks: "Religious Education in the Home," given at Farm and Home Week Short Course at Iowa State College, February 5. Reprinted in The Iowa Churchman, Vol. 52, No. 7, March 1931.

1931

44 26 Sermons and Talks: Samson: the Ancient Beatnik and Delinquent." Given to the women of St. John’s by the Campus. February 16.

1967

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44 27 Sermons and Talks: "Sociology of the Prayer Book: Marriage." March 3.

1940

44 28 Sermons and Talks: "The Spiritual Aspect of Marriage." Given to YWCA group. November 10.

1944

44 29 Sermons and Talks: "The Spiritual Significance of Food." Given on "The Homemakers Half Hour," WOI Radio.

undated

44 30 Sermons and Talks: "The State of the Episcopal Student Work at Ames." Given at the Diocese convention.

ca. 1942

44 31 Sermons and Talks: "Talk Before Ames High School Assembly." Regarding the ministry as a profession.

undated

44 32 Sermons and Talks: "Talk to Congregational Pastors" September 28

1926

44 33 Sermons and Talks: Thank you speech at a birthday celebration.

undated

44 34 Sermons and Talks: "There Were Giants in the Earth in Those Days." October 27.

1946

44 35 Sermons and Talks: "They Shall be One Flesh." November 13.

1960

44 36 Sermons and Talks: "They Sung, as it Were, a New Song." December 28.

1947

44 37 Sermons and Talks: "The Things Which are Seen are Temporal." July 26.

1941

44 38 Sermons and Talks: "This is None Other but the House of God, and this is the Gate of Heaven." Given at 24th anniversary of consecration of Bethlehem Church, Bethlehem, New Hampshire. August 21.

1955

44 39 Sermons and Talks: Toastmaster speech for Ames Chamber of Commerce Spring Party. April 23.

1929

44 40 Sermons and Talks: Wedding of George and Louise. August 12.

1945

44 41 Sermons and Talks: "What is a Hospital?" May 10. 1957

44 42 Sermons and Talks: "The World at the Foot of the Cross." Good Friday Meditations.

undated

44 43 Sermons and Talks: "This applies to my sermon files" undated

44 44 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks 1917

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45 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks, January-May 1920

45 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks, July-December 1920




45 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks, January-June 1924

45 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks, July-December 1924




46 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes "Youth’s Joyous Adventure," a series given by Burroughs at the Chicago Young People’s Conference, held in Racine, Wisconsin in September. September-December.

1927


46 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks, August-December

1928


46 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks, August-December

1929

46 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes last sermon given in old St. John’s Church downtown, March 2. January-May.

1930

46 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes WOI Radio Talk, "Social Service," given October 29. June-December.

1930

46 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. January-March 1931

46 10 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. April-May. Includes talk given to Rotarian banquet in Iowa Falls, Iowa. April 20, 1931. See also file 9/10 for a letter from Stella Glover Ambrose regarding the Nevada event.

1931

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46 11 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes WOI radio talk, "Spiritual Influence of the Home," given in May of 1931. May-December.

1931

47 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes sermon given January 3 by Quincy Ayres. January-June.

1932

47 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk given for Welfare Campaign, November 16, 1932 and WOI radio talk, "An Old Fashioned Christmas" given December 7, 1932. July-December.

1932

47 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes WOI radio talk, "Jesus With Nine Days to Live," given April 6, 1933. January-April.

1933

47 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. April-June. 1933

47 5 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-December. 1933

47 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes plans for a quiet day used in 1934 and again in 1964. January-February.

1934

47 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. March-June. 1934

47 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-September. 1934

47 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes "My Burial Plans," given December 2, 1934. October-December.

1934

47 10 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk given to group of librarians March 21, 1935, and responses of librarians to the talk. January-March.

1935


48 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. July-December. 1935

48 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. January-April. 1936

48 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. May-December. 1936

48 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes address given at Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society banquet, March 11, 1937 and WOI radio talk, "Triumph Through the Cross," March 16, 1937. January-March.

1937

48 5 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. April-July. September-October.

1937

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48 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. November-December.

1937

48 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk, "Enlarging our Children’s World," given to Crawford School (Ames, Iowa) PTA. January-March.

1938

48 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes address to the Grinnell College freshman class, of which Marguerite Burroughs was a member, given sometime in May (#22-1-38). April-July.

1938

48 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes notes for burial of Anna Henderson, November 15, 1938. September-December.

1938

48 10 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. January-March. 1939


48 12 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. July, August-December.

1939

49 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. January-May. 1940


49 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. January-May. 1941



49 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. April-May. 1942

49 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-October. 1942


1937

49 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. January-February.

1943

50 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Ray Akin, May 31, 1943. March-May.

1943


50 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. October-December.

1943



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50 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. July-October. 1944


1944



50 10 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes memorial service for Christ Frangos, August 1, 1945; sermon for community V-J Day services, August 14, 1945; and sermon for 50th anniversary of Trinity Church, Ottumwa, Iowa, September 27, 1945. July-September.

1945

50 11 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. September-October.

1945


1945

51 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of A. H. Kimball, March 11, 1946. January-March.

1946

51 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Mary Ayres, April 22, 1946. April.

1946

51 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. May-July. 1946

51 5 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. August-December.

1946


1947

51 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. March-April. 1947

51 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. May-July. 1947

51 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. July-October. 1947


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1948

51 12 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk "Inspirational Literature," given to Iowa State’s Faculty Women’s Club, March 3.

1948

51 13 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Peyton Winlock, September 15, 1948. July-October.

1948

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51 14 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of E. W. Lindstrom, November 11, 1948. November-December.

1948

52 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of May Severaid, February 23, 1949. January-February.

1949


52 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Earl Morey, August 20, 1949. May-August

1949

52 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk given at Friley Hall (men’s dormitory at Iowa State) Christmas party, December 17, 1949. September-December.

1949


1950

52 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. March. 1950

52 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. April. 1950

52 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. May-June. 1950

52 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. September-December.

1950


1951

52 11 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Mrs. Denny, March 24, 1951 and sermon regarding the ordination of the Burroughs’ son-in-law, Walter Righter, April 8, 1951. March-April.

1951

52 12 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. May-June. 1951

53 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. July-September. 1951

53 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. October-December.

1951


53 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. April-May. 1952

53 5 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-July. 1952

53 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. September-December.

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1953

53 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. March-May. 1953

53 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-July, September.

1953

53 10 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Helen Frangos, October 27, 1953 and Mr. and Mrs. Crosier, December 7, 1953. October-December.

1953


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53 13 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-July, September-October.

1954


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1955

54 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Bertha Jones, March 14, 1955. March-May.

1955

54 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Jay Adams, September 5, 1955. June-September.

1955

54 5 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Merton Countryman, October 11, 1955 and Mary Manning, December 28, 1955. Also includes a centennial sermon for Grace Church in Clinton, Iowa, October 23, 1955 and a sermon regarding the priest’s work week, November 13, 1955. October-December.

1955

54 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Philip Damon, January 18, 1956. January-February.

1956


54 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes address for Friley Hall dinner in May, 1956 and burial of Harriett Barnard, July 3, 1956. May-August.

1956

54 9 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes note from Charles Harvey Brown regarding sermon of September 30, 1956. September-December.

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54 12 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. June-September. 1957

54 13 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk given to Faculty Women’s Club, November 4, 1957 and burial of Maybelle Illeman, November 21.

1957

55 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Elizabeth Turner, January 3, 1958; and Charles Cooney, February 18, 1958. Also includes two talks on the work of altar guilds, January 8, 1958 and February 4, 1958. January-February.

1958

55 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Minnie Saunders, March 17, 1958. March-April.

1958

55 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Klare Hart, June 24, 1958 and Anna Almfeldt, July 29, 1958. May-July.

1958

55 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Olive Damon, September 10, 1958. August-October.

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1958


55 7 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes talk at memorial service for Dr. Walter Barlow, former pastor of Collegiate Presbyterian Church, April 26, 1959. April-July.

1959

55 8 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Bert Myers, September 19, 1959 and Frances Robbins, October 24, 1959. September-October.

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1959

55 10 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Chev Adams, January 8, 1960 and Robert Allen, January 30, 1960. January-February.

1960

55 11 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Ralph Rothacker, March 23, 1960 and George Tripp, April 30, 1960. March-April.

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55 12 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Byron Hamilton, June 18, 1960 and Ethel Sayre and Angeletta Penley, both June 23, 1960. May-July.

1960

55 13 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of Al Knudson, September 26, 1960. Also includes a sermon titled "Priesthood," given September 25, 1960 describing the roles Burroughs filled in his early years at St. John’s: janitor, fundraiser, and building planner. September-December.

1960

55 14 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes announcement of Burroughs’ resignation of July 1, 1961, made January 8, 1961, and the burial of Mayona Lubsen, January 24, 1961. January-February.

1961

56 1 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Peter Frangos, March 1, 1961; Samuel Bryant, March 29, 1961; Hiram Munn, July 11, 1961; Louis Pappas, December 30, 1961. Also includes sermon given on the 31st anniversary of the Church’s dedication which describes the history of college work, May 7, 1961. March-July, December.

1961

56 2 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes sermon given at 68th anniversary of St. Mark’s at Fort Dodge, Iowa.

1962

56 3 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burial of William Craft, January 30, 1963 and sermon given at the 200th anniversary of the First Congregational Church in Haverhill, New Hampshire, July 7, 1963.

1963

56 4 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Marie Longshore, April 20, 1964.

1964

56 5 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Ethelyn "Sis" Beman, August 3, 1966; Fred Lorch, January 19, 1967; Will Corkins, February 3, 1967; Ida Griffith, March 15, 1967; Margaret Paddock, July 18, 1967; John Stevens, July 22, 1967; Lucia Kastle Moore, November 1, 1967.

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56 6 Sermons and Talks: Yearly Notebooks. Includes burials of Elsie Gwynn, January 12, 1968; Eddie McGee, April 5, 1968; Ben Willis, June 14, 1969; Katie Mae Funk, November 14, 1969; Frederica Shattuck, November 22, 1969; Daniel McLeod, May 1970; Jerry Henderson, January 28, 1971.

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Series 14 Writings of Others 1938-1962,


description: This series includes articles, papers and sermons on religious topics.

Container list


56 7 Unknown author, "The Religion of Undergraduates," discussion of a book by Cyril Harris.

undated

56 8 Allen, Barbara and Sutherland, Janet, "Can Science and Religion Mix?" Iowa Homemaker, March 1949, pp. 5-6 (Illustrated by a photograph of Burroughs).

1949

56 9 Ayres, Quincy, sermon on "Faith." October 20. 1940

56 10 Burroughs, Jean, regarding early years at St. John’s. undated

56 11 Converse, Pearl, "Nativity Pageant" undated

56 12 Durham, Ralph, sermon regarding Jesus as a teacher 1957

56 13 Gilman, Louise T., "The Joys of Calamity," talk given over KASI radio, Ames, Iowa, September 22.

1950

56 14 Gunnhill, C. J., "Some Thoughts on Prayer" undated

56 15 Johnson, Beth, "A College Girl Looks at Life," Iowa Homemaker, March, 1938, p. 9.

1938

56 16 Niehaus, Ann, "Depth Report," a history of religious activities relating to Iowa State, done for Journalism 222 class.

1962

56 17 Willis, Ben, sermon on codes of ethics undated

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56 18 Willis, Ben, sermon on the Prayer Book, October 17 1937