CWUms11.xml Guide to the Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers 1889-1973 (bulk 1910s-1950s) Anderson (Eva Greenslit) Papers Finding aid prepared by Carissa Gallagher Central Washington University Archives and Special Collections © 2012
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MS011 Anderson, Eva Greenslit, b. 1889 Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers 1889-1973 (bulk 1910s-1950s) 60 linear feet 91 boxes Eva Greenslit Anderson (1889–1972) was an educator, school district administrator, clubwoman, and state legislator in central Washington state. From the 1910s-1950s, she was instrumental in advancing programs for the benefit of women and youth. This collection of speeches, scrapbooks, and correspondence chronicles Anderson's interests in education, youth, women, politics, and church. English Biographical Note

Eva Greenslit Anderson was born on May 20, 1889, in Surprise, Nebraska, to Walter Henry and Catherine (Ammerman) Greenslit. She received a B.A. from Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1910, then moved to Washington State in 1912 to teach high school in Wenatchee. She married Leonard O. Anderson on June 10, 1915. Eva was superintendent of the Douglas County School from 1919 to 1921, then superintendent of Waterville Public Schools. She received an M.A. from the University of Washington in 1926. She was an instructor at the University of Oregon, then returned to Wenatchee High School as girls’ advisor. In 1934 she was Washington State Supervisor of Adult Education. Anderson received a Ph.D. at the University of Washington in 1937. She was named Washington’s “Woman of Achievement" in 1949. In 1954 she became a member of the Board of Curators of the Washington State Historical Society. Eva Anderson received the Washington State Press Women’s Pioneer Writers’ Award in 1963. In 1968 the Social Science Building at Wenatchee Valley College was named Anderson Hall.

Anderson became interested in the history of the Pacific Northwest and began writing local history books such as A Child’s Story of Washington in 1938, Dog Team Doctor in 1940, and Chief Seattle in 1943. In 1943 she also began to write a series of books with a co-author, Dean Collins. They published Indian Boy on the Columbia River and Pioneer Days in Old Oregon in 1943, The Wenatachee Kid in 1947, and Stories of Oregon in 1949 (later revised in 1967 as Oregon Stories). Anderson also wrote The Varied and Colorful Career of Jack Rogers (1947), An Orchid for Grandma Little (1950), Charley Wright—True Pioneer (1950), Rails over the Cascades (1952), George Adams, Indian Legislator (1953), E. O. Pybus, Ingenious Pioneer (1954), Charles Keiser—With a Yen for Work (1954), The Spirit of the Big Bend (1955), George Adams, Indian Legislator (1956), and Dr. Isaac Hubbard—Pioneer Doctor (1956). Eva Anderson died in 1972.

(Taken from Scanlon, Jennifer and Shaaron Cosner. American Women Historians: 1770s-1990s: A Biographical Dictionary. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996.)

This collection comprises speeches, scrapbooks, correspondence and other materials which address Anderson's personal and professional interests in education, youth, women, politics, and church, 1889-1972.

This collection is organized chronologically whenever possible, but is largely organized by subject due to the fact that most documents were not dated clearly. Listed with each box title is a description of the organization system for that particular box. Each box is organized in outline form (whether organized chronologically or alphabetically by subject), with each folder labeled with both a number and every category and subcategory under which it falls.

Please note that indented lines in this collection constitute folders--not items. For clarity, some folders have been given their proper place in the intellectual hierarchy, but have been left un-numbered. Actual numbering in the collection follows the hierarchical pattern. For instance, folders subsumed under folder 1.1 are numbered 1.1.A, 1.1.B, etc.

The collection is arranged in nine series: I. Early/Personal Life; II. Education; III. Interests and Collections; IV. Career; V. Finances; VI. Correspondence; VII. Death; VIII. Photographs; IX. Non-paper Memorabilia.

Open to the public for educational research.

[Name of document or photograph number]. MS11, Eva Greenslit Anderson Papers. Archives and Special Collections, Brooks Library, Central Washington University.

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Anderson, Eva Greenslit, b. 1889 Washington (State) School administrators--United States Women--West (U.S.)--History--20th century Women historians--United States Washington State Historical Society Women Washington (State) I Early/Personal Life 1 Personal Mementoes

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory

 1-1.1 Pageants “Conquest of the Wilderness" “Pete Wapato" 1-1.2 Programs Colleges Nebraska Wesleyan University University of Washington Community Lake Chelan Pageant Manson Apple Blossom Festival Surprise, Nebraska Homecoming and Grand Park Opening Waterville Picnic High Schools Commencement Misc. Music Anderson’s Amateurs Concerts / Recitals Workshops: “Newspapers in the Classroom" Misc. Unidentified 1-1.3 Scripts “The All-Around Girl in Wenatchee High" “The Birth of Delta Kappa Gamma" “A Boy’s Sunday School Class" “The Lord’s Avenger" Untitled Charley McCarthey The Woods Family 1-1.4 Weddings 1-1.5 Misc. 2 Personal Journals

Organized by journal number; journals are numbered in chronological order

 2-2.1 Journal 1 January 1903 2-2.2 Journal 2 February 1903-March 1903 2-2.3 Journal 3 April 1903-May 1903 2-2.4 Journal 4 June 1903-July 1903 2-2.5 Journal 5 January 1904-July 1904 2-2.6 Journal 6 August 1904-April 1905 2-2.7 Journal 7 April 1905-December 1905 2-2.8 Journal 8 January 1906-March 1907 2-2.9 Journal 9 April 1907-September 1909 2-2.10 Journal 10 September 1909-July 1911 2-2.11 Journal 11 September 1911-May 1915 2-2.12 Journal 12 January 1926-December 1926 II Education 3 Education

Organized chronologically

 3-3.1 1926 Thesis for Master of Arts, University of Washington: “Backgrounds of Willa Cather’s Novels" 3-3.2 1931 Courses in High School Guidance, Columbia University: Misc. Notes and Documents 3-3.3 1937 Thesis for Doctor of Philosophy, University of Washington: “Financial Support for Washington’s Public Schools" III Interests and Collections 4 Organizations

Organized alphabetically. A chronological arrangement was not practical because so few documents are dated. For known dates of organization leadership and membership, refer to Box 75: Professional Recognition: Curriculum Vitae. For organizations relating to legislature, refer to Box 44: Legislature: Organizations.

 4-4.1 Business and Professional Women’s Club 4-4.2 Churches Chelan Methodist Church, Chelan WA Sunday School Lessons Memorabilia First Methodist Church, Wenatchee WA Mokuaikaua Church, HI Saint Paul Methodist Church, Lincoln NE Surprise Methodist Church, Surprise NE Washington-Northern Idaho Council of Churches 4-4.3 Christian Children’s Fund 4-4.4 Daughters of the American Revolution 4-4.5 Delta Kappa Gamma Society 4-4.6 Elks Club 4-4.7 Kiwanis Club 4-4.8 Knights of Columbus 4-4.9 Ladies’ Musical Club, Chelan WA 4-4.10 National Council of Administrative Women in Education 4-4.11 Near East Foundation 4-4.12 Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) 4-4.13 Philomathic Club, Waterville WA 4-4.14 Quill and Scroll Honorary Society for High School Journalists 4-4.15 Rotary Club 4-4.16 Soroptimist Club 4-4.17 Washington Education Association (WEA) 4-4.18 Washington State Historical Society Statuary Hall Nominations 4-4.19 Woman’s Society of Christian Service 4-4.20 UNESCO/ UNICEF 4-4.21 Young Women’s Christian Association 5 Travel Journals

Organized by journal number; journals are numbered in chronological order

 5-5.1 Travel Journal 1 June 1957-August 1957 5-5.2 Travel Journal 2 June 1958-August 1958 5-5.3 Travel Journal 3 March 1962-June 1962 5-5.4 Travel Journal 4 February 1964-March 1964 6 Travel Box 1: Countries Visited

Organized alphabetically

 6-6.1 Australia 6-6.2 Austria Places of Interest Kӓrnsen Vienna 6-6.3 Belgium Travel Guides Misc. 6-6.4 Canada 6-6.5 Denmark Places of Interest: Tivoli Travel Guides Misc. 6-6.6 Egypt 6-6.7 England Places of interest Churche’s Mansion, Nantwich Hereford Cathedral London Oxford Stonehenge and Avebury Travel Guides 6-6.8 France Places of Interest Aisne-Marne American Cemetery Mont Saint-Michel Normandy Saint-Malo Misc. 6-6.9 Germany Places of Interest: Oberammergau Misc. 6-6.10 Holland 6-6.11 Italy 6-6.12 Norway Travel Guides Misc. 6-6.13 Scotland Places of Interest: Edinburgh Misc. 6-6.14 Sweden 7 Travel Box 2: Tours Taken and Postcards

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory

 7-7.1 Tours Byrne Circle Tours Europe Notes Travel Guides and Advertisements National Retired teachers Association (NRTA) and American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Tours Olson’s Royal Coach Tours South America News and Publications Notes Souvenirs Tupper’s Adventures, Inc. 7-7.2 Postcards Collections Countries Belgium Antwerpen Brussels Misc. England Stonehenge Warwick/ Warwick Castle Windsor Misc. France Holland Scotland Abbotsford Edinburgh Misc. States Oregon Washington Columbia River Grand Coulee Kalakala Ferry, Puget Sound Olympia Rainier National Park Seattle Snoqualmie Pass/ Falls Misc. Wyoming Location Unclear Bears Native Americans Misc. 8 Scrapbooks Box 1 (Books 1-3)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 8-8.1 Scrapbook 1: Historical newspaper articles by Bruce Mitchell 8-8.2 Scrapbook 2: Eva Greenslit Anderson’s articles and stories 8-8.3 Scrapbook 3: Memory of L.O. Anderson 9 Scrapbooks Box 2 (Books 4-6)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 9-9.1 Scrapbook 4: News articles written by/about Eva Greenslit Anderson 9-9.2 Scrapbook 5: News articles about early Washington state history and pioneers 9-9.3 Scrapbook 6: Power-related legislature articles 10 Scrapbooks Box 3 (Books 7-9)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 10-10.1 Scrapbook 7: Articles, poems, notes about Native Americans 10-10.2 Scrapbook 8: News articles on Columbia River/ Grand Coulee Dam 10-10.3 Scrapbook 9: Misc. 11 Scrapbooks Box 4 (Books 10-12)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 11-11.1 Scrapbook 10: Personal items 11-11.2 Scrapbook 11: Misc. 11-11.3 Scrapbook 12: Misc. 12 Scrapbooks Box 5 (Books 13-15)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 12-12.1 Scrapbook 13: Misc. 12-12.2 Scrapbook 14: Writing and misc. 12-12.3 Scrapbook 15: Education and clippings 13 Scrapbooks Box 6 (Books 16-19)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 13-13.1 Scrapbook 16: Travel 13-13.2 Scrapbook 17: WHS, Wellington Pegg 13-13.3 Scrapbook 18: Music 13-13.4 Scrapbook 19: Pioneers 14 Scrapbooks Box 7 (Books 20-22)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 14-14.1 Scrapbook 20: Articles on legislature and schools 14-14.2 Scrapbook 21: Articles on 1953 legislature, power, roads 14-14.3 Scrapbook 22: 1953 legislature 15 Scrapbooks Box 8 (Books 23-25)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 15-15.1 Scrapbook 23: Obituaries and poems 15-15.2 Scrapbook 24: Photos from Belgrad arranged by the Palace Hotel 15-15.3 Scrapbook 25: Religion 16 Scrapbooks Box 9 (Books 26-29)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 16-16.1 Scrapbook 26: Poems 16-16.2 Scrapbook 27: Articles about Northwest states 16-16.3 Scrapbook 28: Prayers 16-16.4 Scrapbook 29: Poems 17 Scrapbooks Box 10 (Books 30-33)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 17-17.1 Scrapbook 30: Alaska 17-17.2 Scrapbook 31: Religion 17-17.3 Scrapbook 32: Religion 17-17.4 Scrapbook 33: Beauty of the Northwest 18 Scrapbooks Box 11 (Books 34-36)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 18-18.1 Scrapbook 34: Poems, misc. 18-18.2 Scrapbook 35: Community service, jobs, education, religion, marriage 18-18.3 Scrapbook 36: Education, misc. 19 Scrapbooks Box 12 (Books 37-39)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 19-19.1 Scrapbook 37: Education, women, marriage 19-19.2 Scrapbook 38: Jokes and stories 19-19.3 Scrapbook 39: Poems 20 Scrapbooks Box 13 (Books 40-43)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 20-20.1 Scrapbook 40: “Special" (inspirational?) 20-20.2 Scrapbook 41: Articles written by Chester C. Kim 20-20.3 Scrapbook 42: Roads and agriculture 20-20.4 Scrapbook 43: Suggestive talks 21 Scrapbooks Box 14 (Books 44-47)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 21-21.1 Scrapbook 44: Power Address by LJ Richardson, president of Washington Public Utility Commissioners Association May 10, 1949 21-21.2 Scrapbook 45: Legislature 21-21.3 Scrapbook 46: Obituaries 21-21.4 Scrapbook 47: Articles written by/about Eva Greenslit Anderson 22 Scrapbooks Box 15 (Books 48-51)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 22-22.1 Scrapbook 48: Chief Seattle book: picture use lawsuit (Gould VS Anderson) 22-22.2 Scrapbook 49: Legislative and personal Article and program for Eva G. Anderson's "Woman of Achievement" award Advertisement for Eva Greenslit Anderson's book The Wenatchee Kid 22-22.3 Scrapbook 50: Legislature 22-22.4 Scrapbook 51: Education 23 Scrapbooks Box 16 (Books 52-53)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 23-23.1 Scrapbook 52: Finance School legislature proposal 1949 23-23.2 Scrapbook 53: Education, Personal Magazine: The School Executive August 1936 Editorial on Eva G. Anderson's book South Sea Safari 24 Scrapbooks Box 17 (Books 54-55)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 24-24.1 Scrapbook 54: Personal 24-24.2 Scrapbook 55: Campaign and Personal 25 Scrapbooks Box 18 (Books 56-58)

Organized by scrapbook number, with contents listed (mostly) in order

 25-25.1 Scrapbook 56: Photos, Personal 25-25.2 Scrapbook 57: Personal 25-25.3 Scrapbook 58: Misc. Clippings 26 Subject Files Box 1: People of Interest

Organized alphabetically by last name. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.

 26-26.1 Alcorn, Rowena 26-26.2 Bennett, Wallace F. 26-26.3 Billingsley, Kirby 26-26.4 Blondin (Gravelin, Jean Francis) 26-26.5 Bradbury, Mrs. May 26-26.6 Bryant, Alice Franklin 26-26.7 Carey, Willis 26-26.8 Cather, Willa Sibert 26-26.9 Chief Timothy 26-26.10 Clark, William/ Lewis, Meriwether (Lewis and Clark) 26-26.11 Davis, Ken 26-26.12 Eller, Geraldine Crill 26-26.13 Evans, Elizabeth Ellen 26-26.14 Fairbanks, Lulu M. 26-26.15 Fairless, Benjamin F. 26-26.16 Ferguson, Ed 26-26.17 Ferguson, James E. 26-26.18 Field, M. E. 26-26.19 Harvey, Guy G. 26-26.20 Kimm, Chester C. 26-26.21 Kinnear, George 26-26.22 Lincoln, Abraham 26-26.23 Long, Ruby 26-26.24 Longmire, James 26-26.25 Ogilvie, Jack 26-26.26 Paul, Mike 26-26.27 Richardson, L. J. “Jack" 26-26.28 Riddick, Merrill 26-26.29 Rogers, John C. 26-26.30 Schweitzer, Dr. Albert 26-26.31 Sellers, Raymond W. 26-26.32 Shakespeare, William 26-26.33 Slater, Loretta 26-26.34 Sumner, Sam 26-26.35 Warren, Mrs. Clair 26-26.36 Washington, George 26-26.37 Misc. First Names Only Business Cards 27 Subject Files Box 2: Places of Interest

Organized by size of area, then alphabetically. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.

 27-27.1 Continents: Antarctica 27-27.2 Countries: Russia 27-27.3 States Alaska California: Landmarks: Disneyland Nebraska Oregon: Advertisements / Brochures Washington Advertisements / Brochures Counties Chelan Douglas Douglas County Historical Society Museum Cities Cashmere: Vale Elementary School Chelan: Woodin Avenue Dryden: Dryden Gymnasium Olympia: Capitol Building Omak Seattle Chief Sealth High School University of Washington Ye Olde Curiosity Shop Tacoma: Port of Tacoma Tumwater Wenatchee Piper’s Natorium Wells House Wenatchee Valley Clinic Yakima: Deaconess Hospital and School of Nursing Landmarks Bridges Columbia River Bridge Evergreen Bridge Lake Washington Floating Bridge Monroe St. Bridge and Falls Tacoma Narrows Bridge Dams Chief Joseph Dam Grand Coulee Dam Lake Chelan Dam Rock Island Dam Rocky Reach Dam Mountains Mount Rainier Mount Saint Helens Misc. Misc. Fort Okanogan Fort Walla Walla Ohme Gardens Olympic National Park Maps Highway Maps Misc. 27-27.4 Misc. Mountain Ranges: The Cascades Railroads: Great Northern 28 Subject Files Box 3: Misc. Subjects A-I

Organized alphabetically. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.

 28-28.1 Apple Blossom Festival 28-28.2 Community/ Civic Responsibility 28-28.3 Education Book Advertisements Commencement History: Washington Schools Kindergarten Travel Washington Education Journal Misc. 28-28.4 History Book Advertisements Research Single Subject Native Americans Norco First Drilling Corporation Misc. Multiple Subjects 28-28.5 Industries Apples Dairy Forestry Publications Magazine Articles/ Advertisements “New Wood Use" Series 1949-1950 Misc. Machinery Oil 28-28.6 Investments Publications: “Brevits" 1959 Misc. 29 Subject Files Box 4: Misc. Subjects J-Z

Organized alphabetically. Note that there may be documents in these subject files that may seem better organized elsewhere, but this is because a majority of these files were compiled by Eva Anderson herself for various purposes.

 29-29.1 Life Lessons 29-29.2 Music Songs 29-29.3 Patriotism 29-29.4 Religion Buddhism Christianity The Bible Methodism Multiple Branches Patriotism Misc. 29-29.5 Rodeo Ellensburg, WA Newspaper Clippings Misc. 29-29.6 Thanksgiving 29-29.7 Transportation Trains 29-29.8 Women Book Advertisements Employment Government Motherhood Misc. 29-29.9 World’s Fair/ Washington State International Trade Fair 29-29.10 Writing 29-29.11 Misc. 30 Newspaper Clippings Box 1: Personal (About/Mentioning Eva Greenslit Anderson and Family)

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory

 30-30.1 About Eva Greenslit Anderson Education Events Attended Conferences/ Workshops Wood in Avenue Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Hosted Honors / Awards Education History Writing Specific, Dated State Woman of Achievement 1949 Woman of the Year 1956 Nebraska Wesleyan Alumni Achievement 1959 Pioneer of the Year 1968 Misc. Legislature Bills Introduced: State Flag Display Campaigns Chelan State Park Reports to Public Roads and Highways Misc. Life/Personality Organizations Board/ Committee Membership Washington Historical Society: Board Election Speeches Travel Tributes Writing Misc. 30-30.2 Mentioning Eva Greenslit Anderson Education Events Attended Conferences/Workshops Woodin Avenue Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Hosted Honors/Awards Community Service Education Writing Presented to others Misc. Legislature/Politics Chelan State Park Life/Personality Memories Organizations Board/Committee Membership Chelan Chamber of Commerce Heritage Committee Washington Historical Society: Board Election Speeches Travel Writing Misc. 30-30.3 About Eva Greenslit Anderson’s Family Anderson, Leonard Oswald (Husband) Greenslit Family Greenslit, Mr. and Mrs. Burt A. Greenslit, H. Vance Greenslit, Lee Greenslit, Mrs. R.A. Greenslit, Roy Hiltner Family Hiltner, Mary Hiltner, Willa Judd, Dr. Walter Woods Family Woods, Kathryn Woods, Mary (Mrs. Rufus Woods/E.G. Anderson’s sister) Woods, Mary Ethel Woods, Rufus Woods, Warren W. Woods, Wilfred Family reunions 31 Newspaper Clippings Box 2: People of Interest

Organized alphabetically by last name

 31-31.1 Individuals Billingsley, Kirby Bixler, Kenneth Farrington, Clayton Hanna, H.B. “Jerry" McCutcheon, John. T. McKoin, Tom McNett, Alice Nelson, Roy A. Paul, Mike Rogers, Jack V. Sumner, Sam Wall, Harry 31-31.2 Native Americans Archaeology/ Artifacts Books Ceremonies Columbia River Dams Current Events Famous Individuals Chiefs Family/Descendants History Legends Traditions Tribes: Wenatshapam Misc. 31-31.3 Pioneers: Misc. 31-31.4 Misc. 32 Newspaper Clippings Box 3: Places of Interest

Organized by size of area, then alphabetically

 32-32.1 Countries Canada Greece Guatemala 32-32.2 States Alaska California: Cities: Los Angeles Hawaii Montana Nebraska Oregon Washington Counties Douglas Grant Okanogan Cities Ashford Cashmere Chelan Conconully Coulee City Ellensburg Entiat Holden Kennewick Leavenworth Longview Olympia Omak Orondo Pasco Ritzville Seattle Sedro-Wooley Shelton Similkameen Spokane Stehekin Sumner Tacoma Vancouver Walla Walla Waterville Wenatchee 33 Newspaper Clippings Box 4: Places of Interest

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory. Note that this is a continuation of Box 32, so all of the following are under the category of Washington State up until folder 33.7: General Regions.

 33-33.1 Canyons: Tumwater Canyon 33-33.2 Islands San Juan Whidbey 33-33.3 Lakes: Lake Rufus Woods 33-33.4 Landmarks Bridges Beebe Bridge Columbia River Bridge, Wenatchee WA Tacoma Narrows Bridge Umatilla Bridge Misc. Dams Chelan Dam Chief Joseph Dam Grand Coulee Dam Priest Rapids Dam Rock Island Dam Rocky Reach Dam Wells Dam Misc. Tunnels: Cascade Water Tunnel Misc. Gingko State Park Ohme Gardens Stonehenge Replica 33-33.5 Mountains Mountains: Mount Rainier Mountain Passes Blewett Pass Harts Pass Snoqualmie Pass Stevens Pass Mountain Ranges Cascades Stuart Range 33-33.6 Rivers: Columbia River 33-33.7 General Regions Northwest 33-33.8 Misc. 34 Newspaper Clippings Box 5: Misc. Subjects A-I

Organized alphabetically by subject

 34-34.1 Aging 34-34.2 Archaeology/ Anthropology 34-34.3 Boats/Ferries 34-34.4 Columbia Basin Reclamation Project Events: Water Festival History Power Project/Plans Places with Potential Box Canyon Moses Coulee Water Irrigation Usage 34-34.5 Education/ Youth 34-34.6 Events 34-34.7 History Columns “40 Years Ago" “Big Bend in the Good Old Days" Natural Events Misc. 34-34.8 Industries Agriculture Fish Mining Timber 35 Newspaper Clippings Box 6: Misc. Subjects J-Z

Organized alphabetically by subject

 35-35.1 Legislature/ Politics 35-35.2 Nature Flowers Storms: North Central Washington 1956- 35-35.3 Obituary/ Memorial 35-35.4 Organizations Delta Kappa Gamma Heritage Committee Washington State Historical Society 35-35.5 Patriotism 35-35.6 Peace 35-35.7 Projects Power Railroads Roads/Highways State/National Parks, Forests 35-35.8 Religion 35-35.9 Women Mothers 35-35.10 Misc. 36 Full Magazines and Newspapers Box 1 37 Full Magazines and Newspapers Box 2 38 Other Clippings Box 1: Jokes, Poems, Quotes/Sayings

Organized alphabetically by subject

 38-38.1 Jokes Aging Education/Youth Family Legislature/ Politics Marriage/ Relationships Public Speaking Religion Travel/ Foreign Places Women: Work/ Jobs Writing/Books Misc. 38-38.2 Poems Aging America/ Freedom Death Education/ Youth Friendship Human Progress/ Human Spirit Life Lessons Love Places (Specific) Poets of Interest Crowell, Grace Noll Dragoo, Frances Cathey L., W. (Name Illegible) Sundfelt, Agnes Politics/ Public Speaking Religion Women Mothers Writing/ Books/ Poetry Misc. 38-38.3 Quotes/ Sayings Aging America/ Democracy/ Freedom Education/ Youth History Human Progress/Social Change Legislature/Politics Life Lessons Longer Quotes/Anecdotes Marriage/Relationships Men Public Speaking Religion Russia/Communism Travel/Foreign Countries War/Peace Women Work/Jobs Writing/Books/Poetry Misc. 39 Other Clippings Box 2: Collections, Misc.

Organized alphabetically by subject

 39-39.1 Collections Jokes: Multiple Subjects Poems: Multiple Subjects Quotes/ Sayings: Multiple Subjects Misc. Jokes, Poems, Quotes/ Sayings 39-39.2 Misc. Facts Lists News/ History Prayers Recipes/ Household Tricks Sermons/ Persuasional Writings Short Stories Songs Misc. 40 Notes Box 1: Loose Pages

Organized alphabetically by subject

 40-40.1 Single Subject History/Preservation Legislature/Speeches Religion/Church Russia/Communism Travel Misc. 40-40.2 Multiple Subjects: Collections 41 Notes Box 2: Notebooks

Organized by number; notebooks are numbered at random (with similar subjects grouped together)

 41-41.1 Notebook 1: Speech Materials/ Misc. (Loose Pages) 41-41.2 Notebook 2: Speech Materials/ Quotes/ Self-Reminders 41-41.3 Notebook 3: History of May Day/ Quotes/ Misc. 41-41.4 Notebook 4: Chelan, WA Pioneers in 1890’s 41-41.5 Notebook 5: History (Misc.) 41-41.6 Notebook 6: History/ Secretarial Notes 41-41.7 Notebook 7: Education 41-41.8 Notebook 8: Contemporary German and French 41-41.9 Notebook 9: Contemporary European Drama 41-41.10 Notebook 10: Italy Travel Info/ Notes (Loose Pages) 41-41.11 Notebook 11: World’s Fair 41-41.12 Notebook 12: Patriotic Books/ Misc. Loose Materials 41-41.13 Notebook 13: Addresses/ Misc. 41-41.14 Notebook 14: Misc. 41-41.15 Notebook 15: Misc. 41-41.16 Notebook 16: Misc. 41-41.17 Notebook 17: Misc. IV Career 42 Educational Career

Organized chronologically

 42-42.1 Teacher in Nebraska and Washington Public Schools (All Ages) 1912 Records Class Record Book 1942 Class Record Book Subjects: The Bible as Literature (Date Unclear) 42-42.2 County Superintendent of Douglas County, WA 1919-1921 Publications Written by Eva Anderson: “Douglas County Manual and Course of Study" 1920 42-42.3 Girls’ Advisor of Wenatchee High School, Wenatchee, WA 1928-1935 Class Record Book 1933 42-42.4 Supervisor of Adult Education for the State of Washington 1935-1937 Publications Contributed to or Written by Eva Anderson Dated “The Handbook of the Emergency Teacher: State of Washington" 1934 1935 “Adult Education: A New Frontier" January.1935 “Adult Education in Washington: Federal Five-Point Program" Publications Written by Others Dated 1935 Bulletin 35-6: "What Constitutes a Good Teacher?" April 1935 “Human Interest Stories: Adult Education" May 1935 1936 “The First Yearbook of the Pacific Northwest Association for Adult Education" April 1936 “Adult Education in Washington: A Brief Resume" May 1936 “Section VI: An Adult Education Program" Reports: Collection of Reports 1934-1935 Specific Programs Citizenship Classes Training Institute for Emergency Education Supervisors 42-42.5 Misc. Publications: “Papers Accredited by State Board of Education of Washington" 1927 43 Legislature Box 1: Acts, Bills, etc.

Organized alphabetically by type, then organized by number

 43-43.1 Acts Creator Unknown Amendment to Section 15.16.080, RCW Untitled 1949 43-43.2 Bills Introduced by Eva Greenslit Anderson House Bill 530 1949 House Bill 561 1949 House Amendment by Representative Hodde 1949 Introduced by Eva Anderson and partners House Bill 40 1949 House Bill 322 1949 House Bill 571 1949 Introduced by others House Bill 45 1949 House Bill 46 1949 House Bill 124 1949 House Bill 137 1949 House Bill 189 1949 House Bill 301 1949 House Bill 366 1965 Creator Unknown House Bill 104: Research House Bill 408: Research Senate Bill 92: Research Senate Bill 356: Research 1953 Multiple Bills House Bills 54 and 77 1953 Research Research/Notes: Notebook 1959 Loose Materials 43-43.3 House Joint Memorials Introduced by Eva Anderson and partners: House Joint Memorial 12 43-43.4 Initiatives Creator Unknown: Initiative 46: Research Multiple Initiatives: Initiatives 198 and 199: Research 1956 43-43.5 Referendums Creator Unknown: Referendum 28: Research 1972 43-43.6 Resolutions Introduced by others: Senate Joint Resolution 7 1949 Correspondence Support Opposition Research and Propaganda Creator Unknown: Resolution 568 1953 44 Legislature Box 2: Organizations

Organized alphabetically. Note that these are organizations that have some connection to legislature. For other organizations, refer to Box 4: Organizations.

 44-44.1 Board of Education, Douglas County WA 44-44.2 Chamber of Commerce Chelan, WA Wenatchee, WA 44-44.3 Citizens’ Parks and Play Grounds Committee, Wenatchee WA 44-44.4 Education Committee, Wenatchee WA 44-44.5 The General Federation of Women’s Clubs 44-44.6 Governor’s Council on Aging 44-44.7 Heritage Committee Article Index (Prepared by Eva G. Anderson) 1966-1968 Record Book 1 of 2 February 1966-February 1967 Record Book 2 of 2 January 1967-May 1967 44-44.8 Northwest Public Power Association 44-44.9 Public Utility District Commission, Chelan County WA 44-44.10 Public Utility Districts’ Association, WA: Newsletters 44-44.11 Railroad Brotherhoods Legislative Committee of Washington 44-44.12 Republican State Central Committee 44-44.13 State Department of Ecology: Water Resources Program 44-44.14 State Department of Education Banquet Planning Committee (with the Washington Education Association) Publications Training Courses 44-44.15 State Highway Commission Chelan County 44-44.16 State Parks Committee 44-44.17 State Parks and Recreation Commission Advisory Board of Historic Sites Newspaper Clippings 44-44.18 Washington Temperance Association 44-44.19 United States Department of the Interior 45 Legislature Box 3: Subject Files

Organized alphabetically by subject. Note that these subject files have some connection to legislature. For other subject files, refer to Boxes 26-29.

 45-45.1 Education Taxes/ School Budgets Teacher Retirement Misc. 45-45.2 Financial Budget/ Taxes Land Values in Washington Wages/ Benefits (Steel Workers) 45-45.3 Highways/ Roads Correspondence: Dated: 1964 Newspaper Clippings Misc. 45-45.4 Parks and Recreation Chelan State Park Correspondence Dated 1957–1960 1961 1962–1964 Undated Newspaper Clippings Notes Sale Documents (Estimates, Proposals, etc.) Historical Markers Stevens Pass Binder 1 of 1: Multiple Types of Documents Correspondence 1966-1970 Forest-Heritage Picnic 1969 Forestry: Plans by Archie Mills 1971 Maps/ Misc. Documents Newspaper Clippings 45-45.5 Power Correspondence 1950-1953 Newspaper Clippings Misc. 45-45.6 Water Conservation Irrigation/ Columbia Basin Reclamation Project Misc. 46 Legislature Box 4: Misc.

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory

 46-46.1 Campaign Political Advertisement Drafts and Sketches Newspaper Advertisements Pamphlets, Cards, Flyers Misc. 46-46.2 General Elections Data from 1956 State General Election Sample Ballots 1952-1954 Voter’s Pamphlets 1952-1956 46-46.3 Governor’s Conferences Untitled 1959 Design for Washington 1965 Decisions for Progress 1966 Program Recommendations 46-46.4 History: General Election Poll Book, Stehekin WA 1896 46-46.5 Programs: Overall Economic Development for Chelan County 1970 46-46.6 Publications “Congressional Record" Misc. 46-46.7 Salary 46-46.8 Misc. 47 Dated Speeches Box 1 January 1907–May 1932

Organized chronologically

 47-47.1 Dated with Year Only 47-47.2 1919: January-December 47-47.3 1920: January-December 47-47.4 1922: Dated with Year Only 47-47.5 1925: January-December 47-47.6 1925: Dated with Year Only 47-47.7 1926: January-December 47-47.8 1926: Dated with Year Only 47-47.9 1927: Dated with Year Only 47-47.10 1928: January-December 47-47.11 1928: Dated with Year Only 47-47.12 1929: January-December 47-47.13 1929: Dated with Year Only 47-47.14 1930: January–December 47-47.15 1931: January–May 47-47.16 1931: September–December 47-47.17 1931: Dated with Year Only 47-47.18 1932: January–May 48 Dated Speeches Box 2 June 1932–December 1938

Organized chronologically

 48-48.1 1932: June–December 48-48.2 1933: January–December 48-48.3 1934: January–December 48-48.4 1934: Dated with Year Only 48-48.5 1935: January–May 48-48.6 1935: June–July 48-48.7 1935: August–December 48-48.8 1935: Dated with Year Only 48-48.9 1936: January-December 48-48.10 1937: January-December 48-48.11 1938: January-December 49 Dated Speeches Box 3 January 1939–September 1942

Organized chronologically

 49-49.1 1939: January–February 49-49.2 1939: March–December 49-49.3 1940: January–March 49-49.4 1940: April–December 49-49.5 1941: January–October 49-49.6 1941: November–December 49-49.7 1942: January-February 49-49.8 1942: March–September 50 Dated Speeches Box 4 October 1942–March 1944

Organized chronologically

 50-50.1 1942: October–December 50-50.2 1942: Dated with Year Only 50-50.3 1943: January–September 50-50.4 1943: October–November 50-50.5 1943: December 50-50.6 1944: January–March 51 Dated Speeches Box 5 April 1944–February 1945

Organized chronologically

 51-51.1 1944: April 5–April 22 51-51.2 1944: April 29 51-51.3 1944: May–June 51-51.4 1944: October 51-51.5 1944: November 51-51.6 1945: January–February 52 Dated Speeches Box 6 March 1945–August 1948

Organized chronologically

 52-52.1 1945: March–June 52-52.2 1945: August 52-52.3 1945: Dated with Year Only 52-52.4 1946: January–August 52-52.5 1946: September–December 52-52.6 1946: Dated with Year Only 52-52.7 1947: January–December 52-52.8 1948: January–August 53 Dated Speeches Box 7 September 1948–December 1949

Organized chronologically

 53-53.1 1948: September–December 53-53.2 1948: Dated with Year Only 53-53.3 1949: January–April 53-53.4 1949: May 53-53.5 1949: June–August 53-53.6 1949: September–October 53-53.7 1949: November–December 53-53.8 1949: Dated with Year Only 54 Dated Speeches Box 8 January 1950–October 1950

Organized chronologically

 54-54.1 1950: January–February 54-54.2 1950: March–April 54-54.3 1950: May–June 54-54.4 1950: July–August 54-54.5 1950: September–October 55 Dated Speeches Box 9 November 1950–October 1951

Organized chronologically

 55-55.1 1950: November–December 55-55.2 1950: Dated with Year Only 55-55.3 1951: January–April 55-55.4 1951: May 55-55.5 1951: June–September 55-55.6 1951: October 56 Dated Speeches Box 10 November 1951–October 1953

Organized chronologically

 56-56.1 1951: November 56-56.2 1951: Dated with Year Only 56-56.3 1952: January–May 56-56.4 1952: June–September 56-56.5 1952: October–December 56-56.6 1952: Dated with Year Only 56-56.7 1953: January-April 56-56.8 1953: May–October 57 Dated Speeches Box 11 November 1953–April 1955

Organized chronologically

 57-57.1 1953: November–December 57-57.2 1953: Dated with Year Only 57-57.3 1954: January–April 57-57.4 1954: May–September 57-57.5 1954: October–December 57-57.6 1954: Dated with Year Only 57-57.7 1955: January–April 58 Dated Speeches Box 12 May 1955–November 1956

Organized chronologically

 58-58.1 1955: May–June 58-58.2 1955: July–October 58-58.3 1955: November–December 58-58.4 1955: Dated with Year Only 58-58.5 1956: January–March 58-58.6 1956: April–May 58-58.7 1956: June–August 58-58.8 1956: September–November 59 Dated Speeches Box 13 December 1956–April 1958

Organized chronologically

 59-59.1 1956: December 59-59.2 1956: Dated with Year Only 59-59.3 1957: January–April 59-59.4 1957: May–September 59-59.5 1957: October 59-59.6 1957: November–December 59-59.7 1957: Dated with Year Only 59-59.8 1958: January–February 59-59.9 1958: March–April 60 Dated Speeches Box 14 June 1958–February 1960

Organized chronologically

 60-60.1 1958: June–September 60-60.2 1958: October 60-60.3 1958: November–December 60-60.4 1959: January–March 60-60.5 1959: April 60-60.6 1959: May–September 60-60.7 1959: October–December 60-60.8 1960: January–February 61 Dated Speeches Box 15 March 1960–December 1962

Organized chronologically

 61-61.1 1960: March–April 61-61.2 1960: May 61-61.3 1960: June-December 61-61.4 1961: January-March 61-61.5 1961: April 61-61.6 1961: May-August 61-61.7 1961: September-December 61-61.8 1962: January-December 62 Dated Speeches Box 16 January 1963–December 1965

Organized chronologically

 62-62.1 1963: January-September 62-62.2 1963: October-December 62-62.3 1964: January-July 62-62.4 1964: August-September 62-62.5 1964: October-December 62-62.6 1965: January-December 62-62.7 1965: Dated with Year Only 63 Dated Speeches Box 17 January 1966–December 1972

Organized chronologically

 63-63.1 1966: January-March 63-63.2 1966: April-December 63-63.3 1967: January-March 63-63.4 1967: April-December 63-63.5 1967: Dated with Year Only 63-63.6 1968: January-December 63-63.7 1969: January-December 63-63.8 1970: January-December 63-63.9 1971: January-December 63-63.10 1972: January-December 64 Undated Speeches Box 1: A-E

Organized alphabetically by subject

 64-64.1 Education Administration Adult Education Commencement Early Childhood Education Guidance High School Boys Building Dedications Girls Home Room Misc. Legislature Memories of Teaching Religion Teachers Misc. 65 Undated Speeches Box 2: F-O

Organized alphabetically by subject

 65-65.1 Honors/Tributes to Others 65-65.2 Life Lessons 65-65.3 Music 65-65.4 Organizations Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) Soroptimist Club Washington Education Association (WEA) Misc. 66 Undated Speeches Box 3: P-T

Organized alphabetically by subject

 66-66.1 Peace 66-66.2 Politics/Legislature Campaigns Columbia Basin and Power Life as a Legislator Patriotism and War Standpoints on Specific Issues Standpoints on Multiple Issues Misc. 66-66.3 Religion 66-66.4 Russia 66-66.5 Travel Importance of Travel Tours Africa/South America Europe Washington and Other States 67 Undated Speeches Box 4: U-Z

Organized alphabetically by subject

 67-67.1 Wenatchee, WA Apple Blossom Festival 67-67.2 Women Legislature Motherhood Misc. 67-67.3 Writing “Dog Team Doctor" Life as an Author Native Americans “Chief Seattle" Misc. Other Authors 67-67.4 Misc. 68 Partial Speeches

Organized chronologically (dated speeches) and alphabetically by subject (undated speeches)

 68-68.1 Dated 1931-1949 1951-1959 1960-1966 68-68.2 Undated Chief Seattle Education Commencement High School Legislature Teachers/WEA Youth Misc. Life Lessons Politics/Legislature Campaigns Misc. Religious Travel/ Foreign Countries Women Misc. 69 Other Speeches

Organized by type, then chronologically (dated speeches) and alphabetically by subject (undated speeches)

 69-69.1 Introductions Dated 1925-1963 Undated 69-69.2 Published Speeches Dated 1951-1957 69-69.3 Radio Speeches/Interviews Dated 1935-1943 1944-1960 Undated Chief Seattle Political Misc. 70 Speech Collections

Organized by number (multiple subjects); which are numbered at random, and alphabetical by subject (single subject)

 70-70.1 Multiple Subjects Collection 1 Collection 2 Collection 3 Collection 4 Collection 5 Collection 6 Collection 7 70-70.2 Single Subject Adult Education Power Travel Hawaii Misc. Waterville (Given In) World Peace Conference Youth 71 Speech Materials

Organized by subject, alphabetically

 71-71.1 Conservation 71-71.2 Death/Aging/ Immortality 71-71.3 Education College Commencement Clippings Correspondence Notes Legislature Parents/Community Religion in Schools Teachers Misc. 71-71.4 Forestry 71-71.5 History 71-71.6 Jokes Education Politics/ Legislature Women 71-71.7 Jokes/ Poems/ Quotes: General/ Misc. Use 71-71.8 Labeled for Specific Use Banquets Rotary Soroptimists 71-71.9 Life Lessons 71-71.10 Multiple Subjects 71-71.11 Music 71-71.12 Obituaries/Memorial 71-71.13 Patriotism 71-71.14 Peace/Human Spirit 71-71.15 Politics/Legislature Campaigns 71-71.16 Public Speaking 71-71.17 Religion 71-71.18 Travel/Foreign Countries 71-71.19 Water 71-71.20 Women Education Government History 71-71.21 Writing Chief Seattle 71-71.22 Misc./Purpose Unknown 72 Writing Box 1: Articles/Essays

Organized alphabetically by title. Note that this section is labeled as "Writing Career," but some titles may have been used for other purposes.

 72-72.1 “American Fiction of the 19th Century" 72-72.2 “Browning as a Philosophical and Religious Teacher" 72-72.3 “Can there be Absolute Laws in the World of Art?" 72-72.4 “Character Building and the School Teacher" 72-72.5 “Every Teacher is an Artist" 72-72.6 “The Frontier School and Its Provincial Background" 72-72.7 “History of a Bill" 72-72.8 “House Bill Potluck" 72-72.9 “Legislative Potluck" 72-72.10 “Legislative Pre-View" 72-72.11 “Nineteenth Century Fiction" 72-72.12 “Peace on Earth" 72-72.13 “Peace Travalogue" 72-72.14 “Perils of Knowledge" 72-72.15 “Prose Fiction" 72-72.16 “Rep. Eva Anderson Reports HB44…" 72-72.17 “Speak Up… Now is Your Chance" 72-72.18 “State Representative J.F. Lester" 72-72.19 “The Teacher is a Soldier" 72-72.20 “Teacher on a Tightrope": Published Copies 72-72.21 “Teaching and Living Morals at School" 72-72.22 “Tragedy Hits Capital City" 72-72.23 “Travel Quest" 72-72.24 “The W.P.A and Adult Education": Published Copy 72-72.25 “Woodin Avenue… How Come?" 72-72.26 Series Boy Scouts and Apple Labor “Dear Chelan County" 72-72.27 News Clipping Collections Education History Legislature/ Politics Patriotism Religion/Church Travel/ Foreign Countries “Europe Again!" Series Tributes/ Memorials Misc. 73 Writing Box 2: Books, Short Stories

Organized by type, then alphabetically by title. Note that this section is labeled as "Writing Career," but some titles may have been used for other purposes.

 73-73.1 “Chief Seattle" Bibliography Corrections Drafts Publicity Advertisements Articles Publishing: Contract 1941 Research Publications News 73-73.2 “A Child’s Story of Oregon" Publishing: Contracts 1942-1943 Research: Notes 73-73.3 “A Child’s Story of Washington": Publicity: Advertisements 73-73.4 “Dog Team Doctor" Publishing: Contracts 1940-1941 Research: Notes 73-73.5 "Indian Boy on the Columbia River" Publicity: Advertisements Publishing: Contract 1943 73-73.6 “Inside-Outside Africa": Publicity: Advertisements 73-73.7 “Inside-Outside South America" Published Copy Research Notes Publications Souvenirs Tour Information 73-73.8 "On to Alaska" 73-73.9 “Pioneer Days in Old Oregon": Publicity: Advertisements 73-73.10 “South Pacific Safari" Published Copy 1968 Research Postcards Souvenirs Tour Information Misc. 73-73.11 “Stories of Oregon": Publicity: Advertisements 73-73.12 “The Wenatchee Kid": Publicity: Advertisements 73-73.13 Short Stories: “I Promised Mother" Untitled 74 Writing Box 3: Manuscripts

Organized by title (titled) and alphabetically by subject (untitled). Note that this section is labeled as "Writing Career," but some titles may have been used for other purposes.

 74-74.1 “Early Days in Washington" 74-74.2 Untitled Native Americans Washington 75 Professional Recognition

Organized alphabetically by subject or chronologically (awards)

 75-75.1 Curriculum Vitae Specific Disciplines Education Legislature Organizations Writing General/ Misc. Correspondence 75-75.2 Honors/Awards Dated Delta Kappa Gamma April 20, 1947 Washington State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs 1949 Phi Delta Nu December 17, 1952 Washington Territorial Centennial 1953 Nebraska Wesleyan University October 16, 1959 Phi Delta Nu December 19, 1962 Women’s Division of Christian Service April 27, 1963 Governor’s Invitational Writers’ Day June 26, 1966 Washington Press Women April 15, 1967 National League of American Pen Women June 23, 1967 Wenatchee Chamber of Commerce May 3, 1969 Allied Arts Council of North Central Washington January.20, 1970 Dictionary of International Biography September 23, 1970 Rotary Club of Wenatchee 75-75.3 Recommendations/ Tributes V Finances 76 Loose Papers

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory

 76-76.1 Credit Universal Credit Card 76-76.2 Death of L.O. Anderson: Financial Matters Estate Funeral Expenses Health Expenses 76-76.3 Insurance Automobile Owners Life Insurance Company Blue Cross Washington-Alaska, Inc. Colonial Penn Life Insurance Company General Information/ Home Nursing Care National Retired Teachers Association 76-76.4 Leases: Oil and Gas Lease, Texas 76-76.5 Promissory Notes 76-76.6 Residences Capital Gains on Chelan, WA Home Lakeview West Residences, Chelan WA 76-76.7 Stock Far West Gold-Silver Mining Company North Star Mining Company Correspondence Northwest Chemurgy Cooperative Soap Lake Products Corporation 76-76.8 Taxes 76-76.9 Trusts: Lincoln Trust Company 76-76.10 Vehicles Bought Sold 76-76.11 Misc. 77 Record Books

Organized by type, then number; books are numbered chronologically

 77-77.1.A Account Ledger 1: (Loose Materials) 1945-1949 77-77.1.B Account Ledger 2: (Loose Materials) 1950-1952 77-77.1.C Account Ledger 3: (Loose Materials) 1954-1956 77-77.1.D Account Ledger 4: (Loose Materials) 1957-1960 77-77.1.E Account Ledger 5 1959-1963 77-77.2.A Bank Check Register 1 1957-1958 77-77.2.B Bank Check Register 2 1958-1960 77-77.2.C Bank Check Register 3 1961-1964 77-77.2.D Bank Check Register 4 1964-1965 77-77.3 Income Record Book 1 (Loose Materials) 1957-1964 VI Correspondence 78 Personal/Organizational Correspondence

Organized by date when possible, otherwise organized alphabetically by subject

 78-78.1 Personal Dated 1927-1972 Undated Frequent Writers Gellatly, John A. 1947-1962 Greenslit, Roy 1939-1968 Hiltner Family 1957-1966 Horan, Helen 1968-1972 Parrish, Pauline 1962 Sundfelt, Agnes 1945-1963 Postcards 1937-1972 Misc. 1910-1972 78-78.2 Organizations Education University of Washington Board of Regents 1941-1950 Washington Education Association 1964 Presidency 1925-1928 Misc. 1942-1972 79 Professional/Legal Correspondence

Organized by date when possible, otherwise organized alphabetical by subject

 79-79.1 Professional Education Commencement 1942 Fan Mail 1945-1959 Grade Schools Chelan Grade School, Chelan WA 1961 Sunnyslope, Wenatchee WA 1961 Misc. 1925-1969 Fan Mail: Concerning Multiple Areas of Accomplishment 1942-1949 History: Research, etc. 1938-1969 Honors Wesleyan University Alumni Achievement Award 1959 Legislature/Politics Bills/ Initiatives, etc. 1949-1959 Budget/ Taxes 1951-1959 Campaigns 1942-1958 Education 1951-1968 Fan Mail 1946-1973 Multiple Issues 1959 Projects (Roads, Dams, Parks, etc.) 1943-1959 Publicity 1942-1967 Women 1957 Misc. 1954-1960 Letters to Editors 1945-1972 Speeches Invitations to Speak 1942-1960 Material 1940-1971 Praise and Thank-Yous 1942-1967 Writing Fan Mail 1938-1963 Publishing/Publicity 1956-1974 79-79.2 Legal: Gould Lawsuit VII Eva Greenslit Anderson's Death 80 Biography, Contributions, Estate/Will, Memorial

Organized alphabetically by category and subcategory

 80-80.1 Biography: Who Was Who in America, Volume 6 80-80.2 Contributions Boy Scout Tribute Fund Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Memorial Fund Douglas County Memorial Hospital Fund Lake Chelan Community Hospital Fund Lake Chelan Historical Society Fund Chelan United Methodist Church Memorial Fund North Central Washington Museum Association Fund Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled Children of Spokane Fund Washington State Heart Association Fund Washington State Historical Society Fund Wenatchee Valley College Scholarship Fund 80-80.3 Estate/Will Executor Appointment Last Will and Testament 80-80.4 Memorial Obituaries Services Tribute 81 Wilfred Woods Correspondence

Organized by date when possible, otherwise organized alphabetically by subject

 81-81.1 Addresses of Sent Letter and Obituary 81-81.2 Estate/Will Ash Grove Cement Co./Arthur Greenslit 1973 Misc. 1973-1974 Nebraska Wesleyan University/Greenslit Family 1973 University of Puget Sound 1973 81-81.3 Financial Bank Accounts 1973 Insurance 1973 Nebraska Wesleyan University 1973 Retirement 1973 University of Puget Sound 1973 81-81.4 Floral Cards Sent to Family 81-81.5 Notices of Death/Thank Yous for Letters Sent3 1972-1973 81-81.6 Personal 1972-1973 81-81.7 Professional 1972-1973 81-81.8 Sympathy Cards Sent to Family 1972 VIII Photographs 82 Eva Greenslit Anderson

Organized alphabetically by subject

 82-82.1 Honors/Awards 82-82.2 Legislature 82-82.3 Portraits 82-82.4 Travel 82-82.5 Writing Career 82-82.6 Misc. 83 Eva Greenslit Anderson and Others

Organized alphabetically by subject

 83-83.1 Educational Career 83-83.2 Family Anderson Family Anderson, L.O. Greenslit Family Woods Family Woods, Mary Misc. 83-83.3 Honors/Awards 83-83.4 Legislature 83-83.5 Organizations 84 Eva Greenslit Anderson and and Others, Misc.

Organized alphabetically by subject

 84-84.1 Eva and Others Travel Collections Tour/Birthday circa 1962 South Seas Tour 1968 Misc. 84-84.2 Others: Misc./Unknown 84-84.3 Places: Misc./Unknown 84-84.4 Negatives: Misc. 85 Oversized/Framed

Organized by size

 86-1 MS011 50 Most Useful Citizens of Wenatchee Contest 1922- 86-2 MS011 Information About Women 1925-1955 86-3 MS011 Information About Women 1925-1955 86-4 MS011 "Record" - Travel Journal 1965- 86-5 MS011 Research Data - Waters to Remember 1965-1971 86-6 MS011 Newspaper Articles 1937-1949 87-1 MS011 Historical Notebook 1941- 87-2 MS011 Hotel Guest Register, Writings, Newspaper Clippings 1952-1972 87-3 MS011 Pioneers of N.C. Washington 1969-1980 87-4 MS011 Eva Anderson - Newspapers, Photographs, Memorial Service Information, Obituary, Correspondence 1971-1985 88-1 MS011 Chief Sealth 1941-1967 88-2 MS011 "Chief Seattle" Correspondence 1943-1971 88-3 MS011 Correspondence regarding Chief Sealth 1968-1969 88-4 MS011 Seattle's Birthday and Daughter of Chief Seattle 1969- 88-5 MS011 Personal Letters regarding Chief Seattle 1940-1950 88-6 MS011 Financial Support for Washington's Public Schools by Eva Greenslit Anderson 1937- IX Non-Paper Memorabilia 89 Gavels 90 Reel to reel audio

Four individually boxed audio reels in original order

 91 Reel to reel audio

Envelope contains two film reels