Descriptive Summary
Women's Overseas Service
League
Guide to Women's Overseas
Service League Records
1910-2006
Materials are in English.
MS 22
77 linear feet
(approximately 44,000 items)
Archives and Special
Collections Department, The University of Texas at San Antonio
Library
The records of the
Women's Overseas Service League, 1910-2007, document the everyday business and
functions of their organization. The records include correspondence, minutes,
reports, photographs, scrapbooks and printed materials. Insight into the
organization is offered from a national and local perspective. The collection
exposes the fundamental operations that were carried out by the members of
WOSL.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Women's Overseas Service League, 1910-2006,
MS 22, Archives and Special Collections, University of Texas at San Antonio
Library.
Historical Note
The Women's Overseas Service League (WOSL) was founded in 1921 by
women who had served in World War I. The group initially existed as local
units, but soon became a national organization and began publishing the
quarterly magazine Carry On. An annual convention was also established in 1921
and has been held every year except during the World War II years of 1942-1945.
WOSL was the first women's organization to contribute to UNICEF and was one of
the first organizations to be an accredited observer at the United Nations.
In 1946 WOSL membership was extended to women who had served in World
War II, and later to veterans of the Korean and Vietnam wars. Membership
further expanded in 1992 to include women who had served in Grenada, Panama,
Lebanon and the Persian Gulf. The League played a major role in securing proper
government benefits and military status for women veterans. Over the years,
WOSL has continued its commitment to patriotic service through a variety of
programs. WOSL has been involved in the building program and the Youth Awards
program of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. A
Scholarships for Women program that attracts applicants nationwide was
initiated in 1994. Through this program, dozens of scholarships have been
awarded to women matriculated in colleges and universities in courses of study
leading to careers in the military and other public service occupations. In
addition, the League has contributed to the Bell Tower Memorial dedicated to
service women at Cathedral of the Pines in Ridge, New Hampshire; supported the
Hospitalized Veterans Writing program in V.A. hospitals and provided much
assistance to Native American children in cooperation with Save the Children
Federation. The League has also worked to Create an extensive oral history
project in San Antonio, Texas.
As a note, the organizational structure in terms of the number of
units and areas of WOSL changed over the history of the organization. For
specific details on organization structure during a certain period, refer to an
issue of
Carry On, the official publication of
WOSL, for the time period in question.
Scope and Content Note
The records of the Women's Overseas Service League, 1910-2006,
document the everyday business and functions of the organization. The records
include correspondence, minutes, reports, photographs, scrapbooks and printed
materials. Insight into the organization is offered from a national and local
perspective. The collection exposes the fundamental operations that were
carried out by the members of WOSL. The majority of these duties concern
planning local and area conferences, as well as the annual national convention.
Also shown is the organization's commitment to public and patriotic service,
evidenced by the amount of volunteer work accomplished by members on a local
and national scale. In addition, the records document the organization's
traditional role of advocating and protecting veteran's rights and benefits.
Examples of this work include the fight for benefits of veteran telephone
operators who served in WWI, as well as attempts through political contact to
gain funding for memorials honoring women veterans. The collection is separated
into three series: National, Areas and Units.
The Women’s Overseas Service League collection is divided into series
by the particular unit or area represented. A unit consists of local members in
a particular city, while the areas include several units within a certain
region of the country. National is the largest
series, and contains those records that were produced by the organizations on a
national level. The majority of the series includes correspondence, reports,
minutes and various printed materials. Most of the correspondence dates from
the 1970s to 1990s. Minutes and transcripts of national conventions from the
1920s to 2006, as well as periodic reports submitted by the organization’s
officers strongly document the annual gatherings. Also included are membership
application files that span approximately eighty years, and contain the
military service history of each applicant. A large portion of the printed
materials are comprised of newsletters, articles, pamphlets and programs,
showing the everyday function of the organization on a national scale. Of
particular interest is a complete run from 1922-2006 of
Carry On, the national publication of
WOSL.
Areas consist of the materials produced by
the regional areas of the organization. These areas are made up of several
individual units that function in similar fashion to the national and unit
divisions of the organization. Materials take the same basic form found in the
first two series, and includes correspondence, reports, minutes and printed
materials. The largest amount of materials is found in the records of the 6th
and 10th areas. Three scrapbooks in the series range in date from the 1930s to
1950s. Much of the correspondence found in this series concerns the planning of
future area conferences. Also present are agendas, minutes and reports
regarding details of the conferences. Most of the conference materials cover
the 1970s and 1980s
Units include the records of WOSL local
chapters from individual cities. The materials in this series are similar in
structure to those in the National, only differing by their scope, which is on
a local scale. Included among the materials are correspondence, reports,
minutes, printed materials and scrapbooks. These records offer a glimpse of the
operating relationship between the local units and the national sector of the
organization. All duplication of national records was removed from the
materials. All of the units are represented by varying amounts of material.
Units containing larger amounts of records include Los Angeles, Oakland-East
Bay, Omaha, Orange County, San Antonio, Sacramento, Santa Clara, Tampa and
Washington. Most of these units also include several scrapbooks covering unit
events and history from 1919 to 2006. Scrapbooks include clippings, photographs
and ephemera. Dates for correspondence, minutes and newsletters included in all
units range from the 1920s to 2006. Of particular interest in the Washington
unit is correspondence with higher forms of government concerning legislation
pertaining to women veterans.
Arrangement
The papers are arranged as follows:
- National
- Areas
- Units
Access Restrictions
Collection is open for research. However, original audiovisual
materials are closed to patron use. Some use copies of oral history recordings
are available in the collection.
Acquisition Information
Materials in this collection were donated by the Women's Overseas
Service League. Regular donations were recieved during all years from
1997-2006.
Permission to Publish
Permission to publish from Women's Overseas Service League Records
must be obtained from the Archives and Special Collections, Library, University
of Texas at San Antonio.
Processing Information
Processed by: Dale Sauter, Processing Archivist, February 2001; Eva
Sankey, Collections Assistant, July 2006; and Nikki Lynn Thomas, Manuscripts
Archivist, October 2007
Note to Researchers
Previously, the Women's Overseas Service League Records comprised two
collections, MS 22 and MS 143. All Women's Overseas Service League material can
now be found in MS 22 and should be cited as such.
Related Material
The following repositories include collections of Women's Overseas
Service League Records:
Georgia Division of Archives and History
Nebraska Historical Society
University of Louisville, Libraries, Archives
and Special Collections
Index Terms
Organizations
Women's Air Service Pilots
(U.S.)
Women's Overseas Service
League.
Women's Overseas Service
League--History.
Subjects
Carry
On.
Patriotic societies--United
States.
Social service--United
States--Societies, etc.
United States--Armed
Forces--Women.
Veterans--History--United
States.
Veterans--Societies,
etc.--United States.
Veterans--United
States--periodicals.
Women--United
States--Societies and clubs.
Women veterans--United
States.
World War,
1914-1918--Participation, Female.
World War,
1939-1945--Participation, Female.
Genres/formats
Agendas.
Audiocassettes.
Bylaws.
Clippings.
Correspondence.
Directories.
Ephemera.
Minutes.
Newsletters.
Oral histories.
Periodicals.
Photographs.
Photograph
albums.
Proceedings.
Programs.
Reports.
Rosters.
Scrapbooks.
Transcripts
Videocassettes.
Detailed Description of the Records
National
178
Articles of Incorporation and Amendments,
1929-1932, 1943, 1956, 2005
Board Meetings
20
3
Agendas,
1941-1989
20
4
Agendas,
1989-2002
20
Minutes
20
7
1921-1974
20
8
1975
20
9
1976
21
1
1975-1985
21
2
1985-1991, undated
21
3
1992-1998
177
1992-1999
21
4
1998-2003
146
10
Minutes,
1972
20
1
Minutes, Mid Board Minutes.
1978-2002
61
Convention Board Meeting Minutes,
2006
58
Meeting Recordings,
1994-2002
58
C-MS022/18
Post-Convention Board Meeting, Indianapolis, Tape
I,
27 June 1994
58
C-MS022/17
Post-Convention Board Meeting, Indianapolis, Tape
II,
27 June 1994
58
C-MS022/1
Mid-Year Board, AM,
15 January 1995
58
C-MS022/2
Mid Winter Board
14 January 1995
58
C-MS022/3
Mid-Year Board, PM
14 January 1995
58
C-MS022/4
Mid-Year Board Meeting, Sunday AM,
15 January 1995
58
C-MS022/5
Mid Year Board
14 January 1995
58
C-MS022/20
Pre-Convention Board Meeting, Fresno, Tape I,
9 June 1995
58
C-MS022/19
Pre-Convention Board Meeting, Fresno, Tape II,
9 June 1995
58
C-MS022/21
Post-Convention Board Meeting, Fresno,
13 June 1995
58
C-MS022/6
Mid-year Board Meeting, Sat AM, Tape I,
1996
58
C-MS022/7
Mid year Board Meeting, Tape II,
1996
58
C-MS022/8
Mid year Board Meeting, Tape III,
1996
58
C-MS022/9
Mid year Board, Sunday AM,
1996
58
C-MS022/30
Pre-Convention Board Meeting, San Diego, Tape I,
June 1996
58
C-MS022/29
Pre-Convention Board Meeting, San Diego, Tape II,
June 1996
58
C-MS022/28
Pre-Convention Board Meeting, San Diego, Tape III,
June 1996
58
C-MS022/27
Pre-Convention Board Meeting, San Diego, Tape IV,
June 1996
58
C-MS022/36
Post Convention Board Meeting,
24 June 1996
58
C-MS022/10
Mid Year Board,
1997
58
C-MS022/11
Mid Year Board
1997
58
C-MS022/12
Mid Year Board
1997
59
C-MS022/37
Pre Convention Board Meeting,
1997
59
C-MS022/38
Pre Convention Board Meeting,
13 June 1997
59
C-MS022/41
Pre Convention Board,
1998
59
C-MS022/42
Pre Convention Board,
1998
181
MC-MS022/1
Mid Year Board Meeting (Oakland, CA),
5 January 2002
181
MC-MS022/2
Mid Year Board Meeting (Oakland, CA),
5 January 2002
181
MC-MS022/3
Pre-Convention Board Meeting,
7 June 2002
181
MC-MS022/3
Post-Convention Board Meeting,
10 June 2002
1
Bylaws
1
1
1957, 1971, 1977, 1988, 1995, 1999,
undated
1
2
2000
148
Bylaws [and Rules of Procedure],
2004
142
1
2005
1
Charities
1
3
Freedoms Foundation Pamphlets and Correspondence
1
Correspondence
1
Letters
1
4
1964, 1971 - 1986
1
5
1976-1985
1
6
1985-1990
142
2
1986-1987
1
7
1990-1997
1
8
1992-1998
1
9
1997-2000, undated
1
10
1999-2000
1
11
2001
1
12
2002, 2004, undated
2
Internal Memoranda
2
6
1939-1977
2
7
1972-1988
3
1
1978-1984
3
2
1985-1990
3
3
1990-1998, undated
3
4
1991-1999
3
5
2000-2002, undated
178
Officers
148
National Treasurer,
1994-1998
148
Lois Tepas, Secretary,
2000-2001
148
Lois Tepas, Secretary [from President Cathleen
Cordova],
2000-2001
3
Retired Teachers Correspondence
3
6
1973-1989
3
Treasury
3
7
1969-1999
142
Financial Records
142
3
Bank Statements,
June 2000 – December 2000
142
4
Bank Statements,
January 2001 – December 2001
142
5
Bank Statements,
January 2002 – May 2002
142
6
Budget,
1974 – 1976
142
7
Check Registry,
June 2000 – May 2001
142
8
Check registry,
June 2001 – May 2002
142
9
Donations from WOSL,
2000
142
10
Expense Receipts for President and Treasurer,
2000 – 2001
142
11
Finance and Budget Committee Correspondence,
November 6, 2001
178
Financial Report,
1957
177
Financial Reports,
1995-1999
142
12
Financial Reports,
2001 – 2002
142
13
Financial Statements,
December 2000
142
14
Financial Statements,
June 2001
142
15
Financial Statements,
2002
142
16
Financial Statements and Supplemental Data,
1975
142
17
Financial Position Statement,
1998 – 1999
142
18
Financial Position Statement,
1999 – 2000
142
19
First Union, CAP Management Closing Statement,
March 31, 2001
142
20
First Union, Correspondence and Policy Statement,
November 12, 2001
178
Tax exemption documention,
1943-1973, 2005
4
1
Income Tax Reports and Forms,
undated
4
2
Tax File,
1996
4
3
1997 Convention Business Session,
1997
4
4
FOSW, Riggs Grant,
1996
4
5
FOSW, Grants,
1996
4
6
S.M. Clark Grant,
1997
4
7
Tax File,
1997
4
8
FOSW Grants – Misc.
4
9
SMC/SB Grants for Laura Smith,
1997-1998
4
10
FOSW Grants – Harris, Gansel, Andree Hull
4
11
Tax File,
1998
4
12
FOSW Grants – Andree Hull, Harris, Gansel,
1998-1999
4
13
FOSW Grants – Jackson, Irons, One Shots, Laura Smith
142
Fund for Overseas Service Women
142
21
Check Register,
2000 – 2001
142
22
Check Register,
2001 – 2002
142
23
Correspondence,
March 21, 2002
142
24
Correspondence,
2003
142
25
Grant – Anne Bufton,
2000
142
26
Grant – Winifred Gansel,
2000
142
27
Grant – Elizabeth Harris,
2000
142
28
Grant – Andree Hull,
2000
142
29
Grant – Gladys Hunter,
2000
143
1
Grant – Mae Marie Irons
143
2
Grant – Clarice Jackson
143
3
Grant – Requests and Dispersals,
1999 – 2000, 2001
143
4
Grant – Requests and Dispersals,
2000 - 2001
143
5
Monthly Statements,
1999 – 2000
143
6
Monthly Statements,
2000 – 2001
143
7
Monthly Statements,
2001 - 2002
143
8
Monthly Statements,
2004
143
9
Trust Agreements,
1934, 1956 and Revocation,
2000
143
10
Heating and Cooling Bills,
1999 – 2002
143
11
Membership Dues,
1999 – 2002
144
1
National Convention Reimbursement,
1999
144
2
National Convention Reimbursement,
2000
144
3
National Convention Reimbursement,
2001
144
R & D General Fund
144
4
October 2000 – December 2000
144
5
January 2001 – May 2001
144
6
Check register,
1999 – 2000
144
Randolph Fund
144
7
Monthly Statements,
1999 – 2000
144
8
Monthly Statements,
2000 – 2001
144
9
Monthly Statements,
2001 – 2002
144
10
Monthly Statements,
2004
144
11
Randolph Trust Correspondence,
1980, 1990
144
Reserve Fund
144
12
Check Registry,
1999 – 2000
144
13
Monthly Statements,
1999 – 2000
144
14
Monthly Statements,
2000 – 2001
144
15
Monthly Statements,
2001 – 2002
144
16
Monthly Statements,
2004
145
Riggs and Company Trust Fund
145
1
Correspondence,
Nov. 1, 2000
145
2
Monthly Statements,
May 1999 – May 2000
145
3
Monthly Statements,
June 2000 – Nov. 2000
145
Riggs Investment Corporation
145
4
Monthly Statements,
May 2001 – May 2002
145
5
Monthly Statements,
May 2002 – Dec. 2002
145
6
Quarterly Statement,
Nov. 2000 – April 2001
145
7
Withdrawals,
1998 – 2000
145
Sally McIntosh Clark Fund
145
8
September 30,
2000
145
9
May 2000 – Jan. 2001
145
10
November 19, 2004
145
11
Bush V. FDI Group Litigation,
Nov. 2, 1999
145
12
Buy / Sell,
Sept. 2000 – Nov. 2000
145
13
Close Out / Sell Securities,
Jan. 25 – Jan. 31, 2001
145
14
Correspondence,
1980 – 1984
145
15
Fund to ARC,
February 6, 2001
145
16
Fund to Anne Bufton,
July 28, 2000
145
17
Fund to Andree Hull,
January 5, 2001
145
18
Welfare, Monthly Statements,
1999 – 2000
145
19
Will,
July 2, 1981
145
20
Scholarship Grants,
1999 – 2002
145
21
Taubles Fund,
1999
145
22
Tax File and Audit,
1999 – 2001
145
23
Tax Return,
1999 – 2000
146
1
Tax Return,
2001 – 2002
146
2
Treasurer’s Expenses,
1999 – 2001
146
3
Treasurer’s Receipts,
2002 – 2003
146
4
Travel Reimbursement,
1999
146
5
Wachovia Correspondence,
2004
146
6
Wells Fargo Account,
Jan. – July 2002
146
7
Wells Fargo Account,
Aug. – Dec. 2002
146
8
Handbook,
undated
5
Histories
5
1
Kansas City Archives,
5
2
1978, 1994, undated
5
3
Publication – WOSL History,
1978
146
9
History,
undated
5
4
History Volume II,
1972-1994
5
Oral Histories
5
5
Agreement
59
Audiocassettes
59
C-MS022/48
Eileen Lay (Japan - 1950-1953),
undated
59
C-MS022/49
Jo Boecker,
undated
59
C-MS022/50
Jo Boecker,
undated
59
C-MS022/51
Eileen Lay,
undated
59
C-MS022/52
Kay Wellinger, Louisville Unit,
undated
59
C-MS022/53
Kay Wellinger, Louisville - Vietnam,
undated
59
C-MS022/54
Lucille Crane,
27 December 1984
59
C-MS022/55
Virginia E. Emrich,
undated
59
C-MS022/56
Genevieve Manning Voelker (WWII-S.Pac.) -
Louisville Unit,
16 March 1983
59
C-MS022/57
Genevieve Manning Voelker (duplicate of
C-MS022/56),
16 March 1983
59
C-MS022/58
Merriann McBride McKillip (Interviewer: Vivian
Peterson),
5 October 1991
59
C-MS022/59
Merriann McBride McKillip (duplicate of
C-MS022/58),
5 October 1991
59
C-MS022/60
Lena Hitchcock-Washington,
July 14 1982
59
C-MS022/61
Lena Hitchcock-Washington,
July 14 1982
59
C-MS022/62
Dorothy Harrison, WWII,
undated
59
C-MS022/63
Dorothy Harrison, WWII,
undated
59
C-MS022/64
Anna Catherine Corbin and Mildred Blandford,
undated
59
C-MS022/65
Anna Catherine Corbin and Mildred Blandford
(duplicate of C-MS022/64),
undated
59
C-MS022/66
Jane I. Piatt and Harriet Wise,
undated
59
C-MS022/67
Jane I. Piatt and Harriet Wise (duplicate of
C-MS022/66),
undated
59
C-MS022/68
Laura Waters,
undated
59
C-MS022/69
Virginia E. Emrich (duplicate),
undated
59
C-MS022/70
Virginia E. Emrich, A.R.C.,
undated
59
C-MS022/71
Edna Emily Miller,
June 1984
59
C-MS022/72
Marguerite Noutary,
3 March 1990
59
C-MS022/73
Marguerite Noutary,
3 March 1990
181
C-MS022/74
Mildred Stutzenberger, Constance Sheltman White,
Sara Landau,
undated
181
C-MS022/75
Ellen Marie Johnson,
23 August 1983
181
C-MS022/76
Ellen Marie Johnson,
23 August 1983
182
Use copies [format: audio compact disc]
182
UC-MS022/1
M. T. Sacher
182
UC-MS022/2
Ellen Johnson, Laura Waters
182
UC-MS022/3
Virginia Emrich
182
UC-MS022/4
Virginia Emrich
182
UC-MS022/5
Dorothy Harrison
182
UC-MS022/6
Dorothy Harrison, Mildred
Stutzenberger
182
UC-MS022/7
Lena Hitchcock
182
UC-MS022/8
Lena Hitchcock, Lucille Crane
182
UC-MS022/9
Jane Piatt, Harriet Wise, Mildred Blandford, Anna
Corbin
182
UC-MS022/10
Marguerite Noutary, Marian McKillip
182
UC-MS022/11
Genevieve Voelker, Edna Miller
182
UC-MS022/13
Kay Wellinger, Constance White
5
Transcripts of an Oral History Inverviews
5
6
Orange County Unit – Marian Sievert, Josephine
Boecker
5
7
Michigan Unit – Jessie Melis, Betty Leiby, Eileen
Lay, Lillian Kivela,
5
8
Colorado Unit – Nelda Weeks, Margaret E. Oaks,
Dorothy Haughton, Mary Duncan Clark, Elizabeth Brown, Betty Bowman, Patricia
Young Berri, Martha Marshall Baker, Janet A. Bachmeyer
146
Membership Files
146
11
80th Anniversary, National Roster,
2001
5
9
Biographies,
undated
146
12
Biography, Lucia Bickford, President,
1974 – 1975
5
10
Biography Sallie McIntosh Clark,
undated
16
6
Biography Ann Bailey Hahn
17
1
Biography Helen Jordan Lamb
5
11
Laura Frost Smith Articles, etc.
5
Applications for Membership,
1910-1989, undated
5
12
A-All
6
1
Alm – Ax
6
2
B-Bel
6
3
Ben-Bl
6
4
Boa – Bot
6
5
Bou – Bri
6
6
Bro – Bul
6
7
Bun – Bus
7
1
C – Che
7
2
Chi – Cop
7
3
Cor – Cu
7
4
D – De
7
5
De – Di
7
6
Die – Dy
8
1
E
8
2
F- Fle
8
3
Fli – Fu
8
4
G – Gib
8
5
Gid – Got
8
6
Gou – Guy
9
1
H
9
2
Haa – Han
9
3
Han – Haw
9
4
Haw – Her
9
5
Her – Hod
9
6
Hod – Hor
9
7
I
9
8
J – Jo
10
1
Jo – Ke
10
2
K – Kir
10
3
Kis – Ky
10
4
La – Len
10
5
Leo – Ly
10
6
Lo – Mc
11
1
McMc – McQ
11
2
M – Ma
11
3
Me –Mof
11
4
Mol – My
11
5
N
12
1
O
12
2
Pad – Peu
12
3
Pen – Por
12
4
Por – Pyl
12
5
Q
12
6
Re – Ri
12
7
Ri – Ry
13
1
S – Ser
13
2
Se – Smith
13
3
Sh – Sp
13
4
Sp – Sul
13
5
Sum – Sw
14
1
To – V
14
2
T – To
14
3
W – We
14
4
Wh – Wim
14
5
Win – Wy
14
6
Y – Z
15
Applications
15
1
A – C
15
2
D – G
15
3
H – K
15
4
L – N
15
5
O – R
15
6
S – V
15
7
W – Z
15
8
Memorial List,
1976-2000/2001
146
13
Memorial Services,
1985, 1998 – 1999, 2003, 2005
15
Rosters
178
League Officials,
2000-2003
15
9
Assorted,
1948
15
10
Assorted,
1976 – 1999, undated
147
1
Assorted,
1970, 2000
15
11
National Membership,
1928
16
1
National Membership,
1931, 1933, 1948, 1951, 1960
16
2
National Membership,
1970, 1978, 1980, 1988, 1995, 1997
177
National Membership,
1989-1999 and undated
16
3
National Membership.
1990-1999
177
National Membership Roster,
2000
16
4
National Officers,
1962-1997, undated
16
5
National Officers,
1967-2002
17
2
Obituaries
17
3
Treva Edgerton Burd Estate (Member of Omaha Unit)
17
4
Helen M. Smith Bequest
17
5
Mildred T. Taubles Bequest
17
6
Wills, 1983, undated
17
7
Will – Alice B. Stanley,
June 1994
18
Member Dues, 1921-1995
18
A-L
19
M-Z
20
National Conventions
20
5
Announcements,
1979, undated
20
6
Financial Info for 2002 Convention,
undated
21
5
Notes,
undated
25
Proceedings [Transcripts]
178
1923
25
7
1927
26
1
1928
147
2
1929
26
2
1933
26
3
1934
26
4
1936
27
1
1937
178
1939
178
1940
178
1941
27
2
1944
178
1947
27
3
1956
27
4
1958
27
5
1959
27
6
1962
28
1
1963
28
2
1964
28
3
1965
28
4
1966
29
1
1967
29
2
1968
29
3
1969
29
4
1970
29
5
1974
30
1
1975
30
2
1976
30
3
1977
30
4
1978
30
5
1979
30
6
1980
30
7
1981
30
8
1982
30
9
1983
30
10
1984
31
1
1985
31
2
1986
31
3
1987
31
4
1988
31
5
1989
31
6
1997
147
3
1971
147
4
1975
147
5
1985
147
6
1987
147
7
1994
147
8
2005
21
7
Programs
21
6
1922, 1926, 1951, 1952, 1956, 1958, 1965, 1966,
1968, 1970-1974
21
7
1975-1990
147
9
1985, 1996
22
1
1990-1998
147
10
1999
22
2
1999-2003
147
11
2001, 2003-2005
61
Program [includes Memorial Service Program],
2006
22
3
Planning for 1926 Convention
22
4-7
1986 Convention Notebook by Co-Chair Maj. E.L. Smith
22
8
1986 Planning Convention in Reno
23
1-5
1993 Convention Notebook Compiled by Chair Maj E.L.
Smith
23
6
Convention Attendance Study, undated
23
Reports
23
7
1971
23
8
1972
23
9
1973
23
10
1974
24
1
1975
24
2
1976
24
3
1977
24
4
1977
24
5
1978
25
1
1978
25
2
1983
25
3
Rosters,
1956, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970,
1972-1977
25
4
Rosters,
1978-1990
25
5
Rosters,
1992-2002
25
6
Schedules,
1981-1998, undated
31
7
Printed Materials – Announcements – General,
1976-2001
31
8
Printed Materials – Online,
1997, 2001
178
Printed Materials, 1998 Convention,
1997-1998
178
1999 National Convention [compiled by Virginia Brown],
1999
58
Audio Recordings,
1994-1998
58
C-MS022/14
74th National Convention, Indianapolis, Tape 1,
27 June 1994
58
C-MS022/13
74th National Convention, Indianapolis, Tape 2,
27 June 1994
58
C-MS022/16
National Convention, Indianapolis, Tape 2,
25 June 1994
58
C-MS022/15
National Convention, Indianapolis, Tape 1,
25 June 1994
58
C-MS022/24
75th Annual National Convention, Fresno, Tape I,
12 June 1995
58
C-MS022/23
75th Annual National Convention, Fresno, Tape II,
12 June 1995
58
C-MS022/22
75th Annual National Convention, Fresno, Tape III,
12 June 1995
58
C-MS022/26
75th National Convention, Fresno, Tape I,
10-12 June 1995
58
C-MS022/25
75th National Convention, Fresno, Tape II,
12 June 1995
58
C-MS022/33
San Diego Convention Business Meeting, Tape 1,
24 June 1996
58
C-MS022/32
San Diego Convention Business Meeting, Tape 2,
24 June 1996
58
C-MS022/31
San Diego Convention Business Meeting, Tape 3,
24 June 1996
58
C-MS022/35
San Diego Convention Business, Tape 1,
22 June 1996
58
C-MS022/34
San Diego Convention Business, Tape 2,
22 June 1996
59
C-MS022/39
Convention Meeting,
1997
59
C-MS022/40
Convention Meeting,
1997
59
C-MS022/43
Convention 98,
1998
59
C-MS022/44
2nd Session 98,
1998
59
C-MS022/45
National Convention 98,
1998
59
C-MS022/46
Women's Overseas League, Tape I,
31 August 1998
59
C-MS022/47
Women's Overseas League, Tape II,
31 August 1998
191
C-MS022/77
82nd National Convention Business Meeting,
8 June 2002
191
C-MS022/78
82nd National Convention Business Meeting,
8 June 2002
180
Video Recordings,
1995-2002
180
CV-MS022/1
WOSL '95, President's Banquet,
1995
180
CV-MS022/2
Convention Reports, Fresno
1995
180
CV-MS022/3
1st Part Convention, Fresno
1995
180
CV-MS022/4
Memorial Service, WOSL 75
1995
180
CV-MS022/5
Fresno, Dance Team
1995
180
CV-MS022/6
WOSL 21-23 June, San Diego
1996
180
CV-MS022/7
WOSL Convention, Luncheon and San Diego Tour
1996
180
CV-MS022/8
WOSL Skit
1996 June 23
179
V-MS022/3
National Convention, Ft. Meyers Florida,
1997
180
CV-MS022/9
WOSL Party and Business Meeting
1997 June 14
180
CV-MS022/10
Fort Meyers, Business Sessions
1997 June 14
180
CV-MS022/11
Fort Meyers, Memorial, dinner and entertainment
1997 June 15
180
CV-MS022/12
Entertainment, continued
1997 June 15
180
CV-MS022/13
Luncheon, Service Day
1997 June 14
180
CV-MS022/14
Fort Meyers, End of business
1997 June 16
180
CV-MS022/15
Fort Meyers, Banquet and installation of officers
1997 June 16
180
CV-MS022/16
Sea Cruise
1997 June 17
179
V-MS022/4
Washington, DC Convention,
1998
180
CV-MS022/17
WOSL Washington, DC, Mixer and business meeting
1998 August 27
180
CV-MS022/18
DC Business Session
1998 August 29
180
CV-MS022/19
DC Lunch
1998 August 29
180
CV-MS022/20
Memorial at WIMSA
1998 August 30
180
CV-MS022/21
Reunion Dinner
1998 August 30
180
CV-MS022/22
Business Session
1998 August 31
180
CV-MS022/23
Business Session
1998 August 31
181
CV-MS022/24
Banquet and installation of officers
1998 August 31
181
CV-MS022/26
WOSL, 1st Session, Scottsdale
2000 July 15
181
CV-MS022/27
WOSL, Fort Mitchell, Kentucky
2001 July 8
181
CV-MS022/25
WOSL, Reno, Business meeting
2002 June 6
148
Officers
148
Cathleen Cordova, President
148
Correspondence and Printed Material,
1996-2006 and undated
148
86th National Convention Materials,
2006 and undated
31
Photographs
31
9
1971 Convention Scrapbook
31
10
Fort Worth Unit Memorial Ceremony,
May 1972
31
11
Denver Convention,
1975
31
12
San Mateo CA Convention .,
1981
31
13
Scottsdale Convention,
1983
31