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Tags: 1974, 1979, articles, brochures, Citizens' advisory council on the status of women, Conference application, Correspondence and Letters, Equal Rights Amendment, ERA, Herald and Review, League of Women Voters, Membership application, Petition, projects, Proposed amendment to US constitution, publications, Ratification skit, workshops

Tags: 1979, Committee Members, Consensus Projects, Karen Jensen, League of Women Voters, Primary Election Consensus Questions and Answers, Primary Election Laws Questions and Answers, Primary Election Laws working copy, Primary Election Working copy, projects, report, Single Member District Study, Single Member District Study Questions and Answers, Single Member District Working Copy, State Government

Tags: 1967, 1979, Decatur IL., Decatur Public Schools, DPL#61, Jeanine Ward, Judge James B. Parson, Parsons School, Parsons School Dedication, Schools

Tags: 1955, 1958, 1979, Buildings, Decatur IL., Decatur Public Schools, DPL#61, Mound Junior High, Schools

Tags: 1947, 1955, 1979, Awards, Buildings, Decatur IL., Decatur Public Schools, DPL#61, Johns Hill Junior High, Schools

Tags: 1966, 1979, building, Decatur IL., Decatur Public Schools, Franklin School, Schools

Tags: 1958, 1960, 1961, 1979, Aerial View, Buildings, Decatur IL., Decatur Public Schools, Eisenhauer High School, Schools

Tags: 1979, Allentown PA, Archer Daniels Midland Company, bachelors in chemistry, Betty Turnell, Boy Scouts, Bozeman MT, Caterpillar Company, city planning commission, classical music, conservatory of music, Decatur IL, Dr. W.D. Hatfield, federation of sewage works associations, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, Ft. Sill OK, Greeley and Hansen, Highland Park MI, Illinois College, industrial development, industrial growth, intercepting sewers, interview, Jacksonville IL, June 1979, Lake Decatur, lieutenant, Montana State College, Mueller Company, municipal affairs, national societies, officers' training, oral history, organic chemistry, Ph.D, physical chemistry, piano, Post Field OK, public affairs, recording, retirement, sanitary corps, Sanitary District, sewage treatment plant, Staley Company, state societies, superintendent, Travel, water filtration plant, World War I, WWI

Tags: 1979, apprentice pharmacist, Article, Betty Turnell, Chicago Dermalogic Society, Citizen's Building, communicable diseases, conservatory, Cook County Hospital, D.M. Swarthout, Decatur High School, Decatur IL, Decatur Medical Society, Decatur Memorial Hospital, Decatur Oratorio choir, dermatology, District Health Superintendent, Doctor, Dr. H.J. Burstein, family life, February 1979, Gastman School, Goodman Band, Great Depression, Illinois College of Medicine, internship, interview, Lincoln Square Theatre, Marietta School, Max Von Luen Swarthout, medical practice, medical school, Millikin Orchestra, Millikin University, Miss Florence Brown, Music, music festival, neurology, Noah Worcester Dermalogic Society, old Masonic Temple Building, oral history, Professor Neice, recording, residency, St. Mary's Hospital, St. Patrick's Catholic Church, State of Illinois Health Department, University of Cincinnati, University of Illinois, venereal disease, violin lessons, Wood School

Tags: 1979, April 1979, assistant state's attorney, Betty Turnell, Boys' Opportunity Home, childhood, Community Lectures, David Johnson, debating team, Decatur Area Arts Council, Decatur Community concerts, Decatur High School, Decatur Mental Health Center, Departmental School, divorce law, Edwards Hayes, Emanual Rosenberg, Europe, family life, Fortnightly Club, Hannah Gevirtz, Holy Rollers, Horace Garman, interview, Israel, Jackson School, Joseph Rosenberg, Judaism, law school, lawyer, Lincoln Square, Masonic Temple, Millikin building, Mr. Charles Evans, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Northwestern University, oral history, Parlor Market, Point Downing, recording, SATC, Stephen Decatur High School, Student Army Training Corps, Temple B'Nai Abraham, traveling, United Fund, United Jewish Appeal, Wayne Bickes, Webster-Cantrall Hall, World War I, WWI