Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
Historical Note
Content Description
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Access
Restrictions on Use
Preferred Citation
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
Processing Note
Bibliography
Additional Reference Guides
Related Materials
Detailed Description of the Collection
Introduction and
Inventory
Oral History Tapes, Cheney Cowles
Museum
Newspaper/Magazine Clippings
Describing the Problem
History in the state of
Washington
Washington State Liquor Laws –
Historical Background
Alcohol Problems Association:
Review
Alcohol Problems Association:
Pamphlets
Alpha: Pamphlets
American Automobile Association:
Pamphlets
Margaret Baker:
Publications
Kate Barclay.
The Temperance Token. Auburn, N.Y.: J.C. Derby and
Co.
John H. Bechtel.
Temperance Selections. Philadelphia, PA: The Pen
Publishing Co.
Olive B. Beedle: Obituary,
Photograph, Biography of a “Top Volunteer” in the
Spokane Chronicle, Spokane WA
Martin A. Block.
What You Should Know About Alcoholism. Seattle, WA:
Alcohol Problems Association
Jane E. Brody and Richard Enquist.
Women and Smoking. New York: Public Affairs
Committee, Inc.
Minnie Rowe Crabb. "Mrs. Gray
Bunny’s Children" and "Gray Bunnies Children"
C2H5OH. Alcohol and Advertising. Columbus, OH:
School and College Service
Lindsay, R. Curtis: Misc.
Anti-Alcohol Publications
Julia Freeman Dean.
Anna Adams Gordon. Evanston, IL.: Signal
Press
Anna Marden Deyo.
Memories of Heroic Crusaders
Fletcher Dobbins.
The Amazing Story of Repeal. Evanston, IL: Signal
Press
Glenn D. Everett.
Brain Damage Starts with the First Drink.
Washington, DC: Narcotics Education, Inc.
Emily J. Forkner:
Notebook
Barbara Goodhart.
Double Danger: Drugs and Alcohol. Evanston, IL:
Signal Press. See also: Multiple Danger: Drugs and Alcohol
Barbara Goodhart.
Senior Loyal Temperance Legion Song Book. Chicago:
Ruby I. Gilbert
Anna A. Gordon.
The White Ribbon Hymnal. Evanston, IL: National
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Billy Graham.
The Abuse of Alcohol. Minneapolis, MN: Graham
Evangelistic Association
Howard E. Hamblin.
Alcohol Talks to Youth. Columbus, OH: School and
College Service
Jean Hansen.
Leader’s Day Camp Manual, Series 1. Evanston, IL:
National W.C.T.U. Publishing House
Jens P. Hansen.
Wine in the Bible. Chicago: Signal Press
Health and Safety Through
Education: News Reports
Health and Safety Through
Education: News Reports
Health and Safety Through
Education: News Reports
Health and Safety Through
Education: Publications, Misc.
Health and Safety Through
Education:
Review
C. Aubrey Hearn.
What About Drinking? Evanston, IL: School and
College Services
James C. Hefley.
Get to the Facts. Nashville, TN: Broadman
Press
Grace Clifford Howard.
The Woman’s Crusade, Forerunner of the
W.C.T.U.
Indiana Council of Churches.
Sourcebook on Pari-mutual Gambling. Evanston, IL:
Signal Press
Theodore Irwin.
To Combat Child Abuse and Neglect. New York: Public
Affairs Committee, Inc.
A.C. Ivy.
Beverage Alcohol and the Brain. Evanston, IL: Signal
Press
Allen B. Kraft.
The Wedding Feast. Evanston, IL: Signal
Press
T.A. Larson.
The Woman Suffrage Movement in
Washington.Pacific Northwest Quarterly , pp.
49-60
David Frederic Lehmberg.
Abstinence: A Viable Choice. Washington, D.C.:
Service Department, U.M.C.
L.C. Lemons.
What the Cigarette Ads Do Not Tell. Evanston, IL:
Signal Press
David Lester – Newspaper clipping:
[Alcohol Abuse Program],
Yakima Herald Republic, p.
3A
Ross, J. McLennan.
Propaganda vs. Fact. Oklahoma City, OK: Same
Press
Voice Vise.
Parents Guide to Marijuana. Kent, WA: Western
Electric Co.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
To Parents/About Drugs. See also
Alcoholism
Dorothy Mitchell –
Correspondence
Norma Taylor Mitchell.
Francis E. Willard. Lake Junaluska, NC: United
Methodist Church
National Fruit Beverages
Department.
Punch and Good Times for the Hour of Social
Freedom.
National Institutes on Drug Abuse.
Drug Abuse Prevention. Rockville, MD: U.S. Public
Health Service, See also Drug Abuse Prevention for Your Community.
National Interagency on Smoking
Health: Ephemera
National Institute on Drug Abuse.
For Parents Only: What You Need to Know about
Marijuana. Rockville, Md: U.S. Public Health Service
National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Let’s Talk About Drug Abuse
National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Parents, Beer and Pot
John, Nuxholl.
Repent, Ye Boozers!Bunchgrass Historian . Colfax, WA: Whitman County
Historical Society, Vol. 13, No. 4
Alton, Oschner, M.D.
Health Hazards of Tobacco. Evanston, IL: Signal
Press
Bertha Rachel Palmer –
Miscellaneous Publications
William Rambo.
The Big Lie About Moderate
Drinking.Pageant Magazine
Laura J. Rittenhouse.
The Interstate Milkmaids' Convention. Chicago:
Women’s Christian Temperance Association
Jules Saltman –
Publications
Scriptographic Booklet.
To Smoke or Not to Smoke. Deerfield, MA: Channing L.
Bete Co., Inc.
Robert V. Seliger –
Publications
Lloyd M. Shupe.
Alcoholism and Lawlessness. Columbus, OH: School and
College Service
Capt. Tom Sillanpa.
Annie Wittenmyer – God’s Angel. Hamilton, IL:
Hamilton Press
Spenco Corporation.
Games: Dial a Drug,
V.D. Dial and
Dial a Drunk plus
Narcotics Identification Guide
City of Spokane –
Proclamations
City of Spokane –
Proclamations
City of Spokane –
Proclamations
Edith K. Stanley –
Publications
State of Washington.
House Bill No. 937, An Act Relating to Alcoholic Beverage
Control
United Methodist Church.
Drug and Alcohol Concerns. Washington, DC: Service
Dept., U.M.C.
Victor H. and Virginia E. Vogel.
Facts About Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. Chicago:
Science Research Associates, Inc.
Walla Walla General Hospital.
Is Your Child…
Washington State –
Proclamations
Mrs. W. S. Watson.
Scripturally Speaking – What About Wine? Evanston,
IL: Signal Press
Juanita Whistler.
Lillian M.N. Stevens – A Life Sketch. Chicago, IL:
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Jerry Wigen.
The Whirlpool of Alcoholism.
Spokane, WA:
The Spokesman Review Sunday Magazine
Francis E. Willard.
Autobiography. Chicago: Woman’s Temperance
Publication Association
Francis E. Willard Statue
Description. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office
W.C.T.U. Ella Boole Union –
Scrapbook
W.C.T.U. California North –
Convention
W.C.T.U. Denver – Newsletter:
The W.C.T.U. Messenger
W.C.T.U. East
Washington
Iota Sigma Union
W.C.T.U., Kansas:
Newsletter
W.C.T.U., Michigan: 105th
Convention
W.C.T.U. National
W.T.C.U., Nebraska,
Newsletter
W.T.C.U., Nebraska,
Newsletter
W.T.C.U., New Jersey,
Newsletter
W.T.C.U., Ohio,
Newsletter
W.T.C.U., Oregon, 95th
Convention
Margaret B. Platt Union
W.C.T.U., Southern California:
Newsletter
W.C.T.U., Spokane
County
W.C.T.U., Virginia:
Newsletter
W.C.T.U., Washington
State
Francis E. Willard
Union
Vanguard Union (Yakima,
WA)
Subjects
Creator:
Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, East Washington Chapter
Title:
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
East Washington Chapter Papers
Dates:
1883-1986 ( inclusive )
Quantity:
5 linear ft. (5 boxes)
Collection Number:
Ms 68
Summary:
Correspondence, scrapbooks, minute
books, convention programs, and ephemera from two Spokane County unions,
Margaret B. Platt Union and Frances E. Willard Union, and Frances E. Willard
Union, Yakima, Wash. Includes minute book (1931-1938) of Margaret B. Platt
Union and material relating to alcohol, tobacco, and drug abuse, issued by the
national headquarters.
Repository:
Eastern Washington State Historical
Society/Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture2316 W. First Avenuearchives@northwestmuseum.org
Languages:
Materials are in
English
Sponsor:
Funding for encoding this finding
aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the
Humanities.
Historical Note
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) was founded by Frances
Willard at Cleveland, Ohio in 1874 as the result of a temperance crusade that
swept through the Midwest at that time. Since then, the world-wide organization
has provided education, publications, and programs against the use of alcohol,
tobacco, drugs and prostitution. The East Washington Union was formed at a
convention held in Cheney on 20-21 July 1883. Frances Willard was in attendance
at the organizational meeting. The WCTU, in addition to its temperance
function, served as an important women’s social organization in frontier and
rural communities – men have never been allowed to join as voting members.
Content Description
The collection consists of correspondence, clippings, scrapbooks,
minute books, convention programs, and ephemeral items from two Spokane County
Unions, Margaret B. Platt Union and Frances E. Willard Union; and the Frances
E. Willard Union in Yakima. Unfortunately the collection contains very little
in early records; printed minutes of the annual meetings constitute the bulk of
the material prior to the 1940s. Even the later material is weak in local
items, the majority being publications on alcohol, tobacco, and drug abuse
issued from the national headquarters. The earliest original material is a
minute book from the Margaret B. Platt Union, 1931-1938.
:
Collection is not restricted.
:
Collection is open for use.
:
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, East Washington Chapter Papers (Ms
68), Eastern Washington State Historical Society/Northwest Museum of Arts &
Culture, Spokane, WA.
Administrative Information
:
Donated by Woman's Christian Temperance Union, East Washington
Chapter, 1985 and 1986 (Accession numbers L86-1485, L85-269, L86-43, and
L86-1484).
:
Processed to the file folder level.
:
McMillen, Myrtle. "History of East Washington's Woman's Christian
Temperance Union: 1883-1953, Seventieth Anniversary." Booklet, [1953].
:
Nolan, Edward W.
A Guide to the Manuscript Collections in the
Eastern Washington State Historical Society (Spokane, WA: Eastern
Washington State Historical Society, 1987).
:
Charlotte Pinkham Hamblen Diaries (MsSC 211)
Peter Coffin Pinkham Diaries (MsSC 214)
Eastern Washington State Historical Society has an excellent
collection of banners from local unions in Eastern Washington.
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
Newspaper/Magazine Clippings
Describing the Problem, 1914-1986
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Kate Barclay.
The Temperance Token . Auburn, N.Y.: J.C. Derby and
Co., 1848
^ Return to Top
John H. Bechtel.
Temperance Selections . Philadelphia, PA: The Pen
Publishing Co., 1909
^ Return to Top
Olive B. Beedle: Obituary,
Photograph, Biography of a “Top Volunteer” in the
Spokane Chronicle , Spokane WA, 1983 March 16
^ Return to Top
Martin A. Block.
What You Should Know About Alcoholism . Seattle, WA:
Alcohol Problems Association
^ Return to Top
Jane E. Brody and Richard Enquist.
Women and Smoking . New York: Public Affairs
Committee, Inc., 1978
^ Return to Top
Minnie Rowe Crabb. "Mrs. Gray
Bunny’s Children" and "Gray Bunnies Children"
^ Return to Top
C2H5OH. Alcohol and Advertising . Columbus, OH:
School and College Service, 1954
^ Return to Top
Julia Freeman Dean.
Anna Adams Gordon . Evanston, IL.: Signal
Press, 1978
^ Return to Top
Fletcher Dobbins.
The Amazing Story of Repeal . Evanston, IL: Signal
Press, 1974
^ Return to Top
Glenn D. Everett.
Brain Damage Starts with the First Drink .
Washington, DC: Narcotics Education, Inc.
^ Return to Top
Barbara Goodhart.
Double Danger: Drugs and Alcohol . Evanston, IL:
Signal Press. See also: Multiple Danger: Drugs and Alcohol
^ Return to Top
Barbara Goodhart.
Senior Loyal Temperance Legion Song Book . Chicago:
Ruby I. Gilbert
^ Return to Top
Anna A. Gordon.
The White Ribbon Hymnal . Evanston, IL: National
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, 1911
^ Return to Top
Billy Graham.
The Abuse of Alcohol . Minneapolis, MN: Graham
Evangelistic Association, 1977
^ Return to Top
Howard E. Hamblin.
Alcohol Talks to Youth . Columbus, OH: School and
College Service, 1965
^ Return to Top
Jean Hansen.
Leader’s Day Camp Manual, Series 1 . Evanston, IL:
National W.C.T.U. Publishing House
^ Return to Top
Health and Safety Through
Education: News Reports, 1982 July
^ Return to Top
Health and Safety Through
Education: News Reports, 1982 September
^ Return to Top
Health and Safety Through
Education: News Reports, 1984 October-December
^ Return to Top
Health and Safety Through
Education:
Review , 1981 November-1985 February
^ Return to Top
C. Aubrey Hearn.
What About Drinking? Evanston, IL: School and
College Services, 1960
^ Return to Top
James C. Hefley.
Get to the Facts . Nashville, TN: Broadman
Press, 1963
^ Return to Top
Grace Clifford Howard.
The Woman’s Crusade, Forerunner of the
W.C.T.U.
^ Return to Top
Indiana Council of Churches.
Sourcebook on Pari-mutual Gambling . Evanston, IL:
Signal Press, 1964
^ Return to Top
Theodore Irwin.
To Combat Child Abuse and Neglect . New York: Public
Affairs Committee, Inc., 1974
^ Return to Top
A.C. Ivy.
Beverage Alcohol and the Brain . Evanston, IL: Signal
Press, 1968
^ Return to Top
Allen B. Kraft.
The Wedding Feast . Evanston, IL: Signal
Press
^ Return to Top
T.A. Larson.
" The Woman Suffrage Movement in
Washington."
Pacific Northwest Quarterly , pp.
49-60, 1976 April
^ Return to Top
David Frederic Lehmberg.
Abstinence: A Viable Choice . Washington, D.C.:
Service Department, U.M.C.
^ Return to Top
L.C. Lemons.
What the Cigarette Ads Do Not Tell . Evanston, IL:
Signal Press
^ Return to Top
David Lester – Newspaper clipping:
[Alcohol Abuse Program],
Yakima Herald Republic , p.
3A, 1983 March 12
^ Return to Top
Ross, J. McLennan.
Propaganda vs. Fact . Oklahoma City, OK: Same
Press, 1978
^ Return to Top
Voice Vise.
Parents Guide to Marijuana . Kent, WA: Western
Electric Co.
^ Return to Top
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
To Parents/About Drugs . See also
Alcoholism, 1972
^ Return to Top
Norma Taylor Mitchell.
Francis E. Willard . Lake Junaluska, NC: United
Methodist Church, 1977
^ Return to Top
National Fruit Beverages
Department.
Punch and Good Times for the Hour of Social
Freedom .
^ Return to Top
National Institutes on Drug Abuse.
Drug Abuse Prevention . Rockville, MD: U.S. Public
Health Service, See also Drug Abuse Prevention for Your Community., 1977
^ Return to Top
National Institute on Drug Abuse.
For Parents Only: What You Need to Know about
Marijuana . Rockville, Md: U.S. Public Health Service, 1980
^ Return to Top
National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Let’s Talk About Drug Abuse , 1969
^ Return to Top
National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Parents, Beer and Pot , 1979
^ Return to Top
John, Nuxholl.
" Repent, Ye Boozers!"
Bunchgrass Historian . Colfax, WA: Whitman County
Historical Society, Vol. 13, No. 4, 1985
^ Return to Top
Alton, Oschner, M.D.
Health Hazards of Tobacco . Evanston, IL: Signal
Press
^ Return to Top
William Rambo.
" The Big Lie About Moderate
Drinking."
Pageant Magazine
^ Return to Top
Laura J. Rittenhouse.
The Interstate Milkmaids' Convention . Chicago:
Women’s Christian Temperance Association, 1889
^ Return to Top
Scriptographic Booklet.
To Smoke or Not to Smoke . Deerfield, MA: Channing L.
Bete Co., Inc., 1981
^ Return to Top
Lloyd M. Shupe.
Alcoholism and Lawlessness . Columbus, OH: School and
College Service, 1954
^ Return to Top
Capt. Tom Sillanpa.
Annie Wittenmyer – God’s Angel . Hamilton, IL:
Hamilton Press, 1972
^ Return to Top
Spenco Corporation.
Games: Dial a Drug ,
V.D. Dial and
Dial a Drunk plus
Narcotics Identification Guide
^ Return to Top
State of Washington.
House Bill No. 937, An Act Relating to Alcoholic Beverage
Control , 1983 February 22
^ Return to Top
United Methodist Church.
Drug and Alcohol Concerns . Washington, DC: Service
Dept., U.M.C.
^ Return to Top
Victor H. and Virginia E. Vogel.
Facts About Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs . Chicago:
Science Research Associates, Inc., 1971
^ Return to Top
Mrs. W. S. Watson.
Scripturally Speaking – What About Wine? Evanston,
IL: Signal Press
^ Return to Top
Juanita Whistler.
Lillian M.N. Stevens – A Life Sketch . Chicago, IL:
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, 1979
^ Return to Top
Jerry Wigen.
" The Whirlpool of Alcoholism" .
Spokane, WA:
The Spokesman Review Sunday Magazine , 1971 February 14
^ Return to Top
Francis E. Willard.
Autobiography . Chicago: Woman’s Temperance
Publication Association, 1889
^ Return to Top
Francis E. Willard Statue
Description. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1905
^ Return to Top
W.C.T.U. Denver – Newsletter:
The W.C.T.U. Messenger , 1981 July
^ Return to Top
Box/Folder
2/13
Award: Membership
Contest
1979 August 24
2/13a
Awards of Merit
1951-1952
2/13a
Awards of Merit
1954-1955
2/14
Annual Report
1980-1981
2/15
Certificate:
Fruitful Union
2/16
Certificate: Life Membership for
Goldie Shattuck
1959 November 10
2/17
Certificate:
Light Line Union
2/18
26th Convention
1909 October 12-15
2/19
27th and 28th
Convention
1911 September 19-22
2/19
27th and 28th
Convention
1910 October 11-14,
2/20
29th and 30th
Convention
1912 October 11-15
2/20
29th and 30th
Convention
1913 October 7-10
2/21
31st and 32nd
Convention
1914 October 13-16
2/21
31st and 32nd
Convention
1915 September 28-October 1
2/22
34th Convention
1917 October 7-9
2/23
35th and 36th
Convention
1918 October 8-11
2/23
35th and 36th
Convention
1919 October 7-10
2/24
37th and 38th
Convention
1920 October 5-8
2/24
37th and 38th
Convention
1921 October 11-14
2/25
39th and 40th
Convention
1922 October 3-6
2/25
39th and 40th
Convention
1923 October 2-5
2/26
41st and 42nd
Convention
1924 September 30-October 3
2/26
41st and 42nd
Convention
1925 October 6-9
2/27
43rd and 44th
Convention
1926 October 11-15
2/27
43rd and 44th
Convention
1927 September 27-30
2/28
45th and 46th
Convention
1928 October 9-12
2/28
45th and 46th
Convention
1929 October 23-25
2/29
47th and 48th
Convention
1930 October 21-24
2/29
47th and 48th
Convention
1931 October 20-23
2/30
49th Convention
1932 October 18-21
2/31
50th Convention
1933 October 17-20
2/32
51st Convention
1934 October 16-19
2/33
52nd Convention
1935 October 29-November 1
2/34
53rd Convention
1936 September 15-18
2/35
54th Convention
1937 September 14-17
2/36
55th Convention
1938 September 27-30
2/37
56th Convention
1939 September 17-20
2/38
57th Convention
1940 September 24-30
2/39
58th Convention
1941 September 23-26
2/40
59th Convention
1942 October 19-21
2/41
60th Convention
1943 September 14-16
2/42
61st Convention
1944 October 4-6
2/43
62nd Convention
1945 October 2-4
2/44
63rd Convention
1946 October 8-10
2/45
64th Convention
1947 September 24-26
2/46
65th Convention
1948 October 5-7
2/47
66th Convention
1949 September 28-30
2/48
67th Convention
1950 October 4-6
2/49
68th Convention
1951 September 25-27
2/50
69th Convention
1952 September 3-5
2/51
70th Convention
1953 September 29-October 1
2/52
71st Convention
1954 October 12-14
2/53
72nd Convention
1955 September 7-9
2/54
73rd Convention
1956 October 16-18
2/55
74th Convention
1957 October 1-3
2/56
75th Convention
1958 September 15-17
2/57
76th Convention
1959 October 19-21
2/58
77th Convention
1960 October 17-19
2/59
78th Convention
1961 September 18-20
2/60
79th Convention
1962 September 24-26
2/61
80th Convention
1963 September 23-25
2/62
81st Convention
1964 October 5-7
2/63
82nd Convention
1965 September 27-29
2/64
83rd Convention
1966 October 10-12
2/65
84th Convention
1967 October 9-11
2/66
85th Convention
1968 September 30-October 2
2/67
86th Convention
1969 September 22-24
3/1
87th Convention
1970 September 28-30
3/2
88th Convention
1971 September 28-30
3/3
89th Convention
1972 October 9-11
3/4
90th Convention
1973 September 25-27
3/5
91st Convention
1974 September 23-25
3/6
92nd Convention
1975 September 22-24
3/7
93rd Convention
1976 September 27-29
3/8
94th Convention
1977 September 12-14
3/9
95th Convention
1978 September 25-27
3/10
96th and 97th
Convention
1979 September 24-26,
3/10
96th and 97th
Convention
1980 September 22-24
3/11
97th Convention:
Photographs
1980 September 22-24
3/12
98th Convention
1981 September 28-30
3/13
99th Convention
1982 September 27-29
3/14
100th Convention
1983 October 18-20
3/15
101st Convention
1984 October 8-10
3/16
103rd Convention
1986 September 22-24
3/17
Corner Card Sample
3/18
Correspondence
1977 February 7-1984 June 21
3/19
Ephemera
3/20
Historical
Information
1826-1906
3/21
History of the State
Banner
1895-1897
3/22
Mailing List
1976 October
3/23
Memorial Tribute to Helen Marie
Davis
1981
3/24
Newspaper Clippings
1889 November 12,
3/24
Newspaper Clippings
1930 April 29-1985 November 21
3/25
Newsletter: “The White
Ribboner”
1965 November-December,
3/25
Newsletter: “The White
Ribboner”
1966 October-1985 September
3/26
Obituary: Mary F.
Worth
1986 April 16
3/27
Petition to Ban Alcoholic
Advertising
1984 June 21
3/28
Photographs
3/29
President’s
Recommendations
1980-1981
3/29a
Prayer [Mrs. Wm. Ashman’s
Paper?]
3/30
Program: Community Mass
Meeting
1943 May 9
3/31
Reports: State
Legislature
1978 September
3/32
Sites of Chapters
(Map)
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Box/Folder
3/33
Ephemera
3/34
Memorial for Ida Gage
1959 May 22
3/35
Mid-Year Institutes,
Yakima-Benton Counties
1970-1971
3/35
Mid-Year Institutes,
Yakima-Benton Counties
1975
3/36
Programs
1968-1969
3/37
Scrapbook
1966 October 10-1967 October 11
3/38
Scrapbook
1952-1956
3/39
Scrapbook
1967 October 28-1972 July 30
3/40
Scrapbook
1970
3/41
Scrapbook
1971
3/42
Scrapbook
1974
3/43
Scrapbook
1975-1976
3/44
Scrapbook
1976-1977
3/45
Scrapbook
1977-1978
3/46
Scrapbook
1979-1980
3/47
Scrapbook
1981
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Box/Folder
3/50
Catechism and
Principles
3/50a
“What Is the
W.C.T.U.?”
3/51
9th Convention
1982 October 25-28
3/52
10th Convention
1983 October 31-November 3
3/53
11th Convention Executive
Committee
1884 October 20
3/54
12th Convention
1885 October 28
3/55
13th Convention
1886 October 22-27
3/56
14th Convention
1887 November 16-21
3/57
15th Convention
1888 October 19-23
3/58
16th Convention
1889 November 8-13
3/59
17th Convention
1890 November 14-18
3/60
18th Convention
1891 November 13-18
3/61
19th Convention
1892 October 28-November 2
3/62
22nd Convention
1895 October 18-23
3/63
23rd Convention: Ante-Convention
Executive Committee Meeting
1896 November 12
3/64
24th Convention
1897 October 29-November 3
3/65
25th Convention
1898 November 11-16
3/66
26th Convention
1899 October 20-25
3/67
27th Convention, Ante-Executive
Committee Meeting
1900 November 30
3/68
28th Convention
1901 November 15-20
3/69
29th Convention
1902 October 17-22
3/70
30th Convention
1903 November 13-18
3/71
31st Convention
1904 November 29-December 4
3/72
34th Convention
1907 November 8-13
3/73
35th Convention
1908 October 23-28
3/74
36th Convention
1909 October 22-27
3/75
37th Convention
1910 November 12-17
3/76
38th Convention
1911 October 28-November 2
3/77
39th Convention
1912 October 19-25
3/78
42nd Convention
1915 October 9-11
3/79
43rd Convention
1916 November 17-22
3/80
44th Convention
1917 December 2-7
4/1
68th Convention
1942 October 2-6
4/2
71st Convention
1945 September 18-21
4/3
75th Convention
1949 August 16-24
4/4
Convention Banquet
Songs
1952
4/5
80th Convention
1954 September 15-21
4/6
90th Convention
1964 September 11-15
4/7
96th Convention
1970 September 4-8
4/8
100th Convention
Program
1974 August 29-September 4
4/9
101st Convention
1975 September 4-8
4/10
102nd Convention
1976 August 27-31
4/11
104th Convention
1978 August 24-26
4/12
105th Convention
1979 August 23-27
4/13
105th Convention
Photographs
1979 August 23-27
4/14
106th Convention
1970 August 28-1980 September 1
4/15
106th Convention:
Scrapbook
1970 August 28-1980 September 1
4/16
Handbook and Guides for
Conducting Meetings
4/17
Headquarters
4/18
Loyal Temperance Legion:
Bulletin
1980 September-October
4/19
Loyal Temperance Legion:
Catalogue of Mimeographed Materials
4/20
Loyal Temperance Legion:
Publications
4/21
Loyal Temperance Legion: Special
Projects for
1980-1981
4/22
National Essay Contest Packet
#1
1985
4/23
National Essay Contest Packet
#2
1985
4/24
National Essay Contest Packet
#3
1985
4/25
Peace and Arbitration:
Reprints
1888-1907
4/26
Photographic Slides of Francis E.
Willard Home
4/27
Pledge Cards
4/28
Program Manual
1979-1980
4/29
Program Manuals
1980-1982
4/30
Program Manual
1982-1983
4/31
Program Manuals
1983-1986
4/32
Publications: Catalogues of
Signal Press
1952,; 1983-1984
4/33
Publications: Catalogues for
Schools and Colleges from Signal Press
1976-1977
4/34
Publications: Pamphlets and
Cards
4/35
Publications: Pamphlets and
Cards
4/36
Publications: Pamphlets and
Cards
4/37
Publications: Stories to Tell or
Recite
4/38
Publications:
The Voice of Song, Favorite W.C.T.U.
Songs
1944
4/38
Publications:
The Voice of Song, Favorite W.C.T.U.
Songs
1960
4/39
Quiz: Basic Information,
etc.
4/40
Quotes
4/41
Radio Release
1977 September
4/42
Reading Script: “Fact or
Fancy”
4/43
Report of Service for Local Union
Member (Form)
4/44
Resolutions
1964-1966
4/45
Speech Contest: Junior Approved
Selections
4/46
Speech Contest: Senior Approved
Selections
4/47
The Union Signal
1948 March 6
4/48
The Union Signal
1951 September 8
4/48
The Union Signal
1951 October 27
4/49
The Union Signal
1953 March 7-May 16
4/50
The Union Signal
1983 February
4/50
The Union Signal
1983 July
4/50
The Union Signal
1983 September
4/51
The Union Signal
1985 April
4/51
The Union Signal
1987 February
4/52
Youth Temperance Council: Program
Materials
4/53
Youth Temperance Council:
Publications
4/54
Youth Temperance Education:
Posters and Leaflets
5/1
Tape Recordings
1978-1980
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Box/Folder
5/6
Bank Statements
1979 August 8-1985 September 17
5/7
Certificate:
Light of Line Union
5/8
Constitution and
By-laws
5/9
Correspondence
1981 October 5-1985 July 15
5/10
Dues Record
1960-1985
5/11
Expenditures:
Incidental
1970 November 4-1984 December 5
5/12
Membership Rosters
1976-1984
5/13
Minutes
1931 September 1-1938 July 27
5/14
Minutes
1972 February 23-1975 March
5/15
Minutes
1980-1984 October 24
5/16
Receipt Book
1980 October 8-November 12
5/17
Report of Activities
1946-1947
5/18
Service Report Forms
5/19
Treasurer’s Record
1977 September 18-1980 August 11
5/20
Treasurer’s Record
1979 August 19-1985 July 5
5/21
Treasurer’s Record
1937 March 10-1985 August 8
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Box/Folder
5/23
Constitution and
By-laws
1973 October 2
5/24
Correspondence
1978 October
5/25
Essays
1963 September
5/25
Essays
1968 May 15
5/26
Mid-Year Retreat
1977 April 27
5/27
Minutes
1972 May 17-1976 October
5/28
Newspaper Clipping
circa 1955 May
5/28a
Photograph: Spokane County
W.C.T.U.
5/29
Reports: Social
Service
1964 August,; 1976 September 19
5/30
Resolutions
1966-1967; 1969-1970
5/31
Spokane County Institute:
Minutes
1971 October 20-1978 May 26
5/32
Spokane County Institute:
Program
1946-1947
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W.C.T.U., Washington
State
Box/Folder
5/34
Report Forms
5/35
Treasurer’s Annual
Report
1980-1983
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Box/Folder
5/36
Bank Statements
1979 September 26-1983 August 18
5/37
Biography of Frances E.
Willard
5/38
Correspondence
1971 July 14-1982 October 27
5/39
Court Watch Report
Form
5/40
Donations
1950 June 18-1982 December 31
5/41
Dues Notice
1980-1981
5/42
Membership
1981-1982
5/43
Minutes
1975 May 8-1982 December 2
5/44
Newspaper Clippings
1978 July 1
5/45
Obituary of Lucy
Switzer
1844-1922 June
5/46
Programs
1979-1981
5/47
Program Highlights
1979-1980
5/48
Savings Account Pass
Book
1978 December 27-1980 June 26
5/49
Scrapbook
1955-1980
5/50
Treasurer’s Book
1920 August-1939 July 20
5/51
Treasurer’s Book
1939 August-1958 August 13
5/52
Treasurer’s Book
1959 August-1974 August 22
5/53
Treasurer’s Book
1974-1980
5/54
Treasurer’s Correspondence and
reports
1981 May 5-1984 August 22
5/55
Membership Directory
(Yakima)
1981-1982
5/55a
Yakima-Fruitvale Union:
Certificate, Million Dollar Fund
1938 July 6
5/56
W.C.T.U., World: 19th Convention
Report
1947 June 5-10
5/57
W.C.T.U., World: 20th and 21st
Convention
1950 June 3-10
5/57
W.C.T.U., World: 20th and 21st
Convention
1953 June 3-9
5/58
W.C.T.U., World: Continental
Convention Place Mat
1983
5/59
W.C.T.U., World:
Bulletins
1971 June-1985 March
5/60
W.C.T.U., Yakima-Benton County:
Convention
1983 April 11
5/61
City of Yakima:
Proclamations
1979
5/61
City of Yakima:
Proclamations
1981
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Vanguard Union (Yakima,
WA)
Box/Folder
5/62
Bank Statements
1976-1977
5/62
Bank Statements
1985-1986
5/63
Certificates and
Awards
5/64
Membership Lists and
Certificates
1978-1981
5/65
Minutes
1957-1958
5/66
Newspaper Clipping
1977 April 16
5/67
Pennant and
Miscellaneous
1952-1953
5/68
Proclamation: City of Walla
Walla
1952-1953
5/69
Reports
1952-1953
5/69
Reports
undated
5/70
Treasurer’s Record
Book
1967-1977
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Subjects
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Online
Computer Library Center (OCLC) WorldCat database. Researchers desiring
materials about related topics, persons, or places should search WorldCat using
these headings.
Personal Names :
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. East Washington
Chapter--Archives
Geographical Names :
Spokane (Wash.)--Social problems--Alcoholism
Spokane (Wash.)--Societies, etc.--Temperance
Spokane County (Wash.)--Social problems--Alcoholism
Spokane County (Wash.)--Societies, etc.--Temperance
Washington (State)--Congresses and conventions
Washington (State)--Social problems--Alcoholism
Washington (State)--Societies, etc.--Temperance
Yakima (Wash.)--Social problems--Alcoholism
Yakima (Wash.)--Societies, etc.--Temperance
Subject Terms :
Alcoholism--United States
Congresses
and conventions--Washington (State)
Drug
abuse--United States
Smoking--United States
Temperance--Societies, etc.
Temperance--United States
Temperance--Washington (State)
Women--United
States--Societies and clubs
Women--Washington (State)--Societies and clubs
Form or Genre Terms :
Programs
Scrapbooks
Other Creators :
Frances E. Willard Union (Spokane County, Wash.)
Frances E. Willard Union (Yakima, Wash.)
Margaret B. Platt Union (Spokane County, Wash.)
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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