Collection #

M 0741

William M. S. Myers
Papers, 1926–1995 (bulk 1940s, 1970–1995)

Collection Information

Biographical Sketch

Scope and Content Note

Series Contents

Cataloging Information

Processed by

Wilma L. Gibbs
5 June 2000
Revised 3 July 2002
Updated 9 March 2004

Manuscript and Visual Collections Department
William Henry Smith Memorial Library
Indiana Historical Society
450 West Ohio Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269

www.indianahistory.org

COLLECTION INFORMATION

VOLUME OF COLLECTION:	15 manuscript boxes
COLLECTION DATES:	1926–95 (bulk 1940s, 1970–1995)
PROVENANCE:	Marva Chubb, 196 Merriford Lane, Rosedale, IL 60172
RESTRICTIONS:	None
COPYRIGHT:
REPRODUCTION RIGHTS:	Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society.
ALTERNATE FORMATS:	None
RELATED HOLDINGS:	None
ACCESSION NUMBER:	1999.0550
NOTES:

William Moses Samuel “Red” Myers (22 November 1914–2 July 1995) was born in Greenville, South Carolina. The son of William M.S. Myers, Sr., and Laura Belle Johnson Myers, he moved to Indianapolis in 1920. He attended elementary and secondary school in Indianapolis, graduating from Crispus Attucks High School in 1932. He was a member of the National Honor Society and he graduated in the Upper Decile. Later Myers attended Indiana Central University (now University of Indianapolis) and the American Institute of Banking.

During his youth in Indianapolis, Myers worked as a drug store clerk at the Douglass Park Pharmacy; he was a stockroom assistant at the G. C. Murphy Company; and he worked as a truck driver and janitor for House Trailers, Inc. From 1934 to 1937, he worked as a laborer, in forestry, and as an office clerk and senior foreman with the Civilian Conservation Corps, an emergency unemployment relief program designed to give jobless persons work on projects that preserved and restored natural resources. It was geared toward young men, ages seventeen to twenty-three. Myers enrolled with the CCC at Ft. Knox, Kentucky. His first assignment was in Corydon, Indiana. During most of his tenure with the CCC, he was in Company 517, first assigned to Corydon and then to the Harrison County State Forest. The Corps rebuilt many state and national forests and parks. It suppressed forest fires, planted trees, and completed and maintained roads and trails.

While at Corydon, Myers was the leader of A Barracks. He was also a member of a singing quartet that made appearances in southern and central Indiana. Other quartet members included Frank Wilson, William Maynard, and William Moore. Myers worked as an office clerk and senior foreman at Corydon before moving to Fort Benjamin Harrison, his last assignment, where he was a senior foreman at Company 3550. In 1937, he was discharged from the CCC at the expiration of his term of enrollment.

Around 1950, Company 517 began having annual reunions at the Jay County Fairgrounds in Portland, Indiana. Alumni and their families were invited to attend. William M.S. Myers was instrumental in publicizing the reunions. He sent out notices to local newspapers, as well as letters to alumni.

Myers married Erma Helen Adams on 15 November 1935. Six children were born to this union. They were Ruth Elizabeth Myers (18 May 1937; passed at two-days-old), William (25 February 1939–), Marva Marie (27 November 1945–), Claud Wesley (8 July 1949–), Michael Edgar (31 July 1953–), and Gloria Jean (26 January 1958–). The family resided on the north side of Indianapolis. All of the surviving children attended the Indianapolis Public Schools and Indiana institutions of higher learning.

William M. S. Myers volunteered to serve in the Indiana State Guard in 1941. In preparation for the State Guard, Myers completed the Fifth Service Command School at Fort Knox, Kentucky. He served in the State Guard and concurrently worked as a surgical ward attendant at Fort Benjamin Harrison Hospital and later as a fireman with the Indianapolis Fire Department. Upon deactivation from the State Guard in 1947, Myers was a captain and commander of the Second Separate Company, Third Infantry in Indianapolis.

From 1942 to 1968, Myers worked with the Indianapolis Fire Department. Most of his time with the Fire Department, he was an engine chauffeur, operating the fire engine and fire pumps. He was stationed at Firehouse 1 for 20 years and Firehouse 22 for six years. The American Red Cross honored him for his work during the 31 October 1963 explosion disaster at the Indianapolis Coliseum.

In 1968 William M.S. Myers began employment as a teller with the Indiana National Bank. Later he worked as an instructor in the Teller Training School, as a supervisor of the Mail, Messenger and Inserter Services Department, and as a property management counselor in the Real Estate Department of the Trust Division. He was a licensed real estate broker. Previously, from 1955 to 1970, he owned Myers Real Estate Company.

Myers was a Republican ward and precinct committeeman and a state organizer for young Republicans. He was appointed to the Marion County Tax Adjustment Board.

Myers was elected to the Indianapolis School Board in May 1972. He was elected on a slate of the Committee for Neighborhood Schools.

William M.S. Myers was a member of the Northside New Era Baptist Church. He was very active in the church. A trustee and the church treasurer, he regularly served as the financial officer for Men's Day. He was also director of Religious Education.

Myers was a member of several career-related organizations including the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors, Indiana State Real Estate Association, Indiana Firefighters Association, Indianapolis Local-Indiana Firefighters Association, and the Indianapolis Retired Firefighters Club. He was on the board of directors of numerous civic organizations including Citizens Forum; Greater Indianapolis Information, Inc.; Marion County Cancer Society, Inc.; Indiana Cancer Society, Inc.; Senior Enterprises, Inc.; and the United Cancer Council. Myers was on the Legislative Committee of the Indiana School Boards Association and he was a life member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. He served as president of the Downtown Optimist Club (Indianapolis) and the Little Red Door, an agency of the Marion County Cancer Society, Inc.

A member of two fraternal organizations, Myers was a 32^nd degree Mason. He was a member of the Constantine Consistory No. 25, Valley of Indianapolis. He was also a member of the Southern Cross Lodge No. 39 of the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge, F & AM.

During the late 1970s, Myers was a delegate to the Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries (August 1978), the White House Conference on Library and Information Services (November 1979), and the White House Conference on Libraries and Literacy (April 1979). He was also a delegate to the 1992 White House Conference on Library and Information Services.

William M.S. Myers received many awards. When he retired from Indiana National Bank in 1978, Indianapolis Mayor William Hudnut declared 23 June 1978 William M.S. Myers day. In 1982, he was honored with the Service to Mankind award from the Broadripple Sertoma Club. The Little Red Door bestowed a Recognition Award upon Myers in 1991.

Myers was entombed at the Crown Hill Cemetery on 7 July 1995.

Sources:
Materials in the collection.

Robert Fechner, “Civilian Conservation Corps,” in James Truslow Adams (general editor), Dictionary of American History, New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1940, Volume I, page 393.

William M.S. Myers obituaries in the Indianapolis News, 5 July 1995, page E4
Indianapolis Star, 6 July 1995, page B6.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The collection contains a wealth of biographical information about William M. S. Myers. There are 15 manuscript boxes. Box 1 contains materials pertaining to Myers and many of his family members. In grade school, Myers served as a traffic guard (accident prevention officer). A certificate dated 15 June 1928 (Box 1, Folder 3), one of the oldest items in the collection, commemorates his service. There are folders that relate to the celebration of the 50^th anniversary of Myers’ grade school graduation from Indianapolis Public Schools #26 in 1978 and his golden wedding anniversary in 1985. There are three personal scrapbooks in the collection. A general personal scrapbook that has several divisions (personal profile, military days, education, employment, children, memberships, writings, and awards, etc.) is contained in Box 1, Folders 20–33. It is dated from 1935–1994 and has been retained in its original order. Correspondence (1950–1990, n.d.) is in Box 1, Folders 35–40. Myers was a member of numerous civic, social, and religious organizations. He maintained several card files of contacts. Those files are in Box 2. Myers was in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) from 1934 to 1937. Box 3 contains a CCC scrapbook. A copy of Myers’ 1937 discharge, a handwritten history of CCC Company 517, and photographs from post-1950 CCC reunions are contained in the scrapbook. There is also a scrapbook that includes poems by Myers (including a dedicatory poem to Company 517), membership cards, photographs of family and friends, news clippings, and a 1932 Crispus Attucks High School commencement program in Box 3.

More information about Myers’ service with the CCC can be found in Box 4. Myers served in the Indiana State Guard from 1941–47. Correspondence, appointment certificates, and his discharge form are in Box 4, folders 5–7. Box 4 also contains many materials that demonstrate Myers’ activeness in the community. There are business and membership cards, copies of his speeches, letters to the editor, certificates and awards, programs (some list Myers as a speaker for the event), and news clippings.

William M. S. Myers wrote many poems. "Complete Poems of William M.S. Myers," an unpublished manuscript is in box 4, folder 13. Some of his poetry was published in anthologies in 1935 (Modern American Poetry) and 1936 (American States Anthology). The published works are stored in Printed Collections.

Myers worked as a fireman with the Indianapolis Fire Department from 1942 to 1968. He was employed by the Indiana National Bank from 1968 to 1978. Box 5, Folders 1–16, contain information about his tenure with these two entities. Elected to a four-year term on the Indianapolis Public Schools Board in 1974, Myers was a vocal member of the body. In addition to attending and participating in Board meetings, he spoke at dedications, groundbreaking ceremonies, and graduations. His speeches, statements on school issues, and correspondence, along with other Indianapolis Public School materials are in box 5, folders 17–48.

Myers was very involved with several civic organizations, serving on the boards of Community Action Against Poverty; Downtown Optimist Club, Inc.; Greater Indianapolis Information, Inc.; the Little Red Door; Senior Enterprises, Inc.; and the United Cancer Council, Inc. Most folders pertaining to his organizational affiliations are arranged alphabetically within the collection. The exceptions follow. Myers volunteered with the Indianapolis Senior Citizens’ Center, Inc.; and Senior Enterprises, Inc. In 1992, these two organizations merged. Materials related to the merger are arranged between the folders that pertain to the two organizations, with all materials in boxes 6 and 7. Myers was active with Indiana libraries. He was a member of the Indiana Library Association/Indiana Library Trustee Association, Indiana State Library Advisory Committee, Indiana Governor’s Conference on Library and Information Services, and the White House Conference on Library and Information Services. All library-related materials are grouped under the broad subject heading “libraries,” and are in boxes 7–8. Myers was a 32^nd degree Mason. There are collection materials that relate to the Constantine Consistory No. 25 and the Southern Cross Lodge, No. 39. All relevant folders are grouped under Masonic Lodge in box 12, folders 1–15.

Materials that pertain to a real estate company owned by Myers and his wife Erma are in box 12, folders 17–23. Myers was a trustee and treasurer for his church.

Boxes 12–14 contain materials that pertain to the Northside New Era Baptist Church. The church was the result of a 1935 merger of two Indianapolis Baptist congregations, Northside and New Era churches. The collection contains materials that relate to the merger, building funds, church organization and structure, church programs and bulletins, and financial records.

Myers collected materials related to a wide range of topics. Many of his local news clippings have been interfiled in the Black History Program vertical files. Folders that contain topical information are arranged alphabetically in boxes 14 and 15. Some of the topics include: homelessness, religion, civil rights, and political activities. Myers also collected many obituary programs. The programs are in box 15, folders 2–3.

series CONTENTS

Series 1: Biographical

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Biographical Sketch, 1968–87	Box 1, Folder 1
Biographical Notes, n.d.	Box 1, Folder 2
City of Indianapolis, Accident Prevention Officer, School #26, 1927	Box 1, Folder 3
William M.S. Myers	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 1
William M.S. Myers (color)	Visual Collections: Color Photographs, Folder 1
William M.S. Myers, et al.	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 2
50^th Wedding Anniversary, 1985	Box 1, Folder 4
School #26, 50^th Class Reunion, 1978	Box 1, Folder 5
School #26, Class Reunion Receipts, 1978	Box 1, Folder 6
School #26 Class Reunion, 1978	Visual Collections: Color Photographs, Folder 2
Indiana National Bank Retirement Dinner, 1978	Box 1, Folder 7

Series 2: Family

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
William and Erma Myers	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 3
William and Erma Myers (color)	Visual Collections: Color Photographs, Folder 3
Erma Myers, 1950–92	Box 1, Folder 8
Ruth Elizabeth Myers (Birth Certificate, 1937)	Box 1, Folder 9
Marva Chubb, 1984–89	Box 1, Folder 10
Claud Wesley Myers, 1986–87	Box 1, Folder 11
Michael Edgar Myers, 1981–88	Box 1, Folder 12
Michael Edgar Myers	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 4
Myers Grandchildren, 1987–89, n.d.	Box 1, Folder 13
Myers Family Members	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 5
Myers Family Members	Box 1, Folder 14

Series 3: Scrapbooks

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Scrapbook: Biographical Information, 1937–76	Box 1, Folder 15
Scrapbook: Personal Profile, 1975–91	Box 1, Folder 16
Scrapbook: Military Days, 1936–47	Box 1, Folder 17
Scrapbook: Education, 1935–74	Box 1, Folder 18
Scrapbook: Employment, 1935–73	Box 1, Folder 19
Scrapbook: Children, 1970–74	Box 1, Folder 20
Scrapbook: Community Services, 1971–78, n.d.	Box 1, Folder 21
Scrapbook: School #26, 9^th Reunion, 1984	Box 1, Folder 22
Scrapbook: Census, 1980	Box 1, Folder 23
Scrapbook: The Imperial Council, 1926	Box 1, Folder 24
Scrapbook: Writings, Speeches, etc., 1936–84	Box 1, Folder 25
Scrapbook: Awards, Honors and Recommendations, 1945–77, n.d.	Box 1, Folder 26
Scrapbook: Letters of Commendation, 1953–78	Box 1, Folder 27
Scrapbook: Memberships, 1976, n.d.; Miscellaneous, 1933–69 (Includes Civil Service Commission File)	Box 1, Folder 28

Series 4: Correspondence

CONTENST	CONTAINER
Correspondence, 1950s	Box 1, Folder 29
Correspondence, 1960s	Box 1, Folder 30
Correspondence, 1970s	Box 1, Folder 31
Correspondence, 1980s	Box 1, Folder 32
Correspondence, 1990s	Box 1, Folder 33
Correspondence, n.d.	Box 1, Folder34
Correspondence, Political Activities, 1975–91, n.d.	Box 1, Folder 35

Series 5: Card Files of Contacts

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Card Files of Contacts	Box 2

Series 6: Scrapbooks

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Civilian Conservation Corps (Includes history of CCC and photos of the barracks)	Box 3, Folder 1
General (Includes photos and Crispus Attucks High School graduation program)	Box 3, Folder 2

Series 7: Civilian Conservation Corps

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Civilian Conservation Corps, Certificate of Discharge, 1937	Box 4, Folder 1
Civilian Conservation Corps, Reunion Correspondence	Box 4, Folder 2
Civilian Conservation Corps, National Association of CCC Alumni Journal, 1985	Box 4, Folder 3

Series 8: Indiana State Guard

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
United States Army Signal Corps	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 6
Indiana State Guard, Correspondence, 1946–47	Box 4, Folder 4
Indiana State Guard, Appointment Certificates and Orders, 1941–47	Box 4, Folder 5
Indiana State Guard, Honorable Discharge, 1943	Box 4, Folder 6

Series 9: Business Related Information

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Business Cards and Memberships	Box 4, Folder 7
Speeches, 1974–78, n.d.	Box 4, Folder 8
Letters to the Editor	Box 4, Folder 9
Certificates and Awards, 1977–91, n.d.	Box 4, Folder 10

Series 10: Poetry

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Poems, 1937, n.d.	Box 4, Folder 11
Complete Poems of William M.S. Myers	Box 4, Folder 12
Anthologies that include William M.S. Myers poems: Modern American Poetry, 1935; American States Anthology, 1936	Printed Collections: in Conservation

Series 11: General Information

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Wedding Announcements, 1970–94	Box 4, Folder 13
Programs (list William M.S. Myers as speaker), 1977–88	Box 4, Folder 14
Programs, 1963–91, n.d.	Box 4, Folder 15
Newsclippings (include William M.S. Myers as subject)	Box 4, Folder 16

Series 12: Organizations

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Boy Scouts of America, 1983	Box 4, Folder 17
Citizens Forum, Inc., By-Laws and Policies	Box 4, Folder 18
Citizens Forum, Inc., Correspondence, 1980–88	Box 4, Folder 19
Citizens Forum, Inc., Recognition Banquets	Box 4, Folder 20
Citizens Forum, Inc., Flyers	Box 4, Folder 21
Citizens Forum, Inc., Newsletters, 1977–83	Box 4, Folder 22
Citizens Forum, Inc., Civic Communiqué [1974]	Box 4, Folder 23
Citizens Forum, Inc., News clippings, 1974–80	Box 4, Folder 24
Community Action Against Poverty, Certificate of Appointment, 1984	Box 4, Folder 25
Community Action Against Poverty, Correspondence, 1983–86	Box 4, Folder 26
Community Action Against Poverty, Board of Directors, 1983–86	Box 4, Folder 27
Community Action Against Poverty, Service Brochure	Box 4, Folder 28
Community Action Against Poverty, Personnel Policies and Practices, 1985	Box 4, Folder 29
Community Action Against Poverty, Financial Reports, 1982–84	Box 4, Folder 30
Community Service Council of Metropolitan Indianapolis, Inc., 1984	Box 4, Folder 31
Eastern Star	Box 4, Folder 32
Federation of Associated Clubs Directory, 1946–47	Box 4, Folder 33
Greater Indianapolis Information, Inc.	Box 4, Folder 34
Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee, Human Relations Task Force	Box 4, Folder 35
Indiana Department of Human Services, Policy Advisory Committee, Correspondence, 1987, n.d.	Box 4, Folder 36
Indiana Department of Human Services, Meeting Minutes and Notes, 1987	Box 4, Folder 37
Indiana Department of Human Services, Meeting Minutes and Notes, 1988	Box 4, Folder 38
Indiana Department of Human Services, The Commodities Program, n.d.	Box 4, Folder 39
Indiana Department of Human Services, Weatherization Progress Report,	Box 4, Folder 40
Indiana Department of Human Services, Hoosier Initiative 21	Box 4, Folder 41
Indiana Department of Human Services, Homeless Survey, 1987	Box 4, Folder 42
Indiana National Bank, Correspondence, 1970–86	Box 5, Folder 1
Indiana National Bank, Training Manuals, 1969–70	Box 5, Folder 2
Indiana National Bank, "President's 100% Sales Club," 1968–69	Box 5, Folder 3
Indiana National Bank, Teller articles that include William M.S. Myers	Box 5, Folder 4
Indiana National Bank, Real Estate Department, 1973–78	Box 5, Folder 5
Indiana National Bank, Trust Update, 1978	Box 5, Folder 6
Indiana National Bank building at 3 Virginia Avenue, Indianapolis	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 7
Indianapolis Fire Department, Fire Station #1	Box 5, Folder 7
Indianapolis Fire Department, Merit Board Nomination Form, 1988	Box 5, Folder 8
Indianapolis Fire Department, Correspondence, 1979–89	Box 5, Folder 9
Indianapolis Fire Department, Greater Indianapolis Federal Credit Union, 1992–93	Box 5, Folder 10
Indianapolis Fire Department, Retired Firefighters Club, 1979	Box 5, Folder 11
Indianapolis Fire Department, Retired Firefighters Roster, 1993	Box 5, Folder 12
Indianapolis Fire Department, Retired Firefighters Newsletter, 1990–91	Box 5, Folder 13
Indianapolis Fire Department History, 1983–93	Printed Collections: TH9505. A1 15 1993
Indianapolis Public Schools Board, Oath of Office, 1972	Box 5, Folder 14
Indianapolis Public Schools Board, Certificate of Election, 1 July 1974	Box 5, Folder 15
Indianapolis Public Schools Board, Orientation Session for Board, 1976	Box 5, Folder 16
Indianapolis Public Schools, Announcement for Candidacy, 1980	Box 5, Folder 17
Indianapolis Public Schools, Correspondence, 1973–94, n.d.	Box 5, Folder 18
Indianapolis Public Schools, Statements on School Issues	Box 5, Folder 19
Indianapolis Public SchoolsSpeeches, 1972–83	Box 5, Folder 20
Indianapolis Public Schools, Dedication and Groundbreaking Ceremonies, 1974–77	Box 5, Folder 21
Indianapolis Public Schools, Ceremonies	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 8
Indianapolis Public Schools, Ceremonies (color)	Visual Collections: Color Photographs, Folder 4
Indianapolis Public Schools, Graduations and other Programs, 1975–86	Box 5, Folder 22
Indianapolis Public Schools, Brochures and Programs, 1973–90, n.d.	Box 5, Folder 23
Indianapolis Public Schools, Handbook, 1977–78	Box 5, Folder 24
Indianapolis Public Schools, Desegregation, 1976–77	Box 5, Folder 25
Indianapolis Public Schools, Affirmative Action Plan, n.d.	Box 5, Folder 26
Indianapolis Public Schools, General Education Diploma (GED) Testing	Box 5, Folder 27
Indianapolis Public Schools, Indianapolis Growth Policy, 1978	Box 5, Folder 28
Indianapolis Public Schools, Quips (newsletter), 1976	Box 5, Folder 29
Indianapolis Public Schools, Textbook Rental Procedure for grades K–8	Box 5, Folder 30
Indianapolis Public Schools, Employee Information, 1976	Box 5, Folder 31
Indianapolis Public Schools, North Central Association Evaluation Teams, 1972–77	Box 5, Folder 32
Indianapolis Public Schools, Shortridge High School, 1977	Box 5, Folder 33
Indianapolis Public Schools, Crispus Attucks High School, Principal, Earl Donaldson	Box 5, Folder 34
Indianapolis Public Schools, Arlington High School, Principal, Robert M. Turner	Box 5, Folder 35
Indianapolis Public Schools, Heritage Festival	Box 5, Folder 36
Indianapolis Public Schools, Government Classes, UNIGOV, 1977	Box 5, Folder 37
Indianapolis Public Schools, Report of Bicentennial Activities, 1976	Box 5, Folder 38
Indianapolis Public Schools, Reading Labs, 1977	Box 5, Folder 39
Indianapolis Public Schools, Architectural Commissions, 1996	Box 5, Folder 40
Indianapolis Public Schools, IPS Info (newsletter for board members)	Box 5, Folder 41
Indianapolis Public Schools, News clippings, 1972–94, n.d.	Box 5, Folder 42
Indianapolis Public Schools, Indianapolis Education Association	Box 5, Folder 43
Indianapolis Public Schools, Union Concerns, 1977, n.d.	Box 5, Folder 44
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., 20^th Anniversary, 1982	Box 6, Folder 1
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Board of Directors, 1989–93, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 2
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., General Information, 1990, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 3
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Program Committee, 1990, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 4
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., By-Laws, 1991	Box 6, Folder 5
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Allocations Process, 1991	Box 6, Folder 6
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Fund Raising, 1991–92, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 7
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Budget, 1991–92	Box 6, Folder 8
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Correspondence, 1992	Box 6, Folder 9
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., News clippings, 1987–92	Box 6, Folder 10
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc., Newsletters, 1990–94	Box 6, Folder 11
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc. and Senior Enterprises, Inc., Resolution on Merger, 1992	Box 6, Folder 12
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc. and Senior Enterprises, Inc., Joint Boards, 1991	Box 6, Folder 13
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc. and Senior Enterprises, Inc., Combined Financial Statements, 1986–88	Box 6, Folder 14
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc. and Senior Enterprises, Inc., Offsite Conference, 1990	Box 6, Folder 15
Indianapolis Senior Citizens' Center, Inc. and Senior Enterprises, Inc., Offsite Conference, 1990	Box 6, Folder 16
Senior Enterprises, Inc., By-Laws, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 17
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Correspondence, 1979–92, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 18
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Board Meeting Minutes, 1979–82	Box 6, Folder 19
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Board Meeting Minutes, 1983–84	Box 6, Folder 20
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Board Meeting Minutes, 1985	Box 6, Folder 21
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Board Meeting Minutes, 1986	Box 6, Folder 22
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Board Meeting Minutes, 1987	Box 6, Folder 23
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Board Meeting Minutes, 1988–92, n.d.	Box 6, Folder 24
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Personnel Policies, 1980	Box 7, Folder 1
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Personnel Policies and Procedures, 1988	Box 7, Folder 2
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Budget, 1982–92	Box 7, Folder 3
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Fund Raising, 1985–92, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 4
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Government Programs for Senior Citizens	Box 7, Folder 5
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Indiana's Governor's Conference on Aging, 1982	Box 7, Folder 6
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Brochures	Box 7, Folder 7
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Senior Enterprises Says: 1979–82	Box 7, Folder 8
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Employment Service, 1989, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 9
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Indianapolis Network for Employment and Training, 1990–91, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 10
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Training Agreement, 1988–89	Box 7, Folder 11
Senior Enterprises, Inc., Long Range Plan, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 12
Senior Enterprises, Inc., News clippings, 1980–89, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 13
Indianapolis Urban Young Life, 1981–82	Box 7, Folder 14

Series 13: Libraries

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Libraries, Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services, 1978	Box 7, Folder 15
Libraries, Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Advisory Committee, 1980, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 16
Libraries, Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Meeting Notes, 1990	Box 7, Folder 17
Libraries, Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Correspondence, 1990–92, n.d.	Box 7, Folder 18
Libraries, Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Resolutions	Box 7, Folder 19
Libraries, Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 9
Libraries, Indiana Libraries, 1982–88	Box 7, Folder 20
Libraries, Indiana Library Association/Indiana Library Trustee Association, 1981–88	Box 7, Folder 21
Libraries, Indiana State Library Advisory Committee, 1983–89	Box 7, Folder 22
Libraries, News clippings, 1980–90	Box 7, Folder 23
Libraries, Wabash Valley Notes, 1988–92	Box 7, Folder 24
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Correspondence, 1979–84	Box 7, Folder 25
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Meeting Notes, 1979	Box 7, Folder 26
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1979 (1 of 3)	Box 7, Folder 27
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1979 (2 of 3)	Box 7, Folder 28
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1979 (3 of 3)	Box 7, Folder 29
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Report, 1980	Box 7, Folder 30
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Report to Congress, 1980	Box 7, Folder 31
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Indiana Delegates, 1979–92, n.d.	Box 8, Folder 1
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1983	Box 8, Folder 2
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1983	Box 8, Folder 3
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1983	Box 8, Folder 4
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1983	Box 8, Folder 5
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Scrapbook, 1983	Box 8, Folder 6
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, News Release, 1989	Box 8, Folder 7
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Discovery (newsletter of conference), 1990	Box 8, Folder 8
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Announcements, 1991	Box 8, Folder 9
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Issue Briefing Book, 1991 (1 of 4)	Box 8, Folder 10
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Issue Briefing Book, 1991 (2 of 4)	Box 8, Folder 11
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Issue Briefing Book, 1991 (3 of 4)	Box 8, Folder 12
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Issue Briefing Book, 1991 (4 of 4)	Box 8, Folder 13
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Indiana Delegates, 1991	Visual Collections: Photographs, Folder 10
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Indiana Delegates, 1991 (color)	Visual Collections: Color Photographs, Folder 5
Libraries, White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Update (newsletter of the task force)	Box 8, Folder 14

Series 14: Little Red Door (Marion County Cancer Society)

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Little Red Door, Correspondence, 1976–91, n.d.	Box 9, Folder 1
Little Red Door, Speech to Huntington County Cancer Society, 1980	Box 9, Folder 2
Little Red Door, Board of Directors, 1981–86	Box 9, Folder 3
Little Red Door, Committee Memberships, 1983–84	Box 9, Folder 4
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 14 March 1984	Box 9, Folder 5
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 23 May 1984	Box 9, Folder 6
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 19 September 1984	Box 9, Folder 7
Little Red Door, Grant Review Committee Notes, October 1984	Box 9, Folder 8
Little Red Door, Cancer Study Committee Report, 1984	Box 9, Folder 9
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 14 November 1984 (1 of 2)	Box 9, Folder 10
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 14 November 1984 (2 of 2)	Box 9, Folder 11
Little Red Door, Financial Report, 31 December 1984	Box 9, Folder 12
Little Red Door, Minority Volunteer Recognition Breakfast, 1984	Box 9, Folder 13
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 9 January 1985	Box 9, Folder 14
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 13 March 1985	Box 9, Folder 15
Little Red Door, Strategic Marketing Research, 10 May 1985	Box 9, Folder 16
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 15 May 1985 (1 of 3)	Box 10, Folder 1
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 15 May 1985 (2 of 3)	Box 10, Folder 2
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 15 May 1985 (3 of 3)	Box 10, Folder 3
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 18 September 1985 (1 of 6)	Box 10, Folder 4
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 18 September 1985 (2 of 6)	Box 10, Folder 5
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 18 September 1985 (3 of 6)	Box 10, Folder 6
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 18 September 1985 (4 of 6)	Box 10, Folder 7
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 18 September 1985 (5 of 6)	Box 10, Folder 8
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 18 September 1985 (6 of 6)	Box 10, Folder 9
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 13 November 1985 (1 of 3)	Box 10, Folder 10
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 13 November 1985 (2 of 3)	Box 10, Folder 11
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 13 November 1985 (3 of 3)	Box 10, Folder 12
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 30 December 1985	Box 10, Folder 13
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 8 January 1986 (1 of 2)	Box 11, Folder 1
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 8 January 1986 (2 of 2)	Box 11, Folder 2
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 12 March 1986 (1 of 3)	Box 11, Folder 3
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 12 March 1986 (2 of 3)	Box 11, Folder 4
Little Red Door, Board Meeting, 12 March 1986 (3 of 3)	Box 11, Folder 5
Little Red Door, Budget and Finance Committee, 1980–85	Box 11, Folder 6
Little Red Door, Patient Services Committee, 1984–88	Box 11, Folder 7
Little Red Door, Annual Meeting, 1988	Box 11, Folder 8
Little Red Door, Personnel, Office, and Property	Box 11, Folder 9
Little Red Door, Program Committee	Box 11, Folder 10
Little Red Door, Screening and Detection Committee	Box 11, Folder 11
Little Red Door, Volunteer Services Committee	Box 11, Folder 12
Little Red Door, Badge and Litterbag	Box 11, Folder 13
Little Red Door, Quarterly Bulletin, 1981–84	Box 11, Folder 14
Little Red Door, News clippings, 1983–91	Box 11, Folder 15

Series15: Organizations, Marion County

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Marion County Juvenile Center, Daffodil Luncheons	Box 11, Folder 16
Marion County Juvenile Justice System	Visual Collections: Color Photographs, Folder 6
Marion County Land Use Plan, 1965	Box 11, Folder 17
Marion County Land Use Plan, Industrial Zoning Ordinance, 1963	Box 11, Folder 18
Marion County Land Use Plan, Historical Growth and Development, 1961	Box 11, Folder 19
Marion County Land Use Plan, Department of Metropolitan Development, 1985	Box 11, Folder 20
Marion County Tax Adjustment Board, 1975–76	Box 11, Folder 21
Masonic Lodge, Masonic Hall Association Building (351 Indiana Avenue)	Box 12, Folder 1
Masonic Lodge, Constantine Consistory No. 25, Certificates, 1989–91	Box 12, Folder 2
Masonic Lodge, Constantine Consistory No. 25, Awards Banquet, 1989	Box 12, Folder 3