Box 31

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Lucinda O. Wanner Collection arrived at The Dirksen Center in no apparent order. After repeated sorting, the processing staff concluded that the best arrangement system would be based on the following series of documents and artifacts: Audiovisual, Certificates, Correspondence, Memorabilia, Miscellany, Personal, Photographs, and Reference. All the series except Memorabilia and Reference are arranged chronologically. The Memorabilia series consists of two boxes of loose artifacts and...

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Majority of the file consists of form letters from the United Republican Fund requesting donations or inviting Lucinda Wanner to fundraising dinners.

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Contains a pamphlet, a directory, and a dinner program.

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Contains a program from a fundraising dinner for Senator Everett Dirksen, two newsletters, and notes on a meeting.

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Contains materials from two Republican workers' kits prepared by the Lake County Republican Central Committee, a newsletter, a form letter, and printed material.

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Contains a printed description of the Constitution; a pamphlet about past presidents; a United States Government Printing Office publication on the function of American government; a Senate committee report on election of the president; a copy of S.J. Res. 31, a proposed amendment to the Constitution; and brochures about regulations for use of the flag and history of the flag.

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Contains a membership application, notes from two conferences sponsored by the Lincoln Republican Club, and a flyer.

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Consists of one brochure explaining the organizational structure, roles, and activities of the House Republican Conference.

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Consists of a pamphlet and a printed card explaining the work of the National Council of Republican Workshops and printed material from the Council's 1963 convention.

Scope and Contents Contains undated material on "Why I am a Republican;" 1954 material relating to the 8th biennial NFRW convention; 1955-1956 program material honoring Albert Woolson, in 1956 the oldest living member of the Grand Army of the Republic; 1955 text for a pamphlet "The Family of the Federation"; information on the Public Relations committee chaired by Lucinda Wanner in 1955; a text for a pamphlet issued in September 1955, "Toot Your Own Horn"; and material on a regional conference held in fall...