Scope and Contents This collection is composed of material from the personal collection of Mrs. Hazel Brown Morton and her husband Mr. Sidney Morton ranging from 1863-1972. The Morton’s lived in Jackson, Michigan.Hazel’s daily diaries concerned topics such as local weather, social activities, meals she cooked, family affairs, and current events. Hazel’s travel diary documented several trips her and Sidney went on from 1952-1958. This includes travels to McAllen, Texas to visit Hazel’s extended...

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The collection is composed of scrapbooks, photos, newspaper clippings, genealogical research and other items connected to the Chase Sebring families ranging from the early 1880’s- the late 1960’s. The collection is roughly one cubic foot in total size.

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This collection is composed of documents dealing with the Kalamazoo Russian Cultural Association from 1991-2009.

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Material related to the company stock such as outside reports and evaluations of the company stock, stock ledgers and lists of shareholders, and stock certificates from Upjohn and its subsidiaries.

The public stock offering of Upjohn in late 1958 is well covered in this series, especially by the Morgan Stanley Report and the Special Stockholders Meeting of November 21, 1958. For more material on Stock information, see "Reports to Shareholders".

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The collection is composed of 2 boxes filled with 21 folders of books, magazines, newspapers, brochures, correspondences, history, and other papers regarding the Checker Cab Company of Kalamazoo, Michigan from its start in 1921 to its bankruptcy in 2010.

Scope and Contents This collection is composed of items from the Whatsoever Free Bed Association of Kalamazoo from the years 1911 to 2012. Items include annual reports, minutes, membership lists, case books, and financial records. Most of this information is contained in hardbound books, spiral notebooks, or loose leaf paper. There are two folders of correspondence, which consists mainly of thank you cards from patients helped by Whatsoever Free Bed. A number of newspaper clippings and articles contain...