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Consists primarily of the "Shoreline" newsletter.

This series contains VHS recordings of Beulah Stauffer Hostetler's memorial service, as well as cassette tapes of some of her speeches.

This series contains primarily the business and personal correspondence of C. L. Graber, with some correspondence from Mina Roth Graber.

This series contains Mina Roth Graber's diaries, travelouges, and miscellaneous materials found in her diaries.

Assorted biographical, household, legal, and professional documents. Also includes collected information about the Elkhart Institute and Goshen College.

Forms, collected research materials and historical documents, and conrrespondence pertaining to Silas Hertzler's book, The Hertzler - Hartzler Family History, first published in 1952.  Researchers will note that the correspondence extends past Hertzler's death in 1975 because Hertzler's daughter, Charlotte, continued to receive and respond to genealogical correspondence.

This series contains reel-to-reel and audiocassette recordings of Ross Bender's sermons and lectures. A recording of a meeting concerning the merger of Mennonite Biblical Seminary and Goshen College Biblical Seminary is also included.

Orie O. Miller serced as the secretary (1925-1953) and later treasurer (1953-1965) of the Peace Problems Committee. HIs files include incoming and outgoing correspondence, manuscripts by Miller and others, clippings, and various conference reports

Graber served as treasurer of the Peace Problems Committee from 1940 to 1953. Materials document his work as treasurer, as well as his participation on the committee from 1927 forward.

In 1948 the Peace Problems Committee sponsored a series of weekend institutes on peace and nonresistance at Mennonite congregations in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Iowa. The summer peace team, consising of John A. Hostetler, Willard Hunsberger, and John Howard Yoder, received training from Mennonite Central Committee and remained in most congrgations' communities for several days to met with congregational leaders, provide information about the draft law, distribute peace literature, and lead workshops. The program expanded in 1949, and peace educators met with more congregations over a wider geographical area. Materials in the series include reports, correspondence, and peace literature developed for the program. Researchers will find some interesting reports regarding specific congregations' peace and nonresistance stances.

Files compiled by Guy F. Hershberger the preparation of his book, "The Mennonite Church in the Second World War.  Materials include the original draft census survey cards, analysis of the data returned in those cards, correspondence, clippings, and collected materials from various groups supporting conscientious objectors.

This series includes autobiographical and biographical essays about Christmas Carol Kauffman, an autobiography written by Kauffman's granddaughter, correspondence among Christmas Carol Kauffman, Nelson Kauffman, and Christmas Carol Kauffman's parents, and miscellaneous materials created or gathered in the course of family writing about Christmas Carol Kauffman's life.

This series primarily documents Sylvia Gross Bubalo's solo and group exhibitions. Also included in this series are her published works of art created for Mennonite Publishing House, some original sketches, and an inventory of her artwork, as well as artwork she possessed by Vladimir Bubalo and others . Researchers should note that the Mennonite Historical Library in Goshen, Ind. holds nearly all of Sylvia Gross Bubalo's paintings and maintains a file on each one.