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Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Travel-Agent application by Bender
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
July 17, 1931: A filled-out application for a “sub-agency” at Goshen College of Hamburg-American Line.
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
A Kay Berger writing from Los Angeles in 1930 gave a long description of attending a Billy Sunday meeting at "the Bible Institute" [BIOLA?] and of liking the event very much, including the "fluent" sermon on atonement
Berger, Kay
Bender to Burkholder, October 7, 1920
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
18 hand-written pages on the Young People's Conference movement evidently in response to a questionnaire YPC executives (Bender being executive committee chair) had sent out. Bender wrote: YPC leaders were trying to upbuild the church; appreciating Burkholder's tone; YPC did not want to compete with other church organizations for youths' participation; evidence of marginal young people becoming more loyal to the church; etc etc. At one point Bender turned the tables and asked what young people in Ontario were doing by way of mission, etc. Bender admitted that the YPC was too dominated by Goshen people. Mention of N. O. Blosser and J. B. Shank and Jesse Smucker as speakers (Smucker's "address ... certainly was a clear, sound testimony with theemphasis on inspiration, atonement, the cross etc." [cf. fundamentalism or at least orthodoxy]. Remarks about attire, and too-easy "familiarity of the sexes" and a "sprit of entertainment." The question of authority. (Note: the letter has some lines marked through with pencil, as if it were not the final draft; moreover, there is one page here of what appears to be carbon of a typed copy; and yes, there is a 6 pp, typed, single-spaced carbon version of the letter here.)
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Letters are about local or regional history matters, and in 1929-1930 about what apparently was evidently about credit he was earning from Goshen College for historical study by correspondence.
Bender to Byron Yake, May 17, 1961
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Memorandum, Bender to Byron Yake, May 17, 1961: a full-page, rather stiff reprimand for wrong facts and tone, re ’YOUR OPINION SHEET ON BULLETIN BOARD”.
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Attached list of German born refugees living in Kuldja, Chinese East Turkestan, China. [in German].
B. H. Unruh to Mennonite Central Committee
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
“Interim Report” re financial settlements. [two page report in German].
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
[two handwritten copies in German].
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Postcard, Fritz Blanke to H. S. Bender, April 25, 1948 about a sminar with the theme "Reformation and Alcoholism" Description and questions about materials for Anabaptists on this theme, specifically how Anabaptists deal with alcoholism in relation to John 16.
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
[in German].
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
Shipping rates to transport the refugees from Harbin. Total costs, terms of payments and installments and an extract from the report of the work of the meeting of October 27. [extract in French].
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
[in German].
Peter Klassen to Director, Hanseatic Colonization Society
Part of Harold Stauffer Bender Papers
[in German].