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H. S. Bender to Paul Peachey, January 12, 1955 [Peachey at Eastern Mennonite College]: as [Goshen College’s?] YPCA [Young People’s Christian Association] was inviting you as speaker at Nonconformity Week March 23-25, inviting you to give the address to Mennonite Historical Society that never got arranged. // From Paul Schowalter, Bender had received copy of Schowalter’s January 3 letter [not extant here] to you; Bender suggested manner of payment, with some comment. •
REPLY, Paul Peachey to H. S. Bender, January 15, 1955 [from Eastern Mennonite College]: sending copy of his reply to Schowalter [ATTACHED]; grateful for your response; was accepting the YPCA request, and if you wished, the MHS one also. // About a recent statement by Edward Carnell--Peachey writing, “...I believe on the inadequate social ethic of fundamentalism” [this apparently a PPC matter]. •
ATTACHED, Copy of Paul Peachey to Pfarrer Paul Schowalter, January 15, 1955 [from Eastern Mennonite College; to Weierhof, Germany]: in German. Thanks for your report of January 3; again about covering costs of publishing dissertation; mention Brother Schneider [surely printer Heinrich Schneider]; mention volume II and III of something; cc H. S. Bender.

Harold J. Grimm to H. S. Bender, January 16, 1951: for the librarian at Ohio State University, wished to know which volumes of Mennonitisches Lexikon were still available and “the cost of Lydia Müller’s [Lydia Mueller] volume of Anabaptist sources; had Albert Hyma been in touch regarding articles “for the New Schaff-Herzog”?.

H. S. Bender to Franklin H. Littell, January 16, 1951 [Littell in Germany]: about a Wolfgang Schulz who wished to be an exchange student at Goshen College next year; he was interested in agriculture, not as a farmer but a specialist; son of a Mennonite minister and architect in Berlin; U.S. government would require him to return to Germany; H. S. Bender asked a number of questions about the possibility; cc Paul Peachey. •
REPLY, Franklin H. Littell to H. S. Bender, January 31, 1951: was turning the Schulz case over to another official.

Regarding Jeannette M. Leek--Curtis Anderson (Assistant Director of Oberlin College) to Bender, August 19, 1939: at Leek’s request, sending her “confidential credentials”--documents including references, are attached.