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Tillie Yoder Nauraine Papers

  • US MCUSAA HM1/318
  • Collection
  • 1947-2008

The richest materials in the collection are Tillie Yoder Nauraine's writings, including poetry, essays, articles, diaries, and an autobiography.  In them, she documents her personal experiences, domestic life, professional interests, travels, relationships with family members, and her religious beliefs.  She writes openly about her abuse as a child and her difficult marriage. 

Also of particular note is a scrapbook of photographs of her family and her work at Camp Ebenezer and the Peurto Rican home for boys.

Other material in the collection includes incoming personal correspondence, information about her doll shop and patterns,  and photos of her hand-made dolls.

Nauraine, Tillie Yoder, 1920-2010

Children examine contents of Christmas Bundles, Taipei Blind Children's School, Taiwan

Children examine the contents of their Christmas Bundles, Taipei Blind Children’s School, Taiwan. Original label: “Nimble fingers quickly explore the contents of each gift, feeling the cloth, and even comparing the soap by smelling.”

Mennonite Central Committee...

Distribution of Christmas Bundles, Taiwan

Distribution of Christmas Bundles to children from an orphanage, Taiwan. Two of the adults are likely June Graber (second from left) and Glen Graber (second from right). Perhaps the same location as photo 16 (compare windowpanes). 1961 label: “Christmas Bundle distribution to children at Christmas time. 981 bundles were sent to Formosa for Christmas 1960” Handwritten: “CCF orphanage”

Graber, Glen D., 1920-2009

Two girls smile holding Christmas Bundles, Taiwan

Two girls smile holding their Christmas bundles, Taiwan. A boy peers at the camera from behind them. 1959 label: “Taiwan - Christmas, 1958 / Any doubt that Christmas bundles bring joy? Just look at these happy Taiwan youngsters. Although MCC no longer administers the Taiwan program, it continues to send Christmas bundles to the orphans—760 bundles were sent in 1958. MCC also supplies one worker, Roy Habecker, (Washington Boro, Pa.), to assist in mobile clinic work. [Stamp on label: Mar 9 1959]”

Mennonite Central Committee...

Doctor examines a child's eyes, Taiwan

A medical worker from the Mobile Eye Clinic examines a child’s eyes, Taiwan. The back of the Mobile Eye Clinic truck and a table full of medical implements fill much of the frame. Original label: “Well trained native doctors and nurses also take part in the program of systematically examining all the school children’s eyes and giving treatment. The children are also given medicine to take home and continue the treatment. Thus the American Foundation for Overseas Blind gives out help that is far-reaching, reaching into humble homes in lonely places of the world where little children need help to prevent blindness.”

Mennonite Central Committee...

Children in line for treatment, Mobile Eye Clinic, Taiwan

Children stand in line to be treated by the Mobile Eye Clinic in Taiwan. The Mobile Clinic workers sit and stand around three tables set up in front of the Mobile Clinic truck. Trees and a wooden roof can be seen behind the truck, and a mountain is in the background. Original label: “The Mobile Eye Clinic provided by the American Foundation for Overseas Blind at work in Ekadosan, a village on the East Coast of Formosa. In the school there of two hundred children, eighty percent were found to have trachoma. The school children line up and the doctor examines them, and their treatment is given to them by the nurses.”

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