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Shelly’s papers contain very few personal or family materials. There are no photographs other than a few of Shelly in programs from events where he was a speaker. A handful of his notes and papers from college and graduate school remain. In addition to his sermon outlines and files from work with the Board of Education and Publication, Shelly compiled an extensive set of subject files on topics of interest to him. Most of the files contain only an article or clipping or two. A few have notes he compiled on these subjects from various sources. He used these files in both his teaching and preaching. Almost no materials (lecture notes or syllabi) relate to his classroom teaching at Bluffton College. However, some of his other activities at Bluffton are well documented, including arranging for field trips and field work for students, planning “special weeks” activities, and other correspondence for special events or programs.

Very extensive faculty files and files from the boards and committees on which she served, both Bethel College and broader church-related. Relatively little academic correspondence and even less personal correspondence.

In addition to the extensive information found in the hundreds of letters during Ozzie’s CPS service from 1943 through 1946, the papers also document his research, teaching and publications (although the actual teaching and administrative files at Bethel and North Illinois are quite limited). The collection does not contain significant materials related to his later work at the Kauffman Museum. The grants and projects from Rotary and Heifer International are well represented in the documentation as are various travels for these projects and numerous consulting assignments. He often kept a diary during many trips.

The collection also includes the papers of Goering’s father, Henry J. Goering. In addition to some family correspondence, poems, and a few other assorted personal papers, most notable are many ledgers documenting his farming and then carpentry businesses. As is often the case with ledgers during this period, the ledgers list every expenditure on anything and everything during the period covered by each ledger. The ledgers also indicate all income from selling cream, wheat, or other farm products. He also lists all expenses for seeds, and especially when doing construction, for all of the hours worked and wages paid to employees. So an intimate portrait of the financial side of his work is provided.

Notebook (record of weddings performed, etc.), diplomas, photos, printed matter, books, birthday book (Vergissmeinnicht), correspondence, C. E. Krehbiel diaries, other C. E. Krehbiel items, subject files, index book (to files or articles?), sermon index, diaries, sermons, reel-to-reel tapes, C. E. Witness periodical (from Grace church in Pennsylvania?), slides, 16mm film, audio cassette, biographical interview by Jim Juhnke

This item is a portrait of Heinrich J. Regehr taken from picture NP25-07-8.

Papers include travel journals and diaries for trips to Africa, Jerusalem, Michigan, China, Europe, Finland, Tahiti, India and other destinations, 1950-1988, and other engagement calendars; letters in German to Emma Ewy from her mother, ca. 1925-1935; letters from Martha Berger to Mrs. Amalia Ewy and Emma Ewy, ca. 1950-1955; photographs, color photographs, color slides, postcards; transcripts, diploma, teaching certificate, passports. Books, Arlington, KS high school yearbooks, Bibles, hymnals.