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Elizabeth A. Vance: A Register To Her Collection
This collection of papers relates the long and successful career of Elizabeth A. Vance in local, state and national Democratic Party politics. It is more than a personal history of Mrs. Vance’s political activities, however. It is also a chapter in the history of the Democratic Party in Weber County and the state of Utah since World War II.
Elizabeth and Donnell Stewart Collection
This collection was gifted to Weber State University Special Collections in 1999 by the Stewart Family following the death of Elizabeth in 1996. The collection contains most memorabilia items from Donnell and Elizabeth such as certificates, plaques, and scrapbooks. Four family albums were disassembled to preserve the photographs but are groups together by subject.
Elizabeth Kelley Photograph Collection
Photographs of Elizabeth Kelley of Springville and Ogden, Utah. Black and white, various sizes, c.a. 1890-1900. One photograph depicts Elizabeth with two younger people. Collection includes a household record for the Joseph Kelley family, obtained from the internet at familysearch.org.
Elizabeth Shafter Collection
This collection contains two greeting cards which were printed in the early 1900s. Donated by
Elizabeth Shafter, 1979.
Elmer Reunion Invitation
Invitation from the Elmer Family Reunion Committee addressed to Mrs. E.
Kelley, requesting her presence at the Elmer Reunion on July 22, 1929, at Lorin Farr Park in
Ogden, Utah. Invitation is dated July 15, 1929.
Emerson Douglas Historical Cartoons Collection
A collection of cartoons ranging from the 1920s, World War II and the 1980s.
Emma Stander Correspondence
Three letters from Emma Stander of Bear River City, Utah, to her sister Anna in
Ogden, Utah, and her brother, Isaac. Letters are dated July 25, 1892, November 11, 1896, and
one is undated, Letters are reports of events in Bear River City and family matters.
Enable Utah
This is a collection of the efforts that a community put forth in order to assist the mentally disabled children that live within their community. It includes the struggles and efforts that the parents, teachers and students have encountered over the years in order to achieve their goals. This project has evolved into the Enabled Industries, Inc. that exist today.