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federated in 1916; composition book of poetry by Mrs. Malcolm Robb—Theresa Smith Robbs;
and loose pages of poetry.
Cite as: Rosalie Balmer Smith Cale Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1829
Callahan, Mary V.
Scrapbook, 1911-1918. 1 folder; 1 volume
Mary V. Callahan was the daughter of Bartholomew and Katherine Murphy Callahan. She
attended Benton Public School and was a member of the Soldan High School graduating class of
January 1914. Mary played on the basketball team at Soldan, and later at Washington University.
Mary graduated from Washington University as a teacher, and in the mid-1920s moved to Los
Angeles, where she was hired by the school district there.
Collection contains a scrapbook containing class photographs, sketches, poems, receipts,
greeting cards, basketball uniform patches, and other high school memorabilia.
Cite as: Mary V. Callahan Scrapbook, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0221
Callaway County, Missouri.
Collection, 1860-1963. 2 folders
Collection contains 1860 proof of an article titled "Preceding the Conflict, Politics in Pre–
Civil War Callaway County." Newsclippings and mementos regarding President Truman's and
Prime Minister Winston Churchill's visit to Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri;
correspondence concerning list of cemetery inscriptions from the Newsom Cemetery, Callaway
County, 1963; manuscript copy of a tour of Fulton and Callaway County by the Women's
Association of the Missouri Historical Society, October 6, 1958.
Cite as: Callaway County, Missouri, Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Camp Jackson collection.
Items from this collection have been transferred to various collections. See separation record
filed with finding aids.
A0223
Camp, John P. ( -1868).
Papers, 1852-1890 (bulk 1861-1868). 1 box
John P. Camp, originally from Cincinnati, died January 25, 1868, in Kirkwood, St. Louis
County, Missouri.
Collection consists primarily of documentation of Civil War claims handled by John P.
Camp, a counselor for claimants in St. Louis. These claims, dated 1861 to 1868, relate to
services rendered and supplies provided to the United States, and include vouchers, receipts,
correspondence, affidavits, special orders, and loyalty oaths. The collection also contains one
folder of business papers of Camp that do not appear to be related to the claims process, five
folders of personal papers of the Camp family, and one folder of miscellany.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: John P. Camp Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2585
Campbell, Elmo William (1898- ).
Biographical Data Sheets, 1969 May 3. 2 items [formerly Alphabetical File]