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the army in 1954. Following his discharge in 1956, he traveled in Europe where he met his wife,
June, who was also traveling. They were married at the American Consulate in Tangier,
February 12, 1957. They have two children: Lorie and Adam. Schramm worked openly for St.
Louis County home rule, the nonpartisan court plan, a county school equalization tax, support of
the Legal Aid Society, housing development, and the public defender bill. He was in the
forefront of a number of other significant issues: air and water pollution control, creation of a
state department of community affairs, levying of a county-wide cigarette tax, consumer fraud
legislation, a state medical examiner system, accelerated state aid to schools, state aid to
kindergartens, and annual legislative sessions.
Political correspondence and subject files relating to his tenure as a Missouri state
representative, 1965-1972. Topics relate to his service on the judiciary and educational
committees, and social reform issues of the late 1960s including abortion legislation, air and
water pollution control, housing, government reorganization, and aid to the elderly. Also
includes material regarding his bid for lieutenant governor in 1972.
Cite as: Jack S. Schramm Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1488
Schuchat, Catherine E.
Papers, 1940-1978. 1 flat storage box
Kate Schuchat was a St. Louis illustrator who worked for various department stores:
Vandervoorts, 1935-1936; Famous Barr, Co., 1937-1939; Stix, Baer, and Fuller, 1939 or 1940;
Garlands, 1946; and Stix, Baer, and Fuller, 1969-1978. She freelanced during the years 1947-
1969.
Collection includes newspaper illustrations and fashion promotions for retail stores, 1940-
1978, including Sylvia Styles Column from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1950-1959; tear sheets
of illustrations and ad mats for manufacturers, 1950s-1970s; three sales books for Liontree
designs, illustrated by Kate Schuchat, 1967-1968; Stix, Baer and Fuller Christmas catalog,
1960s, and fashion sketch book, Fall 1975.
Cite as: Catherine E. Schuchat Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Schulte Plumbing Company
See A.B. Schulte Plumbing Company.
A2570
Schultes, Anna.
Papers, 1904-1910. 8 items
Papers include New Year’s greeting card of Emmaus German Evangelical Church, Chouteau
near Tower Grove Ave., St. Louis, January 1, 1904 (in German); three New Year’s greeting
cards of Pastor H. Walser to the friends and members of St. Luke’s German Evangelical Church,
St. Louis, 1906-1910 (in German); and two undated Easter greeting cards of Heydt Bakery Co.
These items were found in a German hymnbook titled Evangelisches Gesangbuch, published in
1900. The owner’s name, “Anna Schultes, 1904” was embossed on the cover.
Cite as: Anna Schultes Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2264
Schultz Sisters.
Papers, 1909-1910. 1 folder (2 items) [formerly Alphabetical File]
Pauline and Ottilie Schultz had a dress-making business at 2017 Cherokee Street.