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Table of Contents 01- BOOKS on SHELVES and in Display Cases - Hardboard and Larger Softbound, Histories, Larger Family Histories, Class Yearbooks, Etc What’s in the St. Boniface Archives? Updated February 4, 2014 Many things are here, many kinds of things – written records, diaries, books, photographs, paintings, class yearbooks, anniversary celebrations, family and town histories, digitized oral history, CDs, cemetery maps, computer resources, digitized tapes, artifacts (“pieces of history”), old tools from farm and home. Many of these things are from the distant past, but significant things up to the present may also be included – they will become past soon enough. St. Boniface Archives & Museum is for us and for the future. Your children may come here to study their ( and your) past. Please consider adding your own information or historical items and volunteer to help. This list is for visitors and researchers to find things and to browse with. Not all of the material is on display at any one time. The rest is filed and stored. Ask to see what you are interested in. This list is divided into categories, as follows: Table of Contents 01- BOOKS ON SHELVES and in display cases - hardboard and larger softbound, histories, larger family histories, class yearbooks, etc 02- FAMILY HISTORIES IN FOLDERS IN BOXES OR ON SHELVES - typically text with pictures in binders 03 PHOTOS IN FOLDERS IN BOXES OR ON SHELVES - a general resource filed by subject, like period, weddings, graduations, agriculture, family names (but not specific family donations, which are kept together in their own folder below.) 04- PHOTOS ON BULLETIN BOARD DISPLAYS - may be temporarily from the PHOTOS IN FOLDERS IN BOXES above to be returned , otherwise should be copies to prevent loss or deterioration 05- DONATED FAMILY PHOTOS & RECORDS IN FOLDERS IN BOXES - (may amount to a mini-family history) one of the most important and frequent categories, usually a family donation, kept together in a folder to be easily accessible by family descendants and researchers. These are an especial responsibility 06- DOCUMENTS, LARGE - architectural drawings in large boxes or file cabinets, old self- contained parish card files, other documents on wall or in display case etc. 07- DOCUMENTS OR EVENTS IN FOLDERS IN BOXES - newspaper clippings, celebrations and changes, dedications, ground breaking, new grotto, etc. 7 08- ARTIFACTS (THINGS) - large and small, wall paintings, free-standing or hanging display 1 items 09- CDs, DVDs, AUDIO or VIDEO CASSETTES IN THEIR SPECIAL FILE DRAWERS - may be also on the computer for access or playback but not only on the computer 10- COMPUTER-Documents-including THIS ONE-other programs, photo files, etc. They should not be only in the computer 11- INTERNET www.saintboniface.net - Archives, History of Sublimity, etc 12- DONATED ITEMS - A running “temporary” list of donors. Add donors (with the items) at the bottom as donations are made. Give receipts as applicable. As items are placed in the appropriate category, with the location and donor, they are removed from the donor list. In this simple catalog one item normally appears in only one place. That is, each record or line item will contain all it’s information. Some special or composite items (e.g. Vera Boedigheimer’s scrapbook) may remain indefinitely in the DONATIONS list pending cataloging or final disposition. Note that searching for a donor’s name will locate in sequence every donation of that donor. Generally, every ITEM (or GROUP of SIMILAR ITEMS) listed in the CATEGORIES should have a LINE containing its TITLE, DATE (Period), DONOR & DATE, and LOCATION, and additional LINE(S) of DESCRIPTION, etc. if appropriate. Every time this document is changed copy it to a removable media and store in a safe place! Periodically print it and put into a binder for easy reference by visitors and for the record. 01- BOOKS ON SHELVES and in Display Cases Religious Books 1858-2-German Catholic Song Books-one of these belonged to Agatha Kintz brought from Minnesota--Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1858-German Catholic Hymnal-Agatha Kintz from Minnesota--Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1884-2-The Roman Hymnal-English & Latin Hymns, by Rev. J B Young S.J.--Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1884-3-Small-The Roman Hymnal, 15th Edition-from Rectory Archives-2006 1884-Catholic Belief-a Short and Simple Exposition of Catholic Doctrine, by Very Rev J Faa Di Bruno D.D.--Francis Hendricks - 2007 1884-Peter’s Sodality Hymn Book, Organist Mary Kintz Meier –Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1885-2-Catholic Youth’s Hymn Book, Hymns for the Different Seasons & Festivals, by The Christian Brothers-one from Rectory Archives one from Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1887-Prayer Book belonging to Anna VanHandel Hermens --Joe Spenner-2006 1897-3-Small-The Roman Hymnal, 17th Edition-from Rectory-2006 1900-Early--Peter’s Sodality Hymn Book-Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1903-Catechism for the Catholic Parochial Schools by Rev W Faerber--Edna Zimmerman-2007 Advanced Catechism of Catholic Faith & Practice, by Rev Thomas J O’Brien--Edna Zimmerman- 2007 1903-Holy Bible-Scholars Edition, by Rev Charles H Wright D.D., Rev Owen C. Whitehouse MA, & George J Spurrell MA Rectory Archives-2006 1906-2-The Proper of the Mass, Volume 1-Latin, by A Edmonds Tozer -from Rectory Archives- 2006 1912-Holy Name Manual-from Rectory Archives-2006 1913-Lobet Den Herrn - Seaman Hymn Book, by Rev R Hülsebusch from Rectory Archives-2006 2 1914-Official Holy Name Pocket Manuel, by John T McNicholas from Rectory Archives-2006 1920-The St Gregory Hymnal-40th Edition, by the Basilian Fathers from Rectory Archives-2006 1920-The Visible Church, A Textbook for Catholic Schools, by Rt. Rev. John F. Sullivan D.D. from Rectory Archives-2006 1921-An Epitome of the Priestly Life, by Canon Arvisenet from Rectory Archives 2006 1922- Officium Majoris Hebdomadae, by Frederick Pustet, Ratisbon, -Latin Holy Office from Rectory Archives-2006 1925-Rituale Romanum, by Benziger Brothers, Inc. from Rectory Archives-2006 1926-Religion Doctrine and Practice, by Francis Cassily S.J.--Vera Boedigheimer 2006 1928-Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, by Martin J. Scott S.J. from Rectory Archives-2006 1928-Catechism for the Catholic Parochial Schools of the United States, by Rev. W Faerber-- Vera Boedigheimer-8-20-2006 1932-4-Cantate -English & Latin Hymns, by John Singenbarger from Rectory Archives-2006 1935-St Basil’s hymnal-40th Edition, by the Basilian Fathers-2006 1935-Illustrated Bible History of the Old and New Testaments by Ignatius Schuster D.D.--Vera Boedigheimer -2006 1939-Office for Pentecost & Corpus Christi in Latin from Rectory Archives-2006 1941-Baltimore Catechism #2, by Rt Rev Msgr Michael A McGuire - Rita Susbauer Young-4-3- 2007 1942-The Priest’s new Ritual, by Rev Paul Griffith from Rectory Archives-2006 1944-Baltimore Catechism #1, by Rev Msgr James W O’Brien STD, JCL-Rita Susbauer Young- 4-3-2007 1945-Not With Silver Or Gold, A History of the Sisters of the Congregation of the Precious Blood-1834-1944, by A Sister of the Precious Blood--Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1949-My Changeless Friend, 2 Volumes by Francis P LeBuffe S.J.-2006 Volume I-Advent and Christmastide Volume II-Pentecost to Advent 1950-Sublimity, The Story of the Oregon Countryside, 1850-1950, by Sublimity’s own Mark Schmid, O.S.B., PhD D from Rectory Archives-2006 1952-My Way of Life-Pocket Edition of St Thomas, by Walter Farrell, OP, STM & Martin J Healy, STD from Rectory Archives2006 1953-The Missal, by Rev John P O’Connell MA, STD & Jex Martin MA from Rectory Archives- 2006 1953-Marian Missal, by Sylvester P Juergens, S.M. from Mill City-4-2008 1954-Collection of Sacramental Rites in Latin from Rectory Archives-2006 1954-Breviary from Rectory Archives-2006 1956-The Catholic Family-Book of Novenas, by John J Crawley & Co., Inc. from Parish Archives-2006 1957-St Joseph Daily Missal, by Rev Hugo H Hoever SOCist, PhD-Francis Hendricks-2007 1958-The New Saint Basil Hymnal by the Basilian Fathers from Rectory Archives-2006 1959-3 Books-Lives of the Saints, by the Catholic Press, Inc. -2006 Volume I-January-April Volume II-May-August Volume III-September-December 1964-The Roman Ritual, by Philip T Waller, STD 1965-2-Parish Mass Books & Hymnals from Parish Archives-2006 1970-Reflections on the Liturgy for the Sunday Masses, by John M Dougherty S.S.-2 copies from Parish Archives-2006 1970-American Bible from Parish Archives-2006 1972-A History of Saint Henry, Ohio-1836-1971, by Joyce L Alig --Vera Boedigheimer -8-20- 3 2006 1972-1989-Catholic Church Records of the Pacific Northwest, 8 Books by Harriet Duncan Munnick from St. Paul Historical Society to Sarah Purdy-4-17-2006 1979-Volume I, II ,II-St. Paul, 1839-1898 1984-Volume IV-Oregon City, 1842-1890 Volume V-Salem, 1864-1885 Volume VI-Jacksonville, 1854-1885 1989-Volume VII-Missions of St. Ann and St. Rose of the Carouse-1847-1888 Walla and French Town-1859-1872, French Town-1872-1888 1972-Vancouver Volumes I and II Stella Maris Mission 1989-Priests Progress 1986-Roseburg Register and Missions, 1853-1911 Portland Register, 1852-1871 1982-St. Louis Register-Volume I, 1845-1868 St. Louis Register-Volume II, 1869-1900 Gervais Register-1875-1893 Brooks Register-1893-1909 1987-Grande Ronde Register-I, 1860-1885 Grande Ronde Register-1893-1909 1979-A Month With Christ, by J Murray Elwood -from Rectory Archives-2006 1985-Journey of Hope, by Bob Riepe, The Story of Father Joseph Albrecht--Vera Boedigheimer-2006 1990-Chicago Studies Sunday Mass, by George J Dyer from Rectory Archives-2006 And So It Happened and Not By Chance, by Sr. Mary Pulcherria --Vera Boedigheimer-2006 The Precious Blood and the Angels, by The Sisters Adorers of the Precious Blood from Parish Archives-2006 The Spirit of the Blessed Cure of Ars, by the Benedictine Convent of Perpetual Adoration from Parish Archives-2006 2-The New Testament of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Stuart Bible Co--Francis Hendricks- 2007 1889-1989-A Test of Time, A History of St.
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