Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
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Table of Contents
Summary Information ...... 3 Biographical Note ...... 3 Scope and Content ...... 4 Administrative Information ...... 4 Related Materials ...... 5 Controlled Access Headings ...... 5 Collection Inventory ...... 5 Lukens/Huston Ancestral Papers ...... 5 Rebecca Webb (Pennock) Lukens ...... 6 Dr. Charles Huston, 1806-1900 ...... 6 Charles Lukens Huston ...... 7 General Correspondence ...... 8 Subject Correspondence ...... 39 Family Correspondence ...... 41 Professional Activities ...... 46 Sunday School Lesson Books ...... 46 Personal documents and miscellany ...... 47 Lukens Steel Company (LSC) ...... 49
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Summary Information
Repository: Manuscripts and Archives Creator: Huston, Charles L., 1856-1951 Title: Charles Lukens Huston papers ID: 1174 Date [inclusive]: 1806-1951 Date: bulk 1870-1951 Physical Description: 53 Linear Feet Language of the English . Material: Abstract: Charles L. Huston (1856-1951) was an executive in the family business, Lukens Steel, and was active in religious and civic affairs. His papers are primarily personal in nature and include fragmentary Lukens Steel records.
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Biographical Note
Charles Lukens Huston was born in Coatesville, Pennsylvania on July 8, 1856, the second son of Dr. Charles Huston (1822-1897) and Isabella Pennock Huston (1822-1889). His maternal grandmother, Rebecca Webb (Pennock) Lukens (1794-1854) had inherited the Brandywine Iron Works & Nail Factory founded by her father Isaac Pennock in 1810. After Rebecca Lukens' death the elder Huston assumed control as Huston, Penrose & Company.
Charles L. Huston entered the family business as a bookkeeper in 1875. He was put in charge of the puddling mill in 1879, the plate mills in 1882 and the Open Hearth Department in 1891. He became a partner in 1879, and the firm was restyled Charles Huston & Sons in 1881. Upon incorporation as the Lukens Iron & Steel Company in 1890, C.L. Huston became second vice president. At his father's death, his brother Abram Francis Huston (1852-1930) became president and C.L. Huston vice president and works manager. Both brothers retired in 1925.
Charles L. Huston took an active part in religious and civic affairs. He was Director of the Poor for Chester County from 1907 to 1940, in which capacity he was greatly involved in the work of the Chester County Home and Hospital for the Insane. He was involved for most of his life in the Young Men's Christian Association and in the organization of the Presbyterian Church. He was a member of the
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Scope and Content
Consists of Huston's personal papers and Lukens Steel business records.
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Administrative Information
Publication Statement Manuscripts and Archives
PO Box 3630 Wilmington, Delaware 19807 [email protected] URL: http://www.hagley.org/library
Provenance Huston's son, Stewart Huston, made the initial deposit in 1969 but after his death in 1971, his widow, Harriet C. Huston, continued to made subsequent deposits in 1974, 1976 and 1980. After the 1980 deposit, Ms. Huston formally gifted the entire group of papers to Hagley.
Location of Originals The original manuscript for Rebecca Webb (Pennock) Lukens autobiography is located in the Lukens Steel Records (Accession 050). A transcript of the autobiography is also available in Box 3 of the Huston Family papers (Accession 1441).
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Related Materials
Separated Material Materials formerly in Series II: Charles Lukens Huston, Subseries D: Professional Activities, have been transferred to Accession 50, Lukens Steel Company records.
Materials formerly in Series III: Lukens Steel Company (LSC), have been transferred to Accession 50, Lukens Steel Company records.
Related Material Lukens Steel records (Accession 050), Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library
Huston Family papers (Accession 1441), Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library
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Controlled Access Headings
• Correspondence. • Prohibition • Missions • Investments • Huston, Isabella Pennock, 1822-1889 • Huston family • Lukens Steel Company • Huston, Charles, 1822-1897
Collection Inventory
Lukens/Huston Ancestral Papers Scope and Contents
This series consists of Lukens/Huston ancestral papers. It contains typescripts of Rebecca Lukens' autobiography, a framed 1837 letter between Rebecca Lukens and Hannah P. Steele, a statement relative to the settlement of her
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father's estate, and an 1844 deed of Solomon Lukens to Benjamin Miller. Also included are some personal and bank papers of Dr. Charles Huston, 1806-1900.
Rebecca Webb (Pennock) Lukens, 1794-1854 Title/Description Instances Typescript, Rebecca Pennock Lukens, compiled by Anna M. P. box 1 Stern and corrected by J. Stewart Huston
Autobiography of Rebecca Webb (Pennock) Lukens box 1
Rebecca Webb (Pennock) Lukens, "Statement...in connection box 1 with adjustment of her interest in her father's estate, and a history of her labors in conducting her business affairs," Brandywine, 10 September 1850
Deed of Solomon Lukens to Benjamin Miller for 117 acres of box 1 land in Chester County, 1844
Framed letter from [Rebecca Lukens] to Hannah P. Steel in box 1a Philadelphia, 22 May 1837
Dr. Charles Huston, 1806-1900 Physical Description: 6 Linear Feet Scope and Content
Contains some personal papers, as well as financial and business documents.
Title/Description Instances Letterbooks of business related correspondence, 1839-1894 box 2
Bank books, 1880-18881893-1895 box 2
General receipts, 1879-1896 box 3
Bonsall Farm receipts, 1878-1894 box 3
Family estate papers, 1865-1892 box 3
Trust accounts for William and Henry Huston, 1865-1873 box 3
Correspondence A - M, 1870-1896 box 4
Correspondence N - Y, 1870-1896 box 5
Financial, Miscellaneous and Mutual Fire Insurance of Chester box 5 County
Dr. Charles Huston Correspondence, diary entries, travels in box 6 Europe, 1844-1845
"Treatise on Diseases of the Eye" by Dr. Charles Huston, M.D., box 6 manuscript drafts
Estate of Joseph M. Oliver, M.D. of Coatesville, PA Dr. Charles box 6 Huston, Administrator, 1865-1866
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Lukens Rolling Mill, general correspondence, 1859-1866 box 6
Wilmington and Reading Railroad Co., 1867 box 6
Dr. Charles Huston estate: distribution to son Charles L. Huston box 6 from first account (docketed "W. S. Harlan, Coatesville, PA attorney), 8 February 1897-8 May 1899
Account book: Dr. Charles Huston, Guardian in account with J. box 6 Howard Thompson, 1873-1874 (with inserts, 1876, 1881)
Journal: Journal of Proceedings of the I[sabella] P[ennock] box 6 H[uston] Society of Coatesville, PA, 1900-1903
Legal transfer of Monongahela Navigation Co. bonds from box 6 Solomon Lukens to Martha P. Gibbons and Isabella P. Huston, 15 February 1873
Ledger of accounts of Dr. Charles Huston's medical practice, volume 7 1806-1816
Ledger re settlement of Robert Mendenhall Huston (b. 1795), volume 8 Dr. Charles Huston's father) estate and family accounts, 1864-1880
Day book: settlement of estate of Robert M. Huston and volume 9 payments to heirs, 1864-1892
Visitors' Book, Huston Memorial Hospital, 1899-1900 volume 10
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Charles Lukens Huston Scope and Content
Series II consists of the personal papers of Charles L. Huston (1870-1951) and documents his life-long active service in the Presbyterian Church and its missionary work. Major correspondents include: China Inland Mission, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America, Montrose Bible Conference Association, Moody Bible Conference, the National Armenia and India Relief Association, Philadelphia School for Christian Workers, Philadelphia School of the Bible, and the Scripture Gift Mission. Also included are records documenting Huston's work for Prohibition both locally and nationally. These papers contain Huston's correspondence with the Anti-Saloon League of America, National Reform Association, the National Temperance Bureau, the National Temperance Society, the Prohibition National Committee, the Victorian Anti-Saloon League, and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Charles L. Huston was a public figure of some prominence and his correspondence includes letters of Calvin Coolidge (1923-1925) regarding Near East Relief, the World Court and the Ex-Servicemen Bonus Bill; Warren G. Harding (1922) regarding deporting Armenians; Herbert Hoover (1940) regarding Finland relief; Gifford Pinchot, Pennsylvania Governor (1923-1927 and 1931-1935); Franklin D. Roosevelt (1943) regarding "bombarding" the air to produce rain; Theodore Roosevelt (1917) regarding Huston's prohibition work; and Adm. Richard E. Byrd concerning his expedition (1931-1934).
The subject correspondence of Charles L. Huston (1888-1937) is filed by the following subjects: Chester County Home, Curran Estate, Pennsylvania Evangelical Association, Presbyterian Synods, and Temperance and Prohibition material. It also includes information on Huston's investments, including substantial information on the Belmont
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Iron Works of Philadelphia and the Florence Mining and Milling Company of Marysville, Utah. Subseries C is family correspondence and miscellany (1850-1946). The collection also documents Huston's professional activities (1898-1939). These files relate to his work with the American Iron and Steel Institute and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
General Correspondence, 1870-1951 Physical Description: 28 Linear Feet
Title/Description Instances A - H [includes Huston family letters], 1870-1899 box 11
J - Z [includes Charles Lukens Huston correspondence with his box 12 parents], 1870-1899
A - Z, incomplete [includes Charles Kurtz of the Wilmington box 13 Trust Co.], 1900-1915
John H. Cole, Charles Lukens Huston secretary - box 14 Correspondence re Chester County No-License Campaign, 1913-1915
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - J. Davis Adams, Philadelphia School of the box 15 Bible General note
In separate folder.
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - J. Harvey Borton box 15
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - M.J. Buczkowski box 15
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - E.B. Buckalew, YMCA box 15 General note
In separate folder.
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman box 15 General note
In separate folder.
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - China Inland Mission (Roger Whittlesey) box 15
A - Cl, 1916-1818 - Citizens Hotel Co box 15
Co - F, 1916-1918 - John H. Cole box 16 General note
In separate folder.
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 16
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General note
In separate folder.
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Committee of Public Safety box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Alfred G. Crawford box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Thomas C. Darby, Florida citrus fruit box 16 distributor
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Edwin C. Dinwiddie box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Dry Federation of Pennsylvania, John R. box 16 Harris General note
In separate folder.
Co - F, 1916-1918 - L. & L. Audley Eaton box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - W. H. Edgerley, Lukens Steel Co box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - James B. Ely box 16 General note
In separate folder.
Co - F, 1916-1918 - L. Bert Eyster box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - Fanning-Mathis Co box 16
Co - F, 1916-1918 - William Fetler box 16
G - H, 1916-1918 - Davis Garrett, Chester County Home box 17 General note
In separate folder.
G - H, 1916-1918 - General Reporting Co box 17 General note
In separate folder.
G - H, 1916-1918 - A. C. Haines box 17
G - H, 1916-1918 - Robert B. & May Haines box 17 General note
In separate folder.
G - H, 1916-1918 - W. S. Harlan, attorney box 17
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General note
In separate folder.
G - H, 1916-1918 - Haverford College box 17
G - H, 1916-1918 - C. H. Heintzelman, Coatesville Chamber of box 17 Commerce
G - H, 1916-1918 - Rev. Horace I. Holt box 17
G - H, 1916-1918 - S. Earle Hoover box 17 General note
In separate folder.
G - H, 1916-1918 - William P. Huston box 17 General note
In separate folder.
G - H, 1916-1918 - A. A. Hyde, The Mentholatum Co box 17
I - L, 1916-1918 - George Innes, Stewardship Inc. & Cairo box 18 University
I - L, 1916-1918 - International Motor Club box 18
I - L, 1916-1918 - Kellogg Food Co box 18
I - L, 1916-1918 - Sebastian S. Kresge, Anti-Saloon League box 18
I - L, 1916-1918 - Charles Kurtz, Wilmington Trust Co box 18
I - L, 1916-1918 - Frank W. Lange box 18 General note
In separate folder.
I - L, 1916-1918 - William R. & Ruth Leaken box 18
I - L, 1916-1918 - Lincoln Highway Inn (T. Roosevelt 1917 box 18 letter here) General note
In separate folder.
I - L, 1916-1918 - Lukens Steel Co box 18 General note
In separate folder.
M - O, 1916-1918 - Charles S. MacFarland box 19
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box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - Rev. Thompson W. McKinney box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - Cornelius Maxwell box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - Dwight R. Meigs, Hill School box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - James H. Moon box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - National Marine League box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - National Temperance Society box 19
M - O, 1916-1918 - Rev. William G. Nyce box 19
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Philadelphia Mortgage & Trust Co., R. T. box 20 McCarter
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Philadelphia School of the Bible box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Gifford Pinchot box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Pittsburgh Trust Co box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Prohibition National Committee box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - R. M. Rakestraw box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Rex Tire & Rubber Co box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - William H. Ridgway, The Craig Ridgway box 20 & Son Co
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - R. C. Robertson, Bruce & Robertson, box 20 realtors
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Howard H. Russell, Anti-Saloon League of box 20 America
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Charles Scanlon, Board of Temperance box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Rev. C. I. Schofield box 20
P - Sm, 1916-1918 - Scripture Gift Mission box 20
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Standard Auto Top Co box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Joseph M. Steele, Bible Conference box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Cornelius N. Steffins, Dubuque College box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Stewart-Morehead Co., M. Murray Stewart box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Charles Stezle, Federal Council of box 21 Churches, Strengthen America Campaign (Prohibition)
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Cora F. Stoddard, National Temperance box 21 Council
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Jno. W. Stull, Allegheny Ore & Iron Co box 21
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Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Allan Sutherland box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Sweet, Causey, Foster & Co box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - C. F. Swift, Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon box 21 League
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Rev. Homer W. Tope, Pennsylvania Anti- box 21 Saloon League
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - John C. Taber, Moody Bible Institute box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Emily C. Wheeler, National Armenia & box 21 India Relief Assn
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Rev. Wilbert W. White box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - World's Morning Watch, William B. Oliver box 21
Sn - Z, 1916-1918 - Daniel Wood box 21
A - E, 1919-1920 - J. Davis Adams, Philadelphia School of the box 22 Bible
A - E, 1919-1920 - Anti-Saloon League of America (Russell) box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - American Committee for Armenian & box 22 Syrian Relief
A - E, 1919-1920 - Charles A. Blanchard box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - Boyd Tire Co box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - John H. Cole box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - Thomas C. Darby box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - Rev. Edwin C. Dinwiddie, Anti-Saloon box 22 League
A - E, 1919-1920 - Dry Federation of Pennsylvania box 22
A - E, 1919-1920 - L. Audley Eaton box 22
F - O, 1919-1920 - Davis Garrett, Chester County Home box 23
F - O, 1919-1920 - General Reporting Co box 23
F - O, 1919-1920 - W. S. Harlan, attorney box 23
F - O, 1919-1920 - Charles L. Huston, correspondence with box 23 family
F - O, 1919-1920 - National Bank of Chester County box 23
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Philadelphia School of the Bible, William box 24 Pettingill
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Provident Life & Trust Co. of Philadelphia box 24
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Pittsburgh Trust Co - Page 12- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
box 24
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Rev. eyrus [?] Scofield box 24
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Scripture Gift Mission, Robert B. Haines box 24
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Stewart-Morehead Co box 24
P - Z, 1919-1920 - Treasury Certificates box 24
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Ames, Chambers, Lowe & box 25 Richardson
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - American Bible Society box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Bible Institute Colportage box 25 Association
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - J. B. Carruthers, Y. M. C. A box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Chase National Bank box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Chester County Children's Aid box 25 Society
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Christian Life Literature Fund box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Citizens Hotel Co box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Coates Family correspondence box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - John H. Cole box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Chester County Home, & Chester box 25 County Directors of the Poor
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 25
A - D (partial), 1921-1922 - Commercial Trust Co box 25
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - Thomas C. Darby box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - W. H. Edgerley, Lukens Steel Co box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - General Reporting Co box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - F. Irby Gibson box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - Rev. G. E. Gillespie box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - William Albert Harbison box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - W. S. Harlan, attorney box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - The Hill School box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - E. B. Hopkins, Jamaica mission box 26
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - Huron College, George S. box 26 McCune
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - Hatch Motors Co box 26
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D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - Robert M. Honeyman, Montrose box 26 Bible Conference Assn
D (partial), E - H, 1921-1922 - Charles L. Huston & family box 26
I - N, 1921-1922 - International Y. M. C. A box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - International Association of Daily Vacation box 27 Bible Schools
I - N, 1921-1922 - Law Enforcement League of Philadelphia box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - James D. Law box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - Rebecca, Lukens, about?[?] box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - Rev. Thompson W. McKinney box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - Montrose Bible Conference Assn box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - E. H. Munson, YMCA China box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - William R. Moody box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - National Armenia & India Relief Assn, Emily box 27 C. Wheeler
I - N, 1921-1922 - National Bank of Chester Valley box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - National City Co box 27
I - N, 1921-1922 - W. G. Nyce box 27
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Rev. C. E. Paxon box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Pennock Family correspondence box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Pennsylvania Federation of Churches box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Packard Motor Car Co box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Philadelphia School for Christian Workers box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Philadelphia School of the Bible box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Pocket Testament League box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Provident Life & Trust Co. of Philadelphia box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - The Presbyterian Board of Publication, The box 28 Presbyterian
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Public Welfare Assn box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Lyell M. Rader, chemist box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Rev. Paul Rader box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Rambo, Rambo & Mair box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Rex Tire & Rubber Co box 28
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O - S1, 1921-1922 - George C. K. Sample, church colleague in box 28 Georgia
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Charles E. Scott, China mission box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Scripture Gift Mission box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Barry Searle box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Philip Sidersky box 28
O - S1, 1921-1922 - Arthur E. Slater, India mission box 28
Sm - Z, 1921-1922 - William E. Sweet, banker box 29
Sm - Z, 1921-1922 - Rev. R. A. Torrey box 29
Sm - Z, 1921-1922 - Traylor Motor Garage Co., Traylor box 29 Engineering Co
Sm - Z, 1921-1922 - Treasury Certificates, U. S. A. (printed box 29 sheets)
Sm - Z, 1921-1922 - Charles G. Trumbull, Sunday School box 29 Times
Sm - Z, 1921-1922 - John S. Wurts, attorney box 29
A - B, 1923-1925 - Ames, Chambers, Lowe & Richardson box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Automobile Club of Philadelphia box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Bank of North America & Trust Co box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Bankers Trust Co box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Belmont Iron Works box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Bible Institute of Los Angeles box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Biehl's Wagon & Auto Body Works box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Blanton Banking Co box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Rev. Harry Boehme box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Rev. William Boyd box 30
A - B, 1923-1925 - Rev. Roy T. Brumbaugh box 30
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - A. M. Castle & Co box 31
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - J. B. Carruthers, Y. M. C. box 31 A
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - James H. Causey & Co box 31
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - The Chair Exchange box 31
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - Rev. William Carlew box 31 Chapman
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Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - Chester County Home & box 31 Hospital of the Insane
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - Chester County Trust Co box 31
Ca - Ci, Cl - Cu (partial), 1923-1925 - Citizens Hotel Co box 31
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Coatesville Oil Co box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Coatesville Record box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Coatesville Trust Co box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - John H. Cole box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Connecticut General Life box 32 Insurance Co
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - H. E. Cooley box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - The Corn Exchange Bank box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - The Corporation Trust Co box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Rev. David George box 32 Dabback
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Thomas C. Darby box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - (Harry F.) deRiesthal & box 32 Crawford
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Rev. E. C. Dinwiddie box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - Mrs. W. C. Enck box 32
Cl - Cu (partial), D - E, 1923-1925 - L. Bert Eyster box 32
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Farmers Oil Co. Inc box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Federal Council of the Churches of Christ box 33 in America
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - First Presbyterian Church, Coatesville box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - General Reporting Co box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Germantown Trust Co box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Louisa P. Graham box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Graham, Parsons & Co box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Rev. John Greenfield box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - W. S. Harlan, attorney box 33
F - Hd, 1923-1925 - Haverford College box 33
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Lloyd B. Hershey box 34
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He - Le, 1923-1925 - The Hill School box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Robert M. Honeyman, Montrose Bible box 34 Conference Assn
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Huston Family correspondence box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - International Association of Daily box 34 Vacation Bible Schools
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Irving Bank, Columbia Trust Co box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - William D. Judkins box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Dr. E. R. Kellersberger box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Volney P. Kinne, Montrose Bible box 34 Conference Assn
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Lancaster County Historical Society box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - James D. Law box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - Ruth & Margaret Leaken box 34
He - Le, 1923-1925 - George A. Leukel, Kennett Square box 34 Presbyterian Church
Li - N, 1923-1925 - John Lusky, Charles Lukens Huston box 35 employee
Li - N, 1923-1925 - McHugh & Hamilton, investors box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - George G. Mahy box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - Marmon Philadelphia Co box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - A. N. Marquis & Co box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - Montrose, PA property/Barry Searle house box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - Montrose Bible Conference Association box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - National Bank of Chester Valley box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - National Bank of Commerce of New York box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - National City Company box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - National Council for the Prevention of War box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - Near East Relief (Calvin Coolidge letters) box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - Mrs. B. C. Needham, welfare case box 35
Li - N, 1923-1925 - Rev. W. G. Nyce box 35
O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Oklahoma City Street Bonds box 36
O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Packard, Inc box 36
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O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Parsly Bros. & Co box 36
O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Pennsylvania Federation of Churches box 36
O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Pennsylvania Military College box 36
O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Eric C. Peters box 36
O - Ph, 1923-1925 - Philadelphia School of the Bible box 36
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - Clarence E. Pitts box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - Pittsburgh Trust Co box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - Pownall Hardware Co box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - The Presbyterian box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - Princeton University box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - The Provident Trust Co box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - Rambo, Rambo & Mair (Ormond Rambo) box 37
Pi - R, 1923-1925 - William H. Ridgway box 37
S - Z, 1923-1925 - Barry Searle, Montrose, PA property box 38
S - Z, 1923-1925 - Sterling Tire Co box 38
S - Z, 1923-1925 - Stewart-Morehead (Murray Stewart) box 38
S - Z, 1923-1925 - Thayer, Baker & Co box 38
S - Z, 1923-1925 - Emily C. Wheeler, National Armenia & India box 38 Relief Assn
S - Z, 1923-1925 - The Charles Williams Stores box 38
S - Z, 1923-1925 - Young Men's Christian Association box 38
A - Be, 1926-1928 - American Academy for Girls, Turkey box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - American Farm Machinery Co box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - American Tract Society box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Thomas J. Anderson box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Anti-Saloon League of America box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Roland K. Armes box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Asbestos Shingle, Slate & Sheathing Co box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Associated Gas and Electric Co box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Automobile Club of Chester County box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Automotive Royalties Corporation, Inc box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Babcock, Kahl & Co box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Bank of North America & Trust Co - Page 18- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
box 39
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Thomas H. Bateman (Charles Lukens box 39 Huston biography)
A - Be, 1926-1928 - Belmont Iron Works box 39
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Blanton Banking Co box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Boenning & Co box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Boy Scouts of America box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Brooke, Stokes & Co box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Brown Bros. & Co box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Rev. Roy T. Brumbaugh box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - L. B. Bryden box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - E. B. Buckalew box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - William Campbell Co box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - W. C. Cartledge, Crescent box 40 City (Fla.) Supply
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - A. M. Castle & Co box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - J. Wayne Chalfant box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Rev. W. C. Chapman, box 40 Scotland
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Chase Manhattan Bank [?] box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Chester County Health & box 40 Welfare Council
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Children's Aid Society box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - China Inland Mission box 40
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Eugene Christian, box 40 nutritionist
Bi - Bz, C - Cl (partial), 1926-1928 - Christ's Home for Children box 40
C - Cl (partial), Co - Cz, 1926-1928 - Chester County Home & box 41 Hospital for the Insane
C - Cl (partial), Co - Cz, 1926-1928 - Citizens Hotel Co box 41
C - Cl (partial), Co - Cz, 1926-1928 - John H. Cole box 41
C - Cl (partial), Co - Cz, 1926-1928 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 41
C - Cl (partial), Co - Cz, 1926-1928 - George B. Cones box 41
C - Cl (partial), Co - Cz, 1926-1928 - H. E. Cooley & Son box 41
D, 1926-1928 - C. W. Dann, rental agent box 42
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D, 1926-1928 - Thomas C. Darby, Florida citrus distributor box 42
D, 1926-1928 - Directors of the Poor of Chester County box 42
E - G, 1926-1928 - Eastern Standard Tractor Sales Service box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Economy Fire Insurance Co box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Eddy Garden Service box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - W. H. Edgerley, Lukens Steel Co. employee box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Jacob Eichelberger box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Rev. Walter Scott Elliott box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Mrs. W. C. Enck, welfare case box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - L. Bert Eyster & Son box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Charles Fancher box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Florida Citrus Growers' Clearing House box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Flying Squadron Foundation box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Edgar S. Garman box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Philip Geiter box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Benjamin M. Gemmill box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - General Reporting Co box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - William G. Gordon, attorney box 43
E - G, 1926-1928 - Rev. John Greenfield box 43
H - J, 1926-1928 - Harris, LeRoy & [?], Franklin auto dealers box 44
H - J, 1926-1928 - Frank Held Tractor Co box 44
H - J, 1926-1928 - J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc box 44
H - J, 1926-1928 - Robert M. Honeyman, Montrose Bible box 44 Conference Assn
H - J, 1926-1928 - Clinton N. Howard box 44
H - J, 1926-1928 - Howson & Howson, attorneys box 44
H - J, 1926-1928 - Huston Family correspondence box 44
H - J, 1926-1928 - International Assn. of Daily Vacation Bible box 44 Schools
H - J, 1926-1928 - William B. Judkins box 44
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Keystone Automobile Club box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Edward J. Lang box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Rev. A. L. Lathem box 45
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K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Law Enforcement League box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Lord's Day Alliance box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Liberty Lime & Stone Co box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - R. J. McCausland box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - McHugh & Hamilton, investors box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Rev. George G. Mahy box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Marmon Philadelphia Co box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - Moody Bible Institute, Chicago box 45
K - L, M (partial), 1926-1928 - E. H. Munson, YMCA of China box 45
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Montgomery Ward & box 46 Co
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Montrose Bible box 46 Conference Assn
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - National Bank of box 46 Chester Valley
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - National Bureau of box 46 Economic Research
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - National City Co box 46
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - National Gospel box 46 Workers Aid Society
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - National Temperance box 46 Soc
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Native Races Anti- box 46 Liquor Traffic Committee, Inc
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - New Jersey Zinc Co box 46
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - New Process Co., box 46 clothiers
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Northern box 46 Pennsylvania Power Co
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Parsly Bros. & Co box 46
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - The Pennsylvania Co box 46
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Pennsylvania Council box 46 of Churches
Mo (partial), N - Ph (partial), 1926-1928 - Philadelphia box 46 Suburban Gas & Electric Co
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - Philadelphia School of the box 47 Bible
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Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - J. D. Points & Co box 47
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - Postal Pen Co box 47
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - The Presbyterian Church in the box 47 U. S. A
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - Presbyterian Church of box 47 Coatesville
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - The Presbyterian Magazine/ box 47 Presbyterian Publishing Co
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - C. H. Preston box 47
Ph (partial), Pi - Pz, 1926-1928 - Provident Trust Co. of box 47 Philadelphia
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - Rambo, Rambo & Mair, attorneys box 48
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - Rand Kardex Service Corp box 48
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - Rickenbacker-Philadelphia Co box 48
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - William H. Ridgway box 48
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - Helen M. Robertson, Charles Lukens box 48 Huston secretary
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - Scranton Securities Co box 48
R - Sd, 1926-1928 - Scripture Gift Mission box 48
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Sears, Roebuck & Co box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Capt. Arthur E. Slater box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - William T. Smith box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Standard Engine Co box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Standard Heater Co box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Standard Statistics Co box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Sterling Tire Co box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Murray M. Stewart box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Charles A. Sullivan box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Sunday School Times box 49
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - Susquehanna County Children's Aid box 49 Society
Se - Sz, 1926-1928 - A. H. Swing, Coatesville mayor box 49
T - V, 1926-1928 - Tabernacle Publishing Co box 50
T - V, 1926-1928 - Thayer, Baker & Co box 50
T - V, 1926-1928 - L. Trachtenberg, gospel worker - Page 22- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
box 50
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Rev. E. D. Warfield box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Whaley -Eaton Service box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Emily C. Wheeler, National Armenia & box 51 India Relief Assn
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Charles Williams Stores Inc box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Wilmington (DE) Trust Co box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Rev. John T. Wilson box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - D. Webster Wylie box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - C. Raymond Young, attorney box 51
W - Z, 1926-1928 - Young Men's Christian Association material box 51
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - American Business Men's box 52 Prohibition Foundation
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - American Scripture Gift Mission box 52 (same as Scripture Gift Mission)
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - American Tract Society box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Mrs. K. C. Anthony, gospel box 52 worker
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Roland K. Armes, Thayer, Baker box 52 & Co., bankers
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Arnold Check Writer Co box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Associated Gas & Electric Co box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Alwyn Ball, Montrose Bible box 52 Conference Assn
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Bearings Co. of America box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Beaver College for Women box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Belmont Iron Works box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Bible Institute of Los Angeles box 52
A - Brn (partial), 1929-1931 - Boys and Girls Anti-Cigarette box 52 League
Brn (partial) - Cn (partial), 1929-1931 - Bible Institute of box 53 Pennsylvania
Brn (partial) - Cn (partial), 1929-1931 - Rev. Roy T. Brumbaugh box 53
Brn (partial) - Cn (partial), 1929-1931 - Rev. John P. Caughley box 53
Brn (partial) - Cn (partial), 1929-1931 - Chester County Trust box 53 Co
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Brn (partial) - Cn (partial), 1929-1931 - Christ's Home for box 53 Children
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Rev. William Carlew box 54 Chapman
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Chester County Health & box 54 Welfare Council
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Chester County Home box 54 and Hospital for the Insane
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Christian and Missionary box 54 Alliance
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Citizens Hotel Company box 54
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Coatesville Chamber of box 54 Commerce
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Corn Exchange Bank box 54
Cn (partial) - Cz (partial), 1929-1931 - Corporation Guarantee & box 54 Trust Co
Co - Cz(partial) - E, 1929-1931 - John H. Cole box 55
Co - Cz(partial) - E, 1929-1931 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 55
Co - Cz(partial) - E, 1929-1931 - H. E. Cooley (Cooley & Son) box 55
Co - Cz(partial) - E, 1929-1931 - Thomas C. Darby, Florida fruit box 55 dealer
Co - Cz(partial) - E, 1929-1931 - Rev. Carroll D. Erskine box 55
F - H, 1929-1931 - Florida Citrus Growers' Clearing House Assn box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - Friendsville Academy box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - Rev. Arno C. Gaebelein box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - General Reporting Co box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - Rev. John Greenfield box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - Hollis property in New York State box 56
F - H, 1929-1931 - Robert M. Honeyman, Montrose Bible box 56 Conference Assn
F - H, 1929-1931 - Huston Family correspondence box 56
I - L, 1929-1931 - Rev. Harry A. Ironside box 57
I - L, 1929-1931 - William D. Judkins box 57
I - L, 1929-1931 - Dr. Eugene R. Kellersberger box 57
I - L, 1929-1931 - Keystone Automobile Club box 57
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I - L, 1929-1931 - Volney P. Kinne, Montrose Bible Conference box 57 Assn
I - L, 1929-1931 - Jennie & Mae Knerr, public health case box 57
I - L, 1929-1931 - Mrs. A. Elizabeth Lukens box 57
M, 1929-1931 - R. J. McCausland box 58
M, 1929-1931 - Rev. George G. Mahy box 58
M, 1929-1931 - Manufacturers Research Laboratories box 58
M, 1929-1931 - Marmon Philadelphia Co box 58
M, 1929-1931 - John G. Moffat, Montrose Bible Conference box 58 Assn
M, 1929-1931 - Montrose Bible Conference Association box 58
M, 1929-1931 - Moody Bible Institute of Chicago box 58
M, 1929-1931 - Matthew Muella, pastor box 58
N - Po, 1929-1931 - National Bank of Chester Valley box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - National Bureau of Economic Research box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - National Gospel Workers Aid Society box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - National Republic box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - National Temperance Soc box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Owners' Mutual Tire Factories Inc box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Parsly Bros. & Co box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on box 59 Lives & Granting Annuities
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Pennsylvania Council of Churches box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Pennsylvania Elections Association box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Eric C. Peters box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Rev. William L. Pettingill box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Philadelphia National Bank box 59
N - Po, 1929-1931 - Postal Pen Co., Inc box 59
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - The Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. and box 60 related material
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Presbyterian Church of Coatesville box 60
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Provident Trust Co box 60
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Public Charities Association of box 60 Pennsylvania
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Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Public Welfare Association box 60
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Rambo, Rambo & Mair, attorneys box 60
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - William H. Ridgway, Craig Ridgway & Son box 60 Co
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Helen M. Robertson, Charles Lukens box 60 Huston secretary
Pr - R, 1929-1931 - Ruling Elders' Association of Chester box 60 Presbytery
S, 1929-1931 - Safe Padlock & Hardware Co box 61
S, 1929-1931 - George C. K. Sample box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Scripture Gift Mission box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Rev. Charles E. Scott box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Sears, Roebuck & Co box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Rev. Wilbur M. Smith box 61
S, 1929-1931 - William T. Smith box 61
S, 1929-1931 - R. M. Snyder & Co./Harry W. Huston box 61
S, 1929-1931 - South-Eastern Europe Bible School box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitorium box 61
S, 1929-1931 - G. Donald Spackman, Lukenweld box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Selden G. Sprout box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Sterling Tire Corp box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Stoughton Sterling, auditor box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Charles A. Sullivan box 61
S, 1929-1931 - Sunday School Times box 61
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - Thayer, Baker & Co box 62
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - L. Trachtenberg box 62
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - Charles G. Trumbull, Sunday box 62 School Times
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - Emily C. Wheeler, National box 62 Armenia & India Relief Assn
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - Wilmington Trust Co box 62
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - Rev. John T. Wilson box 62
T - Wo (partial), 1929-1931 - Robert W. Wolcott, President, box 62 Lukens Steel Co
Wh - Wo (Partial) - Z, 1929-1931 - Whaley -Eaton Service - Page 26- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
box 63
Wh - Wo (Partial) - Z, 1929-1931 - Woods Brothers Corp box 63
Wh - Wo (Partial) - Z, 1929-1931 - World's Christian box 63 Fundamentals Association
Wh - Wo (Partial) - Z, 1929-1931 - Young Men's Christian box 63 Association
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - American Scripture Gift Mission box 64 (see also Scripture Gift Mission)
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Anti-Saloon League of America box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Roland K. Armes box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Associated Gas & Electric Co box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Alwyn Ball, Jr., Montrose Bible box 64 Conference Assn
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Belmont Iron Works box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Bible Institute of Pennsylvania box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Brookmire Economic Service box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - John T. Caughley box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Chester County Anti-Hoarding box 64 Campaign Committee
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Chester County Home & Hospital box 64 for the Insane
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Christian & Missionary Alliance box 64
A - B, C - Cn, 1932-1933 - Citizens Hotel Co box 64
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Coatesville Chamber of Commerce box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Coatesville Trust Co box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - John H. Cole box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Coleman & Wonsetler box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Harry E. Cooley box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Corn Exchange National Bank box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Corporation Guarantee & Trust Co box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Thomas C. Darby, Florida fruit dealer box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - L. Bert Eyster & Son box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - Carl W. Fenninger, Provident Trust Co box 65
Co - G, 1932-1933 - General Reporting Co box 65
H - N, 1932-1933 - Holbrook Irrigation District, Colorado box 66
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H - N, 1932-1933 - Robert M. Honeyman, Montrose Bible box 66 Conference Assn
H - N, 1932-1933 - Huston Family correspondence box 66
H - N, 1932-1933 - Keystone Automobile Club box 66
H - N, 1932-1933 - A. Elizabeth Lukens box 66
H - N, 1932-1933 - Lukens Steel Co box 66
H - N, 1932-1933 - Montrose Bible Conference Association box 66
H - N, 1932-1933 - National Bank of Chester Valley box 66
O - T, 1932-1933 - Parsly Bros & Co box 67
O - T, 1932-1933 - Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on box 67 Lives & Granting Annuities
O - T, 1932-1933 - Presbyterian Church of Coatesville box 67
O - T, 1932-1933 - Provident Trust Co box 67
O - T, 1932-1933 - Public Welfare Association/Public Charities box 67
O - T, 1932-1933 - R. M. Snyder & Co./Harry W. Huston box 67
O - T, 1932-1933 - Standard Statistics Co., Inc box 67
O - T, 1932-1933 - Thayer, Baker & Co box 67
U - Z, 1932-1933 - Whaley -Eaton Service box 68
U - Z, 1932-1933 - Emily C. Wheeler, National Armenia & box 68 India Relief Assn
U - Z, 1932-1933 - Robert W. Wolcott, Lukens Steel Co. box 68 President
U - Z, 1932-1933 - Woods Brothers Corp box 68
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - American Taxpayers League, Inc box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Roland K. Armes box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Associated Gas & Electric Co box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Automotive Royalties Recovery Committee box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Norman Baily, Pennsylvania State box 69 Representative
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Belmont Iron Works box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Bible Institute of Pennsylvania, John H. box 69 Cole, Exec. Secretary
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - J. Sullivan Bond & Co box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Book Motor Co box 69
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A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Adm. Richard E. Bryd, request for financial box 69 support for his expedition
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Chester County Home & related welfare box 69 material
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - China Inland Mission box 69
A - Cn, 1934-1937 - Chrysler Corp box 69
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Christian and box 70 Missionary Alliance
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Coatesville Chamber box 70 of Commerce
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - John H. Cole box 70
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - John T. Collins Jr., box 70 Co
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Martin J. Conway, box 70 Lukens Steel Co. employee
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Harry E. Cooley box 70
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Corn Exchange box 70 National Bank
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Corporation box 70 Guarantee & Trust Co
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - Thomas C. Darby box 70
Ch - Cn (partial), Co - Cz, D, 1934-1937 - John Welsh Dulles, box 70 Philadelphia Bible Society
E - I, 1934-1937 - Equitable Life Assurance Society box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Rev. Arno C. Gaebelein box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Mrs. Robert H. Haines & son, Robert H. III box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Hobart Cabinet Co box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Rev. Herbert Hogg box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Rev. D. Wilson Hollinger box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Rev. Robert M. Honeyman, Montrose Bible box 71 Conf. Assn
E - I, 1934-1937 - Howson & Howson box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Huston Family correspondence box 71
E - I, 1934-1937 - Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign box 71 Missions
J - M, 1934-1937 - W. S. Johnston/Johnston, Inc box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - Keystone Automobile Club box 72 - Page 29- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
J - M, 1934-1937 - Volney P. Kinne, Montrose Bible box 72 Conference Assn
J - M, 1934-1937 - Liberty Limestone Corp box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - George P. Little, Home Insurance Co box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - Lukens Steel Co box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - R. J. McCausland box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - Mabel and R. H. MacDonald box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - McHugh, Hamilton, Lyon & Horn box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - George G. Mahy box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - George A. Milligan box 72
J - M, 1934-1937 - Montrose Bible Conference Association box 72
N - Q, 1934-1937 - National Temperance Society box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Mattie T. Norton (Mrs. James E.), charity box 73 case
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Rev. W. G. Nyce box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Olson Rug Co box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives box 73 and Granting Annuities
N - Q, 1934-1937 - William L. Pettingill box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Philadelphia Electric Co box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Prentice-Hall, Inc box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Presbyterian Church of Coatesville, PA box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Public Welfare Association box 73
N - Q, 1934-1937 - Pulpit Committee file box 73
R - S, 1934-1937 - Rambo, Rambo and Knox box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Rev. Edwin H. Rian box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Helen M. Robertson, Charles Lukens Huston box 74 secretary
R - S, 1934-1937 - Sears, Roebuck & Co box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Rev. Wilbur M. Smith box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - R. M. Snyder & Co box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Southern Transportation Co box 74 - Page 30- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
R - S, 1934-1937 - Standard Statistics Co., Inc box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Stoughton Sterling box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Willard E. Stern box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Stony Brook School box 74
R - S, 1934-1937 - Sunday School Times box 74
T - Z, 1934-1937 - The Texas Co box 75
T - Z, 1934-1937 - Thayer, Baker & Co box 75
T - Z, 1934-1937 - Town & Country Review box 75
T - Z, 1934-1937 - United States Congress box 75
T - Z, 1934-1937 - Allan D. Wallis, Ruling Elders box 75
T - Z, 1934-1937 - C. Raymond Young box 75
A - G, 1938-1940 - Cadbury, Ellis & Co box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Chase & Co., A. J. Rinck box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Chester County Home box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Christian & Missionary Alliance box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Howard A. Clark box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - John T. Collins Jr., Co box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Mrs. Alice Calley Davis box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Rev. Thomas Todd Edwards box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - J. Warren Field box 76
A - G, 1938-1940 - Fortune Magazine box 76
H - N, 1938-1940 - Huston Family correspondence box 77
H - N, 1938-1940 - O. B. Kiesewetter, insurance agent box 77
H - N, 1938-1940 - Victor Lukens, Charles Lukens Huston box 77 nephew
H - N, 1938-1940 - John G. Moffat, Montrose, PA box 77
H - N, 1938-1940 - Montrose School for Girls box 77
O - Sth, 1938-1940 - Presbyterian Church of Coatesville, PA box 78
O - Sth, 1938-1940 - Bertram Rambo of Rambo, Rambo and box 78 Knox
O - Sth, 1938-1940 - A. J. Rinck, Chase & Co box 78
O - Sth, 1938-1940 - J. J. Ryan & Co box 78
O - Sth, 1938-1940 - Sears, Roebuck & Co box 78
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Sti - Z, 1938-1940 - Standard Statistics Co box 79
Sti - Z, 1938-1940 - United States Senate box 79
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Acousticon Institute, American Earphone box 80 Co., Audiphone Co. of Pennsylvania, Aurex Co. of Philadelphia (correspondence about hearing aids)
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Africa Inland Mission box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Alleghany Ore & Iron Co box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - American Iron & Steel Institute box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - American Mission to the Lepers box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - American Safety Razor material box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - American Society of Mechanical Engineers box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - American Tract Society box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Bailey Banks & Biddle Co box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Rev. Lowe H. Beldon box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Belmont Iron Works box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Bell Telephone Co box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Rev. Stanley V. Bergen box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Bethany Presbyterian Church box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Bible Institute of Pennsylvania box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - R. G. Bloom box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - William H. Boehm box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Charles W. Bray box 80
A - Bo, 1941-1945 - Herman P. Breuninger box 80
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - William Butler III, Lukens Steel Co. Sales box 81 employee
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - China Inland Mission box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - The Christian & Missionary Alliance box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - Citizens Hotel Co./Coach & Four Inn box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - The Coatesville Record box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - John H. Cole box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - H. E. Cooley box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - Corn Exchange Bank box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - Alice Calley Davis box 81
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Bu - E, 1941-1945 - Rev. D. H. Dolman box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - Rev. John DuBosq box 81
Bu - E, 1941-1945 - Dr. C. Hans Evans box 81
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - J. Warren Field, real estate agent box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - First Hebrew Christian Synagogue box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Fortune Magazine box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Gideons (i.e. PA Gideons) box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Ted Gilbert, appliance repairman box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - George M. Gillen, Lukens Steel box 82 Co. Sales employee
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Gimbel Bros box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Glen Bros. Inc., New York nursery box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Frank H. Gordon box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Mrs. Robert B. Haines box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - William Harvey, contractor box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Ralph H. Henshaw Agency, box 82 insurance
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Hepburn & Harria, attorneys box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - J. W. Harman, Lukenweld?[?] box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Rev. Warren H. Hershey box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Harry B. Hirsh, Belmont Iron box 82 Works
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Rev. Gilbert L. House, Soldiers for box 82 Evangelism
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Charles L. Huston Jr box 82
F - Hu (partial), 1941-1945 - Charles P. L. Huston box 82
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - Charles L Huston --Scrap box 83 Iron Meeting & photos
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - Ruth Huston box 83
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - J. Stewart Huston box 83
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - Mary Huston, estate of box 83
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - Harry W. Huston box 83
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - Investment Registry of box 83 America
Hu (partial) - Hz, I - J, 1941-1945 - Rev. H. A. Ironside - Page 33- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
box 83
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Josephine Kaas box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - The Fred Kelker Tract Society box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Dr. E. R. Kellersberger, American Mission box 84 to the Lepers
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Kewanee Boiler Co box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Keystone Automobile Club Casualty Co box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - O. B. Kieseuetter, Union Central Life box 84 Insurance Co
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Dr. & Mrs. T. A. Lambie box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Lukens Steel Co box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - W. Foxall MacElree box 84
K - Mn, 1941-1945 - Arthur G. McKee Company box 84
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Montrose Bible Conference Association box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Moody Bible Institute box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - National Association of Evangelicals box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - National Reform Association box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - New York Jewish Evangelism Society box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Nils Nilson box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Clark W. Parker box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Pennsylvania Railroad Veterans box 85 Association
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - William L. and Mrs. Pettingill box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Philadelphia Furnace Co box 85
Mo - P, 1941-1945 - Presbyterian Church of Coatesville, PA box 85
Q - R, 1941-1945 - Rambo, Rambo & Knox box 86
Q - R, 1941-1945 - Rev. Edwin J. Reinke box 86
Q - R, 1941-1945 - W. G. Ridgway, Craig Ridgway & Son Co box 86
Q - R, 1941-1945 - A. J. Rinck, Chase & Co box 86
Q - R, 1941-1945 - Helen M. Robertson, Charles Lukens Huston box 86 secretary
Q - R, 1941-1945 - Rev. W. Douglas Roe box 86
Q - R, 1941-1945 - Rev. Paul W. Rood box 86
S - T, 1941-1945 - D. M. Stearns Missionary Fund box 87
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S - T, 1941-1945 - Rev. Wilbur M. Smith box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Warren H. Snow box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Marshall Snyder box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Stoughton Sterling box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Strawbridge & Clothier box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Sudan Interior Mission Inc box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Summer Bible School Association box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Sunday School Times box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Tate-Jones Inc box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Templin box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - W. G. Theisinger (electron microscopes), box 87 Lukens Steel Co. employee
S - T, 1941-1945 - Walter A. Thompson box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - Walter K. Thorne box 87
S - T, 1941-1945 - W. Perry Tyson box 87
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Mrs. Ruth W. Vanderslice box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - N. C. Vlasveld box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Dr. George B. Waterhouse box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - George K. Watson, C. P. A box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Western Electric Co box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - W. L. White Sons (marble & granite) box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Rev. H. Carroll Whitener box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Who's Who - Charles Lukens Huston box 88 biographical material
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Wise Book Co., Inc box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Ray Wolfe, Lukens Steel Co. Maintainence box 88 Engineer
U - Z, 1941-1945 - World Christian Fundamentals Association box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - Young Men's Christian Association box 88
U - Z, 1941-1945 - C. Raymond Young, attorney box 88
A - B, 1946-1951 - Acousticon of Philadelphia box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - Africa Inland Mission box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - American Bible Society box 89
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A - B, 1946-1951 - American Board of Missions to the Jews box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - American Iron & Steel Institute box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - American Mission to the Lepers box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - American Scripture Gift Mission box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - American Society of Mechanical Engineers box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - American Tract Society box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - T. Amoraki, missionary in Japan box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - Belmont Iron Works box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - Bible Institute of Pennsylvania box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - R. G. Bloom, Comptroller box 89
A - B, 1946-1951 - William Butler, Lukens Steel Co. box 89 Advertising employee
A - B, 1946-1951 - By-Products Steel Corp box 89
C - G, 1946-1951 - W. J. Charlton box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Chester Valley, National Bank of box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Christian & Missionary Alliance box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - China Inland Mission box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Citizens Hotel Co box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - John H. Cole box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - John T. Collins Jr. Co box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Commonwealth Telephone Co box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Corn Exchange Bank box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Paul R. Cowles box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - George T. B. Davis box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Equitable Life Assurance Society box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - C. Hans Evans box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Leonard L. Eyster box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Fairview Cemetery Association box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in box 90 America
C - G, 1946-1951 - Hans Peter Freece box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Robert Gair Co box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Gay -Murray Co box 90
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C - G, 1946-1951 - Geneva College box 90
C - G, 1946-1951 - Gideons International box 90
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Robert B. Haines III box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Charles F. Hamilton & Mrs. William H., box 91 mother
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - W. L. Harvey box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Haverford College box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - W. Wald Hayes box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Ralph H. Henshaw box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - J. W. Herman box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Rev. Robert M. Honeyman box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Clinton N. Howard box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Gilbert L. Howe box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Charles L. Huston -- Birthday Greetings box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Charles L. Huston Jr box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Harry W. Huston box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - J. Stewart Huston box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Miss Laetitia P. Huston box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Ruth [?] Dr. & Mrs. T. A. Lambie box 91
H - Lh, 1946-1951 - Rev. A. L. Lathem box 91
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Liberty Limestone Corp box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - George P. Little box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Lord's Day Alliance box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Lukens Steel Co box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Lukenweld, Inc box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Rev. Charles C. McIntire box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Philip M. McKenna box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Maico of Pennsylvania (Hearing aids) box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Mrs. Thorwald Mathieson box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Mrs. V. H. Melville box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - The Million Testaments Campaign box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - John G. Moffat, Montrose, PA box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Montrose Bible Conference Association - Page 37- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Moody Monthly, Moody Bible Institute box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Morris & Van Wormer box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - National Association of Evangelicals box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - National Bank of Chester Valley box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - National Bureau of Analysis box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - New Process Co box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Nils Nilson box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - North China Theological Seminary Inc box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Dr. Isaac Page box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Philip H. Pent box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Rev. & Mrs. W. L. Pettingill box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Philadelphia Fundamentalists box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Philadelphia School of the Bible box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Philadelphia Veterans Association box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Pocket Testament League box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Presbyterian Church of Coatesville, PA box 92
Li - P, 1946-1951 - Provident Trust Co box 92
R - T, 1946-1951 - Rambo, Knox & Landreth box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Paul Reffner, Y. M. C. A box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Rev. Wilbur M. Smith box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Rev. T. S. Soltau box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Sonotone (Hearing aids) box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - The D. M. Stearns Missionary Fund box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Stoughton Sterling, C. P. A box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Dr. Charles H. Stone box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Summer Bible School Association box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Sunday School Times box 93
R - T, 1946-1951 - Walter A. Thompson box 93
U - Z, 1946-1951 - John Wanamaker box 94
U - Z, 1946-1951 - Rev. Leland Wang box 94
U - Z, 1946-1951 - Washington Cathedral box 94
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U - Z, 1946-1951 - Wellman Engineering Co box 94
U - Z, 1946-1951 - Al White Mfg. Co. (portable organs) box 94
U - Z, 1946-1951 - Rev. H. Carroll Whitener box 94
U - Z, 1946-1951 - World Christian Fundamentals box 94
Charles L. Huston: 28 personal memo books, 1886-1916 box 95
Subject Correspondence, 1888-1937 Physical Description: 3 Linear Feet Scope and Content
The subject correspondence of Charles L. Huston primarily concerns temperance, Prohibition and Huston's investments.
Title/Description Instances YMCA material - correspondence, reports, printed pamphlets, box 96 1888-1930
Pennsylvania Evangelistic Association and Presbyterian box 97 Synods - correspondence to Charles L. Huston and Treasurer; correspondence of the Presbyterian synods; printed minutes; reports, 1893-18951933-1934
Presbyterian Synods - minutes and correspondence, 1933-1934 box 98
Curran Estate [printed copies of will, printed trust settlement box 99 material, printed reports and correspondence], 1872-1930
Investments, insurance policies, and correspondence, 1892-1903 box 100
Chester County Home (Hospital) - correspondence, printed box 101 booklets, clippings, Minutes of the Board, and correspondence re boilers, 1931 1937
"An Act: To restrain and regulate the sale of vinous and box 102 spirituous, malt or brewed liquors, or any admixture thereof." Approved 13 May 1887, James A. Beaver. Following this initial Act are similar acts dating between 1891 and 1907.
Letter, possibly written by Charles Lukens Huston, discussing box 102 "the effect of the Liquor Traffic in its Relation to Manufacturing Interests", 1 April 1914
"Indifference" (poem), 13 January 1913 box 102
Flyer reviewing The New Republic article from Munsey box 102 Magazine by Michael Callahan, "The Poster Campaign Against Alcohol"
Clippings - "The Law Applying to Constables" box 102
"The New Liliputians," a page from leaflet Why Abstain? Why box 102 Prohibit? printed sheet music, "Pennsylvania Shall be Free," published by the Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
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Returns from the Non-Necessity Specific Remonstrance box 102 Papers," Chester County No-License Campaign, 1 March 1913
Printed review and order form of the 1922 publication "The box 102 Prohibition Question," accounts of Union Prohibitory League of Chester County (Charles Lukens Huston, Treas.), 1912-1914
News clippings re "No License League and Pennsylvania box 102 prohibition activity", 1889-1891
Prohibition pamphlets, 1907-19151932 box 102
Miscellaneous correspondence, 1927-1937 box 103
Letters concerning church, missions, and Bible, 1903-1927 box 103
Letters concerning YMCA, also draft of letter from Charles box 103 Lukens Huston to Frank, 1903-1910
Letters concerning hospital and ambulance, 1899 box 103
Edwin C. Dinwiddie, Chairman of Joint Campaign Committee box 103 for Statewide Prohibition (Oklahoma) letter, 1907
Letter concerning Prohibition from J. Newton Huston (Chester box 103 County, Pa.), 1909
F.G. Cartbud (Columbia Springs Hotel, near Hudson, N.Y.), box 103 personal tribulations as minister to Friends in Poughkeepsie, including financial setbacks and brain fever, with hallucinations and railing at Quakers; also adapting hotel for treatment of alcoholism, 1898
J.B. Rendell (Lincoln University, Chester County, Pa.), seeking box 103 aid in financing electric power plant, to replace kerosene light, etc., 1910
Frank B. ____, regarding recurring hospitalization for mental box 103 problems, with help of Charles Lukens Huston and invoice for clothing, 1910
Appeals and acknowledgements from other individuals, box 103 including laborers or their families, 1898-1926
Investments - Cherokee Oil & Gas Company - letters from box 103 officers E.E. Allen, W.F. Messner and W.D. Todd, 19051911
Investments - Cherokee Oil & Gas Company - agreement on box 103 reorganization
Investments - Colombia Company - letters of Norristown broker box 103 Coleman & Wonsetler, 6 May 1904
Investments - Consolidated Ice Manufacturing, Refrigerating box 103 and Fish Co. - letters , stock certificate, stock receipts, 1901-1905
Investments - Cuba Fruit Company - letter of S.B. Downes, box 103 1903
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Investments - Cuba Fruit Company - letters of other officers, box 103 C.B. Hubbard, F.R. Kennedy, George E. Bartol and John E. Lonergan, 1903-1905
Investments - Cuba Fruit Company - letters of Norristown box 103 broker T.C. Coleman, 1904-1905
Investments - Cuba Fruit Company - Charles Lukens Huston box 103 orders for notes (carbon), 1904
Investments - Cuba Fruit Company - sample notes, 1903 box 103
Investments - Cuba Fruit Company - news clipping, 1905 box 103
Investments - Locust Mountain Coal & Iron Co. - letters of box 103 [broker?] Horatio Lloyd (Philadelphia), 1910
Investments - Marshall Coal Co. - letter of Joseph Humpton, box 103 Secretary and Treasurer, 1910
Investments - Morrison Gulch mine property in California - box 103 letter of Calvin A. Hare, of Bucknell University, 1909-1910
Investments - Weaver-Hirsh Co. - prospectus, circa 1903 box 103
Investments - By-laws, reports, etc. - The Bon Ami Company, box 103 January -June 1936
Investments - By-laws, reports, etc. - Cuba Fruit Co, 1900-1905 box 103
Investments - By-laws, reports, etc. - Locust Mountain Coal & box 103 Iron Co, 1905-1906
Investments - By-laws, reports, etc. - The Provident Life & box 103 Trust Co. of Philadelphia, 1905-1907
Investments - By-laws, reports, etc. - Westmoreland Coal Co., box 103 1904-1905
Family Correspondence, 1850-1946 Physical Description: 3 Linear Feet
Title/Description Instances Isabella P. Huston to her aunt, Hannah Gibbons, 1855-1966 box 104
Isabella P. Huston statement to strikers concerning their request box 104 to use Lukens Co. lounge for prayer meetings, 1855-1946 Scope and Contents note
found in Esterbrook letters, below
Letters from R. Esterbrook to Isabella P. Huston, 1885-1986 box 104
Printed tract of the National Socialist party, 1855-1946 box 104
Susan B. Carey to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
D.E.C to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104 - Page 41- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
Morris Cope (cousin) to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
E.C. Dunn to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Samuel Emlen to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Elizabeth Evans to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Thomas Evans to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Helen Hotchkin to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
_____ King to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
M.A. Loyd to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Joseph Potts to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Clarkson Sheppard to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
John S. Stokes to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Margaretta Walton to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Esther ___ to Isabella P. Huston, 1855-1946 box 104
Isabella P. Huston - Copy of passage from Augustine, in cover box 104 of John M. Sharpless & Co., Philadelphia, 1886
Charles L. Huston to his mother Isabella P. Huston, 1870-1986 box 104 Scope and Contents note
From Haverford College, vacation locations, and Coatesville. A few include references to Lukens Rolling Mills business.
Charles L. Huston to his wife Nan, 1901 box 104
Charles Lukens Huston to niece Nannie, declining invitation [to box 105 her wedding?], 1914 April 22
C. Walter Borton to Charles L. Huston box 104
Alice R. Calley (sister) to Charles L. Huston box 104
Jesse Coates (cousin) to Charles L. Huston box 104
Nan Huston (wife) to Charles L. Huston box 104
Ruth Huston (daughter) to Charles L. Huston box 104
Elizabeth Pharo to Charles L. Huston box 104
Walter Pharo to Charles L. Huston box 104
May _____ (sister) to Charles Lukens Huston in London, 1893 box 104
May _____ (sister) to Charles Lukens Huston in Coatesville, box 104 1917
E.M. Stewart to brother Frank _____. box 104
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Charles L. Huston - Miscellany, 19071946 box 104
Correspondence between cousin William L. Bailey (West box 105 Chester, Pa.) and Charles L. Huston concerning the death of cousin S.L. North, and her survivor (daughter Rachel), 1903 October 22-26
Correspondence between brother-in-law Walter Calley box 105 (Coatesville) and Charles L. Huston concerning the prospective marriage to Miss Irene Hopkins, following death of Alice (daughter) with mention of Huston's sons, 1897 December 20
Correspondence from Sister May (Mrs. Robert B. Haines, Jr.) box 105 to Charles L. Huston concerning news of children, her health (Battle Creek Sanitarium), family supper invitation, and effects of depression on Coatesville, annotated by Charles Lukens Huston in returning her check, 1897-1933
Brother-in -law R[obert] B. Haines, Jr. and Charles L. Huston box 105 acknowledging contribution to Lebanon Hospital for Insane in Palestine, 1906 December 29
Correspondence between brother Abraham Francis Huston box 105 ("Frank") to Charles L. Huston concerning family as well as Lukens Iron & Steel Co. matters including personal controversy between them, 1901-1910
Aunt Almira R. Huston (Mrs. William Huston) to Charles L. box 105 Huston concerning sale of "Uncle Will's" oil paintings to raise funds and invention by son Frank with mention of Huston's other son, 1893-1908
Correspondence between sister "Annie" (Miss C.L. Huston) box 105 and Charles L. Huston discussing Lukens Company and family matters such as settlement between brother Abraham Francis Huston, brother-in-law Robert B. Haines and self, involving father's estate and "old"/"new" firm, 1903-1920
Cousin Hannah West Huston (daughter of Almira and William, box 105 above) to Charles L. Huston regarding sale of her father's paintings, 1902 December 17
J. Stewart Huston to Charles L. Huston regarding brother's box 105 college club, reorganization of the Company, 1897 October 8
James P.P. Huston to Charles L. Huston concerning personal box 105 debt to Charles Lukens Huston, 1897 October 8
Aunt Mary [Huston] to Charles L. Huston thanking Charles box 105 Lukens Huston for condolences and gift at time of husband's death, 1906 December 8
Wife Nan (Stewart) Huston to Charles L. Huston regarding news box 105 of home and church, 1906 November 7
Daughter Ruth Huston to Charles L. Huston concerning new box 105 automobile
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Cousin Spencer S. Huston to Charles L. Huston regarding death box 105 of his mother (Mary, above), and settlement of her debts, 1909 February 18
William Ridgely Leaken, Attorney (Savannah, husband of Ruth box 105 Huston) to Charles L. Huston regarding approaching wedding of Charles Lukens Huston and Nan Stewart in Savannah, local judicial scene, and legal advice concerning Lukens holdings in potash, 1895-1905 Scope and Contents note
In addition to topics specified below, the following five letters trace WRL's struggle with alcoholism.
Cousin Mabel Huston MacDonald (Mrs. W.J.) (Nova Scotia) box 105 to Charles L. Huston regarding financial problems, 1901 September 19-29
Nephew Charles Miller to Charles L. Huston concerning his box 105 mother's death, 1929 June 9
Correspondence between Sister Clara (Huston) Miller and box 105 Charles L. Huston, 1893-1924 Scope and Contents note
This two-way, 7-item correspondence touches on difficulties caused within the family company by Rob Haines (May's husband), settlement of parents' estates, investments, Charles Miller's education at Princeton and direction of his future (at Lukens mills or at Oxford), and Clara's health.
Correspondence between Nephew Murray M. Stewart, Jr. and box 105 Charles L. Huston regarding financial problems of Stewart Cotton Co. (Savannah), 1928 September 28-29
Nephew Alberto [husband of Clare (Miller)] to Charles L. box 105 Huston, seeking help due to Florida crop failure and other setbacks, 1905 December 2-1906 March 28
Niece Alice [Calley] _____ to Charles L. Huston, replying box 105 to inquiry about welfare family in Sioux Falls, S.D., 1920 November 20
Cousin Sallie ("The Homestead"), thanking Charles Lukens box 105 Huston for financial help
Miscellany - J. Reynolds & Son, repairs on Homestead furnace, box 105 1903
Pennock genealogy box 105
News clipping, inventory of Abraham Francis Huston estate, box 105 1930
Specifications and directions for Kilgore automobile parts, box 105 printed, etc. - Page 44- Charles Lukens Huston papers 1174
List of portraits in Philadelphia Stock Exchange "Gallery of men box 105 of affairs", 1902
Invitation to Charles Lukens Huston to be included in above box 105 gallery, 1902
Request from Glasgow Royal Exchange for information on a box 105 laborer who had died in America, 1898
C.H. Zehnder, Pres., The Alleghany Ore and Iron Co. of box 105 Virginia, re check to M. Bailey, 1898
Receipt for Iron & Steel Institute subscription, 1924 box 105
Ditty, "The Boys of '75" (Haverford College) box 105
Annie "Nan"(Stewart) Huston (Charles L. Huston's wife) - box 106 correspondence, mostly family letters, 1880-1950; miscellany, including a recipe book, 1880-1950
J. Stewart Huston - School copybooks box 107 Scope and Contents note
English 2; English 3; Electrochemistry; Metallurgical Lab; Biology; Assaying lectures; Electrometallurgical notes
J. Stewart Huston - School copybooks, 1919 box 108 Scope and Contents note
Physical Education; Physics (Haverford 1919); Advanced Chemistry; Metallography; Metallurgy, introduction; noteboook
J. Stewart Huston - Essays - "Calculations, 1922" box 109
J. Stewart Huston - Essays - "The Thermal Efficiency & Heat box 109 Balance of an Open Hearth Furnace"
J. Stewart Huston - Essays - "Securing quality in Steel Plate", box 109 October 1931
J. Stewart Huston - letters to family, 1915-19381949 box 110
J. Stewart Huston - letters concerning history of ambulance unit box 110 and French Army citation, 1906-1918
J. Stewart Huston - childhood biographical essay box 110
J. Stewart Huston - C.L. Huston letters to his brother-in-law box 110 William R. Leaken, 1905
Charles L. Huston to J. Stewart Huston with stock agreement, box 110 1906-1917
Charles L. Huston to Ruth Huston (daughter), 1922 box 110
J. Stewart Huston - miscellaneous items, 1898-1930 box 110
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Legal and financial papers concerning the estate of Mary Huston box 111 (Charles Lukens Huston's daughter), 1919-1942
Ledger of G.W.P. Coates (son of Dr. Jesse P. Coates) possibly box 112 concerning the operation of the Locust Point Iron Works near Baltimore, Maryland, 1854-1857 Scope and Contents note
Jesse Coates and Charles L. Huston started the Coatesville Hospital in 1899. Coates and his brother Isaac Pennock Coates operated the iron works in Baltimore in the 1850s.
Scrapbooks compiled by Ruth Huston on the history of art box 113
Professional Activities, 1898-1939 Physical Description: 2 Linear Feet General
Materials in this subseries transferred to Accession 50, Lukens Steel Company records.
Title/Description Instances Alleghany Ore & Iron Co. (Buena Vista, Va.) - notices of directors' meetings, 1927-1939
American Institute of Weights and Measures, 1928-1934
American Iron and Steel Institute - statistical bulletins, notices of meetings, and routine letters, 1928-1937
American Society of Mechanical Engineers - concerning committee on boiler codes, specifications and safety valves, with reports, minutes and notices, 1909-1938
Belmont Iron Works (Philadelphia), 1917-1924
Consolidated Ice Manufacturing, Refrigerating and Fish Co. (Punta Gordas, Fla.), 1901-1903
Jacobs-Shupert United States Firebox Co. - manufacture of fireboxes for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, 1909-1918
Sunday School Lesson Books, 1920-1942 Physical Description: 2.5 Linear Feet
Title/Description Instances Sunday School lesson books, October 1920-1923 box 120
Sunday School lesson books, 1924-July 1927 box 121
Sunday School lesson books, 1927-1929 box 122
Sunday School lesson books, 1930-1932 box 123
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Sunday School lesson books, 1933-1935 box 124
Sunday School lesson books, 1935-1942 box 125
Personal documents and miscellany, 1809-1959 Physical Description: 3 Linear Feet
Title/Description Instances Charles Lukens Huston - will, residence appraisal, estate report, box 126 passport, Employers' Tax Statement, and Social Security Act and Unemployment Insurance, 1895-1945
Charles Lukens Huston - receipts; autobiographical and box 127 biographical material; miscellany, 1870-1950
Charles Lukens Huston - securities transactions, life insurance box 128 receipts, residence appraisal, deeds and house receipts, list of contributions to organizations, 1882-1946
Estates material, documentation for "Greystone" mansion on box 129 Pennsylvania Historic sites and landmarks list
A.F. Huston letter to Charles Lukens Huston and A.F. Huston box 129 obituary, 19131930
Huston Memorial - nurses' records of treatments (house calls) box 129 and cancelled checks, 1903
Huston Memorial - records of cases treated, 1899-1903 box 129
Book of news clippings titled "Cultivation of Grapes," by box 129 Charles Lukens Huston, 1891
W.C. Gibbons' Latin Exercise book with a brief history of box 129 Lukens Steel Co. recounted in a letter to Stewart Huston from William H. Ridgway, 15 January 1941
Deed, Robert Bunting, Sr. to Samuel Bunting, Jr. for 65 acres box 129 61 perches, Lower Oxford Township, Chester County, 1809 and Legal transfer of Samuel Bunting's mortgage to Isaac Pennock, 1821 Janaury 30
Charles Lukens Huston - greeting cards, mementos, notes, box 129 1882-1926
Documents regarding the will of Isabella P. Huston, Rambo box 129 Coatesville property, Wilmington & Northern Railroad, Coatesville alley, Lukens Rolling Mills, and Lukens Iron & Steel Co.; blueprint of Rebecca Lukens property titled "A Tracing from the original by H.G. Book", 1877-1897
Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - Hoopes, Bros. & Darlington trade box 129 catalog for wheels and wheel material
Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - Pennsylvania Railroad station box 129 receival forms
Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - correspondence box 129
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Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - mortgage agreements box 129
Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - Probate of Wills granting Rebecca box 129 Lukens legal authority to her husband's estate
Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - land tract survey for Mathew Taylor box 129 by Crosby Phipps
Miscellaneous, 1810-1902 - letter re water rights box 129
John Beach to his mother Abigail, undated box 129
Letter to "My dear Mary," Brandywine, 24 January 1829 box 129
Charles Lukens Huston - Personal expenses and credit memos box 130 (200 items)
Charles Lukens Huston - eight small, handwritten notebooks box 130 -- "Niagara, Ontario 7/7 to 7/13, 1892," scripture notes and references to D.M. Stearns
Charles Lukens Huston - notebook with scripture notes and box 130 references to Bishop Newman and Dr. Scofield, 1909-1912
Charles Lukens Huston - "Contributions", 1900 box 130
Charles Lukens Huston - "Appeals for help and responses," box 130 one page devoted to appeals and the remainder to scripture, 1935-1938
Charles Lukens Huston - Student's Exercise Notebook," French box 130 and Latin handwritten exercises
Charles Lukens Huston - "Latin I, February 8th, S. Hudson box 130 Chapman, Jr."
Charles Lukens Huston - list of flowers box 130
Charles Lukens Huston - Bible school notes box 130
Charles Lukens Huston - envelopes showing a variety of stamps, box 130 both domestic and foreign
Charles Lukens Huston - brochures; Christmas cards; postcard; box 130 parts of letters; 1913 New York Times "Business Outlook" clipping; samples of printed stationary, mostly for Lukens Steel Co., 19131919undated
Charles Lukens Huston - advertisement for a local hotel, The box 130 Stephenson House, 1870-1889
Carbon copy of Sarah P. Coates' will, witnessed by Charles box 130 Lukens Huston and wife, 1919
Haverford Loganian Society, certificate of membership to C.L. oversize 131 Huston, 30 June 1875
Lincoln Highway Association, certificate of contribution to C.L. oversize 131 Huston, 30 October 1913
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American Society for Metals, silver certificate of membership to oversize 131 Stewart Huston, February 1959
Card files of contributions, 1911-1950 box 132-134
Charles L. Huston miscellany - Ruth Huston's house in oversize 135 Kentucky, 1928 February-March
Charles L. Huston - Schematic drawing, "Every Tick brings us oversize 135 nearer to Eternity"
Charles L. Huston - Schematic outline of "1000 Yrs. Reign with oversize 135 Christ on Earth"
Charles L. Huston - Schematic drawing of how man has oversize 135 progressed towards eternity, with attached list headed by "The Millennium"
Charles L. Huston - Large pamphlet (fragile): "Eispensational oversize 135 Truth or 'God's Plan and Purpose in the Ages' " by Clarence Larken, 1918
Charles L. Huston - Broadside: "George H. Handwork for oversize 135 Mayor"
Charles L. Huston - Huston family genealogy chart and Pennock oversize 135 family genealogy chart
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Lukens Steel Company (LSC), 1878-19001937-1951 Physical Description: 5 Linear Feet General
Materials in this series transferred to Accession 50, Lukens Steel Company records.
Title/Description Instances LSC business correspondence [correspondents include Dr. Huston, Huston & Penrose, Charles Huston & Sons, or Irwin Vannan of LSC, and tri-state founders supplying LSC with furnaces, stokers and testing machines], 1878-19001937-1951
Applications for foreman's job at LSC, 1900
General correspondence, 1937-1950
Robert W. Wolcott's business correspondence, 1941-1951
LSC Open Hearth Operations, 1925-1945 - Advertising and Public Relations Programs
LSC Open Hearth Operations, 1925-1945 - In -house research reports
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LSC Open Hearth Operations, 1925-1945 - Daily condition and construction reports
LSC Open Hearth Operations, 1925-1945 - Graphs showing operations figures
Minutes of LSC Board Meetings, 19411945
LSC Open Hearth Operations reports, 19361938
LSC Open Hearth Operations, 1925-1945 - bank and insurance papers
Financial Statements and profit and loss reports for LSC and subsidiaries, Lukenweld, Inc. and By-Products Steel Corporation, 1938-1945
"Tensile Strength and Ductility of Steel Boiler Plates and the Tetmayer Formula for Figuring Allowable Stresses," Huston, Charles L., 1924
"Experiments on the Segregation of Steel Ingots in its relation to Plate Specifications," Huston, Charles L., 1906
Newspapers, magazines and reprints re LSC, 1910-1944
LSC Annual Reports, 193619391948
Brief history of LSC
Charles Lukens Huston legal patent papers, 1897-1920
Lukensweld, Inc. and By-Products Steel Corp. - By -Laws
A.F. Huston printed stock prospectus, 1916
Pennsylvania Corp. Law Act No. 106, 1933
Memo covering current status of LSC property on the Delaware River, 1943
"Summarization of Questions to be answered by a corporation in a registration statement under the Securities Act of 1933"
Correspondence with a Japanese visitor to LSC, 1905
LSC Thrift Savings plan
LSC Salary/Wage Payment Scale, 1937
Agreement between LSC and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee
LSC Retirement Plan, 1944
LSC Training Program, 1942
Accident suit against LSC - opinion, 1898
Correspondence with a consulting chemist re whiskey to LSC employees, 1911
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Robert W. Wolcott letter re LSC Employee Representatives issues, including vacation, bonus, and solicitation of employees by organizers, 1936
Letters from LSC employees, 1903-1910
Issues of the Coatesville Record, Coatesville Weekly Times, The Sunday School Times
Steel weld fabrication procedure drawings and costs
Labor cost comparison report of the Manufacturing Committee, 1938
Wage cost sheets for Lukenweld, Inc., 1930-1948
Blueprint of Pit Furnace in 140' mill, 1919
Gibb's Electric Co., 1896
Lukens Iron and Steel Co-op Store - by -laws, accounts, bills paid, receipts, 1884-1887
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