M. Dale Thompson Papers, (Class of 1951), 1922-1958

Collection — Container: B00078

Identifier: MS-2013-28

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Items: 4 postcards, 1920-1940 Student handbook, 1947-1948 Financial campaign brochure "You, too, have a stake in this!," 1951 Program "The Dedication of the Whiteford Organ and Carillon," 1958 Program "The Dedication of Baker Memorial Chapel, " 1958 Invitation to both of the dedications listed above Baltimore Sun newspaper article about Nina Venable Veale's retirement as a house mother at Western Maryland College, May 28, 1958

Accretion 2019.005: This accretion contains programs, invitations, college publications, and newspapers related to Western Maryland College. It spans the years 1954-58. The collection includes programs from music and theatrical events at the College, football programs and schedules, religious and holiday services, and newspaper clippings on WMC personalities. These papers also contains a set of Freshmen "Rat Rules" and a map of the Library.

Dates

1922-1958
Other: Date acquired: 06/25/2013

Creator

Townsend , M. Dale (Person)

Conditions Governing Use

McDaniel College makes no representation that it is the owner of any copyright or other literary property in the materials contained in its archives and special collections, (b) that in providing access to or permitting the reproduction of any such materials, McDaniel Archives does not assume any responsibility for obtaining or granting any permission to publish or use the same, and (c) that the responsibility (i) for determining the nature of any rights, and the ownership or interest therein, and for obtaining the appropriate permissions to publish or use and (ii) for determining the nature of any liabilities (including liabilities for defamation and invasion of privacy or publicity) that may arise from any publication or use, rest entirely with the researcher.

Extent

3.00 folders

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Items pertaining to Western Maryland College collected by Mr. M. Dale Townsend's mother, Eleanor Arndt Townsend. Mrs. Townsend did not attend Western Maryland College, however a friend of hers did and Mr. Townsend graduated from Western Maryland in 1951.