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gdp-kc0036-0125-003

Letter from Sam B. Davis to Emily Johnson, 26 Nov. 1928

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families, Health, Disease, and Mortality
Summary
Regarding the request for a guardian's permission to remove a student's tonsils.
People
Emily Johnson, Lydia, Sam B. Davis
gdp-kc0017-0010-009

Letter from Sam B. Davis to F. T. Mann, 10 Mar. 1924

Digital Heritage
Topic
School Operations
Summary
Regarding the acceptance of Wilbur Decors into Genoa in light of his home conditions, provided that the money for transportation is not covered by Genoa, which is unable to pay those funds at the present time.
People
F. T. Mann, Wilbur Decors, Sam B. Davis
gdp-kc0017-0004-001

Letter from S. Toledo Sherry to Superintendent F. T. Mann, 6 May 1922

Digital Heritage
Topic
Health, Disease, and Mortality, School Operations
Summary
Regarding an April report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, as well as the death of Silas Wood of the Omaha people.
Tribe(s)
Omaha
People
F. T. Mann, H. B. Peairs, Silas Wood, S. Toledo Sherry
gdp-kc0036-0134-001

Letter from R. E. L. Daniel to Sam B. Davis, 17 Nov. 1928

Digital Heritage
Topic
Coming to Genoa, Families
Summary
Regarding enclosed enrollment blanks for two students and the recommendation that they be accepted to and enrolled in Genoa.
People
Sam B. Davis, Mrs. Trudell, Emmaline Trudell, Florence Trudell, R. E. L. Daniel
gdp-kc0019-0076-001

Student Permanent Record, Henry Sine, 10 Jan. 1933

Digital Heritage
Topic
Coming to Genoa, Families
Summary
School Social Worker D. Current reports on Henry Sine's family and home life. Current claims Henry wishes to remain at Genoa over the summer.
Tribe(s)
Winnebago
People
Henry Sine, Gertrude Baker, Henry, Bakers, Mr. Sine, Henry, Henry, D. Current
gdp-kc0019-0087-001

Student Permanent Record, Kenneth Armell, 7 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Coming to Genoa, Families, Labor, Training, and Outing
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family of Kenneth Armell, age 14. Hamner mentions three siblings, Bernice, Lawrence, and Blanche and reports on the status of the family members.
Tribe(s)
Winnebago
People
Kenneth Armell, Lawrence Armell, Moses Armell, Mrs. A., Mr. Littles, Mrs. Littles, Bernice, Kenneth, Lawrence, Blanche, Lucile Hamner, Mr. Little, Mrs. Little
gdp-kc0019-0066-001

Student Permanent Record, Gladys Mitchell, 27 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family and home life of Gladys Mitchell, age 7. Hamner mentions Gladys having to leave Genoa when the lower grades were no longer offered.
Tribe(s)
Sac and Fox
People
Frank Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Gladys Mitchell, Lucile Hamner
gdp-kc0019-0077-001

Student Permanent Record, Curtis Rave, 6 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on Curtis Rave's home life with his father and stepmother.
Tribe(s)
Winnebago
People
Curtis Rave, Peter Rave, Jeanette Houghton Walker, Mrs. R., Mr. R., Mr. Walker, Lucile Hamner
gdp-kc0019-0088-001

Student Permanent Record, Ralph Armell, 7 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family of Ralph Armell, age 13. Hamner mentions his parents' status as well as his siblings, Fern, Thomas, Phyllis, and Darlene, and reports on the status of the home.
Tribe(s)
Winnebago
People
Ralph Armell, Thomas Armell, Annie Armell, Mrs. Kelsey, Fern, Thomas, Phyllis, Darlene, Lucile Hamner
gdp-kc0019-0053-001

Student Permanent Record, Bernita Bear, 27 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the education and family life of Bernita Bear, age 11, including her language abilities.
Tribe(s)
Sac and Fox
People
Arthur Bear, Ella Bear, Bernita Bear, Sarah, Mamie, Pearl, Lucile Hamner
gdp-kc0019-0067-001

Student Permanent Record, Edith Waseskuk, 27 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family and conduct of Edith Waseskuk, age 17. Hamner writes that Edith's parents are dead and that this has caused problems with relatives and with her education.
Tribe(s)
Sac and Fox
People
Wayne Wabaunasee, Nawa ta Wabaunasee, Edith Waseskuk, Irene, Horace Poweshick, No to co sah, John Tatapache, Na wa ta Wabaunasee, Wayne, John Wayne, Dr. Breid, Lucile Hamner
gdp-kc0019-0078-001

Student Permanent Record, Rose Powers, 20 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Families
Summary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family and home life of Rose Powers.
Tribe(s)
Sioux
People
Rose Powers, Mrs. P., Lucile Hamner