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Recipient of postcard: Mrs. A.G. Spencer in Cherokee Kas

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Sep 22-13 Coffeyville, Kas
Dear Stella
Arrived here Saturday at 1:30p.m. and started to work this morning its not what I expected but will stick a while will tell you all…

Frank Fuller tells of a life in agriculture, highlighting changes and advancements in technology and his experiences in agribusiness.

Vic Perkins relates his experiences as City Clerk of Iola, his World War II experiences, and early school days in Iola.

Kendall and Shirley Ashford tell of their lives in Iola, Kansas, the early years of their marriage, Kendall's experiences in World War II, their involvement in community activities and Iola's past, present and future.

Spencer Ambler relates his experiences growing up African American in Southeast Kansas, his career with the U.S. Postal Service, and his service to Allen Community College.

Grace Myers reflects on her childhood, early years of marriage, and her life in Iola with physician husband, Eugene Myers.

Annual brochure described SEKLS services and statistics.

Article written by the president of the Southeast Kansas Library System in the Spring 1967 issue of the Kansas Library Bulletin. The article details the purpose of systems, opposition, and looking to the future of the systems and system services.

Article detailing services the Southeast Kansas Library System provides in an interview with Ray Willson, director at the time.

Newsletter detailing progress on a regional library system demonstration project intended to show residents of southeast Kansas how a system would operate.