Religious literature--Publishing

The folder contains a copy of "Spirituality of the Servants of Mary" by Giuiato, Glacinto, translated by Thomas Ferrazzi, published in 1955 by Stabat Mater Press in St. Charles, IL.

The folder contains the book titled "Groenings, Jakob - German-English Catechism," published in 1900. It is based on Jakob Groenings' "Katholischer Katechismus Für Die Pfarr-Und Sonntagsschulen Der Vereinigten Staaten," and serves as a Catholic catechism designed for parochial and Sunday schools in the United States. The publication, issued by Benziger in New York, features bilingual content aimed at facilitating religious education for German-speaking and English-speaking students.

The folder contains a copy of "Catechism for the Intermediate Classes of the Parochial and Sunday Schools in the United States" by James Groenings, translated by James Rockliff, published in 1900 by Benziger.

The folder contains the Master's thesis titled "A Survey of the Significant Factors in the Guidance and Development of the Vocations of the Final Professed Sisters of the Order of Servants of Mary of Ladysmith, Wisconsin, 1949-1959" by Mary Hyacinth Gullen, completed in 1960 at Marquette University.

The folder contains assorted artwork, including various pieces of calligraphy, photographs, and detailed information about the artist, Mary Arline Hendricks, and her work.

The folder contains a short resume of Blessed Anne Juliana Gozaga's foundation of the Germanic Observance of the Servite Order, spanning three pages. It also includes an untitled twenty-two-page article on Anne Juliana Gonzaga and the Regelhaus. Additionally, the folder holds a one-page unpublished work titled "Servite Memorare" by Ann Juliana Gonzaga.

The folder contains a copy of "History of Rusk County, Wisconsin," authored by Alice Henke and published by Taylor Publishing Co. in 1983. It includes contributions from the residents of Rusk County and was compiled by the Rusk County Historical Society in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. The document notes Alice Henke's role as a member of the Book Committee on page 2.

The folder contains an offprint and typed article titled "Introduction to Sources for a History of the Servite Sisters of Ladysmith" by Alice Henke, published in 1981 in Studi Storici Dell'Ordine dei Servite Di Maria, pages 212-239.

The folder contains "Ladysmith Lore: A Centennial View," edited by John M. Terrill with contributions from Richard Conklin and Alice Henke, published in 1986 by Taylor Publishing Co.

The folder contains a master's thesis titled "World War I: Dissent and Discord in Milwaukee" by Alice Henke, completed in 1966 at Loyola University Chicago.