Anna Kadlec Papers, 1898-1988 | Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

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Box 1

Barcode: 31234014041931

Folder 1: My Autobiography, by Anna Koutecky-Kadlec, 1914

Anna was twenty years old when she wrote this autobiography for her English class while she attended the University of Chicago. In it she describes the changes that the city of Chicago had endured in the previous twenty years and focuses on her education from the time she was in the sixth grade through her senior year of high school. Anna also includes the people who most influenced her early life. (1 item)

Folder 2: Lake High School English Notebook, 1910

This item contains various homework assignments from her high school English class. There are summaries of various works of literature, in addition to a list of words and their definitions toward the end of the notebook. (1 item)

Folder 3: Personal Writings

Anna was fascinated with creative writing, so you will find various pieces written while she was at University of Chicago. In addition to writings from her English class, you will find an example of a weekly history report. (8 items)

Folder 4: University of Chicago, 1916-1922

Various pamphlets and articles including "Star and Circle" 1922, "The Convocation Ode" 1916, General program for Convocation of 1916, "Hell's Bells" alumni magazine. The "Star and Circle" is the publication of Delta Sigma Club of the University of Chicago. It was annually published by the alumni of this organization. "The Convocation Ode" was published to mark the quarter-centennial of the University of Chicago. The general program for the Convocation of 1916 describes the days events for the celebration of the quarter-centennial of the University of Chicago. "Hell's Bells" was published by the University of Chicago as a newsletter that listed alumni and had an update of their lives. (9 items)

Folder 5: Personal Correspondence, 1916-ca 1970

Letters, postcards and business cards. The letters and postcards are from people who Anna met through the settlement house or through her job with Morris Packing Company. There are personal letters from people who worked at the various branches of Morris Packing Company. There are postcards that depict places such as the "Mohawk Trail through the Berkshires, Massachusetts," the "Southern Cambria Trolley and Pennsylvania Limited Rounding Curve," "Presbyterian Church, Decatur, Indiana," and the "Henry Booth House, Chicago, 1898-1909." There is also a postcard from the White House that is apparently responding to a letter of encouragement that Anna had sent to President Nixon. (16 items)

Item 215: Postcard of the Henry Booth House in Chicago, IL, 1918

Item 216: Postcard of the Presbyterian Church of Decatur, IN, 1920

Item 217: Postcard showing the Scene Between Johnstown and Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, Southern Cambria Trolley and Pennsylvania Limited Rounding Curve, 1920

Item 218: Souvenir Postcard of the Famous Mohawk Trail through the Berkshires, MA, 1919

Item 219: Anna Kadlec's University of Chicago Alumni Association Card, 1923ca

Item 220: Hotel Statler in St. Louis, MO, 1919

Item 221: Boston, MA Public Library, 1919

Item 222: Charity Hospital in New Orleans, LA, 1920

Folder 6: Newspaper clippings, undated

Photocopies of clippings pertaining to Mary McDowell, Jane Addams, and from The Daily Maroon, 1917. Articles include information about the death of Miss Mary McDowell and Jane Addams' Hull House. The Daily Maroon was the official newspaper of the University of Chicago. It seems that the particular articles from The Daily Maroon found in this collection are dealing with a dance at the University of Chicago. (12 items) Note: Full Issues of The Daily Maroon are available in microform through the University of Chicago Library.

Item 1: Jane Addams? Hang the traitor! many cried

Item 2: Mary M'Dowell is Dead; Loved by Immigrants

Folder 7: Personal Pamphlets

The Mingler, "The Blackfriars," "The Annual Spring Festival of All Souls Church and Abraham Lincoln Centre" program, "Summer Outings in Chicago via Elevated Railroads," and "Princess Theatre." These pamphlets are mostly programs from theater performances that Anna likely attended. (5 items)

Folder 8: Souvenir Program of Chicago Day at the Fair, October 9, 1893

This program was from the Worlds Fair that was held in Chicago in 1893. The program details the days events and a parade that was conducted on October 9, 1893. (1 item)

Folder 9: University of Chicago Settlement House, 1919-1944

Programs and pamphlets including several articles written by Mary McDowell. One pamphlet commemorates "Fifty Years at the University of Chicago Settlement, 1894-1944," includes information about how the settlement house was founded and the duties and responsibilities of the University of Chicago Settlement. A brief itinerary of a University of Chicago Settlement "Cooperative," May 9, 1919. An informal program of a memorial service for Mary McDowell, November 29, 1936. (10 items)

Folder 10: Prohibition

Item 1: Anti-Saloon League Letter, 1917

A letter to the Anti Saloon League from a concerned mother, wife and citizen. In this letter Mrs. Mary Petty states how drinking greatly influences her husband and son so much that she fears they will become drunkards.

Item 2: Water Wagon Club

This document illustrates men's attitudes toward temperance. These men are members of the "Water Wagon Club" which promotes temperance. This document illustrates the decline of alcohol sales since the founding of this club that over two thousand men are members. These men work for the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Company.

Folder 11: Settlement House Movement in Chicago

Pamphlets give information about other settlement houses in Chicago; the Henry Booth House and the Chicago Commons. The third item is a pamphlet that shows how the Ford Motor Company supports education. (3 items)

Folder 12: Immigration and Citizenship for Naturalization

One pamphlet is entitled "Report of the Immigration Committee of the Women's Trade Union League of Chicago, from July 15, 1907 to April 1, 1908." Also included is a pamphlet distributed at Hull House, "Lessons in Citizenship for Naturalization" by Charles P. Schwartz. (3 items)

Item 1: Report of the Immigration Committee of the Women's Trade Union League of Chicago, 1907-08

Folder 13: Settlement House Movement in Chicago, 1917-1932

One pamphlet, "Christopher House" (1918), contains the annual report for the Christopher House Association of the First Presbyterian Church of Evanston. A pamphlet very similar to the Christopher House pamphlet is one that contains the annual report for the "Greenwich House" (1917) in Chicago. Another pamphlet is from the Chicago Normal College, and is entitled "Handbook for the information and Guidance of Students" (1931-1932). It seems to be very similar to an undergraduate catalog that describes different major requirements and general knowledge of the University. (3 items)

Folder 14: Housing Conditions and University of Chicago Settlement

Item 1: Chicago Housing Conditions: Among the Slovaks of the Twentieth Ward, 1914

Item 2: Our House & Neighbors

Booklet describing the services of the the University of Chicago Settlement.

Folder 15: Social Services Pamphlets

Relating to living conditions and child labor in Chicago. Many of these pamphlets were printed by the Juvenile Protective Association. They deal with child labor and the welfare of children, also with general crime in the Chicago area. There is one pamphlet dealing with food conservation, and one dealing with the garbage problem in Chicago, and the Women's vote. There are also pamphlets that contain information about playgrounds for children, a pamphlet from The Chicago Kindergarten Institute, a pamphlet from the Northwestern University Settlement, Chicago, entitled "The Neighbor," and an annual report for the Olivet Institute in Chicago.(14 items)

Item 1: Baby Farms in Chicago, 1917

Item 2: Chicago Children in the Street Trades, 1917

Folder 16: Hull House Yearbook, 1916

Contains information about Jane Addams' Hull House. The yearbook contains information about services and activities offered at Hull House as well as the activities and services available to men. (1 item)

Folder 17: Morris Packing Company

Statistics on families in need who worked for Morris Packing Company Anna's job included providing social services for the workers of Morris Packing Company. The statistics here are those gathered for Anna's work that would enable her to provide provisions for the families during winter months, especially Christmas. There are also documents that tell of community events that were contributed to by the company. (14 items)

Folder 18: Morris Packing Company

Correspondence with executives and other material pertaining to the Morris Packing Company. The letters contain information about different requests that Anna made to the company executives. There are also business replies to Anna regarding things that she had requested.(19 items)

Folder 19: Biographical Information

Anna's obituary from the Richmond Register. Articles written about Anna Kadlec and her work as a social work reformer in Chicago while she worked for Morris Packing Company. Information in this folder explores the life of Anna Kadlec. Gives great insight to the accomplishments that were achieved by Anna's dedication. (7 items)

Item 1: Anna Kadlec Obituary, 1991

Folder 20: Nancy Kadlec, 1943

The folder includes a high school educational experience summary dated 24 June 1943, a copy of an acceptance letter to Michigan State College as a veterinary student, and a piece of literature written by Nancy. (4 items)

Folder 21: Mary McDowell

Information from the Chicago Historical Society about Mary McDowell, includes finding aid for the Mary McDowell collection that is owned by the Chicago Historical Society. Mary McDowell was a very influential person in the settlement house movement in Chicago. For more information about Mary McDowell, consult the Chicago Historical Society. (3 items)

Box 2: Photographs

Barcode: 31234014041923

Folder 1

Item 1: Interior of the Settlement School at 4638 S. Ashland, which was its first location in Chicago, 1892

Item 2: 47th and Ashland in Chicago, showing George J. Cooke Company (brewery) and Greenwald's Furniture, 1892

Item 3: Men going to work in a meat packing house in Chicago, IL, 1910

Item 4: Shanty Boat in Chicago on Lake Michigan, undated

Item 5: Archer Avenue in the Bridgeport area of Chicago, showing gypsy tents. "Mayor Daley's neighborhood. Houses were below street level.", 1905ca

Item 6: The Lake Park Avenue Bus in Chicago, IL. "Early stockyard executives lived on the street.", undated

Item 7: Kindergarten children playing in Chicago, 1906

Item 8: Apartment above a saloon in Chicago, undated

Item 9: Busload of boys in Chicago, some holding U.S. flags, 1917

Item 10: University of Chicago Settlement School, undated

Children playing in a sandbox at the South Park Playground.

Item 11: Anna Kadlec with children on the playground at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1917 Jul 02

Item 12: Anna Kadlec with children on the playground at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1917 Jul 02

Item 13: Anna Kadlec (at the slide) with children on the playground at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1917 Jul 02

Item 14: Mother's club at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1917 Jul 02

Item 15: Mother's club at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1917 Jul 02

Item 16: Children on the playground at the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1917

Item 17: Boys waiting at the water fountain on the University of Chicago Settlement  House playground, 1917ca

Item 18: A match baseball game at the Hull House in Chicago, IL, 1908

Item 19: Planting trees on the playground at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1902

Item 20: Children playing on the playground at the University of Chicago Settlement School, 1899

Item 21: University of Chicago Settlement House boys on a picnic, 1899

Item 22: Decorating the Kindergarten Christmas tree at the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1899

Item 23: Armour Meat Packing Plant from Ashland Ave in Chicago, IL, 1919ca

Item 24: The McDowell Club at the University of Chicago Settlement House., 1899

Item 25: A Christmas party at the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1911

Item 26: Little girls making doll dresses at the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1900

Item 27: Members of a Young Woman's Club at the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1902

Item 28: Children listening to a story at the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1900

Item 29: A boy and girl who were part of the University of Chicago Settlement House, 1915ca

Item 30: The cast of the University of Chicago Settlement House production of the "Girls of '76", 1916 Feb 25

Folder 2

Item 31: A portrait of Mary McDowell, 1899

Item 32: Mary McDowell with an unidentified  man and child, 1915ca

Item 33: Two unidentified women (initials M.H.P. and A.H.) who sent this Christmas greeting to Miss Mary McDowell, "The manner of our growing old is the measure of our life.", 1908

Item 34: A portrait of Mary McDowell inscribed to Anna Kadlec, 1929

Item 35: A print of a Charles Sprague Pearce painting called "Religion" inscribed by Mary McDowell, 1899

Item 36: A print of a Charles Sprague Pearce painting called "Labor" inscribed by Mary McDowell, 1899

Folder 3

Item 37: Members of the International Club at the University of Chicago., 1916

Item 38: The University of Chicago men's choir in San Francisco. The name Schumann Hernck is written on the photo, 1916ca

Item 39: Anna Kadlec holding a notebook on a Chicago street, 1916

Item 40: Graduates from the University of Chicago Teachers College. Anna Kadlec is on the right., 1932

Item 41: Women playing baseball on the University of Chicago baseball field, 1916

Folder 4

Item 42: Morris & Co. employees at a beach party on Calumet Beach, 1918 Jul

Item 43: Morris & Co. employees at a beach party on Calumet Beach, 1918 Jul

Item 44: Morris & Co. employees playing baseball at a beach party on Calumet Beach, 1918 Jul

Item 45: Morris & Co. employees at a beach party on Calumet Beach, 1918 Jul

Item 46: Morris & Co. employees in a company bus going to the woods, 1919 Aug

Item 47: Morris & Co. employees in a company truck, 1919 Aug

Item 48: Mary McDowell of the University of Chicago Settlement leading a Fourth of July Parade., 1913ca

Item 49: Children watching at Fourth of July pie eating contest. The window in the store behind the children reads "Polish-American Colonization Co." The building on the right of the photograph has "Waiting Room" carved into the stone., 1913ca

Item 50: Daughters of the American Red Cross in the University of Chicago Settlement Dining Room, undated

Item 51: Women from the Morris & Co. plant working in a Victory Garden near the University of Chicago Settlement, 1918

Item 52: A postcard of the crowd watching the weekly outdoor movies at the University of Chicago Settlement., 1927

Item 53: University of Chicago Settlement library with four women seated around a table, 1911ca

Item 54: May Day Dance around the maypole., 1911ca

Item 55: A group photo of the University of Chicago Settlement at Holiday Home, Lake Geneva. Bill Hibbs is the only person identified, but Anna Kadlec is circled in the third row, 1917

Item 56: An unidentified man practicing for a play at Lake Geneva, 1917

Item 57: An unidentified couple practicing for a play at Lake Geneva, 1917

Item 58: An unidentified couple practicing for a play at Lake Geneva, 1917

Item 59: An unidentified couple practicing for a play at Lake Geneva, 1917

Item 60: Marianna Lobrozak and her great grandchild in Harbor Springs, MI, 1899 Jul

Item 61: A Bohemian Sokol Band in full costume, undated

Item 62: Two Lithuanian sisters walking on a Chicago Street, undated

Item 63: A Slovak woman carrying a pack across the railroad tracks in South-side Chicago, undated

Folder 5

Item 64: Gypsies who visited the stock yard neighborhood in South-side Chicago, 1900ca

Item 65: Gypsies who visited the stock yard neighborhood in South-side Chicago, 1900ca

Item 66: Gypsies who visited the stock yard neighborhood in South-side Chicago, 1900ca

Item 67: Gypsies who visited the stock yard neighborhood in South-side Chicago, 1900ca

Item 68: Gypsies who visited the stock yard neighborhood in South-side Chicago, 1900 Oct 12

Folder 6

Item 69: Tombstones of Benjamin Franklin and John Read near Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA, 1918 Jul 04

Item 70: A view of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA, 1918

Item 71: A woman standing at the entrance to Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA, 1918 Jul 04

Item 72: A view of a Philadelphia Street. [Ch]as. F. Wood Signs is the only legible business name., 1918

Item 73: Two women and a man standing in  the water at the beach in Atlantic City, NJ with Garden Pier in the background, 1918

Item 74: Two women standing in front of Bathing Headquarters of the National Conference Social Work Convention in Atlantic City, NJ, 1918

Item 75: The Underwood Building at Garden Pier in Atlantic City, NJ, 1918

Item 76: Two women and a man standing in  the water at the beach in Atlantic City, NJ with Garden Pier in the background, 1918

Item 77: Four women leaning against small wooden boat on the beach in Atlantic City, NJ, 1918

Item 78: Anna Kadlec on the beach at Atlantic City, NJ, 1918

Item 79: Anna Kadlec on the beach at Atlantic City, NJ, 1918

Item 80: Three unidentified women and a child on a hill overlooking Kansas City, MO, 1919 Mar

Item 81: Three unidentified women and a child beside a wrought iron fence in Oklahoma City, OK, 1919 Mar

Item 82: Three unidentified women on a hill overlooking Oklahoma City, OK, 1919 Mar

Item 83: Anna Kadlec in a garden in Oklahoma City, OK, 1919 Mar

Item 84: Anna Kadlec holding the niece of a nurse at the Morris & Co. plant in St. Joseph, MO and two unidentified women, 1918ca

Item 85: Anna Kadlec holding the niece of a nurse at the Morris & Co. plant in St. Joseph, MO, 1917

Item 86: A photo of the Morris & Co. plant in St. Joseph, Mo, 1917

Item 87: Anna Kadlec standing in front of a brick wall with two nurses in St. Joseph, MO, 1918ca

Item 88: Two unidentified women on a brick wall in St. Joseph, MO, 1918ca

Item 89: Three unidentified women sitting on a brick wall in St. Joseph, MO, 1918ca

Item 90: Anna sitting on a boat holding a baby in St. Joseph, MO, 1918ca

Item 91: Anna Kadlec (left) and a member of the medical staff of Morris & Co., 1918ca

Item 92: The medical staff at Morris & Co., 1918ca

Item 93: Two of the girls from the bacon department at the Morris & Co. packing plant, 1920ca

Item 94: Bill, Anna Kadlec's protector, two foremen and two superintendents of Morris & Co., 1919ca

Item 95: Lines formed for payday which was usually on Tuesdays, 1919ca

Item 96: Lines formed for payday which was usually on Tuesdays, 1919ca

Item 97: Lines formed for payday which was usually on Tuesdays, 1919ca

Item 98: Anna Kadlec. "Miss Kentucky," with the medical staff of Morris & Co., 1919ca

Item 99: Frieda Russell (a nurse at Morris & Co.) and Mary Dugan (a secretary at Morris & Co.) dressed in costume for a play put on for the plant employees, 1919ca

Item 100: The wife of a Morris & Company employee with their triplet babies, 1919ca

Item 101: The baby of an unidentified Morris & Company employee, 1919ca

Item 102: Mary Marganski and her six children, Stella, Marie, Victoria, Rosie, Helen, and Walter Marganski. The latter three are triplets born in 1920., 1921ca

Folder 7

Item 103: Cadet Sgt. Tom Blazina at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, 1946 Jun

Item 104: 2nd Lt Dwight D. Eisenhower and his 7th Infantry Illinois National Guard troops as a tactical officer in the Mexican Border Service, 1916

Item 105: 2nd Lt Dwight D. Eisenhower and his 7th Infantry Illinois National Guard troops as a tactical officer in the Mexican Border Service, 1916

Item 106: 2nd Lt Dwight D. Eisenhower and his 7th Infantry Illinois National Guard troops as a tactical officer in the Mexican Border Service, 1916

Item 107: A postcard depicting an aerial view of Camp Pike, Little Rock, AR, 1918

Item 108: Postcard to commemorate Thomas Garrigue Masaryk's (President Liberator of Czechoslovakia) 110th anniversary with Masaryk postage stamps on back, 1937ca

Folder 8

Item 109: Anna Kadlec in her very first evening dress, 1917 May

Item 110: Anna Kadlec (right) and an unidentified woman, both in long white coats, 1916

Item 111: Anna Kadlec (right) and a woman named Josephine or Loretta in front of a car, 1916ca

Item 112: Anna Kadlec in long white coat holding a hat, 1916ca

Item 113: Anna Kadlec in long white coat wearing a hat, 1916ca

Item 114: Anna Kadlec at home, 1916ca

Item 115: Anna Kadlec holding flowers, 1917ca

Item 116: Anna Kadlec standing in front of a school supply store, 1917ca

Item 117: Anna Kadlec wearing her future husband, Frank Kadlec's World War I uniform, 1917ca

Item 118: Anna Kadlec sitting on a bench, 1916

Item 119: Anna Kadlec holding a book, 1917

Item 120: Anna Kadlec in her cap and gown holding flowers, 1917ca

Item 121: Anna Kadlec in cap and gown, 1917ca

Item 122: Anna Kadlec in cap and gown in Chicago, IL, 1915

Item 123: Anna and Frank Kadlec playing baseball, undated

Item 124: Anna Kadlec with Frank Kadlec in military uniform, 1918ca

Item 125: Anna Kadlec with Frank Kadlec in military uniform, 1918ca

Item 126: Anna and Frank Kadlec at their cottage in Mizpah Park Michigan, 1938

Item 127: Anna and Frank Kadlec at their cottage in Mizpah Park Michigan, 1938 Apr

Item 128: Frank Kadlec (back, left) and other army personnel on steps (Frank served in World War I), 1917ca

Item 129: Frank Kadlec (left) with another soldier, 1917ca

Item 130: Frank Kadlec (back row) and other army personnel on steps, 1917ca

Item 131: Frank Kadlec in his military uniform, 1918

Item 132: Frank Kadlec in his military uniform, 1918

Item 133: Frank Kadlec in his medical office, 1920

Item 134: Frank Kadlec's medical office in Chicago, 1920

Item 135: Frank Kadlec at his cottage in Mizpah Park, MI, 1938 Jul

Item 136: Frank Kadlec at his cottage in Mizpah Park, MI, 1938 Jul

Item 137: Anna Kadlec and her mother, Anna Koutecky in Michigan, 1921

Item 138: Anna Kadlec's mother, Anna Koutecky, undated

Item 139: Anna Kadlec's mother, Anna Koutecky, undated

Item 140: Anna Kadlec's father, Frank Koutecky, undated

Folder 9

Item 141: Anna Kadlec boarding the Olympia for a Christmas Cruise, 1958ca

Item 142: Anna Kadlec and the Captain at the Captain's Dinner on a Christmas Cruise on the Olympia, 1958ca

Item 143: Anna Kadlec and daughter, Bonnie, at Bonnie's graduation from the University of Oregon (Bonnie earned her Master's Degree from Oregon), 1972

Item 144: Anna Kadlec in cap and gown with her dog Victoria, 1962

Item 145: Anna Kadlec in cap and gown with her dog Victoria, 1962

Item 146: Anna Kadlec in cap and gown, 1962

Item 147: Anna Kadlec and Alice at the Mt. Pleasant Christian Church Homecoming eating watermelon, 1984 Jun 10

Item 148: Anna Kadlec's Kentucky drivers license, 1982 Jul

Folder 10

Item 149: Anna Kadlec (front row, left) and the University of Chicago women's choir, 1916

Item 150: Anna Kadlec (front row, fifth from the left) and the University of Chicago choir. They sang  every Wednesday morning at chapel services and on special occasions., 1916

Item 151: Ty Cobb; Anna Koutecky and Frank Kadlec in Jackson Park, Chicago, IL, 1915 May 31

Item 152: Ty Cobb; Anna Koutecky and Frank Kadlec in Jackson Park, Chicago, IL, 1915 May 31

Item 153: Anna Kadlec (back row, left) with the Kadlec family, 1915 Jul 05

Item 154: Anna Kadlec (left) and an unidentified woman with tennis racquets, 1915 Aug 18

Item 155: Anna Kadlec, 1915 Jul 05

Item 156: Anna Kadlec in a park with snow on the ground, 1915ca

Item 157: Anna Kadlec in front of a mantle, 1913

Item 158: Anna Kadlec peaking through leaves on a tree, 1913ca

Item 159: Anna Kadlec and two unidentified women at Lake Geneva, 1913

Item 160: Anna Kadlec and an unidentified woman at Lake Geneva, 1913

Item 161: Anna Kadlec carrying books beside a water fountain numbered 98 in Chicago, IL, 1915 Nov

Item 162: Anna (back row, right) and Frank Kadlec (back row, left) with three unidentified people, 1915 Jul 05

Item 163: Anna and Frank Kadlec (right) with a group of people at a Lake Michigan beach party, 1915 Aug 22

Item 164: Anna Kadlec (right) and another woman on the beach, 1915 Jul 05

Anna wrote "Chaplen and Kentucky" on the photo. She was nicknamed "Miss Kentucky" for her love of music by Stephen Foster, and the place that he wrote his songs about, Kentucky.

Item 165: Anna and Frank Kadlec (on the left) with a group at a Lake Michigan beach party, 1915 Aug 22

Item 166: Anna Kadlec (second from right) with three other women at a Lake Michigan beach party, 1915 Aug 22

Item 167: Two women in front of a pier on a Lake Michigan beach, 1915 Aug

Item 168: Anna Kadlec (back row, third from left) and Frank Kadlec (back row, fourth from left) with a group of unidentified people, 1914 Jul

Item 169: Anna (third row, right) and Frank Kadlec (second row, right) with a group of unknown people holding a banner that reads "Zenith Socials", undated

Item 170: Anna Kadlec and Meyer Schulman at Jackson Park in Chicago, IL, 1915 Jun

Item 171: Anna Kadlec and Barney Greenspan on a Moonlight Excursion on Lake Michigan. The boat is the Theodore Roosevelt of the Michigan and Chicago Line STMR's., 1915 Jun 24

Item 172: Anna Kadlec (right) with an unidentified group on a Moonlight Excursion on Lake Michigan. The boat is the Theodore Roosevelt of the Michigan and Chicago Line STMR's., 1915 Jun 24

Item 173: Anna Kadlec (bottom row, fourth from left) with group of unidentified people at a Lake Michigan beach, 1916ca

Item 174: Anna Kadlec (right) with two women "on the fence", 1916 Jun 25

Item 175: Anna Kadlec (third from right) with a group of unidentified women on a Lake Michigan beach, 1916 Jun

Item 176: Anna Kadlec (right) and three unidentified people on the tennis courts, 1916 Jun 25

Item 177: An unidentified woman on a Lake Michigan beach, 1916 May 28

Item 178: Frank Kadlec playing tennis, 1916 Jun 25

Item 179: Anna Kadlec (left) and three unidentified people, 1916 Jun

Item 180: An unidentified couple with a tennis racquet, 1916 Jun 25

Item 181: Anna and Frank Kadlec (right) on tennis courts in Chicago, IL with another couple, 1916 Jun 25

Item 182: Three women in bathing suits on a Lake Michigan beach, 1916 Aug 20

Item 183: Frank Kadlec and two unidentified women on a Lake Michigan beach, 1916 Aug 20

Item 184: An unidentified group of women and children in a field in Chicago, IL, 1916 Aug 27

Item 185: An unidentified group of women and children in Chicago, IL, 1917ca

Item 186: Anna and Frank Kadlec (standing, right) with a group of unidentified people on the shore of Lake Michigan in Chicago, IL, 1916

Item 187: Anna and Frank Kadlec (standing, right) with a group of unidentified people on the shore of Lake Michigan in Chicago, IL, 1916

Item 188: Frank Kadlec and an unidentified man, 1915 Jul 05

Item 189: Bill, Pat and Anna Kadlec (right), undated

Item 190: Anna Kadlec (right) and a woman in a Navy uniform on an ivy covered footbridge, undated

Item 191: Anna Kadlec (right) and Ann on an ivy covered footbridge, undated

Item 192: Anna Kadlec (center) swinging with two women, one of whom is wearing a Navy uniform., undated

Item 193: Anna Kadlec with a squirrel on her shoulder, undated

Item 194: Anna Kadlec (right) with two unidentified women, 1917 Jan 01

Item 195: Woman on front steps of a building, undated

Item 196: Anna Kadlec and unidentified woman sitting on a front stoop, 1917 May 10

Item 197: Anna Kadlec (left), Frank Kadlec and two unidentified women posing in a window., 1917 Jun 10

Item 198: Anna Kadlec (standing, left) and three unidentified young women, undated

Item 199: "Them last days in Rosie." Anna Kadlec (right) and an unidentified woman sitting in a window, 1917 Jun

Item 200: Anna Kadlec (left) and Celia sitting in a window, 1917 Jun

Item 201: Anna Kadlec outside reading in Chicago, IL, 1917 Jun

Item 202: The last picnic of Anna Kadlec's college days, showing two women on a playground slide, 1917ca

Item 203: Anna Kadlec (left) and woman in front of what is probably a Ford Model T Touring car, 1917ca

Item 204: Anna Kadlec (bottom, left) with her University of Chicago Delta Sigma sorority sisters, 1917

Item 205: Patsey in cap and gown, probably at University of Chicago graduation., 1917ca

Item 206: An unidentified group of women sitting on bleachers in Chicago, 1916 Jun

Item 207: Frank Kadlec (right) and an unidentified man, "Fat and Slim", 1917 Jun

Item 208: Anna Kadlec on a boat in Lake Michigan, undated

Item 209: Anna Kadlec in cap and gown at her University of Chicago graduation., 1917 Jun

Folder 11

Item 210: Anna Kadlec and Mrs. Pierce (left) who was in charge of the Kansas City Employment Office., 1918

Item 211: A group of young women and one young man with bouquets of daisies., 1911

Item 212: A woman on the top of a cliff above a lake or ocean., undated

Item 213: Anna Kadlec (top right) with an unidentified group of children., undated

Item 214: A group of unidentified young men and women taken in Chicago, IL., 1911

Item 223: Jackson Park Picnic, 1915

Item 224: Jackson Park Picnic, 1915

Item 225: By the Beautiful Sea, 1915

Tom and Pat

Item 226: Cousins

l-r: Mr. Burkett (friend) Albie, Roy (two in one), Hazel, Bertha, (sister)

Item 227: Hockey Club, ca 1915

Girls on a bleacher, some in gym clothes.

Item 228: Cleveland Cousins, ca 1915