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Hist. mss.
1-47
Edward
Yoder, 1893-1945
contained in 10 boxes
Biographical
Sketch
Edward Yoder taught Latin and Greek at Hesston College, (1920-23, 1928-32)
and at Goshen College, (1926-28, 1933-38), and was well remembered by
students for his ernest disposition, academic
abilities. He was Dean at Hesston, (1929-32) and Dean of Men at Goshen College,
(1935-37).
Later in life he moved to Scottdale, Pennsylvania and served at the Mennonite
Publishing House as an editor. He was involved at Scottdale Mennonite Church
and was buried there in 1945. Estie Miller was his wife, and they had one
son, Virgil Edward Yoder.
Yoder is remembered by many as a scholar, teacher, and editor. His journals
proved that his creative and observant energies did not stop at the end of
his work-day, rather he was a prolific writer in an informal nature also.
Series Heading
Correspondence Box 1
Family Notes Box 2
Pennsylvania Historical Data Boxes 3 - 4
Miscellaneous Boxes 5 - 6
Manuscripts/articles Box 7
Journals Box 8
Teaching Materials
Box Listings
Box 1 Correspondence Green
Box 2 Family Notes Green
Box 3 Pennsylvania Historical Data Green
Box 4 Pennsylvania Historical Data Green
Box 5 Miscellaneous Green
Box 6 Miscellaneous Green
Box 7 Manuscripts/Articles Green
Box 8 Journals Green
Box 9 Teaching Materials Green
Box 10 Teaching Materials Green
Inventory
Box 1 Correspondence
1/1 John Horsch book, Mennonites In Europe
1/2 Mennonite Historical Bulletin, 1940-42
1/3 Mennonite Historical Bulletin, 1943-45
1/4 Mennonite Quarterly Review, 1939-44
1/5 L.S. Weber book, Argentina From Within
Box 2 Family Notes
2/1 Family notes, B
2/2 Family notes, D
2/3 Family notes, E
2/4 Family notes, F
2/5 Family notes, G
2/6 Family notes, J
2/7 Family notes, L
2/8 Family notes, M
2/9 Family notes, N
2/10 Family notes, O
2/11 Family notes, R
2/12 Family History, Shanks
2/13 Family History, Shellenberger
2/14 Family History, Sherrick
2/15 Family History, Stauffer
2/16 Family History, Stoner
2/17 Family History, Strickler
2/18 Family notes, S
2/19 Family notes, T
2/20 Family notes, V - W
2/21 Family notes, Yother
2/22 Family History, misc.
Box 3 Pennsylvania Historical Data
Book Record of Jacob Sherrick, Joseph R. Stauffer, Thomas Johnston, trustees
of the Mennonite graveyard, Upper Lyon Township, Fayette Co. Pa.
3/1 Cemeteries, Fayette Co., Pa.
3/2 Alverton Cemetery
3/3 Pennsville Cemetery
3/4 Farm Survey Cutouts
3/5 Farm Surveys - Bullskin Twp.
3/6 Farm Surveys - Dunbar Twp.
3/7 Farm Surveys - East Huntingdon Twp.
3/8 Farm Surveys - Lower Tyrone
3/9 Farm Surveys - Upper Tyrone
3/10 Taxable Property - Bullskin Twp.
3/11 Taxable Property - East Huntingdon Twp.
3/12 Taxable Property - German Twp.
3/13 Taxable Property - Tyrone Twp.
Box 4 Pennsylvania Historical Data
4/1 Berks County (Reading Courthouse
4/2 Fayette County
4/3 German Twp., Early settlers
4/4 Harmony Mennonite Church
4/5 Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
4/6 Masontown Sunday School
4/7 Pennsylvania History
4/8 Somerset County
4/9 Westmoreland County
Box 5 Miscellaneous, Millenialism - Peace
5/1 Millenialism
5/2 Pacifism - Indices, booklets, correspondence
5/3 Pax Christiana
5/4 Peace articles - ideas
Box 6 Miscellaneous
6/1 Thesis: The Position fo Possesive and Demonstratie Adjectives in
the Noctes Atticae of Aulus Gellius, Edward Yoder, U. of Penn.,1928.
(103p.)
6/2 Graduate work
6/3 Historical Committee Materials
6/4 Letter from W. L. Holtz of Classical Assoc., May 7, 1932
6/5 Notebooks on Hebrew
6/6 Walnut Acres (Penns Creek, Pa.) advertisement, June, 1973
6/7 Cornilius Yoder heirs - from S.D. Yoder to Mrs. Mary Yoder, Kalona, Iowa,
9-8-1917
6/8 Mrs. David D. Yoder (Catherine Swartzentruber, Johnson Co. IA) obituary,
12-3-1916
6/9 "Zum Problem: Reformation und Taufertum" by Leonhard von Muralt,
aus Zwingliana, Bd.VI, Heft 2, 1934
also in box 6: Card indices of Horsch bibliography
Box 7 Miscellaneous
7/1 Address to Men of Coffman Hall, Nov. 9, 1936
7/2 "The Book of Psalms," read at Masonville (Lancaster Co.) Mennonite
Church, Aug. 7 1940
7/3 "Christianity and the State," from MQR, July, 1937
7/4 "The Christian's Attitude Toward Participation in War Activities," from MQR, Jan.
1935
7/5 "A Classical Scholar of the Second Century," from The Classical
Journal, V. XXXIII, n.5, Feb. 1938, also read by Yoder at Ball State
Teacher's College, Muncie, Indiana, April 13, 1935
7/6 "A Compromise With War," reprinted by Mennonite Central Committee,
1944,
from Gospel Herald
7/7 "Conrad Grebel as a Humanist," MQR, April, 1929
7/8 "Criticisms of America's Theory of Education," given in chapel,
summer school, 6/18-20/1935
7/9 "Diplomas," `toast' at faculty banquet, May, 1938
7/10 "The Language of the New Testament, Moody Monthly, Jan.1939,
also read in chapel, 11/29/35
7/11 "A Letter of Conrad Grebel to Ulrich Zwingli," from the College
Record Review Suppliment,
V. 27, no. 10, Sept. 1926, by Ed. Yoder, E.H. Correll and Harold Bender
7/12 "Luke, The Beloved Physician," read before the Sunday school
teacher's meeting at
Midway Church, Mahoning Co., Ohio, Oct. 1, 1940
7/13 "The Mennonites of Westmoreland County Pennsylvania," by Edward
Yoder,
published by Scottdale Mennonite Church, ca. 1942
7/14 "Methods of Teaching," address given at Plains Mennonite Meetinghouse,
Oct. 25, 1941
7/15 "The Motion Picture Theatre," given March 22, 1935 [s.l.],
pub. in Christian Monthly[?], 8/1935
7/16 "The Need for Non-conformity Today," by Edward Yoder, reprint
from MQR, April, 1937
7/17 "Nine Letters of Conrad Grebel,"translated by Edward Yoder,
[n.d.], [s.l.],
2 copies -one marked with editing presumably by Ed Yoder
7/18 "Non-conformity," Goshen College Record, [n.d.]
7/19 "Notes on Evolution," written for Univ. of Colorado course,
June 1923.
7/20 "Peter, a Man of Courage,"Christian Monitor, Jan. 1939,
"Barnabus, a Good Man," [same pub.], August, 1936
7/21 "The Principle of Seperation Through History," read by M.C.
Lehman
at Menn. Gen. Conf., 8/27/1935, Kitchener, Ontario
7/22 "The Roman Poet Horace," address, Goshen College chapel, 3/27/36
7/23 "Roman Vergil," Chapel address, Hesston College, Spring, 1929
7/24 Studies in Christian Doctrine, Part I, Herald Press, 1960
7/25 "The Uses of Adversity," Chapel address, Hesston College,
4/11/1932
7/26 "The World," [n.d.]
(all notes by Edward Yoder)
Box 8 Journals, 1931-45
Journal: Jan. 9, 1937 - Feb. 27, 1945
Journal: Jan. 12, 1934 - Dec. 1936
Journal "Occational Notes": 1931 - 1933
Edward Yoder's Greek New Testament with notes in margins, American Book Co.,
[n.d.]
8/1 Tributes to the life of Edward Yoder, Gospel Herald, Christian Monitor, May/June,
1945
8/2 Hetoimian Bible Class
Box 9 Teaching materials
9/1 Teaching of Latin materials
9/2 Teaching of Latin materials
9/3 Teaching of Latin materials
9/4 Roman life and antiquities
Box 10 Teaching materials
10/1 The Classical Investigation
Bound volume: periodical Latin Notes, V. I, No.1, Nov., 1923 - V.
12, No.38, May 1935
Name and Subject Tracing
Chronology, ca. 1924-1945
Church and state 7/3,4,6,21
Grebel, Conrad, ca. 1498-1526 7/7,11,17
Harmony, Pa. Mennonite Church 4/4
Masontown, Pa. Mennonite Church 4/6
Mennonite Historical Bulletin 1/2-3
Mennonite Quarterly Review 1/4
Mennonites – Pennsylvania boxes 3-4
Mennonites – Pennsylvania – Westmoreland 7/13
Millennium 5/1
Nonconformity 7/16,18,21
Peace 5; 7/3,6
Shank family 2/12
Shellenberger family 2/13
Sherrick family 2/14
Stauffer family 2/15
Stoner family 2/16
Strickler family 2/17
Sunday schools 4/6
Theater – moral and religious aspects 7/15
Yother family 2/21
July 24, 2001 / Update by Monica Zimmerman
Previously posted on web
June 23, 1998 / Typed by Reuben Miller
November 22, 1977 / Processed by Sharon Klingelsmith
file "hm1-047.doc"
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