An Inventory of Her Papers at the University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections
Table of Contents
Scope and Contents of the Papers
Detailed Description of the Collection
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Dr. Margaret (Peg) Roseborough was born in Vermillion, Alberta on February 26th, 1909. She received a B.A. from the University of Alberta in 1930. Margaret was awarded an IODE Overseas Fellowship and did an Honours Degree in English at King's College University of London in 1932. She returned to Canada completing an M.A. in 1934, and a Ph.D. in 1937, at the University of Toronto. The following year she published An Outline of Middle English Grammar with MacMillan's, and taught at Victoria College. In 1938, she married William Stobie. The couple moved to De Pauw University in Indiania in 1938. From there, they moved to Missouri where Margaret returned to teaching at Christian College a Women's Instution. William and Margaret Stobie taught at Cornell University for two years from 1944-1946 before joining the English department at the University of Manitoba. Margaret was forced to retire from teaching with the inception of the nepotism law in 1950. She spent the next several years acting, producing and directing local theatre as well as working for the CBC in various dramatic roles and as a book reviewer on Critically Speaking. In 1958 she took an appointment at United College, but resigned in protest over the dismissal of Harry Crowe at the end of the year. In 1959 she was hired by St. John's College. From 1962-1965 she was on the executive of the College's Chapter of CAUT. In 1966 she attained the rank of full professor. Two years later she became a member of Senate and in 1971 she was appointed to the Research Grants Committee and Research Board. Margaret was the first women appointed to the academic panel of the Canada Council and was a board member of the Associations of Universities and Colleges of Canada. She wrote two more books, A Critical Study of Frederick Philip Grove Twayne Publisher (1973), and The Other Side of the Rebellion (1986) . She was appointed to Professor Emeritus in 1975. Margaret Stobie died July 15,1990. The University of Manitoba holds a lecture in Dr. Stobie's memory.
Scope and Contents of the Papers
Contains research material used in writing her book Frederick Philip Grove (1973)*. Includes correspondence, interviews (tapes and typescripts), research notes and news articles. There are also copies of three articles on the Graphic Press plus a paper on "Friedrich Hebbel" delivered to the English Club in Simcoe, Ontario (1932). The fifteentapes have been transferred to the Tape Collection, TC 2.
The Collection gives a glimpse of the rural Manitoba towns in which Frederick Grove lived and taught. The private interviews, although based on somewhat vague recollections, reflect the communities' attitude and feelings toward Grove, especially those of former students, and show a more personal,intimate aspect of Grove's rather unique character and lifestyle.
This collection is organized into five series.
- I. Correspondence
- II. Research notes
- III. Tape Transcripts for TC 2
- IV. News Articles
- V. Other Material
No restriction on access
Other accruals include the Stobie Family Fonds. Mss 159 (A.98-51) pertains to Margaret Stobie's research with the Bunji dialect (1965-1969), the North Studies Project (1965-1977), the creation of the Manitoba Theatre Centre (1950-1982), and William Stobie's involvement with the University of Manitoba's academic unions (1949-1976). Mss 159, Pc 177 (A.03-92, A.04-94) consists primarily of Margaret Stobie's research and publication drafts, publications, and early photographs of the Stobies. Mss 159, Pc 177, Tc (A08-20) consists primarily of William Stobie's academic writings, personal correspondence, andMargaret Stobie's research and drafts for her books.
Donated by Professor Stobie to the University of Manitoba as an additionto the Frederick Philip Grove Collection in 1980.
Stobie Family Fonds - Mss 159, Pc 177, Tc 136 (A.98-51, A.03-92,A.04-94, A.08-20)
Detailed Description of the Collection
- attendance records, teacher certification, universityrecord, inspector's notations on schools, etc.
- includes first draft of Haskett section of book, 7 pages
1. Canadian Forum, Canadian Nation, London Free Press,Maclean's
2. Canadian Authors' Association, Canadian Writers' Foundation
3. Carrier, Louis (Graphic Publishers)
4. McClelland & Stewart
5. Graphic Publishers
6. Macmillan Co.
7. Ottawa Journal, Canadian Bookman
8. Lorne Pierce, Ryerson Press
9. Saturday Night
10. Publishers 1928-1929/30
11. Winnipeg - Free Press; Phelps, Kirconnell
12. Der Nordwesten, 1912-15
1. Albright, Mrs. (Drysdale),Minnedosa. 24 July 22/23, 1970. Originally from Eden. Tape 6:B, 2 pages.
- taught in Eden High School at the time Grove was there. Notmuch information - old and mind wanders (11nuts1l)
2. Baker, Otto (et al.), Falmouth. July1970. Tape 6:A, 5 pages.
- pupil of Grove's at Ferguson School in 1918-19. Grove as ateacher; told tall tales.
3. Baskier, Mrs. J.M. (nee MarjorieGraham), Portage la Prairie. Originally from Rapid City.
- student of Grove's in Rapid City, 1922/23. Groveknowledgeable in many subjects. Tape 8:A, 2 pages.
4. Basler, Mrs. Norman , Rapid City.July 24, 1970. Tape 7:A, 3 pages.
- "Grove was an odd man"; was teacher's pet.
5. Bill, Mrs. Evelyn , Neepawa. Tape3:B, 1 page.
- Grove's student in Eden (n.d.). Studied a lot. A goodteacher.
6. Birkinshaw, E. , Sr., Rapid City. First interview, July 23, 1970. Tape 6:B, 7:A, 2 pages; second interview, July25, 1970, 5 pages.
- used to be on the school board, chairman of it for a time, while Groves were in Rapid City. Speaks about the 'attack' on Mrs. Grove. AlsoGrove's character -- generosity, his privacy --kept to himself.
7. Birkinshaw, E. , Jr., Brandon. Sept.25, 1970, Tape 12:A, 10 pages.
- student in Rapid City. Talks about Grove's personal library, as teacher, teaching excellence. Pacey and Carleton Stanley's books on Grovediscussed. Mannerisms, tall tales.
8. Bramhill, G. , Simcoe. Aug. 12, 1970,Tape 8:B, 3 pages.
- inaccurate about facts of Grove's farm, physical liveliness,etc.
9. Bridgett, Miss Bassie , Virden. July6, 1970, Tape 3:A, 3 pages.
- Grove's student in Virden. Rather inaccurate.
10. Broadfoot, Ina , Winnipeg. 1 24 July1970, Tape 5:A, 1 page.
- Grove's student in Gladstone --remembers practically nothingexcept a most general impression.
11. Brown, Peter , Winnipeg. Tape1:A&B, 31 pages.
- was pupil of Grove's at Winkler school and later principal of the Winkler school. Extensive interview. Grove's character; story teller; physical qualities; biogra- phical data; health; attitude towards Germans inCanada during W.W. I; Mennonites.
12. Buchanan, Mrs. Vic (nee LydiaCampbell), McCreary. July 1970, Tape 6:B, 4 pages.
- babysat May at Falmouth; Mrs. Grove's student.
13. Carter, Mrs. (nee Merle McNivern),Brandon. 25 Sept. 23, 1970, Tape ll:B, 3 pages.
- co-teacher of Grove's in Virden. Impression of Grove: didn'tunderstand him.
14. China Store Owner, Simcoe. Oct. 23,1970, Tape 13:B, 2 pages.
- pointless interview. Discrepancies reveal did not knowGrove.
15. Coad, Earl , Winnipeg. Sept. 18,1970, Tape ll:A, 2 pages.
- Grove's student in Eden. Strict, but good teacher andwell-liked.
16. Collin, W.E. , London. Oct. 25, 1970,Tape 14:A, 12 pages.
- professor who gave paper on Grove to the Royal Society. Scholastic view of Grove and his life and writings. Speaks about other researchand publications on Grove.
17. Cornish, Robert , Rapid City. July25, 1970, Tape 7A&B, 3 pages.
- grade 9 student while Grove was in Rapid City (picked onhim). Impressions as a man and as a teacher; tall tales.
18. Dinoon, Mrs. , Neepawa. July 22,1970, Tape 6:B, 1 page.
- didn't know Grove; pointless interview. (lived in Eden whenGrove was there)
19. Dyck, Mr. John , Winkler. June 29,1970, Tape 2:A, 6 pages.
- student of Grove's when Grove first came to Winkler.Impressions; relationship with pupils.
20. Dyck, Mrs. John (nee Tena Enns),Winkler. July 1970, Tape 2:B, 3 pages.
- stayed in her parents' house before his marriage; pleasantperson; kept to himself; impressions.
21. Eastgate, Elizabeth Barrett ,Brandon. 1 25 Sept. 24, 1970, Tape 12:A, 3 pages.
- student in Rapid City. Love of the outdoors.
22. Eggleston, Wilfrid , Ottawa. Aug. 20,1970, Tape 10:4 ll:A, 4 pages.
- knew Groves quite well in Ottawa. Discrepancies in hisbackground (European); Graphic Press.
23. Elke, Ed , Amaranth. July 1970, Tape6:B, 3 pages.
- Mrs. Grove's student at Falmouth. General impressions ofboth.
24. Elke, Rudolph , Amaranth. July 1970,Tape 6:A&B, 5 pages.
- student at Falmouth. Impressions of Groves and descriptionsof area when they were there.
25. Fairbairn, Gordon , Ottawa. Nov. 2,1970, Tape 15:A, 8 pages.
- was art director for Graphic Publishers after Mrs. Cameron took over. Talks about Mrs. Cameron and Graphic; Grove: interesting andcharming, knowledgeable.
26. Gerrand, Ray , Virden. July 6, 1970,Tape 3:A, 5 pages.
- Grove's pupil at Virden who was 16 in grade 9 in the term1915/16. Never got along with Grove; nothing good to say about him.
27. Giesbrecht, Jacob N. , Winnipeg. July1970, Tape 4:B, 2 pages.
- pupil in Haskett. Told of Grove's frequent visits to hisparents' home. (last 10 minutes of tape only; also 2 pages of notes)
28. Giesbrecht, Mrs. (Peter Brown'ssister), Altona. n.d., Tape 2:B, 7 pages.
- student in Winkler. Impressions of Grove; enjoyed schoolconditions in Winkler at that time (1914).
29. Gilray, Miss Bertha, Toronto. July31, 1970, Tape 8:B, 3 pages. .
- taught in Virden when Grove was on staff. Did not understandor appreciate him; really was a clever man; a gracious gentleman
30. Govenlock, Walter , Neepawa. July 26,1970, Tape 7:B, 3 pages.
- Grove's student in Rapid City. Admired Grove; well educated;not good health.
31. Graham, John & Mrs , Eden. July10, 1970, Tape 3:B, 5 pages.
- Grove's student in Eden. Farm as about 1/2 mile out of town; took class on nature studies; studied astronomy; strict and sharp-tempered.
32. Grove, Catherine , Simcoe.Oct. 23,1970, Tape 13:B, 2 pages.
- general conversation just to get the quality of hervoice.
33. Grove, Leonard , Toronto. Aug. 17,1970, Tape 10:A&B, 5 pages.
- about his boyhood in Simcoe; father's character; taught byhis mother.
34. Gunn, Mrs. Walter , Winnipeg. July12, 1970, Tape 4:A, 2 pages. - Tape ll:A, I page.
- taught in Eden; close friend of Grove's; occasionallybabysat May; very fond of Mrs. Grove. Aug. 29, 1970,
- Grove's relationship with his work; domineering.
35. Hare, Dr., Simcoe. Aug. 12, 1970,Tape 8:B, 4 pages.
- medical view of Grove; 'lecture' on Seven Generations; onepage of partial transcript with Dr. Hare, Aug. 10/70.
36. Haslen, Stanley , Rapid City. July23/24, 1970, Tape 7:A, 4 pages.
- Mrs. Grove's pupil in Rapid City. Grove kept to himself.
37. Hiebert, Mrs. (nee Sarah Warkentin) and Toews, Mrs. (nee Helen Hiebert),Steinbach. July 1970, Tape 2:B, 6 pages.
- Mrs. Toews lived in Haskett while Grove taught there; Mrs. Hiebert was Grove's pupil in Winkler. Impression of Grove; concern for allanimals; queer and constantly sick.
38. Hill, Mrs. Baker (Otto Baker'smother), Winnipeg. July 28, 1970, Tape 8:A&B, 2 pages.
- lived one mile from Ferguson; knew little about Grove.Impressions of Mrs. Grove.
39. Inch, Bob , Brandon. Sept. 21, 1970,Tape ll:A&B, 2 pages.
- said to have helped launch Grove in Ottawa. Pointlesschatter.
40. Jackson, Mrs. Harold , Simcoe. Oct.24, 1970, Tape 13:B, 7 pages.
- Grove and the English Club in Simcoe.
41. Jackson, J.A. & Mrs. , Simcoe.Oct. 22, 1970, Tape 13:A, 6 pages.
- former high school principal in Simcoe (1940s), when Leonard first entered high school). Impressions of Grove, Leonard and Catherine, whowas much more likeable than her husband.
44. Johnson, William Penn , Winnipeg. 2 1 Sept. 26, 1970, Tape 12:B, 10 pages. - substituted for Grove at Virden whenGrove was ill. Describes Virden; impressions of Grove; clever.
45. Kelm, Ed, Riding Mountain. July1970, Tape 6:B, 1 page.
- used to go to Ferguson school but did not know Grove.
46. Kennedy, Mrs. , Eden. July 10/11,1970, Tape 3:B, 3 pages.
- Grove an odd person; thought he came from royalty
47. Kirkconnell, Watson, Winnipeg. Oct.13, 1970, Tape 12:B, 4 pages.
- presented Grove with honorary degree from University ofManitoba. Brief discussion of his literary works.
48. Kirkwood, Bill; Mrs. Grove ,Ancaster. August 1970, Tape 10:A, 13 pages.
- personal friend from Simcoe. Man of great depth; love of detail; philoso- phical discussions; difficulties of being a Canadian writer;nature studies- walks; multifarious interests.
49. Kroeker, A.A. , Winnipeg. July 1970,Tape 5:A, 7 pages.
- noted for developing of field crops as a farmer. Took Grade 10 at night with Grove in Winkler; taught during the day. Impres- sions ofGrove; concern for animals; good teacher; great admiration.
50. Kuitner, Charlie, Amaranth. July1970, Tape 6:A, 4 pages.
- Grove's pupil at Ferguson school. Good teacher; Grove stayedin his home.
51. Landon, Monroe , Simcoe.Aug. 15,1970, Tape 9:A&B, 10 pages.
- close friend. Grove's physical ailments; naturalist;political involvement; one of five naturalists in Bill Kirkwood's pictures.
52. Lang, Art , Beausejour. July 27,1970, Tape 8:A, 2 pages.
- pupil of Mrs. Grove's at Falmouth. (mental decay)
53. Lang, Ted, Rosser. July 26, 1970,Tape 8:A, 2 pages.
- pupil at Falmouth. Not much remembered.
54. Letkemen, Jacob , Valhalla, N.D. June30, 1970, Tape 2:A, 4 pages.
- Grove's student in Haskett. Teaching (discipline episode);talks of school pranks.
55. Linton, Mrs. (nee Laura Fraser) andsister, Leila, Winnipeg. July 1970, Tape 5:A, 6 pages.
- Grove's pupil in Grade 10 in Eden, 1921. Impressions; severeman, but interesting teacher; clever.
56. Loewen, Mary , Winnipeg. March 27,1971, Tape 15:A, 2 pages.
- student in primary school while Grove was principal in Winkler; father owned store above which the Groves had rooms after they weremarried.
57. McKandy, Mrs. (nee Ellen Elliot ofMacmillan), Toronto. Aug. 18, 1970, Tape 10:B, 8 pages.
- Impressions; a remarkable man; many were unkind to him; lossof royalties; talks about his novels; a scholar.
58. Mackay, Mrs. Perry , Simcoe. Oct. 22,1970, Tape 13:A, 8 pages.
- has known the Groves since their arrival at Simcoe. Enjoyed listening to him talk; her relationship with Mrs. Grove; Grove impatient withaverage person; not sociable.
59. Mackay, W. London. Oct. 26, 1970,Tape 14:A&B, 8 pages.
- was a pupil in the Grove elementary school, Simcoe; generally taught by Mrs. Grove; special courses from Grove, including naturestudies; enjoyed freedom of the school.
60. Mackenzie, Bruce , Gladstone. July 8, 1970, Tpae 3:A&B, 9 pages. - pupil of Grove's in Gladstone from 1916/17 to 1917/18. Impressions; vain about appearance; brilliant but lonely man; a fewspecific episodes.
61. Mackenzie, Mrs. (nee Kirkness),Neepawa. July 12, 1970, Tape 3:B, 2 pages.
- once student of Grove's at Rapid City. Impressions; austere,distant man.
62. McMurchie, Mrs. Minnie , Ashfield.July 2, 1971, Tape 15:A, 7 pages.
- was at the Ashfield school with Mrs. Grove. Grove's illhealth; special art classes; the townpeople in general.
63. Mowatt, Fred , Gladstone. July 16,1970, Tape 7:B, 1 page.
- "non-remembering former pupil of Grove's in Gladstone".
64. Miller, Mrs. Henry (nee HattieGraefur), Winkler. n.d., Tape I:B, 2 pages.
- Grove's pupil in Winkler. Strict but smart.
65. Miller, Mrs. (nee Tillie Graefur) and sister, Bertha (Mrs. Mtt Miller), Winkler. June 28, 1970, Tape 2:A, 2pages.
- a nice man; not much information.
66. Oakes, Harold , Gladstone. July 26,1970, Tape 8:A, I page.
- 14 years old while Grove in Gladstone (1917). Noinformation; an "unpleasant encounter".
67. Oswald, Ray , Falmouth. July 1970,Tape 6:A, 5 pages.
- Mrs. Grove's pupil in Falmouth. Two really good teachers;general impressions.
68. Raymer, Mrs. John (nee Pat Mackay),Toronto. 3 Oct. 27, 1970, Tape 14:B, 11 pages.
- one of Grove's elementary students in Simcoe. Extensive interview; strong memories; a genius but a lonely person; feels he should neverhave been a teacher, that he didn't like children, etc.
69. Riesberry, Mrs. , Brandon. Sept. 23,1970, Tape ll:B, 5 pages.
- lived in Rapid City while Groves were there; husband wasmayor for a number of years. Talks of May's death.
70. Roe, Mrs. Hattie (nee Cathcart),Gladstone. July 26, 1970, Tape 8:A, 4 pages.
- Grove's student in Gladstone. Not much information.
71. Saunderson, Mrs. (nee MargaretMaclean), London. Aug. 1970, Tape 8:B, 2 pages.
- Grade 11 pupil of Grove's in Gladstone (1917/18). Not muchinformation.
72. Schooley, Mr. & Mrs. , Gladstone.July 26, 1970, Tape 7:B, 2 pages.
- free lance writers. No personal knowledge of Grove.
73. Scott, Robert , Eden. July 11, 1970,Tape 3:B, 2 pages.
- In Gladstone in Grove's time; memory very feeble.
74. Shanks, Mr. , Winnipeg. Sept. 18,1970, Tape ll:A, 2 pages.
- lived in area around Rapid City but not Grove's pupil. Noinformation.
75. Stewart, Mrs. (nee Bertha Breckman),2 3 Gladstone. July 26, 1970, Tape 8:A, 2 pages.
- Grove's pupil in Gladstone. Little information.
76. Smith, Donald , Neepawa. July 22, 1970, Tape 6:B, I page. - Grove's pupil in Eden. Stern; didn't mix withothers.
77. Spry, Graham , Ottawa. Aug. 20, 1970,Tape ll:A, 5 pages. .
- was executive secretary of the Canadian Clubs; madearrangements for Grove's tours
78. Stewart, Janet , Winnipeg. July 1970,Tape 5:B, 8 pages.
- Grove's student in Eden. Impossible to please, etc.
79. Stankey, Lydia (nee Elke), Winnipeg,and Baker, Elsie (nee Elke), Falmouth. July 1970, Tape 5:B, 6 pages.
- both were Mrs. Grove's students in Falmouth.
80. Stobie, M. , Toronto. July 31, 1970,Tape 8:B, 1 page.
- intercomment; report on publishers.
81. Stuart, Mabel Orser , Brandon. Sept. 24, 1970, Tape ll:B and 12:A, 4 pages. Grove's student in Rapid City.
82. Taylor, Mrs. (nee Grier), RapidCity. July 24, 1970, Tape 7:A, 4 pages.
- was away teaching while Grove in Rapid City; sister wasGrove's pupil. Very diverse scholar.
83. Toews, Mrs. (nee Giesbrecht) andhusband, Steinbach. July 1970, Tape 2:B, 2 pages.
- attended school in Haskett for six months while Grove wasthere.
84. Warkentin, Ben , Beausejour. July1970, Tape 2:B and 3:A, 3 pages.
- was a school inspector in Winkler; knew Grove.
85. Warkentin, I.J. , Steinbach. June 25,1970, Tape 1:B, 18 pages.
- was Grove's immediate predecessor in the principalship at Winkler in 1913. Re-organized the school; people didn't understand him; coversa variety of aspects.
86. Warkentine, John , Winnipeg. July1970, Tape 5:A, 5 pages.
- only five years old when Grove was in Haskett. Informationfrom what his father told him.
87. Warkentin, Miss Tena , Winkler 2 3July 1970, Tape 2:A, 1 page (plus 2 pages notes.
- Grade 9 when Grove taught in Winkler.
88. Williams, Tracy (nee Graefur),Dauphin. July 1970, Tape 5:B, 2 pages.
- in Winkler but was not taught by Grove. General chitchat.
The fifteen cassette recording tapes, each 120' in length,have been transferred to the Tape Collection as TC 2.
1:A
Mr.Peter Brown, Winkler
1:B
Mrs. Henry Miller, Winkler
2:A
Mrs. Miller (nee Tillie Graefur), Winkler
John H.K. Dyck, Winkler
Jacob Letkeman, Haskett
Miss Tena Warkentin, Winkler
2:B
Mrs. John Dyck (nee Tena Enns), Winkler
Mrs. Giesbrecht (nee Brown), Winkler
Mrs. Toews (nee Giesbrecht), Haskett
Mrs. Hiebert (nee Sarah Warkentin) and Mrs. Toews (nee HelenHiebert), Haskett
Benn Warkentin, Winkler
3:A
B. Warkentin (continued)
Miss Bessie Bridgett, Virden
Roy Gerrand, Virden
Bruce Mackenzie, Gladstone
3:B
B. Mackenzie (continued)
John Graham, Eden
Mrs. Kennedy, Eden
Robert Scott, Eden
Mrs. Mackenzie, Rapid City
Mrs. Evelyn Bill, Eden
4:A
Mrs. Walter Gunn, Eden
4:B
Jacob N. Giesbrecht, Haskett
5:A
Ina Broadfoot, Gladstone
John Warkentin, Haskett
Mrs. L.E. Linton (nee Laura Fraser), Eden
A. Kroeker, Winkler
5:B
A. Kroeker (continued)
Janet Stewart, Eden
Tracy Williams (nee Graefur), Winkler
Lydia Stanke and Elsie Baker (sisters, nee Elke), Falmouth
6:A
L. Stanke and E. Baker (continued)
Otto Baker, Falmouth/Ferguson
Ray Oswald, Falmouth/Ferguson
Charlie Kuitner, Falmouth/Ferguson
Rudolph Elke, Falmouth/Ferguson
6:B
R. Elke (continued)
Ed Elke, Falmouth/Ferguson
Mrs. Vic Buchanan (nee Campbell), Falmouth/ Ferguson
Ed Kelm, Falmouth/Ferguson
Donald Smith, Eden
Mrs. Dinoon, Eden
Mrs. Albright (nee Drysdale), Eden
E. Birkinshaw, Rapid City
7:A
E. Birkinshaw (continued)
Stanley Haslen, Rapid City
Mrs. Norman Basler, Rapid City
Mrs. Taylor (nee Grier), Rapid City
Robert Cornish, Rapid City
7:B
R. Cornish (continued)
E. Birkinshaw, Sr. (second visit)
W. Govenlook, Rapid City
Mr. and Mrs. Schooley, Gladstone
Fred Mowatt, Gladstone
8:A
Mrs. Hattie Roe (nee Cathcart), Gladstone
Mrs. Herb Buchanan and Mrs. Stewart (nee Bertha Breckman),Gladstone
Mrs. Harold Oakes (nee Rosella Chapman), Gladstone
Mrs. J.M. Baskier (nee Marjorie Graham), Rapid City
Ted Land, Falmouth/Ferguson
Arthur Land, Falmouth/Ferguson n
Mrs. Baker Hill, Falmouth/Ferguso
8:B
Mrs. Hill (continued)
Intercomment: Stobie
Miss Gilray, Virden
Margaret Saunderson (nee Maclean), Gladstone
Dr. Hare, Simcoe G. Bramhill, Simcoe
9:A-B
Munroe Landon, Simcoe
10:A
Bill Kirkwood, Simcoe
Leonard Grove, Simcoe
10:B
L. Grove (continued)
Mrs. McKandy (nee Ellen Elliott), Toronto
Wilfrid Eggleston, Ottawa
11:A
Graham Spry, Ottawa
Mrs. Gunn (second visit), Eden
Mrs. Shanks, Rapid City
Earl Coad, Eden
Bob Inch, Ottawa
11:B
B. Inch (continued)
Mrs. Riesberry, Rapid City
Mrs. Carter (nee Merle McNivan), Virden
Mabel Orser Stuart, Rapid City
12:A
M. Stuart (continued)
Elizabeth Barrett Eastgate, Rapid City
E. Birkinshaw, Jr., Rapid City
12:B
E. Birkinshaw (continued)
William Penn Johnson, Virden
Watson Kirkconnell (et al.), Rapid City
13:A
J.S. Jackson, Simcoe
Mrs. Perry Mackay, Simcoe
13:B
China Store Owner, Simcoe
Mrs. Grove's voice, Simcoe
Mrs. Harold Jackson, Simcoe
14:A
W.E. Collin, Simcoe
Dean W. Mackay, Simcoe
14:B
W. Mackay (continued)
Mrs. John Raymer (nee Mackay), Simcoe
15:A
Gordon Fairbairn, Ottawa
Mary Loewen, Winkler
Mrs. McMurchie (nee Kirkness), Ashfield
Articles from Der Nordwesten (1912-1915) ,
on "objectionable literature" - 15 items,
Canadian Literature, 1926 - 4 items
on Graphic Press, 1930-1931 - 2 items
on Louis Carrier, 1954, 1960-1961 - 6 items
1. Jackson, Mrs. H.M., "Friedrich Hebbel" 20
- paper delivered to English Club, December 12, 1932
2. Pains, Fred, "Re: Graphic Publishers Limited"
- first draft of some thoughts on this company (n.d.)
3. Spicer, Erik J., "The Graphic Publishers Limited..."
- Special research for the Department of Library Science,University of Michigan. August 1959.
4. Williams, Joan, "Essay on Graphic Press"
- student at Carleton, 1957 or 1958
1. The Grove Symposium 1973, University of Ottawa