Home economics extension work.
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Albany County Home Bureau Clara Barton Unit records
Secretary's minutes, schedules of meetings, membership lists, attendance records, treasurer's reports, bills and receipts, reports on work meetings, correspondence of home demonstration agents and members, and mimeographed or printed reports, memoranda, newsletters, and other items, many of which were distributed by the Albany office or by the New York State College of Home Economics at Cornell University.
Cooperative Extension Association of Tompkins County records
General files related to county extension work, including publications, reports, photographs, and meeting minutes
Erl Bates papers
Papers include correspondence and memoranda pertaining to the background and passage of a state bill (1920) appropriating $10,000 to the College of Agriculture for Indian extension work and to the early progress of this work; correspondence and printed, mimeographed, and typescript reports, memoranda, newsletters, and pamphlets pertaining to the Cornell Indian Boards, Six Nations' Agricultural Society, Indian Farmers' Schools.
Farm Family Decision Making Project oral histories and records
Biannual conversations with adults and children eight and older, individually and in family groups, in a panel of thirty-three New York and Iowa farm families concerning how the occupation of farming is organized and conducted.
Gladys Reid Holton papers
Hazel Reed papers
Pamphlets, mimeographed circulars, a letter, and other items pertaining to public health and safety; also, newspaper clippings, letters, and circulars concerning the Home Bureau's sponsorship of a United Nations flag sewing project in 1950.
Helen Vandervort papers
Mabel A. Milhan, compiler, scrapbooks
Indexed clipping scrapbooks and unmounted pamphlets and clippings used to illustrate talks Milhan gave during her 25 years in home demonstration work; subjects include the history of food, clothing, and various customs; persons active in home demonstration extension work; and the history of home economics.
Martha H. Eddy papers
Letters, mimeographed reports, circulars, questionnaires, and other materials received or written by Eddy. Most of the material deals with public health, especially pneumonia control, and the public health activities of the New York State Department of Health and the New York Home Bureau.