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This notebook is divided into three sections:

Harry Shannon Manson

Bertha Virginia Nair

Amabel Lee Ralston

Each section contains biographical information on the individuals gathered from various sources, mainly personal testimonials from Hazel Sandford.

The section on Harry Manson includes his obituary.

The section on Amabel Ralston includes a dedication program, presumably for the dedication of Ralston Hall.

Scope and Contents This volume has a note attached, which reads, "Manuscript typed by Miss Sandford to preserve this book for the (then) Clarion State Teachers College Library."The date that the transcription took place is unknown.Included are notes, presumably from Hazel Sandford, to "please keep this valuable book in the library," and "preserve this precious book."It appears that Hazel Sandford strongly wished this book to be retained at Clarion because of the author's...

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12 pages.

Note on the cover page indicates that this document was written by Hazel Sandford at the Lutheran Home in Kane, PA in March 1970, and that it was "typed for Marcella, Ted, Nancy, Jack, Ellie and their children."

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9 pages, plus a 4-page addenda.

Note on the cover page indicates that this document was written and typed by Hazel Sandford, Kane, PA, June, 1969.

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This original manuscript of Hazel Sandford's autobiography is mostly written in her own hand, with a few type-written pages included.

The cover page indicates that it was written in Warren, Pa. 1963.

An envelope inserted in the back of the binder contains comments from various individuals about the autobiography.

Also see "Pictorial Supplement to Lights and Shadows: An Autobiography," in the "Albums and Scrapbooks" sub-series.

Scope and Contents 150 pages.This is Hazel Sandford's autobiography.A note on the first page indicates that "this is the original typed copy."Title page reads:Lights and ShadowsThere are no shadows without a light.Hazel SandfordWarren, Pa.1963The dedication page reads, "This autobiography is dedicated to La Mont Deemer Crape, who persuaded me to write it. He was a former student of mine, who is now on...