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Box 1: “ANNOUNCEMENTS, CARDS, AND CERTIFICATES” (1940-1983)
item 1: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1940 – 1941 (6 pieces 2 items). (1940-1941)
item 2: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1942 – 1943 (12 pieces). (1942-1943)
item 3: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1944 – 1945 (7 items). (1944-1945)
item 4: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1946 – 1948 (1 piece 4 items). (1971)
item 5: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1951 – 1952 (5 items). (1951-1952)
item 6: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1955 – 1959 (10 items). (1955-1959)
item 7: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1960 – 1969 (6 pieces 7 items). (1960-1969)
item 8: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1970 – 1979 (1 piece 4 items). (1970-1979)
item 9: Announcements, programs, schedules of events:
1980 – 1982 (2 items). (1980-1982)
item 10: Cards: 1950 – 1959 (21 pieces). (1950-1959)
item 11: Cards: 1960 – 1969 (14 pieces). (1960-1969)
item 12: Cards: 1970 – 1979 (15 pieces). (1970-1979)
item 13: Cards: 1980 – 1983 (4 pieces). (1980-1983)
item 14: Cards: Certificates (10 pieces 2 items). (unknown)
Box 2: “ANNOUNCEMENTS, CARDS, AND CERTIFICATES” (1940-1983)
item 1: 1940 (1 piece). (1940)
item 2: 1941, January – May (6 pieces 3 items). (1941, January - May)
item 3: 1941, September – December (15 pieces). (1941, September - December)
item 4: 1942, January – April (15 pieces 1 item). (1942, January - April)
item 5: 1942, May – July (14 pieces 1 item). (1942, May - July)
item 6: 1942, August – December (12 pieces). (1942, August - December)
item 7: 1943, (9 pieces). (1943)
item 8: 1944, (12 pieces). (1944)
item 9: 1945 and 1947 (5 pieces). (1945-1947)
item 10: 1948 and 1949 (10 pieces). (1948-1949)
item 11: 1950 (9 pieces). (1950)
item 12: 1951 (20 pieces 2 items). (1951)
item 13: 1952 (4 pieces 1 item). (1952)
item 14: 1953 (6 pieces 5 items). (1953)
item 15: 1954 (5 pieces). (1954)
item 16: 1955 (12 pieces). (1955)
item 17: 1956 (19 pieces 1 item). (1956)
item 18: 1957 (14 pieces 8 items). (1957)
item 19: 1958 (18 pieces 2 items). (1958)
item 20: 1959, January – February (21 pieces 5 items). (1959, Januarly - February)
item 21: 1959, March – April (13 pieces 5 items). (1959, March - April)
item 22: 1959, May – July (8 pieces 6 items). (1959, May - July)
item 23: 1959, August – October (6 pieces 6 items). (1959, August - October)
item 24: 1959, November – December (18 pieces 3 items). (1959, November - December)
Box 3: “CORRESPONDENCE: 1960 – 1982” (1960-1982)
item 1: 1960, January – March (9 pieces 7 items). (1960, January - March)
item 2: 1960, April – June (11 pieces 2 items). (1960, April - June)
item 3: 1960, July – October (12 pieces 5 items). (1960, July - October)
item 4: 1960, November – December (27 pieces 3 items). (1960, November - December)
item 5: 1961 (5 pieces 5 items). (1961)
item 6: 1962, January – April (17 pieces 1 item). (1962, January - April)
item 7: 1962, May – December (10 pieces 1 item). (1962, May - December)
item 8: 1963, January – March (16 pieces 1 item). (1963, January - March)
item 9: 1963, April – December (25 pieces 1 item). (1963, April - December)
item 10: 1964 (21 pieces 2 items). (1964)
item 11: 1965 (10 pieces 2 items). (1965)
item 12: 1966 (9 pieces 1 item). (1966)
item 13: 1967 – 1969 (14 pieces). (1967 - 1969)
item 14: 1970 – 1975 (20 pieces 2 items). (1970 - 1975)
item 15: 1976 (18 pieces 2 items). (1976)
item 16: 1977 (19 pieces 2 items). (1977)
item 17: 1978 (7 pieces 1 item). (1978)
item 18: 1979 (23 pieces 2 items). (1979)
item 19: 1980 (15 pieces 4 items). (1980)
item 20: 1981 (15 pieces 14 items). (1981)
item 21: 1982 (7 pieces). (1982)
item 22: 1983 (5 pieces 7 items). (1983)
Box 4: “INVITATIONS AND MEMORABILIA” (1940-1982)
item 1: Invitations, 1944 – 1948 (9 pieces 1 item). (1944-1948)
item 2: Invitations, 1959 (3 pieces). (1959)
item 3: Invitations, 1960’s: Children’s Service Society of Utah (3 pieces). (1960)
item 4: Invitations, 1960’s: Colleges and Universities (10 pieces). (1960)
item 5: Invitations, 1960’s: National Democratic Party Organizations (7 pieces). (1960)
item 6: Invitations, 1960’s: Politicians and Celebrities (12 pieces). (1960)
item 7: Invitations, 1960’s: Rampton, Clavin, L. (12 pieces 4 items). (1960)
item 8: Invitations, 1960’s: State and Regional Democratic Party
Organizations (6 pieces). (1960)
item 9: Invitations, 1960’s:Utah School for the Deaf and Blind (2 pieces). (1960)
item 10: Invitations, 1960’s: Utah State agencies (6 pieces). (1960)
item 11: Invitations, 1960’s: White House, Washington D.C. (2 pieces). (1960)
item 12: Invitations, 1970’s: Carter, President Jimmy (3 pieces). (1970)
item 13: Invitations, 1970’s: Carter – Mondale Receptions (2 pieces). (1970)
item 14: Invitations, 1970’s: Matheson, Scott M. (2 pieces). (1970)
item 15: Invitations, 1970’s: Mondale, Walter F. (5 pieces). (1970)
item 16: Invitations, 1970’s: Presidential Inauguration (3 pieces 2 items). (1970)
item 17: Invitations, 1970’s: Rampton, Calvin L. (12 pieces 4 items). (1970)
item 18: Invitations, 1970’s: Miscellaneous (12 pieces). (1970)
item 19: Invitations, 1980’s: Miscellaneous (8 pieces). (1980)
item 20: Memorabilia, 1940 – 1943 (3 pieces). (1940-1943)
item 21: Memorabilia, 1944 – 1948 (6 pieces 5 items). (1944-1948)
item 22: Memorabilia, 1949 – 1954(11 pieces 1 items). (1949-1954)
item 23: Memorabilia, 1955 – 1958 (5 pieces 1 item). (1955-1958)
item 24: Memorabilia, 1959 – 1960 (15 pieces 5 items). (1959-1960)
item 25: Memorabilia, 1970 – 1982 (9 pieces 1 item). (1970-1982)
Box 5: “NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS AND POLITICAL CAMPAIGN FILES” (1940-1982)
item 1: Newspaper clippings, 1940 (1940)
item 2: Newspaper clippings, 1941 (1941)
item 3: Newspaper clippings, 1942 (1942)
item 4: Newspaper clippings, 1943 – 1944 (1943-1944)
item 5: Newspaper clippings, 1945 – 1949 (1945-1949)
item 6: Newspaper clippings, 1950 – 1952 (1950-1952)
item 7: Newspaper clippings, 1953 – 1954 (1953-1954)
item 8: Newspaper clippings, 1955 – 1956 (1955-1956)
item 9: Newspaper clippings, 1957 – 1959 (1957-1959)
item 10: Newspaper clippings, 1960 – 1969 (1960-1969)
item 11: Newspaper clippings, 1970 – 1979 (1970-1979)
item 12: Newspaper clippings, 1980 – 1982 (1980-1982)
item 13: Political campaign, 1960: Campaign worker’s wage receipts 14 pieces). (1960)
item 14: Political campaign, 1960: Election returns for state and local
Contests (9 pieces 3 items). (1960)
item 15: Political campaign, 1960: Mailing lists (14 pieces 4 items). (1960)
item 16: Political campaign, 1960: Printing orders for campaign materials (2 pieces 1 item). (1960)
item 17: Political campaign, 1972: Contributions lists (6 pieces 1 item). (1972)
item 18: Political campaign, 1972: Political brochures and advertisements
(36 pieces). (1972)
item 19: Political campaign, 1972: Press releases (13 pieces 13 items). (1972)
item 20: Political campaign, 1972: Printing orders for campaign
materials (5 pieces). (1972)
item 21: Political campaign, 1972: Speech material (15 pieces). (1972)
item 22: Political campaigns: Brochures and advertisements for other
candidates (12 pieces 2 items). (unknown)
item 23: Political campaigns: Miscellaneous (2 items). (unknown)
Box 6: “Site Selection Committee For The 1984 Democratic National Convention: Correspondence and Criteria Comparisons” (1983-1984)
item 1: Committee correspondence: February 4 – May 24, 1983
(8 pieces 3 items). (February 4-May 24, 1983)
item 2: Committee rosters and schedules (2 pieces 2 items). (unknown)
item 3: Criteria comparison – Chicago: Convention facilities (3 items). (unknown)
item 4: Criteria comparison – Chicago: Financial commitment (2 items). (unknown)
item 5: Criteria comparison – Chicago: Hotel housing (2 items). (unknown)
item 6: Criteria comparison – Chicago: Promotional correspondence(1 item). (unknown)
item 7: Criteria comparison – Chicago: Transportation (1 piece). (unknown)
item 8: Criteria comparison – Detroit: Convention facilities(5 pieces 2 items). (unknown)
item 9: Criteria comparison – Detroit: Financial commitment
(1 piece 2 items). (unknown)
item 10: Criteria comparison – Detroit: Hotel housing (3 items). (unknown)
item 11: Criteria comparison – Detroit: Promotional correspondence
(5 pieces 10 items). (unknown)
item 12: Criteria comparison – Detroit: Transportation (1 piece). (uknown)
item 13: Criteria comparison – New York City: Convention facilities
(2 items). (uknown)
item 14: Criteria comparison – New York City: Hotel housing (4 items). (unknown)
item 15: Criteria comparison – New York City: Promotional correspondence(4 pieces). (1984)
Box 7: “Site Selection Committee For The 1984 Democratic Convention: Memorabilia and Miscellaneous Publications” (1979-1983)
item 1: Memorabilia (4 pieces 5 items). (unknown)
item 1: “The Big Apple Guide”, New York Convention and Visitors Bureau, Inc., 1983. (1983)
item 2: “Chicago Magazine’s Guide to Chicago”, W.F.T.M., Inc., Chicago,1983. (1983)
item 3: “Madison Square Garden: 100 Years of History”, Simon and Schuster, New York, 1979. (1979)
item 4: “Maryland Guidebook”, Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development, 1980. (1980)
item 5: “Virginia”, Virginia Department of Tourism and Travel, 1979. (1979)
item 6: “Washington, D.C.”, Washington D.C. Convention and Visitors Association, 1982. (1982)
Box 8: “SUBJECT FILES, DIRECTORIES AND ROSTERS” (1942-1983)
item 1: Subject file: Biographical information (17 pieces 3 items). (uknown)
item 2: Subject file: Democratic National Committee 1980 – 1983(7 pieces 6 items). (1980-1983)
item 3: Subject file: Utah American Revolution Bicentennial Commission,
1974 – 1977 (13 pieces 9 items). (1974-1977)
item 4: Subject file: Utah Federation of Democratic Women, 1982 (7 pieces 5 items). (1982)
item 5: Subject file: Utah Industrial Commission, 1971 – 1972(12 pieces 10 items). (1971-1972)
item 6: Subject file: Weber County Association for Retarded Citizens,
1980 – 1981 (4 pieces 3 items). (1980-1981)
item 7: Subject file: Young Democratic Clubs of American, 1942 – 1943
and 1956 – 1957 (12 pieces 7 items). (1942-1957)
item 8: Directories: Utah Legislature – 1949, 1951, 1955, and 1956 (5 items). (1949-1956)
item 9: Directories: Utah Legislature – 1961, 1962, 1963, and 1965(5 items). (1961-1965)
item 10: Directories: Utah Legislature – 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1977 (8 items). (1966-1977)
item 11: Directories: Miscellaneous (8 items). (unknown)
item 12: Rosters: Utah Democratic Party leaders and elected officials,
1950 – 1960 and 1982 (6 pieces 9 items). (1950-1982)
Box 9: “PUBLICATIONS: A – N (by title)” (1942-1983)
item 1: “The Beehive House: A Souvenir Guide”, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1970. (1970)
item 2: “Brigham Young Statue in the Rotunda of the United State
Capitol”, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1950. (1950)
item 3: “Combination Reference: A Simple and Orderly Arrangement of
Selected References to the Standard Works of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints”, Eldin Ricks, 1947. (1947)
item 4: “Final Call for the 1978 Democratic National Party Conference,”
Democratic National Committee. (1978)
item 5: “1960 Democratic Fact Book: The Candidates – The Issues – The
Platform.” Democratic National Committee. (1960)
item 6: “1960 Democratic National Convention Directory”, Democratic National Committee. (1960)
item 7: “1980 Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee Handbook.” (1980)
item 8: “No Retreat From Tomorrow: President Lyndon B. Johnson’s
1967 Messages to the 90th Congress”, U.S. Government Printing
Office, 1968. (1967-1968)
item 9: “Official Report of the Proceedings of the 1980 Democratic
National Convention”, Democratic National Committee. (1980)
item 10: Official Report of the Proceedings of the 1982 Democratic
National Party Conference”, Democratic National Committee. (1982)
item 11: “Platform of the 1980 Democratic National Convention”,
Democratic National Committee. (1980)
Box 10: “PUBLICATIONS: O – Z (by title)” (1941-1982)
item 1: “Sam Rayburn: The House Will Be In Order”, U.S. Printing
Office, 1961. (1961)
item 2: “Utah State Constitution”, Department of Finance, 1973. (1973)
item 3: “Utah Election Law Report”, Utah State Election Law Study
Council, 1960. (1960)
item 4: “Utah General Election Laws”, Department of Finance, 1973. (1973)
item 5: “Utah Reappointment in 1981”, Office of Legislative Research,
1982. (1981-1982)
item 6: “We the People: Candidate Guide Book to the 1972 Utah State
And Federal Elections”, Sears, Roebuck and Company, 1972. (1972)
item 7: “Well Springs of Immortality”, Starr Daily, 1941. (1941)
item 8: “Who’s Who in American Politics 1969 – 1970”, R. R. Bowker
Company, New York and London. (1969-1970)
item 9: “Why Not the Best?” Jimmy Carter, 1975. (1975)
Box 11: “MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS” (1942-1983)
item 1: Miscellaneous papers including: 1 Newsletter printed by the
Mobile Home Owners Cooperative Foundation of Salt Lake City;
Minutes of the First Utah Legislative Council Meeting, 4/3/55;
List of state agencies appointments in 1981. (1981)
item 2: Original copies of telegrams Xeroxed for preservation. (unknown)
item 1: Delegate badge (in box) from the 1980 Democratic National
Convention in New York. (1980)
item 2: Copper engraving of Utah State Capitol presented to members of
The 1961 Utah Legislature. (1961)
item 3: Scrapbook with news clippings pertaining to U.S. involvement in
World War II. (uknown)
Biographical Note/Historical Note +/-Born Elizabeth Mary Averett, October 15, 1905. Daughter of Charles W. and Mary Christensen Averett, Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Educated Ogden High School and Henager’s Business College, Ogden. Married John M. Vance (d. June 13, 1974), December 31, 1927, Ogden. Children John A., b. 1929; Bard A., b. 1931; Mary Lou, b. 1947. Elizabeth A. Vance was introduced to politics through the 1930 candidacy of Elva Wilkinson, Democratic contender for the post of Weber County Recorder. To reward her campaign worker, the victorious Wilkinson appointed Mrs. Vance to the office of Deputy Weber County Recorder. Thereafter, Democratic Party politics became a significant influence on the course of her life. Since the 1930’s, Mrs. Vance has offered energetic leadership in numerous Democratic Party offices and as a Utah Legislator. She has served as National Committeewoman, Utah President, Utah Chairwoman, and Weber County Chairwoman for the Utah Young Democrats. From 1933 to 1950, she worked as a member of the Executive Council of the Utah Democratic Central Committee. In 1951, she became the first woman in forty-two years to win election to the Utah House of Representatives from Weber County. Through seven consecutive terms as a legislator, as head of every major House committee and as minority party whip, Mrs. Vance worked for improvement of Utah’s programs for education, labor, youth services, and welfare for the handicapped and elderly. She has twice been elected (1976 and 1980) as Utah’s Democratic National Committeewoman, and in 1980 she served as a member of both the Credentials Committee of the Democratic National Convention and the Resolutions Committee of the National Federation of Democratic Women’s Convention. With over half a century of service to her credit, Mrs. Vance has become known as “Mrs. Democrat”, and has been the recipient of honors from U.S. senators, Utah governors, the American Business Women’s Association, and numerous Democratic Party Organizations. Content Description +/-This collection of papers relates the long and successful career of Elizabeth A. Vance in local, state and national Democratic Party politics. It is more than a personal history of Mrs. Vance’s political activities, however. It is also a chapter in the history of the Democratic Party in Weber County and the state of Utah since World War II. Collection Use +/-Restrictions on Access: Open for public research. Administrative Information +/-Arrangement: This collection is arranged in chronological order. Acquisition Information: Donated Processing Note: Process date unknown Creator: Vance, Elizabeth A. Language: Material in English . Sponsor: Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, 2007-2008 Quantity: 11 boxes Language of the Finding Aid: Finding aid encoded in English . Author of the Finding Aid: Sarah Langsdon EAD Creation Date: 2011 Standard: Finding aid based on DACS Subjects +/-Subject Terms: Democratic Party Personal Names: Vance, Elizabeth Geographical Names: Ogden (Utah) |
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