Box 1

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. These include correspondence from the IRS, American Trust & Savings Bank, a bill from the Julien Motor Inn, a receipt from Butt's Florist, Inc., correspondence from the Dubuque Savings and Loan Association, pamphlet from American Trust & Savings Bank regarding electronic transactions, American Trust & Savings Bank checking plan advertisement, and correspondence from the Bank.

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. These include American Trust & Savings Bank monthly statements, envelopes, deposit receipts, and holiday travel advertisements.

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. These include an American Trust & Savings Bank deposit ticket booklet and checkbook.

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. These include an American Trust & Savings Bank transcaction certificate, deposit account opening certificate, deposit receipts, savings passbook, and envelope, a luncheon receipt from the Julien Motor Inn, and a slip asking all members to attend a meeting in which disbandment would be discussed.

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. These include American Trust & Savings Bank monthly statements, checks, and envelopes.

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. These include American Trust & Savings Bank deposit receipts, monthly statements, envelopes, and checks.

Folder contains Sherman Circle financial papers. This includes a Dubuque Savings and Loan booklet.

Folder contains miscellaneous papers and other materials relating to the Sherman Circle.

Folder contains miscellaneous papers relating to the Sherman Circle. This includes a handwritten slip of paper containing descriptions of club activities from 1925-1929.

Folder contains miscellaneous papers related to the Sherman Circle. This includes a printed address from Most Rev. F.J.L. Beckman, S.T.D. (Archbishop of Dubuque), a thank you note from the Dubuque Girl Scouts, a thank you note from St. Mary's Orphan Home, a thank you note from St. Joseph's Church, a postcard explaining the Sherman Circle Rosary, and a handwritten note discussing the history and purpose of the group.