Serra Club (Lincoln, Neb.) [RG0770.AM]

NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID

RG0770.AM:  Serra Club (Lincoln, Neb.)

Papers:  1955-1961, n.d.
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska:  Catholic Men’s Club
Size:  0.25 cu.ft.; 1 box

BACKGROUND NOTE

The charter presentation of the Serra Club of Lincoln, Nebraska took place on September 11, 1955. The organization’s mission is, “To foster and promote vocations to the priesthood and religious life and to further Catholicism by encouraging its members, in fellowship, through education, to fulfill their vocations to service.”

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

This collection consists of manuscript material arranged in four series: 1) Newsletters, 1956-1961, n.d.; 2) Correspondence, 1955-1960, n.d.; 3) Rosters and Committee Lists, 1956-1961; and 4) Miscellany. This material relates to the early activities of the Serra Club of Lincoln, Nebraska in its efforts to promote Catholicism and the religious life.

INVENTORY

Series 1 – Newsletters, 1956-1961, n.d.
Folder

  1. 1956-1958, June
  2. 1958, July-1961
  3. Undated

Series 2 – Correspondence, 1955-1960, n.d.

  1. 1955-1960 and undated

Series 3 – Rosters and committee lists, 1956-1961

  1. 1956-1961

Series 4 – Miscellany

  1. Includes programs, membership application, report, and information sheet

Subject headings:

Catholic Church — Nebraska
Lancaster County (Neb.) — History
Lincoln (Neb.) — History
Priesthood
Religion — Study and teaching — Nebraska

Revised TMM        12-26-2006

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