Collection: Marian McQuade Papers / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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West Virginia Centenarians (listed alphabetically by WV County) Box 8, Folder 4

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West Virginia Commission on Aging and West Virginia Hillbilly Bicentennial Project Applications--Honoring 100-Year-Old Men and Women Box 8, Folder 9

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West Virginia Commission on Aging and West Virginia Hillbilly Questionnaires Box 12, Folder 12

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West Virginia Commission on Aging (includes letters regarding GPD, member list, Foster Grandparent Graduation Exercise program, etc.) Box 6, Folder 27

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West Virginia Community Action Program--List of Directors Box 6, Folder 29

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West Virginia Hillbilly's "A Tribute to Joe McQuade" Box 16, Folder 13

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White House Conference on Aging (regarding idea for television program of Mrs. McQuade's) Box 13, Folder 16

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Wisconsin

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Wonderful West Virginia Magazine Box 13, Folder 23

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WV Health and Human Services--Centenarians Day Materials (includes a sample press release, a list of historical fun facts, and a document describing how to record oral histories) Box 13, Folder 9

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