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[Letter, Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, C.S.C. to Rev. Joseph G. O'Donohoe, 1932-03-30]
O'Donnell asks O'Donohoe about the Metz will because he believes it will be very helpful to several students.
[Letter, Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, C.S.C. to Rev. Joseph G. O'Donohoe, 1932-04-15]
President Hugh O'Donnell writes a letter to Rev. O'Donohoe to thank him for sending over a list of prospective students. The University continues to expand despite the nation's financial situation.
[Letter, Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, C.S.C. to Rev. Joseph G. O'Donohoe, 1932-05-11]
President O'Donnell corresponds with Rev. O'Donohoe regarding the Metz will, a (cordial) regret to an invitation, and the upcoming Commencement ceremony.
[Letter, Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, C.S.C. to Rev. Joseph G. O'Donohoe, 1932-07-02]
Correspondence from University President O'Donnell to Dr. O'Donohoe, in which he indicates the struggle to "increase... enrollment" and references his tours around Texas to recruit students. The letter suggests a positive relationship between the…
[Letter, Rev. Joseph Burke to Edward J. Condon, 1928-04-16]
Correspondence from University President sent to Edward J. Condon in regards to his childrens' outstanding tuition bills. Burke is firm in his request of payment, and states, "I hope that you will not send any more letters of explanation. What I…
[Letter, Rev. Joseph Burke to Edward J. Condon, 1930-02-14]
Correspondence from University President Burke to Edward J. Condon in regards to his "indifference" toward his "financial obligations" to the university. Burke states that his lawyers will be getting involved and he expects Condon to withdraw his…
[Letter, Rev. Joseph Burke to Edward J. Condon, 1930-05-16]
Correspondence from University President sent to Edward J. Condon in regards to his childrens' outstanding tuition bills. Burke states that Jimmie, one of E.J. Condon's sons, will not be permitted to take his final examinations if the debt is not…
[Letter, Rosa Lee Schutz to Brother Peter, 1934-02-01]
A letter in which Rosa Lee Schutz apologizes for a writing a bad check to university and promises to pay the rest of her balance.
[St. Edward's Main Building]
Still image of St. Edward's University Main Building in black and white taken in 1920 and published in the Student Newspaper, the St. Edward's Echo
[St. Edward's University Tuition Balance, Account for James Condon, 1929–30]
Lists charges associated with James Condon attending St. Edward's University for the 1929-1930 school year for summer, first, and second semesters. Tuition bill is addressed to E.J. Condon.