Archives box 02
Contains 32 Results:
Petterson, Gustav S., 1889-1965, and Family. Collection, 1916 - 1979
The Gustav S. Petterson and Family collection consists primarily of the scripts of “The College Hour” radio program, which Petterson hosted once a week at the KYSM Radio station in Mankato, Minnesota. The collection also contains personal items from the Petterson family, including photo albums, Gustav’s sermon book, a signed copy of Sinclair Lewis's book, The Job, and materials related to things happening in Mankato in the 1940s and 1950s.
“The College Hour", 1948-04-05 - 1948-04-26
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-05-03 - 1948-05-24
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-06-07 - 1948-06-21
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-07-05 - 1948-07-26
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-08-09
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-09-13 - 1948-09-27
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-10-04 - 1948-10-11
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-11-08 - 1948-11-29
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
“The College Hour", 1948-12-06
This series contains the transcripts of “The College Hour” radio program on KYSM. The radio show was a weekly program that talked about different books, and often mentioned current events. Petterson often had guests on the show with him, shown in the transcripts. This series ranges from 1938-1952, although a majority of the series is from 1946 to 1948.
