Box 1

Scope and Contents From the Series: In this folder, various materials furnish information on Wheeler’s family and professional life. These include an acknowledgement of appreciation for Wheeler’s parents, Wayne B. and Ella Belle Wheeler, following their deaths in 1927, from the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Washington D.C.; notification of Robert Wheeler’s passing the Ohio Bar exam in 1926; an invitation for a luncheon of congratulations; a biography of Robert Wheeler from The Rowfant Club (a bibliophilic society in...

Scope and Contents From the Series: In this folder, various materials furnish information on Wheeler’s family and professional life. These include an acknowledgement of appreciation for Wheeler’s parents, Wayne B. and Ella Belle Wheeler, following their deaths in 1927, from the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Washington D.C.; notification of Robert Wheeler’s passing the Ohio Bar exam in 1926; an invitation for a luncheon of congratulations; a biography of Robert Wheeler from The Rowfant Club (a bibliophilic society in...

Scope and Contents From the Series: In this folder, various materials furnish information on Wheeler’s family and professional life. These include an acknowledgement of appreciation for Wheeler’s parents, Wayne B. and Ella Belle Wheeler, following their deaths in 1927, from the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Washington D.C.; notification of Robert Wheeler’s passing the Ohio Bar exam in 1926; an invitation for a luncheon of congratulations; a biography of Robert Wheeler from The Rowfant Club (a bibliophilic society in...

Scope and Contents From the Series: In this folder, various materials furnish information on Wheeler’s family and professional life. These include an acknowledgement of appreciation for Wheeler’s parents, Wayne B. and Ella Belle Wheeler, following their deaths in 1927, from the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Washington D.C.; notification of Robert Wheeler’s passing the Ohio Bar exam in 1926; an invitation for a luncheon of congratulations; a biography of Robert Wheeler from The Rowfant Club (a bibliophilic society in...

Scope and Contents From the Series: In this folder, various materials furnish information on Wheeler’s family and professional life. These include an acknowledgement of appreciation for Wheeler’s parents, Wayne B. and Ella Belle Wheeler, following their deaths in 1927, from the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Washington D.C.; notification of Robert Wheeler’s passing the Ohio Bar exam in 1926; an invitation for a luncheon of congratulations; a biography of Robert Wheeler from The Rowfant Club (a bibliophilic society in...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this section of the collection are letters received by Robert Wheeler from family members (1922, 1925-27), correspondence to and from Oberlin Professor Karl Geiser for Wheeler, or to Wheeler himself (1921, 1923-27), letters from Oberlin President Henry Churchill King (1925-26), and letters from Harvard University and other correspondence, both personal and professional (1924-28, 1970, n.d.).

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this section of the collection are letters received by Robert Wheeler from family members (1922, 1925-27), correspondence to and from Oberlin Professor Karl Geiser for Wheeler, or to Wheeler himself (1921, 1923-27), letters from Oberlin President Henry Churchill King (1925-26), and letters from Harvard University and other correspondence, both personal and professional (1924-28, 1970, n.d.).

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this section of the collection are letters received by Robert Wheeler from family members (1922, 1925-27), correspondence to and from Oberlin Professor Karl Geiser for Wheeler, or to Wheeler himself (1921, 1923-27), letters from Oberlin President Henry Churchill King (1925-26), and letters from Harvard University and other correspondence, both personal and professional (1924-28, 1970, n.d.).

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this section of the collection are letters received by Robert Wheeler from family members (1922, 1925-27), correspondence to and from Oberlin Professor Karl Geiser for Wheeler, or to Wheeler himself (1921, 1923-27), letters from Oberlin President Henry Churchill King (1925-26), and letters from Harvard University and other correspondence, both personal and professional (1924-28, 1970, n.d.).

Scope and Contents From the Series: The largest part of the collection contains materials from Robert Wheeler’s time in law school. It primarily comprises legal briefs used by Robert Wheeler and his partner Harold Havighurst, and those written by them, while participating in the Harvard Law School Ames Competition. These briefs span 1924-26 and contain papers describing the content of the cases Wheeler and Havighurst were arguing. In addition, there is a manual of instructions for editorial work for the ...