Box 3

Progressive revisions of a numbered list of "Leon's Sayings," some copies with instructions to "mark the insights and sayings that are significant to you with a check mark. Mark with two check marks the ones that are very significant."

Letters about economic policy to politicians and newspaper editors; letter Eleanor Roosevelt to Lillian Kanegis; Letters to Lillian Kanegis from various officials about her winning essay and peace treaty writing contests; essays on economic subjects, with notes, by Leon and Lillian Kanegis.

Correspondence, notes, printed material related to the draft, conscientious objectors, anti-militarism. Including materials from National Service Board for Religious Objectors.

Notes, letters to daughter Diana, recounting times Kanegis was moved to speak at meeting. Spiritual insights.

Letters from Leon to Lillian, 1944-51 and undated; Leters Lillian to Leon 1943-50; holiday cards.

Correspondence with the Clerk of the Marriage Court regarding the choice to get legally married, common law marriage. Correspondence with members of Florida Avenue Meeting for worship regarding marriage. Marriage invitations/announcements. Correspondence to friends and family members about early married life.

Writings by Lillian Kanegis about spiritual topics including good will and the will to live; notes from Meeting; correspondence.

High school diploma, newspaper clippings, Leon's application to the University of Chicago, various correspondence, lottery ticket.

Customer reviews and testimonials about Leon Kanegis's typewriter cleaning and servicing business. Yellow pages advertisement for the business.

Letter to Leon Kanegis: response of Andrew Von Salis to reading "Spiritual Insights and Sayings of Leon Kanegis," with the sayings he found meaningful copied out.