This subseries comprises property deeds, the Call Family newsletter, a Family Heritage Book and miscellaneous typescripts relating to Hal Call's extended family, including his parents--Fred and Genne--and his brothers--Harris, James and Arnold. This subseries contains the earliest papers in the collection, with the property deeds dating from 1852 to 1922. Additional family correspondence can be found in Subseries 1.6.

This subseries comprises property deeds, the Call Family newsletter, a Family Heritage Book and miscellaneous typescripts relating to Hal Call's extended family, including his parents--Fred and Genne--and his brothers--Harris, James and Arnold. This subseries contains the earliest papers in the collection, with the property deeds dating from 1852 to 1922. Additional family correspondence can be found in Subseries 1.6.

This subseries consists of materials relating to Call's education, finances, world travel and other general activities and interests. Among other materials, this subseries includes Call's Last Will and Testament and articles and newspaper clippings about him.

This subseries consists of materials relating to Call's education, finances, world travel and other general activities and interests. Among other materials, this subseries includes Call's Last Will and Testament and articles and newspaper clippings about him.

This subseries comprises correspondence, memoranda, maps, aerial photographs, military orders, field notebooks, newsletters, surveys and other material relating to Call's service in World War II and the Army Reserves. While on active duty, he received infantry training and became company commander for an infantry battalion. Following the war, he served in the Organized Reserve Corps in Missouri and Colorado until 1952.

This subseries comprises correspondence, memoranda, maps, aerial photographs, military orders, field notebooks, newsletters, surveys and other material relating to Call's service in World War II and the Army Reserves. While on active duty, he received infantry training and became company commander for an infantry battalion. Following the war, he served in the Organized Reserve Corps in Missouri and Colorado until 1952.

This subseries comprises correspondence, memoranda, maps, aerial photographs, military orders, field notebooks, newsletters, surveys and other material relating to Call's service in World War II and the Army Reserves. While on active duty, he received infantry training and became company commander for an infantry battalion. Following the war, he served in the Organized Reserve Corps in Missouri and Colorado until 1952.