This series reflects the daily operations of the church. It includes a service program, a guest book, church statistics, information about members of the congregation, books and readings for the church, and membership and marriage certificates.

This series includes the records relating to the service of Emmet Heiter in the Moose Jaw Fire Department, and his discharge papers from the infantry. It also includes a photocopy of his name in the 1912 Henderson’s DIrectory, and two poems.

This series reflects the financial interactions of the church. It includes bills, financial statements, receipts, donations, cash books, and other financial documents.

This series consists of records relating to the Sunday school at St. Paul’s Church. It includes cradle rolls, class registers, and class summaries.

This series consists of a register of shareholders, a stock record book and partially used book of original stock certificates.

This series consists of minutes of meetings.

This series includes documents pertaining to the organization and application of life on the Fortmann farm. It contains insurance policies, mortgage agreements, deeds, receipts, workshop guides, and forms and permits from the Canadian Wheat Board.

This series consists of the regulations of the society, information pamphlets, membership and volunteer lists, minutes of meetings, correspondence, including blank forms and letterhead, orders of photos from the newspaper and biographies of members and guests that were used for introductions.

This series contains R.H. Clarke’s (Kay Ellis’ father) Bank of Hamilton account book, a VIA Air Mail envelope, a Bradstreet’s Commercial Ratings in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Yukon, three financial shares owned by the Ellis’ and R.H. Clarke, and a Moose Jaw land title in Austin Ellis’ name.

This series consists of an illustrated history of the Red Cross by UNESCO, scrapbooks primarily of newspaper clippings and some photographs covering the history of the Moose Jaw Red Cross, and a special edition newspaper on clubwomen in Moose Jaw, featuring an article on Mrs. A.F. Feltham, an active member of the Red Cross.

This series consists of the history of the Red Cross Youth (Junior Red Cross) in Saskatchewan and the activities sponsored by the Moose Jaw Red Cross Youth.

This series includes secondary sources on Emmet Heiter and WWI including cemetery records, newspaper articles, excerpts from publications, and other research done by Bill and Dee Dee McCreary.

This series consists of blueprints, drawings, specifications and correspondence relating to the construction of the Providence Hospital in 1917 and all the additions and renovations made to the facility over the years.

This series contains a nursing diploma from 1916, as well as a certificate of nursing registration from 1923.

This series consists of Minutes, reports, membership lists and some correspondence.