Handwritten and signed certificate dated 11 Nov. 1833. Leonard certifies that Eduard Helmer is a faithful member of the local Presbyterian Church. The certificate is written on two pages of a folded sheet of paper. On the interior portion is found an apparent effort at writing a fictional romantic story.

Contains an essay and a short story written by Tom Rogers which were collected by Norris. Materials date from somewhere between 1988 through 2006.

Contains a letter to Norris from Mona Letourneau along with several short stories written by Letourneau which were collected by Norris. Materials date to around 1988 through 2006.

Contains poems and short stories written by a number of authors which were collected by Norris. Includes a collection of Christmas themed poems and stories written by students in a creative writing class that was taught by Norris in Fall Semester 1998. Materials date to around 1998.

Contains three short stories written by Mike Dorrell, a writer originally from Wales. The stories were collected by Norris. Materials date to around 2000 through 2005.

Contains writings of Lily Klasner that were not part of her main publication, "My Girlhood Among Outlaws" (though the content is similar); it is possible some documents could be annotated by Eve Ball. This includes short stories and biographical sketches. The longest manuscript is an autobiography, "Lily of the mountains," by Miss Lady Casey, which discusses Lily Klasner's teaching experience on the western frontier. Materials dated approximately 1885 to 1972.